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editor.
VETiNESDAY WQRMXC, OCT. S, 1S77.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
for supreme judge,
HON. JAMES P. STEKRETT,
or ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
CAI'T. W. H. HART,
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
FOIt AUDITOR GENERAL,
HON. J. A. M. PASSMORE,
OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR TREASURER,
WM. LAWRENCE,
OF TIONESTA.
Hartranft and Cbmerort.
Tho Democratic papers tire making
n mountain out of a molehill, when
t'ley try to make it appear that there
is likely to be a rupture between Gov
ernor Hartranft and Senator Cameron.
In speaking upon this subject the
AVilliamsport Gazette and Bulletin says:
"Undue importance is given by some
of the papers to the defeat of Mr. How
ard J. Reeder in the State Convention
as foreshadowing au open' rupture be
Gov. Hrrtranft and Senator J. P.
Cameron. That there is nothing in
the report worthy of serious considera
tion is proven by the statement of Mr.
Ilaeder himself, who thus spoke to a
friend after tho convention had finished
its work : 'I do not regard the strug
gle to-day as a struggle between the
Governor and J. Donald Cameron at
nil' I believe that Senator Cameron's
sympathies, personally, were with me,
and that while thev were so, he has
maintained a strict neutrality. Mr,
Mackey's opposition to mo bad the ef
feet of arraying against mo the Cam
eron influence in the State, and gave
to the contest an nppearanco of that
character without it being such in r
ality. I believe that the friendship
between the Senator and Governor is
euch that it is impossible to place them
in antagonism to. each other. 1 believe
Mr. Mackey opposed me because the
Governor was for me. I can conceive
of no other reaou. lie has emphati
caily ileuied that this was too case,
both to myself and to the Governor;
.but, nevertheless, I can account for bis
action in no other way. That Mr
Mackey has beeu estranging himself
from the Governor undoubtedly true,
and it is owing to the Governor's hav
iug refused to make certaiu appoint
inents lately which were urged upon
him by Mr. Mackey. I believe that
this opposition to me on the part of the
latter is an attempt to punish the Gov
eruor for having refused to comply
with his wishes.' Mr. Reeder prompt
ly called on Mr. Puss more and con
gratulated him on his nomination, and
assured him of the earnest support of
himself aud friends during the cam
paign. Democratic papers, therefore
may as well spare themselves the labor
of trying to manufacture sentiment
out of what dofB not exist."
One evidence of an improvement
in business is that of u marked demand
upon our book houses for their publi
cations. Thus far the Fall trade "lias
been good, and the indications are that
there will be heavy requioilious upon
the great establishments which furnish
the literary pabulum for the country.
These are hopeful signs, and added to
thoso other proofs of returning pros-
peri ty to which wo referred yesterday,
they will help to swell the aggregate
and aid in bringing about tho general
revival of business. J'liila. North
American.
M'atterou, of the Louisville Courier-Journal,
has a word of advico to
the people of Kentucky aud the South
generally, regarding mob rul;. He is
evidently in earnest when l.e uys : "It
is for us, gentlemen of tho South, to
call olT the desperadoes. That is tho
whole business, and there's no use
i-iincing matters. By or before 1880
want that question sent to tho rear.
ii-uot, woo to the North, woe to
tli, woe to Republican Govern-
i'K-i 'u'a."
sv. u. dunn
There is a little scrap ftom tho
record of Amos C. Noyes which will
not endear him to the colored ciluenn
and tho old anti-slavery mo:i. While
in the Legislature, in 18G3, Mr. Noyes
voted in favor of "An act to prevent
the immigration of negroes and mulat
toes into this State." The first section
of this bill made it a penal ofTeiiso for
any person of color to move into Penn
sylvania from any State or Territory ;
and the second section provided pen
alties for nuy person, white or colored,
who aided in bringing negroes or mu
lattoes into the State. For such an
infamous law Am, is C. Noycs voted.
To day he is begging votes among the
same people, whom,.lburtecn years ago
he either wanted to drive into slavery
or incarcerate in Northern prisons be
cause of their active opposition to that
institution. Clearfield Journul.
We commend the more serious
tone of the President's speeches at the
South. The silly and trifling material
sometimes used, was laid aside nt tho
cities of the Siuth, where he had the
opportunity of speaking before repre
sentative Southern audiences, and t he
importance of good feeling between the
sections, promoted by good faith on the
part of the South. He also urgad tho
fact that the Si ith has a motive in
cultivating the friendly feeling of the
North, in that she will thus secure
capital to give activity, population
and prosperity t. her territory. All
this and moro was said in a commend
able spirit. We are gratified that tho
President takes this course, as it gives
some point to his southern tour. Cofh.
Gazette.
a i:o. r. Howell x co.
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