iilumlna Dcmnrrnt
About lories I l
Dr. Jons, of the "iVf t Muddm ," has
Thoso Fipurca.
Last year tlio Columbia Counlu Rtpub-
Parson Brownlow.
To day we give our readers tlio farewell
EDITED nY LEVI L. TATE, rROrRlETOR.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, "861.
OUR OOCNTRT'S FLAG.
God or oca FatiikriI In thy name
We iialltmr Standard lotho matt
To coniner or to itie, We claim
No greater honor. White th,' blast
Of civil itrlfe ameoa o'orthf land,
We'll strike the foe nho darvato tnar
Our loiely ensign, and we'll stand
A wall if Drr to guard each star.
Major Gonoral Ilalleok. J lin C. Froniont. 'Shall Wli to Mou Bulo Aniortuat
Major Qenoial II. W. llnllcck, who liasl " The Great Pathfinder,' llio oniboili I The VYYekly Caucasian is the titlo of
recently struck a new string in political hew was bridling with figures, atvl over. nddrcs of that honored patriot, Parson been assigned to llio coimnantl in chief of nient ot " tree Speech, 1'rco ITcps and a Ucmocrutio Union paper bit indepond,
controversy, and now freely applies the running with election returns : This year Brow.nlow, of Tennessee. It (-peaks for the army iu Missouri, is a Nhw Yoiker by Frco Kamas," this little god of tho Abo. cut of parly, recently started in New York
terms "Tory" and "Anti Union," to bis Traders aro most disrespectfully put itself. The noble sontiments contained in birth. Ho enteied tho West Point Acid , litioni.-ts, his descended from his pedestal .by the late proprietors of The Day-Boou;
National Union Democrats. That is off with iho lio direct, infercntinl and it are worthy the fathers of tho Republic wuy in IBS5, w3 graduated in lriilO,! of greatness, and been relieved of all mill, which was suppressed. 'Uioir new is..u
'cool, indeed, and quite refreshing. Wo consequential; and the whole buitics is in tho "days that tried nicu's souls." Irauking third in his class, find entered the tary duties. That Stt,0U0 house, whero be .docs not discii,3 tho war. and hence it cir
.therefore now propose saying a few words boiled down into the following short para- They call us back to that period when tho ' army at Brevet Second Lieutenant of Eu- kept senators and members of Congress jculates in thu mails unmolested. It lakes
, about Tories, graph, stuck whero it will attract as little Declaration of Independence was about gimcrs, his commission beaiiiig date Ju y kicking their feet in tho vestibules for days for its motto the sentiments of the late Sen-
! As the man of that "Macbino" has attention as possible. "We reproduce it being signed, and some hesitated in ap- , l, 16:)!). Ho remained in the Military waiting for " Ills Highness" to get tiuio ator Doughn, " tlutl this government was
made the charge personal against tho here, aud shall then proceed to show what pending their names to it, One of the Academy until Juno of tho next year as to see them, has laded uway like Aladdin s mndo on tliu wlntu basis, by white men,
writer of this article, we trust our readers the facts arc: apostles of liberty approached the table, Acting Assistant l'rolcsior ol htiginecnngi pamces. inni ternuiu nouy.guaru, com- tor ine oeiieui oi white men and .heir pos
will excuse tho apparent necessity of re The Elections Tho States of New took up thu pen and exclaimed, "live or ,m 1811 he published a work on "Uitu. posed of licrco Hungarian and Ucrnian
pulling his groundless charges in kind, Yolk, Maryland, Wisconsin, Maasachu- die, sink or swim, sunivc or perish, 1 am men and its'Lscs,'' was made Fir-t ...ieu
and pinning upon him personally, tho en. tts, nnd several others, we believe, held for t10 Beclaitttion,'1 aud with a few bold tenant in January, 1815, and published
m,,i, ,i election- this month. They h:uo gone . . .. , iiucrisl.able an able work on the "Klcmcnts ol Milita-
.1... I.. ll.,itnanij lit llinnenmla
lions Tho Father of the Editor of this Ili Maryland tlio imijmity is over :tn,t)00. rccolU ot &loti' 'P raM' 00 V'u
Ijournal, enlisted in the "SeconiMVar of So in Massachusetts. In New Yoik it is gentleman named above. From the begin
I Tnrlnr.nl. rlrtnnn " to,. ,i ,.,i,j , much lareer. New Jeiscy gave a small mni: of tlio lamentable controversy ho
'the defense of Baltimore. Moreover, he tinocra ic mnjori y.
' 1Sa.-i.il nml died n .Inol-snr, ITnion Domnfrnt Last fall Lincoln carried Pennsylvania
t.m us ihsn tulnecach thrsad of llio elorioil tissued" ... . ..... ... l... i tin mm 1 T.,.,.;.,1..t,i-,.
