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111.; *RAZIER EDITOUSI.
MONTIIOSE,,,PA. ,
Augpst 94, 1854.
WHIG STAT.V. TICKET.
_ Gove'mor,
JAMES POLLOCK.. of Northumberlard. ,
, Canal Coninzissianer„
GEORGE DLUISIE of
jaci#e Su l arono 'Court. ;
IEL M. SMYSER; of Aiont.gOi
,
• IrjetiV. B.: PALMER, the Ai
Agent the only -authorised
the cities of Bosttin, ICeAv
.7Xpric
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WHAT WILL THE P:
„, •!. . • •
iN o , i rn ea:sure - wa§:67el\.ret
. - - r:-. ~ -
incligtiation by the great, be,..,
1 1 •-.. •
freemen - than the pa§ringe- of the -NI
,
bill; Land that act, N‘ith• ttt6euotts . 1
tnadelto -extend the Slave power* in of
- -!I
feeti.ans - , has justly divakened the nt l
OusAprelinsins in the mid of evt
-1
fricmy 'of.° republicio
,institutions. I
dent; tat' a.great battle mist. b
bettext freedom 'shivery. -
imilittion Of the :iiisLoraie,s of slay,
fo4,.td this i:f.sie uport the Amerieat
Al4ost th,'!_whole,S,,auth have Land(
.er-4ortnieda settiouill party' , if you
; for • fhe purpoee of . Uniarging and. e
the Islave"Power. • This fact wits ,
•leni!hic coiuthertiers of .all parties*
Deqtoerat; tutitihg i t support of the
ka It has apPearediJnee..liti
•
tioriS at the Soutb. :Not a Not the
.•• , •
votd, C ong ress east in fitr,o. •
. • . • ,[-
faiti6us Nneasure. apd, cif course, ti
. . ,
. . - •
part is in bad odqr'artiklng - ti)e Slav'
the liforis'equence is ~• that \ f. + Sorth Giro
• ii • - •
totlTti Wh* by n lar majoilty.
elecied a..Donoprati G-(!wernor 'by
11
ty - Of mettrly.ihro thoisarid over
con putitor.'arid tlicl.Atislature is al
. „
1y D ethoeratie. :c 4. 13f.' , ;16..m.„ ugt.,
:if •
good qualitieS, is ''defeated d by:the
;i • -• • . .
ersf 'Missouri, nip doubt' because .
position to the eneroaelinients of ..Savery.--•--
lii - - 4 zliort, the Sokthern ivote, in and Out ,of
.ogr• ess,: shows , the e,..xistenee. oti . a'••••lat
'Slare. party. 4
4
~:
ti ere. then is an' alts 'r at iv e Ofrel-ed to the.
. ' ,- •
•p .1c! eo.. l of the ''So r rtit , .
,:. itlaT o ;unite and
1
fonn a great oppO:;inuitv.for, fretiont,.or
i - L.— • - -
to continue divided into two or ritore 11 fray-
nients, and thus ertabh..i i the siavery:extensit'in
istsji
,by , tin; iin g , their ..unaivided •tc ree with
onellof the Numb~-rp pirtio, to ; enr,- through
anylltneasure they ehouse That .a
molt momentous to the ( 4 ause'Of it
_' here. presentimi for the consideration of North
--, cr*ltnen, no one yi'ill - deny. Are they : pre-,
pared to meet the crisis ? We licitieve they
f
• arj.l 'T.iie ', feeling ,i is general, we . ]ad almost ,
I N,
said,yrui.versal, that the, Northern
, — higs and I
i, •
r . the li large 'body. Of ' 'Northern 'Dem •rats, viho
. - read lii,i,on - s,.rr . essi against the Nell,raska bill,
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represented truly the sentiments o the North,
1 ,
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- emt') .uple.,'while those Northerners who vot- ;
ed in its fii'vor, were recreant alike to their
• ,-,;,;
constituents and. to the cause . of freedom.-1
1;
The , effect Of this' feeling is beginning, to be 1
pc4elVed 'in soniething More than words.—
Wherever .Publie''.:sentiment has found ex : l
• • 0, •
prlsion at the I,allot box, a greit.chauge is ,
pelepthie., The .Administratiotrof Presi ,
.;dent . •Pierce, NV4II haS
_openly allied 'itself 1
... with slavery, al - l' 4 ' - .11 - i ' other waist become 'a]
di4lrraee to the . ilation has been rebuked'and
- r,
'defeated in his ;Own State, New lJamps.bire,
•
loWa, always heretofore a strong. Democratic
,•
,State; .has .been\ Carried FY' the I ,..xlilia's and
.• '; • . 1.. •
anti-Nebraska - men, by a inajori y :or sever- .:
al thousands, 'expressly on ,the SI ive••tv issue.
