The compiler., February 06, 1860, Image 2

.• 4 , laid that they
k •• ' • the Rotunda,
*mat , . 44 ::` , :,, Also, that ver
' l in
-. 0 440 411011~tia1ij.P41111*,.. - • • • • .. ,were " up to at
4, 3 dap* 109ina 1 iddterht will eortalli4A Te • still indulged I:.
- , ~•„,-,, • la interested Wta,mnpletl n of t umbleys aboi
•.. •- - ,i is Muth . quid y , I may VW, to
• i ,
• ' ' •-, ' v . ittiljl . ieligit I 'lanolin.' the ease, that
. ' tigli
',..$ , 1 1 ;11 1 ruitito•INati iiitiloubt- , called nut the
since from a Rep
. • i • • .
yi t-, Ou -ld - w •
, i • . woke upos iiiu Committee to i
' ito i ,bi alionekt,- and iiiiiceeas will of extravagance reputed against their
'AIVI; ' fa ( * titfoi•th. It will retjuire late Clerk. The reflation passed, but ,
'. VOW
kid niii.lh work to eonv s nee. very soon a fitter wt.s viathia on the
Toli r
- ` 4 0011 00 17"03' UM stirctin tage of the eon- I tirlyisfity *WOW Mr linlMPWltllbirfit:: i
' 4 , - ,drttigs road , tad to indlace ;•apited,ip c•rizsacmf4tie,r‘tiun - te the ques-!
. Aftifltitlet ad. it helpinitand, but b}-'the, tion, arid a pestportameot a t lip matter:
• 4 0 . • d'oftivi ktort it 'can be Atm e, - tor t tie present. Not heari a g unYtiiing •
'''':-.: o.* a" , i(ti4itit. YOU - will united S• And t snare frptn-their side tar nearly 4 week, ,
... .
c, • • _ ' tory iitaite'that 'effOrt. 7. need a Deninerat;from your county, I think,
*ION*, eitistl: • i revived the
,question by meatus of an
•l tjfiaiii, Ail* iiiii, yours fait : briar, other resolution, but it was defeated by
:0 t ••• JOK S. 4ITT ' a tither part) %n Koteaidtl lbw
_must be
.
held responsible-for this Attempt to keep,
front view din unheard of extravagance
of one ofAheir officers. Thero'are many i
/nom biils Of We same character, which
I will endeaVor . to forwitrd fur your_
'columns, if neeepeablo. 1
' TheDenmerats have many indignities
Imposed upon them this session. The i
Republicans have the consent Of the
Speaker to indulge in :ill grades of abuse .
of the Democratic party and its indi
-vidual members, and no reply is allowed
to be made wfthQut interfiiptiLi . s, and
when made it is not permitted to go into
' print in the Daily Itei-,rd in connection
witJ, the attack which justided the re,
p13,,-. , fluk is not, all ; toe even one u( , ,
the Peporters, who i* permitted to O,C.
eupy a c.b.. , k on the Democratic side id
the liall, by reason of his .apposed 1:11-
partiality, seeks every opportunity to
misrepresent the Democrats, and preju
dice their party before the country.—
In this emergeficy, 1 cannot but appeal
to the fearle , o , and independent press of
the country. to do the Democracy even-
- -
=r'S
El
iimistiesum coßiwypirDwicg
.01 !au 1ld1)13“.• G•IZL171•
''' '4l4ititisitt - ao, /urinary 2j 1860.
;- r. t'dftor :--jt Is bppomjng so lash
')' frorlitio' to lia-ve u aorrsspondent
+ l3
Ja 'CaPito!, that, I am induced to
on thiS letter, with the hope of
tiq togle of your IfiILTICTOUb rea
- - ' ho*lteets of modern iegista tlon have
;ben siirinosly clogged this farby pirti
-I.issifdlio-44.tiilions, mist the R ecurd i ii shame-
Alh- 4 641hriTibered With politictil specs:4les
-. "-;ilWilluitgilitied resolutions. The .ik
--s riSlAreitli majority in tic Senate and
% bas;lias-been used for party ends.,--'
'tier have the power to role, and sure
ililan'ti i• rod of iron," so to speak, to
- -Veld * it with terror-striking effect over
ii%'hlcarls pf any refractory member on
ttiffii ribinotratic side of the Mill. A fter
,'.'llit ifig their Own tillic to tilsrlOiS 01,0
"lierzgolutions, und after forcingldle
` i l AcfficKllits to rule against them, hy !
'-' ibefitsba 'of tin unfair nmendmcr.t, they
•,1. stidlo permit a fa it lif ul record one'
diiivs to be published. In viola
-, Of aniversaily estahlisheil parlia-
Eu ted
Inclititry,lati:, they clutintd to the Demo- 1
,crate of the Jionse the right to place on
the journal their reasons for voting!
Aga thst the Tariff resolutions. This
117 precedented determivation to sup-'
Imesti - the truth of history, should be
'A-WM,' -known, and the people of the
- ;e(iuntry apprised of the effort made here'
bk the - Republicans to place rho Penn
ty)vaiiin Democracy in a false position
lieferrothivpulille. I know, from general
cots erfttntion wit It the Detnacratte mein
' litiii-bere„ that they were willing to en-'
• dome both the President's and the Gov , 1
egfor's views upon the revenue quev.-
' tiOn, as expressed in their lute messa-,
acs, but they could not have the priv
negro of recut ding their votes according-'
li, by reason of the deluove parlazun
uthendment referred to.
' -- The same ungenerous course was'
faciaT.(l in the selection of C'onim!ttees
4. -.i.ottri 'the contested election cases in
Tlii :
eel p hin . Fort the first C'onimi ttee.
~.
