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thursday, septembek 24, 1863v
jxciuiiligaiTtich.et.-'
Hang out the great, illustrious names
Of noble men of noble deed,
Who ne'er their country's trust betrayed,
Or faltered in her hour of need.
Let all the people from afar .
Behold the nation come at length
From base intrigue and bloody war,
To bights of grand and stable strength.
Now sweeps the darkness from the sky,
And looking o'er long years of pain,
With sense of danger ever nigh,-
From men of lust and greed and gain,
We see the. rainbow arch of peace
Stretch o'er the land from shore to shore,
A promise of our glad release,
A pledge that traitors rule no more.
Ton pnKsnEST :
GEN'L. ULYSSES S. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT :
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
pnri atditor general: '"
GENERAL JOHN F. IIAUTHANFT.
FOR. SURVEYOR GENKUAL :
r.v.vou. J XCOIJ M. CAMPBELL
FOR CONGRESS :
HON. DANIEL J. MORRELL.
FOR STATE SKXATOR :
HON. HARRY WHITE.
COUNTY TICKET.
Atsembh JAMES MORLEV, Johnstown.
ProthonctarvJ . M. CHRISTY, Gallit.io.
Co m m ix io ner JOS. CROVLE. Crovl tp.
P II Director CI KO. SETTLE MOVER, Sum
Auditor GEORGE lu GLASGOW, White.
Surveyor E. A. VICEROY, Johnstown.
Tlie Late Elections.
Democratic arithmetic is a queer thing.
Like machine music, it grinds out whatev
er is asked for. Before the recent elec
tions, it made either a defeat of the Re
publican party, or a falling off iu its vote,
(or which is the same thing, keeping it
what it was last year,) a certain indication
of the election of Seymour and Blair. The
elections over, and the same arithmetic
works out that the result means nothing,
Tipithor hnrm to the Democracv. nor jrood
to Republicans. Before the elections, the
can State ticket by nearly 18,000 majori
ty, Republicans generally regarded the
result as a favorable -indication that the
popular voice was coming over to our side.
Because Maine gave that majority for us,
we did have stronger hope that Pennsyl
vania would also go for us. .; We. lost the
State by 2,275 votes. But note the dif
ference between then and now. Maine
then gave us nearly 18.000 majority, and
therefore we had stronger hope of carrying
Pennsylvania. Maine now gives us 20,
0Q0 majority, and therefore the Democrats
hope to carry Pennsylvania I
Not to be behind anybody else in fer
tility of imagination, Wm. A. Wallace,
chairman of the Democratic Executive
Committee of this State, appears in an ad
dress to his fellow Democrats, congratula
ting them on the elorious achievements in
Maine. By a resort to the Merry-Andrew,
alias Democratic, arithmetic, he.
makes the result in Maine foreshadow a
Democratic majority in this Stato of over
45.000! But. conscious that his figures
had served him too well, .. he no sooner
states their result than he also rejects . it
as too absurd for belief. The truth is that
Democratic arithmetic these days is a bas
tard sort of thing, and by its brazen face
often puts its relatives to no little confu
sion. Horatio Seymour was a deal more
honest and a deal nearer the truth if he
telegraphed (as is said he did) to Pillsbury,
the head of the'Maine Democracy, "This
is terrible !" Surely it teas terrible, but
not half so terrible as what Is to come in
October and November next. Horatio,
about the 10th of November, willbc very
likely to ask, "Is this the day of judg
ment?" .
But we commend to Democratic friends
the following words from the New York
Journal of Commerce, itself a shining
The Democratic Platform.
EDITORIAL ETCHINGS.
result of last year, when Maine gave us less conduct have been taken into counsel.
, , , . . . , and violent denunciations have been em-
elevcn thousand majority, was taken a the u of reaaQa and Bober argu.
l,-,t.;t. oil ilmil?i5nr nt tli5 vo.-ir'd re- mnt '
Resolution Fifth of the Democratic plat
form reads : "One currency for the gov
ernment and the people, the laborer and
the office holder, the pensioner and the
soldier, the producer and the bondholder.".
