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Tbe Great Race.
RIGHT OK WRO..
WHEX RIGHT, TO BE EEP T RIGHT,
WDIS WRONG, TO LE PCT RIGHT.
WOOLLY HORSE WINS!!
One of the greatest and most exciting
races of which history furnishes auy record,
came off in the Old Keystone, on the sec
ond Tuesday of October, between the cel
ebrated nags, Woolly Horse and Bob Tail.
Xo pains had been spared by the respec
tive friends of each to thoroughly fit them
j for the turf, and when brought out in the
morning, both nags looked remarkably
J well. Our reporter having .secured their
i portraits at this seasonable juncture, we
j take greet pleasure in presenting them to
Communication.
THURSDAY:::
::0CTOl:il is.
( Vr numerous patrons;
People's ri ,iit! liuiiuus.
:4
A B !1 A 1 1 h L Ui C 0 L 1 .
Yi U'colly IIore.
lay
betw
2,
Ye Lcb-Tuil Horse.
ecu '-the chores of
Lake Erie, ' (where a standar 1 had been i
rv.t TiT.-p:wiDrNT :
H A 'A N 1 B 5 L HaSUIK.
GHEAT &M0 GLORIOUS UICTGF1V !
i The excitement ran wild, Bob Tail start-
vu off under the most flattering auspices,
j but a keen observer noticed that he soon
t T, became '-wc-.ik in the knees." Woolly
Xe Have Slet l!je Enemy anti ! ,T -
Tlicy Are Ours! j 'TSTl T' . &ll a"d
vrnen uvu i an reac-m-a i iiiladelj :na(wliere
it was thought he would run bet,) it was
discovered that he was "all beaten, broken
and lean." Bob Tail's friends at once
gave up the race, and Bob Tail proceeded
to die of his injuries. (The Bdl was duly
tolled.)
TOT"
Ebexseuko, October 12, 1SC0.
George S. King, Esq.,
Ay Dear Gcorye: I cannot suffer this
occasion to pass without congratulating
you upon the glorious result of the recent
election. We have indeed achieved a
most brilliant Republican triumph.
Our friend, Andy Curtin, has been J
elected Governor by an overwhelming
majority. This is glory enough fur one
day Wehave also secureda goodly number
of Congressmen ; aud add to all this the
magnificent fact, that we have elected
our vli'jle comity t'uhit. This is glory
enough for several day at least.
You will, I well know, rejoice and be
exceeding glad at the fact that I, anions
the rest, have made the lauding. Such
little episodes in our lives, my dear George,
tire peculiarly refre.-hing. That a num-
cs
'planted) and '-the Delaware, (where ah " i-- i
' . t . . l ., , . i her of unprincipled men.callingtlumselvc:
t-tarsdard was to be carried.) Jhebettni" ,,- . ,
i ,. , ' . c Republicans, stumped the count v lor i
i was uveiv. 1 no ( u-tm roe a iew minutes T v , , . . .
, ,. ir. ' i i i , i.o.-o-i oco ana aid all in the;r t ower t:
beiore 10 o dock, ana the race began. ,. , , r , , .
1 i. t.
CAJOir, REPUBLICANS, CROW!
H-OWL! LOCOS, 11-OWL!
THE PEOPLE TRIU3IP3IAXT!
Ye defunct Bob-Tail.
The Woolly Horse never stopped or
tired until he arrived at the end of the
course. It is generally conceded in sport
ing circles that he made good time. lie
won the race by over
a
to
accomplish my defeat, only tends, as you
will perceive, to make my triumph the
more interesting.
I trust you will excuse my presumption
v. hen 1 suggest that you wore exceeding
ly fortunate in not permitting yourself,
as you at one time thought of doing, to
go before the people at the recent election,
as an independent candidate for Congress.
The result in the district must force upon
every rational mind the conviction, that
you would have been sadly laid out
a consummation which I, iu common
with ail your near and dear friends, would
have deeply deplored.
And this very naturally leads me to
the inquiry : Are you ttiJl a candidate
for Congress ? Think not that I ask the
j juestiou merely to gratify an idle turiosi
! tv. I am deetilv sensible of the iirorrietv
cf the rule, that "one good turn deserves
The fellows who '-bet their money on ! ar.other," and, rememberiug the yeoman
the Bob Tail horse," having lost, at once j
determined to take a trip uo Salt River,
and drown their sorrow iu a bit of a
spree :
service von have rendered
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PENNSYLVANIA O. K.