. .
The freemen of Connectictit,•cVe nont, Ohio,
..Indian", WiseenSin, Michigan' an NeW.Yorb,-
'
ha' ; ve also agreed; to waive for th prevent all '
1
- - minor difference's of - opinion o 'pre - fen:nee,
- ;' •
. and to unite together in the sa'c'red;Cause• -. .0f
• i'
- - freedom-; • and. We believe .they Will carry ev-.
' -ll , ' • . •
' ery one of those States :by an u. , erWlienningt
mit i 'jaritv. 'The` AN ' ash in gt on Union. •admits .
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that New - York probabl v. will not support the
l •
A/dtninistrati - on i jnor probably. sill a y one.
Thus
of the New England States. irctim
, ;
stewed. with the whOle Northe n set tirrient
.• arrayed 'against 'theta, the -.A. mini ration'
' br l i.Olt . to the coni • ingelf.,ction in p'ennsylvami l l i
JI • , . .
almost their only hope. The •election .It - . 1
.• - i •
-.,
,Igler, the. iniA4' WllO in one massage reconl
• • • Mended the giving up of the jails of the Cern-
' • Monwealtli fns' slave-pens, i4 . and-in-anothet ad- 1
-
.Nised . the' enactment of. a law by the'-Stale. - -
;I • ; -
. LegiSlature ,
recQgni!.ind the existenco.of sla•Ve.-•
• - d.
r'cr in Pennsylvania; :who extends the ekeeu
. tive pardon to 4,onrieteditidnariper, and - p'ev
.. ]
luits slave -burning murderers to go unpunish ,
\ ed, with hardly , an effort to r m
claiin• the:,
ri
. •who not ; only had no . word of irein6trttnee i
- . 1
to Utter,- as _the head of .e• powerfulYtate,
hen the Nebraska fraud Wits heina cohsuin.-
. • P . . '
/ - Mated, but useiOtis influence o prevent the 1
i . 4egtelature frtin l i pronouncing:l:a conden - lna- 1
- tion . of the .aet ; who, though frtimi tuntives of
'i.a l lie y. he used ; his power 'tly - er his ,party
, - toH
- itsrevent 'the _Convention that tirninated hipi
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-. - . for. ,r4)-01eetion 'froth. pine lig hi a ... ppetily 'On a
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, 1
.',.. I:i4rebraski.platfOrin -as thy desired
. to 40, yet
, . i
had not-then -nor has had-ishit:3, the courage
• or- probably :the - 'deSire to say one. word in
- ' favor. =of freed('MlL-the , election of such a;mKa
freedom— the,
by . the . freemen of..i'enilivsuiit - world be
hailed . by tht. .A.dvaiiiistrOice
. .ty, frOAn one
.J;
. • 'crokof the -Orion to AO 'other,. fai a-great fri
• i
"..•• iimph of the ;slavery intemit) arid :riapecial
z:l eildciriainenti Of :the Nehra'sk hilt . :Under'
,; „ouch eireuminanees, who, Stehey
.tbitt.eoitn-f
iiel. his support Noy the .in •.: 'of the pee: -
.... te, :for ;they have : repudiated 'itn sod 41 hi..
iscs
-. &i‘ii•aiy.: -a- 0 0,i: - dt:44tive l ion(k,. His su
p-1
..:iort.rs . xoiftlfourid. to eonstst of. ',.the .hire. 1
. .Ih4e;:if :his thn, an 4
_.the isT liorial Mininis;
-.,.*), - tiort,,, of Unserupnique ofii ' **era and
-- iihsir 'friends, , Of. thos e - Who, : ow nothing of
1
right; F or -wrong,',.even li teniparal .; .afrairs, ex- i
cept,:as theiripiritnel advisers idireet, them,
end -of those, iilio, tire .:. I vitally:deceived that!
they an be tiiade to,,,?lieve : th4 aet&of the!
foulest tyranay nnl 3 tiustice .10 in aecord.3
once with the princi il , s "of true.bemocracy,
These must compri* it t am
sallfractiOn of
the - voters of Pentisylv tila.. We know that
t h e p e ople of Susque" ain t a' county are! made'
of other stuil:- 'But a Miserable retnnant still
eling to thc,old party Organizations: . At ; the
heed' of thole, by position, stands E. 11 Chase;
(Fla of tho)seiziwreapk Beprosentatives. that
deserted the rause of freedom ' in its hour of
need, and by 'their* c *roinal r silence gave a
sent.to the great w g that Was being per
peltrated at': Washing on.- ' Then Pennsylva
nia .proved false to he came of humanity :
not her people, than God, but their repre
sentatives in the tat and National Legisla
tures.i The 44; - .0 of P msylvania in the Mouse
of RepreSentatives o tle ;United - . States, re
moved the lAf.issOari r estriction, and admitr
i
ted the curse of human slavet3 into a region.
vast .enough. for: a .1111
hotir was therecno
eleven false Democri
'beside Grow - - lOW hi
tho bannijr of .. free
there, ip, a
. falre, posit
the •representatives
'sliVery was there
- might be brought to:.