Such is the boasted anti-bondholders'
resolution of the Democratic platform. :
Implicitness as compared with the Re
publican platform on the same subject, is
frequently spoken cf as one of its chiefest"
virtues. But it is not explicit in point of
fact, nor. as free froin - ambiguity as the
Republican resolution. The latter declares
for "good faith" according to "the" letter
and spirit of the law," leaving only to be
determined what constitutes good faith.
But the Democratic resolution declares for
"one currency" that is all. So far as the
resolution is concerned, that currency may
be National bank notes, greenbacks, the
old State notes at from one to five per
cent, discount, copper, silver, or. gold.
Either of these currencies will satisfy any
wv,( Ll tl L 1 x t . XGSV-
lution. It is true that the construction
put on it by nearly all the Democratic
orators is that favoring greenbacks. So,
too, it is understood by the Democratic
masses. But the resolution itself does not
so declare. Horatio Seymour, August
Belmont, the millionaire, Democratic,
"bloated," bondholder, nor any other of
the anti-greenback Detnocrats, has ever,
by any word written or spoken, signified
that he construed the resolution to mean
one currency, and that greenbacks. So
that the resolution, standing on its merits,
is a complete specimen of double dealing,
a piece of writing that by meaning any
thing means nothing.
We shall, however, now deal with it as
it is understood by the masses, and in so
doing shall judge the Democratic party by
itxolf
"The result of the election in Maine is I . , , i
highly favorable to the Republicans. J. ne enect oi tne resolution as popumiiy
Instead of conciliating the wise and good of 1 explained is that greenbacks shall be the
an parties, anu inus lunuiu n tuuu;
servative alliance that would have swept ihe
country, the men of extreme views and reck
Democratic Misrepresentation
of tne Surveyor General.
jggy- Are you assessed? - v .
jggy Gold is quoted at 141. -
jggyNew advertisements this week.
J8S5T The equinoctial strm is here,
jgggf Jack Frost visited us last week
T-a Lincoln is not in Paris., butn
Altoona. . ........ - .
jggf Alleghany county promises over 10,-
000 majority for Hartranft and oampDeu.
r The Bloody Run 7V, heretofore a
neutral paper, has hoisted the names of Grant
and Colfax.
t&f- Sneaker Colfax is soon to be married
Mtw "Nfllia Wade, daughter of Senator
V J m
Wade, of Ohio. ;
Eg?- Col. O. J. Dickey, Thaddeus Stevens'
law partner, will be the next Congressman
from the Lancaster district.
A sturgeon weighing 90 pounds was
caught in a fish-basket in the Juniata, at
Newport, the other day. . ,
Are you opposed to all caste privi
leges, and in favor of equal rights far all
Then vote for D. J. Morrell for Congress.
Arc you in favor of ability anu sounu
principles in the State Senate : 'men voie
for Harry White for Senator.
Are you in favor of a Republican U.
S. Senator to succeed Buckalew ? Then vote
for Morley for Assembly. ,
The last news from Colorado makes
the Republican majority 66, with two pre
cincts to hear from.
7?f a rpfflmpnt of cavalrv. destined for
" -1 - -
(From the Uarriiburg State Guard.
In keeping with ther ignominious plan
of campaign inaugurated by the opposition,
to act on the aggressive, and "Dejend No-
exception, Republicans.' They choose wdl
as their independence "and prosperity at
test. Out of gratitude for their escape
frxmi monarchy, they do not find it in their
hearts to join the enemies of the human
race here. '
'The Welsh element in Pennsylvania is
thina." the Patriot of the 17th inst., by by no means unimportant. Thousand
dissimulation and studied withhclding of them people the coal regions of. SchuyU
Tacw, endeavors to leave "the impression kill, tLehigh, .and; Carbon-, aod4 the slate
that a lare sum of mouey ha? been dis
bursed by Surveyor GeDeral Jacob 31.
