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The Comm.“ is publishqd every Monday
morning, by my" J;_Sngm. at $1 75 per
annunt if 'paid strictly lawman—s 2 00
pel‘ annuvn} if~ hbt p‘aid in advance. No
aubscriptio’n discontinued, unless at the
option of the publisher, until‘all «names
are paid: r
Anna-ﬁshingihnertedntthousua‘ﬁtes.
_ Jon- ansnxc done withjeétneas and
dispatch. a ’ ‘
Omen in Soutthaltimox-e street; nearly
opposite Win'mplens' ’l‘inning Establishment
-—‘“ Col mum Pgmilxa chz ’l' on 'the sign.
Register 8: Recorder.
.\'(‘OL'R'AGED by my lricn‘dn, I oﬁcr my-
E self” a ‘anllidnle for theplﬁce orREGIS
PM: I: “minim-Imm the next. election, sub
ject to 111 decision omhe' Democratic County
Conventigx. Should! be no formant: uto
Le‘ nominated and elecwdﬁ promise to dis-
Ishurge the duties bf the ofﬁce to the beat of
my nhihty. ‘ “'3l. K. GALLAGHER.
(idlyshurg, April 27, 1863. N: ‘
Register 8t Recorder.)
0 THE VQTERS 0F ADAMS COUN’l‘Yz—e
_ At. the urgent solicilulinn of nnbmlg/I om-r
myself as ll cundldate for REGISTER &: RE
(‘IURPHIL nul-joct lo the da'irion ohm: Demo
cxxmc_('mwxy (‘on ‘ou‘ifm. ‘Consl-iu‘hq 0f my
Ability to dischwrghlc dnlil-s of the afﬁx-e, nnd
nomly of lht- pram: of the mmv, I pit-due my
self to fnilhttu‘.diachurgze lht- «Inﬂow: and
packet ghc proﬁle if the pccplv urt- kind e‘r‘nngh
to I-lwt mo, 11. FITZGERAM).
.\lultllomu'n, June 1,1353. tc :‘ ‘
- Reglstez: 8: Recorder. 1
T the :olivnmlipr’i of uuun'rou’i (Hedda. I
A again (MN m; scll' IN «T mdidam: tot lhf‘
Olhu- ul I‘HUISTERR IHCCURI)EI(,nt the ensu—
mgviovlnu:l,auluru to Ihr tlcgisinn uuhr Demo
‘rmt' (,‘uunly CUIIVL‘niiOII. Should I he so
tuuun xle as to be numumtud and L'lL‘tU'l', I
[do-1,4.“ I'uyvlf In diulmrgv the duties-u! [he
oHiFI- lu Ih(‘ ln‘x'LK', wynhjlity. I
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“wily-burg, ‘.lnn‘h 30, 1388‘. lei
Registnr 8: Ret‘erder. ‘
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1 mxmzr: EILLY.
115*
Iv7'nhl’. ,\l.,\l:l_\’ 213.18
Cigr}: of the Courts.
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4 . ‘ | . '- .1 , .
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T)‘1~(I|u;;n' Ill" dlnf'ss of t‘m- Jim-c hitln Ill).
J‘ACHI; S ‘..\Ul.l‘m‘.
.’.:, IMF“
\Jmmhuh-A nu! 1p , .\l H‘
, Clerk of 111.0 Courts.
r ‘H HIE \"Hf‘lJlr \H" .\D‘\.:\"V'~4.U['NTY:—
1 mm“ nH:m~p~:»-Wring cnx‘nnraucd Ly
nmnmuud flu 11‘“, I 05hr mywil In ymr cun
mulunmn up: a ("“l‘; Mu fur ‘.lc utliu‘ of
('llliliii All“ THE ('UL'IH‘S. n! (he llL‘.\l Lit-r-
Imm ~uhjvrx lu 'lgL- ului:iu:x of Hm Dummnlic
‘(Hvunu {lmu‘nl on, Slmull { rum-He UlO
Hulxmmzlun :uu'. lw Llucu-d. l >llnll duh "Appro—
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Hm ll'un-s ullln‘ nlncc l-rolnplh .\n|l\\i.h H-icl
.iu. .\DA‘J .\6{XTER_._,
Flrlukliu tp , .\pnl 65150.3. 1L _
Clerk of the Courts.
{l} (l RUM: “ill M:x oztlunliulult- fnr tlm
. IMAmerMir nmninalmu fur ULH'IK (H’-
’¥ ‘l4 ml'n'rs. .\llﬂ‘lllll he he sucwsslul, he
plmlmw mum-H Lu inSe mm [)rnp‘t-r oxrrl'mn
)ur (M-tmu. ’ . [tiny $lBO3. lc
Clerk of ,thatgougts.
H- WHEF “2i” hvn cnndhlaté {6l‘ (7LEBK
11, up Tm; mum‘s. enhju-z‘to we de
(“hiun M 1110 Domncrulir ('uumy Umn‘cn’iion. ‘
’um_\~lu.m,s|‘ny H. 1806. m ‘
Clerk of the Coﬁrts
'l' HI» mh’: ”an ufflxunu‘roni friends. I }
‘A‘ ”til-Influx 4-” :N .\ «Nnnlhln'e lor the “Rice
-0: CLERK ‘UP THE (1:171:13, at the eﬁ§uxung-f
(-ll~rnun.-su|-j(-vt to Hit- «H-viﬂuanf [he UIIHO‘ 3
.mm- Cugmly ('Amu‘nlion. Shbulul I he SG-r“
tunuzuue M to he- unminuted and elm-god, II
Ngulgu m) ~r-lt m diCt'un'zc the duties of the
ulhuu m the best 0! my ability.
‘ ‘ JAMS ~
UK""“L\”"l’“§rixan.l3m. I: J: F 1“
*Clerk‘. of the Courts:
NCUHIAGP’D by :1 number of my friends, ‘
E I on” mug]! as n cmmidnle tor the oﬂice 1
h! ULHRK OF THE I'UITRTS, lit the cuming ‘
L-ltc7lml._sllhjl'c[ 'lO We dévision of the Demo
:rltiu' county L‘um‘cmmn. S‘hould I be 50k
hurl-"mm us to be numumtcd am! elected”!
“mg-o mysclt‘ (n discharge the duties of the
MW e Lulhlulh'. ' '
\ ' .\'n:um..\s n. snrm'Eß
Simhau 31)., .\prilli, 1863. la
Clerk Of the Courts. x
AT (he mmest request of muny friends, I of
fayucuemn: s a mnulinlme lnriﬁh’l‘lltK 0F
Tm: (:Ul’li'rs, subject. tu tLge decision of the
Dﬁnﬁmmtw County (lonv’ensiun. Should] be
uomiualml mul elm-NHL I pledg‘e my besteﬁ‘crta
m a fui‘hful and satisfactory discharge of the
duxliemll hr ﬂﬁ cu.
‘ ‘. , CORNELII’S DAUGHERTY. »
Cumberland tp., Aug. 2:), 1865: )0
Dlreotor ﬁ the Poor.
H'nre requested 3to announce ANDREW
SHULT/..‘of Latimore township, u .
candidate for Director of the Poor, at the next.
‘election, subject. to- xhe ‘decision of 1.1:: Demo
cratic County Convention.
June I, [8634. N: .
2 ‘ Plcking : ~
I ‘smmwnn HIS * ,
. 5‘ SPRING 4: SUMMER CLOTHING
s‘" cums ONE, com: ALL.
myzis, 18:13. : __
”mime: HAS macmvsn ms
P SPRING a: sunnaasmrmxu
0 to PICKING’S for you: Spring nud'Sum
me; CloLhing‘. ' ,
ALICOES, Ginghms, ngigsjﬁ—nﬁicéi
rates, 5% FAHNCSTUOK 8308’. Sign .1
:5 gm Front. s ._ *.
BAwoaA‘L BOOTS,—“Kue, mien one
you gm. those nice Balmbral Boots 2" “A 4
. , L i _ WLHEN’Y’S."