.i.7V7ii.t '. ha about i.h art-.trinaa, and i...Kin he other chap's forefathers, in ''luc davs "j "'" -
unnnnir tuiiiiss, timl cult hing til spirit that lirintli.'S ' .... . , ., ., Unml Sn tlio Semite. 'J7 Hsn s i ODchlV
ooonualrointluhnttl. fl.ljorour father., Itt u ri- that tiled Well 3 fouls, ' WCrC OlUOIig tho "OOU, 1U Hie Otliatt, .. jups, u l tin.,
'. ... ... i ... 111 1.. Hi, tinil (n . v ... i t .in It '11.! . i? 1 '
ftS",7i.Wih."IS!.J?S bread and beef to the " " fa"
Biiti-h and Indians. Moreover, they democrats carry me ci...e o me
persecuted Oereral Jack-on through life popular vote by perhaps lll.UOO, a lua
and cursed his memory in death. Who jr''y of the House, and a gain in the
then were the Torvs and IHt-U lionh's ? Senate.
It is ca-y and natural for such fcllows I"' Liucoln canied New York by
to prefer charges again-t patriotic demo- "r 50,01)0. Tho Legislature stood:
rmu. RmpIi w tlm i.mi.. poiidition of tin. ' "!enate, Hen's 23: Dems 0. House,
other fellow who last summer c-irculattd ' p Djuis SI3 : This f.tll tho ' tried for the crime of loyalty to the gov
rim iir,l'ni.rirl,.rl ei.rriinn. tlinf wp",vurn Democrats have clcoted a. portion of their eminent. He uieefs them with a farewell
"aynae;'".",;,r ..liea'Vu." Ili brl'.d of J.u for party and mxt for tho country.' IS ate ticket, an increased number of Suua- .address, enuueiating his princides as un
IliUtlir "... ... . .. .1 I... I'll I ll nm .i nf . ,,tn.,. n , i i nmm.i In ,nf.
Ire mvir tiseii UitU esprcssiuu. we uut ;' uuu i""1 "uu jv....6) v,,..vS ... 6..w
The leading men on the ile- Her anil die lnr them, to untlergo martyr
ilvAthat. come Heal or hoc, we Hill In 111 anil in
.lonth. iinwnnd forevtr itand hy tlio iliirs on.
Thjy ha, floated ovtr our cra.il -a. tit It he our prayer
and our atruiiglethu tiify man mat uvi'r ouraruvea,
Th.'y havebni unfurled Iroui th. .no,a of t:i,aiia to
th olalila of N.'W llrli ana. and to til-- h.ilU tf theMon
tezjuia.. uu I atuld thj ti-litjdua of tv.'ry aeal and ere
wture. in th luuil.'ous aymbo of reUtla and benn
cent now -r, thy hue leutlu brave end the ftt'e to lie
tory nd to alor). 11 h i h-'en my f.utune tu looa umn
till- lias I" IWi'lfn land and amid the! plooui ol an orl
ental ,. fpolliii. imu riahl II no I au.m. by lonlrait
how brlfflitnr - Its turn, aui lnuv eitldnne are it lii?p.
ration. IfthU tiiuii -r the emblem lor ita ol all that m
traniporll.ig I.i liutnau hop,'. I to be aacrificcd on the
altar i-f .1 SilnnU a.ubitlon, an i thus lia pear fur-ver
anil . the nirhl anJI nip at ' t reioliition, thi n uiM I
feel nil . nil.. shall ittiui.it Ui. dmnlatl uifthit led.
inzi th it th pun nai in l.'.'u men airica -n irnni ui,
stood by the governiiant and dealt seces
rioii saeh blows as caused it to iriii.ee.
Though siiirounded ly armed hordes, at
tempting to ovei throw the Constitution and
threatening him with death, he falteicd
not iu his devotion to that instrument ; and
when at last their persecutions have .taken
the form of an indictment against him for
treason becau-o he would not yield himself
to aid them iu their uiihoiy work of de
stroying the liberties of a great nation, he
is to be incaiceriitcd iu a felon's cell and
.nrr.vv nn.l of lienor V for our h D. and uith llAlld
outtrerh.-d in f .hi .nena and supplication, on iihich In
any hour, a mllitar) trantiiiay rivet tin f.ltira of a
despalrlns bondage. Ma) Ond in his Infinite mercy save
you and mo, and the lane ne so mu h loc, lroiu the
doom of such a depradatiot." Joirph Holt.
'Tlag of thp free heart's only homo I
Uy nugel hands to lalor Riven
Thy stars have lit the nclain dome.
And all thy lius were born In heaven.
Forcvi r il-'mt that standard sheet I
Wh-re breathes the foe but fnlla before u,
With freedom's soil bcr.catti ourteet,
And Freedom's banner -treaming o'er us t"
explicitly say, aud now rtpcat, that we
were then and had cvtr been, for "the
Democracy and the Union ; or, the Union
and tho Democracy."
Every base charge agiinst tho Demo
cratic party and its candidates, during the
late campaign, we can prove to a uiatha
niaiieal demonstration, originated cither
with the decendants of the Tories or apos-
V3T The I)r publishes a long jcremiade lat0 politicians. For such patriots we
over the removal of Fremont. Let the i,avo little sympathy and less charity.
Abolitionists howl. 1 One brief extract from the Colitmbui
, , , J Vituocrai, published oa the 22d of last
car If we are correctly informed about ' . . .
