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XS. pi 41 lleoilocrntic pnrty.—consfau
n.
Aiftastichtasisits Coming iSightf—We begin
-Sto ,basne: hope cesu of Abotitienited Massa
.4eblittietts. The Boston Post considers it a
Ailiptitiottat ebstering fact that there are
aeoe/51totiee4fsylfoor Democratie members of
,abiefititaistbusetts !louse of Representative*,
4, 4146014 k* years sinee there was but a soli
-Val' it thinks the Democrats in that
tlitatileutreilbse for encouragement.
ANA
SlirarlitlP&P;keneenthas been raised in the
isefilghboalsood of Chsetestown and Harper's
Ferry, bylletiaereas reports tßat hundreds of
- 41111fid' Actitiontets were about to attempt
Witilie of Brown from prison. A thousand
04411•1011 We swamped, and will remain there
ad* Mir ilia execution of the oonricts, for
the mesas of quelling disturbances that may
Arias frostuy , caitse, and to repel any attacks
tkatimar hassnade by the friends of Brown.
he Supreme Court of Appeals hAs
-riltritp) !mine the judgment of the Cir.
,fit JeTerson county, Va., in the
. ree, Brolip. Consequently, he bo
,liiins i os f kle 2d of December.
' ' retitOg SPunky.—We lez . rn from rtarris
:buritria one of the crazy Abolitionists, who
sre' s tt'iing to make a martyr of John Brown,
, !take t a fighting challenge to the Governor
df 14nnsylvania, for delivering over to the
,suMpikets t ot Virginia Brown's fellow mur
derer awl conspirator, Cook.
is the Esidince.—Ron. Joshqs. R.
,lii:kkatling is one of the two members "at
Appn,bliaan State Central COl2l
- Ohio. It is itoportant to state this,
i a t pilke,e t4e,etteaapted serails itaaarrection - at
Amer:s Ferri, the Re putAilAwar harcattealPt
esy his connection with their pa . rt,y,
have attempted to PaPtlii&t. Ps
01.1011Lie
grir"he Deglocratic party is the only
na
' tniritparty Aod i tlxo principles of 044 Gia)y op
Aow•
povpig , pYti are 'sectiooal ► nd daagero
"LICA nation/3 non-u-men who are in favor
r--
H of paypaigatVng the Union of these States—
men who Are opposed to civil war in the
.4. l o l ollol ll lB4 l rOliyAnd oonfusinn in the North,
Arallfuoder4be Demoorstio standstoi nod Pot
ltis?thiplAWotimparty whioh would destroy the
4 17n10-wthe only hope of freedom
tihroggierwloitbe world.
•
fg e 9 ,l l / 2 . 3l nali t t, . ,hardest fooght bat
tliln nosily rrpodential contests,
essentifil to lucoest,
-seesilillhaeletbktin imredgoloesitookoy if usiin
' -work, both legitimate and
t t zitild 4 it, But it would not—
e eystoned - rcis into the RePublican arch
with a round -Mijiirity of IT,MO!—/farria.
rs'
glpd to know when Pennryl
- laripPed into the Republican arch."
AStiklft ft was the "PLOPLZ'S Pier"
leaircogfett, t the last election. But the
sa 'a goes to show the duplicity
pAtrty. Before the election
iti c r tkittifselvis 'the People's Party,
oso digoant at the idea of being
bed übea ror .dboiityniiiir.; , ut pare
the ec4Ctlsey ilealroldlitbron off the
suiwiltsollei were elaint4issx so a
iMII6 j.4Amfirsier4 *6l3mph:l Will the id/Pee,
Nwhodtartszembeeli4baiblia . lews Mho doped by
-liketilaskAlteptetilliemaAesdenr, - look at this
4hisAineiwtows.44oowilisee the wick that
itigeogitn playst-vpowtheit
. AllgisjitarApacoorss forced to make
okomf i rtaill fir t4s.la.srs of tke !Asti, say
Rcitiljpg wrong " in as con
viction of ad rown, But thst sane
atti-
Fla thay—staclare Almst "all this has been
tapp.pltbagyby. tkessoperissiis' rill reality gs
dictinion Nft Sites
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Los us go look a
oNr abooloisariab
was a waft WI
dio door ofXser Sal
pandit toilet far " b.
Met Rev. ffwry Ward
doe Coessitetiee
feast:am sal tether
opened a sort of auction, and invited bids
riles for the Kauai eampaign—he acting es
the crier, and wing the North Church as the,
amnion room. It wu then that Professor
Silliman, after Mr. Ikecher's denunciation of
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" Usrsold bfrtinsirs4ll , 4slbonskthib ha fur the
procuring of a somber of weapons of defence
f0r4114 pastf . eeising.nea,shad-4hat Aliarefaia
Mr. Lines Rudd put down on the paper—B.
Plimap,ene - Bharp's rifle. (The pace of
rite was 925.)-
Mr. llasiosellaadliadillr.Daitaisbalisdpaik
it once. 'Mr. Russel' speaks first—Put me
down for one,
Rtr,Sil,gittton, pastor of the chnicb—Oals
of &glans a this eliurogi, Der. Liarrey
Liallibrigeidir bat with ihd dbmpany, - and I,
as his pasta; desire , ta peasant tatins a (Bi
ble and aliiipapp'it eiM. tlireat‘eoplauae.)
P. P. Pie—l will give one.
Stephen D. Pardee--I will give one fur
myself, and one for my wife.