__ _~,_._.~_,“".1‘ :«‘(‘-.—.. .‘.
SAGO, Arrow Mﬂthumh, Ricerﬂonr
4nd Gelatih, {or sul'e ul. Dy: HORNER‘S
Drug Sm. ._ ; -
Br H. J. STAIILE
4:51:11 Year- "
i '_ A
Sheriﬁ‘alty. -.- ' i
T (he solin-italiou or nu'nemun friends; I
A om-r myself as a candidate for the o'ﬂiuc
of SHERIFF, n: the ensuin‘g election, suhjer-v.
to gin: ducniuu of the Democratic County 009- J
\‘L-lllinn.‘ Slmulll l he so .fnrtnnlte u m be
namxmtel and elm-Led. l phage my~elf to JR.
chzu'gé the dunes of the 011-7159qu thy best. of ‘
my‘uhiluy. - GHO‘ ". PICKENRODE.
Gctlplmrg, .\hmh 30, léul cc
' , ‘ , Sheriﬁ'aity. ‘ i
, E‘IéOW—CITIZENS 0F ADAMS CO.:—
F “Ming hum impnrtunrd for snmr-mm- In
ln-cnm'c a ('mndlvhte for the ()ﬂim-‘nfSIIHRH’F,
l n‘nw‘unnmuu-c mysc-N :1 rxuulid‘ale for ﬁnk
”ﬂirt-x [milk-cl lu xlu' [eruvr‘n'iu Numiunliﬁj
(‘mﬁwnt'nnj bhnuld‘l he cu tnrlnnute as to‘
he numinfnv’i mul‘r-lomf-d I prmhicq m dis-V
charge II I: uulim of mid «ﬂiée promptly and
will: ﬁdelity. Your obedient servant.
ZAUHAXUAI‘ MYERS
April 27L15‘63. 1c - ‘ V
c To the Public.
ENT’HIUHN :——IL is rt-porlml Tn some parts
G of Hut-(mun), lay ~3|uunu|l tll>posoll pm
.ﬁun, Hut I Imu- wixhxlxt+n from being a (min
dMnH- lur‘tlu- Sin-riﬂkhgr—Nid rt-pnrr. being
u hull‘r Eihyni-E “1'1?”th Yl‘p my friends I would
say that [m-wr needcdflénrc 0' their a-s‘ishm 9
Hum now In by lb" {“3}?ch m the war I lune
bu'n dq-riwd U!" the mm“: 13th \lech I could
maker; lninf; ‘ Ynuri, ‘ * _ *
ZécIfAHXAH MYERS.
. Aug. T, 18GB. ‘3'. J 7 ’
She'riffa} ty.
VPOY'RAGED by mnmirnu! friendeﬂ‘ nﬂ‘vr
E rm =(‘lf' vi u‘cnuli‘lmv for the. 0(1in of
hunlill‘l", sulujm l 10 Ihr dun-ion of the [ﬁrm
urrdw (fuuun (11-nymlinu. Slumld Ihe num
ilth-Iklud ‘ lurlu-«l, K plodgr-‘m; 5111' toglisulmrgv
[he .luti‘s uf (l‘c nﬂim- mlh fummplnou nud
iulpnninhly. ’vJUSEI'H A. NIH-JNDU'HFF:
3'l_uuulju;tp., April 27, 1653. u
. ‘ Sheriffalty.
ITLI.().V Cll‘lZ.‘€\S:——-r\t the earnest so"
E mi Minn ufnyxn) friends in all purts of
HM; rum”? 1 “Her Il'j'ﬂ‘lf‘. us;a;§mul'w‘:m2
fur Iln- . ”J" nfﬁlllilill'li. In. the néxt clrcx'mu,
.suhjm l ‘lO HH- AHTiaiulllH the lmnxgaaliu (‘uun
1y l‘unu-nl'un. .\hunH 1:110 .num'u'ntk-«l :2qu
(1' ("(nl.| lulu-'gv nuwlt X.§—:lll\l}.la.r;_v‘bl}leJliliu
of lhv uﬂin'o .tdilld'ul‘.) mul‘womprly.
‘ .\U.\.\| HEBERT.
Franklin tp., Apr“ 27. lwa. lc’f ’
‘ ‘Slieriffalty. ~ ,' .
IXt‘n!’lt.\(.i-‘.l)hvnnmcmus friends, Inﬁer
I‘l m_\-rh '~ 1 1 “NJ-l I: “fur Illa: nlYu'v: (If
> vl‘JiH‘F. Hilly II (n [ln A!(l'§»lull nl [hr I‘M-In
n: mt..- ( '~l|l|"\‘ (‘.mm. min .\hwuX-i Ihe num—
in u. .t .‘.u-I . l. - u-f lpimluu- m: WI! m disrhprge
Ilw;.l|ln's ..l' I‘u- urnr ﬂzx'n [-ru'upXm-q ‘zlllti
xm'éull n! t_\‘. ‘ S.\\H,'l:l. HIKE“. .
Hunlum [ll,, May 13, ISM}. h
f ' . . I“ “ T” '3
1 Shqrxﬂ'algty. - f
"“U t.)l:I.‘.\!:l i) by manj‘im-nr‘.‘<. I um-rmy
'l‘, 1n .. .~..u.1n1:.x.-jz;,é MH‘Jm'V n! 111(-
m_J [l‘l'lv-II I|‘ Lu“! l-I _l'lu- vlmhiull ul 2h"
Ih'umv-rmr “numb. " - nrntiulL Shujlhl I b
Mummy "I nl Hull -|u ”- l‘i ‘|l‘t\Hl-~(‘ m [lt-ri'mul
lh- dnh. ‘4 Ilm n-HI-‘c “ML lida-lily and im
[n.‘rl'..lhi\ ‘ .I"”\~_‘i“¢JL.\-§I“EI{.
Mounlplm .mx I",‘\f'l||l{.l."u.i. lie".
Shoriﬂ'alty.
; .\‘(‘U!'lt.\(.‘lill|.ynx}m(rou~z fricndﬁi'nznin
4 mm m\ ~« If n: :1 rainl‘dme tnrihcoﬁicc'of
mfﬁnnrr, Mllxjw L lo the dmismu u! the: “(In
(utdic l'mn'l. ('unwnliml. .\lhuuhl ILL-nom
mug] and vh-HL‘L l pledge mvsvlfM disdmrgv
{he duties ”1' [he olﬁce w-Hx prmnpmw, :unl'
impnrli llll‘ . , CEURUI‘; BL'SHM‘AN. ~
. (‘umhcll uni} (pi, .\lunh 5w l-w'ii.‘ _
1953“ “Aging Lyon infuTmed 'of a ’rcpnrt‘ in
circ Almion to tlée clincr'lhm lihtL-nd to run
.H ll'l Imh-pi-ndcit ('.mdichrc shonH I not he
numinnlml’ by the I‘qmocmﬁ’ County Convb'h
tum, it Is due to myst-lr Lh..l I at once hmmi
Elu- saill‘lxqmrl. as utterly false. I have ILQ)(:I‘
butcimincd smh a thought, and feel myself
in lmxmr boﬁnd to u‘aidc by Ihc dqliqion of“);
Cuniomion. ns,nnnmu.crd in my curd nhm-e.
June s‘, 1863., ’ GEOI‘IGE BUp‘uMAN. ,
Sheriﬂ'alty. A
ECOI'RAGI-ZD'hy a number of friend: I
E (\lll‘l' myself as :1 candidate ml" Ihe oﬂiv-c
Ul Slllllill’r‘, subject to the dcnsmn at (he
.Dcumcnuix- County ('onveplion. Should Ibe
numinmwi mul elected, I pledge myself to tiis
cluuge llxc \lmics ol the olhce faithfully.
' ln-zxm' BUTLER
)[ounxjey {p4, April G, 18133. tu“
‘ Sheriffalty.‘ » J
ENCOI'RACHD by n nuﬁxher. ofJﬁ-ienrh I
nﬁ'or'mvsc-lf 213:; candidate for the ofﬁce
at SIII‘IRIFI“._ sulﬁde! to lhc_ deci ion at the
Dcmmnnic Cuunly ’Convcntion.‘ Should I he
nnmiriML-d «pd victim}, 'I pledge wmyEelf' to dis
charge the [duties o£ ghe tﬂire fuiLMjﬂly. ‘
' ' ’- .\l. MULLER."
