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TKITRSDAY, SEPTEgBER23,J8Sl.
fiSfTbo Post master-Gencrel has ap
pointed Mrs. Ellcnor Moycr, postmistress-
nt New Mount Pleasant, Monroe County
Pa., vieo Theodore Brodlcad, removed
Star Ale.
Being rather temperately inclined, we do
not-claim to be a judge of quality so far as
regards the several varieties of the "Ardent
Vhich are retailed in the different Hotels o
our borough for the comfort of the " Inner
"Man." On the question of AJe and Lnger,
'our experience is somewhat more extended
and wc think we speak by the card when we
say that the "Star Ale" manufactured by our
friend Postens of Scranton, and kept on
draught by mine IIobts Bossard of the Indian
Queen, Troch cf the Slroudsburg House, ant
ati Schug's Restaurant, is far ahead of any
thing in the Mull line, that ever tickled ou
pallet. This Ale, we are assured, is manu
facturcd from the best material, is entirely
free from Jidullcration; and, we arc satisfied
that its occasional indulgence will add to in
stoad of diminishing the health and comfort
of mankind. To one and all who indulge in
a glass we would say try tile Star Ale.
CSrJohn F. l.'rinkhouso will deliver
n patriotic address to-day,, at the R
R. Depot, to the enlisted volunteers, who
will be there ready for the train to con
vey them to the teat of war.
G7The communication from Lackawaxen
township, Pike county, came too late for this
week s paper. It will appear next week.
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The September Terra of our Courts
commenced on ilonday last, at 2 o'clock
p. ra. all the Judges on tie Bench. No
Grand Jury was summoned to this Term.
The remainder of ilionday and nearly the
whole of 'luesday was occupied with the
case of Noah Phillips and Julia Ann bis
wife, to the use of said Julia Ann vs.
Chas. Ruth, and John Young, Jr. Thin
was an action cf Trespass for taking and
selling the horse of the Plaintiff. Chas.
Rulb, one the defendant- was Constable of
Hamilton township, and under an execu
tion in favor of John Young against Ja
cob Spragle (the father of Julia Ann
Phillip) levied upon and told a certaiu
horse in the possession of Jacob Spraele,
but which the gaid Ju'ia Ann Phillips al
leged was her property, having been pur-
It n tirt A t r A. 4 r .
i.iuu iiu uuj separate means, .alter
the Plaintiff had c!osod,.ou motion of De
fendant counsel, John Youu? and John
Younjr, Jr., cie discharged, no proo
having been produced against them ; and
tlte trial proceeded against Chas.,Ruth
alone..: Wednesday morning, the Jury
returned a verdict in favor of Plaintiff for
the sua of 0-4 10. The Court set aside
this verdict and granted a new trial.
The case of Bush vs. Brown was taken
up on Tuesday bight, and is now. being
tried, as we go to press. This is a Ion and
tedious cascabout a water right, and will
doubtless occupy the remainder of the
week, as the Court will not be in session
on Thursday, that being a day set apart
by the Executive of the Nation for fasting
and prayer. All the Jurors not empan
eled in the trial of this cause were ex
cured on Tuesday night.
The Konroe Guards.
The Mou roe Guards is the name of a
new cosapany organizing under Georgr
K. Slutter, to enter the service cf the
United States. They are to join the new
Reuiuieot of Col. J. F. Staunton P V
and we have no doubt tbey will do coon
service in tho cause of the Union and the
Constitution. Col. Staunton bore a high
character as an officer of the 1st Pennsyl
vania Regiment, in tho iUexican War
and his soldieriy qualities will give our
t i
menus every aavantago necessary to
moke them good foldiers and enable them
to honor the name tbey have assumed.
All honor to gallant ilonrce, for although
Dot ever fatt to Mart, the comes nobl
up to the ionk of eztinguifchiog rebellion
punishing traitors and sustaining the
glorious emblem of our National unity
and glory. I he young patriots of ilion
roe can not do better than to testify thus
their love of liberty by joiniog the army
under such circumstances. Success and
glory attend our bravo soldiers ani when
they return we promise them iho lore of
their countrymen and the admiration
of the world. It is understood that Capt
George K. Sluttcr, or C. L. Edmonds
will remain a few days to receive those
who wish to join them.
Trouble in the Wig-warn. Grand Pow
wow of the Dictators.
