Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, October 05, 1861, Image 2
Culttiulria Iciuntrnt EDITED BV LEVI L. TATE, rROrMLTOn. BLOOMSBURG, PA. SATOBDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S, 19(11. Democrats. MAKKtiT STREET. We supposed wo had said enough on this subject in tho card which wo submit' ted to tho pcoplo of Columbia County, previously to tho nomination. Wo havo nothing to add to that; but wo aro in formed that the republicans aro making use of tho fact that wo livo in Bloomsburg, as tho foundation of anjnsinuation that wo jnight'favor tho project. Our position, wo now repeat, is unchanged ; but as a com pleto answer to whatever tbcro might bo in such a'n insinuation wc beg leave to say that Emanuel Lazarus is supported for tho Legislature by tho very men who havo always favoured, and arc now favoring tho widening of Market Street at tho expense of tho County by Deacon Waller, by John K. Grotz, by Mclvclvy, .Ncal & Co., and other prominent citizens of Blooms burg, on the satno sido. Those who havo opposed it aro for tho Democratic candidate ; and it may be as well for the people of tho County to re member that the career of Emanuel Laza rus as a politician, is at any rate finished ; and ho may as well round it off, if ho should bo elected, by passing tho Market Strut Sill, which his supporters desire, and to which the proplc of the County arc opposed. More than one man who affects to believe his neck politically broken, is proceeding to dig his grave by his present courso j and nobody will bo surprised at any exhibition of " grand and lofty tumbling." We annex tho Card : We speak to Union men when wo ad dress the readers of tho Democrat. For thoy ore such from education, from con viction and from practice. Tho labors and anxieties of the past havo woven tho lovo of tho Constitution and tho interests of our government into one, no event of tho times can shako tho ancient loyalty of the party to which wo belong. Our oppo nents have taken a new step, instead of fighting us uponi their old grounds and taunting us for our loyalty and Union lovo, they now assume great loyalty them- uraw us irom tnoso ancient lauumancs which havo ever been tho boast and clorv . ' . i ot our party, ijci us not do siiaiccn id our firm purposes by their changes of name, or now soinmcrsaults of principle . But without heeding the epithets and slaudcr by which they seek to provoko us in to dis- Im-nlfcv. lp.fc u olinr fn t.lin old Cnnstifti- tional doctrines of our fathers, and the ' new catch voto schemo of our opponents will soon dio away. A OAHD. 30 THE ELECTORS OF COLUMBIA. Fellow Cithent: Intimation nre ttfloat, ttmt tiie political bug-lmar of tlio past frw years iz : tlist some body. If elected to the Legislature- for Ibc next Session, will favor the passage of an Act for the widening anil straightening of Market Street In Dloomsburg at the cx prnsc of the Tax-payers of Columbia County. The clr culatton of a similar story last fall, on the eve of the delegate elect'ons, by which nlouc the candidato of the people's choice was defeated, cost the State over Ten .Millions of Dollars, and will cost the people of Colum bia county annually, Light Thousand Seven Hundred find TwcntySix Dollars and Twenty Five Cunts. I nev er was, aiu not iioav, nor never will be, in favor of tho passageof such an Act, whether in or out of the Legis lature. LEVI L. TATE. Bloomsburg, Sept. SO, 1?C1. Excbango of Certificates. Dr. Bolecal, gave Gen. Fleming a cer tificate, recently, through tho " Blooms, burg Smut Ulachine," to tho effect, that ho the said Gen. Fleming was a sound Democrat and good Union-mau. Gen. Fleming, in his great Speech, on the 14th of September, in our Court House, proved him the said Polecat Join, a malicious falsifyer by publishing in his paper that tho Democratic Party of Columbia, were tho "Jeff Dnvis Reseives of the North," thus giving aid and comfort to tho South- EUn Reuels, and was guilty of tho crime Guanoed TiiEin Name. Tho " Re