Mnuntplmsnnt (p., June 22, 186-3.
—:’.—‘" ‘ ‘." ' _— __'_;“.'_——'
‘County Treasure? -
NCOURAGED by many friends, oﬂ'or my-
E self‘ns a. Candid-lid! fo'r COUNTY TREAS
URER, at-thc next «Election, sni-jcn to \he de—
cision of the Democratic County Cumjentjon.
Shuum I be so fortunate .'ls to be' nominated
and oh rted. I pledge myself to discharge the
duties ofllle otﬁce t'uitlnully and promptly._
" 5. ~ ROBERT D. ARMOIL
Geuysbntg, May I}, 1863. 1c ~
...-4 f _634 .- v;
~. . , ounty Treasurer.
NCOI‘RAGED by many lriends. lpﬁ‘er m‘y-
E self as n candidate for COUNTY TREAS-
Ulw‘ll, M. the next election, subject to the de
cision of, the Democratic County Conn-mien.
"Should I‘ he so fortunate a: to be nominated
and elected; I pledge myself lo‘disﬂmr2e the
duties of the ofﬁce faithlully and promptly.
\ ‘ .HCOB SuEADS.
Gettysburg, llnyiﬁ, 1863'. tc’ , .
County rllfremmrer.
RING freqnengly odﬂcitéd, l'oﬂ'er mvself as
a candidm-‘foutbb omce of cbusn’
TREASURER, subject to the decision of the
Democrntic County Convention. Should! be
nominated and elected, I pledge myself to dis
charge the dune: ol the ofﬁce fuizhfully and»
‘promptly. 7 JACOB TBOXEL.
4 . Gettysbnyg; April 27, 1863. . Kc
T ' Removals. . . x
7 HEundorsigned.beidgthe aﬂhoﬁzedpersof
to make remmals into Ever Ghen Ceme
tery, hopes that ﬁnch ns contemplate the removal
ofthc remains of dime-sad (clativea or friends
will avail themselves of this aenson oflhey'ear to
have it done. Remomlnmnde with promptncss
-—term'a lowynnd no eﬂ'on spagcdxlo please. '
‘ PEEK“ THORN,‘
llaich 12,’60. . Keeper of the Cemetery.
‘ Farmers? b: Mechanics’
AVI-NHS IKS’NTI'TIUN'UF ADAMS Co.,
S liming manual its unpiw..has enlarged
iu‘busin: »= my! extruded its accommodations
Loan d 5), Wednesday. [April 6, 1363. If
‘ - . Picking g
AS meal-11w» Ins . ~ 1
89mm: mums}: 01.0 mm)
‘ ' cm”: ungugmxm. \- a
Hwy 15; 1554;." ’ .
A DEM©©RATU@ AND FAWMLV S©URNALO
gETTYSBURG, 3A-, MONDAY, SEPT. “121:, .1863-
om: $311152;
"Tllli CONITITU‘I‘ION Al IT IS, THE
UNION AM IT WAS.”
BY KILL S. BAYIB,
The cohntry we at) denrlyJove,
’ Whiéh love shall still remain,
To warm the h’erns of Democrats,
And’make it one again; I
The nation cries Mouton moie
lem-nsk for honest. laws,
Thy.- Ctxnslitutinn m: is, 'go
The Union as it «115. ,
Cuouts—Th'eu rally§ boys, rally!
‘ " Join us in the cause,
I The Constitution as it is,
> The Union as it. was.
: “The good old ghip will brave the storm,
' The pilot. wilLLeJrue ;
" Nu danger while the bemocmts
. Will (“OpiUlutc her new;
“N 6 Xdrtli, no Spud), no Eiist, no West."
i The»): only know on: cause, “
v”l'lu- ,Cum‘tiymon us it. is, * l
T Tli-e ('nion us it was.
' ('uoiu'q—Tthen inlly, &c.
i i The .\‘oth and South hnvg nt‘ted ‘wrong,
1 » Apd [ld-3'1““. wrong remain .
t Tl“ horn-st, lruerlur Denim-nits
“Vi“. nfalm y‘cm right again,
a A Inill'g'oilgvofurs then will shun},
‘ ‘2. Amid tlie world's applause, ;
’ The Congtilut'on as it is,
; ‘ 'g‘hc l'uion “a it was. ;
V ‘7 “ Cnunrsc‘Thcn rnlly, kc. ‘
Thon‘rany, *‘Uld Dcmocrncy," -
And to thé cause prove true;
The of]; lmye E—n nation’s eyes
Are Nolan; now to you.
Ariu: and shoulrto ll” the world,
Ilrgnrdlcsq of its ﬂMvs,
The (Iqujog‘li'ion us itis,
'l‘llbiﬂtlﬁolx H: ﬁlms.
~ ( finds-v—TLEIH mlly, I'o.
Lo: .\hnlition ﬁnd its gr'nvo,
Sl-cosxkin sleep hef’nlcg
And ghc Emr “ Little .“lIC ' Hm him,
And Is: {he 0M sh‘ip ghdc.
Bm'ru “.hh iﬁé‘ﬂwruug, up with the r'rght,
And give llure loud humus ‘ .'
For lhr- é‘nnslituliqn n 3 ii i«,
, Tho Union up“ was. _
-('nuuL’s—Jhon rally, km .
. ﬂimvlmmm
.5 RAIN ANDLCANNON
It ii noticed that vinh‘nt *nin stnrm~ {"11"
lmv Lattloa. .'l‘his h‘ns bony 2m (lurmg Hm
prewnt rvlmHim-L. and so it hm l-mvn in all»
l.m« 513 ml in ailltinws. To the- snhlwr~ it may
he :1 very fortunate O‘Tlllrt‘lu‘l‘. 'ltn 'xlw
wmmnh‘d left on the ﬁnM of batl'lo "tithing
on'nM lux better. It nﬂ‘ornls rnlinf h": thr- in
tnlprnhlo thirst that fullmvs glljhhnt “"numk.
and water ia the bps! «In-Sfmg that My);
\rnumhd gnu!!! roceit’e. I! may be llmnuﬁt
nlsd to tﬁn‘w not yoﬁnded. sing? it “"hllt‘s'
tlm ,hattleﬁvlcl where pu_tref.nt:limi might
nthnrwiw Luke place anrl Nagllohsl rmu L:
and it also washes and pu‘riﬁes {ht-'air, hur
dened with érnokgj‘nud (lust. amt-the exhal
atinm from the (land. .
What is the cause of the mags» Philoso
phers are not x'lgroed, though any of hue
have decided with Pfefessot‘Eipy. who mid
that min was produced by the shock m~ the
ntmncphere fgnm the explosion of gunpow
_der. and he claim; that shnwen mav be
had at hny time from the same ember.—
Pn<~ibly Ahis may have something to do
with it. but. quite as likely it. is the prowess
by which nature renovatea’l herself when
contaminated. whether by battles or" from
any other cause. '7l-‘ha ancients noticed the
phenomena. of rain after hatttea. when my
gunpowder» was used. Thus PlumY'gh, in
his 11113 of Caius'Mariui, noticed the <nme
event aft‘er n bnttte 1,400 years before
gunpmvdé'r was known in Europe, and
wntes: t . ,
“Thus the opinionvof Archiiocuq is mn
ﬁrmeil, that ﬁelds are fatteneil with binod.
It i‘s observed, that. extraordinary mini gen
erally fall after grent- battles; whether it
be that some deity chooses to wash and pu—
rifyﬁhe earth with water above, or whether
the hinnd‘and corruption, bribe mniat and
heavy vapor they emit, lhiéken the air.
whiéh is liable to be altered by the smnllest
cause.” , a k
9341-ng CANISTER AND SHB'APNEL.f
An 0 cer of the. Fourteenth )Inssachii-,
setnreg—iment recently communicated the _
fellowing interesting article‘ to n Lawrence I
paper: e_ . I
Grape cansista of nine shot arranged in '
three layers. which ,vary in size according
to the calibre of the gun '..tlyey are held to
gether by two plates of about 1-14 inch less
diameter than the calibre of the gun, two
rings, ebolt and a nut. The canvas bag
arrangement is too old for tltisﬁwar; ft ig
not so simple or durable, and has not been
used Tor yehrs. Canister for a gun contains
27 small‘cast-iron ~bs‘lls, arranged in tour
layers. the top of six. the remnider of 7'
each- for a howitzer it contains 48 small
iron halls iii four layers ol‘twelve egch ; for
the same cslihreyou will see that the ball;
.for canister is a tin cy’linder, closed at the
bottom by a thick cast-iron plate With a
handle attached; the interstices between
the balls are closely packed with sawdust.
to prevent crowding when the piece is ﬁred.