- eNbeFy iremocrat was challenged ; and
' ifr'iNe 'second, only one iieniocrat m as '
" - J -4 4ffimell - Co act. The first case has been
4111168'A of, and the Democrat granted
leave of absence, lint J. trust only till
ihe'assifnbling of the next session. The
- , siceond - Case is undecided. Still, the
3116 Majority given for the Itemoerat,
• -itit - ncit - save bins, if there can be inven
ted arty pretence fur turning him out.
Si,*uch in this letter about the pros
tiiptivb course of the Ilepublier,n major
ity; and now fur a Jew paragraphs
about their economy.
-- Moat of your readersdoubtlessremetn
:likr 114 Size of the quilt to Laity (accord,
- 'pffbiliiilted at the. expense of the State.
- -' - *.rXis *cord is published daily when the
• gliqature is in session, and the con
-- Iftlitifcir printing it was heretofore
16 - the lowest bidder. Last year
- itblrtat printer here, offered to
. 11$ ii , for $5 GO pei page per tray,
t -,- '' d'ltiii to' the con'ilitioffs of afi liner
'.---r4W c:oirtraet with ano th er, it could
--; iiit'be given to him. This year he de
' 'rdiiu'dctfs7 per page, sued the Republi
c-arnsgavi3 i t to hint, and refused to en•
,
idititin any cotnpetition ; thus giving
' • tiletilarty editor some $ll 20 per day
*titre for tile printing, than lie offered
'• - •ltird .. it, for ode year ago ; and no doubt,
, f 525 'fieir day more than others would
'' --JitTif - tiffiltilet to do the same work for,
itrkaAliey Veen Allowed to bid fur the
-.-
t' tit, these peculiar economists
. •
~. e - Wiicretiied the petty officials about
7 'a 4P . . 4181, to a charitable extent in
.......1_,, YheY - clected an old debilitated
c = • albne'r upon their party, into office,
'.-• .a i iiiin i bud to elect a mote active man
'. o l tlinii assistant, at thelame salary
• 81'thli principal. So it goes, and the
these party ta
people take
18, and turn
truly been
. fast parts,
State Poor
he especial
tend the pow-wow. It would of eoarse
have been a breach of etiquette on the
part of the Senators nut to accept them,
but in doing so, neither of these high- I
ruh.ded or honorable Democrats had
any idea of using them. Before the'
banquet tun!: place, however, O'Neill
called upon
. Messrs. Blood agi Miller,'
and informed them that the fianquetH
was to be a differeet affair froth what
lie expected it A% wild be, and that be!
mas under the necessity tit reOling
the tickets ! * *
And now, sir, what do vou suppose
the eceigregation was fur f Why, sir,
kartli lig as it may seem to you, it. wA t o
for no other purpose than to debate on
a scheme for the passage of a law to'
elect a United States Senator to sue- '
teed _Mr. Bigler this winuir, instead of
next sinter.
The scheme is not exactlAa new one,
as it has been entertained by the leaders
for at least t l liree NVC`Vii`i—hellee their
1
:inxiety to oust Duffield, and elect Clark '
in this county, in order to have a two
third vote in the Bouse. Ifl um right.'
ly informed, the bill changing the time •
for electing a United States Senator'
will be passel in both Houses
. tit an
early day. Of course they expect the
Governor to veto the bill, m hen they
will immediately pass it by a two-third ,
vote in the House, In.tl their send it to'
the Senate / where action will be post-:
pencil upon it,froin day to day i until
Democratic Senators are absent, when
it, will pass that body by a two-thirde or
constitutional majprity. Such is their
programme, but 1 doubt if the Demo-I
crats will allow themselves to be caught
napping—" forewarned, forearmed."
This movement on the part of the Op
position indicates a fear of the result
next fall which illy comports with /heir
rampant boasting. They see the hand-'
writing upon the wall, and they are as
ready as ever to abuse power su long
,as it. remains in their hands. The Jelin.'
Republican
Brown raid, and the Abolition meetings
in Philadelphia, have so awakened the
l
Lan ail else. PUad,eloltians to a sense of their•dan
'eePii)g" at i ger, that sump of the Rilpubllcuns al rea
nt laws,
de concede an unbroken Democratic
o the Clerk •
de - legation•m-the -house from the-city.
• to provide Ti
the- ley 5443 much in the future to spur -
r of them
on in this unkuly Measgr i g. ILey
in the per- know ttat Pannselvania lathes and
legislative duties. Ae- • - -
abhors Abolitionism, and that a current
Ind:oilcan rerde— •
• holv malty) bills fort has already set in which must swamp
to - hive pl i ze b n . LAsem in pc:tuber next. •
il lere itb Cla i a ri the ifiTbo "Scarlet' F y.; el:menace to
.., P er ': di:Solute the homes o pte peopfe in va-.!
• one; an J. dbeili it.) •
;ions sections of the te. in One town-
yce.dgq'"'e~ct titan , ship of eff' end, cuuuty twaiq4ive'l
children Wave died
Sufi yr oi t i kLin peruid ofi
Ai two mouths, itiaille was' • e mitead of I
- -
rld be • W•lenkfti'Y 'fin ° `awing unease to kie,inerefaing wliole
Be n cegt•llifY"t niiltos .of cbrldmtt bung pr tratcnl,
'nary : it . - In
„file space or two .weeks,
' 1407 .°°l , 0;4of a_ fait . " I qX.l°t 1 4 1 37 4.43/4
-1 4 N hattii.ffi sZ/Zesq . &hen' by the al•eir
is t !itelifern 'o the finrikii•.w ' _
he` .lieeig
-lee_preraile to a eptisitteragre - teictlait
•
handed juqiec., and vlrldivuto the right
at all hazartl.i. LocwhEit-Us.
