The Susquehanna register., July 27, 1854, Image 2

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Amu AAA) ._sllEo.,,A3Mrrii,
rsdny Moruing, JulY 279
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. IiVIEIG STATE -TICKET:
, •
• Governor,
IESPOLLOC Northumbg.
Commisgioirer,
EORGrE - DARSIE, of
'
fridge S'tfir6ne fourt.
SikiliSKß, of IVlonton
- D4llk
inet v. 11. PALME4, the ..Aotericatt Nevi
Agent trtl e 'only 4wnt for 'this . pi
s '.the eitAgs of Bosoh, irk and rldladelp
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IVI
PRO~I'ECTUS.
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flit,
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' . i ipireto4 - 10 tilk) a.Joettilief?
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The it:Tort:ince a tho questions to be de ,
• th'e n4t elections; the doings of Congress
; itistration, Wars in Europe, Asia, and A
dalkquarters of th
ioko lti
nag be expected to render the Newspapers u i
- • interesting for. . s me months to come.: Eve
. • i n•Oribs.the none, cf an American citizn o
.rnitlic hirnself acqt tinted with th e political q
' - 'of th day, that h ttt
e be prepared ;• t int
&Iy'Citt elpineto sli • - thc future de:ztfni _of
try. -
e l l
; -To bring these questions before our
/' !and to tidrocnte. the MORT on every pest;
aris ,will be the ndeavor of ' the he
ka n-
Regi r ter. The. - g t 1 battle between Free
Slavery prt4snts a question parainount to
. ers at Alt time, 'an o rqste.take - our:With
. cided ofposition •to the wicked: scheme
. Slareriy extensionists.- 1
. .. , Thejlegister ' will beTurnished for.six mdn
- July lat at the follouing rates: ' • -
, tjtieviry six months
Frre copies r - . `*!. I -- - - - st--
rt copies !,fr 1
„.),Nt. B. The ferm i s of the abilvevill.be.e.i,tl
emntnenee at any sulit--equentdate, that, eta
;fiatit prefer., ,
• • A• SECTIONAL-
PARTY.
• •
° The.i . oft repeated, cry of ‘t thi?..f t sdai
Seeekional parties,'' has .. beeu late
-1 1 . i
A et , rtan.elass of 'papers, in crack' to
An eff ectivo. onion; among the. ,opp4i
ery7iktgression:. • But is an anti
;‘• Ls erasion party necessarily "aseetiol
r I
•t We think not. Stich a part,
doubtless find many friends and di
i 1 6,, the honest People of till', Sou
_
tie Slay . cry patty has found nun
- • •
repo a• • ,tooh• arnowi the politician
iio h. Freedom party w•ould 1
• • -
• 119 al Trty; t. i certain - 1y a Slaver
civally, so, and . 11'Si:1:s - cry
• :lirea4 forTed.firrnly united,
• al\-posverful. e
•
formation of :a fur. Freedom
• 4 -, t4un4"that it would be geetional,ai
endanger the! Union. has " alrea/
,•:4.yr,,iated 'by: Our, c opporl en ts. If • (1.1
. • ,111'e, Unon_ foil °sr, the :t‘ause. Must b
for,in. the forreatiOn of the Slavery-E
paitT; and' tot its :the subsequent
:an partyL •W e . think the
exi4Q and t
• -
part . whie.ll tl
orth, lii topeated:coll(!eszilo.
EMC
ed. at least in 'part, by a ftw of the flrniaticci
,_
cif ,sectional *lia,rties.. have, permitt (1 to in
'' • i - 11 ' - - — ll .,
, _rc sein power n: , .(l'rn tteLee ,till it 1..0‘N . tu 3..
.z i o ' tt6ls.tlie,Nati4.sualrG cv,erii men t—f what are
'its objects and ;iris? These have ;cell, in a
ie t
-,ilekree; hitherto eorteeale4' 4.frofil t e' public
.1
eye, but DONT, &Ad in the' streng,tl
.resent Position, they have -rummer
, -1„-ieS, of acts vcliic.fi plainly_ fOresha& i
tale destinies of the Reptiblie, if oil l
.1 , r 4
Iheir. guidance. .;The Nebraska at
- )11)s have been passedond ineasur
:eni with 'the (..onnivatice 'and aid of
i . 4.itt, for the exilusive settlement
lrs slave-holders ;-another slice of IA
~
hen purchased, for TiO other purpo
in ease slave territory; proposi
he l p made by the Administration
dians of the Indian Territory, so
' , to give them a tenitorial
and ,represeintaticin in Congress, , A -
in conicction with tie facts that th
areslave-holdcrs . ..rad . there is alr
Lefore Cengress !to make the v.-I
4liied Indiansidtizens, as well a
tltem to sell_pardels of their rand
, -settlers, elearly-indieates it design
fi • , .
one or more Slave States-out of tl
1
41 -a fixed determination is show ,
. blr_ purchase' or 'robbery. , the . Isla
• ..v. 4 lth all its. Slaves and amalgarnat
i ' . 1 ' 1 . ' '
It' ation; -and;aeordlng to a des
"I'lew . York Trjbune, a, .. treaty is
1
4ost coneluded 1 with the Ring an
'-the Sandwich lilatids, - for the ant
. those- Islands td the - United Stat
- ., , ,,,the, wishes of the native inhabits s't
- paiittof disaigeement between t
" g powers being the question 1
l i lands shall mune into the Unim
1, 7 rbe annexed 'asa Territory, fo
- 1 - tt a tnent is, of Knirse, determine
4 I
I. firm a Territory at pres
Slavery 'may lie introduced, an
matey admitted as a Slave S
M ,J. easures , hate ?ctupied ' pretty i
pipe and attention of the Admin 4
6 - •
egress fora lon g time past, so
~,
. .
tionat txovernnicut of our boas
-Would seem to have beeu cony('
ihinerv,for the propagation of SI
•ist every eii4d mind to consi
hat are patent to all the WO
' 1 - hether we make - the charge N
ea , son., And if the charge is
. Ive ask whether such aeourse
. ape= Government, Would not
I n-r.ii the execi.itions .aa . 11decid
—; • . - •
.1 I tp.4„„ not only of , the people , of
._ .but,'of all the World. Mad as it
' iiithem,r in ibis ".land of the
me of the brave," it is still ,
I,kto
i i tis 33 l . ii': ll2 . l ,, l obr-tke gr .
I,lof q
edom, s sexforth in the l',i
II delindeneet‘f our ithers l a b
IroOckerriecrall the earth: ' 'tly
, . . . .
ou.tse of our Governi#ent, we 11
! ' 1 Ilidijer blow. 4the cause 4.1 n
ixitio
i: , - tk *oda -ever. 4d,runic...-: -.
ite - PubreViiitte -difirit•iii4,
~.
-nstiout l / 2 as wial, m our .ow.
At isuchit poipt;lthen, t a:ve .
this ewer hey it is joi Ttti. - 3
'what shall fte d done. '-` . Thei . _
tits 44.6e5:0f the tutors #o
yoier; and . it_ is for thetet;fp TO
dy.. The party of 'llberti i
the stronger;: And has only t
con triA ihe doVernment.': 1
safety, the good of the Southet
selves, as ' - e ll as of all thaitkii
AA it itiliotf.
..-t'
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- ', - ** - 114 Tenn a iiit, -.
; • - lintiy. • of '' the" '-'opponents
WOulddOul4les§ . :he:-glirpr ; ,
, 1 -' • - ! T.
Prohibitory Liquor La* *xis
e(I in Penusylyania„ 'and mit ••
but; from the, peculiar : thin
;case, finally ‘'bente. "obs4.llc_,
patei . is Wl*prOteSt so earn ~
den r vationr of their liberti
i)
sort. would result :froth -the
such a' law, would; be eqtml
learnithat that. liberty-I(4in:
just man, William Penn,*
'of . Welk - Li law . in this; State,
Assembly: to enact It, ..N . 4
'filet : S: , The ...eircitinstanee§ w:
r i ,lietnek - enwhbti, pne .of t
Shaw anal' Ind iith§,' appeared,
ernor, at Philad4phiii,- in the
and :complained ' that •ylvei,
brottlit to the settlement o
''their nation,several . anchor
quantity Of ;bout 140 011
i induce them to receive its an,
he -pretended' th:lt.he Wa4.s
envoi, and wive one : Cask a
i: . - • , • •
I.lllm, upon - ,i - hiei, being • scut
they were afteeln - Luch abuse .
it Wa..§ ordered,...' that thiS be
1 into4'.• (: • 2 1 ' 4 . • - i • .
da at
,nd the
merica,
globe,
iusnally
r) man
gilt to
lestions
lligent
-Ij. iy coun
aders,
on that
I I- of the
lom and
all oth
in.dc-•
•
a fortiiightlater,t
Proprietor belui about to t‘
for ,Eikand 'the Sachet's
a., •
na and Shawauah Indiatiki%
came to' take-leave'
tOrmed thtztii, that it was to
witlithem, at .-leasth ,
that he had' ever loved , and b
. -• •
and Should ever-contiriue s
sired them in his abseee
slit!) . :With those lie wOuldie
thority; ;who be, hoped 'woul
them,. The Gcivernor alsc
that the Assembly was.TIOW
hs from
$ 0 ,15
3,00
5 04)
,
nded to
(scribers
!ME
MEM
cuts of
a% ery
al par-
would
herents
h, even
y
according to their
desire. to'
ing abng,64.by the selling of
Or-curt - I;2K, one of the SaCh
of the rest s !expressed .gran
desireid that that law night
in execntiOn, and not
. only
formerlFlt .had been ; they
by the :practice, but now
and that they should have
plain Ino inqrc. •
of the 1
eases
party is
n-iingly
to 'the I
oti. the
d there-
I'
ly :been
'Ter ,
_to
' And for the more eff:Ct‘
good .a ; design,. the, Gavel
wheneVer any trabsgressed
eaMe; contrary to, agreetn
1 they would forthwith : ink I care to. Ig4-e- .r
i formation thi•reof .to .. the goverprunti, that :
the offenders - might. .be duly prosei.iutcd•; ..