Mr. Badeher.-1 like to see that ; it is a
wok, tight and left. (Great laughter.)
Charles lc Put we down fur tares.
Thomas E. Truwbrilge—Pat me (lota for
four.
Dr. J. J. Ilowe—l will subscribe for one.
A gentleman said tbat Miss Mary Dutton
would Bite one.
Dr. Stephen Hubbard—One.
Mr. Beecher here stated that if 25 could be
raised on the 'toot. be would pledge 25 more
from Pipseouth Church—fifty beinga ruffirient
number fur the whole supply. (Clapping of
hands all jver the house.)
Professor Sillimait now left Mr. Beecher to
speak fur the Lid, and gat down to enjJy the
occlusion.
Mr. Killam—l give one.
Mr. liee,:iter—Katam —that's a significant
name in connectiun with a Sharp's rifle.—
(Laughter.)
Prot W. A. Norton—One for me.
Viani Another f.,r ms.
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Mr.
y r . Moses ler—l will pledge one Shop's
rill° from the uniur class of Yale College.—
(Great applause.)
Prof. &Hirano, rising in his seat. and sweep
ing the gallaries with his eye—There are four
classes in rate Coliegr. [lmmense sensation.]
Henry Trowbridge---oue.
John 0 North -o.le.
Mr. Beecher -el think Kansas will now
know there is a Nora /
Wm. Kingsley—One fnr roe.
Lucius L. Olmstead—One,
Mr. Dunlispl will pledge one for the Se,
ltior ulass Of Yale College.
It was now ascertained that instead of 25,
It:way-seven rifles had been subsuriloed. the
cost of which, together with the amount receiv
ed at tho door for adruissfun :nada the
collection fur fiensits, in the North Church,
one thousand doilars.
The meeting theo adjourned."
We hays alluded to this auction thus par
ticularly because we regard it of importance
as one of tha " signs of the times." The ex
citiment and passion of the Kansas contro
versy bare now passed away. Events are
rapidly and clearly bringing to light the secret
motives and purposes of those who were so
prominent and active in its agitation and trou•
hies. The consequences of their principles
have dertloped themselves at Harper's Ferry
in a mannerton certain and clear to *How of
der.ial or Mist epresentstion,-‘and too alarming
to admit of defence or palliation.
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A.bolition Htundutity.
The Cincinnati Requiter sus that a politi
cal Abolition preacher in 'Northern Ohio, who
entertains his pious flock ever,v Sunday morn
ing with a pitetios account of the cruelties
indicted by Southern masters on their slaves,
was lately fined five dollars fur inhumanly
whipping a little orphan boy he had taken
'Crop New York to raise. The boy, says the
Enquirer, had loaned a neighbor a whip—a
single leather string tied to a stink---en the
discovery of which the kind-hearted, generous
soul, who weeps at the fables of Southern
atsceities, took the lad to a barn and whipped
hint with a cowhide till his back and legs
were oompletely raw. The noise of the whip
and the shrieks of the little sufferer brought
the i*glibort to his assistance, sod delivered
the lamb, for the time, from the wolf in
sheep's clothing,
Baltimore Rowdy Clubs.
' The political rowdy asst.cilitions that rule
the city of Baltimore by getting _possession
of the polls on election dap and.drisinAnyray
ra sufftcient number of Pee:wrap' to secure
the election of their cadid*eawl whose
raj-Wing outrages the T4ar fanners are so
anxious to palliate,) zkn, to thee:l)4ooly
names—to wit "Plug Uglies," "tip 'RIM"
"Butters," "IrlEgulatora," "Blood Zoks,"
"Sc olds, "Bed "Necks," "Celatbons-
Riltris," "Scalp Necks," "Short, 43140."
"Bs.bes," "Bieck Snakos,""Titlrs," "Stiug
-
ere,; "11.111 els, "Dead liebblts," "Shang
hats."
"Bull's
"Green-eyed Moon
term," "Bull's .yes." "Bangers," and "tang-
ups."
11,-The Saw and other Abolition ReWeb
bean Know-Nothing editors, dieoovering that
they CILIMA ca off- the ahnuiders of their
party the responsibility of di* iseederosa
oat-break st , Harper's rerry, &damps to ridi
cnio the fears of the Virginia Reople. Nit
the Virginians have reason for deep analog.
WWI Jean beg to
_aßpgelleatA danger to
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a . • . •. es as t on of digit'" Phillips axl
merson, an soon the iznluir . oke sird, f , it o, i
and Greeky:s n.elregaitsaw--..wltan.ihey know ;
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auk opt South J . tis dated ' L S. the
"I 7 dit 1.0 y - .111 kit ~'
. , can 1111 i , 00 ..,, laded of lighting the tom 4 011iitil,' llftitittiore,A• g o Itaidoik litio o d n ,„
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-efs dile thori kal ty ertt lri 4l l suul lk. tH' ltsin i tbilitH 4kiiiMi lgilis "4 : : Ps" _, li e t*lr. IL '
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th the Chil' eun w" rt -hildl oo n th T e ues A da rb y ilniti eren ° i n nr Ista ni ti l : l° thilii' llitilt eNY 6f ; il 4: l--- j Th ifirit rAlli"Strimna'e
ik_ _. house,.