3131t00re4 44.empt to elect a 11. S. Sen
ator.
c,orrespondent of the Pittstrarg '
a portion of whose lettur.we publish be-,.
low, gives expression and pinusiliihtJ ,
to a rumor a hieh has pr&ailed at. liar
ristmrg fur some time, to the effect that
(ho Opposition 1/1 t.Und to pass a law this
winter tor the election .oft a Unit
states senator in the placto of Head
WiLm.33l BIGLER:
It seems that on Friday lust, Iren-1
ry Moora and others have a banquet I
to Spoalier Lawrelloe, in Philadelphia, 1
to NN hick all the leudtn Americans and I
Republicans of both houses were invi-1
ted to he present. The banquet was
ostensibly given to Lawrenise for the'
part he took in behalf of Moore for Slate i
Treasurer, but in reality it was aptli
ering for quite a different purpose. Sen
a tors Miller and Blood happened to be
iu Philadelphia on Friday, where they;
met Mr. O'Neill, one of the Republican
members, i‘ ho lave them tielats to at-
Ayth-t or 2 n flock,
ltim intheiiier 'Mtn*
,in 6iutte
I at" 4Vithireshif Int . ilkierth
c of
ihg a Atop
•
on tl
j 1• J. STIOILA, iD/Tufl /•U I.I:VI•YICTVK
SIIIIFIRG, PA
MONDAY MORNING, FEB
oirGen. - klowmAN has been elected
Printer Lo the United States Senate,
winch Urn matter of eineore gratifica
tion to his numerous friends. The per
sistent and violent opposition which he
had to encounter, makes his triumph
doubly glorious. Ilia election is a com
plete vindiehtion from the slander and
obloquy which were heaped upon him.
va—The mcent Democratic Conven
' Owl of Susquehanna county, adopted
pegoliitions heartily endorsirg the poh
ity of the National Adininietration, re:t
, crating a firm adherence to the Cinciii
liati platform, and dePiring as a Presi
dential candidate a :National man, who
fearlessly support the Constitution
, and All its guarantees.
eiceThe Democratic Convention of
Allegheny county was held on Wednes
day week. The rosolutionsadopted nre
soundly Democratic, and sustain the
principles and policy of • the National
sldiaiuistr►tion. A resolution expres
sing a preference for Don.w.As, for the
Presidency, was laid on the table by a
vote of 73 to 31. The Delegates are
uninstructel for Governor.
ser The Ilov. Joseph Addison Alettn
der, D. I)., profoosor of Oriental Litera
-titre in'the theological pe►uinary of tho
Prerbyteria►► Church if Princeton; died
on Saturday week; after a very short
=I
.JlOl - -Thellfiaorer Pcmokrat has passed
into tho hands of Messrs. 1. W. ,G.
Witht&y and F. 3.l3Ata, by whom it
will hereafter 1i issue'l.
1-The Legislature of-Mall - land has
passed a now Polite Law for Balti
more. Good!
Dennison, of Ohio, (Black
Republican,) it is reported, reit:nes to
surreAder John Brown, Jr., who has
been demanded as a witness before the
inftstigating committee:lt ashington.
•auctiv discreet of the Star ,
managers bud better keep a close sit- I
pervision . over the _editorial culuuuis of
that Inipci, or it will skein lose vredit
entirely among sensible people. he mi•
sort to low personalities, wheile;ver
"cornered, caught And caged" with un-,
deniable facts, is, to say the least...of it.l
ungentlemanly, and exhibits an utter,
want of knowledge of the comuion.pro..,t
prieties of life, let alone threw , of- the!
"profession."
".Modesty . sometimes eCtiliCB to be ft
vicluo."—Nar.
kir - This may or may not be so . ; but
►t 15 very sure that "modesty" will nos.
er "cease to be a virtue" in the scrib
blers for the Slat. Where a "virtue"
never exttsted, it cannot, ftnm the na
ture of the caSe, "cease." •3tod«ty
and contemptible Klf-conceit 11VVer 1111. X.
itirThe Star's talk abdut " antece
dents" exhibits a pitiable Nv ea k css of
judgment. "Fire .array, Flannigan:"
77,e !'residency —At - a Democratic
Convention, held in Junesborongb, Ten
nessee, on the 6th nit., :be Don. An
drew Johnson, of that State,wns reconn
mended as the Preference of the Con
vention for the Predeney of the Unit
ed States. The editor of the Junesbor
°ugh Union endorses the preference
warmly, and in doing Eo, pays a high
compliment to the Hun; William Bigler,
ut Pennsylvania, by naming him in eon
neetion with Governor Johmon, as trio
choice of that section for Vice Presi•
dent. •Tlie Union says :
"Governor Bigler, of Pennsylvania,
has many of the qualities of Governor
Johnson, of Tennessee. They are both
self-mnde men ; built from the founda
tion up of cemented material of their
own merits, and their friends know up
ou what to rely. ..1.3 we propose to re
vert to this matter again, wo will at
pres.ent close, annuuuciug,as ou.r pre
ference for candidates in ibis Presiden-
Ala! canvass tbo names of .Julinson and
"
The Republicans try very hard
to appear rejoiced at the result of the
Contest in the House of Representatives,
but the -elix:Lion_ of Mr, PENNISGTON
is not the victory they labored for
thrOugh eight' long weeks The same
ireault might luive been attained in the
⁢ or - Second week of the -beseion if
the Republicans had consented to drop
Ilut tlSis the would
Ai: tot --tifiliNitivor nobodf , was their
,rolikTiSg 9174 sed-thcy !would uitques
tion.#l2ly. -.4aze egintinued, to. support
8t x, had noisisuddcwpisnicTe, vied
th.n/J715.„.F91:P/91#11.418 withdrawal.
igr a DiVlte : iCedIA at 11 T • Essre,
nap IT the 'l:miles"' 'Count r y
.4 41 *OO -111.44.4
tires pti`liolln obiate Couisett
tion whicimmootisitauthibti#lposathe
40ilerifiPluaW
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Wirairt‘niis i
.' 111111 7 111 1 11 1011.11e... AlMainnng.....