: ls. llyi they :promised to id Sep-e, arid' that 'if
l'anv more weie hronght. th- - v would Ina huV
i
I it, but..Fenil the person ; Who I.i . rouglii i - ( back
• , • •
1 With it.ag,aiii. • .Aticrilirtiar kind wordS-frotn..
1: the Governor; and the ePtion.., of 1 solne
presents, they withdrew:: - . - - :.: -,1/ -• 1
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.1, ' On the next - day.but on • follewl ,
lg. b'erg
0
Octobe r 90701; the A sernbly.s;t; a
. 11 - I',l
I against selling. rune to the ndians to Gov 1-
—, • 1
1 . or Penn fur 'his apPfoy'a I. ~. - After considering 1
I the bill, the, Governor desi that th6l,Wou i ld I
i admit of the .cvldenee
.61ihe lii : diatis,. -I mlithout, i
. .:::. 1 1 s 1
f N,hieirth'des - -imi of the ac would It eluded, i
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The bill was_,fivally pas_ , under tt title of
"An act acrainSt -sellin : w It in . or 2 Othr.troni i
t d
Liquors ,to thelndians"lnd receli the aS•
sOut of:the : Governer Octbliki.'2§thl.ol. •' 1
. - The above ; Lets, are. '. - ,olleic' ted.Jrcini l the.
"COlonial 'Reeords,". Pub i,shed itl l 038 1 :in
'Pursuance of an Act . ssembly of P,nn
.
sylvania. - : . - .' ,- - ' • ..! -
...
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1
Farnier's Unio4 Ittit*lci 'Cow
1 1 looked
I xtelkion
r ation of
,anger al-
,p6ople
luau . e-
i : of thein•
' t eed a se- 1
l iw the.fu-,
rusted tok
1 ,0 Kansas
.s ate.tak-•
„,, -
,:.
k.vivern-,
f •,Kan:: : is
exieo has'
Fe than to'
ions have.
440 the he
r th : .of Kan
-1,, vernment
. .
We intended iast 'welt to el - 11
ti on of our re.'l.. to tl a
,adver
the : " Fanners: Union: inkurance
which Will be ,found) in ! another
TherCtre'eettainly greattadvanta
In . a company iicar'hotne, ,
then, is in this ca.Hse;-,the known
. .:wealth • re
of the stockholders a . . ,
!lake "assurance doubly; sure"
.'t
running fan extra risicof barn
ey by insuring.
rich, taken
se Indians,
ady a bill'
lele of
.tili
-,it, enable
Ite white i
to . secure
' at Territo
r to obtain,
Id of I
Cuba,
-
1. (1 free PPP
' thin the,
already al
. Chiefs of
exation of
against
is --the on
le:contract-
Thetier the
as a State
r our Gov-
I"that they
,
la, so that,l
they- ulti-,
te. These
uch al! the
stration and
that the Nia
ed Republie •
ied ittO'ma
:Very. , 'We
er the facts
ld,. and say
ithout plod
- 01-foundedd
in any ,Ett
justly call
ecidelPluiti
li . iis country,'
ould - atipear
ee "and. the
....—,-% 4.,:txr,s;
` cv 71 4. ;
t 151'111014es
Cllaratiol; f
-.Niord,aild A
th , Prefoent
ire etrikine a
knnuity;ti u itt
The "mO4
Nsro - :believe:thitt •tnati t y persoi
inehiding•o . u.rsOyes,lhave th
insured hy.this.conipany, thus"
eopfidenee
•t'llne ANTI-REP UHL leAtit Wil !S. ",
y
Democratic -State • Cam ' 'ittee; i ' their, ' ad 7
dress„ Say, "It is idle o tliskuke`lhe t r fact
41ot the Whig party 6 i the N6 i rth ?las be
-1%_.L,1.1
tonle swallowed up, d ,ahsorbedi hi. its
amalgamation ;with di ant:and anti-rePub
licini elements."' . ' ppose that b ' 'Y 'anti-
republican" they mean t "anti-slavery 4 and
that, the amalgamation took idaee. mi'coraing
• • 1 ~ i.. •i- 9,
to. the apprelmslon or these • publtcr . ui,
. ,
When. 6 , c r ry -Northern Vitig,y ted , againit
the - ,Nehraska bill. if. t ere been i few
more. Northern Whigs n Congre4S - br la few
More such . ‘!anti..repUblicans" among the
NorthernDemoerais,tuldn't it h4r et been
a.l.l%sed thing for the ' untry? -We heave
honest men, of all Partids,. 'to - answerl. • _
Wurraar's Lem rer.s.—We.Would call at
tent on to the notiee4ifithe celebrated or'ato-
Yial Profit'harlls 'Whitney, of
Binghainton, which ‘"yill- be found . in, another
column, The. Leetur4':a name inuat. he fa
naijiar.,to our;readers, - as an unrivaled
toe,of -.the ,nnunier of Iliatinguisnedi.orators.
lio lectatreiti here several l yeius ago , A4tii much
sins::-.. _I. 4 .
• . • • , x
NFlif
w . ut4c...-L-We Babe received fr om 3.
Lyons 6r, Satilaeveria pi 3ms of Neiv Mink.,
lk
,atiloag;a•hieb tare "Sri olityariationiod tbe
favorite Saratoga Sabot iieb"' by: /Jae,. Ballak,
"Tile' Table - iapviiig '•hOttie3t,r - by ' 0 E.
- 1 1 ,4illet ar,". and 4 TbelMer'frigh Boy," a Bal.
lad, - ihe ioards by Alizik.. - 000 '4l Music ' by
John • Frazer, - '
i f i#,As e , 1
'0144 ,
. ,t I • I ° 3 :.
Ire arrive44ldi
te°l4 0 iitYi
„,,,,
e ~, eti ... , , ,
on! ; d „ e) !, , 1 4 1
..) Ir a
ti'PletOt' /' el
i really y ;Eli
lx . l!init di to
grK;aut) ' tit”'
rt staei i4m
al d, al po L nt to
tis
.!
'build m. this
day Quite
- r
46 - 6110. t9;arlt4ll
nt,l;i4 pi;
-.Hon. bavis:
sociate Jiidge• of t
untk, and...-othe'ri3l
. .El4er Dhnoek rave soul interestiug rem.
ini.,:eettees q the chavgo that have . tak,6
'.placer ; in the eoun y since:llle toruer-itone ID4
thevohl Court .11945 e was laid, and iexpresied
a iloik• tiraijP4ik:f iniot;:b6_4 l 9-Tillistered in
the Welk C6urt I-Jouse,. as it has been in lie
old *ot,ie, by daubiessiOn iii' able ails!. upright
Juagiis. 'I- '' 1 ' k ' --1 ' '
I ,ii,i s -7. 1 4 ....r:
. i . H
EIVIOD I ~.; i
Of'' PSilibi ki - 00 1
,! i .1: 1 ' -,- ,
1 to.leara ihat a.
long since. s'
: .
I :,:a-its.re..ix , aledi
stances- of ::the
..' - Aind 'these .-
.I • •-:
,41Y. again t 4.,h ti
- •
i*hielt th yi, a*,
i
e*reem it, of
stiriprisk: ti."
:
and ..tn, - 641 i,
r ; pose?-
the pr 'se.?,
fpd,.iii4ue d, the
t ',.: sOeh ere l the
re like thM4 ::'.'
licssrsS B. Si
als
in sonie,.lappy
inark.
The insp•itinb
Band ,added Inue`,l
occasion.
'The following ‘ i
:
111:1 Court Hot .
for tlith structure i l,
der ffie - direction!
' •
e 'chiefs pfl the .
1 ,
befor ,
the Gov,
• um= of 1 01,
i
,or Garland had •
Lahaii Cakon,
missiOners. C4l
Cust;abotii, fB,O
The present
4th, y. 854, under
lianeuek, Amos
penter,toinmiss
.July ;24th„ 1834.
Naaejl.. Pokt, J.,
Boyd mil Avery
Philaqelphia.
the of
of • rtini,thi
and i i hat
- trade with 14111 i,,
nt bithOOmi . l
*present • from
ented to., Oink,
W. 'IL I36'•d.
- -
five litindred del
Wht.:treopoo
iirther eriquireo
Jet :dges of the
Wit riiut; Preside
Boy ISM, .Associate
ie Goverlor nod
ke hiS'Aepatture .
