COLUMBIA DBMOORAT
l!DITDIIV LEVI L. TATC, l'BOMltfiTOR.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
BATOHDAY MORNING, JULY 19. 186J.
K EMOCIIATIO 1 iTATlf TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
IS A AG SLENKEFU
OF ONION COUNTY.
6ORVEY0R GENERAL,
JAMES P. B AR.R,
OT ALLLQnKNY COUNTY.
IHiiMiniiiivirjiiwMtL i Biammi mujmm ami
Sim NATIONAL PLATFORM J
TURPOSES OF THE WAR'!
OoHHUfl, llT A -VOTE HE.BLT rSASIMOCS. ftlfED TltC
'nnMnvitd ptiott'Tio.t, vviitrit ixrntssra the voice or
TUt NlTIOI AND 19TIIET11UK STANDARD or LorvLTV :
"That the present deplorable civil war haa been
forced upon Ihs country by tlio dliinlonlits of the
Southern Mates, now in arm against the Constitutional
Government, ami In nrim around the. Capital ; Hint in
trill National omersoney, Coimrcss, banishing all feel'
Ing of mere pan.lon or tfscntincHt, will recollect only
Iti duty to the n hole cuntry i that this icar it not waged
on fneirpiirttn nity spirit of oppression, or for any pur
pose ofcooouett or tubjugaiion orpurpotcef overthrowing
r interfering vith the rights or established (nililulloiu of
those States, but to defend and maintain the supremacy of
the Conslilulion, and tipreserre the Union, utth the dig'
Mlty, equality, andrigktt of the severr.l itates unimpaired;
jndthat ai toon at these objects are accomplished the war
tught to ecatc."
Opinions of Jndgo Douglas..
Hepublicans of our day, now that he U no more, profess
Implicit faith In the opinions of the late Hon. Stephen
A. DotoLAS. We call to the witness stand the living
aiatory of that tried patriot and eminent itutcsm.in. In
the United Statci Senate, upon tho 3d of January, IBC1,
.Judge Douglas ald :
"I address the inquiry tn repuhlictns nloncer the rea
ton that la the Committee 'f thirteen, a jca days ago, erery
.uember from the South, Including Utosc from the rctton
Sat' j (Meisrs. Tombs and Davis) etpretted their readi
ness to aeteptthe propotillon of my venerable friend from
Kentucky (Mr.CriltendciO is u FINAL SETTLEMENT
.tf thc controversy, if tendered andsustaln'd by republican
.members. "HENCE, Tlin SOLI! Itt'.sTO.Np'lilILlTY
.OF OUIl niaAGREEMENT, AND Till. ONLY MP
.FICULTY IN THE WAY OF AMIC.UU.E ADJUST
MENT, IS WITH THE IIEPUULICAN l'AKTY,"
Stephen .1. Douglas,
"'Ihold that this Onvernment was mads onthu White
Paris by White Men for tho benclltof White .Men and
ttheir I'oitjrlty Forevc rl Setphcn .1. Deuglat.
SOor Farmers aro gatboring tho
lrnost abundant crops ever grown in Coluin
Ibia -co.
.SsSrJohn W. Forney and John 0 Knox,
tapostato democrats, are Dc'.egate3 to the
Abolition .Republican Convention at Har
cisburg. 4J6- We call thu attention of our road
r -to ithc advertisement of Rev. John
'Thomas, 'in another column, ot re-open
ing -of his school in Vashingtonvillc, Pa.
C"TJie Jlurrisbwg Tdegruph is as
cmfortunato in its references as it is pro
verbial for its misrepresentations. It
iuotcs.tho Huntingdon Globe, to vilify our
aandidates on tho Stato Ticket, and pro
jionnces it a Democratic paper. Just as
much; and no more to, than Dr. John,
Forney and Bergner.
B&KTho Carbondalo-tuicc, says tho remain in thekUnion, if slavery is to con
Court at Wilkcs-Barjc has decreed that tinuc 1"
JMr. 0 Harrison ofthis city is entitled to
tho scat of Assoeiato Judgo of Luzerne
'County, in place of Mr. Grant. This is deus Stevens, who recently said in Con
dono in accordance with tho lato decision I gross that he "was not for the restoration
of the Supremo Court, declaring tho army j 0f the Union if slavery is prctcrvod."
votc unconstitutional.
The Currency. On Wednesday Gold
advanced to a premium of Sevonteen per
cent in New York.
Wliat a beautiful currency tho people
will be blessed with ore long, should tho
tendency of things continue. Already
shinplasters of 10, 25 and 50 cents, aro
put in circulation by somo of tho privato
establishments in New York, and it will
mot be long bcforoithc-y are floating thiekly
ovcr .tho whole land I
A Heal Treat Comino. Iu these
days of grim visaged war, wo naturally Ec6k
for tomo relaxation from tho cares and
anxieties which oppress us, and wo there
fore congratulato our -citizens upon the
promised advent among us of the R
Sands' Equestrian establishment, whoso
advertisement will bo found in another
-aolutnn. Tho company consists of a
splendid army of first class artists, such as
have commanded tho applausa of tho most
critical audiences in tho larger cities of
the Union, and aprogrammois promised
which is rich and varied. Among tho
porfoomers aro Madame Sherwood, Charles
Sherwood," Pete Jenkins." Sam Long,
tho clown, tho Carlo family, aud many
others. Tho Arabian horses Joo must not
bo forgotten. Go every body, aud go
tarly.
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Another Call for Troops. Tho
call for 300,000 additional soldiers to
rcrvo for tho war will rfford an opportu
nity for tho Wide Awakes and tbo Rcpub
lican party genet ally to make pood their
boastod patriotism, by rushing atonco to
tho support of tho President, before any
draft U resorted to. Tho huudreda of
rabid war men who throng our streets and
clamour for a vigorous prosecution of tho
conflict, whilo reinforcements aro pressing
ly needed at every point, should now be
up and moving. These- men who tell us
their hearts are in the fight, should loso
no time in responding to tbo call at once.