. . n . June, tho day of the Special K ectiou,
the proceedings in Luzjrnc County, in re- ' ... , ,
J , . (and long belore we were a candidate,)
gard to the army vote j we most cmphati- J . B .
,. , T fairly delined our life-long "Umon-De-
.callv condemn thi'in. ' . .., ,. ,
mocracy, and without further comment
the House
publican ticket were Democrats.
Last fall Lincoln carried Ohio by
ncar.y 13,0011 over Douglas now witli a
leading Douglas man on their ticket, thu
vote is ouly 10,0110 more. The Legisla
ture a year ago stood : Senate, llup'n
25 ; Pern's 10 House, Hep s 5S ; Dem s
16. '1 his fall the Legislature stands, ac
cording to the Cincinnati E-qtaur, (Kep.)
Senate, 21 Hep's j 1!) Dem's Hou.e, 1 1
Kip s and 515 Dem P.
List fall Lincoln carried Illinois by
near.y K',000. This fall, in electing
Delegates to a Constitutional Convention,
the Democrats have a decided majority.
Last lull Lincoln canied Maa-achu.etts
ry Art and Science1' in I S 10. .Shortly
utter the Mi-.sican war broke out Lu ut
terly torovers" and, with this text, it
deals tho hardostkiud of blows at tho Ab
olitionists, Dr, Van Kvrie. the senior ed
itor, Is a scientific student to the question of
races aud he ohovis what negroes .tie and
The Philadelphia Election The
returns of tho Philadelphia election in
cluding tho army vote elect the Demo
cratie Sheiiff, Mr. Ewing, by a handsome
majority.
K3r Itov J. G. Penny, Pastor of the
llnni!.' I'lmioli nt Itlnnnislmrf. has for the
nast week been holdiue: a" Protracted over the Post Office ha, had a great deal
Meeting wiih his Church and Congrega
ought forever to silence tho tongue ol
slander. Head
" Wo are now," June 22, 1801,
"where wc have always been, for the
U.NIUX, the Constitution, mid lligut'ir
Jtiluci title iXomliiali'Jits.''
jdom for the Union sentiments he has ad
vanccd, leaving to his children tho rich
legacy of a father's devotion to tiie gov
ernment he lined. Would that there
were moro such self sacrificing patriots in
the .South.
Now if Ever.
Our patrons arc reminded thst we
want mosey, uot so much for ourselves
as it is wanted by our creditors, and wo
trust every mail of them will remember
tho Printer at tho December L'ourt.
Friends, you can all help us a little, and
every dollar you may pay us then, will be
warriors, with learlul moustaches, una
" that staff" with its "musical director,"
and secretaries, have all sunk into insignif
icance. Wo miss, too, those Hauling tele-
eraphic despatches which atinounci d, like what white nu n are, in such : way that
llulleck was sent to California, and in 1 Daiiium's show bills, what grand things we tho Abolitioniits will lind it difficult to nn
September, lHly, he was biexeted Captain miht expect to (V performed. All liac swer his arguments. I iib Caucasian is
"lor gallant conduct in aflaiis with the goiu, unci nii.itary affairs in Missouri will pub ished at the low prieo of O n D li.au
enemy juu the lUth and 20tli of November be reduced to (lull and prosaic details, pen Yi:AIl, with full r pu ts of the Now
1j 17, and meritorious service iu Califor- The ' urmy correspondent " will no Ion-
nut. May 1, 1817." jger telegraph "'puffs" of the commanding
Iu California ho was engaged in tho I (Jo hcral, and we shall miss those Mauling
military Overuuiuut,as Secret iry of State soiisaiiou stoiies cf "mutiny," of ''1'iyiiig
under Gen. Kearney, Col. Mason and j down arms,' A'c., if Fremont were remo
ved 'person who will send l'lVB no. LAWS foi a
Hut if tho public arc relieved of these club of livo subscribers, at ono post office,
tliealiical performances, Undo am s Trea- will get sixlk cip grn is. L uger clubs
.-ury promises to bo exempted from serious will b'j furnished at thu rate ot twenty cop
dnilts We give a brief abstract of the ies for i310. It is ono oi the ehcaiaist pa
report of the Congresional Investigating pers published. Sub. criptions should bo
Committee in regard to Fremont b affairs, j addressed to Van Evrio, Hortou A: Co.,
aud the Chicago Tiibune, latciy a strong No. 102 Nassau strw t Specimen cophs
admirer of Fremont, says the half has uot , scut nc to all who write lor them. Wo
been told. It teems that Gen. F. was 1 would recommend uil our r.aders who want
surrounded by a lot of his old California ! a New Yoik weekly paper to patrouizo
Ueu. ltiley, from 1817 to Deeember,li-ll).
Alterw.ml he bcc.vW Chief of thu Staff ot
ommo lore Shubriek iu the further united
n ival and military operations on the Pit
eilie coast. He was aso a memb r cf the
convention which met iu li?4!) lo fr-iuio thu
constitution of tho Ctutc, aud was on the
committee which drafted the con-titutiou.