Campbell. - Happily for the party General
Campbell's administratiou needs no de
fence. More work has been doDe, and
sections ot Lehigh, Northampiou, York,
and Lancaster counties. Many are enga
ged in other pursuiU in different portions
of the State. -' They hare heretofore trivon
frequent evidence .oi their fidelity to lie-
better done, in the Land. Depart meat since 1 publican principles. -No nobler opportu-
Campbell's induction into -office, than for nity was ever presented to them than the
many, years previously. . During the ad- present to reassure their faith, and evince
ministration of his predecessor, a Demo- arain their devotion to the flaqj of the free-
crat, whom it is not our purpose wanton- country. The Bpirit that resisted so lonjj
ly to attack, an act of assembly was parsed the encroachments of Elward I. prompts
requiring all accounts lorunpatented ianas to a hearty support oi urant ana tJollax
to be trot out a Herculean task one in-
voHYine a thorough overhaulin'bf all th'e
unfinished business of the office since the
settlement of Pennsylvania, in- 1682, and
for this purpose "five extra clerks were al
lowed, whose salaries, together with a
slight increase added to that of others
made by thelejnslature, accounts for all
hn additional expenditure. "Why did not
the Patriot mentvjn inu ri..
The previous administration did not
employ the whole lorce provided for by
Uw, nor was much progress made toward 1 and other claims provable under said Act ,v
' - . . - T J
complying With the requirements Ot the order of the f-ourt, notice is hereby given to
act relating to unpatented lands. In faci a-l Creditors who hare proved their debts,
but little was done, and that had to be over
hauled. ;
General Campbell, with his character
istic euerjy, at once undertook the work
TriE Philadelphia Ihiifj -, Xtws, for a
lon time the leading ; representative of
"policy" in .that cty, and a Democutic
organ,' has taken ground in favor ol Graat
and Colfax.
IN .THE .DISTRICT -COURT of til-.
. UNITED STATUS,
Fop thr WESTERN DISTRICT or PEXX.v
William R. Uughtn, a Bankrupt under t.'i
Act cf Congress of March 2i, 1867, having
appnea lor a aiscnarge trom .U his dehis
Democratic light :
basis ot all calculations oi this year s re- ment.
suits, and our lean majorities as evidences
of a political reaction, so often prated
Democratic Logic.
only currency of the country for the trans
action of trade and the payment of govern
ment bonds, except where those bonds ex
pressly stipulate for payment in gold.
Against the resolution so construed, we
offer the following propositions :
1. The uniform teachings of the Demo-
Tndian-fitrhtmcr in the far West, passed over required by the act of May 20th, 18GI,
-J, 0 . . - . . , . mi. l-
and has nearly compieieu u. aiiis wort,
when completed, which will bo iu a few
mouths, will orwig iuio me oaic xrc-as-ury,
in a short time, the sum of 1,332,
03G G7. An admiuUtra'iu or two, carried
on with the ability and activity that have
marked that ' of General Campbell, will
practically finish the business ' of the De
partment, and thuB save to the State year:
ly the cost of running it. The Patriot
would have the work undone and the of
fice indefinitely continued, because, for-
u overnment ? Then support the Republican sooth, a little extra force is needed to add
mis money to me oiuie i icaoui jr, iu atuuiu
modate the people who want to get their
titles completed.
The act of 18G4 provided that the loose
sheets, containing the accounts for unpat
ented laud?, fchould be entered in dockets
the Penna. Railroad one day last week
Are you in favor of true and tried ca
pacity in the Auditor General'3 office and the
Surveyor General's office? Then vots for
Hartranft and Campbell.
Hon. Drwin A. Finney, a Pennsylva
nia Congressman, died in Brussels, Belgium,
on the 25ih ult. He 'wis traveling in that
country for his health.'