• han
ith'some‘ofiheir
f hint
reoilnty!o.lfirel
A. Ward; . Prot)
Regi4er a , 4143 Ref
Trcquitircr,; - ' Frail
tie3: - .;:iTiir othy 13
A.. eteSSrflpil; e<
1 . - .3fOnbei-i . of t ?
sup, 13i'lYtmin'S
tle, E.. It Clins!,
.to. F. A; Case,l
F. Fkaset, A. .01
O'ciiitolits. of T
Trib4neiif .1 iil3
YorVEvPhig 1 '
July IBth, Derti l
of t.ilu.,llatinti
the Old Court 1 4
his lagt inte
rurr
• , I
pis tail -;
'ell 'kind t
to 1,6; id. de
tuitivafei•lftlend:
lye behim i
.
n a 1-1
also .be illd to
infurnied ihem
• I
preparingla,w,
- • I.
pre'vent- trr
be
. ,
nm : Arm w „ awa
Ins, in the name
safistltetion, a d
Trite folloivin
~ - .. •
ing — under sonic
{ 1
toxmititig drink
„ .
tint; 'Of our Lvgi
tti . theearefulT I
thoselVilfi(! (11l
'lliSitti', nOtiee.• in
1 ' I
knoivii..at,d nek •
a ,• i
(rrenthr arnoturt
-. , ...
ig'triieeable . dir
'tang drinks, iutd
give ylieeiEe: no
in- titt , ir regpeyt
efre.etitOlybe p
) . t . .1
14ditgris ulr •
aped.. for 4.eci re l
-Q..
rc;un tore'o
aily answ u
i erin
I I I.
ior desird tfi.
the. said,
nts.airion
l)% this act and follow" i'lp that notice.
law 1$ xiolatid.Xy alpro - seeution of the t
-:, 1 - 1 "" 1 -
ers, thevT would ilr. ,pity be doing a
. .. F
Irviee. to the tax-pfiyerla t a much 'gre4tei
; • ..; • .-
of
. . - • stair` . e.l , . ,
' , ervire to the ttic ii 'lli - rite, airal i q i nei
. drunkard chin ~ ~, 4 , ,
'- S..m , l ims . , a'i‘V iS more :,,lirt . ll4
_,, . 1 . • . 1. . ; , -'
.
grut i iin its proy:!:l4,El-... atpc•severe in - it.. , . p . 4 .
altios tam 84. wel ha e s ever had, Ind l;
ilitithfullf exct.tted - . would lie 'almost a -4 , - (.. A
.. 6. . , Lti _ , Can; .
' i - - - , • el. -
I•as the ,Iyfaine w.- i we execute tillii1411(
1,-,. W1 . -1 .
1/ ire I. 1 0• It I •II fiat w4fer i e ia the gailraat .
i that ;thelstaina Law wmild •be. of any seri . e
I• l - i . '', • 1
• Temperance . mien..read the !a*, and act !
• , 1
1 AN ACT to protect eerfiliiildomestic and ' i
i • , .. •
..''.:
1 sate rights, and it° pet cut alise, 'int, I
1. . sale cif into. icatilig drinlcS., ... ' , • I
i
1 „ SO:, i. .13e .it, enacte4::ky silte Sena e, 43i
I.forese,O)! Reiro , eritatizies of 'the ~ Co . nm l pi
izetaftft of Fenilryleanra,lin,.Generalil i seitiln
nletft.• it ii.heeby 4nacredb i i the . aitthdri
t y (~
1 the #.nth.! Tha t . '41011)-1 1 furnishing: intoxel
l ting dri Is, by gitt,sal el oil ot lierwi 4iltol any
LperSion 9f knoWn intemperate habits, to a Itni
.
norlor to an insane 'pert:Oril for use as a.lit
{ - ; • • 1
i . erag( . .,sll:Lil. b?eld and ileTeined B.,,mis 'en et.
I or,• and .upidt ..onvictioni,thereol, the, fiend;
I shall be . fine4 - not less titan ten noray re 't it
fillyAollois, . e nd underga an imprisbn ni4it
f
. 1 ,_
not le_ than .en nor' D4yre tnan - , aixt • dap
and' : the i Wilful urnisling Of intoxicating , Ord
as 41.)evertige l ., to any ifersan when cl unt, c
intOdeated, shall .be Cle4'ned a - tnisdet - wane)
punis 'ble as afuresaidii
ht . •
SEC.. ' TIVIt •it shalt ba lawful
ineinb' r of the family,or . blood rel
- I
an intetnperate perniy o;}'- any .ove3 ~e' ,
I .thei,p9or., m or magistrateaf the district In w tic
such iniepe i r ate. persah reSides, - or lacs i
galseltleipent, or...thr-cilanniitteeof a,lii habilt
halrdr. 7 Mkarill •to give aldistitiet neticei,lver. b.
,
or written, la any'inn e . , inerelr nt,llgi
-It ee
eeri diSt Hier, !brewer, dr other perso 1 t tin •
lactating sellitm or I .laivir intoii far li ,
~. , [4 ! - I I . r''
uors, forbidding him! ordthem from furcd i in
Suelt intemperate persgins.lor habitailid n
ant witkinta, , ciOting4rinks or liquo .. . 1 and
1
.if, Witiiinthree . .montle.:'lafter such no ice', af
*one toiwlmtin thes4inetis giVen, shall fu tit l
• ,i
or, „elf.) , e furniShe , intoxicating lii nal
; , ; ,
to Ouch inten partite per on or habitual, d,, un.
, ard;.to be used
..as a )' - i iellerage, lielslii i
deemed "gaily. of km,lsdemeauor , and ip
ixntvietion thereaf,shalt! be pun,ishe ' d as p a
dad inl i th9.-first settionl'of ibis. act. . 1. -- = 1
• • ,l I . • - •
. ac'i 3. •That anyipean furnish:l.lljg it toi,
- •:.- -• ~ .-, i • i •
other' , ..
eattng antilop to any person in via; sii
of any existing law; a a the pray sic?, s 1 1 ,
, _,
.0. . thip act, slial be ',lie respansibl . M.
1 any - , : i,4'ury. ,c 9 persoll hr property- i i i praise (
1 chine of such furnishing, and any one. ag 7
I grieved, may ; rea?.ver jfuli dairaigc,. aiiist
I such person : so furnishing, by ' acticin 91 die
al
I.'p..* instituted, in anieohrt .having u jui ie.
-. 1,.. . fo r m. 1 ,.. p ~,- ,:- .. 1
tui#l,ol.blletl of action.in this tm n
-; IA • 1 • • .
wealth. :,.., - ; - H i .. • 1 .. ; - • • ,-., -
Ti cr
. 4.. 4..Vint imy, jtiAg l , j4stiec;, or el ;, y,
man, Iwho ',all period ii the inarring elm ItJ
•,i i ,
Jay netween partiesi tv.iicli either of ! - .,ai ill
ties, i$ ini9xicated r shall e deemed gaty,,, ,
a misdemeanor, and uPo . conviction. tienif
'shall PaY a 6ne oflifttdallars - and, belinp,'
. ; .• 7 I
onell . 'at theZ a seretion, ofi the euurt,..l ot• t,
ecCAing sixt, days.l . L • -'. '-. ' '
-Bic. 5. .That t; -any 1r,1,111 . 11 . 1. - 114 ulterati '
.c'•
. corruption ?f
.apiriiniqu4 - icioits.p . r 14. t -
,up -14,, manuf*turcd or , i4teutit..4 as, al er;
1 ageiWlterehy the saMai aro
.4% duti a illy *id
1 ed unyi4oteantne. fkniipio
.and • injaribas
haidt)!,l)r any !Alai or,at.4l:h 1141,06,,.fi1r st.,
, .aPeyerage, with knowega that ti
saadultera ed_ . and. ci4 rnyted, steal . b
the offende , for the,fit'st.offenea to a n
,nne hundreds dollars,..Scal irripris9citne4
TOeseeditaffilxty. days,i'• '_.,.' -.• ,i -- . , , I
.. -- ,;Szc. 6. -.Pay=„Paraok Proso,4ltiag for an
I:anc.a..indiat4dale,,undix thia'aot, 4411, -91
.. - 1 1 - • 1 .11
Tffay.
tllo...altoP
senlent of
7 ,
4 111 4 4 ) 11 Y ,
13010
;es !r1 Insu
artieularly
,rnliityl and
such aL ,
at yoi
Yo9r
L s'
it rOa
iwlug
01lt
f erty
their
:,''.'s'' . ; ;; ''L'''-'l'"'
-*Mit
l e of then,
, w Coartl-taus,-
I .': . 'will, ky l as laid si4 Moil-,
• ---.,- I -
the
l iar; njiinber of4Arsons
Ie : I
iremony, , .y„,-.Ne!.t.lier
! .?...1 - xidge.r . " l ,essup. - i4i71. 4 ii . rs...
I-.,. 1 - , ,
• remarlr werOrnacle s .2y
~. -.... • -• • .
.k for in ny. years an, s
' -
le Courts of Susgneban
4 0 1 0)1:
address•'
lough )111
B.