Ho was Captain pt Engineers in July,
ISjS, and rosignsd his coiiimUsion August
1 , 1 f .1 1 . Since the brooking out of the
present war the government has rectlled
Vork Cat.LK, OiAIS and Pitouu E
MaiiK' ts, War Nkwsi, full and complete.
Ike., Sic, btibsuiiplious tiro reeeis'ed for
Tiiltllll M-'NTHS, at 23 i EiTsJ eacli sub
scriber, or l Foil fooh col'l s. Any
associates, gem rally icputed to bo tho Tins Caucasian.
Stsf Tho Abolitiou-Hepublican organ
ticn. A revival i3 very promising.
Preaching at 10 o'clock, A. M., to-mor-raw.
JCST The Dr. excases if he does not de
fend the Il.'publiean election frauds at
.tempted to be perpetrated in Philadelphia.
The i'liiladelnhia hiomrcr, "one of tho
, .
to say about the stealing said to havo been
done by Floyd, but which was never bus
ccptiblo of legal proof, Of course he will
now give us all tho details of the stealing
done by Fremont, the special pet of his
party.
We shall bear about the attempted il
legal transfer of the SUM,000 we s-hull
hear of the set of silver ware presented to
best of .our own city dabies," emphatically Jlrs. Quarter Master General MeKinstry
coudoinus tbcra. Go it Dr., you are iin- at a co-t ot SIKKItyiii wc shall be t Id
tiroviu2. , of tho fraud in hor se contiacts, in which
over HALF A MILLION of dollars wa
tsSi-Mr Gko. W. BEinr.tM.VN, tho
Soldier Triuter, aud Sou of Capt. Jcol
jBadkmmi, of Woomsburg. is on a visit to
liis Iriends. .lie is a member of the Firat
California Regimeut, commanded by tho
late Col. Daker. Mr. lieidleman was
prostrated by sickness during the fatal
engagement of Hall s Bluff, otherwise ho
might not Jiavo now been here.
l,otil.-fnl I , i-oooii'oil mill .lull, not.-ltnu-l
bv over 72,000. This full the republican' , , T ., .
3 , .1.,. i edged. Liko generous patron-, ns you
always have been, send or biing iu your
ntitce, whether for Subscription, Adver-
il... A...1rn. t., .,1,it, ,1 l.ir o ttttl.i i
VJUI11UI, llUUO.li r vivi.iv.. wj . ......
over SIO.OOO a losa of 12,000,
Last fall Marvland went for tho Demo.
crats by tVi now sho goes against Abo
litiouists and Secessionists by over UO,-U00.
Last fall Lincoln carried four electors j
in New Jerseynow it is admitted New
Jersey has given a Democratic majority ;
of about 9,000 aud carried both branches
of the Legislature.
Last tall Liucoln carried Wisconsin by
oter 21 ,uuu anu mo i.cgiriamre tioou :
Senate, Hep's 22 ; Dem n S House,
Hep's 70 ; Dem's 27. This fall thu returni
which havo thus far been received are
favorable to the election of the whole
Democratic State ticket. We have slso
Using, Job-work or Election cxpcr.scs
now if kvkr and be assuied that you
wi 1 thereby discharge an honest obligation
lo suppu t a inc 1 rns an I thus glad
den the Pi inter's heart and brieiitcn tho
hopes of tho future.
Our distant subscribers, North,
West and East, will greatly oblige us by
remitting their indebtedness by mail, and
we hope they will do so, without further
invitation.
him to thu army, and hu return, uowwith jinost successful uwiudlcas on the continent
the commission of a Mnjor-Geiieral, dating These men had access to him when uo one
Atlgu t 19 of the present year. Ciders else could get it They commenced oper
weio sent to Gen. Il.uleck some t'ino ago atioiis by pioscnting Mrs MoKuistry, wife
to icport for duty in Washington, whero of liiigadier-Uen. t.cltiustry and Cjuar
ho anived two nceks ago, and has &inco tcrm.tster Uenu al of llio We-tcrn Pjpail
left lo take command iu Missouri. nient, with a silver service costing SUOliO
Then the frauds coiniueno.il Out ot 111
Capture Of ilUstm Ulltl Slitlill. horses furnished iu one lot, only 70 wcie
It will be recollected that James M. found fit for use, five wero wad, and tho
M:inn Mini Jnlm SI Moll wp.in..rl fieini ' balance tlilal, insb'ttic-. tuavtiuU or
Charleston in the steamer I'headurabout
Our Side Best.