Are you in fnvor of retrenchment and
reform in the administration or our coumy
L
:;bout by our opponents. The real signifi- The Freeman is unhappy-over our cratjc party until within about two years
cancc of the result in Maine and Vermont working-up of the Democratic coffee-color- jyg i,een that the country should have a
is that we have retained our former ma- e(j naturalization-paper fraud in Centre hard money (t. c. gold or silver) currency, or
jorities. In 1SG7, local jealousies and COUnty. It does not dare deny the fact of -,f paper usca; Cach dollar of it should
contents reduced our usual majorities in tue fr;iud and corruption charged, but, reprcsent a dollar of hard money, ever
rtwa nnA nVilitr:t.d thp.Tn in nth- itit vixr.otrio.lo dlsinjrenuousnaj s8 ready to take the place of the paper,
ers. These facts were heralded before to destroy the effect of that charge through 2 It bag aiway3 teld that the National
the world as clearest evidence of a popular resort to a system of bastard logic peculiar Qovernment had no authority to control
reaction, or, to use the language ot lloratio to tjic Democratic party. Thus, it quotes
Seymour, a "whirling tide" that was going the murdered Casey's testimony murder-
to sweep the Republican party lrom na- erC(j solely because he gave this testimony
tional power. While many of the deluded that he could "neither read nor write,
followers of Democracy looked for a Dem
ocratic victory this year in Maine, the
loaders dared scarcely hope so much,
but certainly wished, expected, and ardu
ously labored to prevent any increase on
our majority of last year. Either they
rxnected this, or Geo. II. Pendleton from
r ,
coupled with his statement that he "voted
Democratic, aud then asks ;how a man
who can neither read nor write knew
whether he voted a Democratic ticket or
not "NVc answer that he knew that he
voted Democratic because he knew the
entire management of the cofiec-colorcd
the banking of the country, or to issue
paper money.
3. It has always held (and Judges
Sharswood and Woodward have decided)
that the government could not make paper
money a legal tender, and that the legal
tender act is unconstitutional.
county ticket. f j
jfgy Congress met pursuant to adjourn
ment on Monday, but adjourned without
transacting auv business till the 16th of Oc
tober. . '
jggy.A prize banner, costing $ 100, is to be
eiven to the election' district in Indiana
and o.her pt-rsons interested, to appear on
8th day of OCTOBER, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A.
M., before Johm Brotherlixk, Esq. , ltegit-ter.
at his office, in HolUdaysburg, Pa., to show
cause, if any they have, why a discharge
should not b granted to the sat-l Bankrupt
S. G. McCAXDLESS,
Clerk of TJ. S. District Court for said Dis
trict. sep24.2t
ICENSE NOTICE.
Petit ons for Eating House Lieenso
have been filed in the office of the Clerk of
Quarter Sessions of Cambria countv, to bj
presented to the Jndgrs of said Court on the
O'th day of October next.
- Andrew. Forrest, Johnstown lior. 2d Ward;
James O'Neill, Cambria Bor.
.GEO. C. K. ZA1IM, currk.
Sept 24, 1868-31.
1OOK WELL TO YOUll FEET
BOOT AXD SHOE MAX UFA CTCR1'.
The subscriber, having dispensed with the
sale of Eastern-made work -as ;i specialty of
his establishment, is determined ta apply
himself with renewed energy to the manu
facture of
BOOTS AXD SHOES!
he thfl nrnthr.notarifc?. and the heavy fees
j t . - , .
flowed for enterinir ludsimenta charged in
- --" cr i - . i
county casting the largest increased vote for each case. Under an aet of Aptl 4, lSbS, naf m n.s en.pioy a corps ot competent
vuuuij o o I r .... . , i in! workmen, and asserts that he r.-in turn
Hon. John Covode for Congress. this work is being lone ny uen ampoeii, t
jgay- "Grant's reticence is explained," aays
a Democratic paper "he doesn't blow his
horn, but drinks it." Frank Blair both blows
and drinks.