MAI ! F n.--•
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i
—4O er ,:' , ed .:4 be Ildar pf Rep
t -• , , Ait/470 at they .
nilsd nose
e ni t
: II : 'tilis':''..po:n.
ass-
i ii . ..... : „ R d , mr s::: 4 1:
fa ti a li r l eotaa , 11 " Ttap n t l ie s il l . t h r :e o d s i d l o s
o s lea u rw r rfl ea r ay ere sp 7 es ie bo : r is:t: 4l:
aso
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rOliblA * XIII -t - lllh i n gt4 If as th e ' . ker the firli k the - ''.' ••n; -• loon
L'n
tic eiti of : , Mmt . , e4sl4l o.lnfiti m bear- ad for not del*.
he has two routes to the 11 1 44 t,
rolgtirrFfiChlfireek. was We to the stunt ;•- ....t........ , -
necti li n g g7 4 itli t""" tie . 4a in pe O -w f ti o ° rm (es " t a pe t t r tie w ‘ i-t i e l:d c u o ct - . asci noi . 04 1114)w ri ' 5p 44143 . : - . 1.: • 4*4 . 1 ,:r . „. 7 -' .-',...‘:::.',..- .....
trill concentration of the anti-Republi-, The conduct of the Democrats is in ' ,i. 40 _
91.! votes npon Mr. SMITH, ot North swi nob es le . contrast to that of their Weer- , p rom w ayy ,„b oro ,
host x plAySlX.s.:: ,I IT nd
Originally nookatlng a candi
olina.,•etaoffl tide Clay alit Webillar , A d a te r;( g ilk: n * l who was 1 mountain--a North and South line—then aii- *-1/ head "0 1 1Pftelneitiatiitsby• r.. n r
evicting the moun •
tam near Hughes's Rolling yoUr 0WE1,40111r1114 - "rbY , cireshiitut ti
At h i g , NMI was free from toy cos - tit= ' 9 he . , rqpresented the: mill, by
preferable
Tape-worm at or near the Gate-house. king : r mmi ---''------"'---:4 '."-----:—.: . 'a
; tlxie aumpoxithet n M e c a n r c t e h r e G G a u p m r :S a _p d r . i c n r gil in tl g ie t ti t i l i:o o t: ' I ta lt a7e ir e . I:ere , i: l'nfort: that2:itintageuts
ties with proscriptive Know Nothing.. Democratic organization, they did not
.TSBURG id .6-48- W1; 1 ' 1 94.0 ( 0 tasi
tern . Atalottg 14oso who had on. prior I insultingly and defiantly proclaim that
ona trips, witheut.eiptesunt „
Itfro.:-Socaet, hilltno' ether rntin7.sheNlid
tidings t'o tie Aglit, eross
billOti voted f.or
, him were Mr. MDR- : the south side of the mountain to - Snyder's sarr' bwri i niebeen taidefoi 4, - " " Aiiftlyttidll 4 iiNfie
. u d la c i fit t;etvi l een 9 ettp . barplettarothabe three
, aiiil. tearing the.ha
• become Speaker with their approbation;
RIB, Mr. SettAsTos ' and Mr. JUNKIN
-Tom'. areett•about-squaroteof a.tuile ahure
, but in a spirit of magnanimity and true
limpe
a Pennsylvania, elected to their pre- nationality, they repel - m.IF, , - Were - 4 tic,-"41-s partment, the Pustroasteat issuumu i pl i II n
Air] g seitts by - t he t t People's pa rt y t '' assis t in t i ll election t i of o
a.National man, -
Lo - der':,. then along the side of die mountain instructed to make upmails fa to
* ic or- to &butt! Bigham's enilth shop; iip iinetberrua, • ' daily. except Suuday,aud send dietilia
viliiiJi pretended nt the time to be en- ; outside
nizatt o oti t t to li a regular
a country u n a tr in v tni:rlit b e , then back to Reed's saw mill, lea% tng it - to the ()ter Junction and Gettysburg.” =,,:r„.l—•'4
tirely distinct from Mack Republican- ':
g reseuedlrom the disgrair and ' ganger right a hundred yards • ; then'down to Watson's' -'l2' -
ilw. Thny voted for him again on Fri- of the elevation of a candidata commit- :s"`r mill, leasing it to the right also a hundred j
dttv,.and their votes remaineLl so record- ; ted to the worst wltraisms of the sate- i Y ates; eriissiuganother Stream, OD to the Via
'ed until it. became manifest (the Devito- tional iterethlicans. To this spirit of dart- t ainting this line twenty-nine miles long,
liberality' oil the part of the Democratic' by using the thirteen miles of the Tapi-worm
chats going for Mr. Santa ) that he was
members of Congress is the coutstry in-itritat the Viaduct to Ibis place. We understand
to be made the presiding officer of the d e n te d .l d e fe a t o fu ...:
for We .e/oai. ...r. QIJERMAN ; i that this route a ill be an easy one to grade.
House, when they withdrew from him,' fur had not the concentration upon 31r. mostly side cutting. and light at that.
elaimploi thiir votes, and difrating an or- SMITH carried confusion and dismay 1 Mr. Gift has also surveyed the old Tape
. into the R
gtodi:IVINI: epublican ranks,. they would ; worm . to aecertulu the co , t of completing it.—
A congressional report says: have Djiiek Li SitEit3lAN illidefitillfly, Or : Of the nine wiles from the Gate-house to the
•
tin THADDEUS STEVIAIS said, moil the ' viaduct. shunt eix niild or more are gr.ided.
'‘ Mr. Junkin changed his vote from " crack of doom," with the 11011eitif cap-' Tenting u few tunnels end rock excavations to
Mr. Smith to Mr. Sherman, thus spoil- t urin 6i• the Her s
ouse through bhe exhitu do, and some embank
lama,. lint route is
lig for the time the cleaner of an election. tiun. ' thirty miles in length. but the di ff erence lu the
Mr. Seration withdrew Ins vote from The Opposition members ofonr Legis- ' euat would nut be much.
