W. H. DUNS ; KDITOlt,
MEDNKSDAT MOKMNfl, (lfT. !, 187.
! NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICVET.
For President
U. 8. GRANT,
of Illinois.
For Vice President
HENRY WILSON,
of Massachusetts.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
For Governor,
JOHN F. HARTRANFT,
of Montgomery Co.
For Judge of Supremo Couit,
ULYSSES MERCUR,
of Bradford Co.
For Auditor-General,
HARRISON ALLEN,
of Warren Co.
For Congressmen at Large,
HONGLENN I W. SCO FIELD,
of Warren.
GEN.'.CHALES ALLBRIGIIT,
of Carbon..
GEN. LEMUEL TODD,
of Cumberland.
REPUBLICANiCOUNTY TICKET.
For Congress,
CARLTON B. CURTIS,
of Erie.
For State Senator
DAVID McCLAY,
of Clarion County.
Constitutional Delegates
JAS. E. BROWN, of Armstrong,
GEO. W. ANDREWS, of Jefferson.
For Assembly,
II. II. MAY.
For Trothonotary,
J. B. AGNEW.
For Sheriff,
T. J. VAN GIESEN.
For Treasurer,
FRED. GLASSNER.
For Commissioner,
JOHN THOMPSON.
For Auditor,
L. WARNER.
For Surveyor
S. D. IRWIN.
There is a thoroughly matured if
not venerable story circulated iu some
sections of how Pat enticed the bear.
Ho was seen running, gun in hand,
with surprising agility, taking fences
and ditche3, like a steeple-chaser, be
fore bruin. Having reached safety
and the jeers of his friends, he enlight
ened them that he was only enticing
his enemy to more significant defeat
just as, Liberal testimony being taken,
Republicans are now lured to destruc
tion. North Carolina, Vermont, Maine
all of the States where the coalition
have suffered- so heavily it is now ex
plained have only been decoys to
tempt incautious confidence and at
tract pursuit. It is very likely that
when a little more success of this sort
has been attained, as it soon will be, and
when the allies have achieved the feat
of the rebels in getting their foe "just
where they wanted them," they will
find that their happy application of
the story will vanish before a square
ineal by bruin, to which these prelimi
nary affairs have only been appetizers.
If their purpose was what it is now
said to have been, there is, indeed,
some reason for fear. They have en
tieed their opponents to utter, absolute
certainty of success so great that the
Tammany betters could not find men
to hedge with. If this confidence is
an engine of weakness, great will bo
the downfall, and awful brtiiu's morti
fication. But on the other hand, it is
paiuful to think what the result would
be in the eveut of the slightest miscal
culation. Should Pennsylvania, be
used as Maine was, and New York
follow Vermont and others copy the
lead, not even the most notable ske
daddling of the rebellion would par
alled that in November. It is time
for them to try fur their safety, while
there is yet opportunity.
For Sai.i:. To close an estate, two
tracts of laud of about '2000 acres,
situated on Millstone Creek, Forest
County. Heavily tiinOcvud, mainly
hemlock, valutiblo for the bark, and
tsumiosi'd bv irond iudtres to be trund
oil tcritory. Map with particuluri-at
this ollice.
and ordinarily int indent, out.-, i ,
who talk of supporting Buckalew, nnd
yet call themselves friends and suppor
ters of Grant. Such an idea, so foreign
to all the teachings of the past history
of Pennsylvania, so unreasonable iu
its assumed logic, so totally incapable,
ns regards any useful friendship for
President Grant, is not a common one,
and yet it exists, of courso in a very
limited degree.
The attempt to blend two services
which arc as wide apart as are the ser
vices of any other "two masters," has
this practical impossibility about it.