It is plainly evident to all who chose
to look, that the camp of the dictators is
grievously beset with trouble. The memory
of man runneth not back to tho lime when
it was deemed necessary, on- tho occasion
of any former election of mere represen
tative, to call a gathering of the faithful, to
afford opportunity for explanation either to
candidates or to those who nssisted toplace
them in nomination. The meeting on Mon
day night hist, called as-it was by those
whose claim to the patent of unadulterated
democracy is undoubted a democracy which
bolts at nothing that comes through the por
lels of a packed convention may, therefore
be regarded as a rara avis; a bird without
classification in natural history, a complete
cross between hawk and buzzard, as perfect
a nondescript as Barnum's "What is it ?"
only, if possible, a little more so. Of course
every body seemed anxious to see what was
to be seen, and to hear what was to be said
and so everybody went ; but, among the
large number present, we were surprised to
see so few of those who swallow the trick
played by the County Convention, and such
an overwhelming prepondcrence of those
who are fixed iii the determination to rebuke
old fogy ism at the polls. It was apparent on
all sides, whether we .viewed the sternness
of the masses or the trepidation of the dicta
tors, that there was trouble in the wig-warn
and that the gathering was ordered under a
forlorn hope that something might be said to
stay the ball of public indignation which was
rushing on, and threatening to crush the
bald-faced wire-pullers who operated through
the Convention held on the 7th inst. But
how futile are the efforts of the wicked. No
enthusiasm cheered the speakers, and we
heard more than one friend of Mr. Rowland
declare that his speech had better have been
left unspoken.
In another column we give a fair report o
what was said and done, and we do not de
sign to repeat it here. We can, however,
note more fully the sayings and doings of
the men who set up candidates, and of can
didates themselves, without feeling guilty of
repetition. We attended the meeting for the
purpose of learning the grounds on which the
leaders had the hardihood to ask the votes of
the people for one whose nomination was ob
tained by overslaughing all the precedents of
his party. As the meeting- was called for the
especial purpose of letting Mr. Rowland, the
rump candidate for the legislature, be heard,
we naturally supposed that he would enligh
ten us as to the necessity of making strict
party nominations, in these limes when the
country should be a unit for the preservation
of the laws at least, that he would tell us
why he, as a minority candidate, should be
voted for in preference to John C. Westbrook,
the undeniable choice of Pike county, wheth
er viewed as to his majority of delegates, his
majority on the" popular vote, or his better
qualifications for the position. We listened
closely to all that was said, and we came
home filled with wonder, that men possessed
of intelligence, men who laid claim to up
rightness of character could so boldly, and,
apparently, so void of offence to conscience,
attempt to cram so monstrous an iniquity
down the throats of the people.
Iludibras assures us that "fools instead of
Who Lies?
The diotators candidate for the Assem
bly on last Monday evening, in an unsat
isfactory attempt to mako his record good
on the Uniou question, bad the unblush
ing boldness to assert, that tho Adminis
tration had paid off somo of Pennsylva
nia's three months Volunteers with rag
money, wkioh was at a disc6unt of Ci or 7
cents to the dollar. Now this is utterly
falfO a3 nine tenths of those who heard
him kuow. Thetruth is just this : When
the term of tho three months Volunteers
in question had expired, a son of the Sec
retary of War was appointed to pay them
off, and the gold for that purpose wa.u
placed in his hands; but his notion was
that tho Middlctown bank notes would
answer tho Volunteers' purpose as well
as the gold, and accordingly offered the
noto-s on that bank to them aa pay for
their services, which they refused to re
ceive, and tbey wcro therefore paid oG
with cold. The notes on the Middletown
bank at that timo were selling at the Bro
kcra counter at 2i cents discount to tbt
dollar.
Now if Mr. Rowland will lie so about
things with which wo are all acquainted,
is it wise in us to believe him when he
tells us of things for the truth of which
we muht alone take his word ?
We have asked, on several
- The Late Democratic Meeting.
" The meeting at an early hour was or
ganized by the eleotion of Riciiard S.
Staples, President, -and A. Fenner, G.
Kintner, John Merwino, and
Yetter, Vice Presidents, and somebody
Socretarj, who did not assume the prof
fered honor.
S J. Hollinsbead moved that Wra. K.
Haviland bo invited to address the meet
ing,. which ho proceeded to do. Ho set
out with the intention of convincing Dem
ocrats, as well as all who folt an interest,
that he bad done a nice thing in cheating
tho Pike County Democracy out of her
choice for nomination for the Legislature.