sun to
.s "oar . wt abundant* I "As a friend to the &institution of • i amiss' hums to Mahe and keep alive disturnan. o motion of If. J. Fahneatock, Ilan. Joel B i t l and learee . i`wifilithfteiretheit litfilit' dead,
rue of that journal of Sept. : Union I feel Uzi
,thi :L to b. ai ma rise of yff.u.:Lf a,
i ce e at home. Yet Me would mem to be just Danner was called t o the Chair. Hon. S. Re ; mourn tils'dbathi iffilSinens *id* letsweent
.f i lt
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pi s
k i wane* *at i sworn.. seiert.
l ' i , what ecime of tliti e llenui*eaus leaders herelßussell wee chosen Secretary. lat Neer Oxfdtd du thilroday. - - ,---'
• X-Jek4 ,Ig Cook' - li e t wni"4- 10- mu k
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acme. hog"! taken the t j.ifred Col. Forbes , Prof . M. Jumbo, lion. R. J. Fisher, D.
la w ;Mae%
lap 12 r * ,nliiii fat The tifel tiggluzizakikra allAsitorte%; ictle,„Kansai, In order to keep 1 hieConanghy, Esq., R. G. McCreary, Erq.,'
in town to-slay, and will speTe.ltt' Tdaa Hall l• li_ t his -p--. a n d 'II--
weisti" ee - ,op an irrepressible conflict among our bro. Prof. Muhleoberg and H. J. Stehle, d e
44020 0 41 , t h airr d .400y ( who
sorsa
_invaiiitad me
ivivittuntrh:t iet in the
. n tionw eighZ oi nng ann to n w n us inionsy They .,
„e melt !
.. vitertt .
smolt.
this (Monday) eveni ng , to the o i ti or !,s is st ... iv , f ausiosay
r eons it
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.... there. tin more role , spett:hee on the occasion, all urging the im
wants of Kansas. r. Cook went from Had- A gis abi tar .. ,j" *dews now is out - that" portance of the contemplated enterprise, and
L 171 3 d 1 1141% "1 ktdieby. a ninn e t t r pt ai rkssekl ut 111 7;•alios hip. kb& Republican fighting man, Forbes, was' immediate action in' barry:ing It fbrwird.—
dun tei Kenn., and while there has made ' ‘'°"' i''''' ,
ibt a ew.vosseneiteee.wveetebseney I Umber Jimt rfs , an ultra Abolitionist of this vil- daDuendAy_ahn_ se st,. a y asar y naa i n a as i n . L on . Thalo ll awing commies'* a were appointad,44
of both „A im , ; i hust movements and the ' Inge. They are armed wi th a pair of Colt's
* n u mb o f ars anions:A/in Crilrbimadi kaolin rarn i sare excl.,- and desitia .drooping into lows, -. .
don to head the movement there; and it fut. ucertain the number of
_l* . iitons who would
ers, and
this ex;eititi f i de surfs for-Kansas on Tours . I Charlestown and the adjacent O w " t '2"4" useserore, that hie Republican friends, t take the Oas, and tbe &Haber ofiturn
d o ., t a, i t,,, L , e4 ,1 o f a b ray . , com „ a „ ~
, i . Elm i and twos, so as to svoi respletoe. and when in girifig-him motley and putting him in Com. I make report wait nest meTetilig :
who gaprepired- to defend' theinsefves from 1 ". `" 66ikIe"
li
pounce " Ch r, isilimm ' as a "' rum ukilwicriA)""B ecst a sy in ecl'eere seilkote 1 (3.11/4i. st " . " --° `P'' B e "" rd -1i 4 " 6 "
attitek, - -aud to glee the rulhans an opportuni- , release lll'
et at, jell and demand Ate
ors
.t-..-1 sod measles of our country in a foreiye land.. Wants
q. If Vi e& can or dare, to 'earn the reward of 1 0Tn,„04,.. in the a o va gia la d a "% j r " th e ° j il i r dioio wn ' ry so 7r Of course these allegations will be met b . ): Baltimore al t—II. J. Stehle, David Mc
eleven hundred dollars which has been offer- es
ad %Ws scalp. Wearssatured that he is a -
lour State. The reason for using revolvers the • more cjpscrupulous o f Republi , can , CretAry
brava_ rser i ese „„.„
,s , ut dorm twin. r __, ii
. that they can be carried about the . personi journals, as usual, with a flat denial, or with 1 York atreet—aon. S. R. Russell, Dayld
there a grand rally ,q,l,fe,. th e troth. , r .
without lotretullt ittentien or el° lll ng alle . I suldreepaiseeatione - and.prevariemaions &Irwin 1 Wills, RM.
mann. The *tut time fur culleeting the
The Hartford Timis says the meeting was t bethoirght to break the force of so disgraceful / Cluunhoriturg street--D. McConsughy,
ore.' of the brigands above mentioned I '
held fits the Oourant advertised, and T. M. Al- could nut ascertain, but they will go W I a fact; but it willbe of no avail. We have a' Esq., A. D. Buehler.
lyn, Esq., was appointed Chairman, an d H. Charlestown in disguise and mostly by night. ( •wittietes on the stand whose disinterestedness I Middle street—Henry J. Fahnestoot, Geo.