To refuso their services at this timo of per
il will show that their loud-spoken patri
otism is but a miserable and ling prc-
tenco. Hitherto this class havo beon very
"backward in coming forward," but as j
enlistments aro now but slowly raado, itijj
presumed that thoy will at ocoaoueklo on (
their armor, and roon fill up tho needed
tjuote
Tho New "Union" Party.
Tho Republicans, says tho Patriot y
Union, havo adoplod an ingenious plan of
rroltinrlTI, inn Slam ('nr,nn,i
?. : ... , ; r'"
Wlierover thoy can find a renegade Demo
crat, they elect hitu to thuir Convention,
with tho hope of gulling tho publio into the
beliof that n large division of tho Demo
cratio party lias gone over to tho AbolU
tion-Rcpullican party. In Philadelphia
a committeo of Republican politicians so-j
leetcd delegates to tho 17th of July Con
vention, and who do you think wcro ap
pointed to represent tho Democratic olo
nicnt? Why such Dcinoceata as John W.
Forney and John 0. Knox, who ior tho
past two or three years havo bosu among
the most conspicuous haten of tho Demo,
cratic principles and tho Dcmooratio or
ganization, to bo found in tho Common
wealth. Tho selection of these men is an
ovidenco of despcrato shifts to which tho
Republicans aro driven to procuro Demo
cratic decoy ducks. Tho antocodants and
present position of Fornoy scarcely require
notice. Since ho sold hituscif to the Re
publicans ho has endeavored to cam his
wages by tho most vindictivo and reckless
aspersions of Democratic men, and mis
representations of Democratic measures.
His colleaguo, John 0. Knox, belongs to
the samo class of treacherous trimmers.
Like Forney ho was nursed and petted by
the Democratic party which he is now en
deavoring to destroy. Through tho Dem
ocratic organization ho was made a mom-
her of tho Legislature, a judgo of the Su
premo Court and Attorney General of tho
Stato. Ilia gratitude for those marks of
favor, is shown by his present course.
Wo wish, tho Republicans joy of their dis.
tinguished acquisition.
Not a Word.
Has the Republican party had a word
to say against Wendell Philips, who pub
licly boasted that ho has .been engaged
for -niuitcon. years in tho work of destroy
ing itho 'Union?
Xota word 1
lias it had a word to say against Vice
President Hamlin, who knowing Phillips'
treasonable sentiments, publicly left the
Speaker's Chair, in the United States
Senate, and almost embraced him on the
.floor of that boQvy.
Not a word 1
Has it had a word to say against Sena
tor Wade, who declared publicly in the
Senate that "the man who prates about
tho Constitution in this great crisis is a
traitor ?
Not a word!
Has it had a word 'to say against Rep
resentative jj'tngham who said in thollous:
only a month or two ago, "Who in the
name of Heaven wants tha Cotton States
or any other State this side of perdition to
Not a word !
Has it had a word to say against Thad-
Not a word.!
Has it had a word -to say against any
of.tho fanatics who doclare "the Consti-
tution a league with 'hell," and the "Uui-
on a covcoant with .the dcv.il 2"
Not a word i
Has it had a word to say against any
of its friends who havo plundered tho trea
sury in ono year of a greater sum than
tho yearly current expenses of IMr. Bu
chanan's administration V
Not a word ! Lebanon Advertiser,
Meeting of the Democratic Stato
Central Committee.
Tho .Members of .tho Dcmocra-ic Stato
Central Committee, aro hereby requested
to meet at the Merchants' Hotel, iu ths
City of Philadelphia, on Tuesitiy, the
2Qtt July, instant, at 7i o'clock. P. M.
A full attendance of all tho members is
urgently requested. Beside the business of
tho organization of tho Committee, it will
be nccccssary to adopt measures for tho the Government to cruik the rchsllioB, l h(iCansQ (, un mperUl0el l-dtmanded.-thorough
organization of the loyal masses! lllJL S1? We have met wi-h no revolt that should
throughout tho StaU', who desiro that their j
political action the ensuing Fall shall afford '
convincing evidenco that tho great body of!
tho people of this Commonwealth aro ro-
solved to
0rniniT.fxT !"! . "CAL C0N"!
S1I1U110N, and that the Union of these
States snail not be broken w,athcr by the
open and armed assaults of enemies South,
or the couallv direct but mora insidious
or the equally direct but more insidious
movements of foes in the North.
It is also desired, that in viow of what
tho course of events has rendered probable,
foreign intervention in do,atlo .Irlfc
and the completo co-operation of abolitiou
ists at home and abroad, to prevent the
restoration of the Union on the bais of tho
Constitution, tho Democratic party aud
otber loyal citizens supporting our organ
ization, should present an undivided front
to foreign aud domestic foes,
F. W. HUGHES, Chrirman
Of tbo Democratic Stato Central Commit
tee. JCGy An important War bill is now be
foro tho U. S. Sonate. It gives tho Pres
ident complete power to call out tho mili-
j tia of tho country whenover ho may deem
necessary : and when such call is made
nono aro to bo exempt on account of color,
case or nationality. The President is to
organize ioto rogimouts and other divisions
as bo eeti fit.
A tVT nnlrr Cnnninn I
IUUU1J UUUllvUl
Woll would it be for tho country, wcro
. . '
all Republicans of tho samo stamp
KJMr Cwan. onn f a.t, Pm.nsvl vnnla 1
Senators. Wc cannot forbear rcpubliahing,
a... ,':" ,. :" ,
in inis couucctiou, ins atinnrauio auu in-
dependent letter to tho Chairman of tho
CoiumiUco, who had in charge tbo man-1
. . , . .... . n .
Hall.
It will bo seen that tho Rcpublioan
Senator has raised the warning voice.
Will it bo heeded 1 This leUor ehould bo
circulated. It is mukitm in inirvo.
Washington, July, 7 1802.
Dear Sir I received jours of the 5th
inst. duly, and would bo much pleased if
I could avail myself of your kind invita
tion, but so many of our body have already
gono away, that it is difficult to get a quo
rum. 1 .trust you majvaetho "People's Party,'
bo enabled to servo the couutry m this tho
hour of her greatesr need, because uulcsa'
i country
iuo wise auu moueracj men oi iuo
now unite with locked shields
to stand
round tho President, himself wise and mod-
crate, the Union will bo lost, with all its
blessings to us and our posterity. The
republic is in clanger.
