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', 1 . 4 • -, • ' 1 •• ' 7.,:, -, 7 '., ', : - : . t .R; - • 'l, 2 '. • , r.i•' . . -' "' - I '.• ' 4 ' at our - , ..'..`••'-: -. l' ':' •• •7_ F 4 7:, JO4 . ~F.. 1 , 4 e fl4* ise 'Pat. e . -ker 5•14;. • ‘'.• ' r V5,-0, 4 .7 . , 9* W 5 " '`+'4:l.4l/14 x ~ ~:- I.fd , - PITTSBURGH POST. SA'etflaDAY motoTtlet FOR PREsmENT JAMES BUCHANAN 1.1 Ihr dreslort rf Ihr Nuti•ortit (I,rarentihn DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET 11. 1,0126211 , 141.1N1.1 : IiORGE SCOTT, ‘llll‘ ( v'utrn rirNET: JACOB FRY, Jr., Nl,s.rt.,l.tritv SURVEYOR iirSll"l. : TIMOTIIV IVES, i',TR C.ENTI" E copies of the Priee-Current, put up in string wrapper.. ready for mailing, can always he had at the Merchants' Exchange, at the rate of fire cents per copy, or fifty *cents per dozen. JADIES BUCHANAN. We place at the head of our columns to-day the name of Pennsylvania's choice, for the Presidency. We must submit to the will of the National Convention, which meets at Cincin nati in June, on this subject; but there is ample gr•irid f.r strong confidence the that convention vain,' of adultery. Dolton and hi, Lrot her-in- AV ; I nominate James Buchanan as the Democratic- L w, cHburzi . , ci,a , ,ti , d a ~,,,,g. ma,, :, ,:a,.,1 Hun candidate for the Presidency. Never heforo wa.s Sre so the he died from the etle , l , , and for the choice of Pennsylvania so unanimous. so , , woic, , t they were civil 4 an a--oult and earnest, or so clearly entitled to the respect of Lottery, and z •en...nc,, ,, 1 t,, four months' impn,on the whole nation. Our State is entitled to. the candidate this time; and no State can present pd. A a late meeting of the Baltimore Coulerence a Letter name, or a man more universally re- of the M. E. Church the following gentlemen speeted from one end of the Union to the other. were elected thlegates t, the General Conference: No President has ever been elected without the John A. rollirF, Henry Slicer. Sikinuel V. Baltic.. aid of Pennsylvania, yet this State haanever bad N. J. Brown Morgan, John S. Martin, Norval a President. Virginia has had five; Massachu- Wilson, Allred Oritllth, Thomas P. Sargent, Aquilla A. Beefy, John Lattahan. I\'m.Hamilton. setts two : New York - two; Tennessee two ; Ohio one; New ITampshire one and Louisiana one— i IS, N. Brown, T. H. W. Munroe: H. llildt and Pennsvlvania lone. Vet our State is the second 1,,,,,,, c at,„, in the Union in p,pulation and wealth : one of Mr. Francis P. Blair, a Maryland , lavellolder, the original thirteen colonies ; ever reliable in presided over the late Pitt,hurgh Repuldican its attachment to the. Union, the constitution and tt,o i v e ntion. The Republican , lota,: ever 11l the great principles on which our government is :itt l ge l y. : xir. Blair(noel v. very grandll,juectly -ay- I.aseti. With such s character and histnry, and such a /i on nr .tate , ritian as it , unanimous choice, its claims After a very careful utiny it 6a< be. cannot be overlooked this time. io-ileferre.lagnin: erel that \I r. or defeated even by a " two-think Aml intelligence from many different States give• the lumber ' trongest assurance that Mr. Buchanan will lie Av:lnt. , to Oak, r at the nominee of the Democratic party. With him friend ("0). Bentl pn t" n a n ni t ro;..a. a. ear standard bearer our success is not doubt- It has been a his.pered l, ;hesing lid, whatever the opposition may do. ()Orr good f..r s a ne years tint the line was nenll2 names may be before the Convention, but Mr. owned by British eapitaU.d.. find thi. receive. Buchanan's, in the present state of our affairs. confirmation from the lateiy nu?didi..il letter in undoubtedly the most available and most un- Capt. Nye. in which it more thal hilited ..lijeetionnble. In his prudence and tried ability the commander of the mi—itnr. I.la, and experience n nation may have confidence at there he - all timeq: and the next presidential term may be an era of important event‘i in the history of thi. country. A , n member of Cotrre... S.'nqtor, Secretory