Shrapnel consists of a very thin shell.
which is ﬁlled with musket balls; the in
tersticesare then ﬁlled by pouring in melted
sulphur, I hole is then bored through the
man of sulphur and bullets to receive the I
bursting charge. Now to explain the dif- l
ference between a. “shrapnel” or “spherical 5
case” anda‘hehell.” ,The destructive force ‘
chi—shrapnel is what it receives from the
chargein the gun, thépowder in”the shrsp- i
nel being only to break the envelope and 1
spread the balls, they still moving forward ‘
byﬁom of the impulse they receive from
‘ theyﬂnrge in the gun. A shell is made ve‘»
lry Lunch. thicker than the envelope of a
shrapnel. and is nearly ﬁlled with powder,
and will do great execution. if it exploding
on the ground. it. having destructive quelli
‘tiesin itself, made from the discharge of
the ‘gun. A shrapnel shell has only hull of
Ith.? charge of owder that a shell proper
has ; thus a LEE-pound” shrapnel can‘tnins
“turn I: mean up 71H. PuuiL."
173 musket bulls and G nunces, of powder.
A 24-Imunder shell hm 12 ounoéu of pow
der. A 6-pounder shrapnél has 3!; musket
balls and ‘25 dunces of powder. . '
=-~- -
CONVERSATION WITH HENRY CLAY
Oui- Country's 6"“:th Dangér. 1' ’
' We take from an ohl number 3mm Pa.
cf/x'c‘ I‘lrpnsitar thL fallowing intereﬁtin’g
sketch' of an interview between' Henry"
(flay and RPV. Dr. Hill, editor of the.l’rlx
br/lr’rinn Hora/«l. of Louisville. Ky. We ask
the mpmiul Intention of‘ the political pnr-‘
snpq to the wicusof the distinguished states;
mtm :_ ' 1 j '
lIA fvw wwkq prior to the (lm‘th cf the
ﬁrm. Henry Clay/“when he music-d through
mir city, on his Way to \Vashinawn. at the
rohumt ofa Mmhoqm nﬁnistorlfrhm one of
the 'Norghorn State}. who had nf-ver séon‘
the great ‘tatesmuq‘, we cnlhul mfth him to
sm him. He was q’uito I'm-Mo, dud spoke
of his druth as n nrohuhle event: within a
few months. He stated (but nothing but a
dw-p and "hiding conviction thxtjt the Union
of tho Stntvz was in' imminent”; rxl'muhl
have induced lngn. in his Halo omealth. to
Imm thaquiot of his own hum"), and go
luck to the Senate, the Font of‘sd n‘mnv of
hm =lru;_r:lc.s nntl groutrucl‘niovemehh. The
npiuiun was expnw-ml by one 0;- bnth of uq
th It thu dnnuc-r ol‘ xli~uniun Mia 'gr _tly
(wk 1‘ estium‘od. am] that 11‘ it eyein- (2112:")
th‘v Itv~t It muuhl hu fuuml that there weré
Vl‘l‘y h-w whownuhl be mad ehnmgh to ru~h'
into disuninn,'eitlwr in tho_ North or Hm
Snuth. llc :huok his head ominéuslylungl
ropliml: g ‘1 '
. "Gentlemen. “'1 have chxalieil innytjﬁng
it- is th? gmmiuq 'mrl sp‘rit of tho ‘Anw yican
people, hhth in the Nalth mu: Sinuth,‘ and
I in” you there i~x dung-r. 'l‘lmrmi<'n mirit‘.
rl~ing up in hwth sortvorpd nf this apzliﬂic.
“hit-h, il‘ nutspm-thy quvllrtl H bring;
nhnu'ta nova-"mm of Hm ‘Fnitﬁf HUNG
Sum-9.11:4 m §\\‘o. hut in In“ :1 lltlzr‘n thLy
Ii»)-uhhvc<, or (IL-\jxtltiqu‘, us the ‘casc "lily
I”. 1’ V .
h» “‘.‘K roy-livd Hm! nn cm’ar-ll‘ vfﬁrmr‘r Dr‘- ‘
cminu: Ihb Norm nntl tho Snnthjlmvl lwmu
array-d :xgailhl mch alho-r in HHV’? Imatlii-j
3 Iy. {\‘hu-h'hm’l llu-nl -Iw:l‘.',:l‘nll Um tuu'ﬁos r ._|
.' «emu! Mann-r 0 Hum thuir'lm'n't-r frjolullx'j
’r.-!;.nnn<. “.M," ma lm.‘~-~:l.uzéw.'mmam,
: 11m I‘}, .'. 7.1711 v/nrn .'l DWI/mull”). I'mLirL-Lem v.ll
- mu My wholbnl. ‘tml L'S/u‘r'hu' r/ n / (fbyv 17mm"
vim»: «The churvhmi of ﬂu» Hungry thvn'
qlpml tnzMIH-I. and in (In-iv L'h‘ut :mnu 11‘
' n;u-mHn s (hvi' erv the Wm Inl'ﬁnitm MM
1 h‘rnHy‘rlwml [920111012 ’NHW'Jn'Miipl Ihv'm .
, lun'o luu n :vnf. .rundvr, :11va Lhmwm-nnrmxgi
::I'~l]\"4!l'.\ mliu-n llmn to hin‘l’uhz‘ cunn
hy." .\jﬁxl by. ."U' nthuu-n.‘)uu; :uy- Imib
”rum mm drum! Ihc 11v~}:n‘l.:ux|'i I an”
)«Fu Ih |l I'M - ~un'lt‘rmgx-l' Hm Inl‘ygnn‘h ti":
‘ uh rh h wn hhhmtn hmznd w:;' 3.. mph tn:
ﬁg th.-r. I cunmkr “w gy'wx'A-‘HV‘knnrcn‘n!"
«hum-r In our rnmezv. ll‘ and; rtv‘Jiuhm
‘ 1m"! c‘nnux luv.“ thguthvv in jmmo, what
am In» pivot-ted nf-«H pn'ﬁm iﬂ‘h‘l, vury’ few
of whom [:ml‘o-s m 5;" guvni‘umifhy on- gun-1t
villain-1m“ m lrwo'.’ Il'nH Hm (‘ll.urt:lms (li,-
I‘l‘lo ﬂu (in) >u‘-inrt of :hwxy. their“ “all ‘ln‘,
nullnin: lull tn lnud our hem-la tom-11w]-
,hut‘, trade and r‘nmmnréuV “:TIK'I',” mid
vim. “ x~ :1 vow pnxcrfn) hand. I .uhhi!.' but,
mhrm tho peril-h- nf (how Slates- hepmnn
Hun" nubiy nlivn HM ("rum (nu-h CHhN‘. mu!
[94. their 1» m<ions :u-(uN-il, they .'ue nni apt
to ,slnn gn-l c msi-ler wk :1, is to their inﬁr-
Pat. 1! is again-t tixo‘lnt‘prnrl,ofA‘bullh r):u'-
hm: in every mutt-d. to gm Lu wmullmt na
tion: ("‘.n‘mmly 610 it nljuvithstunllihg‘{but
him. It w ug‘tinst‘lhe imqrew 0;? men 'tn
ﬁght, dun-k. \mt thuy often do 16 when they
.knmv that ruin lmth to, theriup'ives and
‘ fmu’th staro‘e them full in lhr- fapol’v ‘
“Sn.” Enid ,ho. “men will ﬁgén, if: llIeV
(‘nnslder their rigl‘xts trampled ‘wpnn, even
if you slmw then that ru'm to tlmmsolvys‘
nnd fumilim “ill be the probnblg rosuit.-.-
Busixlvs. in timv of high exoigvmunt. the
vmlont men on o'Lh \itlas gem the cﬂntml
nt‘ m'xtwrs. and mien-ate méu 'nrl- thtow‘n
in‘the bm-kgrouhd, «ml ”ml ‘counsel's g 0
xnlmmlexl." ‘_ . ' I ‘ ‘ , ,
» Finding that. tllovenornhh statesman hml
xlmusteui his ‘im-ength in talking. we Sumo
m hid hm ml‘l‘eu, 'm we sum'naezl, for the
rust time on Pnrth. Ha shook the hands of
\ nth of us, aml said. “lfyou prm‘cbcx-e mll
mt keep Jim churchesfxsm running inn).