Mr. Bison, and put Mr. Corwin iu nolii.. lawn:, who were so ready to applaud I iii ,• , , , .
r, ( , tit has rcturucd dome, and 1. now ea
t4itiori. :
their representatives in Congrtps for 1 g•sae s i iamsking his calculations rutile repo rt ,
i Cries of 'too late'—great sensation their firmness in supporting Mr. Sprat- lac., -- -.- 'P '
,
citsued on 1111 hides.
.NIAN, should now Vasa another *entail,
3Fr. Morris, of Pennsylvania, under- i will Like action upon it in a few weeks, when
s anding that the Republicans present ,
4
SIi}.ItMAN Was abandoned. off at Warne ' sborti.
• itek - On Friday, Jno. W. Volley, of 1 w ill ti ,,k - • .
congratulating the country that Alr.
, I •
pow,.
meeting 6 to
come
. r. Corwin, of Ohio, w i thdrew his vote i ' scir Tb e Railroad Meeting at Waynesboro'
fir Mr. Smith, and voted for Air. Cor- . place on Saturday, the 18th of 1. eb,
'sin ! , Philadelphia, was: elected Clerk. tic-' last, Capt, EtruaLnrecvs, Crpt.llcCtito7, D.
Hisses from the galleries mid the , cessary to a clibide 111—Forney 11'2 ; : WILLS, Esq., and others ars expected to address
floor. Great confusion prevailed." 1 Allen 77 ; Taylor 23 ,I 1 Dalton 8. Mr. tWs meeting ,
, This was (lie commencement of a ride " - : Il o ffman, of Allegheny county, Md.,
This
to defeat ...11r. Smith. THADDEUS
!
i Was chosen Sergeant-nt-Arms. Neces
rims thew inade a ntotion to adjourn „ Lary 60 a choice, 107—Hoffman 114 ;
ti) Monday-1 1 0 afford time for macaw Glossol,rcnner 9
- I - (t oo d 7: Th ese
0; - a d erw
ig—Which prevailed by a small tn a -l electiOns win.° brought about by the
j Pity.
;
. • I
, i "coalition" which elected the litepult-
Mr. McPumuioN, the member from lican Speaker:
! esented him fur his sarrage a high
s r.timents on the Tariff question, eon
, Berman. Verily, "men do nut aTways
l is district, notwithstanding the !fret',t
tin the perspa Of 31r. Scum be had
t nod cpuservatire old line Whig, of
-Wed and outspoken l'ennsylvania
t tined to cast his vote for the Ilelperito
i r.uttice what they preach::
I On Mot.day, the Republicans, not- 1
tilthstanding ti.eir previous boasts that,
tRI' would adhere to Sherman until
' the crack of doom," and until a place, )
slot: to be mentioned to ears polite, -
' should freeze front shore to bliOle,"
itlidrele hint, and Lonlinated 31r. YRS- 1
. INCTON, of New Jersey—thus virtually
. cknowledging the hopeless defeat of
i icendiary llelperisni. Three ballots
- ere then laud, the last tesulting: Pen-,
ington 115, Smith 118, scattering 5--! v
r essary to a choice 1147.
4.
I
On Tuesday morning, Mr. Salmi, of
..viorth Carolina, nose antl.expra.-wted his'
thanks for tbe support which was ac
corded I.im when his amore had been
!resented for the .Spe alscrship. Ile
said 119 would cherish to the latest peri
od of roislitir the cempiiinent which had
teen acconled him, and,- in conclusion,
echoed the nomination. nis retnarks,
tkiotiglikrief, went Tnecived ion purl
tic spirit, and they, were heartily up
lauded.. ... . .
.51r. MCCLEBNAND, of Illinois, was
then lioniinatAron the Dekincratic side
--find after. dehate,•a ballot was, had,
with the forlowink result: N‘Tessary•
lb a choice 117--rennitigton 110, Mc
tlernand 91, Gilmer 5, 'McQueen 6, Mills
Son 6—Pennington lackir.g but one vote
4f an election. IT. WINTF.III I)Avis, of
Ifluitimore, consummated the infamy of
is position by casting him vote for the
lack Ilepublican candidate, Penning.
n !
; On Wednesday, a Speaker was chosen,
and the protracted i-truggle ended.—!
Pennington recciCed.ll7 votes, Mr.
1110Clernand 85, Mr. Gilmer
remainder scattering. The Speaker
1 4lect was conduZted to the chair, when'
i 4
too made a brief speech, and the Rouse
•
adjourned until Friday.
The overthrow of Mr. Sherman and
the election of a less objectionable Op
position Speaker, is, under the Orem
stances, as great a triumph as we had
any reason to anticipate Teem the coin
'
! mencement of the wtruggle. The Dem
operatic members have by their firmnes
•
thwarted the original plans of the Re
' publimns, and prevented the lasting,
disgrace of the elevation of one of the ,
4ndorses of Helper to the third position ,
in the Government.. 'I he concentra
{ion upon Mr. Smith, although it failed
Of entire success, broke up the cot
rupt combination of which Sherman
?vas the centre, and crushed out the
factious sad defiant spirit which ani-
Mated his followers. To the heavy
t. oto for Air. Smith on Friday week is
the country alone indebted for an or
ganization at-all at this time—but for
it the Republicans would stilt be-voting
.;for their .11elperite candidate r John
ipherman !