'd the liss'ern bl
pre(neditated
• i
utskl oi!th
Loth&
Montrose 13)
• •
enjoy inept of
,du" *ere rend
%13fenioraz
EMOTIAN'D
Led to make r•
in 1812-13,
s: Bartlett Flit
,Brownson„ C
liver
~e, remo'
WaS: 141
of Nfei7sl
-nd Isa4AH
racy -Ir,
the d)recti 1
Vi
Oners—th
Von tifa
vi B.' G 4 I
Eh*:
.Inmenced
n of Af essit•i.-J
land :Amherst I
Is corner stone
tors NIT: L.
isey, i% illian
itraitrci, .1. SI
t7ery Frink
‘ighteen, Oiou
uililers
loniracq,
i• —Hun.
Warnei• -and
• ,
eveial qo
;
Mir
EIME
honOtarv;
t lin,lot; 1)
eq:ku
/Amllissic)4
J.. T, Lang)
Lath;
Dr,trict.Al,
Suryeyoi.;
C!erk.
loh. William
Sessul;. ti:
jaz*er, L I. .11
•
tie lia r—>.
:Bentley; ;
, Wint."l4
lId1:1. 'li,:ts
handwrliiii
i
Tin to.r 7 -4!;
Ist, dol
ostiof .1n
I in erat - of d'l,' E
'
Aeadevi,
ouse by :IL
I• I— * ' 3 . ",
a e*Miqiior ILaT, „:
I 11m:, i•ei;i l pdinc , ' and pre
r t. 1
{eir - eutos - threqs the ,sale r
Fz.., was pitT.
ii at`the los
Mature, itpd l we conone
H.u.:3:il • ani. prompt • ati(
il 1 . • " a
:y 10S InO4.le;to rive tile
der. thisllaci.• . It is :a
.1!:
zowlodge.lft that I,\' . f.!
1 I - ,!! ~. • . .
ofpaoperiso in our-eot
. i: .- -
x:tly! or itiditleetly to inti
if o;ver.i•ers i ilf the poor
1 - •
ice tothe venders, of li
.
ive t i ul,Vril a§l is• provid.
_
AV: J. Turrel
z,r
eeley;s Alm:
of Jul. I.sth,e
Iv 41h, Regist
C:ital
Pencil..Sket,
H. Jessup. •
The
.. - .
Alforsiftito Tim liTl It
-- --
-. , MITER
~, The .. *ate 1 , - 0 0 ni Mitteeappo intcepy the
Whig Convention dee& it theft.'
citizenit Of...R.e*-
dutY . l,te, state to ths4..t e ll e **
, , .
h are invOlst ed" in
sylvatihi;the principles- 1 4 14 .
the approaching contest, htio. by Whickit will
in their - opinion,. be . mainirdectidestlf Thep
mean-to speak earnestly:aid -.e..tt o ii e tib. i .
, an d
.very . , Ow words are needed to' is e : their_
YieWs.' l l Never in the history of Perityl A i i - ..•
nia t :iwas there a clearer. and Strorirr ,1114q
draWn:.,—nerer a more- distitiet definition or,
print.ifile.. Questions of kio9il and SOeitsire
sponsibility,r - of
. 1111inito rit6inet it to lus and,
to oiirjjpri)SterityOuh - e ariseii„and the oppo
nents Of the National and State -Ad4inistmt
tions its Pennsylvania are '.united :.on . the coin
'lion gryino ot -resolute 0.., position, tct seetion-*
al strife,. ittit.sitiraged anif,"Stiiiiillated as it, his
been by' the policy mid condUct of ille admin. - ,
istratiOn at:\Valhingebt, to the interference Cif
the Government in controlling tho . L4slation,
&Congress . to this . end,,iind to : the. fliture ex..
ten.4iots - ef the institution *of
.iroine.slisl slavery,.
in the:territcirial *domain of thetiation. . • ...• Ii•
On 'the suithatal quest i i i r , s ;; t ije• . AN . i bi g :,
,eal i..ji i ,j ~ „.! WAIIO7II A ifFIPT RBB ENEMY..-:
i . .: didates appeal to the'PeOPle cif I.'entisylVanitil ~•
.. ~ . : TriliOndou.,T*tory,,. : .. .
,• . ,
with 'confidence.—=Their opinions. it!re .thoSe j - The V. S. ship ,of war Opine; commanded
I , whichl s ennsylvania..at4rted in atittienttinies b j Cup f.•
.Hollins :arrivedi at San Juan • •del
.
.......=--_-_,--.2..=:_....z.L..1 t...L.,_--Jl.-: tl4-.-= . .i..-..,-..-.......-__, - ..- and' which: still .h re in 'the , hearts ofd her PCs)... lj I i rte. on the,ll 11th inst.; ' 1 :days frons Nest
; •
.
-Gai - azzi i 4 coining bick tp New,York• in. plc; -"!Those opinions have never beta' often-., 1 - .)ik,- commissio ned to• se tie ' - certain.• - diffieub.
,
- .- ' '
A.'llo.llSt { '.wel t' expressed. find the public itiind been , ti .s -between 'the'. Americo; citizens, and the
.-, 2 l"fie nearer b'ells.are hung ti) the ground, allOtred t o enjoy --thci. repose which,. ess . an . I al authorities ;II : also to-demancl.a.••ftill and.
'I ' th• 'I .
.
the farther off they clan belie*.d. j • 1 . "t wo years ago, - existed through. out lie laud; 1!..s tisfactory apology for -0, insult given . a.'
—lle distl rbances in. Chinti ire driving Sol - B I •'
or had a spirit of tbrhearanee been .I manifes...l s o r t time since t o the .I-1 . (n., on% or and,
...
the Chinese a rtty : to; Ctdiforriia, tit.ster thaii. tid. by those 4rho have the most rets.-Sert to in -I o A r•Minister to Oaist-,l4,.4.therica. IThe :au
,
• ' ' i ' • • it, - the contest
.which now agitates the 1 t orities and itiliabitantS of.the town :refused
ever.. ... 1. ~ • - ;! ; ; • • t yoke
' i . .
-LEight girlS%irelsaid to by regularly-i . ctrl i country would'htireliecti averted., i lhe pas- ti make the slighte s t apolegy... After giving
' • •
L ployed .as (-01111) . 6i:dors tu;tlid . Cificitimiti Gra, sage Of the. . bill by* Contrress a•t.- a j le - time in :no' oou - - Vitt ee . t
Nebraska, ~• . t he, p , , d., ap I ~y hti g.b 11 rt,...
zette office; and flit titune number in the Pitts -I . institute cif the Admini.stration, and through t .t.'-iyesl; Capt . Hotline, onsithe 12th iss ued a
1 ; , i i.:
In, . ournat. - : j i
Ili -u 1 ' :" ' e, and the. repeal inex..i.p oclaination; to the autho;ities and r esidents
di I- ' i Wit ..
' - - ' •
1 I its ini
. sgu sed nflu .
I - _Th e - Hin s d a l e • (AfT e l L ) it' an d,i r d sa ,,, rs presti tei•ins of •an ancient stattite,•lplighting:l that, unles s " . an apology sr,ss made .by 9A,
1 that it - is infOrme'illthat.4tpon a usieful.e.an-t- , t lie' iitition's word of honor that 'tlatiWesterill: M on the 13th, he should • proCeed , i toshoni
viiss of the county; it is aiscertiined that there territory was to-be foreyer exeinpt i fions slam-;I bard the town . NO iipol4gy-ie.' time:, .11e.'in
are: nine ktlministrition mew ; - 1 •• i ery j and the domesti e slave trade,-. •
eiimpel the II the meantime - -took pasSelkon of the Transit
... The .editor of tW.:f,aeltsiin:(Nlisst)*True WWl*. _party oftlitiNorth„and. espeetally thel CO.'s .steamers and sent them'.te thatown, of.'
. . . J
Witness, silt's h e i la. ..i n otst.,ol64irltukoi man 'Whig piirty, of Pentitylrattiii, to break the si.ji flting protection ;to all th ose who chose. to-ac.,
in°Jacksjon since thelLegislature...adjourne(l.l . lenit.. they might otherwise hate; kep t, and to jI eipt ; and:within one rnilnite - olihe tunic des
, • --ITlte. Sisters Of 'Charity. bekniging to the spenk.olft again in itinguage - not•ti le inisuit li mated by Captl -11. the l cann'onading • corn-
Mobile nottpital. bare been obliged Jto letiVe derstood, their ancient mid fixed'-opinions,
..ji . tieneed,and cOntinited,-,jwitirbrief intermission
it,.in cOnseipiezteeLot their - atteMpts to profits- To he doetrines,of the hot of 1780; whiehlit •:3 .1 1- . .N. During the interval no diSposiZ
• - I relieved - us by. constitutional mean l 4 • from all ton waS manifested on,thO ; part of the inliab
u ite sestarianism. ! . f' ' j : ' '• -
is' .
:_l ~- • - -Jt .
.—ln tt3. 7 ttited StateS the nunibei• of pOrts' . . grievimis social e vil--to the, great,. proinatieel l i ants to come titerms fOr: the sating: of the.
of entry and dOix - ery are .i t * of Which 28 of 1787 ) in its full scope and' all its lienefi-1; 1 roperty. At 4P. N . : a i pariy landed, corn.
hate. custom lionses COmpletecT; and 11_ in rent. principles—to a resolute determinationll tiatided by - alienttrunit, who burnt thetown:.
progress. ; j• ' ; .1 j j •,. •,, .... ,
' I to efleit the absolute find entire repeal of thelj . ' , in juan,_or Oreytown, on'tsie rat', .was en-,
, .