The Democracy of Cambria county
I are just now the friends of the soldier. But
in 1864 the Democracy of Uamoria coumy
cast 2,143 votes against giving the solditr
the right to vote.
fgy A man in Snake Spring township,
Bedford county, while plowing on his farm
the other day, turned up a nest of ninety-one
vipers. There were enough of them to make
a Democratic mass meeting.
All we pay abore four per cent, in
terest on the National debt is the guaranty
char-ed us by capitalists because we indalge
... .c n.,ritti' nnrtr
ourselves in tue luiuryoi xcv. r
From all these positions, that party has leaders like Pendleton, Seymour, Hampton
practically receded within about two years. I and Forrest
and will save the commonwealth, in the
matter of transcribing aloue, about 20,
000. 15y reference to the statute books it will
be seen that many acts have been passed,
besides those noted, requiring these ac
counts to be got out, but never until Camp
bell's administration was anything practi
cally done towards complying with theui.
In this connection we note the act of March
22 1820, and its supplements. Act of
April 8, 182G. Act ot March 21, 1860.
The latter act was ia foroeat the time the
iast Democratic Administration went into
power, but nothing was done under it.
The only fund in the hands of the Sur
veyor General that he has any control
over beinsr the contingent tuud, will the
Patriot explain why so much less is cx- tlvation. The
pended by General Campbell, according to
its own enowiug, man was &pcut mo
Democratic predecessor?
similar establishment in C imbria Oouu
ty. Give him a trial and be convinced.
Particular attention paid to the man
ufacture of
FIXE FEEXCU CALF SK IX BOOTS !
Good work, moderate prices, and satifiction
guaranteed in all cases.
Boots and shoes repaired promptly and in
a workmanlike manner.
ay Shop or. Higu-sl., out: dcor east of
Crawford's Hotel.
GIVE ME A CALL !
ftng. 13 JOliS D. THOMAS.
FA KM FOR SALE.
the west, and Sunset Cox from the east, scheme, from. Wm. A. Wallace down to
and others from different sections, were Father Tracy and 0'3Ieara, to be Demo
sent to that State for the very purpose of crats, determined at all hazards to carry
laboring in vain. Had they succeeded,
not in electing their ticket, but in keeping
our majority down to last year's standard,
cannon, roosters, and bunting would have
been made to celebrate the evidence of the
"popular reaction" before spoken of. But
our majorities having gone up to their
usual ratio for many years back, what
Center county in the interest of that party,
and because he knew those who supplied
Now, why have they done so ?
"We answer :
1. Either because thy have become
convinced they have been hitherto wrong,
andwish honestly and manfully to repent,
or,
2. Because they are willing to perpetu-
him with a forged naturalization paper ate whafc they have always asserted to be ."Freeman
gg?- A vote was taken for President on a
passenger train between Altoona and Johns
1 . -.L V.11rinir result:
towncn Katuruay, wnu
Grant 104, Seymour 4. On the return trip
of the train another vote wa3 taken, result
ing Grant 88, Seymour 51. Straws.
gy "The Alltgltcnian blinks the damnable
frauds of its party here, which it cannot ae-
Tlie Welsh.
and a ballot to be staunch Democrats. -
Then again, the Freeman asserts that
Mark Leddy, one of the agents concerned
in the execution of the frauds ppoken of,
is now "a leadincr lladical." We under-
LJ
could be clearer evidence that there is no gtand that Mr. Lcddy, no doubt for good
popular reaction against us ? and sufficient reasons, is no longer a warm
We have dwelt thus long on the Maine personal friend of the political firm of
election, though there is nothing in the
violations of the National constitution, and
to commit fresh violations to enhance their
own party purposes.
Cun t.liosi- conclusions be avoided ? If
vu..v
not, ought the Democratic party, in either
Ciise, to be placed in power ?
From the Philadelphia Prett.
From the mountains of Saowdon and
Berwyn, the gardens ot Glamorganshire,,
the 6hores ot Caernarvon and Caermarthen
hnvs. the land of the cyxnri. have come
among us the brave and generous Welsh.