’xcmses san Tan nicism, 'I think? the poli
icians on control the Innsws.” ‘{“But." [1
dalml, "gnurs ii the hardest task. and. if
'on do not perform it. we will ndL‘ba able
0 do our part. “That I considdr the great
-st sour‘ce of danger to our county}? '
ESTERN SOLDIERS AT A DEMO
" GRATIG MEETING., = ‘ i
A circumsl‘nnco was rolate‘d'tqm a. few
(«ya gigo. which provemthnt the soldiers in
he army nrr‘ not all gulled by [Em slanders
R-pon the Democracy with which their
i, mp 9 have been ﬂooded for A year push-.-
1 n Eastern regiment from (i’éneral Banki’
‘ apartment, whose term of seryice had ex
ired. was to pass through Human. {liinmm
‘-n the day of the’ Democratic Convention
here. Agents of the government were on
- nrd the train from Cairo, uding their utv
v 05!. eﬁbrts {0 idd_uce thn mun t'o re;enlist.
hay might havé been‘suc‘cessful. hm! they i
t carried their partisan zeal 100 fax-.._-
Vhen the train arrived. at Mattoon. thei
gents were ioinbd by Repuﬁlican and AI»-
-litinn citizens, who suave to inﬂuenc’e the:
inda of the solgliers against ti a] crowd ns-J
embled there, by represenrtihg‘ them as;
Coppérlieatls and ,trailom, and iplainly hinoj
ted that they shéiﬂd _ba‘clennexh out: The"
holdiers, weal-led; with their [arduoul cam
ign, woulugnot take the hint; A direct
Foposition was then mtde to some of the
ﬁicers. Our informan overhear‘dgit' untl’
gal-dolly noted the reply .‘of thagnlhmt sol.
zen who had braved q aq'h on the ‘ﬁeld bf
battle in defence of thegr cnuntry’s 34g:—(
,"We did not come hbxq‘ to ﬁght our neigh:
bars; This is a peaceable, unarmed lSienly
lags. Thgy haven right to diﬁ‘ar with you
nd with us. If you want to ﬁght. go
phere we have been. and you win ﬁnd armi
Pd my!) to accommodme you. We have no
respect for the sort of courage you exhibit,
hnd would despise ourselves to be used as
your tools." This was the reply in sub:
stance? It soon became noised about'
among the men,» who Were quite ad indig
hunt as the ofﬁcers. When the train star—
ted, three hearty cheers were given 1101- Gov
aruor Seymour, OT New York. thrée (or
Valiandigham, and three tor 'Voorghees.-
[Admmpalia Seminal. ,
. 59‘“.1n contemplating the cause; which
{pay disturb our Union, it occurs asznlattdr
of ierinus cnncern that any groumﬂ mom
have been' furnished for chafac'lei'iz‘mg puff
'ties by cam: ﬁnmcu. mam-mtvnﬁoxs.” ,
‘WAsmsmoN's anwm I, Arman“. :
' .. 9 f %
ﬁg
ﬂux. 0. w. woonmxgn. -
TEShMONY OF A DISTINGUISHED
j g, ‘.OPPONENT.
. THC folhpwin: sketch of tho Immocrntic
mulbidnh‘ for (‘mvernnr is from the pen of
DuviH Paul- Brown. Esq . the great Phila
clelpl‘ain lnwynr. “The Forum " publislmgl’
it in 1:456. Mr. Brown is an Abolitioniet of
Uxéstrictest sectﬁmd therefore his tmlin‘iry ‘
ny iii helm” of the abilily'aml grbat m’oml
wnrth of Judge Woodward will q/st be
{lnubtcd‘by the opposition to the Wmécra
cy: / ‘
1‘ “W'e Aim" for His pruont tinny/no com-
Elm-isnns: huklrogulnting our antivipatiom!
your expprignce,. theme wnmd‘lm little
immrxl in saying, that jg} all/ﬁlminﬁcntimy'
nflhe judicial éhnrnctér. yxtomlive legal;
harming, spund nmrdity, ml may. urbuw
'mnl mgremible mannerf. élvrewh‘nvn been I
but fewjullgei in the State, pot-ham in,the ‘
,cnuntny, who. at his ago, have giv’zn [‘3lth
,ice n‘vureator ex'tzonom-e or (fmimmce nan
lthe HnnuGcn. W.‘ Wuodwnrlil Let it. not r insvription upon the rotehtitlé roclL'
the said our praise it too mineral in regard l ‘ln January. 1837. he becax'im a member
[to the members ofthi's Court to hn uc'cep- . of the_C<mvéntioxj for the nthendment of
ytnhlem- valuable. ‘This is nothing to th.—l the Conttitution of 1.700. This Convention
llf thorn he genoml' merit, there should he 1 WM in Aession from time to time {rpm Jan
?gom-ml approval. We borrow no man's; unify, 1837. until the‘i’Jd of FL‘bruary, [B3B.
inninionw, and n~k no mun tn mlnptpur’u.—‘ It boniistwl. a-i isﬁwel! knowb, of some of
ir'l‘mth l 3 niore (losimhle and more valuable l the :iblest and muff. distinguished men oFI
tund more lusting than popularitvi We do" the State. Aml- £1150“ it; is remembx—rodl
{not meiln to say that (“law anv ohthejurlg-i that Mr. “foodwukd mu then untlegtwenu
{as ul’c without. fgt'ults: hut W 0 leave 1!. to, ty-eight yuan ot‘ zige, anvl hurl beon‘admiﬂ-l
)tlwrs to ﬁuxl them outiund trust we nﬁnllf ted to‘pmctice but about scvtn yen“. «he I
new} manifest that very queationnble vir- prominvnt and olﬁcient position which he‘
tue OfSeeking- for vice or blemishes where held in such shod'i wuq remarkable, though}
lthev do not hetm’y tliegiielves. 5 _ ' not surprising to lose who’lxitl been (mail
-1 "Jutlgps have a pretty bur.) life and need inr with his tulants and his irtncs. “is,
not he onviml. They twilight-[319840 vvory- ; speech upo‘n judicial tenu'rm' a‘ suhjoct‘
hob“: and they Myer sltisfl the: party or', which called mm; all the enerfic-s and eln
the counsel ngdihq whom they {llt‘clllE—l qucmEe ol’theL’univention, NHL fnr hey-mid
bur unrehmnn'blmtheu" it. is. who? they en-l what could juﬂtly have been e pcctml from
Ik-ountvr so many‘ prejurﬁcm. ton withhold |,oma of hie years, nhxl indemlfp at! him in
from» them the in~t meod‘of .'xpprdhntiv‘m.—-i thermnk ol'the belt! \lohato'rs o thatbody-"
{l‘hene is noswlety in njuxlge that ii swayed —‘————*f~«.»" “r-l ‘
355’ any other bonsiflemtiun than 5 some of. THE REPUBLICAN PRETY.