1 • Airitierease 'Of Military is ileinanded On aggressive portion of the Nitbra,:k: •I,ill-.--toi; frets- destroyed'; one or ,Ku ssisidlJwildings
.
tile Texan 'frontier, in coi l isj( l iisetice of 'the ISt- the prdtdOiiin of .
the personalrights-oteeveryl i i i i thesnbnrhs remain tOthark the spot... ..Nd
(11.111 troubles'excited by
. .)Vi it Oat, theSein.
. hurt tin being • under the Constit Whin of Penn-1, r'ves were lost ~.Mr.- .Seint,hgent of the At.-
,
inole Chief:.- -1.. •j • .tj: • ; • ~ • sylyania an d Constitution of, the luittill I essory Transit- Cu. ,l tendttred a* free passltge
...,-The New Or i lea j ns nuactin'Nlys thtitlo. .States, by maintaining inviolafe -the "trial. I,yj ! iv the : Protilethenti ,to isit• who Wi`Ahi•dto
, Dent remark contenting Mr. Pettit (tliiit Jury anal the`'.writ of liabelts-korptts—ti the . ' Jaye. A.li•sr. liceented the _ is t ier. TlWCvitne
t , : : • * - ' ' . • • I , 1 .
the hitter- was'"a hgritat liar ittidia dirty do g 'l),. as.sertion of the due rights of:the States of the • tins tor Hoskin ,on the h.-- - M •
. ale aes , 1.
/. - J
F .is a coarse one, and has nothing to redeem it, _North as welfas of the South, : and: to •the int k'isheits, ourconiniereiall'Merehatit ho inc.:-;---,
.: .
r except its truth! I ' . . i tegrity . :of the Union;• never 'o nitielsetidttn. Officers Mid ereSr all well.•
• k +
T - —the NS. ashinuton Comuuniwealth Icarus geredaS when a wanton wrong is inflicted-J- 1 I . The 11. NI: B. tieli . ,,,,,n t cr i Berniuda;,, and j
-c 1
steamer -
c,...,frA,lllPhiladelplii4 that Gus (+we Bigler i t' ' ' . to_tbese prin c iples the_Wiiig par6;•• - of Ppm; I Wtirst--Indlait.so,'S Ma il
~ Dee,
.z Brit- I
1 )f . plied for.admissiOn into the societ y- 01 M 1 (4: sylranhs and its candidates are solemnly pled!! Sh merchant mai:, were slitnesses of the seem!
1 - Nothiegs,,lnit was rejected. j The greatest; re-: ged..: On thit4 - strong ground they are content I .wing in the barber at the time.. - . . _
i. (.., - • •J -, 1 ,-.-
jection, however,lis yet to etd:sise I ' ..• to stand, and to the support of tilese • prinel. i ! 'Gres. res. tow n consisted 4.4.abont-eiUtity hems..
—Ohio his two colleges for W-0111C11, Ober. - ple.stive invite the co-uperation of eyery free- 1 .s.: nearly all of then) bstilt lof.woOd, and! by
••.; - ~,..
t _ ; lin and, Antioch:l 'llierels oide-, at Westinin- to* in Pennsylrania.* • lf II
; • 1 i ar we • rrOttVi proportio}vo _Atm eons_rtut_• :
, s• r, Law ream. tioulity, .Pa.; i iiiiil- there' are
'te • - ' The Cmgress_of the United. States, soon 1 d in. the United States i•anil taken there • On.
1- tw•o - 'reinale NlOieal 'CialieWesj in ; Philadel.. about to'di j .SFirse-and the administration of ! Isi bi ard "'0 ' of tUlie----Lyon's Itotel—
, p ) . „ ne
; plea, one in -.. eel 7i ork, and one in Boston. •j. • the general government litire, in the passage j cost $15,000. ;Not itioie than one-foUrth of
it J • The editor -Of the Butli4.4epublie •says of the Nebraska lull (the only metis j ure of the ( thehonses in the neW part; of the town,Whlch
41- that he ltifely.sairc at the oftWelof the United., pree llll, - sea-ion,) and•Aeir Crirniiial neglect j has - been 'bOilt i i
.5.n..tek.54), Were Occupied ; but
'St aii:;•s Exert-s 0)111pany. ti • ce-t- l i mi t t.,,i n i e . , ,,'4 le the groat int re-=ts of the nation ; :and es - pecl- I were . deserted frOin, Int4ine l s. s• consideratiOns
i- - .
is :1,1:- IL-, le.4..ais. 11:rels Barli t - ,; mye lit (• 1, II nil of PelllllV:loiiii: ' iitil(l Allis siegle.issitit, tjoine,tinie previ - 'to 'to tpis auitllr. -JAW .1)0•)-
1 T ,:
ill !14,7::1:,,.7n Wiiii!,7l 110:7,1 . 4A . all jt.i•ed., o f f reig i it .,, ;,..ntl; on ii. 1; 1 .1 111{.. wi.!! ot tliOTeopie Shall 1..i1!- ,ltiatit,tt 4.01" o-town ,eonstr4to,ot zdiout oOti
IC • w ,.:
a-.i-,,,n.id 4...i.1.-..:(.7 . m
-It' cae. trut h - Sant 5t.,,1 t':(l ,- V (.
.- it: W :ire . .!I')f,Cnt to r lll6't UK'S/I,: It' l;') tWr,:&011-; alt.S.Yget.b4.l; Ofd il'lllleh Ili/tuber
. 411 . n . ,
,-.. Nitirie. and is ilek,itted toAVilliesbarr,•, Pa. !J Ilia . :01 i-Si/..7'tlUit W.: hniVe ii!a.lo.. It . i.,. ft.weed t svo t lre Wero trolls the It:tinted State_,.- :;bout •
,_ . ----A nteng th 4 passengers 11-4- the s t- eame rlJ.tipou us.-tind weineet it ettintly.alia resolute-
. twenty.tive were Engli4inien, and tsrelVtL',
;. 7 , ~. ... , il 1 .
4 1 i 1: l'illltilln were twelvenuns
,sroin•italY, nine;i iy- :, • - • . • -: . • • ,.! ..Frenchrnoti and lien - stank .IThe remainder of
I _ . J J- I
! belonging - to tiiii order of .4suits :ma three;' . we arrnig-n the Nationta ..•larnipi,trafic,t, j the poptilation.were•Jiiinah:.a.negroeS and na-
'' jto • that of the. ISaered Heart; . They haye4 tiidedand abetts‘d.by the present State Ex,ll , j fives. The .Atnericatia,iEtneish, French- and j
1 ' 1. been taken carp •of at the,lManhattativille eutive- , --tbr in opiniOn and.tiction they are in- I Dutch were engaged in hetet keeping ,arlill
- •
• Ntumery, near. Ne.W.York...l, ; . „-- 7 : I dentified--,betbre the people of Pentisylrat+ r: 1 trade. '.;r : : . - . 1 - - . -- 1
—Tilt., Deanot:ratie" • Union!, dhoolle,s - . the ~ ;.,,IV. holdthetn.reSponsible for the.reviral. yfj ' The . !looses occupii.4 hr file. nitiies .and
.
Itiut'r beer bill jai "ailr•urd. ;And. ridiculous," I; ,ection - al. agitati ng. .They hare. by the abrof tiegriiis Were . prilicipall4.fratilelAuiMings.illi
„. , 101 ,1 i , i o s ( a ( it, lA. tit c,a5i...... . . • - •
J.:u7d ,e•deulated jto :injure ..rat'he': . r than b e n e fit jj4,,,estion of the Nlissanrillint...lir whiff -b . 1 41 'Jr )f - cf tlet 1- I • 0 . 1 : - E t 1--ts • : •-
" the temperanee katuse. .11 ,it 114 "absurd and;,of ti certain parallel of latitiae,. slavery 55 - 'l' ',l'. -- "Whnle tilt Cyline wasl-eittinsatadinf„a . note'
. •-
ridicitous,"••yri,i..lii Gov_ Bilder sign bills of ibrever prohibited, aron,,ed a spirit of rests.... !was reiteived by Caintliollins from the,Capl
a. similar tli t iyavitr for Chester county; nedll : tatice to aggreSsion whieh it •may be ditlieult taut of
,the British sehtltimer Bermuda: statinu
I . ol' one town ;wit', four townships in Tic-graj: to appease. Tile r . have cla n:' tills isnitoi4,. i tliat lie -a !regretted that be had i - lot a British
county ? . i t..-. i , , ,
~ 0 I
11.. and on thefts -rests. the re.spousibility. - We :is - set of war there or 'the slize of the .c Cavane;
.
-.The Stiii FranciscanS arti ffirtifyinu theirrikfrOct sipon our frieeds throntffiont the Sta,:j t e l ! --lie 'Would eompel ].iii tO desist
..'Captain
J..- , r; _ . ,! . . 0 • . -' , . Illollins. / irs reldr W = •14gretteil that
t , • . .. ~..0 • -.--,- II
kittiettia 4-7±lllPaireti4o,, •,e - suc h" .• ,
lialiblibi• - eNienSes, sprvices :and, tint:
petaled, :as mat ye flireefed by the court;
o`exceeding twenty dollart.4toj be taxedtaxed ans .