L. Rider, Esq., Socreotry. Mr. Cook ad-I".hi'ih plan opted by their i and-credibility lit..re never to our knowledge Little. •
, 1 1 believe, r is a adopted
and whet' he hoe to My, For the balance of the town—Hon. J. B.
dressed the meeting, and said that when he rn !FT e L.: 'far they have observed theattasnet I been imPenched ;
as to the existence and object of their there(ore, must be accepted as true, until it Danner, Prof. Jacobs, R. G. McCreary, Esq.
arrived in Kansas "he passed himself off ask 'ecru,'i
a Northern man with Southern polities," a nd , a ss oc iation, an d to avoid suspicion on the lis disproved by authority equally respectable: An earnest interest was manifested
in this way gut the confidence jr SJuthern part of all outsiders here, they will leave I We allude, to the London Morning Star, a i throughout the proceeding.', and the meeting
so that their m o tives, will not be , journal in quite as good standing in England I adjourned in high hopes of success—tea meet
men. He received a commission as a staff ! grad ua lly,
suspected until a day or two previous to the
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was
now.; as the New Ikea Tribune or the Albany {again this (Monday) evening, at 7 o'clock, at
officer from them ; attended their secret meet- , execution of Blown.
ed into a large room . where , to my aAtenish-: Evening Journal - ere. The Star, (in its I the same place. A full turn out of cur citi
legs. He then went to Governor Robinson
and Reeder, and told them what he had learn- ruent, r l . foup . d some seventy-five . persons con- Paris correspondence, June 2d,) after Ivey-I:ens is anticipated.
_ ,. ell i _2 l . lter seemingly
,en k n_Vr e nt r u t r ii n s e ern:, ting the loss of " the owl Euglish bead of I
ed. " The thanks of the Assembly were ten- 6"1411 - •
dared to Mr. Cook," says the Courant. ; ° 5 3 : 1 7 10 1 w wu ua i i n " the 7 30ro • P` oe ' g ven3 " 1
persons I Colimel Forbes" to - Garibaldi in his operations i
This, it appears, is the same John E. Cook were initiated, and took the oath of member-; on the continent, and alluding to his release
who was second in command to " Old Ossa- ship." --...0.1-
I from a prison through the influence of the
watornie Drown" in his late negro insurrec- An Anonymous Letter. British government, says:
Lion st Harper's Ferry. It seems that be, The Kanawha (Va.) Star says: The fol. I "He subsequently went to Kansas, where
too, was one of the Fremont orators in 1856 I lowing letter was taken from the post office' he has been doing good service in the anti
-a "brava, fearless man," who p:ayed duo- ,of this place by the clerk of this county, on slavery celiac, deputed by Me Rovietres of Lon
blc-fue in Kansas, then came North, raised , Friday night last. The post mark of the let.-1 don and Yew York tj heed Me movement du
men and money, and went back to Kansas, to ; ter was "New York cite, Oct. nd, 1859. .,_ 1 ring the disturbance in that proviiice."
aid old Brown in fighting " b t order ruffians," ' The letter was addressed to the "Clerk I) Here, then, the cat is out of the Lag! The 1 the i
wherever they could meet them, and in mak-Court
. Charlestown, Kanawha county,
Va.,"mask is off! We know, at length, all about
ing Aa much trouble and noise in Kansas ar- I and was evidently intended for the clerk at the" mission" of this "cool-headed Col. For
fairs
as possible. Following along in the line I Charlestown of Jefferson county, instead of, beL" He was "deputed by the Societ ley of
of their vocation, and by the aid of rifles then !the clerk at Charleabwri, Kanawha county. ' London and New York to head the movement
and since furnished them, we find them at ' The The letter has been forwarded to Goy. WISO : during the disturbances in Kansas."
Harper's Ferry, killing peaceable citizens, I c um or via COURT, Here, khan, is a beautiful record l—Repula
and commencing a general slave insurrection,: Charlestown, nrginia— Bean politicians in secret league with the
with the intention of destroying our present ; Abolition societies of Englund, to foment a
government and founding a new one by force Chß war at home ! Hiring the confessed and
of arms on the slavery issue, chosen agent of Exeter Hall to help to keep
up a fratricidal conflict on American soil !
Giving him money and letters of recummen
dation, and in other ways aiding him to car
ry out the views of "the Societies of London!"
Oh ! shame, where is thy - blush !--Kete York
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if Seward Knew !"
The Par managers, ever since the Harper's
!ferry insurrection, have bean very much ex
ercised in mind because we hare deemed it
dae to the "truth of history," to bold certain
leaders of the Republican party Its cognizant
of, and therefore partners in, Jltl Brown's
plot to stir np a servile insurrection in Vir
ginia. What will the managers say to the
following from the Louisville Journal, a pa
per they have delighted to quote-4 paper
that has no sympathy with the Democratic
party—a paper, in fact, that in timer past
has been, ■nd is now, shoulder to eberiter
with the Star in auaekio Demoorstie men
and Inarsoses. Speaking of the plate the
Aurnal aye :
Mr. Seward knew it all : but most certainly
he never told any part of it, willow he told it
in guilty confidence. Ile kept the villainous
secret but too well. Not the arch conspirator
Brown himself guarded the terrible mystery
with more profound reserve. It. concealed
a traitor's plot with a traitor's
Granting that Mr. Seward's offence is noth
ing blaster than a criminal lack ofcouritge to
do his'dety to society ail himself, yet how
mean and contemptible *Big position ! lie,
the Representative of the Empire State in
the Ilalls of the Federal Councils, a Senator
of the United States, the idol of a great par
ty, a statesman, a citizen of the highCst di-s
-tinction, a Christian, ands gentleman, bends
his ear to this tale of devilish •conspiracy
acalast the peace and lives of his fellow-eitt
zeakapd, adluittiog it with but a passing
twinge of compunction, locks the atrocious
scheme id his bosom, and goo: forth, with
impenetrable complacency, to lavish smiles
sad salutations on its appointed.victims. Oh
whatwaharne is this ! It is deep snotigh to
redden the cheeks of every citizen in the land.