.Lluty. A very distinguished Judge, upon rm l l D . j .
pocmioii nut many yours since, hnnsuited‘ ,T‘o mnocratltilaml conqerlmtwg pro“,
illi? plainlill'nto t—ho grnnt di~pluu~uro of the} for yenrsibefpre ‘ 18 war {WNW ""97“?“
haunt-15L of ('nlll'aPHWlllCll tliejwlzo pm‘t‘u-iwl ”‘9 warning that t-‘he election 9f“ P’W‘IHE‘I
lug. sum (6 h}ln. (”I.ng hinn’:l~:irlo."\'nu l hy «sectional party ”93.11!th d? the Um.
lam-m tn hohurtu’ "l‘n ho qui'pl am.’.ha~'til_\'{l °"' ““1 hrmz 3"} i 9"”; wax-. 1 ‘\° onefmn
i'npliml ”I" munwl. i} think l-hnve “an," i forget the dcnqonhwpr-rl upl thollnmn
‘lo t'm-l hurt; ' ‘I- think vou hm uiistnkr-n.’ MY?” hy t’l'" B"‘"?““““” 1'3”?" 3'11“)“ told
s”in the i-Itlio'. ‘llﬁumnlhvr. we have hath“ choir followfn'llmgt flip floutlg ,oulnl'not b.-
bur Jud” {n pr‘i'ﬂirm‘; you” have won k'lC_l\'f'll out 01 .thg- "l; 511 ml. I,] nt ‘xonfl'ﬁy
’.uthl‘ullv performed. and I tru~t m h'wei ‘Yh‘lhpf' 379", "ﬁlm”: “w‘ ”‘h' de‘f'h. ‘
iiiinn. You ham no more rizht to make» 3”” H”! l1?(«)ll‘é‘tv."lll'es.ﬁll —"' “”lmm'
'yuur-mlf tho judge. ‘llnn [ hive tn nuke “"11 vxyn-fs‘ml hl'lﬂnt'l‘fafl'llll} hf“:
‘tnvsvlltlmcriun‘srl.’ ‘1 himncn unxlmaloml,E Vl‘horg H merit n: thohepuxhhcan party.
41ml t'hvrv can. hrl run Ill~<4ll‘ﬁlcilﬂh. l It 'l3 tlrr‘ﬁraluclmugl ”My “3"" ofgnnlzwl m
- ‘ .lu'lgo\Vru'vllvurillhirthwrunnlhn‘l’llh 1“," Will}!!!- h‘,{“ the, ‘\”§ llftrrayml. “'
llWMnr-h. IM, id‘thn Villiagé ul‘l’mtlinnv, 1"“"-".”“.-‘.°""- .“W-M‘mt” 1" “1"":07
Wavno mn‘ntv‘, Pennwlvnmm llu pnrvn- h": "3 YMMV” ‘0” \y'uJ. "F "5"“ n‘ "0
tuft: Wm :w gum? as imy \n' the Nut», 0t 1 W3l}? “”5" Tullmjunua CENT'WI. “ - -.
ﬁllll‘ll no Min-r ‘vmulwr 12m 'O4 rl "lllll‘ll; “0 1‘3“": ‘hp‘lnl I" find mlthnt cru‘k
hm] the m )m! un-l ”.s";th tminm; of‘ are bllrlhl .131! :t llHlllDll‘nl the [lam-r and
11“.“. _(m .1 l- ‘C ' ' " zymnhol'our country. ( m Ithere he qny
l sun“, aﬁzulmnin-mlumtinn ofvounq anl- 3 (lonhb an to who mmml‘ the: war? It. w.”
‘vml wn ~pl-ina’lpnllv roceixieil at uenovn. . 'h“ [lolch "f'um ”"lmm‘pi‘" party ”V”
l‘ow York. and at Wl'keaharre. in Luznrnt- leg‘m “‘9 war. and "Under that 'pohcy we
l‘nunl)‘. l‘vnnvlmmin. Illion int romhle- l 5113” never have! pent—”"36.“ Cuurwr.
'tinn hrs on‘tvred. tat, the latter place, in“?! '"' ’ "'” "” '—
lho’oliiwé at” the. llgm. Garru-k Mallory. and} ABOLITION LOYALTY.‘ ,
‘wau admitted;to'pmctice at. Augu-t 'tcrm,‘ We one“ hear of tho'uttéranco‘nf “dia
-1830. ' ’ ‘ ,_ l loyal ” :nntimcnts ’nnll A the tnj'ns‘m ~ol' thu
‘ “in the wring of 19“, n few month: af-i
tor the ndtuixsiuin of Judge VYr-ml‘knrd, .‘lr.’
u‘inllnry w‘ns appointrd tn' thel honrh of:
h-Nortlinmptnn, Lelngh and Bucks mitnties. l
’ Pull] upon nsmming ilix 503:1. trnnsfrl'rell his.
L:r-ntire pmi‘esainnnl hudnesq. _wlnch tin-n ex-l
,‘Pnde-l through all the (‘OU‘FIIRN of North,
| t-uLt-xrn Ponnqylvanie, to hi_ fhvnritenpuptl, ,
‘er. Wr.mltvur(l..'who, though ﬁt that time:
,‘ nt twenty-three Years old.' hail already
' ivon nu cornea oflhai th'i'tiiry, ﬁdelity"
'nd aliility,wblﬁl‘enuld not fail to Hocurel'u
“lure snore.“ and etmnenoa at the him—i
I urlge “'nodwuril. from the tinia of hi; ad-E
, 13¢sion. remained in Judge M:illory’~z nllico. .
[which he retains still down :to the presentl
l mment. ' , ‘ ‘ ,
', “Here he chntinued in the enjoyment. of;
Ifull practice alt the bar until tlm’hegmnmg;
l"of thi: ymr 1841'. Certainly no man ot'jns
Hue, nt lentt in the interior nf'thel Shin, g
.\hvus ever more rapid in his adimncetu'cntJ
”more implicitly relied upon by the commu-
Hnity, or more deserving oi'that advancemé'nt
Hand reliant-e.~ ', . ,
H “In l-‘lﬁi, through hiq profe'zsional labors l
"and exposure. upon the circuits, his heulthl
beginning tn"fnil, he .‘v‘ceptml a qnmmiwio‘n‘
”'l4 President Jud" nt‘thp Fourth Judicial
‘iDis‘triht. m‘mnosvfof‘ the counties of ”un
iitingd n. lii-ﬁlm, Centre, Crawford and Clin-
I:tqn«(ierritm-ially the lnrg’mt district in the
hStnte. 'l‘lté‘twocrxunties ﬁrst named were»
:tukon {mm the (ii-Ill‘lct the next year and'
gin the other three J-idue Wondward presi-I
. tlctluntil the expiration, of his term in the
' sprint: 0(1851. ' _ ~ ‘
"Declining 'an election in« the fourth Dis
trict, (for at this tinfe the othee had by!
constitutional _prnvi~ion become-elective.) l
and also (let-lining n. nomination on the"
Stine tirkt-t For the Supreme Bench, ho‘re
turned to;his prnctiw at thkeabarre, with
the full intention of continuing at the bar
forsovotal year; ; and such was hi~t popular
! ity withtlll wim khpw him, muzlae would.
l have ind no difﬁculty in retrieving hi 4 inrw
i mer lucrative'nnd‘ihxtansivo business; but!
3 “5:" the death of Judge Coulter, in the'
y r [8.32, the appointment to the Supremeai
i Court .in, the place of the deceased judge. I
I being tendered to him by the Executive. he ’
weep ed it. had thus nne‘xpectedly, but
not. deservedly, reached the highestjndt
cial h nor_s ofythe State.~ '
"A the fall election (ibr the Governor's
‘ nppoil Intent-mus temporary and revision:
31,; he was chosen by the peopiDe for the
full dmstitutional peribd of ﬁfteen years,
from the ﬁt'at‘day of December, ‘1852.
“Judge Woodward is now nbo’uttforty
seven years.qt‘age, oi‘an agreeable; face, and
graceful person. He is upwards of six feet
high, well proportioned. alwmys appropri
ately npparelled, and Very kind. nttentlye,
and digniﬁed in his department. Calm.
patient and meditative, he.closely marks
the progress of a. cause and the course of
the argument; exhibits" no fretiulness,
rarely intergupts counsel, never jumps to
conclusions, but always hides his time. In
his charges at Nisi Prim, and in his opin
ions at bane, no man can faiLto perceive‘
_ tha‘lofty legal and moral tone of his mind.
in his person, as we have elsewhere said,
:he strongly resembles Chief Justuce Gibson
at hisynge, but there is very little resem
blance in the struéture of their minds.
Judge Gibson's attainments were more
comprehensive and diversiﬁed but less con
centrated and arailabte: hil mental grasp ;
was stronger; but it was not so steady.