He had done just what he thought was
right in carrying out the schemes of the
rotten wire pullers. He said ho had met
with but one man iu Monroe, whom he
regarded as a Democrat, that was at all
dissatisfied with his action. But he will
most likely God a few more of the same
sort by next election, if wc may judgt
from tho signs of the times, which to u
strongly indicate' that the eorrupt wire
pullers' reign is rabidly drawing to a clone
His was a eorrowful nd pitiable effort
an abortion.
Mr. Rowland the wire-pullers' ohoice
teflQ dtnn invitnfj in trAraca tVia mrtnfJnn
.w "-".v- w.w u.wuu&
which ho did in one of tho nroststar span
gled and 6ky-rocket addresses it was ev
er our lot to listen to. After poaring in
mid-heaven and casting a retrospective
glance at the republic of Rome, and at
Queen Dido.'s possessions, be suddenly es
pied the Jeffereonian and desceuded upon
us like a hawk upon a chicken. He then
attempted to tear us to pieces, but hisef
forts reminded us of a little pup trying to
kill game entirely beyond its capacity.
He denied that he was in favor of repeal
ing the SIO.O00 tax on the Eric Railroad
Co. He did not deny that the Company
furnished the grease to make the ma
chinery run smoothly, nor did ho deny
that be had found it suitable to leavc
Hawley in a hurry on a certain ojo.isioo
because of utterance of opposition to the
Administration on the War question.
He did not deny that ho had voted for
Breckinridge, nor did he deny that the
present as well as original (sympathizers
with the rebels, wero nearly unanimous
in his support, ne denied that he had
ever had a secession flag on bis house.
He admitted that ho had lampooned the
State Administration for cheating the
Volunteers in their uniforms. Stuff
The-voluntcers could not be cheated, but
the State Administration was the party
that was cheated by putting the contract
to furnish uniforms, in the hands of tho-e
who proved untrue to their trust. The
matter was immediately investigated on
r II O A t JAntTdT W ff fK.. fnawl 1 . -. .. f 1 r L
I LUL1UU li I L11H Will. lltr UlfL-lricftn nftc
iee appoimea Dy me tjoxernor. and naiMu i . .i i .
,r J ' r 11 heart and sniil into iho rrinffnr- nr1 ntl-
r , , r T I w ... u v t s a , uuu I n I l
ui wuii-u waa uooiposca oi democrats, ano
which entirely exonerated the Governor
Tell us Why?
occasions.
but have not been answered, Why it is,
if G. II. Rowland is uudixgujscdly in fa
vor of the. Government, and Administra
tion, that every man in the to Counties,
r-o far as we know, that is, or ever has
been tinctured with sreessionism, is now
fo strongly in favor of Mr. Rowland, and
so bitterly opposed to Mr. Westbrook I
It 'is in vain to attempt to disguise it,
for actions will speak louder than words.
Why is it that all the Rowland meet
ing3 are officered by those who original
ly sympathized with the Rebels 7 In
short, why are all the movements mad
to advance A& political fortune beaded by
persons of that peculiar stripe, and back
ed up by the satelilcs which revolve a
round such beautiful planets, who hope
to gather up the plunder, or reap politi
cal glory 7-
We do not desire to do any one injus
tice. But such are tho plain facts. Who
will give us the explanation 7 Won't
next October 7
The Difference.
George fl. Rowland in his speech on
ilonday Evening last took credit to him-
-elf from the fact that the lion. Daniel
3. Dickinson, a dcradcratof New York, is
doing everything possible for man to do
to sustain the administration in its prose-
arguments use wagers." .After listening to
Mr. Rowland's rodomontade on Monday ev-
for nothing but that the Union may be
preserved. ilfr. Rowlaud docs nothing
but Gnd fault with the Administration,
and its mode of couduetins the war.
This is the difference between them
Di ckinsou is a Democrat while Rowland
jmagoguc.