IT . , ts . rt ...
iours, iruiy, ivdqau uuivan.
T. S. Daulinq, Esq
in tnc lirs t place, we arc lntormeu tliat,
net withstanding the Republicans
determined that there shall be
.mcnt as long as they can avoid
is difficult to get a quorum.
for itself.
Senator Cowan says, ,I trust you may,
as the People's Party, bo enabled" to do
thus and so
What could bo more cxpres-1
sivc ? Tho Senator is not only a stales- j
man, but he has proven himself to be a very
shrewd politician. Ho is too much of a
gentleman to flatter tho wire-pullers, and
too honest a man to let tho occasion pass
without expressing a folio of doubt as. to the
ability of stereotyped clique to bo of any
service to their country- its letfl hour of
greatest need.
Now comes tho language of fearful ini
iport. Wo almost shudder as wo read it.
We havo never yet permitted ourselves to
indulge even the thought, that so teriible
a catastrophe is within tho range of the
possibilities. "Tho Union will bo lost 1"
Whcreforo ? Is there no hope ? Aye.
The outspoken Republican Senator iuforms
his party, whence may be derived that
hope. "Wise and moderate men" must
unite to "stand around tho President.''
What a killing rebuko to thafoalhh men
and radicals, who havo been impudently
annoying tho President and his Union
Generals with their infernal sophisms and
crudo notions on great National 'questions.
We hope the vipers will cease their hissings
at the only reliable Uuiou men in tho
country, now that they havo been sigually
rebuked by ono of their own friends, who
is an honor to his State, and tho bcuefac
tor of his country.
The fanatics, the radicals, tho office
lovers, the gormandizers of publio pap, tho
fellow3 who love their country because it
is so easily .plundered, may now read the
Journal with profit, instead of falsifying
it, since its course has been so fully sus
tained by a Republican Senator, whose
lead is a safe oue, becauso ho follows the
path marked out by a Washington, trav
elled by a Jefferson, Monroe, Jackson,
Clay, Wcbstei, and put in repair by a
Douglas.
Mr. Cowan concluded his letter with an
anounccmcnt which should cause tho radi
icals to leavo Washington iu hot haste.
He says "Tho Republic i3 iu danger."
Aye, and tho whole country will hold tie
fanatical radicals responsible for that
danger. We do not "despair of tho Re
public" But, the Uuion cause would bo
speedily triumphant if radicalism could be
crushed, and conservatism govern iUo;
councils rf tho nation.
Philadelphia Evening Journal.
Democratic Siato Coiivpnli;m in Ohio.
The democracy of OhiOjliko their bietlro.i
in rcnn-ylvania, helu a Convenuoii at
their Stato capitol, on tho 4th. which, like
i -wuuvuilliuil ilk
ours was the largcit gathering of the kind
ever assembled in the state. Their plat -
form, like ours, is sound in its supporr of
tion. 'llio following is a coudensed ao-
count of their proeecdings.
We, thorcforo, tho representatives of
nearly or quite 200,000 voters of tho State
of Ohio, who havo as deep a stake in the
,r,.lf..,. nftlinnniilili-t- nnrl (1... r,nr,l
of the Union as any other equal number
0f men, in tho cxorciie of our duty and
Constitutional rights, and with the desire
of upholding instead of weakening tho just
i I'owo" of.our Government, and anxious
to uuito all uieu, without regard to their
former party associations, who agree with'
us in opinion, and to treat all loyal men
who iioue-uy tuner iro.n us w.tu uocoming
0ne point, ours aro scattered
ions and lluso of our constitnniiU nsi fnl
owih.
liesoioed, 1, That thc Dcmooracy arc
for the Uuion.
3 The Abolitionisis alono arc forcing
3. Denounces tho abolitioi.uts for criti-
cisincr tho Pio idont and tho conservatives,
4, Condemns tho letter of John An
drew, Governor of Massachusetts, to tho
President.
0, Is in favor of meeting out merited
a - . -
logal puniihracnt to the plotters of rebull-
ion,but opposed to conGsctttion as uuconti
tutioual and likely tOt irritate tho South
and opposes emancipation as unphilauthro
P'0. That, entertaining these views, wo! though for a long time detached from tho
oannot too strongly condemn tho refusal main body.
ofour General Assembly to prohibit, by, I hopo Columbia Co., will promptly
law, tbo immigration of negroos into this1, 0, , ' , 1 1 J
t!,,L turn out her quota. Eho has tho mcn many
hifto. . . 1 . . J
7. That we are opposed to being tad
topurohue thefreedora of negro slav.
Will. .11 .!.. . -i r. !..!
UIUI III! UUU lUSpUUb JUT IfjU upiUlUIISUI
others, wo think that Mich a measure would
1.- ... .!....! I !. . 1. I . I
MuiiooMUtuMonol, liiipolit.o ami unjust.
o- unpor.lluU trUUs ami lie;
l!'.!,4.! U,I;Parr?lll!d hAm nml T; '
by the invo,tigali.ig o nimitleos) and oth-
.culu ,0U3 PU "io uovornmcnt, rovoalcu
onviso, ueuiiina tno stornest comloninatioii
os every uoucst nutii nna Iriciitl ot tlio
. . 1
cou,,tr al1, call for tl.o severest punish.
mcnt pcrscribed bv tho law?.
anj I
skill innnifested bv our avmin hav?, muni-.
been excecdeii iii t'lrc historv of tho world.
and deserve and receive our highest ad
miration and gratitude
10 That whitu wo will, a3 horctoforc,
disoourauo all mere factious opposition to
llio Administration, and wll continue to
givo our earnest support to all proper
meaurt'3 to put down the rebelliou, and
wilNnako all thu allowances that tho no
ccsities of tho cttj.0 nrfuire of good citi-
oii3, wo proteht ngaint all violations of
'itho Constitution.
n, hat wo hold sacred, as wo do all
other parts of that instrument, the follow-
lin.nvovWons ol the ( ost,tutirm of tho
United States.