The support of Buckalew is tho sup
port of all the elements of hortility to
Grant; and those who oppposo Grant
in October will have no pnrt in the
helping of him in November. Their
services will then be wholly unneces
sary. Having done what they could
to break down his chances of success
in October, their help will not be need
ed in November. He will sweep Penn
sylvania from border to border, upon
the flood-tido of Republican victory
in October, and the honor of his vic
tory will belong wholly to those who
won it a month before. Men who have
vaii.ly tried to defeat Grant's candi
date and advance-guard in October,
and who then come forward with prof
fers of aid, after the grand battle has
been virtually won, will find that
while they can vote for Grant, after
having voted aud worked agaiust him,
they will have neither part nor lot in
tho proud distinction of having re
warded a good and faithful servnet with
the renewed confidence of a grateful
people. Buckalew means, whatever
it may be called, hostility to Grant;
just as Hartranft means hostility to
Greeley. Buckalew offers no reform
or public advantage to the good citi
zens that will not be better secured
under Hartranft, while to advocate
him makes professions of friendship
for Grant useless and idle.
Greeley in Harrisburg.
The State Journal gives tho follow
ing account of the visit of the "Trav
eling Political Mendicant" to that city
on Wednesday evening and how lie
was received by the poor Democrats
who he has so often lampooned in
the Tribune:
Horace, the wonderful, versatile,
ubiquitous and truculent Horace Gree
ley, has been hero and gone. He
came in the midst of a pumpkin gath
ering came wheu all other vegetables
are pouring iu upon us and left per
fumed by tho breaths of men redolcut
with whisky and lager, and whose
thick tongues one short year ago wag
ged at the simple mention of his name,
with imprecations on his head and
awful damnations on his soul. It was
droll to see tho motley crowd peer and
gaze at the great apotate ; and it was
droll to see Greeley attempt the role
of a disinterested patriot. His clothes
looked as though they had yesterday
come from the store; his cheeks glow
ed with the indication of well-assumed
iunocence, and his ample brow glisten
ed with the majesty of a man wearing
honors which in his heart he felt he is
not worthy of. Our Democratic friends
went in couples to greet their new
master. They tremblingly grasped
the hand which smote them so often,
and as they looked steadily into poor
Greeley's white and uneasy eyes, they
inaudibly inquired : "Do I look like
a gambler?" "Have I the appearance of
a sot?" "Do I smell of a sweat cloth?"
"I am no bully, am I ?" to all of which
Greeley, with his usual grace aud
classic style, seemed to respond : "If
any man says so, he is a Jiar and a
scoundrel." Nast ought to have been
on the spot. The leaders of the Dem
ocratic party at Harrisburg looked
most ludicrous as they shook hands
and passed on, they wiped thier hands
on the seats of their breeches,as a pre
occupied man does when he unexpect
edly touches anything by ubich he im
agines he has Lccn defiled. In the
meanwhile Greeley looked as a child
with its first penny whistle. It was
awful to look at his smile. His thick,
bloodless lips were drawn into all
manner of contortions, and his checks
of sallow, pumpkin-like hue, g'istened
with a lever heat ol expectancy and
greed. A more farcical public exhibi
tion of feigued homago to a man ca
the part of people who were in the
habit only a year ago, of cursing and
reviling him, was never seen on any
occasion, it was the hardest piece ot
work the Democracy of Harrisburg
ever did. On their part it was all
sham while poor Greeley took it in
earnest e never in all our life saw
so many men blush aa blushed at this
Greeley receptiou, aud as the echoes
of the whistle which signalled the
train off in reverberations, the sound
of a long-drawn breath issued from the
crowd, as if every man present felt re
lieved that the humiliating spectacle
was over.
We commend to the consideration
of those Republicans who maintain or
profcts to maintain, that there is no
necessary connection between the Octo
ber and November elections in this
State, the following passage from the
New York World in relation to the
mutter iu question :
"If there is any Radical mad enough
to fancy that hi party can curry Penn
sylvania iu November for Grant, after
losing Pennsylvania in of October
through Cameron and Hartranft, wo
stand the nature ol ihe lm.ni'cl at stake.
They see that the loss or cain of Pcnn
sylvania in October i the win-all or
lose-all of tho November battle. Not
a single coalition paper in the country.
from Maino to Texas, takes any other
view ot tliecaso than this. Jly learn
ing wisdom from their enemies, the
Republicans of the Stato may achieve
a magnificent victory. By persisting
in a delusion, or failing to appreciate
properly the tnomcutnus character of
the struggle, the Republican party of
the whole country may be brought in
to irretrievable disaster. It is not the
honor or shame of the Keystone State
alone that are involved it is the wel
fare or calamity of the nation.