oi all centurc. He also admitted that he
Ii3d castigated the Federal Administra
tion lccause.it paid offsoisc of the Penu
ening, backed as it was by the offer of a hun- Ivania Volunteer Regiment with paper
rlrrwl Ullnr Unt . . L . 1 1 TTl n Tl O C fit (l ri r 7 Tlnr nnr.) t-.Lm I
.. .... U ... issue
conclusion, mat ttie tool s argument was -Now tae Administration had nothm" to
a more practised weapon in his hands than do with it. The trold was furnished to
was common sense. Instead of the political! the pay-ma?ter, but he exchanged the
principles and the peculiar claims of Mr. Sld for. paper money which was at a dis-
Rowland which we exoected to hoar disr.ns- count ot cents to the dollar
sed and established, it seemed to us that all luc vo,unteurd rcIusod 'o uccivc; and ttie uouu - ebiorooic tor itepresentative of
bones which men ofhis caliber had, in times VaJmaster quickly re-exehauged his pa- this Legislative district, came off in the
past, contended against had simmered dow
u,.i.m wiiamsaiu, wasmeoniy nug-bearlelt as a "dirt v. cout emntiblo John tnotism and enthusiasm are concerned
for the valient patent democracy of the day Abolitiou sheet." This is rcculor Feces' may be considered a grand success.
1 . .1 ... l.i. I.. a
iu winuiu iverymingeise naa eeen over- sion slang, as all persons are thus denoon- The meeting was organized bv the e-
. - -j
oomplisb their.own selfish purpose, he ap- surrendered on Friday for the want of
pealed from thoir action to the honest and Wa or. Beforo surrendering Col MullU
untrammeled people to vindicate risht go sent 200 of bis men across tho river
and "condemn injustico and wrong, by vo- to')Jropk?il!o, onroute for Quincy IU
ting for and triumphantly electing John Jhe news to-day from Tuscumbia re-
C. Westbrook ojer the dictators' candi- pojls that Col. McClury of the Federal
date. The remarks of tho speaker eliei- trojps was'attacked on Friday by a par
ted frequent outbursts of applause. ty f rebel- uuder Parsons and Johnson
The followiog resolutions wcro then bu be repulsed them with slight loss on
adopted uuanimou-ly : oucside.
Resolved, That the Resolutions adopted ur force bb were scnt Qp tto rjv
in tbo Representative Convention at er" week, are now at Boonoville, and-
Stroudsburg, on tho 7th inst., in favor of wil move forward to Lexington to-mor-
suainiug tho Government in a vigorou- ro4. Gen. Davia leaves here to-morrow
prosecution of tho present war against to like command and lead them on.
armed Rebellion in the South; meet our Otner troopa will go forward immediate"
entire approval, and wo do hereby rc-af- ly,
firm said resolutions as expressive of the Lr 17enwortb, Friday, Sept. 20 1861
. . - I j hp I j in ri ni fliio OT.n-n:OT 1 .i .
v, iiiu liuiuiu juarna iuat
Manatown, Mo., on
cen 600 Federal-
rrn m a r tt wl
ecame the duty of illonroe county to "V" -uu m wnicn too'
t.:.. Ilatf?r were completely routed, with tho-
lo"S of seven killed. Odc hundred hnr.-
Resolved. That thn maioritv of tho Del
r tvi. n . i i .11 .i a fut took place at
pen fs irnin rikn ,n inir nnnnv (i c arcu ... t .
Un Wfhrnnl, no tlio Alinnn nf PiL" UlaOay mOrUIUg, bdW
U Wll I' IF ' V 1 W V ........ LI.. V II VI V1 . , . . ,
. I Irotns. undnr CoI j.
eounty lor the otiice oi ilepreentative, it
x
concur in bi'J nomination, and that the
actiou of the majority of the Delegates of
this eounty, iu nominating George H.
Rowland, contrary to the will of the Dem
ocracy of Pike county, was unjust and
irregular.
Resolved, That wo hereby declare our
ses
alpi
and all their tents and supplies, wcro'
captured.
Our force lost two privates killed and'
woended. Col. Johnston, while ridibc
at the head of his column, was pierced by'
ninr balls, and in?tantl? killed. Two-
li.r j rr . .n 1...- 1 ! a 1
reaulnr nominee of the Dentooratie nnrtv w.ur" luua cucut ,u u'3 UUJU HO OU0K
t J 1 cli- in i'nn n . I. : . 1. 1 rL
iliniini. UT ,u luu uuw, UJJU UUllL't 1U UJC1CIC
for the office of Representative, believing luu uu.ct m
him to bo the choice of the Democracy of UT u?r; t , S ana ono
this Representative District, and we here- Jf 1 l d,cd "flS h racn t&
u.. l; t ... l fijrU for tho "Star and Stnccs."
bv nledL'e him our heartv sunnort.
Resolved, That we approve of the offi- St- Loui-, Sept. 22, 1861.
ciul acta of Hon. Henry S. ilfott, our State AH tho officers of Gen. Fremont's staf?