publican" party is to bo known no more forever. In less than six months after their access to power, tho great Republican party has been compelled to assumo a new name, in the vain attempt thus to hide its rotten and destructive principles. But it won't do. Thoy havo tho same look, smell and taste they had last fall, and simple change of name will not be sufficient to commend them to popular favor. Last fall they laughed at the idea of tho Union being in danger. But now that tho nation is weeping over tho effects, ihey seek to hide themselves under tho name of tho "Union Party" the "Unconditional Union Democraev.'' &c. &o. But wo tell them it j will not work. TIIEY ARE KNOWN anu tuo people win pc as careiui not to vote for them under their nttv ?iat)ie as they would bo if they had retained the one thoy havo so shamefully difgraccd, Hang Out Your Flag ! Fellow Democrats, tho second Tuesday of October is close at hand. Tho time for decisive action has arrived. Let us be up and doing, and prepare ourselves for vic tory. Let every man rosolvo to do his du ty ; and not only vote himself, but sec that his neighbor and friends do tho same thing. If we but will it, wo can givo our ticket an old fashioned Jackson majority. Tho opposition aro dissatisfied at the dicta tion of their ring-leaders j whilo no mur mur of discontent is heard along our ranks. Uso overy honorable effort, and success must follow of courso. Brother Democrats ! known in Law. as " TREASON." wo call a fair exchango of Certificates. Truo to your faith devoted to your country, gathering around the Jackson flag, and firm on tho hickory platform next Tuesday go in tho might of freemen This to tho bollot-box, and then, Strike, for your altars and your firo3 ! Strike, till the last armed foo expires, Strike for the green graves of your sires God, and your native land. JtSf In tho Columbia County RcpubH- can of Sept. 5, 1601, wo find tho following paragraph : r v,u a ..u .t0 nnt kZU n null IVIIuiaim iuiuu uuw uw I .t. t r 1 i. 1 1 .1 regard the abusive language of a black- Wo it Dr. John attended the Mass guard in the light of an insult, and deems! Mm ting in this place on Saturday last, it beneath revenge. All tho abominations . " ho lock "P bis pocket-book J to which tho latter may givo utterance, will not raise him one jot above Ins proper level, or depress tho tormcr, in tho slight est degree, below his sphere." And wo publish it as a complcto and satisfactory reason why wo tako no notico Star oj the Noith. Tho valorous Doctor, it is said on that occasion was non esl inventus. He feared to faco tho honest Democrats whom he had so lately denounced as "thieves'' and ,, T 1 ' i . . . "l'LUNDtHJSllS. UlUU i llliU 10 COIIIU 1U of Dr. John's repeated tirades of abuso of oontact wjtj, L.onost Inen WUo generally us. Wo believe wc have a well regulated wcar jicavy yp.in Boots 1 - - , -r T1 1 ! - 1 minu, anu wo know Dr. John to bo ai blackguard : Wo aro convinced ho cannot in the least degrco deprsss our position, or raise his own up to our level. 8ST Messrs. Lazarus, Snyder, Utiles ij Co., aro supported by John Stulctj, Dr. Lett, Dr. John, Jno. K. Grotz, and tho McKelvy creta. These old enemies of the Democracy, know their men, and each fellow has an axo or old Scythe to grind. And strange to tell, they say Weir candi dates are Democrats laf It is expected that every Democrat will do his cntiro duty to the causo at tho coming election. Our faith is sound our principles aro right our candidates aro overy way worthy of support. Let no ono think that his vote or influence is of no ac count But fire away for truth and Jus tice.! S" Our paper, this week, is quite po litical. It will bring down tho opposition gauio. Next week wo shall resume our literary and miscellaneous varieties and selections, t6T Steuben Jenkins, Esq , has our thanks for a complimentary ticket, en titling us to a Membership of tho Luzerne County Agricultural Society. Bfir Tho rallying watchword of our glo rious Democratic party now is : "TnE