From this time forward until the
closing of tho October polls the air
will be darkened with swarms of false
hood and slander concerning the State
candidates. Thus far, as is known
to every intelligent and reflective miud,
the Confederate campaign has been
conducted on a basis of misrepresenta
tion and calu liny. It is true the shame
less mendacities so industriously hatch
ed and set afloat have, in every instance,
been promptly met, refuted, and ex
posed. This, however, has not deterr
ed their authors from pursuing their
nefarious trade, but seems, on the con
traiy, to have rendered them more un
scrupulous and venomous than ever.
It is conceded by all that Pennsylva
nia is the national battle-ground, and
the October election the national fight.
All the available resources of tho op
position have been concentrated here,
and here their last and worst display
of malice ond vindictiveness, masked
under pretentions and high-sounding
names, w ill be made. Knowing the
weakness of their cause and the vul
nerability of their candidate, BucKa
lew's managers will try to distract at
tention these by scattering their stink
pots of abuse ou every baud. Old lies
will be recoiued, old calumnies revived,
old slanders revamped, and new de
tractions of every character set in mo
tion. Let :io man be deceived. The
issues of the canvass, and the charac
ters and records of tho respective can
didatcs.are before the people. The worst
criticism has failed to reveal a flaw in
the one the most lenient judgment
must confess that there is hardly a
sound spot to be found in the other.
Hartrauft representing "honesty, effi
ciency and integrity," or Buckalew
with his heel upon humanity and his
broad back turned toward tho sun.
That is tho choice. Commercial.
A Radical Democrat.
We have for years held Mr. Greeley
to be an ally of the Tammany Ring";
therefore when he told the Baltimore
Convention that in accepting their
nomination he was "an much a Repub
lican as ever" we believed him. Hor
ace Greeley as a Democratic leader is
where he belonged years ago ; he is
just as good a Republican as ever; and
just as good an one as Horatio Sey
mour.
At tho same time, we didn't think
ho was a copperhead Democrat. But
hisswinging-around-the-circle speeches
show he is that. At Pittsburgh he re
iterated strong secession sentiments
and lied about and reviled tho Union
Soldiers. At Newport, Kentucky, he
went still deeper icto tho confederate
mire apologized for the barbarities at
Andersonville and Lilly. . Hear this
new champion of the rebellion.
"We should not wrong each other,
we should not distrust each other,
we should feel that we should not
see any person dealt unjustly by.
Even in this struggle I do not believe
it was tho policy of either paity to
see any prisoner dealt unjustly by.
As a rule, I believe prisoners on both
sides, the people meant that they
should be treated with humanity, as
far as they were able to treat them so.
I think this was the spirit of the peo
ple" We would like to see this infamous
old liar stand up before a crowd of sur
vivors of Belle Isle and Andersonville
and say that. If Grant was not left
without a competitor inside of fifteen
minutes it would be because the boys
had more respect, patriotism and de
cency than the grey-haired apostate
who made this apology for tho Dick
Turners of the South.
Does any one suppose, after these
efforts to bid for Southern votes that
Mr. Greeley would oppose any wish of
the South if he were elected ? No, he
would bo a more pliant tool of South
ern and rebel schemes than Buchanan
wa3. Of all Northern dough-faces
Horace Greeley is thodoughest. Derrick.-
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Call and examine our goods, styles
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We keep the Singer Improved Fam
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other machines; this company having
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make during last year, aud 2,427 out
of 2,944 furnished to the sufferers in
Chicago were Singer machines each
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Also the Universal Clothe Wringer,
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Saturday Evening, Oct. 5, 1872,
A grand Republican meeting will be
held at CJarington, on Saturday even
ing, Oct.ith, and will be addressed by
Q. W. Andrews, ono of the candidates
for Constitutional Delegate from this
District, and Dr. Hcichhold of Brook
villc, and Miles W. Tato and W. T.