In pre-hiitoiic times, Celtic Kymry took
poasesi-ion of the 60uth of England, and
the Cumrie, or Wtlsh, hold it to-day.
The inroads of all other nations have been
acks a suppose! fraudulent succe.stuUy resisted The Itomaus, Sax-
on-. and Normaus attaoked in vain these
ror." Freeman. ' , . .,
VLUALE
The subscriber oflfers at Private 8aie
his FARM, tx.u.te in Chest townsV, Cam
bria county, four miles from CarroWtown, and
six miles from Chest Springs. The Fart-
consists of Sistv-Fire Acres, of which 2
acres are cleared" and in a good sUtc o: re
balance of the land is well
marketable lumber. There are
Frame House ai d a Uarn on
the premises, besides a young ana uumi
Orchard of choice fruit trees. There are
also a never-failing spring of pu-re water nd
other conveniences on the land. The prop
erty will be sold on fair terms nnd an indis
putable title will be given. For further par
ticulars apply to 1. EASTMAN.
Chest Tp , Aug. 13-tf.
TEW CHEAP CASH STOIIE ! I
Our neighbor has repeaiea mis cuurgc i
fraud "Ler" so often that he Eeema to have
convinced himself that it is true
jgt-And att
vni at Philiusburs." Freeman
The subscriber would lniorin me cur
of Ebensburg and vicinity that he keeps con
stantly on hand everything in tne
GROCERY AND COXFECTIOXERV
is.. i. visiii Tpa noffte. Surar
kinds of Crackers, Cheese, Smoking ud
a
te at Ph.lipsburg. treeman. . . thdr mouotain fastnes3es
-Was boarding in Pbihpsburg, (in 1867.) jependence of Wales yielded o.,l
Here I voted with the other men I was - dissensions and English decei
result so far as that State is itself concern
ed to warrant us in so doing. If the State
invc thirty thousand majority for Grant
and Colfax, it will cast but seven electoral
votes in their favor. If it give but thirty
majority, it will cast the same number.
All that makes the Maine and Vermont
elections significant is their moral effect.
The contest in the Bradford county
Wm. A. Wallace & Co. ; but that he is a district for the Republican nomination for
'leadin" lladical." or a -"Radical" at all, State Senator has been ended by the
we do not know. "If Leddy was a Iladi- choice of Peter M. Osterhout over Geo.
cal when Casey voted," says the Freeman. Langdon, present incumbent. Mr. Oster-
"the vote of Casey was lladical." Just bout has been several years in the House,
so. Exactly. But unfortunately for the Also, in the Potter and Tioga (Assembly)
Freeman s loic, Lcddy was not a lladical district, a like contest has been ended by
i.f ;,v. llr. -..si -i l)piiu.cr:if mid acted the nomination of 1. Ii. Miles and 15. x.
711.1 11.1 Ij X I lllVi. "IMkJ -MS . - - - I
most efficiently with and for the Demo-
eceit
.a rlfceit which is perpetuated m the ti
tle of the first-born of royalty
Perhaps there are no immigrants here UTnTTHK
who bo readily adapt themselves to repub- Tbe partnership heretefore existing
lican institutions as the descendants ol betw .he undersigned the fim
Strong.
and (in this campaign) the evidence they cratic party in Center county, as a perusal
do or do not afford of great changes among cf the Shugart-Robinson testimony will
the people from the Republican to Demo- abundantly show. If Leddy, as the Irce-
cratic ranks. Last year, when our own man avers, has indeed" repented ot nis
State elected a Democratic Judge by less ways and forsaken the companionship of
th:m a thousand majority, she was classed the ungodly, we are glad. John Allen,
o,..w, thr. rMci T;mnrv' States. Although, the "wickedest man in Xcw York' has
UUt Ml v - J I
At a Seymour and Blair barbecue held
a few dojs siuce, at Forsythe, Georgia,
Benjamin II. Hill, the great Democratic
champion of that State, made a speech
which was tumultously cheered by the
rebels present. In the course of his re
marks he referred to tne uuion men oi tne
those who, under the leadership of Owen
. . - . j 1.'. V. tiTinnl'
(Jleiidower, resiteu .j.