She Dtrlarcs fcr Fre jni end Prcticticnl
B B
EIGLER BEAT!
B B
Dl'CIIAXAN buci:i.d !
e Silt.
Ve sincerely wish our Loeo-Foco
friends a time of it whilst at the
head of .Silt Liver, and would suit.. est
paign just closed, as well as in the past,
I shall gladly await the opportunity to re
ciprocate your favors
To th-j Editor of The Alltjtuini-in :
I' ll- :l;n.';llll UUU U.-U;ll!- 'i'ilft
nir.i.jtioa on
?roura was
.1 1 urt..rr l,i .-i.
Le assur-d, my j ,,ul illtu f.;"le :l ct
dear George, that I regard you as one j '.v wimt we suppose was .1 great ln-ave or -jiew-.!,,
i i-.j ii- 1 . . ' out of nil the n'd and o'ii!"r T'dit:ful uuto
who has entitled himself to my mo.t pro- j V,, win,.s of the in-iiruf,ou known a, ti,e
ri'nie t". i- 1.'mn t!ie
1't.r.v.rr.if v
to thii
!
ID
Curtlu Elccied Isy over Sl.OCO!
OUR WHOLE COUNTY TICKET ELECTED!
them to reu:.;n there until afrer the s
ond Tuesday of November. Those
tlicm who return oeiore that time wiil
just have to n.ake the same trio. That's so !
found consideration
Lut I must close. Give my love to
LHis Shaffer, and all inouiriny-. friends.
! and as there is nothing private iu it, if ! .no."c w',e "a,v sU,-,K.,5'(" UI 71 o!d'
I ,., 1 I lruildated -tlMll!). wlalch a'.jii-ai vu to Lave ii
; ou i.kc, v-'ii uiay reaa inem tins letter.
4,hariai.nj'ii. iu-inoirucv." aiid .--olitieul wire- whi-;!i wis
workers ol ye ancient vill.te of ni.cn.-'-mg. j of I.i'.,i:l
1 m. 11 1 .-1 1111 1 iii.ii: ! 1 11 t-i, ;:i u j 1,;:; ; i : i.f; , .;er.:Ti:c- Cf";si : -!'.o.. ; v
frth of the 'iVierrdlv co!iVat-rni;v.:' w.is a j ottiraon. Kvsi:;l:.i::r
liarnionlous v:qj; of tba
c liiinus ft bode. :,r.d uicc down
a hopes 10 lir.d ono U buckle oa
to: hut oc-iii- i'.o..r.:l-.l to di?aj-j i li 1 ' i:t in
not ft ading a winj;!t Y.- to u;;t; with. anl
doubtle.-s feeling srr? j-nd tired afur th'.dr
jifeiit vxeriioii. r.;scrtd to the or.lv possible
nii-an-; 10 io;1) the in throuprh th-dr dif.iciltits.
to t:i!:
1
AVh'C- u-.'SeS, Cd
rcr.'-:.li..
wr;-: li caused li.ein to
clfvatr-d in tl f ir ov.n
it i'M ftftt-r the -jn wtnt
di-
in- l;.o!'.tt.i::s oi lie-ven.
i J fancy I can see you all chuckling over i i:,-v ' ,-:,r il ;it CiI'!!i- uf !-5!,?'''0
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..-vrwi.i li auu i.i1. i'i ur.i 1 ai. i 1.1 liji; UU'lIill i I
UO'.V!
'iuenra:r.a. ru..:?::
sc. red he
v t?3k thir inglorious fiipht. and
1 1 i r .;
I:
i split i a 1 wai a '
d; to their nest,
w litre
wo;;ld advise tbvm to 5Tay nuttl after old Abe s
f-'f ; the result i
111 our county.
Isn't it glori-
ISelore usjtl After.
The Porr.E of tha OIJ Kevstone, on
the second Tuesday of this month, achiev- ! 'ie change that has recently come over
ed a victory of which they have reason to i tae ''ds of Henry L). Foster is really
be proud. Tbe administration of old Jim- i astctiishiag. To have seen and heard
my Buchanan has been signally rebuked, ; lKC"m gas, and puff, and blow, and brag
and Loco-Focoism of every shade and hue j '"fore the r Leton, and to see and hear
has been repudiated in terms which cannot tilfcl" vr-u- v. ell, the truth is, one would
be mistaken. j take them for an entirely different set of
, Andrew G. Curtin has been elected j Allows. Then, every Loeo-Foco couute
Governor by a majority of over 31,000! j ":ice told us, in unmistakable language,
and the "gallant Harry of the West" ha-
that its wearer had within him a stron-
been graciously permitted to linger aniid j 10Pe tnat ''gallant Harry"' would win
the quiet scenes of his own loved West- I 'lie race an tnat Loco-Focoism generally
nioreland. - ! were about to have a nice thing of it.