((Hero follow all those amendments to
the Cous.titntioa J:nown
Rights.)
the
bill ot
l'J1 That wo view with indication and
alarm the illegal and unconstitutional sci
euro ami imprisonment, for aliened .iioliti-
cai oiteuscsjot our citizens, .wituout juu
ung and repr,llir hueh ,tla grunt violations
of tho Statu and Federal i oii-titutions and
,jri auuio.ii uin aci.oi. oi tue r.gitu . nu nu-
ni'lin nt A.nnrtn ill niii'rin.j nml lltnt in
lyiauutuai iiu.acuoii oi iuo ngnti .mu nu-
nconle of this Stato cannot .-afcilv. and will
not, submii to have thu freedom of speech
and freedom of the prcis, the two cscntial
bulwarks of civil liberty, ut down by un-
watrjuwu auu uospouo exorctsu ot power.
Al'imr nm'i.nt'nmulr.nnn
j . kU,ulllll,,i.wv.
Wamievion, Va
July 14, 18G
Col. John G. Freeze,
Sir: The beautiful city of Warren
ton is .now occupied by the Federal
troops for the first time. Geary's Bii-'
cade and Blenker's Division have been
through, but never slopped long enough
to try the efficacy of the celebrated Fan
quier Springs The place has been .quite
a .Summer resort for wealthy Southerners
and presents rather an aristocratic, ap
pcairanec. One of the hotels is said to
he. capable of containing 1000 people.
Its register shows some very familiar
names. Immediately under the signatures
ot some offices of the C. S. A., I noticed
the names of two men from Berks coun-
l-v- a-
Wo aro momentarily expecting orders
to inarch. Gen. McDowell's forces are
divided between here and Fredericksburg.
Gen. King's Division containing Augur's
and Patrick's Brigades aro there, and
Gen. Rickttts' Division containing the
Brigades of Generals HarUuff, Tower,
1- .i . t: i .p i i- l
seem I process, in btntes wlioro such .process Oraugeville, was sent mo, with the names In Lewisburp, 29th ult.
no adioum- s """""ruowu, our. oy ieeuuve oruer, f , t , ucnlh mo :. as a commit-' wcoka illupus. JOHN il. ii
it. that it -ii . ..ii.. it . '.i . ... '. ter.itriit'.d i.n one hand wri inf. sill stran- , 1 I'a"0i "b-"""""-'
lit, f,i nrrnr,l nr nl,nn,. nml ,,,11 .,, " .l . I -I -..i
That snoaks ! iU .i .,...!,., .:.i. .... rprs.to nivseir. Jnnn iitmicMliatti iiinui. v. Jn cany uloi lUr uaum
1 kii wno tin loiu liio union, rno tjonnt ltiun o i i , ,-. n.
i- n(lu inU -iiniai 'U -UIJIM, nitl lU"1 III 111. IJUUIIV C3 'V i 1 - I
uuryea, anu a r.S.,o wva.ry un. x polnocr;U thc cmml (Jolumbia.
Gen. Bayard, arc u. this vicinity. Banks , rc8peotfllUv
Corps is here also, aud he has Willi hrni (J. E. MtlGHT.
Geucrals Williams, Crawford, Hatch,)
Green, Geary and Sigcl's old command Editor Dhjoceat,
under Generals Cooper and Slough. Mc'-1 JJ sir Sir: I stated in my last that I
Dowell is to be Anther reinfoicud by a would prove the E li tor of the Afiican tq
Brigade from Wa-hington. Gen. Sigol'a ry Republican or his informant to be a liar;
Corps, formerly Fremont's, is in the Yah on the stilject of the chaige in it made
ley, and wi l join us at another poii.t. ' that a cit'uon of Beuton had in Philadel
Another evidence lhat tho "Army of Yir pbia registered hiss name by the initials
ginia 1 arc .soon to move onward is, thai! only. I now proceed to make good my
wo haye all been ordere I to draw ten days ' as-crtiou. Hero is a copy of a letter re
rations., a very uuusual amount. There I ccived from the Proprietor of tho National
is no doubt as to our destination. Wo aro Hotel, which letter is conclusive on the
to go to hiehmond by laud, and make an
attack on its flank. Thci enemy dare not
send any considerable force from Rich
mond to stop us, and thoy soon will find
themselves surrounded by the armies un
ncr Gens. McClellan, Pope, and Burnsido.
Thoy can scarcely resist a simultaneous
attack by theso forces.
In the meantime it behooves our peo
ple at home to sec that tho 300,000 men
, . ,!.. 1- ! 1 , 1
"centiy caiicu ior are prmupuy luru.s.iuu.
Wo havo gono too far aud sacnGeed too
' much to falter now. Young men at home
,. nn lnmmr snv i.W am not netdbd."
stop us in our purpose!, whilo the enemy
are daily lo-ing grouud. Contrast our
,!,! ,ti,h ii,i.w nr..nni..l mm var
, .. , , ,, ,- , ,,,
a nnd .,t.iCums almo;t provide ntial that
WO StlOUlU UftVO SUCCUCUeU SO WOll. ACar-
ly one year ago to-lay wo were twiibly
defeated ou thc plaius of Mauassas, aud
naw wo khold thc eno coopcJ up ;
w . j hjch u threatencd on cve
....
a,uv " i
Mississippi is ours and tho most iiuport-
ant southern strongholds aro in our pos-
gcs.iol. While their forces aro concen
over tho face of tbo Union, and yet are
strong enough to resist their combined of-
forts. It may bo wondered why wo need
tU Wo want to fill our depleted
ranlj9 and ,iav0 mcn euoueh to ,nect al,y
force which Forein powers may send
w
against us,
Pennsylvania has now a glorious namo
through her sons in .almost every battlo
which has been fomrht. Her "Reserve''
Jjos now u vorldvitlo rcputatioUj nuil it is
the boast of this Battery as it is of many
- n . ,. ... bcloll (0 it
of wbom exprened great anxiety to meet
tbo .Southerners before tho war broke out.
rlVT - . - !.. it...!. ,!.., in ma flints- rvntrlfll. I
AlUVV 13 illVIl lllliu lu
j3m,
...
All I ILL Eli 1ST.