- We clip the following ;timely pare
!rum thollirrie but Pritfiot and
nion
Threountry will now know where to
• ttabh tire rieponsibillty for Ms long'
• lity ih the orguiVelibidb- of Lbogreee..
irepithltiolute-dalOvered-cittly in
et)fittinplfiafti+Sktplidlri gikninY
014
ocommencisttiota 4 , could be • •
01 1 0tOr-j;V .a. 13 :::0@141471 . 4 .7
w 4-14
"For Illfhat 'I"
The Philadolphia Daily Arius, in
speaking of the ebntest for a Speiiker in
.1.110 National Ifouse of Ileprwentatiros,
renytEks : -" Luring the- whple of this
protractea struggle, the wheels of Gov
ernment have been arrested in their
onward coves° 1 Ile public brtaii tors
have clamored lot their pay; the. mail
rofitraertors' have suffered embarrass
ments and e ttlattoss ; the eontuu: rein' and
manufitetering interests and business
of the North hnve n paralyzed
And for what ? That die Black Repub
lican party might thrhst into the Speak
er's Chair an endorser of the treat-tum
ble,
.insurrectiorptry documents of the
North Carolina lkinton Howard
.I,lelp4T v 114 thetiNkty stretstli to
the posit ion and promote the aspirations
of \Via. 11. Seward for the President-3-
is 1560." '44lh—every word truth.
o PALP"I.ChstPP-ei•
Every oa - e Who has vikitod the Capi
tol during the.sessions of the Legisla
ture for the past. twy. or Olive years,
has noticed 11l the rotunda a venerable
gentleman, butnywhat turned of sixty,
with at mine to support his tottering
frame, entbreing order among - the young
rowdies iu the ht,bit• of ,ecnigregating
there. This; . with mule light iuciden-
WI ices, pi.st wined to the duties of
his Alec, which he always faithfully
diseltaiged, at a eoMpensation of, pZtr
kaps, one del tar per day. This old man
was a solajer in the war.of 1812, and
served his.tountry ill the tented tivld.
The Legislature in employing him at a
light compe»sation, only d barged a
duty, in smoothing the old soldier's
pathway to Liao grave. Old Pap Chap
pel has always been a Democrat,
hitherto his polities have not heel; made
a subject of inquiry. lle was old, he
was faithful, he had served his country;
This was known, and this was his pass
port to the small office which he held
from successive Legislatures. But this,
with the present Legislature—or rather
1% itlt the Bouso of Representati - ves—or,
to natak Etill more gum dcdly and ac
curately, with the Otepiiblh au) sap
pointin.' o ffi cers Or the House, was not
sufficient to save the old man's head
this winter. He had, we believe, been
re-appointed—at least he was permit
ted to continue in the discharge of the
duties of the office until We'lliesday
last, when ho was discharged. Is any
ono curious to know the reason ? We
know of but one. On Saturday - last he
voted for George J. Shoemaker, the
Dunioeratic candidate for „Assembly. an
old citizen who had been kind to him
in his declining years—and fur this
crime ho was dismissed. Dismissed with
the frosts of nearly seventy- winters on
de head, dismissed after having
faithfully served his country and dis
charged the duties or his ofhee, simply
because ho voted for a friend, that
friend being a.Democ - rat. Will tiot.the
Republican members of the House, the
Honest and boriorable in that party, rec
tify the great wrong ?-4arrnsburg Scn
and.
a/iirThe Star publishes an article,
taken from the Harrisburg Telegraph,
iu which it is dated that " the office
was folind to be a sinecure, and our
[their) political friends abolishei it on
the score of economy, and to save the
tax payers from unnecessary expense."
'rho Star thus endcavont to create the
impression that the Compiler eQuglft, to,
give a false ?ploring to *spiel* am*.
4,4;913m9014 0 W0 9 9^-‘but, t;oitt to tta-o*
:war , for unfair nem an 4 wtoc isratji,
ty, it stopo joist *no mOOO-short of tlio
illOottinbirartst!S w hoictriktio
itot4oltre444..lat alfrinaiNtelf 91 a
Mack Repstklipmto Otis) szaecork". 77 4*_
"aboikstoir
is
TAP "VieliOtPo -
Man .
** th e tolittvw" ,dl
!up1e , ..0 11/ 1 0 1 0: Merl*
,114•Villiallio AV. AMOK I
• ,Arksi Simetiiiit.N•wArtion, maw
Ileums, aased- Auk IteWietalinoingitks,
ebp*Wwft.i. ofs.p o st
oecepitibr twaP .9l44 o*
mitap f lAirAtlllo/ItP
-
El !!! I
Union
t• 1 FITS! IVIIY I'II.OIINEST.—For a longtime
I there WWI a paragraph making its regular
. I Neely appearanee in our column', with the
..REVENUE, BOARD.—Hon. S& t, Rum-, a
b t rief i , h e
b ut :miphatic a ords, " Fits I Fititi" always
l t ..ll(l t . h t e o
1 1 4 ,e 0: 1 1 , 1 . C ‘ . :1 0 1 L i .T u a lre : i t i t i o i l v e l 1
t e i ti m p a t i l i o e n,
w b l tt , t. ,
sus, of Fulton county, has been appointed n „ t t , i s ,
Ile% rune Cumniisiioner for taut judientl dis- , could s„taptithize in the sorrow.; of ollism e7 .-
trlrt. Judge Ilmbirmon is well qualified for Some per:soils are 'hocked at any indication of
the 1104140 e, mit wo veereete Its dutiectri. disease. and are et en t . hrom ti Into nervous ex
citement on witiiciing a liesn.e or a coffin.—
eiently and satisfactorily.