We Icrirn from the Gettysburg Compiler,
that Mr
tho middle of October. They were ae
credited Ministers respectively lo England
and France, by Jelfeisou Davis. They
arrived iu the West Indies in Sife'y, aud
the steamer currying them out leturued
with a valuable cargo of arms aud amuui
tiou to ono of Southern p.rts. We heard
no more of the pretended MiuiMcra until
the news reached us on Satuiday last of
their arrest, on board an English steamer
near the Deliama Islands. Tho San Ja
cii.to overhauled the English steamer hav
ing them on beard and demanded their
surrpnHer. which i! i- laid the C.ipt iiu
tnnde under protest. Commander Wilkes
is said to havo acted on his own responsi
bility. The San Jacinto has anived at
New Vork with the distinguished piisoners.
otherwise unlit for service! Hay was
pui chased at S17.50 per ton, and it was
poor ijuality or pr.urio grass at that,
while it eouid have beu had lor 80 to 53
per ton 1 Six foitiliicat. oils that ought to
hao cosi only ?00 000 were contracted
for at $yjU,000, and (5170,000 has actu
aby been paid on tin. in. Iu the ertct.oti
of the barracks around St Louis similar
frauds are loiiud, and nltogithcr the evi
dence of corruption in Fremont's dep irt
m. ut beats all specimeiu of tho kind yet
repoited. Even his most intimate friends
gie liiin up, mid though Fri'iitot't him-"'.'
has unt yet uttered a word in it'll ddeu e,
few who believe he will be
AiitiLiiio.Nis.M 11 amp a nt. vre make
an occa-ional extract irom the National
Aiiti-clnrvry Standard, to show tho ani
mus of abolitionism. Parker Pillsbury
writes us fo.lowi, on be Fremont affair j
"Jiit I'r.viili'ht Lincoln understand that
the p.opk here in tliu West, wish lo seo
the tvitleneu pieeede tho condemnation
and certain y the sentence aud execution
And some may wi.li yel to know whethe
the prudelieo auU economy about W.t h
iugtoii liavo been -ueli us to denial! I .
summary proceeding, in Mi-somi
Will it be treasonable to p. tiliou ( ou
grcss to impeaeli tlu Prvsideut ami In. .
i-eia, ou the fir.i Monday in Dee. n,
ucxi before the going down of tliu sun ?
It so a good man w of us nro traitors.'
heart, to the extent oi d .siiiugit. Ann l
know of nothing, were Cmigre s brave an i
honest, that woul I -o tend io subivi've tue
ends of Justice and liherty
j PAUKE.t 1'ILLSliUItV.
I Another correspondent has no faith in
Kentucky Unionists He does not even
' believi' in Holt and Ciiifndr'n. "No
Union with slavelioldfrs ' is bis poetical
creed, .titled as follow.' :
8Qy- Mr. IiOWENliUUO.has just received
bis stock of Fall aud Winter Goods and
Clothing. It were almost needless to say
a word in relation to our fiicud Loweu
burg and his Clothing Emporium, as they
aro extensively known and liberally pat
ronized. Justice to both, require tho an
nouncement, that his new supply of 'her.
filotln. Cajsimeres and Jewelry are un- picket
surpaEi&d.
CSy When Fremont left the army and
galloped off the tioid wilh his UOO body
juard; Majjr Phiuney, his payma-ti.r,
attempted to leave with him, and cirried
along tho nii.itary chest, belonging to tho
squandered iloulitless the prairie gra-s
aud puttied wigons will bo condemned by
him, as they were by tho t'ongres-iona
f otinuittee wo fchall be told that tho Gov
ernment built five foits for 50,000 whil.
Fremont had six of the same kind cost the
Government 8300.0UO - being 5210,1,00
more than tho actual cost of the forts he
will of course condemn tho payment to
Mrs. lliatit, cou-in of Mrs. Jes-ie Fie
mout, of v'0,0110 hou-e tent He will ex
pose the fraud peipetrated in the bui ding
of barracks large enough to accommodate
23U0 men, for the body Guard of 000
and the 575,000 out of which the Govern
ment was cheated in the cost of those and
-the fraud of 510,000 in making
pins the bui. ding of tug boat- al
51,000 of a profit on each, and the char
tering of steayi boats at double cost and
value.
Of course Dr. Johu will denounce thoso
enormous frauds of his pet abolition Gen
eral iu unmeasured terms. Lot us see,
and let Fiemout tremble !
Mir.ns, the Demoeratio caudi 1 " ,. ' .
' 1 -I I, l Mini ...1 nt l.n V.c, ..11 !
i ..i a . .-.1 ....1. ilnfp f.ir llm r.n.f!nlntiiefi li finr vnins ! .' .
gaineu several ceiiaiois. ul.u euUuu m il.- ---- - a-- , to proceed on the voy.iSft. This arre-t
. .. . u. i. j ... .i.n.i..i i iTirti',. run il ill i .'7 rn nt nm i n lie. ' -
ners oi tue ivssetnuiy to rviiuur me jiuuu
eal complexion of that body doubtful.
c.tve a ccrliucato
learn from the fnlloii Dtmticrul, that
Need we add any comments to expose
the deliberate attempt to suppress the
truth which tho Editor of the litpubhcan
has made t I hose were tho facts, aud he
knew them, yet what did ho say t He
rWil' they held elections he aint quite
ure. They went against 'he bogui Demo
units, did they 1 Of course they did, and
gainst the bogus Union S ivcrs too j and
ior the grand old Democratic party which
is now, anil has always been lor tin) Union
uid the Con-titution, and agaiu-t Abo
litiouUt and Secessionists.