P. S.-Sineo writiiiK the above I faato '
Jonrnocl that Sigcl'a Corps (f-romont's old ,
,..-,",,,. i,l
.cointiiaiitii is witniii a suo t uisciuco n
icri!j udvuiicu guard buinj- Lomond Cul-
...
pepper 0. II. Gen. Huol ii in thu vail
... H....I !. ,. II... i n l..r
with a largo number of his troops, among
whom aro somo half-breed Indians
Tlmv wi 1 makn snlendid scouts, and wilt
: a tBll jeil0y t0 itop mioiilla iUhtiug.
I ,
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' UoillliUllllCilUOUS.
'r
Ton nil Ciiluxsia Hejiouut.
Wimii-.s-Baiiuk, July 11, 1602.
Levi fi. Tate,
C'OL
near sir:i sense oi jusucu unpuis
mo to notice two articles in the Cvlumlna
County tiepublicun, of List week, to which
.. ! I I II t .1 !..
i !lUenll0 1,as bccn callct1' ,ul 1,1
which I am made lhe subject of some
, very abusive and undignified remarks.
i h 13 not my purpose to reply to them,
hut rather to make an explanation of thu
, , . , , , ,
circtimstaiices under which I attended
the meeting on tho llh.
An invitation to .iddres the incolinjr at
I was informed tli:.t these gcntlnncn wcro
-ill mr-inhers of the Dimiocr.uic party;
.,, ,,...nh, in .,, (iM.r!l.. ,lf .....
., tt.tt tlio iE-onU- in rli-
' 1
whvra 1,10 i t io u was to
lake
Pllici-'i w'exe nlroiigly Dcnincratiu in their
sentiments. 1 was at the same time, as
wcll as afterwards, Ictl to mulcr.staud,
lmt ny a.droS8 woul(i bl, cxpct!lc(l t0 be,
ii a great measure, on tho principles off
ill tt...i. .1.: . : ....:.. i 1
-j- i
..innt 4n ... I I. .....1 ...III. ,.M(.W..
went to the inceiin.;, u.ul with perfect
honesty of purpose
. in. nil: ii(-ii .in .in
i . ..t -.1
j j j -
dress as 1 supposed was looked lor no
one oi the Committee intimating a simile
topic fur my remarks at the time, After
my address, greatly to my -surprise, 1
Was assailed by several speakers, in :i
-:, Kn,i .,,,,,. ,,.:,i1 ,.,, ,.v..pntimi
CXCf.ctigly vituperative and ungeneioiis.'
If it was improper on that occasion to ad
vance the principles of tho great national
party to which I have always belonged,
and under which this great Republic has
.rH ....... ...M I ci- a llinl I
that I
IIM'II III JIW;i, U'.I 1 i-uii a..., 1.3, .
'entirely misconceived the dutr required
at my hands. Atihn same time, it will
not Admit of denial, that those principles
an: not ain worth; of consideration and re-
JUari-j cvc on tlt! Fourth day of July.
! Such opinion, at least, would . seem to
1avu IlGC11 cnturtained by my party, in
, selecting that day for their State Convcn-
lion at Harrishiirji. It seems, therefore, ;
not a little .slraujic, if Democrats from all
,. I, i . .i ,,,
lj;uit in i uuiisyit iuiw uje 111.1111111v.11 ,
pass their resolves at the Slate Capitol, j
a man should bo proscribed for being a !
point.
" Philadelphia July Hth 1602.
" Mr. II F. Evcritt. Benton Pa.
"Mr. James Melich iuforms mo this
" moruing, that you havo not as yet re
" cei.cd an answer from us, to your letter
l written some live or six wciks ago. I
" have written to you tviice. Strauge that
" you havu not rmeived my letters.
Your name app.'nrs on our Rci.-tor.
" uuder date .May Sth 1802. 11. F. Ev
" critt Bullion o . Co, Pa.
"And I feel confident in saying to be
'your own lcind writing, Hoping this
" may be sati-faetory.
lours Ui-sp'-cttiillv,
D. C. S1EGI1IST,
Proprietor, iXutiotml Hotel.
This letter ii op:n to tho inspection of
any odc who desires to examine it. Let
the author of the malicious lie now own his
progeny if he dare. Comment is useless.
It is of a piece with the manner in which
people who havo no character do buiness.
Let, the author avow it, so that tho honest
community may despiso him as a publio,
malicious, and branded defamcr.
BACK WOODS.
The late Battle Wo givo below
tho names of tho localities of tho various
battles which havo been fought by tho con
tending armios before Richmond.
Thursday, June 20 Battlo of Jlcchan
icsvillc. Enday, Juno 27 Bait o of Gaines''
"" ' vA.lIUCfl j
Mill.
, ,
Saturday, Juno
8 Battle of tho
Chickahominy.
Sunday, Juno 20 li ttlu of Peach Or
cnard ; battlo of Savago Station.
Monday, June ail Battlo of White Oak
Swamp: battlo of Whito Oak Creek;
battlo ofCharles City Cross Roads.
Tuesday, July 1 Battlo of Turkey
Bend. 3
J VmUta cd fc
bill securing freedom in all tho pro-oU
a cll as tho future territories. ' '
i .
,av. n . T ir ,
tor Col, E. B: Harvov. nt Rtinmi,
Pennsylvania Rcfervw, isVcmndcd in Ttho
neck and thoMers.
MAttRIAGES
In Pmctwp., lo'jmbu t'janly Jmiu
nr.. I. I... T,, ,im M .cMrs. 'isfl . OyUCS
Day m.d hiMA IlnoU
,Tuiy :id, by Kev . S. j feolomnti, ilr. wax-
t..,....,i u..u,v m slmfin. Mr. DAM- IRSS-mJfaWW
' -., - -,,., ,,..',
M . L:,.iiiiI I HTLTniVU ni lllllul ilill'JUl MtV-n- - . - , . Ifjll
yl. T '
y In P.netwp., Colimbia County, on tin- v w;
to Miss MARY Ai-pleoatk, both of said mMBlum&
" " . ! . ' ' .
township,
On tho -'Jd inst , by Rev. G. Hunter, Mr.