Wc have also elected twenty Congress- j -You sorrow and sadness, dejection and
men. auionq whom is Hon.-Samuel S. I p1" depicted upon those same
oils ? It shows what we can do iri'.i ice
all pull tnijetjtur. Hoping to hear from
you, soon, and merely returning my thanks
until 3-0U are "better paid,"
I remain , as ever,
Yours affectionately,
A. 0. UULLIN.
P. S. If 30U should happen to be in
Ilarrisburg, during the coming session,
don't fbruet to bob round and see me.
Too JLargre.
Ulair, our present worthy member. Ilia
majority in the district is 2,9GG.
Both branches of the Legislature are
Republican, the majority on joint ballot
being very large. Ibis secures the inglo
rious defeat of Bill Bigler, and makes
certain the election of a United States
countenances, and even a casual glance ar.
a Loeo-Foco is sufficient to tell us that he
feels the game is up with him and his
party. So it is.
In our own county, we heard a great
deal about Henry D. Foster and his
prospects. We were told that Lis ma-
Senatcr who will represent Pennsylvania j jrity nere would range from a thous
truly. and to twelve hundred ! We were told
By reference to the Official Pietarns, tuat Ile would be elected ! But we
which we publish elsewhere, it will be seen didn't believe it ; and the result here and
too that our whole County Ticket has been 111 tue &t!tt allows that we were risrht.
triumphantly elected. This result is great, Instead of the 1200 claimed for him in
grand, glorious! It is somtthiuy in old Ulltle Cambria, Fester has the beggarly ma
Cambria certainly especially when we 1 Jor'ltJ of 4CG ' Instead of SO.OUO for him
reflect for a moment upon the bold and ! n lae &tte, (as claimed by his friends),
bad actions of Loco-Fcccs and uisorgaui- j uc s keen ocer 30.000 ! A slight dif
zers to accomplish our defeat. fsrenee truly !
Thus, good friends, we have fought aud j From the manner in which Foster's
won the hist ereat battle. V ! mends here labored for him if 1 .,;-
Our Loeo-Foco friends who had claim
ed from 1,000 to 1,200 majority, in this
county, for Foster, were brought down a
peg or two by the actual vote. Oi.ly
think of it, 400 over Curtin in t Ii is great
Democratic stronghold ! Hut rv n tu'x .s
j I'xj l(irje. It is far more than he should
have received. Had it not been f.,r the
exertions ot Ueorge Kuitr. tV Co. to 1
defeat the Republican candidate for As
sembly, Foster's majority would not, in
all probability, have exceeded 100.
These men made a dead set against 31 ul
lin, and openly declared that they would
sacrifice every other man on the ticket to
secure his defeat. They i7l injure every
man on the ticket but the beauty of it
is, they didn't make the point they were
after. Both they aud their Loeo-Foco
cohorts are welcome to all the consola
tion they can suck from the result. They
certainly deserve to "feel good."
I i
tlectte
1' I
c :ti;( r
-After that time ti.ev r.;:tv !
!
rc'jijcstjnr tae uiUernfu a p:-j: ie ui" Chest
Springs and icinity, irrespective .d pariy. tj
attend a L-!mi'l at ic Mus Meeting, which i
wiit;!d be heid at the house of one Daniels, in
said lii..roUi!i. w!o, it will be rTio-n:!.i red, i-a !
couvvt to. and a corporal in, ti e ruuksoi the
harnuKiii'iis lletnocrac y. and who is P. M .ind !
whiki-v sciicr. and reside.J in a !ar;e and com- I
tiiudious honc. situ.i'e and lavii-ir i:i the X. E. ' that
corner of the iutrcn-h. on (.':. hihonVs hviie.
opposite a deserted idackstai 1 h sliop, where
all would be enlightened up jii the .reat issues
of t he u:iy.
The appearance of the cavalcade on cor.iir.
into our town wa.s sf'Uiewh tt iii;peisiiiy. Two
very larjre loiiticians of the canine race ltd
the van, growling, whining, snarling and hark
ing at everybody and everything they chanced
to meet on their war; t tit ret rest niatives of
the RtjiuL
Che?t Springs. Oct. 10. 1?0'".
lave an
? from
ii'nrs fr tooth
OBSERVER.