**l - as 'a:part of The :Costijit I*cat#, su,.,
owazi,ce to ,b 6 oidineive.laf corpfieneatlat t:co
e ch. prosecutor as a l i witile4s — iOlder::e4.isti
I; ws . : iPrOvided, iThat each all4wanee she
t of be ;Made
. in more one Than ease' ' ''•et th
zi e term to one•tograon.- :` • -.3, '..1 1' •-i
'-.SEc . ::% That rib diction shall . ientaintaine
• o r recovery barilniaay. care ilk: 'he value 0
. quors;sold in_NiOlatien- el thilf. ! . .or 'anY i. other
I et.; and .defend in:lSr be taken lin a m ease
(railisf; such '-icrcooterv' - ivitholout,hkda.' plea Or'
otiee.' ' . --.'" l'i. `,.; ' •''i ! .- !. _ • 1
I , ' Sc e: Ei. l : 4 That -. it. r shal t .he
.'l4.*ful [for - the
~
eitrtscif. , , quarter' 13:eSsions to, keieoke••-uny. ': l'i
1- - ,
i•ences : t (ley may ntivp, granted i for the sale-of
iquorti, :whenever Pie. party . hollding a license
•Sliall be provcd-tiAliavt :-',•vielnied.any law,- of
bis Ont r intOttweahhi, relating- to:: the sale of
iqulrs ' or 'whenever - the •prettilses. !of. such
Tarty shall beCome the_ resort:of idle a4d - . diii.
• irderly persons sui,4 to:',disto - thei general.
)eace, el fli6'neiglobotheod,'iipcv notice given
.to the per:-.? - ofia lieensi.d... ' ~V.!..
ifetps
1 ,
Y (11 112
ttOr-
Vi .
,A
lit
, ~ _
city. • The delettee_4will consist of •twi, line.si
of Batteries.. The stone fur theJ walls is gran-;
; ) RC. brought from . I ,4ontereYla)id Puerta,del
los 1 ey hus. l& is thouolit the- ivork, of forti
fyingt
1
• the port. and city will Ost
. two millioits.!
• • l•
at, least.. .
. i . _ .I°4 - I
* - —Col,unel Genrge:Wathingtnn, furnierly a!
Itßepresentative in crigresg*: *Om Maryland,
died. in Georgetown, D. C. *here he has re-: t
id, sided for Stt 17 e i a I ' - curs, oil Monday, July;
'li - 17th, in the--65fh year . of hi 4 tige.:. The de-i
tyi ceased t was . a relative of Gi:he.ral 'Wti-4hing-1
4 . 1 '
tun -.and a - tnanh:gitly•esteehted for his eleJ
I vats l• d' f
character,ipublie spirit, in social - and
• 1 • I
wmprous qualities. I • • • - . • . .
- .---The Southern (MissisipPi) Journal give
AL a description - of • a . barbecue - `'given by ;1111.
. t •
iv Striekland thel agent • -ind bV•nrseer of the,
. , , .7 -4
(i-- plantation efidie I.on. S:A.4l.i.otiglas ' oft-thn
t:i Pearl nivef-.....,The r e are 140 itdult slaves.pti
f the plantatioh,,behinging to itni Sumter frUni
lihnoiS and about - 40 littledhrkies greeted
the eyes . of " the editor, rollhig about "on the
old cabin flooni." ;-
Jn54.1411.1V, 11fincr,JH;, - .ef the
W4esbarrc Ittieord of the! Wimes, has sold
ty out hiS interest,: tb:his assoeintO, Afi
f wito will !icrcalter conduCt.thu
1
f• Joseph returns to a fartnitizilife, his health
L. requiring a clnlge, - We wish both the:couS--
- all suceess.i': They are. both- good-fellowS
• and their,-papo ';!- • •
•
—,_,Joseph Ibi s tilregton, candidate
'for .Judgf the Supreme Court-of Pennsyl.-
. . . . , a .
s
vania,-on . the, Whig tieket,--h. been recotn-
Mended
.to the= Governor; by' the United voice
of the-Bar in the.tancaster district, for PreS-'
.:- Alit Judgc of-, that,districti , and it is nudely
d stood that Ie will- accept, if: electc.d. • The
iy j President vappOinted,
_hint -Piief Justice .if
••, u Utah, tmi he declined the orfine.•• i _I
1i I- —Lk . the geliate i . july - 1p.o!„ Mr.' Pettit,
I I.,froin
.thneoin'tnittee:to.whOni were referred'
ti s
he I the . iketitiolis for the repeal of :the Fugitii-ii
n I Slave laW' ref,xirteAregainst, the policy of - sin
•i- doing, and .the coininittee. wai:discharged.
G What different report eouldibe - expected front
ici-1 -the man - who 3n Senatorial debate dared to
pl:I`, denonneelhe great truth of.. tb'q. PechiratiOtt
Itif of • Independence, - "that. 'alf : nien • are created
ir, free . and . egivil,". as "a selflei.ident lie?"' jt
- - must be only in a - Spirit.of nnickery that such
petitions . nre referred . to:.'smili inen , - -. •
—4t is elaioed !Altai gold has been- discOv
, ei-sain--12khlatid ('..iiiity, Ohio:. The - quanti-
I. ties taken out are. small, lbat two persons
gathered 'near i ßelleVille Cr:4in One day.. New,
"I placers. are heing . . discovered everrilay - ..---:
The ore is..trd.xed.with. fine' Week sand, frOm
).- which - it is sipiirated..hy ti 3 Oeking, in . erifd - e
i... as' in' ( - ..altfurilia.
~....Iluch(94.iiiiiciit is Said !to
n i* .i;re v;;;'; . ;;I f t ii4i iii.ilifilgirhOul).Of tiic "dimritik."
at; I ti:l%. .I - - ilidiontl one riunkired men engziged,
is; in diggig 4 eti,.., ,hii,in g •p w rtio,s, while o ii..
, !.x- ers are.:4.oll;4initV prospe4ing" the hills laid
sire:tins. ! -.- 1.. 1_ ~,-.. '.. .
.
' = Some itinnan calliollis„%,under the . con
trol of
...theP.refect ofl Laillaute, Viennain.
Fratiee, haviiig .recently 4en converted and
_changed theincreed;-were.ti l lit;iteut,froin*ir
pliiees.of - witship' by , a deer . ce of the Prefect
closing ~.thetii.. - But
. with. inextingnialuthle
hive of fr4doin,.vi' i liich religious pe.rsecution
_engenders, iii lTrencli pebri , le have - reSol4. 4 ed
to meet tqketl . ier;.fOr 'worship in,the Wild ;re
,cceses: or the.lwOl4., anitniinintains,:as-neither
. the civil : nor the religious anthorities will p ir,
of ; -Mit thent . toiyfOrsbip . in . iini 4onan -
.c.if - their
in oWn. ;. I . --.r -. . i ;, • - - ,
, tlll
il
ia-
'e t 1
' of
lot
MEE
. ,
m. every minty .ano Lownstup,•Lo,
and; -waiving all minor ,ilitr:renees, to . cle i ct
such a legislature.and representation in Con--
gress 'at will give a decisive rebuke to those,
who have anew involved us in agitation.:
Sliorildsnch arepre:entatioubesecnred, and.
Pollock be elected, (as' we _doubt iiOt
he ►cill be,) to the Chief Magistracy of. "tie
::State, we may Eva forward to the time when
Pciir.Syllvania,her interestA" and cherished_ ceo
imtnieal pOlicy,_will be no longer sacriticed.Or
il•n4tponed; or made dependant on Abc,a wra-,-,
tions - men alien teller in heart,l*-fetlinEr,,
wheil,' -- - improvement -- - improvecit Of, her navigable
i istieatnt and defence of her harbops and* pro-.
teetiOn,of her industrial resources will be kw
longer ,denied, 'and when. at no very remote
peried,lt6 administration of the general gOv
,ernment will be intrusted to those who,frovii
ing down all useless agitation, will- maintain
the suliremacy of the law, the integrity of the
Union,l,ktukhe • true_ interests and,. honor
.;- I
natioo. That.period is elose,at hand:
Therammittee do not pause to. refer i.
. . .
detail ,to questions of local interest -now :b1
foi.e,the.people of Pennsylvania,-to exectitivi
:and Jeliislatiace refotin.—the sale of the pulifie
li ustrated w,c by.: imperfect legis
latiou
land cxe - ctitt i vt. indisposition,--the
trenclimiint of expOses, and the ultitnatp
tinguisiment of the public debt,, a grieVnii
burthen with its incidental taxation on n th
-
energ 4!..3 of the-people: They Are well uncle
stood nint appretiqed: national govertt
meat, ;with its overflowing treasury, is noll•
Inisy robbing the people of Penttsytyania Lby
wasting.the publindianain, and is content li)
leave tis.tmaided to bear the burthen of debt
and taxation. This, too, the . tax , payerS4
Pennsylvania will do well tct.thiiik - 01.. Tihi
means of redress are in their hands:. - i ;.
. ~ At the next .State election, 1 coineidently_
with the choice 'of public . officer's, the people,
sylv
of Pennania' will be called- nn to decide a
,
gnestitin of vast niOral influence and intere+
On that .tiution, affecting . every home ttral
;fireside, the..COmmittee are ca r ed on. tt:t say
no more than it, .tO3; has beenforced : on' the 1
people by the abuSe and ,prostitution of eti r
ting laws and, systems by
. 4ieli for years - te -- 1
enue has been : derived from crime and reisp : 1
ry - , from the tearS 'of the wiveS'and 'eltildrrit.
of the jattd, and the desolath nof the homes
ind'ustr'y---and Ihy a'7progr ss of demorali....
zation which has at last - sta fled the: pfibt e
i .