William II. Claywi;ll of Fouudryvillo
(0 JIaiuiahkt IIudlsto.v, of Summer
IM1, t olumbia County Pa.
DEATHS.
In Greenwood, on tho Ud int , Maiiy,
wife of tho lute Solomon Uruiustetler, aged
n ..c,,.s
T nanvii0. on ti10 30th ult . Mrs. Ann
Di:sx, aged 75 years, 0 mouths, nnd 12.
.1 I
, In Foundryvillc, ( olumbia tounty, on ,
J hursuay, Juno Join, ot ecarict lever, (
j-"luu" fa ,
, . ... n , , - .,, , i
! In Fouudryvillo, uolunibia Coutty, on
j Tiu,.s(iay) Jny ad, of scarlet fevor, Em-'
MA ). Mead, aged '2 years, 4 months and I
111 days.
after several I
aum, publisucr
.10 years.
was connected
with tho "Union Times,'' and for noarly!
twenty years had borne a promiuuut and
influential part in the local and political '
coutc.-U of Union County, having been at j
one election a candidate of thu LegUlnturc, ',
In all this time he adhered to thu varying j t
! fortunes of tho Dcinociatio party with his
constitutional ardor and inflexibility-
in West Hemlock Township, Montour
CoutltT, Oil .tho Jd itlrft., Fl.O-i.V. O'RlLLA
i ilfcTZ, d
. '
tiinlitnr- rtf (!,,ni'ir.i mill ITnim.ili
ng(,tlc1 yonrj monfhij) ,md a3Uay4.
"lhou.wast a heavenly visitant,
l'uro as the opening lilly bell,
Upon an earthly mission sent,
With lcving hearts to dwell.''
"T hy life hath icon a aunny path,
But now alas ! 'tis pa--t ;
Like moi'iiitig's roay tinted dawn,
Too pun; and sweet to last,' '
RE VIE A OF THE MARKET.
UOIlltLLVl.lt n'l.KLl.Y.
, WHEAT
SI i'I.oVEKHEEIi.
M'I'll "lTl.ll
3'i r.tm ... .
.uli I'AI.I.UW
a'ii.i:n
JUU'UTA'l'OES....
Si in
W
10
l'.'
Hi
. 87
uvi:
miiVfoid)..
!K,!I.;.H","'
O ''S
' "i-'i-iiU'iiE y
.'liinounceinent Fee S2.00.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WillTv.itl Ii a raulilat.i for DlSTlilCl' .If
VUiAV.!'. at the cunnm' fall i Icrtiun. Milil.-il
to the ill-, i- Ion uf tlu II -mncralic Cuunty :.;u vcutii.n.
July li, lH.i
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
1 Eare autlinrized toaniio. nice tlirnueli the rnluiniH
I' our imiier lh.it KOIUi .MillJAKV, i.f l.ciiliui
(own-tip. "ill In a r.inuiibti' at I.Ik' .i.prn.ii.liiiis I'ull
eli iliuiil'.ir (:ul'.yy VtiMII.tlJ.Vl.li. nubjut lo the
divi-i I' l k i ll-inueratie County Cumuitrjn. Mhirli
mil b ' h -Id in August next.
July l!!, leu,1.
New SMiucvtiscmml
OR EXWOOD SEMINARY.
'1'IIE Autumn toxin of lUm Institution will eoinnn'ii
JL i'U
Monday, August ill), I8C2.
TCKMS Tor Ibiarilni!!. Winning, Tuition,
etc., fur Eleven VA eiku UD
One half hi it'lviinei..
Mn.l.'iils wliii Irive net engaf(i roniin will Jo well to
make early .'ippliuitiun tn
W.M. IlL'IlKESa, l'rincipal.
.Millv illi-, Cul. io., r.i July III, 1m',.j.
Choice Wheal.
Why sow the Ljncastir, when yov can
prwurc Whrut, yiilditig double Vie
amount per acre,
Kcvs toe ri.i.owis rVnTtnt'ATE rito.-j ExrEBituriD
l'Al.MLlH I
We. list uuilerMUue I, rnrmera. reniiliiiKin Hie rniinly
of . N't. rthu, ivIiiyIiiuiI, do certify, lltai ivt; purrjtased of
A vki-1 Wni.f, o new article of Wlutf llu) piian lleartled
VN h'-at. I.il I'.ill, nail &u it t'nr -uiiriiln anjliiiue
Srovvn in thi-H.'ctit.n. Tlioleiiiintnlluii'l -irims r.peiii
i early a- to . I , -1 lite i iiii!uiiuc utui' if th' Hessian
fly and Wcvil. anil will yield at 1,-a.t, one third more
In tlieai M than any other wheat nun crown in tbm
i mi ui i.f c miitry Wt'Jwoiild cheerfully n cniniiienil ii
lu our .ii.-raullur.il frit-nun. thriiuirlitnit tu Silate, aa in
Isaac Vincent,
iieij way wt.riityi.i tin ir run lui alt iiii'in.
llennev illn I., inl.lcll.
ThotitaH Dearinoiiil,
.1111111-1 Ilea rtiioud,
SiIiih liainbaih,
(tolii'iii)ii II, W title rd,
llenrv - alts.
John Mi 1'arl.iud,
J. ;. Iiurhutti,
John I.t'iiin,
I). Iieiirer.liurh,
Joseph Nuely,
I. II. bcinl.ittll,
lli.heit.M, liiiii.i'l,
Peter IlaL'L'iibnrh.
1'nr particularn cmiccniiiii; this valuable hct, en
ijitiroof tndrevv S'reai, of Centre, or J. K. (Jroli, of
filocmvliiiri.', July '., liij0vv.
o v
Valuable Real Estate.
In pursiiante of an order of thu Orphan's Court of
Columbia county, nn
Saturday, the 2M day of .lit gust, 1802.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, J.cvl A Iluuliiton and
fainuel II lliiichnnu, (iuar.liann i.f the peron ,im Ce.
tates of A rtliur and C'litria J lltiicln.nii minor rhililri u
of illiaiu IliiuliUi.ii. Int.- of v.niint l'lia-aut tnwuship
in (aid county, deceased, will eipuM- to kale, by Public
undue, upon the prelum's, a certain
PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND,
minute in .Mount rieanant tovviinhlp in said county, con.