Senator and the Hon. C D Brodhead, have been ordered, to day, to report'
our member of the Legislature. themselves ct bead quarters forthwith.
Ihree cheers were then given for est- Rt. Loui-. Moud v. Sent. 23. 1861.
brook, three for the speaker, and three 0 Prcnt:,,..g AuJintph nnnnnrto:nir.
for the Union, all of which were given ,t. J. Pr,irt, nc ni i n- t
... . -n ' ,, ft . tnq i-urrenclcr of Col. jMuIIigan, at Lex-
with a s-if.ijificant energy. Ihe meeting ;Jn,. .., ,i i i o-
bel loss is
killed and
then adjourned amid tho best of feeling kiled,' Hu'woundcd. Tho Rcbe
and fully resolved to lay out the dictator, about 600 kil
candidate on the second luesday of next Wc,njC(j
October
A .-pecial dispatch to The Republican
Trr 4.u- i x. -n A- n .- -r. , frop Jtrffrrson City 2"jd, says nothinjr haa
WasthelateDemocraticConventionPack- le,D rcccive(l tberc corporative of the
w , , , , , ,. . , report of the surrender of Lexington, and
We have heard, froun eeveral reliable U1ajy di-be!ievo it totally.
sources, that the late Assembly Convcn- Dr. Hughes, who lett bis home, 45
tion was arranged just a- it was for the niila from Lexington, on Saturday niht,
purpose of nomiuatin-r G. il. Rowland, andjwho is a near neighbor of Capt. Ma
One person who was in the conspiracy to oflfn r1a?tr"d b J .Co1 31nrshll and ta
, , . 7 4, . , r ken to Lexiniitou about two weeks tine
slaughter Westbrook .tated, to one of his aUi wbo hVXQ in th(j role, '
friends, that although Westbrook undoub- dfchrc? that if the city had surrendered
tedly had a majority of delegates from on Friday, Magoffin' -family would ha70
Pike aud was, therefore, justly entitled hea d, and hi himself been apprised of
to tho nomination, he nevertheless would 1 ,Tact' m
lV , ' 11 n Fnpposea if Lexiosrton hni ut
not be nominated. Another per.-on con- r0D4Cred, Price and Lii aray will move
nected with the coospiraoy, remarked to don the river, and unless checked or de
an individual in tho Convention as soon fealdd, attack Boourille, and then Jtffer-
as it had voted to nominate bv secret bal- Mn Y y' "C ' b0 arruc,J bcro
Union Democratic Mtjetinff.
The meeting of the union Democracy
iu i . .i . .i
lbif tlik U1 i copjcio muorsD me nomination o!
;mes lcl Hmy iu-uAauaugea ins pa was legislative aiatnct, came off in the
to rJtlTn?rtT lh0.f.!td.'aI,d ,then P.3i,d Court Hou,c, on last Tuesday evening
off the volunteers with ihe hard material. , r . , .,.
1,121 Mr. Rowland finallv denounced ours amI far as.numbers. respectability, pa-
r.!.,.3 ! : I -
lot. that Rowland would eertainlv hP r '71 "V"' ue.CUB P"'on" . P
. . Jjexingion, anu releaseu, says Uol. iMulli-
nomioatcd. A prominent individual gao fold him lat Tuesday evening, that
came from Piko a few days before the he cpuld hold out under any circumstan-
dclcgate election, and requested a certain ce Jve or x days. This city is quietr
wire-puller to manage the election of &n? ? ,fea" arc cat rta of the Rc-
ii . . . . , ... , bel--.-whatever may be their force,
delegate.- so that a maioritv ghou d be of vr u0:n! fi; t f n n -
A fpeciai dj-patcU from Quincy to
that material which could te most easily The Journal, says thst Col. Mulligan has
moulded to the dictator's designs. This been released on parole, and will be hero
individual replied that ho was so eircuiu- rn' ctcni"g- Ke will remain until Gen.