We do not say that, a man or a human being
capsfile of such foul recreancy, such abject,
sinfuLlseakness, is not fit to live; but we do
asy tbsthe is not ditto aleociate on 4erms of
equality or on any terms with honest men.
The " Weekly Oonititution."
We publish, below, - the prospectus of Oen.
Bowman's ably conducted and eminently use.
ful Cmstitait'on, 11 hich we commend hi the i
perusal or6ar readers :
We would earnestly. invite the attention of
our Democratic friends throngliout the-Union ,
...ta4e weekit etiiissa of onr.par;, which we 1
.p9blish every buturday morning and which I
has already met such marked end flattering i
museums. The l' Wz acts. 6,N arrrrnox " fan
Large wad. bairotifully-nrisited sheet, combin
ing the adTuaagca of a political and.family
newspaper. lt.is made op of she most, im
portant edlioriais which are published id our
daily lead.; will'eontain clueing the Mission
of ocairees sarefully-prepared abetkacta, of
the rage of-the various deparinseateof
,the Lev:lment, fur obtaining which we have
pare ar Moilities ; all patents ;sifted are
. Ti r atilhitintria'fitit : all changes In, or ithioon
tiatances of post offices regularly appear
:end ssaftains e „beisides,:a ism" amen ria of well
selected miscelli4Apuji neyrs,
.ther w„ikkl
the latest markets - and thle&caplic Tntelh
liteett; troottillfic and fiiriiiglf. •Tlfh r " Sabbath
'ag V; pekliabal waste.-Daily sif. &Mar-
Vkftwille,k/ell4t7r,ArlifllV* 4 ° , '
I.ICLY. SD ....1/ ld a tgo yjatereetng a •
ture of the paper , anthdiete tb tritattiaror.
Nothing - O - Miiiirfan eitaFanteetif admitted
iliniiii e
Into this tit. ,
a o
Ali: hike befere.the ISerfple
AA pig OAP Ilielogr.V ) f ihe Pqm i t -
U t art , at the same time furnish em
iskTjotirent, Velffei Aire
piptiellt, it &tett Solar thre
Joesswef itipeiweptehteierWhed qweittlit 4 ' Mk
cam, PPO
Fe IMP.SI4.
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adi r
Au a! L.. 10481 4 1,1•4 6.1 N. mows -... Jialkit
mit, il,qtr spo 1.4 1 0! Sl t i b
Si &l og, 1 wrlf*„, lon , We
11114111APyul iffle Imsteti it
1 isurtr,s44 '3oalibtliesileuirdlihirpievipediy -if
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'kW Asa
Sit : You had better caution your Ituthetil
ties to be careful about idiotism (do) with
Ossowolosnie Brown ; so sure as you hurt
one hair of his bend, mark my word—the
following day, you will see every city, town ,
and village suuth of Mason and Dixon's lime iu
riixec
We are determined to put down slavery at
all odds.
Forcibly if it must. peaceably if it can.—
lieltere me when I tell you the end i• not yet
~.by. a long odds. All-!f us at the North
sympathise with the
Just Alain' and Indignation.
Meat-of the -Republican preees, the Star
tustosg.theez,..treite lightly the Harper's Fer
ry foray and the alarmed condition of the
Virginia iispeisiiiiine pleasieg contrast
with sash +tensile, ire oopy the following
from the Detroit (hlschisan) Fsee Press, a
Dentoenitiepaper
The wander ie, perhaps, that the South
SO ataiptiratai at the occurrence,
sines it has seen to what extent Brown re
ceived aid ir, hid purposes ; and how much
of sympathy prevails in th 4 Nortlr for the
old villain. We can conceive of nothing
more terrible in life titan a slave insurrection,
excited and led 1,3 , so had and ereryway des
perate a character as Brown. .It involves the
worst c,onseguences that •tri befall men, wo
olen And children ; it involves desolAtion of
homes, murder, the violation of women, ra
pine and conflagration. This is the enter
tainment to which the South was invited by
111660 concerned in the 'Virginia conspirac . T.
Is it strange that the South regards the affair
with the most intense indignation 1"
Fatal Railroad Accident
A most sad and melancholy accident occur
redon the Northern Central Railroad on Satur
day afternoon weak. The passenger train of
cars which left Calvert Station on that after
noon at 3 o'clock, had proceeded safely until
within", short,distanste of ILelleille, about four
miles from Baltimore, when going round a'
cure one,of the mile was pressed , from its
place, and three Airs were thrown from the
track. The locomotive, tender an. baggage
oar kept *a track, and the forward trucks
of the passenger war refrained iu their proper
place. As , soup AS the engineer discovered
that sonsethingarsts wows& ha reversed hip
engine, but could not stop until 40 had pro
eoeded about a hundred yards. Zia( two rear
cars ware upset, and lodged againet a tele
graph pole. The Conductor of the train, Mr,
Alfred Crawford, who was on ths.plittleagt
between the two rear curs, in attempting-4o
jump off, was so estelikst *eV kiatheed Was
horribly crushed, killing him iestanele. IPme
or three other mersons'arate slightly injured.