Uunius about
EIGHT .ICRL'S,
on whiih ii erected a
Taveru Stand,
with oiiibiiiiiiinj,. I.ato ,),
Hit,, tovvnililp of .Mount 1' t num
and county afurruid.
JACOII EVEKLY. Clirk
Dloomsbiirs, July II, IECJ. r
r?d "
pfWi'' Vi""r. nn,ip.,yitt, ih..p,i,ip"i Jui ' fr'S "Mil,; rl"""-""""i
theheiri oflred'Tiilh .inlti'raft'r her tlL'cea.e, aiiioiini i1 , 'J' ' L,l"l "r- r-'pi- .n-.l i. t.r. " .
'?' 8 Tenpercint tn lMp.nd.in tlayt f , , , V'l i'V11 n,i,,,at,'r, 1118 r '.id. n e . In
third leu leu , cent ou coitUriualioii uf a ' Th, i''1"1'' ' 1 "
TERMS 01' fl l.i: -To b.'.tJd nujik-rt to Hin ,ln.v, , 1 f r l"letl b) tlio lit gi.l.-r of I'nliiiiibii r u
'imu'.r.".f '-j"" HhU"'-"" t' re.na.,, u 7m,Vv ' """" lJ',,,H",1
tiuinni iter iuo, auu principal nun year altar her ,i
cea.e, Willi itm-rest lite balnnr-lu be paid ,, fo, 'rm"; ! 1!lo'"l"'ri', JuneSI. ISK-Cw
iiiinnnl imvniriiiuitliintcroi nit n lL '.' ."' : ', T.'r. .I""
iiiinnnl payiiiriitwiiliintcrcit.all to be ncure
by boud I '
."""IliiS".
Julj' IV, Ie02,
BA'KERY k COFECTIONARY.
miaiEs.ii.r. s,- ur.v.m.
'Tho iindenijiifd cniiiinupt ,
I tionaryup .Main Htreit, Et.
lie keen.
I'akerr and Tm.., .
utaiigu duhuiiibi, wher'
FR I1SII ltIiT.A T nrim ,,,,.. ?.""' rlniitii fire cnrcfullv c v a iniriKl t
li L"Ji UK&nl), PIES AND CAKE P-i",nt. mil it la nrtha iii int fmporlanr. .
era " iZ ""'",' ,'"r,i'" 'uiM '' on 1,1,
jii. u7Cttr vupartit at .')! cts, per qt,
ltf,n,,llb,,,,c,i,dl"':,,,8r' pi for
'
. Bllwunibiiri JnoOl, IfB? iOr.B,
J. 0. A All it,. nH.iu.ujj
GRANM.) MULTIUIIIal
COMBINATION CIRlli
And
lIoiiioiilpiMiiIcnl .liiiphllliciiio
Tho mnrt p, rfdrtly ortnnli.j
7 iniiKt nttrnrllvi, t. vhll. in. ..
S l,ihll.l,n,l N
hibiiin 0,,,,''
BLOOMSBURG, 1
Aloirt'ij, Jui.li an, "'
Clias S-Jicrwoiiil, i;.pi ( ,',
lii-nj lliintinpun, M.iliraiiu '
the c.hEAT Mtiiitv op ,
AniotiK Ih.i many novolu , ,
ihnracterlr.,! HiIk elnt,ljhmill.'
bo fiHiud the iwrl'urniaiic t
uurlil reuuwned
IVIIUir Mtiinu-imi i'A,iif ,,
lenned the ndmlriilloii oi'tti," ,
AmonK this tuinllv are si, ,
t'jiln, the (ir.at Tiick Clum,
(iiiilliamo Catlu, h ho will i,, "
hlsTE'-ltll'IU I All-A 1.1, ii '
tiCE.N'l!, and olhir ei)iiull i,
and lieiirt-stirriiie feats r,tbl.
Illlamo uuu lajo i en in ii.ci, .
1'y ruisitJit.nl ptrfiiru unc-
Jli, I'miius riiitr.uiHin, ih, ,
Bci'iiic mid llittriumr. i:,. ,
and rt'iiuunud rcpirfwulativt ,
Jenkins.
Mauime ViruiIa Pmnuiitii
mott pepular. beaulilul aim .,
I'.'luci-trU'niie ever s-eu,
.UK. litonuu lluss.in lii-rlji.
tlio '-rilslit of Ariel)" nnd li. n.,
livulliil "isciinei nil w.iuii.
Ham I.omj ilit- great llinnot,
th It i .1 T iu Ms cliuicj Mill.,.
Coniicalilli h.
Utusits, Hiurne anil Uun
til,. I rap !' and liar furfur .u
W II IlkKiisiu, the gnu
(.yiuu.ikt.
I.rs l'r.inrn (.'oMMUt, uui ,
of nili-r nriiit".
A ritild of Ma?nii1cint p
ItyV' -A uhi' h. tor rorui. CM"r, an I h
"H.- . , ..vi.oltH.t Alj.l I
v544iW rvJuli" uivl really a.t..
i?.sDi:V Irickn nr IhJ delijht of
4lj'ViwS "J,,i'
A Wee Troupe of ".
Vault. r Arr. Iml. t , I
(Mill' uin V- ' '' '''
near at Mill jh- f.'n i.n.
aiui.'.'Jj i nut i .". . s
w'lirli. Inr pecta, ill ir j-i
1. 1,:. mi' I In rii r In f' r- .
tnl III b.-rnriui-,1 bv tin ii
t-ilalillikiii-'iit 'on nit rim II
I-.I by i Ii War' Imri.n, f
III an n h- a t mi nl Aralu 1.1 "
ami f.di wetl fit- til I a
Oli. riu in which tin' Inil !
of I'oil' w ill nt'pctir s
Cele ral'"l I'tirti' t '..iurl p. rt
all I he popular aim f ihe i'iu
Auicrf : : "4 .
ioo- ' p n at 'J an 1 T
Prf 'nttaiiL b to eJiunietic at.
' 71 n. l-i.
Ms?