Judge Gibson struck a harder blow, but did i
not alvuyo plant or follow it up so iudicious—
lyw Judge ﬁrbson some times rose above
expectation; Judge Woodmtrd never tall:
below it.’ 'iudle Hilpon's indu~lly uuil
formly f'tzmled his talent». .lutign \Voud
Ward’s talents are. if pomihlm Hunts“! by
his ind/(j-nry. Judge Gibson dram pet-hum.
' the greater man; Judge Wbodwu'd the
safe-y judﬁ ‘ E
‘)’\Vhen ii tememberotl {h at this room
pﬂ‘rison is made not balm-en men of an'
(qua! age—for Chief Jmlicd Gibmil was
more than twenty years the m-hior ol'Judgc
Woodward~wc mud. in our émnputlﬁd'n.
} upon the other side, throw iqm the scum
l the experience which in scorejol' your: will
¥prnhzlbly produce; while, on tlm ‘other «9
’ must make nllowance‘lor the inﬁrmity and
defects, which are almost inwdriibly such
:lnnt upon a life pe’rpjexéd with accumu
‘lzitnl'curm. and prntmted be‘y‘oml the GM
: pel allowance of thrée moi-,3 an?! tr-n. It is,
lindeed. much to be doubted whether a
man ever‘ improve: intellectually after he is
isixty. II) miy still continqb .to uﬁgié;
knawledga, but. gradually lav-Ls muc th-
Ihe had previously gained. Th, impresinna
‘ made upon the mind of the aged, as qu
pared with theimpr'éuinns nppn youtlL 1m
like the writing in mm! coming-ail with the
inﬁguxdcll "cappei‘hnmla," him; the {OHUWQ
in; langunge, (s ) ohon (iunmd. but not tnn_
fluquonlly reproduced.) spok'pn b}, the Chi-‘
,cngu Tubnmc, is perhaps a littlo aheml' of
m'lything that. has 571-! been} uttered this
side ofXLxsrhx :m I Dxxgn’s liu‘c: ‘ ‘
“Gino ui .1. rn-lml victﬁryhkt nuuu‘mién‘
be diﬁlr(>)'é(l, Maryjuml enuguﬁ‘g'denih
ingtan capturod. the Preaideqt exdml, and
159 Guvurnnwnb Iltktmyexl; Hive m thew
nnJ any other ¢.l.lamitie~i “1:3. can rmu'ut,
from (h-fvnt and ruiuhnnnner than‘ a victory
with )linellzm as Generm‘l."
The Tubmm is tan Myoliti‘nn‘jgurnﬂ (if
the‘Urcc-leyﬁc-honl. :m'JAis, 01' cam-ac, per
mitte‘vl to mint. :3; much trous'on an '1 pleas
es. 1! It haul the same language ap‘kan‘rml
in n I) :mucraticjuurnal, the ”magic bell”
wohld have qulukly rlbne It: Work and the
hapless edibor wquldfat once have bpen con-‘
timid within a military' prisOlL—b'dnbury
Democrat. 4
g 5 ABOLITIONIBTS. ,
“H‘hfe town of FoudnmJ’SL Law nnce
cmtntj X. Y...“ their recent. elomggnn,
chme ghve Republican ' Trustees: 9 of
wlmm’is a fan blooded nogrm" ‘
This paragraph. which “gent the roumh
last year. i 4 entzlled to make the circuit.
again. The negro'wns not only run and
elected n; a. Republican Inst year-what was
ra—electad by Lghe mme p'u-ly'lhis year.—
Tﬂp vote of, Pbtsdnm (which was n'xmnd
fmm‘the Pots that damned {he Kettles for
not being black enough) stands about 1.000
Abolitiomsts to 200 Dmmchis. Pojsrlnm
is the place, sayéjhe Advatce, whore lan
terns are used in 1.119 dny time.—-A(lzany Ar
gus. i . ' ‘ o
» -———:—f-—«lW———-v __u .
Wﬂ'l Ho'ievﬁ y‘that the-Conatitution h'M
given no power It? tlm General‘Government
to interfere in thib matter (and to'bsveslnvca
or no slaves (legends upon the wople in
each Stqw nlono.§, But. besides the- conni
tuﬁnml objectioﬂ, I am pérsguaded that the
nbviom rzsnzxm‘ or sucn’m‘rnnrmssc: ow
rm: PA“ or mix bT.\TKS wmcu} RAVI 3m
suns. wnn'mzirnonnr? 0:3“le nLLow
cxfn'zzxs or In: Ginsu.” m mouqct A but
or mscoxttxr Aé’D JEMDUSY 'nu-r‘ mu: "'l’
m: zxn nova Hutu. 'I'O we Uxxox.”—,Ex-‘
Pusmmr ”Annoy. ‘ ‘ .
gag-“ Win; n. 2,; Abolitionists m,“ :Ing of
property n're not. inq; the dpﬁumucy of the
powers of the g‘vnerul government‘ us noth
ing; the ncknoyvledged and inmntegtihle
powers of the States are nothing; the dis
sblution of tho pnion. nn’rHLhe overthfow
of a. govemmenﬂ’in whloh‘are .coucentru‘ted
the hopes of the civilized world. are noth
ing. A single idea. has tnken posseseion of
their' minds, 31111 onward they pun-meat.
overlookmg all; barriers, rocklous and 'r9-
gardleuof allconssqucnces.”—H zanCLAr.
aw“- lheseginfernul (fanatics and Aha-3
litionists ever 581 the power in their hnndaJ
they mll over-riﬂe thq'mnsgitution, set the:
Suireme Comcimt ‘deﬁunca, change and
nm e laws to suit themselves. my vmwxr,‘
nuns ox ruosgrwuo mrrzn’wmx mu m!
orlxlpx or dare question "10)? fidelity, am.“
ﬁnaliy bankrupt the country and deluge it -‘
wnh blood."-D.\VIEL Wnnsnn.
3"“ Sir. thd Aboliﬁon ‘party is a DIS
LOYAL organization. Its pretended love
'for freedom means naming more or lee.
than CIVIL WAR ANUA DISSOLUTION
01“ TH E UNION. Hones: men of all par
ties should uniﬁ'a to expose lﬁeir in wntinna
and arrest their programo-Axnnv JACKSON-
38-11 Dechraﬁo Kan; ﬂeeting will
take. place at. Carlxsle on Thupday, the am
oh Udnhel'. ‘ ’
N
3'; WU/DOLLAR-s" A-Y EA u.‘
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. 4.4 -
than the Garlhla Am 3&:;, 1.13520; {ml
'\ m 393333? Donsumm.
THE TORNAGK TAX REVEALED
The Robin-a 7Hump/sl-Il—g3ne Penp’d Swim
K dlal, and (Ix Sale I'lnmalercl. *
“We recon! with whims nnd 'lmfciylod
narrow, th.“. our Nate Legislature. of: M
unlinylut, [rwwl thmzh Illa lower Km
a hill winning [hp mnrtgmgn of the Ski.
an ”IF Sun‘mrj’uml Erie It ﬁlmed, and 11‘
to. I bill for ll"! repeal o! the Tonnnjo TI:
on tho. ﬁ-nmylv.mi:|. Ilailmnd. By thmo
uch (ha-Sim!» is plundered off/0m nilﬁou
o/«lal/arsl'ﬁhd burthena to that. extent fan
lanwl Im the necks of the tax mynru "(the
Commdnwealth. [or the honvﬁlhf mullpu
Curmraﬁum. These maultq «or» brought
about by the dﬁmorallmtion of both partiel
in (he !.P;:i«lalllro,‘for we ﬁnd on exumim
in; M van: that of tha seventy tvm mmm
Imm who Vim-d to! the Sunbury and En"
an, lm-uty of them veh- Dechnq; and
- the twentyﬁve who voted again” it. bu‘ ’
‘ni . . were Dcmvicratsl—lhat ofule sixty who \ '
mi l for the bili repealing the Tonnngé
Tu, ~ rtecn «were Democrats. ﬁnd these ‘... -
butler voted against tho bill, along with ,
Hug Lliirly ﬁght. who ilid. it. would have do- _. T '
fated the... lomehan'immeiy. Thiuhowl ’
ﬂat the vote -- s not a may one. um! um , ‘ ‘
the [His were rriod 3mm. by menu (I *
emu-r instrumen itiu.‘ We obit-Ho with ‘
pride and nus; ' dug. our on mem- \ ‘
her, Wm. B. Irwin. Bsq..‘vo¢cd steadily:-
gainsx lmh bills, thu- ' ananfuliy J
his plmigés-zmd his Ilut For thmacu he
will he honored by his nstituenb, Ind .