Several of,the 'oars were badly broken, and
it was miraculous tbateeare lives were not
lost. Mr. Crawford was about 96,years,•of
age, unmarried, sad bed been engaged foe
sofa"l years in *he capacity of oonenatera in
which be had. secured , ibe.estaearaad,Anli
desseeut the othersof the oorapaayeaad was
highly respeesedeby all who.kstow:hiai for his
urbattityan*aptighitteas °lid& •Illasigisins
sebretsmar.egoll.hank tOlejtiatore, said :lore
I Leh* wham, of by his friorrii. 7.40,096404.1
acissaimosd, st ojelay serviral kathisrto iba
train.
11111 0 884 &sea*, OinkS mit t.n. ibr•Boz,
weginqiirit Mr. Gum its f of. his pins' *gib
ixt4hgriataii, bin forts nanip escaped writhing
althorn.
" 2br4te Ram;:sai lecideat—nree As
=lid `grid Seieral tistrettOn Fn d 4 -AA
a lerilllreltebtfistit abaft' al its %diva
wut l ii i
tentrar4niest` . ; I ksro latemV ere.
raitAtict,bstrilibeetf oriktA 'a
lEe -
retairlraiolletaik it abitldWrio , a
trirCdrilltktifefehirattirtietafill 4 boil
earner slitigliiiiiihipiWitifillairortf *IA
be stopped the editat irftlikiirtftitiiii SO
AttlitiHrelittair ikifibildkaliiik* iltii&—•
A: f NNW** HISMOSOtateg
Stiblleap/PglaliAt a lle t iiiMP MS&
Newby, were killed. Several iffiNt.4ll/11
Wale vtlivitiltutigialifteitaii46
rienAomisollite vemorimPiiiiv oadien
"Hdwalidtegyareigkar ,, voi trietwassilt
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E.rpress.
The Murderer Brown.
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Some fiery reeperetable Nerthern newspa
pers—among them the New York Journal of
Onnmerce—thint it would be tintld nulicy to
spare the life of old Oesswittomie Brown.—
They nditiit that his offence is an aggravated
one, and that he richly deserves to be hanged;
but they.think his death by the halter int.
which be has rumbis head with hilt eyes wide
open. would still further inflame the abolition
sentiment of the North And widen the pence
ful grip that has for some years been opening
between the North and the South.
It is impossible nut to respect the motive:
which prompt a conservative paper like the
Journal o/ Commerce lo counsel the exerci-e
of clemency to Brown. But whilst we re
spect its motives. we dissent entirely from its
view of the propriety of staying the aeenf,ing
hand of the low in the case of the rubber,
traitor nod murderer who now lies securely
in the grasp of the State he invaded with
weapons of death in his bloody hands. T.
spare the villain's We, would be to unite oth
er "freedom shriekera" to embark in similar
enterprises. It would be an invitation to Vie
Emigrant Aid Society of Massachusetts to
send their ensminserient into the midst of
peaseful oommunititi at the &nth, to fo
ment inmerrectioa and cumniti rubbery and
murder.
Would elimency to Brown hare a soothing
effect tr•ori Norther% Altolltionitnu ? We ch,
not think se? It wcoisktibs-ettrnmared. to cow
ardice Oa th4.paltt of the slaretudders of l'ir
giAla— It Le'o44 be said
~ thot there was a
powerful element in tirninta Ratite to Flare
?) in farerible ter 2 1 1?wintiontint, and that
the , Covernor tied the Legislators dared not
perish the ezectilion at it-man who bad at
tempted by force to liberate the stares. In
oar vinion the execution of Brown and his
assoc.bites will have a good efeet at the N'urth;
and the eftbct would be all tide' better, if the
blecxly-eilnded and bloody-hooded scoundrels
could be hanged so high that-their execution
might be seen front sou State iu the Union.
It *ould, we are sure,„ restrain the; ardor of
Bee Cher, Greeley and 'Giddings, if they mold
witness their “Wenees triro'-k going through
what Webster in hie reply tir Uayee asyleti
the "sorligrd Wines* of dying without
touching t " grontid "
If Brown Bat eithertri been a peaceful and
willtheMtirili Mt sitt-the %tut gone ' epu n this
trapilitleit •Wdlhee sadden- slain:Want, ot" to
sar a rneal oe.fier i k.tsconie-bei had soft
r ll *
at Aindipulp &evil of Ilitrpor's
'itonerr
or--t t i b li e tfrgh - t",ici t g
o so f
e r me t t l i :;h t o:f il le ..... a-
Mit ibis iffilth.thfft iettdinlithis bends bare
been isahrontsinelluiert,bisipl. nor is it the
first time be has made _ a hostile . illi :
c41.4#10-4PleakaPiate, fur the pur
like 04" e tag tbit Minns thelwof at heir
priSpett±: •..TfleaWeelhinlias lutiebeetf trim
coned with the gore of petrAlable settlers
Althee.tiMelltypt.ity the.olidfiooundrel,
and citizens of issoterbbave hall Fir. ptop
eytigoreibry elf
. I , itiri ; by" I!Tht — alicf hii
- ft y : Benwaie • gyve posh New
in the North. iiIIIIIMPROoIiacr oC , Aosisorritt
r a ters 4 desw a te ,loy
oer ilt attP s ion, in . -sa—
ri! litpdflib St 1 1 4 ' Kt•iff
iefilkeiokailliteelloitei inersidepol*
. [Lawrence, • i o
d OWL Unese upon
In_prorok
;, riq 4
v ie eftetd 4 spy
s • Led.
In conelasion"-011.1iiiiiiisiirsprass'es 'weer
*it rome s sighbif hams omit se
lillhdi bAiliMeggferVe.
t b it • . „
. 1 , 4 , ~w a,
aa 14 1 I.l?itif~
tusai .
meworn
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I_,actal Ai!'et..