At II rwrk. tf.ifirday. July cv l-i-j
ll.tnvil e, Tuetliij'. Ju y i- t
July 13, l;C2-i'w.
s a y 1 s
Il.lW-ISONE
Super -Phosphate of Liii,
B A U G II AND SONS.
Blnmifai hirers . nil Iro! ittrr-
Io, 20 Hotith Ihltiua c .'li'' "f.
I'UILM'ELl'liL
Tbii rnanitre in inaiiuf.irtitretl from pure I!, f
and warrant jtl lu cont tin ull 111 -ir oriental m"
l-T noburti''d or i ulriii-jd bun are iiu'd. ne i n 1
miller a eiiar.iut) from the itiaiiuf .cttileri llul it .t
froin adullerulititi.
2'T" Last i-ann the ileinaiid for this initn-i-p '
mI lli.Tt of any f.irtiier on.', an I wttli few esi ,n
r.mtills It'ivi b '''it In.'lil) f vi ruble, N - tut i ..
i par d t-i iiiaiiit.ini it- slat .itsu t.f pot iU.it
SUM) II VutJ.toKUhlU EAItLV.
l'UK.'E, i.ti. per 21'Uii lbs. ai-'I
GROUND RAW BONES.
WAIlllANTI'.l) ri'BB.
A-larce iupplyi.ii hind for I'iiII ttikn.
I'liicu per 2IUI0 lbs. c.is'i
Lr" The abovo Maiiiiren r an bo had of r. jj-.U '
en or of HAI'lill i -1''
Nu 'J'l Smith Delawaro Avcuim. I'hilaii. , t
July HI, 1-itf -:it,i.
EDUCATIONAL.
Tin KUb.rrihir would tako thin inetluid of in''
hia former pupili and fri'Mids seiierally . lli.it It-
TO ItE-OI'KN 111S SCHOOi
in Wukhinjtonv 1 1 to, on Monday, Au;uel Irii I"-'
J. THUD"
July 19th IfOi.
AUDITOR'S NOTIUE.
f IIEDITOUS, and other peroni intereiili',1. t
1 notice tit.it llio iiniler igued. Auilltor p.in'ii
tlio Or,ibaii' t'inirt of Columbia roiiuty. t' ut"
ailjiiFt tho ratei and proporliDim of Un, as-. ii.
I.'htate of Uf -J .tin t it llayuiaii, ilec'd.. iu It.. It
uliiiiim N'.'Vliard Ins ailiuiulittr.itor. tn .-tul nt. .
creditors of the said ileceato'd. according Io la .
tend In the iHm haree of bi- iluti.'s, at hm "
i.looiinbur!;, in f.ii.l county, on H.itunlay. lb - ' '
day of Vusimt, A. II one tlinun md . i-Mii b." r
ist) twu.at leu o'cliiik. A.M., I the nmlli mi le
fiut Auili(or'. Hi-port bavins been taken ,rt I.) '
Court, anil the gal, I report re-commitlcd the sam '
Inr. when aud wlieie all pir.om inturi-i-ti d sr.'
ted tnprexentlbeir cuims to the Auditor, or be .!t -fromcuiuiuj
in lot a ilure of Uica-met.
W. Willi", .-ftji
Illooniburc July li, 1?02 w.
FRESH HAY,
Wanted by the Editor, load of Tiniollif ll'
inediately, for Cash. July .1. I"
CAUTION.
! otico is hereby given tint Mary A i
, , 'ly. my wife, hni lelt my b-dantl board in sU '
tHiip Ctduml'i.ii.'iiiinty. vvilhiitit jit caun- n li
'on ; unit till permnsare li ri by iai:iont"l at''1 '
boring or lrutiiii the mi.i .viary A, llttlily on m,. '
"1 will payutii'cljtaofli.'rcouir.ictiiii;.
WII.l.IVM l.V
Bcott township, July IP, IUW 31
INFORMATION WANT EI'
Of n boy named John It.iinlolpli Jamb, a: '
lhirl..f it Venn. II is uh.tui loiirf.'et 1 1 It
ll.'hl iiuir ntitlii a lull. i h nup.sliotil.leri'il U.
h II Ini worn a iic.ivv dark mat ami dnrl: '"''
ral rnw iril w ill bi paid tn an, p r-ii:i''" ' !
iiifiiriualitiu of the wh.'ri'uboutd of i.uu bo) , ev
hitts
A 11. JACOIIY, t'aii.bra, I uzi rn "
or to SAMI'EI. ALE, i.iu-k Horn, CoIujiIuj
Juno e-th IttiJ- 2t.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTII
i lta of Jaa-b R, Knr.rr, da "
Ji: l' IEI! of .iiliniiii.tratinn on the E.iui,' '
J K. Knurr, I.He ol O mro tw o. Cul .i . in,
bTEriir.N KV!"
TO WHOJ! IT MAY (0XII5K.V
Having made uch arrangements, aa end"
procure at iitice, I'eiHiuni, liounli M"' '
'ilV I I'eR to call the Mient'irin of ilium, u
iu .tie lopmv l
Alltlliiblod tlohlirj.tlio widowa or nun t .
oldierj. whoilie.orhavcl.eeu killed iu the "
eniitledtnpeu iiiiK. Tho w lnw or oih. ri'f
oldiera irliu havo tied or been killnd Hi the '
entitled tu thu
$100 Bounty-
ttiemniojn'iriilarandfiicrieiiceilcouuii'l tl
. . ....,.., . ,,. iiu rarci entruateil tn my r"
tended ti at once, and all litttra aiimv r.J " '
innll, anil no charge is made, until llio I'eni '"
.1, ' ',' . eroiij ciitnluij in tin jiuo llouitlv ( ,
tiwir claims cBihod nu application ut my "I1 m
len.iiiii Ak'cnti, wrillng for' blank a. and I U'
Mruclioni.alin piirrom wUIiiiift inforiuailt. i l'J
Ihein tu lobate ItinJi under th rrovuioui vtt
llotmitead Aet.ihoulu ntlou atao.
h w i.CANDKttfl l l
Junnvw Hrw,a,u, UjvinJibuu ""
MITT 171 T DAtn """