Tl)elltiard dlit sit•Harrisbneg on Wildnesda,r- tu look digeut.e and e% en death in the face a hh
morning last. It meets once iu eiery thiee calmness, and especially take em ery oPPorilial
ty fur lit iating disea•e. Virwed hi this light,
oars, and•its daties. see-to ascertain the fair
the ad v el tisetnents of S, S. limier, of 108 Haiti
value of the propertrin'tbe.city of•Philadel-more street. Ilaliimore, Mil„ paaaeis a certain
&in, and the'set.eitil'conntles of thelommon - i interegt. and thwo• aho know of any one suf..
the feriug Crum Epilepsy, Spit,tii , , tie Fits of any
wealth, made taxable by law, equalizing
kind, should feel it a pleasure to rut out his
same as far as po . saible, so as to make all her adverti,einent , or in some other say send word
taxes bear as equally as_ practical:di spun all to the afflicted of the great value of his reme
property in proportion ttirs-artunl 4 ralue. il, diem. Thar can be sent to any par, of the court
mail. Price, .."*.l per him. Two, sll.
V. Kut.i.su, of.,Shrewsbury,''Vtirk ,county 're.: 4 11 7 by
o • Twelie, *34, Jan. :3, lot
pratieuta this district. I - •.......• -
- TIDY GREAT ENGLISH liINEDY
TELEGHAPLI.—The last Hanover Spectator 4.1
ei..llll.nE ' S llt.t.atrutAecer FENIALZ PaLts,
effort was made ou Tuesday morn- prepared h•out a prescription by Sir J. Clarke,
inifiest to 'dispose of - the rernditite . introitut of N. D., Physician F.xtrmrdiaary to the Queen.
This well. knoveu ii 4 nu imposition, but
stock fo &rite the extension of a telegraphic
• a sure anti safe remedy fur Female Difficulties
Hue to this town. The whole, and more thau an d ( o,„ ti . m . i i„,, a, from any cau.e whatever,
enough, was subseribed" for in a tew hours.-- • and although a powerful remedy, they contain
nothing hurtful to constitution. To MAU-
Application has hems' made for a titaitei - i•on
mei) Laurie.. it peculiarly suited. It will, in
receipt of which 'the ;oar. will immediately
a strontium. bring on the monthly period with
continence and the communication be estab
-4 rtltty.
Halted is about-thirty days thereafter." 4 111:s have never been known to fail
That paper 4.0 contains the I.set eedings of where The directions ou ?..1 page of pumphlet
a meeting, held in that place, on Wednesday,
an well obserled,
For further particulars get a pamphlet Of the
of the Ifatweer , Gettysburg nod Esamitalairra. agent.
Tvilegrapis Gompsiny"--ajtonsist l'ecata Pres'. 1 4 ;.11.—51 and C po.tage stamps imCinaied to
delft, and' Lumzw, Esq., Steritary—to a
ta ny authorized eget. will insure a bottle, con
iningover ..10 pill. p by return of mail.
ft-rtiter the project.
- I T. W. l)cott 1 Son. Wholesafit Agents, Phila.
delphia. A. D. Buehler, Agent, Gettysburg.
June 13, '59. ty •
SUPI'EII.—The Operatives - of the Getty's.
bow Railroad gisee , .l Supper at Mi. tot YkT'S
Washington Mouse," ma Tuesday evening
hist, on tlitl occasion of Mr. C. X. • MA/MI re
tirlog fru% the °Road.. It will be recollected
that.Slr. N. WUR the first Conductor in the em
-1 ploy of the C.eU;sburg Railroad Ululation),
and occupied thatxortion until compelled to
ntijlt-lAt oF account 01 his belga*, For ievetal
mouths past he had been acting teL as
Ticket and Freight Agent—up to Tuesday
evetilpg last, the term of Mr. litsNatt, the rep!-
, lar appointee, commencing on Wednesila;
morning. (the Ist of Feb.) The Supper was
gullet, Up iu first-class style, reaCClllig much
credit upon the House. and was enjoyed eiilt
en appreciating relish. After "discussint , : -
the goods thiuge on the tables, sentiments a ere
. offered and short speeches made, and A general
good time was bed—the Hhole passing o& in
a very pleasant manner. 'I he t Lank:. of all the
guests are.sine to the ninth...sullied emplo;eec
or the Willsoad for their liberality displa; ed ou
the Lit:easion. •
• Stge'llieilanoterBwrotor inalteii the . follow-
Llark4 in regard to an nrtic•le which op
peered in the last Adams Swie/ aniniadrerting
' npou.t Lecture delis ereil itt that plai..e by pr.
I'xr►•t.a. of York :
' MR report, though necessarily a mere out
line. vat. correct as tar dr it went. We regret
that it 11.,5 - to any eitent olleanied the religious
• -ensibilitie. of our much respected !Fiend of
the -Sentinel," but we bay* io apologies to of
fer either tur Dr. Vetter. lilt audience or our
sek e.. The lecture emitained it-vast dew, of
pm...Lb.:l mid useful information - and oseeitent
td t ice. ( oficeruing the theological sof- ,
lanced by Dr. l'effer we hare no remark to
I rrtake. The tote of thanks was not underatood
b% him or any other person present as entiore-:
ing t1.0 , e Tien. in the slightest partictilar.—' ,
Apart trout this the lecturalke repent was “ill
structile and agreeable."
In a tette. before 115, Dr. ?O'er indignently
rcpt is s hat he considers the "bigoted °pin
-1 meats of the and says:
If Mr. Harper and the good citizens of Get
tysburg will procure me a tlaiL and pay say 14-
pewit , ' to and front Gettyataftx, I shall- enlight
en the editor on my Letterer, ou 'A - Nature and
her Lacs," for he certainly is in the dark as to
Loy !Position.
VA LIiNTINES - 1-4 7 AbliktiliES1-31a.
.111estan, adjoining tbe Post Office, Was Jett re
esirod a Jerre stock of Valeatipss, ere'ry vs
rkety otatyle aad price—to whist' lee Invites
rkwatteatioa of those desiring to patirteese.—
°ire' him a ea.
He also keeps -ply by frequent additions, his•
lama atmortment of contention., (MAI, 4c,, al
ways ready to swim any de m and . His motto is,
"sumlf profits and quick sales."
811i0W.--11112 region was suited by an old.