Mind.: and aroused it to the teees. shy' of 6 =
~, . • ,
trerne remedies.: Laws, palli ttiVe . at•leart , r
thiS aril, and desi , ed to••sta . this pro,gr s
of eritne, are at tl is moment in the hands ' f
the eeeutive., -- and will not ree ivellis" 40 ..7.
v;it.: I.The question is !tow fintllyhefore , t 1
!! e . 9 4 1e,_ and the , Ni‘l !tip:, eat ( lid 4 !'i . 4)i .. g9N,41.'m r
hits ftankly
,-;I - ; I Hitto. ti,i,ii.'det,i,i,il t tli. ).
tkirfrepry;ioltAti es h = will niladly
.give. ' tl .-
feet.. 1 ' .. - I 1 ' 1:.
1 To one ,other Matter Only de the _enninuit
tee.thinic-it,"right to :allude;_ oSpetti 4,10 r
relation te :the a )proaehing ele4lon forthet 1-
herS "of theW I tore., Itlis 'pne Of .vaist J u.-_
1 1
tress as eottneete with the intiral. and 'int I
leetual training o . the .ehildren of the land ..
tiho,F, *it thiseneration etiniett shall' 4 .6
li
Passed 'away; !ill sareed . to pu4li..and imici. ftl
4aik . The ii:k vor4 of the Om - ninon geh ,ol
Flifll is, suppos ;to - be: in danger... That Sn Id
ihitt is, the , tegato . of the,coutribittioni of
111 the eitiiene;ttudw‘hieh.hy . itii- aggnati ri
etre*" its chieS iood; , ,is...tbreatenq4 by t
*Oa; wioerdplo.Bo).le F ite** b:i; ill‘, de: ‘,7
ii . "74 - 4rituntdElirdico -
Fun . _So let it alwayS be, imd.rtpresenting
e - do, tlisf park iin 'the ICeintnowerealth
.whith*veihas * sympathy 'with such
, tad has,pitser coMiterianced tbein, we
iwa v9pOirof the State 'of the :"..danger . ,.
andicalf i them to'an tint:
•
ted iid:resblute effiirt to ave i rt
- conclusion, the. Cdininittee - urge" their
fell, w citizens, who unite with them on these
fire t questions of public policy, to organise
at r .syste4ii and, energy in ever
toy nship of the State.. Agiiinst .us are..ar
rhyefl the 'power and patronage of the: tivo
Ad II i4iistrations, direeted - iil eine of itsdepatti
iiie 11 ts, that of the Post ofrice; -: by ittilFvid
le se,rupulowk - theiruse; But peiteiund.
never ret have piMriiiied over th',
nest sentiments Of IN.4.pedpliikf Peinnsylsa
, and:warning frie*do o f d an g ers , an d
the neeo.ssity of exertich4 va.look f o rw a r
the result With !sure confidenetw,
-• A. G.euRTIN -- ,
Jons Soeretriry.
tollins..irt reply- to. t4. t tiOte, •retgyettet. .da.
Capt. dolly had: not Iw9. just .sneh, as. he be !
lieved that the United States, could: get pos
!ession of them on. thelsamo terms,as Alley
!,got the Lynne.' • There iWas pod 401 of.
'larix.ious looking for thei British . mail Steamer
Dee; then hourly expected, and reMarks were
made .thatswhen she atiliVed hostilitips would.
immediately he Susperidell. Just as'the foul)
Was to be tired the, expkted mail steamer
much_totlie
I surprisel of alllthe
Eugl ishinenohe woiie Of pillaging and setting
lire to. the toveji went Oward. When•it was.
all 'over, .the, British' swim - ter kir
some other port., lnivag the Bermudas' in
tow. • ;
li
.. •
. The burning and? pillaging party were .on
11 . shore nearly half tl4 day; and,palssed i the
ij tune iii great 4 1 41 any of them were- siy •
Much intoxicated thati )t--:.teas not an easy' job
to'get thein - on board agaifi.
'l • • -
FOREIGN NEWS.
The I% S. S teamship. Pocifie,. Oipt:.. Nye,
-1 ' New 'York on
frorn Liverpbol,`
Non day lastre2Ath.
, . .
Cotton and Ineacist - ihfs I had _further. deciin,
ed. ' • - • • • 1
There has heen do liigiiiing'of any, inifiort - 7 ,
. • " -"' -;
Austria is Strongly suspected fof
thia game of Olthough the: latter, ex
presse,s great. liudiguatioti at. Ole nterferetice
of Austria.
' .
. The" Austri ens have net entered Wallachia,
nor will.
...they enter.the !Principalities unless
'the Russians evactiatelthent; but the Russians
have not evaenat ed th..neirthern . part of Wal
lachia, and' ave not even left Bucharest '.As
to Moldavia, i :tbeY declare that. they will-in:
no vase give up: the into * - .lf . the. s iereth. ._The
fleets have _not dope 4 u thin g .except the ex
change ota . few: I..iliet.i: before Sevestopol- and
in the-Baltic. i A few! .batteries•have:bcen si.
leneed .:it. Butuersuiidx on. the Aland isles,. but'
. he fortress that protects -thent. is .still in., the
lands of the Czar: n (-the:repulse._
.of the•
arkish forces btfor ItT A
iurgheti f .ip . - a, ,the
luSsians. lost more Ni l o .the' Turks, - w co . re
inainea after the atilt,'r in their .previous.,sposi
tion. - The losses . of lte Russians before silis
tria are put. down at 41,000, but this is Prob-.
:ably an exaggeration!. . 1; _ . .
''. Y , •
The - ,4eurnot A.R..rtkia.a e'er' r'espeiride si t [Vit.
ciipil contains,thefOlciwing:....`‘QUrthe 81.11;
u r ger a long struggle4heTyrit - s.: got.poise'ishi4
Ot 'the , ishpifl6 of :Nrollan alai Qincikti,and.Sub..
• segnentlY•Of Orinigevto l. I Ike, Ritista,4•• were
totallydefel+d'Optlie W, allitehialiterriterir.7',.
Telegraphic dcSia4clies..frota'Dtitifzic state .
that Adtoiritl . Xlipi.ei;-: 11i returned with . the.
4, t
fleet to the :Baru §Oliti ,-... The cholera ~. -as
k - giilg at:crenstatli4ind : tlfe Adinifal Was . ak
wftlit* tO keep:ll* theniiiititioowily . iiil e .
fieighhothooa,. , , 1 - . - 1 1 i: :..-: ~... s . :
;rho - hisureeetl66.i f Greece may;. be said. to
Ike ,brought to, tin 'etf , Acts. Of,picaey,ffro lie"-
corniog i iiss Tree' tienti.itt. the . -4it hip- An e
.S. t. Veterburg...on c h 4 lea prevails !Ithe.
lat . oflgly t4erei ware ' 4 09.1Vi65." . .... " •
lii the Italian. stati..the: aittliiiiifies arc. Lip..
preheusiye - 91 iliOr,rtOqria4 . .oo t tireitki;-:;-•
hi Spifin,' the ititlrgeiits are marching : too ,
viallfs . Estreinighiriforid a ecilnrint,:cOmmatia
ed„ by 2 t . lte. Minister .of ; Wari : is in, putfoit; of
them. , Utdrid . au d the PrtiYl4e.e4. are: trans.
Atuit ..tialawf,i* said ',.'10, hikyipeel4retrht . ; fa
vor.of the iriwree49 . l);2. -_ . ~..'-',-....,..:,,-,.
The likii#l.l., - ..gotnilig *.i.44 -- . states :thiit
- " I
arrived, from Washington on his way to Mad:
rid, - -empiwered to offer fur the purchase o f.
Kossuth has been ':making some pOwerfi t i
speechei in' Scot] and, on the true policy of the
western powers in the xresent,
THLr WHIG ADDRESS ..
As. we : tnight. perhaps be susp eeto of eoin=.
sf l ;rne.lyhig . gi . sh praising
eharaetvr of the . addr'esi of the Whig State
Committee, We." will ilve,:ourreaders the ben
e a of lhe,c;4 . tiniens. -of the
ni,Pg Register, an . nutepen4at
per of niuc}t ability turd influence That iape=
This:document may be. found •in another: ' 1
-colunni.i • l.tS' short.land . Speaks. „pithily 'anrc ' I
to' tlfepeirif: - • Addi.eaSed•tO 'all the. opponents.,'
of the` National and State A.dministiatioas ; it
ereets'a 4llatforrn. on whichit is- . thoueit An,'
ti- Nebraska- men, 'temperance. men and - Na.
-e-'' Americans -illay, 'starid..lnkibralily lid'
vrithout jostling. Ile Whig - ;party; - and. - its.
.. ..