reap a rich reward in tlmir arty appm'l'. ~
But, Wm. Lonther, of l’vrry .. does not 3
stand dn ilw‘mmo ’plniform. In! b - ‘ ‘
ﬂayed on: intoruin. mismp lad om- _
While-$.81“! forfeiu-Il tiieconﬁilan ”pond
in him. "All our peoplo believed ‘m e.- .
pubic: ofcnting ouch votes. they louldiuvo
repudiated bin almost unnnimmuly. n- ’
deed we most sinqarcly believe he no.
not ban commmiio-l one hundred votes in - .
the conniy. had he been mapeetedol'ﬁm‘
in: Mime" plundering schema. \Vo our- ‘ .
selves would have voted Ignimt him and \
denounce-1 him a an enemy. lad unﬁt to *
be trusted. 1101 ha can explain hileouno
we know not and will unit mxiously his ‘ u,
explanation} He mu understood to ho .'
Istrongiy opposed \to time act-x, and. m ‘.
covnral over with plo-igea'to rapist their ,‘
passago. All they? pledges have been {IL
Eiﬁl‘li—S‘! his (friend: have been put to .
shame. and all our irmresu.;:unding Inil
prospects darkened mnl' jeopudelr’ﬁy his i
unfaich fuinoss. Now. and here. (or all our
pooling and spmkin: for them, w_e denounco ~ '
the am. as criminui,lreu'lierouwmll diahor'l- 7
est. aml tramp them with illgrsﬁl‘lda am! ‘ ‘
infamy. We mo them strong mini. hm ‘
gnaw wn cannon permit ourmlws. or the , _ ‘ " ,
pﬁiy to which we beionx. to be complim- '.
1m! wnh thnmmcti. or subjected to the sun- ‘ ' L.
picinn nl‘ sanctioning than. Lg! him re- ‘i..,
sign. and give up the [run his hm beirayocl ‘ '
_imnint the people may him In opportu- -
niiy to expreﬁ their debentation'ollho
ﬂ
The above article appeared in the Miblf
ini columns of the Carlisle America): (11:11)-
oiition organ in this county.) on the m
ani-‘ehruary, 1301. We desire the. people
of Cumberland county to read the «hick
carefully, and in doing so.let themremem
her' at the name time that Gov. Bafﬁn
eignml this hill'rnperiling the 'l‘onnsge Tex;
thuq nnkinﬁ it a low. and by this act (tone
the: language of'tbe American.) “111 i non-Ll
WERE SWIVDLED .u'n 'l‘ﬂl': Sn": rtnxolum”
Amorvling to the conclusion the Aristides
arrived M at that tixhe‘, by this act of’Cur
tm’s the Slate WM ‘.‘piuntiered olﬂflcen mil:
how! ..I [la/lam. ‘und hurtlm‘ns to that extent
fastened on the necka of the tax payer: of
the Commonwealth for the‘lieneﬁt of soul
leuq corporatiouui" The American, it will
he sown. was severe on Mr. Lonthcr (theri
n lti-pulilierm Ixh-mhe-r ni‘ the ”auto from
this iimttiet.) for having supported tho
“urn-at swmrllu." liy voting as he did 'he
“betrayed our intervals, misrepresented our'
wi‘hn. nn-i fvlrfi'li/P'i the conﬁilenceropose'd
in him ;" and “had ‘our [People believed
him capable of costing such ‘VOMI, they
would have repudiated him almost enun
mous-ly." "illx could not have commended
one hundred votes in the corny, hell he
iii-en smpeetml of favoring t wee plunder
ing schema.” So skid the Ami'icqn. Nit
mare. the editor oi that paper spooks' ‘pi
~no'nully for himself, and says that lie “would
halve voted ngnmﬁt him. denounced him h"
rm ennmy, nnll'unﬂt to betru'stcd.” Again
’hexlenmmcm Lnutlxnr's votes and course
“n 4 criminal, Irma/«rays and dishonest. and
”stumps lhefn with illgl’iltih'l‘l‘!ll"linr:linv~”
; Now. votervnlCumborlnnd county, reooL
lect that Curlin approved of Lonther'e
‘ course, find after thrngiHl had passed both
Home; he signed it and made it"n law. ll’
‘ l. Hither we: guilty of “ingl‘nttitutle and in:
i ﬂnny.”'n'hnt ‘muat he thought' of Curtin,
i who had it in hi~i power to strangle the bitl
after it had paued the two Houses? The
Am'm'mn has «mill that if it hml lcnoun that
Louther intended to support the measure
the editor '.himgcil' would have ‘5 voted
ngninstﬁim nnd denounced him ”In sne
. my.” A'ncl fet Curtin, hy whose ([3er
the Bill was mivle law, and who a.
' thonmnd times morgeulpohiethsn' Louth
er, is now supported by this some American,
' nnxl lnﬁ “irPﬂcilﬂserl‘ onrl,dishonest” name
[appears at in (3d! r_inl head! How due
the Americ-m thus not? How: date it thus
insult itsmvnxmdersf And, asif in mock
ery ofjtmeuhd‘ers’. mteliigenc’e, it contains
amorticie in its last issue. inwhich it eulo
giees the “gtagomy ofthe State edministrs
tion 1” ‘ Uh, what miserebie', infernal hypog
risyi What a yielding to the mendntes of
a corrupt party is heregxhlbited‘!
People of Cumberland county, we ask
you aggin to read the article We quote from'
the Amm’can above, end then compare the
present sbntiments of its editor with those
he expreqaed on the_2ot_h of February, [B6l.
San you hglml by such a paper!" Can you:
support a man .I'or Governor who favored
the “plundering uschemes" so jultly de-v
nouneml by oneoi'yourown county or‘gns?
if you can. it will be evidence of your own
-degradation—evidence that you bro willing
i to endorse a “dishonést amt infamous ”
‘ man. marely because he isryour nominee
i let Governor. Younvotes at the election
i wiltdecirle whether or notyou favor hun
i estv and State prosperity; over party And
party chincanery. More amine-While
i Wlunterr. '
I=l
ﬁfWe are permuted to make the foiiolzlng
enact from s [end writ‘pn by an other be
fure, Ghnr‘leston: - I
“ G'en. pilmogc mm undoubtedly forced Into
the assault. upon Fort Wagné'r ggninn his jut
lerjudgmein. l luwe gnu ctr-Manet? In blur,
Ind mink Mam ~ghz: .my ball going ‘0 work
now that Charllgon will eerllinly ML' 1!
will LP slow 1m! :ure. "cl." .2: I“ tho ne
gro soldiers at fnligu‘g IMF, which li‘whn‘
evégy other general 03131“. to‘, do.) The ”Oriel
about tlneir‘splendid ﬁghting m {.lan my
by». At the assault the; run i 119; M fut It
they coun}, and mum near demormzjng tho_
whgle nutcklngiforae. In an hour 19‘! th.
ﬁghl commr‘wednve‘: A thousand 0! them bllno
Juggling thin to ~tfhe south autfof'ihg low.
'and befowmomlgg there wars n th. Lupin!
and «luck over 300 of them, not Martin the
hut. Why" was not, a dozen whm loldlm II
the dockx‘ JI see tho f\lew York paper: gin
them credit for doing won lon-inlay: NE 5..
“6131“”. . ‘ ‘
nan-Th9“ ﬁreﬂy vacancies in the West
Point Mihllary A ’ clay, and the New York
Law/er very proporll_suggesu that. they be
ﬁlled mth Brigsdiﬂ Genny-ale. . , ‘
_' ia‘Never irodhlg troubfe ungil‘ﬁnmhia
_trogljtw you} for trouble rudf‘W”
peop‘e who never trouble thew“ SSOM
trouble. , , “
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