They biiug the wea'.th of honest industry,
the skill ol masters in mining, and that
intelligence which secures entire adapta
hilitv.0 Peacefully and unobtrusively they
settle down near the doors of nature's trea
sure houses, and their presence is soon
known by the silent translocation tneir
hands accomplish. The wealth that is
disemboweled is their best card of intro
duction, and their earliest passport to con- t t qyd
fideuce and favor. We have ii from the r ' '
1 IF 1 M
lips oi one oi tne uesi iniuaurs ui i aica i Dealer in
everv discerning man in the fctate knew repented and become a good citizen why 1 Commonwealth in tnese worus.
that apatby in some districts, as in Alio- 0t a Democratic politician ? "itie uipi-p"-'
ghany connty, local dissatisfaction in oth- nrud noMy !" is the Democratic "e7a,e f.U " in !hei, own
ers, as in Philadelphia and local fights in maxim in this campaign. The Freeman q They will deceive and demoralize
others, as iu Erie, and a general indifference goes a step further, and makes as its max- your SOciety. They are false to all. But
ovr the entire Comim. n wealih, causi-4 the im. "Deny everything, and call for the there is one remark I wish the people to
.. , -11 tThntf.tlLenif It is a Chris-
tnivnrs result, vet me pcuiji uur oiaw nroor. . , i r-
- - A M. M. af
were made to jippyar abroad ma tired ofj - -
Republican rule ?nd wImu for a return W w currently reported anu .-..j
to that of Democracy. bciicvca tnat tn xr xuuu, e-
To help themselves out of the dilemma have appropriated SU -,000 .to attcmp.
1 I .i 3C-.. r IT Tk T M-irrll
.nllir.'H;Q HIP ni'ICUL Ui 11UU. -JkJ . V.
V-
tian duty. to hate them. No man will ever
get to heaven unless he hates tliem."
into which the Eastern elections have cast
them.' our Democratic friends resort to
lionts. Among others is an
J44JL --FW- -
argument based on the elections iu that
State and ours in 185G, when" Fremont ran
against Buchanan. It is true enough that
we then fjoked to the election in maineas
inCllCiUlUT uiu uink . ,
an
in Uiis Congressional district. Mr. 31or
rell is one of the ablest advocates of the
policy of Protection in either house ot
Congress, and hence the violent opposition
of the Free Traders to his re-election.
ds of Protection to American Indus-
O.N the 11th of March last, Horatio
Seymour, in a speech delivered at Albany,
speaking ot the bonds, declared that "it is
a mistake to suppose that they are mostlv
held by capitalists. They belong to ti e
business men, the active and the laboring
members of society. The destruction of
these securities would make a wide ppread
ruin aud distress which would reach into
everv workshop and every diotnct, how
where
never naiuraiizea. ctny j
ety. a Democrat.
jgygy- A mortgage in favor of the city of
Baltimore against the Pittsburg and Con
nellsville Railroad for $4,000,000 was entered
in the Recorders office of Bedford county on
the 14th inst. The instrument required the
neat sum of $4,000 worth of stamps.
7 jgsg- Ex-Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, has
invited all the loyal Governors dining, the
war to meet him in Philadelphia on the 1st
and 2d of October, at the Soldiers' and Sail
ors' mass convention. It ii expected that
over 50,000 veterans will attend the meeting.