Pcnnsj Iuui;t i.tgislafnre.
tn
It will
in Loth
e seen
bv the following tab!
the Republicans have large inajori-
ranches of the Legislature
J forty in the House and twenty-one iu
I the Senate giving them a majority of
sixty-one on joint ballot :
Rir. Dem.
Adams, 1
Allegheny, 5
the great leaders of the two wings of the De- Armstrong & estmoreiand, 6
mocracy.) Xext in order came the political Leaver and Lawrence,
Bedford and Somerset,
.Berks,
Blair,
Bradford,
Bucks,
Butler,
Cambria,
Carbon and Lehigh,
Centre, 1
Chester, 3
Clarion and Forest,
Cleai field, Jefferson, M'Kean
and Elk, 2
Clinton and Lycoming. 2
Columbia. Montour, Wyoming
and Sullivan,
Crawford aud Warren,
Cumberland and Perry,
Dauphin,
Delaware,
Erie,
Fayette,
Frankliu and Fulton,
Green,
Huntingdon, 1
Indiana, 1
Juniata, Union and Snyder, 2
-L-ancaster,
Lebanon,
Luzerne,
Mercer aud Venansro,
.MifHin,
Monroe and Pike,
Montgomery,
Northampton,
Northumberland,
Philadelphia,
Potter and Tioga,
Schuylkill,
Susquehanna,
Washiugtcu,
Wayne,
York,
ISHi Congressional Iis(ric(.
in this
prepare for another in November. If we
60 will it, we can give "the Old Rail Split
ter," a majority in Cambria County over
all opposition; and the State we can give
him by a hundred thousand! Let. us do
it.
fen-nee that they were impelled by the most
powerful motives. It looked all the win!,.
as though they were all after something.
It had been reduced to a certainty that,
in the event of their success, Cambria was
to furnish the material ueeeessary for an
Attorney General. But were there oth
er expectants ? Yes. The Secretary and
deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth
The official vote for Congress
District foots up as follows :
Blair:
Blair, .
Cambria,
Huntingdon,
Somerset,
2900
22G3
3042
2980
11185
821 a
M'Aliister.
2285
2152
2120
1302
8219
Personal. We had Uie pleasure yes
terday morning of taking by the baud our
u,u ttU" "lteui" menu, o . n. j me inspectors of Leather, the Inspctors
Montgomery, LVj., of Williamsport. Mr. j of B..s-Lry, and a host of other officers too
M. was formerly editor of the Pittsburg I numerous to mention all these it is now
Post, and although a Democrat of the understood were to be taken from Cam
Douglas school, is nevertheless a gentle- bria county.
man that it always makes us feci good to Cruel Republicans of Cambria 2 why did
jjicet. We trust the brief stay that he J you not split your tickets, and father the
vill ir.ake on the Mountain will be pLut- apirations of these hiiDgry Loco-Focos ?
act, and we wish him a good time gcu- And you, heartless Audy Curtin ! look
trfiily in th? future. at the calculatioug you have spiled .'
Blai
r s
maj.,
296G
E?3 As our subscribers doubtless per
ceived, we issued no paper last week.
The cause of this is palpable the Fair
with its divers pleasures, and cleetion-day
with its sundry responsibilities, so bore
upon all concerned in our establishment,
that work was out of the question. Doar
reader, accept our regrets.
Cs?" Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Minne
sota have gone Republics.
nounus, carrien in wagons ana inomitea upon
horseback, who never whined or yelped until
they rame up in front of Daniel's, where thev
udsmouiitel aud set up a terrific howl, and
then towk up a very threatening position iu
from of Daniel's bar, and at once tiiade an un
merciful onslaught on Daniel's 'good whiskey.
It was reai'y amii.-ing for an unin-ere-sted per
son to stand by and look on. The crowd was
in pait coiupi.scd cf the high and the low, the
rich and '.he poor, the thick and the thin, the
ins.-ui?. the lame, the ll.nd and the halt.