D . 1 -.
stanced that he could not ; but he rccom- l'"mo" or".ers 3e rece.veo.
mended him to a certaiu E?o.. who did tj rru. .t . - r
' li' ",1U Jsrookfit'ld to the Assistant Onnrfnrm ne.
take tho enterprise in hand. The evi- ter to provide mbi-Mencc for 2,000 menr
dence to substantiate this is overwhelm- and to hae it ready upon their arrival.
ing aud can be produced. Is there any na. commiisionoil officers are retained1
doubt then thai the Convention was pack- 33 Uon he bela.
ed vo defeat Mr. vFeatbrook becau-e be rived here this evening The balance, a-
. cu uuu? io e maae a iooi o: ny tne aiounting to nearly 2,000, are expected
eorrupt wjre-pullers ? Ought not every to-morrow. Tho,e who have arrived say
honc.t man to repudiate the action of fbat the force at L,xington is only about
that mass of corruption. 2m incudiug hcva compJnic- of
if I will Set a Hundred Dollars!" Hotn? GuarJs' are CBBScd of5 uav
7h T i i n i- i r. tng s-bown cowardice. J he surrender of
b. 1J. Rowland, a Breckmrtdge Democrat, r tnn , . r , , i
, . ... . . a. ' Icxinsfon wav made at 5 o rlock Friday
and the candidate put in nomination for the f.,.nn J
iiiiornoou.
Assembly, by the lute wire-pullers' packed The-flag was hauled down by the Homo
Convention, he, on last Monday evening, of- Guards. "Col. Mulligan is spoken of in
fered to bet one hundred dollars that he could the higheM term. He displaced great
not be' proved a Secessionist. This is a safe bravery during the action, find when asked
offer: for, in reality, he could not be a seces- 0 surrender he refu.-od. His sword was
sionist, unless he lived in a Stale which had uben awn? b-v forco-
seceded, and annrnvod nf op!, 01- -''U"snn auu an me commi.ioBrd
sliadowed oy our sheet of humble dimensions ced by tbo Rebels and their sympathizers !,; nf,u fn: , I n... . . ... , T, ..' officers are held prisoners bv the Rebels
just 23 33, strict measure and the halt- w"0 oppose their entcrprizo of dertroymg m r i . T, L. . , , . , ,
ing manner of the speakers almost led us to tt,c government. Uy tbeir language and " ' . . ' x,ua. w, . .t.y, w, AcKXTS Wastsd toscl! theErie Sew-
suppose that they feared that the dreaded Peculiar diaIect tbeso rcbo thoir Vlce Pidonts, Philip Miller, John C. nous occasions, with the becerfs.on.sts. 1 his ing Machine. We will give a commission
sheet might assume the form of a bomb shell
friends
S-.Tho card of Reuben Kresfo, an
nouocingbimeolf as o candidate or coun
ty Com aissioncr will bo found in to day V
paper. It would have appeared there
last week but fof tho noglience of the
person io whose hands it was placed to
be forwarded to our office. We deem
th:a 4noti o the facts due to Mr. Kresge
arj'd 'hVfrjojad.
and, exploding in their rnidet, scatter death L F
n nil r nctnlfillnn mt. ...1 I. . .1.1 . . n O
- uUltu, , The next snfi.ik-pr tvn-i TTnm-n Q AT
ur heart we pitied the speakers both the who remarked that it wn- ih.. fir-i. ;...'
are Known. TLen, what elso could wauat, John Hannah, and Washington "i? U,SUW u" ' u,u l gianngiy r jiiiy wages ai irom aan to J$fji; per montri,
from Mr. Rowland I Don't his OerQeld; Secretaries, J. F. Drinkhouse nolorlo,,s' "nU evidence, we are told, can be " o..ocnfce.s pam. j ne crie is a new ma
tell us whore his heart is 7 nnA a at:uk produced in abundance to establish this fact. . !!.'. uml Very SImr .,n lts construction.
Xi- .kuui. I v (iioioma was awrdd nnr ?. nh no hv i r
i i
rrM. tt . xi. iu.i,uaun. ; (llOIOum was !iwn C( nnr A anh hp hv
U.
Industrial Association of Farmers & Mechan-
delegate who rendered an account of -his ho had ever been called upon to eneak to tben invite(1 to address tho meeting, to STAt meeting on ilionday la-t I'f' a .) - Wwnbobiir?, 1 a, at its cxhibi-
jt- ... . 11 i.i... ... ' tit. i i i n i. j , , tion m tPOli, over tne Urovcr M.iKer. and
t;.,,.tl uui. liuwiiimi iioun.Mn.-u a ron or oanK p Ti.: i. .-. ,. '
uuuuuii jMuciimcs. ti is euuai io anv ma-
I - - " 1 ' . ut'uu tu rpcitu nil- ........ij
stewardship, and declared that the vote by tho Monroe Demooraey. Ho deolared Uhioh he readrly and pertiuentlv resnon-
l.-M. .. . . . ... I. r . . .. . . I ' r
k:n.. J 1 .. r
oanot was not a secret vote, and the rump tnat nine tenths ot the time of our nation- dad. He reviewed ably and criticallv ""auu . . , . , pamc r chine in use, and the price is but fifteen dol-
candidate for the legislature, Mf. George II- a ozistenee, tbo Government had been in i!1Pni;nn nf,Ki,(n i , -n J L,ackawack JVu,i- A friend suggc&t-the !irs. Address R. JAMES, General Aent
Rowland, who challenged us to a game of thc uanJ of the Democracy, and it had p D f iofM Domooratio query as to whether the bills, if bank E S. M. Co., Milan, Ohio.