.,. it,-,. M 11, In .!,.,, tl.r. ll.i
.'' . ! n-nises .'i-eat reinie.llc tliroil-iliont the eollli.
publican Return Judges of Adams couuty , n. , t t i , i t.
of election. And ,J'. "'.' '";;" "'.-
uouc mucu injury io iuc union cause in
England and France,
there are verv
able to clear up the tranniciicns complain- , A C'ent lc-s t, mauc over Holt Cntten-
, , . , o ,.. . ii.i: deu i; Co , iircnu.o Miev nro foi tile Liiion.
ed'.f. A certain Major Selover, a t.ali- aViiU umil . Ilre (licl,
foruia patriot, .eenw to be mentioned 9 lt lB t!1sy to be strong upun the strouL'. r
cbii I'cf the lobby, aud as no one doubts s de esntciutly when that e, roncer siJe
that Se!:er .V Co. tr: grsat patriots ami l. apa witli rclt
great friends of tho neio, everybody is
r . . !. . CI..., .,...1 II.
Uoveruineui, contaiiiing ?,wu,uuu. iie
was promptly arrested by General Hunter ; Nesting of iiungics anil die l.isa
and brought buck, mcuey and all. tuie. Congress will convene at Washing
Of courso Dr John will denounce Majo' ' ton, D. C, upon the first Tuesday in De
Phiuney for stealing ho large an amount cember. This will be the 2nd Session of
of Government fuuds or if ho does not, the .17th Copgreas. It is usually the long
it was for the benefit of his jiet abolition Session.
general.
iGuant to the provisions ot tho Jlcu-ccl
'Constitution, will meet in tho City of
Piesideut Jud?o.
The election of Mou. W. J. Woodward
as Pie.-ident Judge of Deris county and
his Acceptance ol that po.-t, will tender a
temporary Appointment of Judge for this
Uistnct, by the Governor necessary.
Such appointiueut will frtand until alter
the next general election, wheu tho ofiice
will be hlied by popular sull'iago. I'tu'
I yeais of Judge Woodward s term iu this
J district aio unespiicd as bo was elected iu
1 850, but wo believe the Judge to be elec
ted next full will servo for a full term oi
ten years, and not for tho mero balance of
the present term.
Wc understand that lite meniberr of the
bar in our district, without distinction of
Tho Legislature of Pennsylvania, pur- paity, aro in tavor of thu appointiueut of
I William Elwell Esq,, of Towauda, us
Judge, and that nearly all of them rce
omii.eiided him to tlic Governor lor tho
place. He is a good lawyer, and a man
of high charatter, and pleasant address.
.Icciihnla Shooting John II. Doak,
was on Fiiday of last week, accidentally
shot in Wilkcsbarre, by another young
man named J2iwunl titniili. Wc learn
from the Luziim Union, that thoy were
sporting with Gre arms, when young Smith
presented a gun at young Mr. Doak, (sup.
,i t.. t.:. ...
,,..,8 .1 uuu ... imo mrbtr .W,,,.yir. Jeo. A. Al- c01ltiDUCd possession of an excellent Pics
IF Hm rnriOlitmn i-iF citili riilnmiliaj mil nn t i
, .I, . ,. 7" kison, a respecfiuio t.coioreu; young man, W(.ut ,,Q
deter thoughtless individuals from the 1 s w:i . i,0 6Cen bv his Card in uuother !
.imprudent ixerciso of deadly weapons, ' columUi iag 0pe,1(Jti u New Uarbcr Shop,
sucn acts ougut to oe mauo pcuai ny L,eg. ; d , tbu officC-
John Cessna, Democrat, ha by the
Army vote some -12 more votes thau his
competitor, Mr. lo alio dr , who is re
ported ebeted to the Legi-lature. Mr.
wnting with anxiety fo.- the explanation of
Me-sis. clover .V Co. It is possible, per
haps, that apioper explication o! thecou
duct of these brave warriors may be fuund
- iu tho fact that being to dteply involved
Pi.terson's Maoa.ine. Wo are in iu the contemplation of the wrongs of Sam
receipt of this popular Lady s Magazine D0, they forgot all about tho intercuts of
for December. it is a splendid number, white men wh" have to pay all the tuxes
Sleskku, Democrat, of Union county, by j -j ho (it)c pag0 for IK(il tllu handsomest and foot all the bills. Knowing that dar-
counting or rejecting tho vote ot isracly i vc cy(,r "Peterson" will be greatly
town-hip, iiycoming county which i,,ovotI in lfifi2. It will contain 1000
been partly annexed to Uuiou county is
tbetcd President Judge over Mr. Html
fttpublicuu. So we j;0.
Gonoral Election Returns.
I.NCLUDl.NO THE AltMV VOIE.
KEPUESENTATIVES.