Mercilliott, Esqs., of Tionesta. Let
everybody turn out and hear tho truth
in its purity, and be convinced who
should properly be the standard-bearers
of the State and Nation.
The County Committee havo made
arrangements for tho following meet
ings :
at Fagundus, Thursday Eve., Oct 3d.
Speakers W. E. Lathy, Esq., of
Erie, and Miles W. Tate, Esq.
At East Hickory, Saturday
Eve., Oct 5th.
Samuel D. Irwin, Esq., and other
competent speakers will be in atten
dance. BEAVEE
College and Musical Institute
Opens its Fall Session September 10 1872.
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canned fruits,
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A portion of the patrnmvgo of the public
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The subscribers having ro-rented tho
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CONSTITUTION OF l'jiNMSXLVA-NIA.
Joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
llfi it cmtrtrtt hi Vie Scnntc awl Ilnuxf of
lti'ircncntitivc of the t'limiiumucnlth of
ivnnxilrnmtt n tiencrttl Acmtiti met,
That the followingnincndnicnt of the Con
stitution of this Commonwealth lie pro
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rejection, pursuant to the provisions of tho
tenth article thereof, to-wit :
AMENDMENT:
Strike out tho sixth section of tho sixth
article of the Constitution, ami insert in
lieu thereof the following! "A State Treas
urer shall lie chosen by tho qualified elec
tors of tho State, at such times nnd tor such
term of service as shall bo prescribed In
law," WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker of the House of lieprescntiitivcs.
JAMES S. HliTAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
Ai'ruovr.n--Tlip twenty-second day of
March, Anno Iominl one thousand eight
hnndred and seventv-two.
JOHN W. OKA II V.
Trepared nnd certificated for publication
pursuant to tho Tenth Article of the Con
stitution. FHANC1S JOKDAN,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Office Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Harrisburg, J uno 2(ith, 1S72.
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DR. RAD WAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
rrfictlr tntl!W, f'piraiitlv ennted with im-oct fum.
ynrs ncut:ilt, .urffv, Ci-niiw, tint ulrmiEll.vn. ltU
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I, Ivor, IttiA-cl. Kirtnevii, lllinltlrr, ervols lst-awn,
llo.itlnrlip, ''oimii-atton, 'itlvcniML Ituhffi'Kiion.
lvspQ nit, nilioiuiitiL Hillnu K-viT, Itifliuimialiim of
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tf H'riTo tii fi.;i'jwini( nviiijituiut rcu;tinif fioui
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Ai'lJtiv ,tf ihn SIxtrtKih, Niuir:i. Hilt.iim, Hmul of Kowl,
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Klniurinijr l () Pit of lli SioTiimti, Sw linininn vl lb H.-l,
lltinleil and Hiftl.-ult Rrthin(, HulUrlnif it Hi lUirt, Chnkin
ft Kuffih'liiirStitatinii wlirn in Lvinn l'otur, Plmit o
VUUn, HoU r WrU brrt the Sictil,'Fvvr and Dull Pa.n t
Head, DHnrv of rrlrat(.n, Y-llowna of the 8sin
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tern frumnll (tte alunp-tiumpd riiimlc. IMce. caitt
RKAD KAT.SK ANI Tltl'E." Pond nn Htr
tftiiipto RADWAY & CO.. N. 87 MaMen lane. w
1 ork. lnruituUua worth Utoiuan Ji ill bo ct ytm.
v.i I"':: : n-n wioii-invixas.:
RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS KEVOLV&
Oun nmtorinla of evorv kind. Write for
l'rii'o List, to (i rent Wostcrn Oun Works,
Pittsburgh, I'u. ArniyiiiH ihkI Ucvol-vi'i-s
bought or trailed for. Aj,'unt wtmtrtl.