of Suite, nnil Foreitrn 'Minister, Mr. Ituchitniin it:vi t t - inked With the foremost men of CM= thoroughly conversant with the duties ~ 1 ilranclies of our public service e ninl all the detail, of our foreign relation. Such is the candidate Pennsylvania presents. and says earnestly that her time has came to have a President : and the indications are stronu and tlott the ,hber States will re.p.il,l earnestly and favorably to the unanimous voic. of the 01,1 Keystone State. DUTIES ON RAILROAD IRON A rigorous effort will he made during the present session of Congress to repeal all duties railroad iron imported into this country And the aim i 4 not only to make railroad free of duty hereafter, but to refund to rail road companies the duties they have pail on the iron they have bought and laid down within the last live or six years. A hill thus Famed interests the older States that have it their railroads, nod the new States and the Southern States whose railroads are yet in pro gress of construction. Certain borers htvr horn Inhoring to secure such legislation at Wash in,T.ton for three or four years, and it is now 'op posed that with the strong Republican and K N. repre,e4tation in Congress it can be L,l,t3in;•o ilia 1 .ar In Pennsylvania there can be but ,an—enti ment in -regard to sucli . n Measure. It is clan , legislation—legislation for the benefit of one in terest of the country nt the expense of another. Railroad Companies may be benefitted to the amount of millions. but the iron manufacturers and all connected with that business must .ittirr in the same proportion. It is legislation in favor of corporations and against individual mite , prise and a large industrial class. I t cannot fni , t) depress and damage one of the largest RIO most important public interests—the iron basi nes.: and over-stimulate the construction or railroads. Railroads will he built as fast as the are redly needed without such a stirnulu , , and with , mt such damage to other buiines. revenue tariff should make no sut-h 4liqcriminn tit.ns in favor of certain claszes, and least of all in favor of corporations. But with such a Honer of Representatives as we have at Washington there is no telling what the majority may do. Certain it is that while the House was Itmno cratic no such bill could pass, though railron.' presidents with foil pockets, and et-Members rf C n gresF. thronged the lobby, boring and bargain ing for legislation so unjust. It i , well understood at Washington that the borers have a large interest in the success of th.• measure. It will put millions in their pockets: and benefit the few at the expense of the many No such legislation is called for in the present condition of the country. The railroad busi ness is as prosperous as almost any other, and needs no relief by the sacrifice of other Lusinesi . But railroad companies generally have funds a: command: and the influence of money is sup posed to lie as potent at Washington as Mime.' any e.liere else. That such a measure can pa— on it , own mcritq cannot he believed. That will meet with an earnest opposition from some of the able ,, t Detn.o-rat, in the House is certain Put it corutin that never before wet, the advocates of the measure so sanguine o!' suevess. Those interustea should be wsrucb NITF. I, STATES 11‘,TEI inz Washington City will find thern 4 eive,‘ well lodged and fed nt the United States lintel. TI room. are nurnerou , , well furnkhed and en., Mr. Hackney, proprietor, seems trrmined to sati,fy his numerous guests as t I rt il le oomfort and nerommodatione, without chargin them exorbitant price. , . It the nearest lary hotel to the capit.l and many of the public 011 501 , 1 has Len for litany years a favorite re sort of we: , tern Pennsylvanians visiting Wash ington. It is site of the few houses nt the r a y; tal of the Nation where a man alone, or with family, can live comrortably and genteelly with out ^ bleeding profusely. Quite a number members of Congress front the `Astern Stat,•s board there. The dining room is