Curt Diklultai
Court eakinued in session throughout the
week, Thanksgiving day excepted. Prisi
dent Judge Fisula,:nnd Associates ZIECLICR
and WiERVIN, on the Bench. The Grand
Jury was discharged on Wednesday. The
fallowing trials were bad:
CONXON !LEAP
Samuel McCreary and. Wm. McCreary ts.
Jesse M. Hutton. Summons in trespass on
the ease. Verdict for Plu titfs—Vi damages.
Samuel Ferguson vs. Jaeob Huller. Sum
mons in debt on three uutes. Verdict, $4O
fur the Defendant.
W. Ross White, Administrator of Joseph
Orndorff, deceased, ♦r. Joseph Riddlemoser.
Appeal' from JoAlce's duilet. Verdict,
fur the Defendant.
BARTER SESSION 4
Commonwealth y'm. Samuel Cashman.
&c., on oath of Mary Ann CrisAwell.
Verdict, G uiljyr of A mum 1 t and Battery. San
tehced to pay a fine of $lO and eostA,
Commonwealth Ts. Wm. Boller. Assault
end Battery, on oath of Bernard Devine.
Verdict, Guilty. Sentenced to $1 fine, and
give security in $5OO to keep the peuce fur
16 months.
Coinmmwcalth vg. Lucy Ann Miller and
others. Assault and Battery, on oath of
Catherine Gintlibg. Verdict, Guilty. De
fendants to pay a fine of fi cents emelt and
tree costs.
Craumonvrcalth vs. Emanuel her. As.
Sault and battery, on oath of Wm. Wine
brenner,
.Yerdict, Guilty. Sentenced to
three months ixoprisonment iu Cuuuty
to pay a fine of $2O and costs.
The Gran!! Jury found true bills for mur
der and tvitlici - ms mischief against David
Illngetnakt, Jacob Stover and Ifenry Craig.
Fatal Archie's:.
Mr. MICLUEL He*RISC, of framiltonhan
township, was found deal on Sunday, the
inst. On the evening previous he took
his sapper 'wig, the family, as usual, and, at
8 o'clock. started for his mill, to take his turn
at grinding. On his way, he stopued at ono
of his out-buildings, it is supposed to secure
the siuors. lie was fuun4, about 9 o'clock
next miming, at the lia4e of the stair-way,
d•iwn which lie had fallen. Ile must ha‘o
beau instantly killed.
For the Compiler.
Ma. Entrox—Dear'Sir, 7 4 have eftealtArd
the shrill sound of the ileum faipifor:Alyr
ing the evening lately; and have afenitered
what wto going on in OM dit4.ctites;tnosiin2,-
that military onupanic4 do not pars ,in the
evening, hot I have learnt letelptiset . ,the
Cashtown Republicans had Proe,fded tam
selves with a tenor and
.bass drum, (t sub
scription among them,) having ttAfpr o te,give
the Democrat.; in Franklin toirnebilittftePthe
election a solemn solo, and grtiAns svittiout
number, befureleeving upon•their voyage, fur
Salt .River. Bet #te eiection , :ronitit ad
verse to their expectations lit thelengship,
geleste.P.orrabisegjess ; Church. I cons n •
ne tly 41 ey endestaneed.to eenessl.4he
The United •Preskyterien Obereh snj matter - for a time, hot truth ititartkrrty; end
this place, Ithich tillte „ been undevgning• re-I;tands pre-eminent over all thipsh. l 7 Agile
P airli k l o ,
. bS IWT Vel'Pf rie Y Agatit - 01 , 4 pesueleition _resulted aconraing..ll4beit el
f"' wee "' "e Pilitifeskiewbeen -14.11104.0ei feetiftions, I have nedeubt bailie Democrats
the Vist:eritt vestihtila out A Op.° ; *mid bays been seranaded,in,A,sitarul
east end, over whiAmnyt ;pilaff ii erected.; " iner . Dal the s iipletjtkeickjeo.,4l:yessa
The exterior of the building Lee born Pilitaimi sold his Weitsosablit titidithewetount4
the color of the New • Court • litese, S ig 1 4, i„ u tt. o f t h e 41 :4: 4 0if u no,b/ f r,
,
whole structure, inside and ontPeesetiks hove prevented,.4 5012714:04 it
appeopuice opal to any of ociin*EitErnotiern plani and taking op . thillr4iThitiottnesett with
churches. The* location is am 'lths 'mut pprilatl mpsio e*tee tltie groitaatWeiptallar;
delightful in the place. pfg's-Ferry, to jab? Asir jigitilitlkitilmaksu
isististeettll reeleir.ptieisateraiAtitn,,—
N0v.,1859. -'-itarpoompawma.
Di.cressing
l it• learn. that :qr. : J. 3la N LNG. the contrac
tor foe the censtruation of the Turnpike to
Ennitsbarg, and residing in the, vicinity of
that place, met with nn nceideut un Fliday
last, which resulted in his death on Saturdus.
It seems that whilst assisting to get 4 beef
into n slaughter house, he in some way became
entangle.] in the rope fditened to theNlittutLand
was thrown with such violet)** to the ground
•ts to produce fatal injuries. Re spoke but n
'
t tow words, and died the full iwing day. llia
death is tow* regretted by a large circle of,
friend* and aeryunintanses:
Bask litlestiou.