Ticket, the whole Ticket, and noth ing ijut the Ticket. Lloyd's War Map. Wo havo re ceived from Mr. James T. Lloyd, Pub lisher, of New York, a copy of his map of tho Southern States, which embraces tho cntiro seat of war. It is admirably, and, wo think, truthfully gotten up, and at a time like the present, when all minds arc excited upon (he greit subject of tho war, it must provo to bo highly popular. Tho copy sent us, we presume, is bold for 81, which can be obtained by inclosing that amount to James T. Lloyd, New York city. JSSJ" Col. Hugh Brady, of Jefferson ' county, Pa., died recently at tho ago of 04 years. Ho was a descendant of tho celo brated Indian hunter, Capt. Samuel Bra day, and son of Gen. Hugh Brady, who served his country in 1812 with disting uished honors. Cant. John Brady, his brother, was in tho battlo of Lundy's Lane, and acquitted himself well. Capt. E. R. Brady, now in the Union army on tho Potomac, near Washington City, is tho only son of tho Colonel. ilttiBt 2Tfee Union , A - U! II I III I I ! 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It is ono of tho best offices in tho gift of tho pcoplo of the county, and ono which, it is highly important, should bo filled by a competent person. Tho candidate chosen anco of the Colonel to present his charges by tho Democratic Convention Mr. Josi- formally. On Thursday Colonel Ulair ah II. Furman U, in tvenj respect, quali- presented charges formally against Gen. fietl to fill the office of Shciif. Wo may Fremont, in rosponso to tho defiance. safely say that, uo hotter man has been Thereupon General Fremont immediately boforo tho pcoplo asking for thoir support arrested Colonel Blair and sent him to for this ollleo sinco tho county was formed. Jefferson Barracks. On Friday night tho Ho 13 everything that could bo said of any tclccraph was allowed to communicate tho man in his favor. AVo notico that tho Re . . . . . 11.' i. t. i ,-ti-.-j- fact that Blair had been freed Irom arrest jmuiwun naa puunsucu mi uriioio lautiaio-. tho previous Wednesday, but the offensivo y of tho Opposition candidate Mr. Stiles paragraph in tho order of rclcaso ws sup- ' claiming him to possess all tho rcquisito pressed, and tho fact uf Colonel Blair's qualifications, and that ho is still a Dem sccond arrest withheld. , ra'- do not hopo that ho will claim Tho army regulations allow no officers votes on that head, if he docs, thoro is a to be arrested for a longer period than democratic candidato in tho field, who is eight days,without charges being preferred, entitled to nil tha Dcmocratio support. General Fremont disregarded tho regula-, '1'" democratic candidato is not running lions in the caso of Colonel Blair. Aftor on a ticket that will allow him to bo this this violation of tho regulations, a second ( and bo that for tho sheer purposo of get ancst for tho tamo causa, and without ''DS votc3' Ho is a sound Democrnt, and charges, has attracted attention and caused always has been ) more, is as good a Uu much remark. Tho groat fact in relation 1 i" man as can bo found in tho county, the wholo Union '.ticket included ; and will to this caso is that General Scott to-day ordered the unconditional rclcaso of Col. Blair. Who Encouhades the Sooth ? Tho Democrats tell the Southern rebels that the entire North is determined to put down I rebellion, and that this unanimous North has tho power to do it. Tho Democrats tell the Union men of the South to stand firm, that their rights thall bo protected, and if not sufficiently secured at present additional guaranties will bo given. Tho Republicans assure the Southern j rebels that a largo number of the Northern 1 peoplo sympathise with them and wish 1 them success. Tho Republicans say to tho Southern Union men, thoy shall havo no ' further guaranties for their rights, and those they havo already will not be further respected than events render necessary. Who, then, arc tho true friends of tho ' National cause ? Who is acting wisely and ' patriotically ? bo elected by an