1U-U
ARFNT for "TlioIlriislitSIilo
nuiIH I O of Now York," a Ml.rm v of
Information jieruiinimr to its IiiNtituttoim
nnd Objofts of Inmrpst. n City Mis-
Bionary. iMl lOmrnivinKn. ' AirrntVholl 40
ndny. Just Issuod. K. II, TitKAT, Pub
lisher. o.i Itroiulwiiy, N. Y. 'M-it
WANTKI1 AOKXTS por dav) to
8ll tbo iTlcbratfil IIOM i: S1IUT
TI.K SKWIXd MAC1IIXK. lliwtlipuii-(lor-fced.
nuikos tho"lork stitch." alikoon
both sides, ami fully licensed. 'J'lio best
and cheapest family Hewinjr Sfm-liino in
the niiiiket. Address Johnson, Clin k C
Co., lloslon, Jlnss., l'ittsbiii-L'h, I'u., I'biea-2CJ4-KO.
111., or St. Louis, Mo.
ERIE & PITTSBURGH R. R
On nnd after Monday, Nov. in, isr.9
trains will run on ibis road as follows:
LEAVK HKIE SOUTH WAKI).
11:55 A. m. acc-om modatiox Ioaves
Xewcastlo at 7:05 andarrives at l'itt.sbnr"li
10:00 a. in.
10:25 a. sr., rtTTsnriKiii kx., stops nt nil
stations, nnd nrrives at A. it O. W. Ii. II.
Transfer at hio p. m., nt Newcastle nt 11:15
1. in., and at I'ittsliuruli ut ti;0o p. m.
5:05 A. M., accom modatiov, from James
town, arrives at A. .V (J. W. K. It. Transfer
at 5:10 a. in., at Newcastle ut 7:05 a. in., and
Pittsburgh at 10:00 a. in.
r..(Wl n I M!v...l 'IV.,!,. !.... !! r
- t ..-... .....ii mi, ri i-.i jy ,(lr
Sharon, stopping at nil iuteriiiediato points
iitittiiitiiixui.ii7.iju. in,
LEA VK PITTS HU UG I I-NOKT WAIt D.
7:15 A. sr., krik kxphks.i, leaves New
eastleat 10:00a. in., A.&;. W. It. I!. Trans,
for at 11:20 a. in., and arrives at Erie at 2;:t0
P. in., making close eoniuictlon for liulfii
lo anil Niagara KulK
ii-M't v. St. accommodation', leav 3 New
castle at ti::iu p. in, A. it O. W. It. It.
Transfer at 7:55 p. in., and Jamestown tit
8:H0 a. in., connects with mixed train that
arrives in Erie at 1:55 a. in.
0::!0 l'. si.. Mixed Train leave Sharon for
Erie, and arriving at Girard at 12::i0 a. in.
unit Erie at 0:55 u. in .
Trains connect at ltochester with train for
Wheeling and all points in West Virginia
and at Pittsburgh connections fur I'hiladnl'
lihia, Harrisburgh, Haltimoie and Wash
ington iu Pennsylvania Central ltailroatl.
Erie Express North, connects at Girard
with Cleveland and Eric trains Westward
tor Cleveland, Chicago, nnd all points in
tho West; ut Erie with Philadelphia it Erie.
1 tail road for Corry, Wrren, lrviiiLton.
lithoule, kc, untl wiih llutlalo A- lOrio
ltailroad for Jlulfalo, Dunkirk, Niagara
i alia und Now York City.
l'". N. KINNEY,
Genorul Suii't
DIt. J. N. liOLAlil), of Tidioiito, ha,
returns.! to his pructic-o alter no ab
sence ot p.ur mouths, spent in the llo oi
talsolNew York, wliero l. will uttund
calls iu his jirofession.
Ollico in Eureka Drug Store, 3d door
bove the bank, Tidioute, I'a. i'tf
JOB WORK
DONE AT THE
'REPUBLICAN" OFFICE
At tl'C lowest canh price, neatly, prompt'
ly, and in ttyli equal to that of any
other cttahlishmcnt in the District.
BUSINESS CARDS,
HUOW CA11DS,
VISITING CARhr,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDINO.CAHDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATIONS,
BALL TICKETS,
ADMISSION TICKETS,
33 OXTaff LY 8TATI3M K.TK,
ENVELOPE?
JJILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS.
CIRCULARS,
15LANKS.
'fl!t
POSTERS.
DODGERS.
IIAND15ILLS,
LARI2I.S,
FHIPriXG TAGS(S:c