spaciou, and well provided with attentive waiters. Th-. house, too, has the advantage of being neare-r to the railroad depot—only about three minute walk distant. ExrLAININ,L-Mr. William Neal, recently de feated for re-election as a Director in the Board of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company. is busily engaged in explaining through the pub lic prints of Philadelphia the causes of his de feat. The principal reason appears to have been a want of votes, which he explains very satisfactorily were given to some one else whom the voters preferred. Past experience should assure Mr. Neal that many great and good men have been relieved frarn heavy responsibilities, severe and exacting public duties, by the satne process, the ballot box. Sometimes 'tie a pity, but not always must it be said "and pity 'tie 'tis true." Till. NEWS. ' SPEECH OF and State rights. On the liner of Congress, he it is.suppo>ed that the ice and cold weather will William Montgomery, Esq., w.,i taught, in intellectual conflict with the giant . delay the -,itching of Om.' in the Delaware and! minds of America, the rightf , and duties of n ol' W.l- , IIINtrIUN i'M'N'n - , the N ItiVer full two weeks behind the usual representative and ;-enator. In the Cabinet of orth la the Hemareatir sl a t e c•,,,,,,,,,1th., at fi Democratic President ho was taught how to time of List year. It will not commence this Harrisburg,. rule a free people. And now, as our represen . ~,,,,on much before the middle of April. 711 c. PacstoeNT:—l revet, sir, that the mis- tative of his country in a foreign land, he is fa- The New York Allgemeine Zeitung, of Feb P lll,lOll kin -I "s' '.f my friends has intruded my I miliarized with the diplomacy and diplomatists ii ,;,,.. o p„o this Conventi:in. For several Ni 4 eeks of lands beyond the sea. These are the lessons nary 1 - tit states that Wm. Makepeace Thack- T u y ti conWrlllt Att f elletin 1, 1 been e .ete i d to the by which he has been trained for the Presidency. ern4 has realized by his wrifirm , aml lectures s ii. ,•f my pro ess . .ion. am aurt entire y out ot Th e hand of Providence seems to have guarded S:- - itlfl.li , lfl. a sum. , ays this journal. which would practice as a paliTc:ii speaker. It is true that I : and oatided the course of his life for the fulfil enrich half a low German satiriqs and.change . um', ideal guilty of having. oCca,donally, in mint of this splendid destiny. The full maturity i time. , .if high Poll,llenl exiotcment. paiticipated or his cultivated an.l powerful intellect, enriched them from literary V Ur:ll.4ld, into steady sill-' in the iliseue.sion of the great p,,l.tical , i ne.t.ions ! by the experience of mare than forty years spent n which the nation ha , hero divided. but the in the service of biee,nutry• pre-eminently dual. 4::::MARCH, 17. l-ane G. Burnett. one of the oldest and most thou g h to of other o f the ities him as the Chief of the Nation. America retpectot citizens of Cincinnati. •toldenly eal organizatiods tri.:yed against no. have p a ssed has but one ouch man, and it gladens the heart in otnt city on , r,ired,iv a way. and NW 11 , • tom r avail Me now. than would of a free people to do him honor. the pollti,al -eohnonts f th• or y i•l a y o r President, I have merely glanced nt some hiS lie at ope liute re',6le'l i n l ' a Y t " l " elcdcr avail the Know NAhing Eepublicans rdf of the incidents in the history of James Buchan and published a now-paper there during the war tho present t , an. We have seen the stripling boy, the favor- It would be embarra,ing 13 the first orators o f ite of the people of his adopted county, but they rile natddi to b.' called upon to a hire,: yon after were not permitted to retain him. Pennsylva- the f el- Bence tr, v,hic': you have ja-t pia denantled hits, and he became the favorite w ., 0 1,1 no t sh r i n k from the task 4,11 of our great State ; but the Nation is now 'f speaking aftrr such men ao llov12:1101. , klalladina him front us as the chief of our mighty Col. Black and Ilia.. 11. Buckalew, men