overwhelming majority. There is no reason for not voting for Jo biaii II. Furman ; he is amply fit for tho position to which ho aspires ; and on tho war question ho stands where all truo Democrats stand. Ho is an ardent sup porter of tho Government, and is support, inn it every day both by men and trc.isure. On that point, what is to bo gained over Mr. Furman, for tho Opposition t Then, on another point, ho is a sound Dcmoorat consequently his opponent can have no ad vantage in that rcspoot. Our candidate is the man for the pcoplo 1 Hurrah for Fun- MAN I Star of the Soitlt. Stoplion Baldy. noN Stephen Baldy having deoliuod tho nomination, given him by this Repub lican Union Party, for Associate Judgo we notico by tho laBt Republican that, the Hon. George 11. Willits has been placed upon their ticket in Baldy's stead. Tho lie publican, up town says : "Stephen Baldy has done a very foolish thing." This is said in reference to Mr. Baldy's having refused to be a candidate upou the ticket formed, as they bay, by ''tho pcoplc,"which was uolhing more than tho Republican party, say about it what thoy will. Mr. Baldy did not think ho was doing a "foolish thing," when ho wroto that letter of decli-n-jtion. He is a man of sound judgment, capable of doing1 and thinking for himself, and if he has erred in this matter, ho will not blame the editor of tho Republican. Mr. Baldy is "unconditionally a Union man," alwavs has been, and always ex pects to be ; and he knowing the pcoplo to be of that stripe, itho first placed him in i nomination for Judgo, ho was, and is evor, willing to travel in thoir company. Uo Northampton Ltgistutivt Nominations. hMs iXw vhlott at prcaeDt for wb!ch Lo Col. Daniel II. Neiman, aud Aahon ;s UOIUiuatca, and the Democratic party of Hess, Esq., havo been nominated by tho I tuis county bavc mado up their tm-nds to Democracy of Northampton county for the kct,p hilu (Uc,0) and placo by h;3 bido IIon. Legislature. They are able men and Jolm McRoyuolds, who is aUo a regular sound Democrats. Col. Neiman, is tho nom;uoo upo the Democratic ticket. Editor of the BaUon Sentinel, whose office giar cfijic North. tho mobiles recently destroyed, as an offset to which, the glorious Democracy of old Northampton will now triumphantly elect him to tho Legislature. 4ST The Lycoming Gazette, which at present takes no part in polities says: " A large proportion of our Republican ! exchanges are laboring industriously to create tho impression that to be a Demo crat is of necessity to bo a secessionist. If the men engaged in that work arc sincere j in what they say, they aro fools ; and if nicy arc not sincere, iney aro Knaves. What kind of an army would the govern ment have now if all the Democrats were discharged from it ? The Demoeratic party is based upou fealty to the Uniou, aud whoever is not for tho Union, as a necessary consequence can not be a Democrat uo matter whatj ho may profess to he. Capt. Jonnings. Joseph T. Jennings, ono of tho dis Un ion, Republican, no party candidates for Assembly, in this district, was, n short time ago, the Captain of a Rifle Company in Mahoopany, (tho town in Wyoming couuty in which ho resides,) and as wc art informed, the Company of which ho was Editorial Visit. Col. Levi L. Tate, one of our Candidates for Reiiresen tativc, and publisher of the Columbia Democrat, paid us a visit on Tuesday last. Col. T. is a sprightly and able rcprosenta- nl tlin mlifnrtfil Pftpn. nnil n lin la deserving and able gentleman wo havo no P'ain, "cu to volunteer their services doubt he will bo a Kepresenlativc of the ior tuo war, out vjapi. Jennings nuaing people in tho Legislative halls tho coming i that tho Company desired to go at onoc to winter, dopito tho scurrilous lacks ot Re- tua soat 0f War, mado tho exeuso that ho publicans in this Distriot. Hullivau co. I , , (..,, , , , . .could not leave lor a month, durinr, which timo ho could arrange his business so as to leavo. Tho company willing to accom modate their patriotic captain, agreed to