1040neri . ono - w itorm,on ferepity
--A-nai.480,04 0 , 1 r " a. 5. 1 1- ift~P:ate-n.
The sieighirg has hardly beast ". 441 yet
OA albite of U. bitirbas coakzeon
. re) 'duet. .
Blum us haft beewmakisig
ion* Ouumreitla
which
idat'lllll4lftittil *Ur Coitiorwirktelur
therisetioite.
,yoirliv..Nieralmivirelas.avirparchesed
~, Aid-1? of M. rim' FAR; in as, itt
d iA.Vist, itStag: -
.. Me...AispoW. , irmirosthas puruiiiir a - 11114
41,qt ftpOrogitadirl6 street, fro* -
. 4 1 1, 4 : *
.414 h . • . _.
I 4e . . 1 4 ,.. - ''' - ' 1 ,4 ..,- ' --' 11 . ..4" , • •
_ Ml* W1r5,141114,3 1 0r a toiti
khatnlW-414 11 4* 140104006011 10 1 * _ I
tee; 14i7rjaittrIlle:eilifi. '
CM
~Peati 1 MrQliae s.
DR. :100FLANDS CELEBRATED
BITTERS, prepared by Dr. C. N1.',1101,-
son Co., Philadelphia ' Pa., will effectually
cure Liter Complaint,, Dyspepsia, Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous Degifity. - Diseasea.oc the
Kidney+, and all diseased arising tram a diatir
. dered Liver or sitomaeb, such as Constipation,
Inward Piles, Fulnes4 of Blood hi : the Head,
Acidity of the S t omach, Nausea, Ileartbarn,
Di•gu,t fur Food. Fulaella or Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Kruetatious, Siadclar or Flutter.
ing nt the Pit of the Stomaell,garhamilg of the
Head, Hurried and Ditlicujt Breathing, Ant
; tering.at the Heart, Choking or sisffoeatingiten
. sensation* 14 hen in a I , ,ing - pustirrie, ginaheee of
Vision, Dot. ur Webs before the Sight, , Fever
and Dull Pain iu the Bead, Deficiency of Per;
apiration, Yelluier.ess of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side, Hack, Chest, Limbs, Ire., Sud
den Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
-Conataut Imagining of E)il, and great Deprioa
, ion of Spirits.
These Bitters are sold at '; cents per bottle,
Lt druggists end dealers in medicinal ever,.
a herr. A. I). Ili ent.nu, Agent, Gettysburg.
I Jun. 23. tin
On the 'J.! iiisl. ' by the Iles- Jacob Ziegler,
Mr. JACI)11 W. PETERS to ]lire SALIAh;
lERMAN.I.Oth tit 3lentsgien township.
tin the 2d iuft..thr the Rev. /1. Bishop. Mt.
HENRY ii. JACOBS to Mify ELMIRA - 1,
11AGEY, both ul rt% tow ti..hil A k
tin the 'id ito.t., 81 Mount :51. 441Tv'S College,
by the Ike. Mr. MeMorilie, M.Y.-I'IIJUrP2 A.
:AIVEENF:I" to Miq.4 M.lltY litiNNELLY,lioth
of Fretlerirk county, Md.
ton the ult.. xt. Wntiles's lintel, by the
Ito - . J. It. Keiser. Mr. M M. l'h:ThiK DAYIRIFF
to 11A.1:1" JANE NV,,lll:\b:R, both of I , red•
rick count. M.l.
On the 31, , t ult., hr the Rev. P. Aliptadt, Mr,
ANDREW IV'S:q.t.:IL to Miss. tSII:SANNAII
DEARIntIiFF, twat of Fritokitu township.
Op : ., titurilay trruru,ittii luA. tiller 12 hours'
of alrplexy. , Mrs.
BIA)CliEl:, %ire of Mr. John Blocher. of ('um.
berlatol township. in the Gills seer of her age.
Uu the 21 inst., at the residence of Tier. Or.
hutigher, Mrs. II ABTHA NESBITT, in the itlth
) ear of her nge.
On the 27111 ult., in Henover, Mr: lIENRY
aged 7t: cars 9 inotiOnt . sc 16 dove.
On the Ilth ult., SABAH
dittsghter of Joseph and:iamb Ja . tt triishqsi, of
Mountpleaaeut tuanAili,aged Isirarlrmintlis
and r.tt dors,
Oa the kith ult„.1011 irgstzr rOtilrnft,
aged 2 years 1 tuantit and 29 'days::
Oa Weds May, 1 dt, flAirstrilyr t ansi a Wm ,
nink... SI J'Atellt LITTLZ. agetos7oors 4 o ll, ll ll 4o ,l, P4
10 day.a.
Ihmrest fathrriLts
turel'o,
Ilera lalpo ba lki*oply r •
' thaitidatiValocimvftes.—.
)la *watt mgr. sorniow.sked• . ,
Tot again •
ago awl 441 ma ' .O l •
Tbsa. .
haat ..EV J4 - o , o*.it 01 4 1*; "
WINK /*ltirel Imatio aid, i ' •
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1111111 ik, ~ • . . Ciiinlielidoo.•
On tin asel etc .
11
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and J. A. Illetatibard RElS'elitTia4.'
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WO test ber for • Nosos, „ ,•
nos bleSsso4 liar sway; •
= se t ur elltafir ste,
Os l* ritb_ sit , limuujcr ittingria
I ew iiticusiowto adiellooll, or tstor ip,
sea& If "Wks asersti 3 days._ • .ba.
hiss, Sus ebsaged Met lovely sower
hitoilipmennLayi eissoimurissrt,
fluevietlfecoadoet es biriao,
4164 irimr *VT6 coiled is Part tI i
.I aIMJ billeirer 'weft ereeir• , 4 , „
Vpa, Owl Or* map are l,,.,
' Or rabbis . efss sasksis psis t• - v-ei 1 4 ,
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