achnow- ; people. The lo: -, -eabin boy of • Franklin county, ledged As the ablest debaters and tir-t orator, of ; in the maturity of his intellectual power, is to the nation. I day the greatcnt statesman of the world. The young lawyer of the Lancaster bar has stela by step, always advancing with n sure to at tem; t ,•dt)'' , N., and steady progress—he has taken no stepback -- - ••• A I ward. Ile is first elected a member of the State Legi.lature, next he is found in the halls of the 1 , wer House of Congress: next in the Senate of the I . nited States: from the Senate to the Cabi net of President folk from the Cabinet to the Court of St..lrtmes, and the almost united voice - kf a free people is now calling him to the Presi dency the United States. [Cheers.] Earth . 4 honors have all been or will soon be conferred upon hint. Ile will soon ',eon the top most round of human elevation, and from it he will have but one more step to take. that step will be t the skie ,, . Enthusiastic cheering.] (4 Igl'2. Afterwarda he became one of the pro prietors amt editor of the l'incionnti The office of Mt . t ... or of t'int•innati wa:. , also hell hr him for a period of twelve years. Benj. F. Ualtott hay made application to the Supreme .ItoliCitti Court, ,zittin;• ill 1' , • ,, t0n, for .:ivoree Irwin Ii w;fe, wit,he- of !%Ir. been in l n ye::ri :1; i :tl.l- a I. .01,1 oil thr pr, ti 1 of .\nicriemi 1:n I Ilt-t,“pl York, where 1., in: XerCI,P . " n! :t i a lwr arm-, \VA, beer) . nle*.tal]v n-I•.I -\ll r 1.41: intvn , led riptt , r, Ow ll= nett, ar.•i ,tl l . I• 11 i I :lie t,ua 11:1V.ng II , W ell C: 1 - k ) •.!t• 1,1 n •Itit C.! 1).1r :1-o , :At it-i,itt,ll:A.i,iiti•4l:ll lola it Ir, own woy 1,11 !red arpl tw,ntv -ion were e ed } ;h,• t)f 1re.x.•11.-1 in to \I. tb chnr.•l. A nd chn , g, , in and IWO t hi• city. and the Ti' inaliCm!.r ••••.-11T : io , 1 tkit ,•f Teri:tn. Itef )7111 , 1. ilapti t. \lt tLo iii l'rotestroll, tlerninn 1.11:11,.ra:, stitutional Pr.iehyterian tbi..l 51,111.11 . - Crthe eburehe , .. Atn..nv . the in t .li•tine..ll , l,. I were i.teott. It. 1)- Western Chrirtian A.ll ,, cate ; Rev. Dr Itllrh'n Rev. Dr. Eruct ler, of New \ rk : fans. of Ifickirl,-ol T h.. 1; {;giant, P. 1). P,ev. Char't (' i) pr, ident ~r THE rt,Nktie or the raltitnore ni 1 I 'hi, ruad for the ro of l'ehrmir:\ ha 1,-en n• rq,,enc-er , I I F-r Yrvtgl.t I 1 0 ar,l with th. , rorre,p,ol.l;n, yra , , th..re is a lailinff off f the rcpt the Nthitt 1 to nn it of $1,' , 27..i -n th. , ^ of the NVa,ll:ngtort Bram. SlloNin: an aggiagale , lect ca,e the pu,t tenth A sluirle pew in the Eini;'. Chapel v.inrian •ti in kn.tun recently fig' twelve hunilreil t.'r-t rt ~,;i Thi= I:ern iv going th routel,, 11,1.1 we pre,llll it is intended t • n,t01.1 , 1i fir - I.!. to tall; Alnott IS .stnn, I st , tH hunared ‘l , ,llar , n• a 11,,A . t a ,Jr pow- 11 11 took h1,,.•e in ihi city le., than; a y ear xi , number brought each a higher -11, thml and the sale did not even excits- ri•mark. WE put.lish to-day the speech \I ,r gurnery, Wa.-hington county. la Ili,. Convention nt Ilarri,l..urg It i= crloll, r ported in the Bennfrylvanum as, the Fl eve)] of Montgomery Or: • ii114,:111:1e.1 , 41 , 1 cet• •I wsc that ) the. eerimitoi)tion of . Cotton .11 I eat 1", oa Burin_ the contiuminve of the i, lcoel 1 ;: deerearc. Such. however, Lnn Tint i. O o Kcliahle stAtinties show that tht• ,••1,-attiptt pit Cotton in titnt outintry. Burin: tile pn. uru y hns been quite ns Inept it, fnrrnerbt. of woo '10.107 hnl a 1; of I :ti" : 211 ~r The are rage weight of the hales lionn yar. wnn. 1,••, ever, Itlrwrit 'tor root. lighter than iii N. 2dr - tut per rent. ligthter th.tn In IC u that the WI:111111V u s ed le3. I. 1:t .'.• :IF the • tt. infer. "File Irtualc. ,, , i•••r et•Dt. Inure than t I 11,1 I lit• —Pitbiburghers vi.; 11-111111.1i,1 ni any cosy ••ilico llic i',lllficlP•ellieffi • Eby tmiroil:11.111r, Tliv Itl l iottmt:ly takt, I r .• .2.101.1110 balep, I, 111,r, NVl . re::l I , ldl^ thi ell for , nporl to tilt. voriti.writ .rCIII Th,• iurrra