Lacka.k TW infl,n.i r r,J grown to its greatno under their care ruuUUl,uu' wo,KU- a ueceptivo and un.s, were mo proauction oi a Uogus con-
""vv-"4 e"'"o fi .i.rv - . . . . . fV., .,,!..!.. 1 1 1 1 . - .i .. rn Wnno..
to nrove Ins union Pniimnio , ,. luu emocrauo organization ahould " uujmruiieueu mine nis " J
- b . uot be disturbed, and therefor tho wire-1 tory of Lcsii-lativo Conventions in this
u lu u.iu.du.iu, ui uiuuuurtuoi uis remnriis, il,....i t. 11 i , . , .. .
that he had tarried in classic Rome.and hu. ti, V . l , , C ai!jtr,Ct' UeorS tL- Rowland was put in FROM MISSOURI.
ned Queen Dido in Green. Ti.,,ffi. niiL.- A . 0 .. . V.,e nomination. He claimed that inasmuch Col. Mulligan's Surrender-Ben McCul-
whb f.enr.1 him ma. h- .r. .7" .Z . .. . .. . ".P's W0. UeL- th MnAi.tn lpohKear Lexington-A Esrht ITeor
J "w uim.jii.mij uoi say mat mis UeOe ion had hpon "vw "ue utt" uuuwuuuu fv,n jraneoo -nn..lT. pir.
R, I , ... I - .... . I wumag JUU.UDi -UUJ3 J.U.UU111 UiiJUl V
- r - uiuai uuiuu vwuuuiicu uuuur mm josierea Dy a jjem- u" "u"ua ' t iau, u was piainiy tue ana jonnsion ieieat tne Kebels Lol.
mat lie can t quote Webster. A true friend ocratic AdmiDistration. No; that would duty, acoordin to cverv Drincinlo of in. Johnston Hilled.
ofthe Union could not have made so sad a GOt bave sounded well, and therefore it linn nnJ ih rn t .l,.ffr9nn nu AI f oo iqri
r;i..M : ... ' . must. fnlr? hl,i. w u.. .i. ....... ' w' MW f"" u" u' luu 'lliy r " ,v-" 4lJlM-
... Muuu.,B iwu ..jumurao.-e expression . 6" " .' the drWntofl nf 7l7-nrm nn : J A tlUnnrnh rr,nlv.,,l h0r rt.n;.,i. c..t.
of Wnhslnr hk AA Afr Vn,UA At..i... M18 DCXt UiadO a Pro.H Cliar-'e against, tliJ ft u'.u. iii iul r - w u.j,,.
uu JIUIIUIV (,,.,. A. ... . . a. c ' nnmJn.ftnn f !,
evening last. owlu Auminieiratiun or tieing guilty of
inoreas nc ine tatn ttflht. Knmo fn..-t . micocuibu. auu
O " ' ... v. ivuitcuu .
March 14, 1SG1. 6:n.
In Cbesnuthill, on the 28th tilt., Mar
garet, wife of E. R. Gcarhart in the 27th
year of her ago.
Kilt wlltT uic(n ...n.n nni. I i I fo
arS"- millions of dollars, and with a significant mBJ"'7 as "t nau
jnt illr. .Westbrook could have asked to bob of thn hn,l ,m..m t... ' Uoleeted whom her neonl,
liovo AaA,rrA P ... . . ' . FIUU lt .1- . .1 xL 1 . r. nn. Mnnilnv nE rn.: .T . J
..... u .u, u.fcecuon, was wiieu another speaker, whoso namo was u . . lUG U,aD rePrepcntlg the "J ' ..u5 u,u' dent and usae, to the nomination of tho
.-.i I tUat tho 15 ed oral fronn sit. I.ovm.iinn .