Columbia, 2571
Mot.tcur, 1171
.-ullivau, 512
Wyoming, 1017
Total, 5304
Tote over L. C09m,
C3
-3
2000
1 157
510
1087
O
1901
037
iiii'i
1S03
-4
1892
o:t:i
U97
1 19!
p:igc of double column reading matter ;
11 steel plates ; 12 colored steel fashion
u ates ; 12 colored patterns in lieiliii
keydom was "groaning in chains and sia
vol y," ihey did not think that any white
men wero so penurious as to count tho cx-pen-H.'
of so grand and benevolent an un
ilenaliing us tlu-y proposed.' Houco they
work, embroidery or crochet, and H00 ,mtte forgot those little rules of economy
wood engravings piojior.tnjitittlt more tt tiich usu illy guido people in the moro
t'i n any oilu r pt-no ttctd gives Its tto- worldly aTl iirs of life, 'ho experiment,
ries and novelets aro by tho bo-t wiitcr. however, perhaps is all for the best. We
In 1802, Four Original Copyiight Novelets now know what a maguilieent future our
will bo given. Its Fashions ahe ai.- holy Abolition leudeis of the HcecLcr,
ways tiiu Latest ami Pkettiest '. Cheeur, Suumsr and Greily ktripo would
Every neighborhood ought to ninko up n bring upon in Wo can estimate ajmost eral facts; aino ig tU iu, tirst, that tin lei
club. Its price is but Two Doli.aiiS a to a traction tho oost of getting Sambo into thi Administration, e etttd iu the interest
year, or a dollar lo-s than Magazines of tho portion of .. ' gemuian of leisure," of liberty, more fugitive slaves have a'-
its class It is the M mi .ise fok the and it ,t be thought r-dwsablo to do it, we rt;ad'' " ",0,l"'bM MvSA ',v.''
in li.iss. 1 1 is iii .u.ti..i.. un niu o , cd into slavery than under the eight can
Times! To club-, it is cheaper till, do uot douLi that fielover A- Co. would eu- 0f ucl&un and Pierce put toether.-
viz : three copies for 55, five for 57 50, gage aud perform it by contract I Long Second that freedom has receiud more
or ci-ht for 510. To every per.-ou getting live Sclover .t Co. j wounds that rankle to-day than under any
lUiniiuisiariiou ever unown among in.
IJ'H r.il until the issue n
diteel between slineiy and lb.- Uniuu, as
il will be, and urtik wl.ieh of tin so cotmo
o.it on tho side of the Union. ludicd,it
does not require a very deep analysis to
show thai, a man who wi-he.i to pteeru
the s nes of men arrayed ng.i'iist the Un
ion has alteady prcfeired slavery to thai
Union. It ii u logical necessity. Con-e-rjuently
seiiotis doubts are making iheii
way into many minds, itit'tltei nut mvi,
(Jovo niiit.nl ii to , til. (an a government
bo loyal which to-day i-tjnds balain'iu,'
fclavei y aguiu-t th liio of iho nation .m l
t o men who dolVuil it ! A meliil t of
Congits-i, who has b.en lately at Washing
ton, iiuploiinj a change ot poiiny lowaid,
s avciy. told uiu, on hn return last Wed
nesday, that ho had gi'ive doubts wh.-tli r
our Aduiinistiat o . liesiied or cxjn cted to
pres. rvo the i toiity of the Unin or
meant only to tulnll tlir- far, mil i. of ; w ir
si as to f dull their const tit.c.ial oiths.
uhti. the p. 0(ile, exhaust, u .mil couvii.ci:u
o: tiie iuiio.-ibi .ty of eo' ipieiiug thu
So, it i, rhouid or Ur a dnii,u: Mui
whrlo, our am daiery ineuuii.'s iiov.'i
bial long will not wii to leiui'iii'icr at
up a club, the Publisher will send
utra ropy utiis,ns u rriiiitm
5110 40U5 4: 1.1 1
700 Tutton over Jen
Harrisburg, upon tho first Monday in
January. Its Session is limited to about
' 100 days. Shou d Xho interests of tho
' country require it, the Session may
piotiatted to u longer period
uo If the Governor complies with the wishes
of the Distiiet, in appointing' Mr. Llwcll,
wu can congratulate ourselves upon the
islative enactment.
The Dr. rejoices that Fremont
made n patriolie speech when ho left the
army. He could not well have dene less.
lut in his speech at St. Louis he said that
bis confidence iu our republican institutions
was "already mniewhat wavering '' That
was patriotiu, was'ut it ' A Major Gen
eral wavering in his "confidence iu our
republican institutions." Wa uot the
wib the father to that thought Johnnie '
Or i) John 0110 of that kind of men who
.believe that when they are in power ibe
Bar" The Fulton Democrat says that
John Cessna Kq., (Dem,,) is elected to
the Legislature by 42 majority over
Householder, the military vote having
changed the result.
Government Loan. Wo uotico in tho
Philadelphia luquutr that tho Harrisburg
Bank subscribed lor610,000 of the Gov
eminent loan to Jay Cooke on Monday
last. Another victory or two, aud this
loau will be snapped up at & terrible rate.
Lictit. Col. Thos. 0. ftlcllnwell.
Wc are pleased to record the fact, that
Gov Out tin hps promoted Thomas C
McDowell, E-q , one of the Editors of
the Harrisburg l'-itrioi 1ni-n to the
position of Lieut Colonel, iu the first regi
ment iu tho Mountain Brigade, now iu
Camp Crosimau, near Huntingdon. Col
McDowell will uiiiko ,1 gallant officer. We
commend the Governor for his judiciou
selection. Vox Populi ! Tho Democratic major
ity in New Jersey, at the recent election
wo learu from the Hahway, ltejiublis m, i
from 8 to 10,000.
