EDITOR.
'.: WEDNESDAY MDWIXG, MAT SI, 1870.
i -.a
' "; FonPKKsinr.NT
JOHN F. HAUTRANFT,
of refiDxylvaiiia.
Announcement s.
' Prieos for announcements are a fol
''lowa: Congress, t.!Ot Stat Senate, flO;
Assemblv. 110; Positively no announce-
ments published unices tlio cash is rxio
lit apvaws.J , .
' CONGRESS.
We. nre authorised to announce Gen.
HARRY WHITE, or Indiana county, at
n candidate for Congress, subject to Re
publican usage. .
' ASSEMBLY. '
We are authorised to announce F, E.
aLLISONj of Hickory, ns a candidate Kr
-, Assembly, subject lo tlio action of tlio Ro
' publicans at their Primary Meetings.
, Wo are authorized to announce the nnme
of J. R. AON EW, of Tionestn, ns a eandi-
data for Assembly, subject to tho decision
e of the Republican at their Primary Meet
v log. . ,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Wo are authorised to announce SAM
' VEL D. IRWIN, Esq., of Tionestn, as a
candidate for District Attorney, subject
' to the decision of the Republicans at their
Primary Elections. ,
- REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The Republican voters of Forest
; County will meet at the usual places
1 for holding the primary eleotions,
' SATURDAY, JUNE, 24, 18TG.
at 2 o'clock I M., to nominate as ful-
lowt : '; '
One person for Congress.
"'One person for State Senator.
Ono person for Assembly.
One person for District Attorney.
One person for Coroner.
'" The polls will remain open nntil
7 o'clock p. m. Each township will
j. erect and return one person as a mem
ber of the Connty Committee for the
' ensuing year." . ' "
The meeting of the Return Judges
i will be held at the Court House on
tho Tuesday following, lo-wit: the
r. 27th day of Juno, 1876, at 2 o'clock,
'P.M. J. T. Dale,
' Chairman.
The 4th of July.
The President has now .issued
following proclamation : .
the
' , Whereas. A joint resolution of the
Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States was duly appro
ved oi the loth any of March last,
'which resolution is as follows :
it resolvod by the Senate and
House of liepresentatives or the Uni
' ted States of America, in Congress
assembled, 1 bat it be and is hereby
recommended b the Senate and
' House of Representatives to the peo
pie of the several States thnt they
assemble in their several counties or
towns on tho npproaching Centennial
' anniversary ot our JNational ladepend
en co, ucvd that they cause to have do-
: tivercJ 'on- such day an historical
sketch of said county or town, from
its foundation, and that n copy of said
' sketch may be tiled in print or nianu
script in the Clork's ofiice of said
couuty, and an additional copy, in
print or roanusoript, be filed in the
' office of tho Librarian of Congress, to
intent that a complete record may
-thus bo obtained of the progress of
our institutions during the first G'en
teonial of their existence ;" and.
' Whereas, It Is deemed proper that
such recommendation be brought
'the notice and knowledge of the
- people of the United States, now
therefore, I. Ulysses S. Grant, Presi
dect of the United States, do hereby
. ' declare and make known the same
hope that the object of such resolution
may meet the approval of the peopl
of tho Jn:ted states, and that proper
steps may be taken io carry the same
into ellect.
-1 diven undor my hand at the city
or Washington, this 23th day of May
A. D. 1876, and of the independence
of the United States the one huu
. dredtii. U. S. Grant,
By the President.
Hamilton Fish, Seo'y of State,
t: .Our Washington Letter.
Special to the lUi'rm.icAS.
. Washington,. D. C, May. 20, '70
. The confederate House of Represeu
tatives continues to throw mud. That
is nearly all it does do. Occasionally
some one of the bills, miscalled appro
priation bills, are taken up in the
House and talked over. Sj far they
have all been passed about as rppor
ted, except one, and that is tho naval
bill. Ihe committee proposed m that
to close nearly all the navv yards
and then it was amusing to see tire
democratic reformers and economists
representing states and districts
which navy yards are situated, rise
their places and demand that they
should be continued. They pretend
that thero is an liumcnso amount
corruption in these navy vards, aud
that they are used lo further tho elec
tioii or republican candidates; y
' xv. u. nuwx . - - -
every democrat who is from a district
where one is situated, insists upon
keeping these Cesta'cf corruption in
his dist-rict, and tliey hnve ' succeeded.