: UWU1UJ0!lM,.fimnrflllM!i:T3IlZ,::Z, rly nominated by a majority
u mo voice oi the -f " , " ' "T . ""tt' Delegates from Pike Countv
gbt, and a maD , ' " I of Representative, and, as I believe,
n hnit inut rnn.i. """" ""vmwwuu ta iu XJl IOU IjODDE?
presented to the meeting on ftfondnv nppninn-l nnnnnnnnnofl hn tj..,.;,i maioritv of tho Countv nntitlnd tn on
" Z J fa y. A iKniuuiii, uuujujcn .. r. . r ' "w M,!n, T J r i ;n
.n uiespeecn and manner of Mr. Rowland. ced a speech which in-.tantly commanded DOU,loauoD was ny right tho regular nom- " JV" uuuu u ia icareu win
Nothing more was necessary to convince all univsmal attention and to whom Mr ,uec5 au(1 Jnn. Westbrook boing thu Proy mortal.
who heard him, that the charges of the JefTer- Motfc gave way, and at tho conclusion of oircutustanced, is thereforo tho regular greatest activity provails hore in
sonian had more than mere surmise to sustain wh,h tbe mee,ing adjourned sine die. ao Dotw.tbMaud.ng the unprincipled l, lQS- . ,
ire-punera uau uenicu Ills ri"ht and ""awci -iuiifuiiio mum uiuugui
nominated an other in his stead. Hn ntn. Jown Uera to-day. Sho is not disabled,
ted that John C. Westbrook is a mnn . as reported. She will doubtless be oon
OF
MONROE AND PIKS COUNTIES.
Fellow Citizens . Having been rcgu-
of tho-
for the office-
there
by entitled by every Democratic prcce-
them. The closing of thc polls on the 6th
of October will satisfy the dictatorsnd their
candidate, Mr. Rowland, that the day. for
.w.oii.iy uiniv-a. iiuuiuuQ upon tne legislu
tureof Pennsylvania has gone by forever.
Querry.
joint Convention at Stroudsburg, on the
7th inst , I hereby offer myself as a can
didate for tho said office, and solicit your
votes and support.
If elected, I pledgo myself to a vigor
ous support of tho Government in proso
cuting tho present war, not that I am in
favor of tho war, but believing it now to
tf Xf- Pi.nl.nJ-:. .1. - TT I 1 . .. I finn,lI HI! s C.M L. ...i.: ;j 1
x. i... ivuvriauu is 6Uun a union mau gumm w uomj private cuaracter nothing r V, w ' rt,u uvl u"Flt,,u was P" bo an aotual nncnssitv and tbo nnlv
as be represents himself to be, then why ?an bo Ba,d5 00 n every sense of the word D ''derate bond for his services in mQang of geourin,f a 'dj and hoDora"l
did he, as rumor has it, so bitterly abuso " nof.ora?,e and upland on the Union 'J"J1UB "' rcen 8 I0rces aorosa l9 ble peace. Upon f other questions I will
the Administration for stopping tho eir Z" nu- a... no bo "M, by the wishes of y
fCiellan moves across tho Poto- eolation of tbo Bay Book and New Yo S TZ, 3 T . TT
mae whon l aM, mAv hnt P.ln r ti.J r; AW ...:.. ...I ' . 7 ..." . u "FBi' pio io - umuis secure economy m iuo auministranon or
is- n "ii St y1 7 3 . r " . nuu wore as strong- uaiu luu pawcrs mac oe, Dolioving JJemorat says: "A dispatch was re- our government' and consequently a re-
Jjariuu "UM Ul j?bbiou win remain on jr as possmie aavociting the cause ofthe BUUU win result in a porraa- oeived hero this evening fr.om Gen. Fro- duotion of our present enormous taxation,
this fcido of tho Delaware to supply the Rebels, and both of which vilo sheets it De"t roost "sPee(1J and honorable poaco. raonfc, which seems to fully confirm the Respectfully, your fellow-oitizen,
citizens ofJilaston and vicinity with good said, afforded daily readinff to the wirp ' couolusion, he stated that inasmuch surrender of Losington by Col. Mulli- JOHN C. WESTBROOK.
dotting at moderate prices. ' & pul crt candidate 2 a9 tb, f pe?10 had beon ouN San'" Milfoud, Piko County, Pa.,
1 V . raged by wire-pulling deuiagoguca to ac- The dispatoh aays that Mulligan had Sept. Oth, 1861. J "-f l.
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