The popular majority of the Democrat
VST Mr. D. W. Kobdins, of Blooms,
burg, has received a supply ol Fresh
Wines aud Liquors. Uo sells a good
articlo at low figures. Give him a call.
Seven cents and three mills intercst,clear ic Pur'J' Pennsylvania, is estimated at
of taxation, will biing out the rusty old from ao.000 to 40,000.
half dollars, and tho gold pieces, if any.
thing will. ! - Among the recent appointments of
President Lincoln, wc observe that of Uin
ton R. Hilpek, (auther of tho "Impend,
ing Crisis' ) as consul to Bueuos Ayres.
This is one of the most desirable consular
appointments withiu the gift of the Presi
Truly, IMp'r has received bis ro
scT'ino of tho most serious charges' 'Third . that the papers thnt su-taiii the
mens sent (it Wlitteu for) to those wishing ' aSai"6t r!1''0"t contained in Ad-, involvi,, iveeiimu ro lho ,OTCit
to get up clubs ,-Mitrss, jy,st pull, ' j"1 General Thomas' report w, that one aad viiest of tho Democratic press.
Charles J. Peterson, HOIJ Chestnut Street ,uu u' luu 1 "
l'liilnilcllihin.
r .- .1 ..1
to iuc emuuetpacioii ui cmvu3, uvutiai
Tnc Coewin Murder Trial. We
have received from the Publisher. Robert
Car Benjamin .Stark has been appoint- Baur, E.q.. of Uilkesbarro, a neatly
ed U. S. Senator from Oregon, in place of executed pamphlet under the above title.
-vi n-i-u-i.., Vt.. n jintivn .of It will bo found hiehlv interestinir. For dent,
llEi'uni.U'AN I.nstitutio.ns. John C.
Frciuout, iu a spceih Hindu by him in St.
Louis, on his arrival there from Spring
field, says that his confidence in our Re
publican Institutions, is "already somewhat
wavering.' This is an extraordinary ie
mark to c.mic from a General iu thu Uni
ted States Army. I hero has been a gen
eral suspicion that he who has aped roy
alty in his style of life, and in his manner
of conducting his military affairs and
whoso soldiers have been taught iinuboi
diuatiou to him instead of the govermeut,
is not a very strong friend of Ifcpublican
institutions. But no one expected a con
fession so soon. Tho phrase, wbieh will
perhaps be apologized tor as a slip of tlu
tongue, ought never to have escaped tui
lip.-, of a Rtpublicau Geucral. The peopl.
will not trust him ic defending institutions,
to wtoto permanency and beauty he has
but a wavering faith.
4r-National saluteu in honor of the
victory at Beaufort, South Caro ioa, wen.
fired at Washington, Philadelphia, New
York and all the eastern and western
Fremont required 01.0 of his officers to
circulate the original proclamation. ' hi
was an act of defiant insubordination,
which no Government could overlook, aud
which General Fremont s friends caunot
cu'Usu or justify. Extravagaut eiptndi
lures of money, lack of military judgement
in the di-p'sitiou of troops, thu iucliuatiou
to ucco iimodatu friends and parasites with
prolitable contiacts, aud other derelictions
laid to thu charge of Geucral Fremont, may
proceed Iran weakness or incapacity ; bu
the refusal to comply with
eo iiiuand ol the Government is an offence vvlll loose.
ot a uiueh higher grade,
The Odject or the War. The New
Vork lixprra i ihow ng that PrrsideU
I i icolu and I'ongrets hav.1 both dcclncii
that the war is not presented for conquu.
or subjugation, but solely for the authority
of the Con-titution. 't also says "iti:
UHtliomttt t ny that these are the objects
of the young General who commands the
army of the United States." This,
supp isc, accounts tor the attacks of tin'
Abolition-Emancipation F eniont p"'1
upon the President, but he will rntli"
achieve than looso popularity in this i
?pect Every step he take,'u . the u
uu express t,.a;t4 wj : him more friends thiu I
PttEfciuKNT Lincoln Burnt in Effi-
Cdl. Levi L. Tat.
-Wo
pica"'
friena
in- It spnnn iloit on tin- fitli tint tl. to learu that our esteemed editoi t
lirst anniversary of his election, President Col. I cvi L. Tate. 01 tho Co umbia "
Linco 11 was burnt iu cifigy .in tho htul rt,t, has been chosen 0110 of the I'"i' '
e.ty of Zauesville. Not for auy breach of Mutative from the Distiiet comprising
the Constitution, not for auy usurprtion of lumbia, Montour, Sullivau and Wyoiutnj
power, was this iudignity offered to tho AVe congratulate the Col. upon In'"
1'iesidcnti but bimply for doiug what he tiou, aud the Democracy ol tho Vi
uad a constitutional and legal right to do for the happy selection thoy have '
renioviug Fremont from the command t' knowiug that tho interests of the party
the Department of the West. Oh to Staid-. the District conld uot havo been placed
' !ifi.r hnds Juniata Rceistir
man.