The elution for Directors of the •Bank of
Gettysburg, on Monday lett, restated in thel
c.istrios. of the • 444,114 Di, tgest dement (haw
Svrapejt.-Kentibehart. Marais •Posinsuo„ W
D: , llfinte; !mhos Ibtier, Gettrive ;Young; Dr.
L :Liberbt B. `W.Jll4.X.AltiersanS.
L o n g well, ILWisikotiackelMisesit o ieeob Beesta , ..
r reeident Anti Minima
of the ( sett Lutg•and -Petersham Turnpike
reittirted as fOTh,*. Peleideet, WO;4 Ef.;
1 1**; M4Berft, Am,
WO. amir.A l66 4* 4. silt% *S. I t9Carkit tt•
:ittiekamo, Wiiras Siction; Treitisstrino.
• .:Setb'
.i^4.
I 'l 9 l* IsFiliokAeoessed, Iu
Osluitip, to -Mr. , tibiAiwippr
Air..olllWB6-!-$lll ^i 41.41
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0 ,14 3' that!
It is our painful duty thisnotra . qi!%o Or"'
oath - it Ito - . exalter& Hum
Platter' `e{''now' Maoism
•
leilitutiettllesngassas. ,
On litonibtx, morning liftinit t . ..-tACOB A.
GAarmita. otPirAkibis igliti akapany
with his 1keter.it . ,...12a .,.. Lei i ......... ,.... w - Warte4 fit a Vti - for
than
Gettysburg, setli i 'M'' ..
a utile when hiesokl4ll4os444Pgaabl e
and ran of. Thu!„ie If-lk front
the bum with ?Wow, :_ed• and
the_ horse dashed fiatiaosiplarimriotolm a
bin. The buggy wail nnulholilts4Vie
being thrown aping. a trek lititilain
we are glad to say. issoapiat iriti4mat Serious
injury. m
Nevi Ozteed.
The spirit of - improvechintrli sdltallve in
our neighbcning town of New Oxford, and
every department of briskest seams to be
looking up in tlist,tbiriving village. The tine
two-story brick dwakiitivot Mr.
_Jao. It.
living is nearly corapietaidt44o lire two
story brick house eflitc-A. W. *sus. Dr.
SMITH, of NOIOTO - T, Is aborit erect* a com
modious double house, acul 4antsc F.
Orrr making preparations to erect a large
brick heailb--all of which *ill "li;titeditable
•
to the town.
sw-Jmert C. Baiwasalots, Esq., was
sworn'in u County Siirvite% ittPlredliesday
last, the term of Eoyalt4,lllNlitritta, Esq.,
having expired. the ettilleielt Qtheer per
formed the duties of the phatralelettly and
satisfactorily, and so *ill tieeitlititers who
has just entered upon it..
Ner_Tlie East l'etinaylrahro
which closed its Thirteenth ..4,111141 Session,
at Goldsboro', York county, os4Milerhist.,
appointed Rev. J. F. Wilin.arit:lll . take
charge of the Adams county. fiy,,,4 final
next spring, sad Rev. Wm. Gluon for the
next year. Fur York Middle; Rey. S. Cetsw
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TURD,
mar By tht advertisement of - oir County
Superintendent of Cummon!Soboolsi- &WS C
I:u.vi, Esq., in another colimnn, it *AI be obAl
served that the Adams Culp,ly -Zmzioierio. In
stitute will canvone in Nee , OxOtni on the
Bth, 9th and 10th of December tieit. We
direct special nttenijon to the athertiseinent.
Var . trAC. l )l2 BA F.R, a lunatic - , escaped from
the York Aluts-huuse soma` two yri ) y,o oso,
and has not been hoard of sintots-Artissflani
/y are in great distress. and advertise to in
formation of him. He is ahout 114 yeariof
age, 5 feet 10 incites high, of strung features.
light complexion, pock-marked, and thwitoes
of Loth feet are amputated. Information of
him mny be communicated to . MiObtiel/ftieber,
Esq., of 11.►nover.
p¢3-The contract for building a Presi
dent's House on the C.dlege grounds, Vas
been awarded to .MosArpt. timottag
CLIRITZII AN, Of 004 plate. They will com
mence upon it shortly.
Thankggi ring day pruteed off ifithnnt
anything noteworthy. Buainess was general
ly suspentirel.
26P - The Ilano-er Drituch Ilatilrowil will
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commence running n Pomsengor Train to-Jay
Fla rperhe Perry.
The Court hns tleeitled that ,the prilonerre
Are guilty upon the vanitssuPourate brought
aptiost them, arid has proncianced isamtenee
of death upon them all. '.Nyterithstitoding --
this Tra,.% & Deo. enutiuue, to
.malge their
unriyalle3 Picture+, at their new giltplisibt
Gallery, N. E. corner of the Ditanond, Get
tysliurg. Pa. •
. liiirlis Nfigrir:WHlWOel7rai4be Own'
of sbolbted" fignabi *as pueNgTilitiNirfliet
Amt.
!and Gined ansmeol!li., eleo?"usereci
10 * 1 , 1 0.494.1tga_ 1 ! ,.. :P1P cLii 4 .Tvo
of themisselkalidolhill IIaMPF/0 0110.41Wited
fooreiblpftwoosollit ..is OKljiligino," 'vale die
**:41447.0W:. ,' 4ll .tirt lie . ;_
pgveraist AMPAI 0111"" t ir s
ratify Woks& Ale
1 1 4.1 3 ,04 at !4 . L*...40 1 8 .1. , ae11ity
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