• eandidates,,are•stiletrmly pledged to (loc.- ' •
tikf t es of the aet, - .of 111§0; - Which freedthe State
from .•;thivery;and . Of -the. ordinance..sof '787 •,.._'‘
.mitcl iflade. slavery illegal.in the .Northwest-, •
ertlTerrit4 y ;,. tis the, repeal .of the .pro-sla-, i
- yery -- Orti(:.int of, the Neliraska::Billob . the .
nialutenanc ii . .every case of the Constitution:,
al rights o;
. .4o as corpus" and trial.' by j ury
this•We interPret trimtr!•Fiee Soil. -.who.. •
ever the Federal ... o.' ‘ - erntxe.nt, - ';haS jurisdie..•
I ,tion, -and the ; repeal .oN„,the , Fugitiye'Sla,re. •
'Act. .. - -;, • "- --•- • : •% - .... ' - , .•,
Thu - 4 does the Whig, .party,ol. Penasyitl.
ifia clear its skirts'Of the. ltalifid compromise
Oil 8 - 56 ; 'unit rnoge itself abt•pas..tith,the re--
ptibtivans - of. Ohio; Ifaliatfa.; • Mielfigait, •Ver,.. -'
mont, 'Owe ; Wiscottein, arid Wife: iThe:tru, - •
eSt'ifarCof the dot:qui:lent is:that: wilii.:lf.sliad.:
ows forth the ' trowillifigness - with whiii k t h e ,
Whigs - .4ccept the . agitation . .Iyrod.:up9il the •
country by the Adialtilstratioll. . It mustgive,
taffy - a:terrible pttng to the Whig leriders try: -
pi lnounee the separation betWeen,thelyiselyei .
,and their . slavellUtding allies. 'We can well;
.p a them someL,regrets: - But - the sfavei.
itit;Cre,s( is slepligs,..ir.lefatigahl-e, utisenit A t.•• .
lou4.tiasl'renfOrst less. Its.eii - stence depend's _
on colltinu.ed encro'achmen't .6liveit li - ansao. 1
and:lt longs for piha hati4 'Nebraska ,te it, - j
for a ..iivey and it . ftsf - s - for• -Africa. •We ait -- l
• •
['pleased . to_ see :that ' Anti -Nebraska melt: .
throughout the State are encouraged to waive
all minor differences and join in 'Owing a. '
proper Legislature..! -. .- ....... • , .-
• - The' tliends or a Proi I tibithry Liquor Lau.
, ~„, .
receive.the ff , :i. , nrancel.frat. NY Illir.pallN - .erol , ?t- ' ,
ses'tlie:propiise...lllitilk, by .tiiiigc..Ptilfueli- 7 -th
sanction a Prohibitors-; bre; :which fluty be.
pa a s: , Cil• at the nest ;,- - (..5, -, losi. of i the Legislature- . .
-..,11e roalliwrapee -,61; 04.-. integrity of ,t 4.., -
C'onitr4esclko4il - Wand.*is-rnaSie il p;11:i . Or tila --
igatform i ...• .' . -.- . • .; . .... '
.• •
In - -a zsho'r.t adtlicis touching litany_-tiestioil§
.
sotorptpres.34)p.svague in
.their generalit,: - .
are almost unavoidable... We notice - 4 fete of
these in :the.
,document . before uS•.-. Mit . a,
Whole we must • pronounce. it deehlet.llrtie,
best -ftflittc;•;:, - .: which has ever - beeli isiiietl;kl•
. the AV liig party . of PetittsyhFatlia. ••• -• : ; '
. . . ,
„ . ~.. - I
. . .
-=•—,I....ATII(iILiC .I'S,FLUTICCE' . PREtOMMAICT.-!- 1 7.11iC' , ;
-reason Why the Wriet Attorntysip . fiir Ille -_-
S:O6 fhr.yra I)ist riet ,i,f 'New 17(44, - . •.was•,refi ,
Lsed •
to AVestb . n.l4.k,
.affer 11(....Thad it by rot
in:,, for the Nebr.:Ain' W.!, was that another .
more p9tenf ehtimant deniatideti it•-•-irnf.S.. : lll:tt• :
Pr'•:4do.rit PiereL-:4Nrst-• rif..,t.. refu-e. •-. The -
Was•hin4on c..'i'rre.4lontlictit - of th•:......N. - e.ro' .1 - -W-
• t. ,
1 4i
4'.ipress' expaupi r.. , matter tuni•• . -: ~
" The ar. pin t un•nt
.of J.1.10:e . 0n,' a. (tau), '
ii 4-, WAKasaile
. ehiefl- ill-, thi . fitirp(r-::e tif 6in-,
',,,
k.itiati rr the,..for:l,l - 4n vop,?.. for fliture slner4en,-, t .
tiv.;•,.. le A Me . riez.lari v i from:l:rest-1.1( i- ! .. ,
4:liefllion,s, wilt Le, t0...m4,14 with. unrelntinft
hp,',tility lir tiiii Aduijai.Aht.titpa:- - It will .
t • . ' --
1 -• I t its i' ,. :(7 1 ("1- . ' I- d •'..
1 a ev.4:r 4urg.ive
.. I 1,.. :a ..) ~- . It) s:, tjtj,.
l in :11iieli v and. Pinlatlelphia. •.. - -
..
.• , ,
e who have ,
ite.ret )t ,) re tt fit. DcMA)era uiitiesac
tie"
iittd ttio I)(lthodr4tie jut-t
- the (.4. , urse "the". rpreH'llta•
itriten t A cor . rer:ou'ilepi`t!fatie"
Fays: : 1 " •
becit a tithe - withio the nt
e.t . a rt:
I i .when - such. a g,einerii J,olitic l;
disgtist has ureNiaded the k..,oluttry Asitt
-presentEveninfr. sere
tiles ; pray. search
,thern.• and -di-iCo•, - ,7r
)er trii•V 'former period . ..this'•,kinki p(d4iF
,
al •nansiit baS , ht ;ivy
line. ~liti pOiticat siCkncs:i ,is• be
coming rapidly Oitlemic, cannot be traced - I(Y_
',V•4ILr or ,dcmocratic•.-cletnents.its such.-
-In, fart, mere ativenturcri4 ; o ice hull
se4.ers, • are - singtilarly • exenilit
from it. 'Meanwhile it•
. spreadsTthe...•
rtitt.".ti•of the- peOple witlt mitt infection;
. _
KNow-.NorinGs.t-,—The prOiablp origin of
t4is - party - is t.llita - theorited upon in the
.
tersburg .(Va.)
. }?pre,4s.:•- : "Po not these gen..
tleMen date simply 113 - o n. flies:appearance el •
"Bleak Pouse,"..and isnotoell :Of Aim;
tory their. great j fotinder and - prophet ?
will. be, remembered that Joe was.al ways . 'a
movin on;" lOW ther-Knoff,Notlings - eindoulte -„
Idly hare been - doinfitfis for aorite. time pit
Then Joe NVAs it uysteriou4.. and obscure in =
dividual, of unktioWn oritim•. and -undiscvVer:
• ed .
pidee - the•=seeonti point of
sot - Mave is p1ain..... - LastlY, the only : reply,
could ever lie
. extracted - tscan Jae; was ■
dolOrous . repetition,9f phrase; 9 don't
know - nothink; r thereiathe eonelusive
. .
f* -- I — The'llidinitS . Of Texas nre actin givipg
v 'e ry.. seri onstrfiSitle •-to the . Teian frontier •:80.- - -
tlenlen'ts.,lt •Is:4tqtedin the lnitneemmtstkii .
Wild' Cat,* the: noted Seminole. Chief, is !t to
spienonsehitraeter in this . 'outbreak, and
deayoting to OrAranize.a . gcnernLivw! against
.the.'whites, in which.oll• the Texan - tribes sh,e •
unite.' iiiitnt~ bperitiOns are ..going •.g. •
brisk,iy in_that region milder the. direction 01.:,•
Gen4ral Sinitli;;and the National adrninistrs.
tion has directed the calling in of rtingeL•s to:
'Aid' the opciations. quiet'
inns - for to `tithe; but no peace "Ciln be
Yerfti4netit until they are properly rrovidell
I We. try all
.princes mid secular Powers bl
t ieir relations to t te spiritual- or4i, andeare
nOr a.. fig for nay of them further thanlhey
serve it.. The titurchia'all in all to us, and
she is to us ottli' through the sovereign po
tiff. Oar Lord founded his ChurelkoaPetell
and iver'are snlyrnissiie'tO'her only us we•sxe
submissivole Peter in - the_ person at st
?!..k.asOs. The sorere . ignPontilis*de r
the founmist of old' at4th s - ority" 'we respect 00
: A . , TutIATT wan tr:eaty,
tw ring
vii ; tlld
Unitvd States- and .Russia, s
the -neutrality .of the hitter `in-.the Elston
question, and _ ackittiwledging the :.prineip l a
1111 . 1 t a.neutraf.tlag protects ves-4el and tit*
een
was ratified a Washiagton• on' Tue'sdav .la=4:
. . .
Cliiyidelivemd am oration
at - Chieagti. - oil' the 4th at -the ok);30 ti =N hic4
thp`tktyliettee'gai-i , ..tiitte eht4e.m - tbr thp' orate'
rind'three gioans'fae.erteittglte4„ • •
Ta4ua. - t—So Inebotly aavirsrt'°
to eit . .up with the si4 at $1 50 per :ittghq
`ileliriunt tremens,' double
is, estjr4ted„th4t . not less than - 10,
PC4le_are.,ilQ4l-movini:towards the Terri
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