Among the crowd, and soaring above the rest,
wai u tall. thin, spare, gaunt, lean stripling of
a fellow, who looked as though he was express
ly designed to serve the multitude as a light
ning rod, in case of a thunderstorm overtaking
the caravan on their journey; araund and
about this thin, lantern-jwed fellow stood a
motley crowd of all shapes, sizes and appear
ances, from the man that stands on the wood
en peg, down to the little fellow that is some
what remarkable for being the owner of a very
large pair of ears, all appearing to be pregnant
with, and desirous of delivering themselves of
the essence of Loco-Focoism. Feeling some
what interested to know w hat would ci me out
from thisstrange conglomeration of personages
we sil-ntly followed them from Daniel's over
to the large and commodious school house
which our gentlemanly and accommodating
Hoard of School Directors allowed them to
have for the occasion. Quietly taking a seat
and waiting until they had orgrnized, I soon
lound out taat they had agreed to disagree,
and instead of defining their pot-ition as par
ties, and discussing the great political issues
of the day. th.y pitched into e.ich other like
so many Kilkenny cats, and seemed to think
that the people of Chest Springs did not know
how to vote, and that it was their duty to
come down and tell us what to do.
Now, we would most respectfully beg leave
to inform this '-friendly confraternity of buz
zards and jackals," that we are FREEMEN, not
si'AVLS. not MINIONS of POW
ER, TOters of the great State of Pennsylvania
haviug riphts, and knowing them, we fearless
ly assert them, and are determined to attend
to our own business in our owu way, and to
vote for whom we please.
There is one tiling which we hive learned
of them, i. r., that they are a destructive par
ty, inasmuch as they tore up school books,
broke down writing desks, smashed up seats,
and broke in the windows, while none of them
ha.d generosity or manhood . enough about
them to come forward and offer a V or an X
to repair the damages, which the honest tax
payers of thi3 borough will have to bear.
Now, I have been thinking the matter over
for some days, and trvincr to solve in on r nwn
I mind what brought those follows down here,
j and th only practical conelasion that I haY
'4 rh "Bucks. Mahl r.n Yar ii. v. P
Oth Lr-Lili and North au.t I2. J
ah Shindcl, 1)
fcth Berks. IIeister Clvirer. D
7th Schuylkill. Robert' M IV-
Mh :n bon, Monroe, Pike an-i
iictirv yioti J)
9th Bradford. St:.-
and 11 von,:r.', ecr.'" I' I.-.?, i.ir,
30th Luzerne. W W K.'churs.?
11.1, t: . t . . r.
j.1.11 i ':. 1 oi.t-r. '1 lv.in r ' , i.i'
ron. br;;,e Benscn, P
. I-1'11 Clinton. Lycoming, Cer.tr? r.
b nion, Andrew Gr.-l--. p
Jta Snider, North umb.-rl-'ii !::
t-nir &-.d Colju bia, I'r:-r.k!:ti Tcui:.!
i Cumber land. Juniata, Fern::
-l:i:i:i. Dr. E D Crawf.-ni. 1
lotn r-auphiu and Lebar.iE. A i
Bough tor, P
JtKh Lancaster, Wni ILmiit;:,!
Joiin Iliestaii'i. p
17th York, Wra II Welsh. D
1-th Adams, Franklin an-i F.
K M'Ciure, P -
19th Somerset. Bedford as! Hui:
don, b S Wharton. P
20th Blair, Cambria and Cle:.reii
W Hail, P
-Lt Indiana and Armstrong J
Meredith, P
22d Westmoreland and Faverte.Sz::
Fuller. P
-3d "Washington and Greece. Gw1
Lawrence, P
-4ih Allegheny, John P Pc::r.. ?
Elias II Irishf?
25th Beaver and Butler, D LIr.i:.-:
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2Gth Lawrence, Mercer sud Ve:
James II Robinson, P
27th Erie and Crawford.
Finney, P
2Sth Clarion, JcSerscn, Pcrest -:
Elk, K L Blood, D
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Smith, P, George Counel, P
Chester and Delaware .Tnonk Q
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aiiontgomery, John Thompson, P Blair hvo ekctM their ccucty
the members cf Congress elected is l'::'
sylvania:
1. John M. Butler. Ken.
E. Joy 3Iorris, Kep.
John B. Verrce. Kep.
William D. Keiley, lie?
William M. Pavis. Lop.
John Hickman, Kep.
Thoui33 Cooper, ;3
S. E. Ancana, Pom.
Tbaddeus Stephens, Kep.
J. M. Killinger, Kep.
James II. Campbell, Kep
George W. Scranteii, Krp
Philip Johnson, I'era.
Gal us ha A. Grow. Kop.
James F. Hale. Kep.
Joseph Bailey, Dem.
Edward MTherso:i,Kep,
S. Steel Blair, Kep.
John Covode, Kep.
Jesse Lszear, Dem.
James K. Moiuhead, 1
Bobert M 'Knight. Kep
J. W. Wallace. Kep.
John Patton, Kep.
25. Elijah Babbitt, Kep.
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