wait for him that longth of time ; upon which ho made the further excuse that, ho could not leave until after corn husking in December. This satisfied tho members of Democrat Brother Ki:eler will accept our sineero thanks, and with them, our distinguished cousidcrations. S6y In another column of our paper will bo found the proceedings of tho so- styled Union Conference, which mot in the company of his patriotism and bravcy this placo on Wednesday last. A copy of and many of them have now volunteered the proceedings was sent.us, wc presume, ;ut0 service in other companies, while tho for publication. A resolution is attached bravo and courageous quasi Capt. Jen to tho proceedings asking all loyd papers nings, remains at homo to vend tapo and of tho District to publish them. As a Molasses, catch votes and vilify Democrats, matter of somo interest to our readers, to Comment is unnecessary. Star of the know who was there and what was done, North. wo givo them an insertion. Wo sco by - tuoso proceedings that Emanuel Lazarus, Col. Piiaon Jarrett. Tho of Orangevillc, Columbia county, and Jo- racy of Clinton could not havo Deraoc mado a In Col. Igy Messrs. Burgess, Staloy and Dr. John, havo every man of them been driven to tho water 1 SoT Fkiends, please send us tho earli est Election Returns, tar " Backwoodsman' and Bach townshin. 6T Dr. John talks about the "loathing tho Patriots of the revolution felt toward the Tories of their time." Has tho Dr. any traditional knowledge derived from his ancestors on that subject ? There are several people in Columbia county now going for what thoy call tho an next Tweday you hare a solemn duty to perform to yourseSves, your country and your God. It is to support the Union. The unbroken UNION of our Thirty-Four States ! The above is your Ticket the Ticket of tho "Union, the Laws and (he CONSTITUTION" composed of good men and worthy citi Union ticket who could' tell something ZC11S. nominated by tllC USagCS Of the time-honored Democratic Party and adjourned in tho forenoon of Wedncs- unwavering Democrat, one w fa;rhre;fert.hoywouW- Thoywmkccp and pledged to support the Government and the glorious -Stars and "iJ'ZX XTS u ' SlrinP'S " imcn n attendanco was Col. Levi L. Tato, IVilhamsjwrt Democrat, seph T. Jennings, of Wyoming county, wiser choice for Representative. wcro nominated. They aro now, consid- Jarrelt. wo find tho nocessarv rmnlifica- ercd tho opponents of Tate and Tuttox, tions for a Legislature at this peculiar pa- tho Democratic nominees, which nominees riod. Having just returned from the field wo would not mind wagering a Summorhill of active servico, ho is well acquainted farm wiU be triumphantly elected. This wth the wants and rightful claims of our Union Ticket, as it is called, will rcccivo Pennsylvania volunteers, aud can enter nothing more than tho usual Republican into their feelings, sustaining tho war with- vote. Star of the North, out restoring to hcresay evidence concern' ;(Jg TOattera directly leaning upon that Iy-Court was quito largely attended branch of our legsslative duties. lie is a on Tuesday. It was called at 2 o'clock truo patriot, a bravo soldier and a firm horn you can well as Demo- confidence Tickets! Tickets!! The full Dcmocratio Ticket is now prin ted and ready for distribution. Demo crats are invited to call at tho office and supply thcmsclvos. Let not one Star be erased 0Dfr: Cana'cs for iiopw3ontat.ro, uuu uumi ix, rreczo, oi iiiooinsuurg, Vote the whole Democratic Ticket. from the "Flag of old Democratic Columbia." Let the fire be gone ral-simultaneous-all along the line, and your cllbrts will be crown cd by a most brilliant and splendid Triumpit. tSr Tho Ladies' Ohio Repository, is William Elwcll.and Elhanan Smith Esors,. on our Desk for October. It is an excel- of Towanda A. J. Deitrick Esq, of Wil- ln' Magazine. Wo havo so often com , liamsport and Colonol J. Riohtor Jouos of monded this work, that wo scarco keen ( this county. Sulltvun co. Democrat, what more to say iu its favor.