S-Tbe New York Tribune says that "the
copperhead town of Ebensburg, Tenna., wit-
ncssea ine largest mccnug v .v..- -
the Oth." Consideiiug that Ebensburg gives
an average Republican majority of 50, the
appellation of "copperhead" appears to us to
be peculiarly infelicitous. -
Bgy- The Hollidaysburg Register says that ju ft Rlale quarry was to look about him to
it is reported that the Democracy oiumuna fee whcro.he should.Cast his political jot.
county will endeavor to colonize enough vo- .ffhe wealth, intelligence, and refinement
ters in Blair county to carry that county for 0 Republican party," said he, 'would
Funk, Bechtel & Co. Just like them. But nave decided me ; but when I saw all those
thp fimbria. Democracv had better keep their oualities so unselfishly thrown into the
voters at home- They will need them all to scale of progress; and, above all, when I
elect their own county ticket.
The copperhead press has been circu
lating the story that Robert F. Lincoln, son
of President Lincoln, is a supporter of Sey
mour and Blair. Robert writes to a friend
and says : "I had heard such a rumor, but
crAve it no; attention, thinking it deserved
none; but in reply to j'our letter I will say
that there is no truth whatever in the para
graph. I feel sure that there is no one who
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, &c. ,
n 4 XX ED PEACHES AXD TOMiTOhS .
.- oml n'nnten Gloves. oo.-
en Socks, Neck ties, Ac, all ot which will I
sold as Cheap if not cheaper than elsewhtr
A full asiorimeni yj -
be
e.
J5 Ice Cream every evening.
augl3
R. R. THOMAS
E. HUGHES & UU., is mis aay uissoncu ...
mutual consent. All debts due to or by the
firm are to be settled by THOMAS J. LLOYf.,
who continues the Lumber business at the
old stand. . E. HUGHES,
TnOS. J. LLOYD.
Ebensburg, August 24, 150S.
The undesigned will continue bnyingnnd
selling Lumber. The highest mrket jt-cb
will be paid, in cash, for all kinds ot
Lumber. Particular attention paid to nmnj,
TIIOS- J. i-w1"-
orders.
aul3J
since become a micisier oi ine juapei puRE DKUGS a.mj mmwiwwi ,V,Vp '
who cast his fortune among his country- OILS, AND DYE-STUFFS . VEItljLMfc-
men in this State, that the first thing he . fFX fel-
did after securmyr a position as workman ,Tortoc.a imti vt MEiiiCISES.4:-
I V A X yj il ujtui -'
saw them devoted to the perpetuation of
freo institutions ana the amelioration ot
mankind, who could hesitate for a monieut
to choose 't My mother cieed had met an
embrace in the new land.'
This appears to be the ratiocination of
evcrv "Welshman who becomes an Ameri-
. . ... , ..ii
can citizen. Itiey leave their native ianu
-lao .
Letter, Cap, and Note Papers,
Tens, Pencils, Superior Ink,
And other articles kept
. Dy Druggists genera..v-
'ni. .'.-.:... n.T'ni'Mi carefully compounds
Office on Main street, opposite
i-? 'I . FlnhiiriT Pa. I uc
liiiu vu.f'i ... . r -
H
OUSE AND TWO LOTS
salki
The subscriber olTers at private sale
Frien
trv vote for Morrell and spurn the bribe ever humble." Democratic newspapers
:r;, that s,;tc -tfcrf .ho itn.,.,ii-! of nri.i sm : ' ' ia twa n "" ;
i i ma cUiiaIr in Belsano,l-A,B
brU county, nine w ile. west of Ebeabu J
The Lots are C6 feet each m front,
back 200 feet. A gooa pwu 1
16x24 feet, with Kitchen 14x1a feet,
to better their conditions, and are not slow necessary out bwns- , iBll..
, - t.i , water ard choice truil reeb ii
in perceiving that affiliation with the party water, - gald OD fair terms o
which owes its prestise to aristocratic in- ... hstnar. rP ft steam Engine of ten
more earnestly desires the success of Gen. dolence, the fruit of unrequited toil, would n-lcen horse power. T. S, IiMPFU 1 ,
or vjv.yi-- - ..
self." 1 lieoce Welshmen are, almost wuuout ucisauo. -
tour
"EkEN!
Oo ai
on this
Li:ave
At 5.'
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