How this action gives the 1 to their 5
talk about "corruption anil frauds'Mn
the navy yards. Mr. Randall the
great ecouomist of the House the
man who howls continuously about
fraud?, insisted thht the League Island
yaid should be continnod.' Mr. Lntt
rell, another one of these bowlers,
spoke fof the Mare Island vards; and
no with all of them, while somo of
the oi from Georgia nclunlly . insisted
upon auolat r "ucst of corruption oa ,
the coast of that State, . Such is dem
ocratic consistency. ;
On Ihursday, the commit toe on lur-
eign atluirs reported on the i.mnia
Mine case. . lho committee sny ol
eneral Suhenck, that "we believe he
was not guilty of a fraud or of any
fraudulent intention in his connection
with the company or the vendors of
the mine. lint they condemn any
connection with such speculations ns
improper in a government ouiuial oc
cupying his position, acd report the
following resolution "that this notice
condemns the action of Gen. Robert
C. Schenck, United Stntes Minister nt
io court of St. James, in beooinmj a
director of tho Knima Silver-Mining
company of Loudon, and his opera
tions in connection with tho shares ot
said company and the vcudor thereof,
as ill-advised tinfortuuato nud incom
patible with tho duties of his position."
So that another republican official
who has been the mark of slander for
the democratic aud independent press,
ias forced a democratic House to ao-
ouit him of anv wrong doing.
jUr. Morrison introduced his lanli
bill on Thursday, and read a long
speech in its favor. It embodies the
Revenue lantl ideas oi tho democrats
and would be, if passed, a fatal blow
at many of our manufacturing estab
lishments. It will not pass and will
hardly be brought up again this sess
ion. The judiciary committee who
have been investigating Mr. Blaine,
regard to the $75,000 worth of
bonds of the Fort Smith Railroad,
have not yet reported; if they have,
any fairness about them, they will
Lavo to make a report exhouorating
hiii, aud it should be done at once, as
Col. Tom. Scott settled the question
definitely that Mr. Blaine bad no con
nection with them.
The Senate still continues to discuss
the question of jurisdiction in tho Bel
knap case and may reach a vote by
Monday. .... , . .
A bill has been introduced iu the
Senate to partially restore the frank
ing privlege. It ought to be tiiliy re
stored and if this Congress had any
courage it would be done.
The investigation of tho Insane
Asylum ' continues. Some parties
named Bontz swore to a tcrriblo story
in regard to one of their family beiug
starved to death, and covered with
vermin. 1 Dr; Pliny Carle superinten
dent of tho State hospital for the in
sane at Northampton Massachusetts,
testifies that he attended iiontz at the
time of his death, and that he did not
die of starvation, end was clean aud
well taken care of.
The election at PetersbUrgli, Vir
ginia was conducted in the approved
democratic style. Iu one ward two
colored men were shot" and Eeveral
severely bcateu, while the cenlleman
in charge of the distribution ot the
republican tickets had to save his life
by flight. Iu another ward an old
decrepit colored man was beaten se
verely, and the books taken in the
presence of the police. Virginia will
probably be democratic, if this lino of
conduct is permitted to continue.
The change in the Cabinet is exci
ting much discussion, tho major part
of it evoked by the appointment of
Don Cameron. The guessers say
that this was a movement in favor of
Conkling, but I happen to know bet
ter. Some time siuce 1 resident Grant
said to oiio of the leading republican
candidates that he would make no
changes in tho Cabinet in the iuterest
of any one as a candidate, and he is
known to he a man who abides by his
pledges. Ihe facts are that Attorney
General Pierrepont differed ' with the
President upon a question of policy iu
regard to an important matter, thich
would be referred to the Attorney
General, while Secretary Taft agreed
with the President. Pierrepont was
anxious to go lo England und was
consequeutly tendered t!io mission,
and his place given to Taft, who muck
preferred it to the Secretaryship of
the War office. Of Mr. ;'Dou" Cum
eron'a fitness for the position to which
haias been nppoiuted, lliero is no
questiou ; it bcin; admitted that he is
a man of splendid executive ability.
Thus the chances are accounted fur
without giviug them siguifieauca at
tempted to be attached by the news
mongers.
Dr. Edward Youug has furuiehed
mo with the advanced sheets of the
report of the bureau of statistics, for
the period ending April 20th 1870
Thc-v show a marked decrease in im
ports foVfho first ten months, of the
fiscolTear, a large decrease in the
exports of specie mid bullion, and an
Increase in the value of merchandise
exported, for the ten months ending
April 20th 1876, the imports decreased
from thoL-e of the corresponding teu
months ot the previous year coo.105,
2o3. Tho exports of specie and bull
ion decreased during the same time
?21,0o'2,012, while the exports of
merchandise: increased in gold values
$12,530,900. Thcso figure aliow a
nvintf to tlie country in thnt period
of $:;3,(13,812 in gold, wnd a total
saving ia gold and greenbacks of over
$30,200,000. This is n very comforta
ble showing of economy and increased
wealth for ten months of one year, and
if it is continued, and foreign capital
can be induced to como here, as the
prospects of a general European war
indicate that it will, promiso better
tfrow soon. '-'- -
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Thousands entitled. Great numbora a
titled to an tivs-oased rttft, and should ap
ply immediately. All Soldiora ami -men
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