Then. at that crisis, t
Niue of Tentisy trans
la 'all human proball
air: freedom. Ail ca
by' thenr, , iii the !lam .
manity, against The 1
:be7 perpetrated, woul
• tremble in their seats l
thnent at lieruie if 11
have driven them fro'
dOtibt thig; let them
hho hen and,there
is not ( true: lint tie
Was . 4t d, and
implied assent of the i
the eleven '-dared ti
the pore honer i di
in q•ite - of the' t'rown •
tat inns of ambition,
ty:. and truly repre:;
tlh
.i4iit-iiii
cilienl
ilier di.
.'t.t seri.
ry trtie
is ex`l- 1
t r t. • Ought.
1.,-I.k 1e...
t.ry, his .
i people.. •
„,. ,
torrellt
b 1
ideaseH
tending ( '
de
11. evi- I '
and
. itgs • 1
4 .NebiuS- I
the elee-' I
rtt;lV hie. 1
)I'' lhein. 1
i le'‘V It ig 3
luilders:
'tu i , here . ,
has, just
1 itiajori- j
Ids Whigl
k) strung- I
AIL }sic .
hivehold
f !.his -op-
qUeSt I on
Pinan it
their consljtuents. to people win pot 4).1.-
0 .4, tlioTi. ..Anti at. sure as tlky shall hive
their reward. hum lie pi4plet--thongh tleV
••--
ned. Boise—just s'l sure shall the traiters
havle !theirs. We can make very little dis
tinctionbetwejn those Who-in Congress voted
fon the Ni l brasla hill; and th t i b who
l r:e, in tint;
. ~ ,
s,, ,
State' Legislature (•unnseled a trearoilsi
lenee. One of incise Silent lecrgratrs' a'.
s, . p 1
mere minion of th /dumb' Governor, conies;
- t• . ;
home here_tO Susquernunia, and attemptS to
stem the tide of ,pc i ptilar itidig.nation that thej
Misdeeds 6-f•those in. power have raised ;-andt
.• - 1
tiudiner • it- irresisti . !his; he - is still determined'
• tdl t'• .
throw in what ex l istrnetions he can: fa - Pre-1
- I
vkiit a fretand fidl expression,of popular,
,
opinion. Knowin that Grow innst go 'back .
to 'Congress.- he p ufesses to be enthusiastse
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in I ,his,,support, bit he advises the People t ( - ) I .r"-•.. (; ,,- ' Judge Wilmot addrOsed the peupl e
ecnifine their enthu •ile-in' for freedom' in iiopi r t of I%ush, on the Free-Soit question, on Sat
er cliannels-"to cave the matter in.
I - urdnti• last:, W.e have been ifurnislied with
. ..
grew, where it b 10nt , 52 7 Whitt I shall; wt .
1 • nu
.regulat report of the proecedings of ; the
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elect a Nebraska ovelmor find a Nebrisk meeting; but learn from gent ; . ,
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Legislature ; to be ray, the cliuSe of libprty presCut.that.it Was quite largq and enthusias
.lwill •
`llll . l 1 ? Shall ';' , lidinen to Harrisburg to. tic. hnun - ; •In another •eu(be found noti ;
,_ 1
• -
• elec /another 13roi dhead to the I_ nited StateS
~ ,_
ees nt.other apik4.4in the- . E,
tmentsOf dila r e and
Semite'?
,Can we be .expected to• endbise Hon G. A-‘,Grcm' . ; . •,,. : ....
• \ •• i ' ,' to' address their fellow
that infamous measnie,..liy electing a Nein*. citizens on the. Nehiaska bill.; N‘ e hope the
ka man to any offi •e, National, State, or Coun
t 7 . • . . -'
• people of all partieswilygoand hear, 'these
tv, Where lie ea exert an :influence on t ohalOloas of 1 7 rFedellit • II .
•
F. ~._,
t; i• '
, minds• of the pee, 41e . 1 'The man who el- Who' •
1' - . ~ • i • are the Know Noibinir, Candid Ates :,
1 sels thus, favors he cause of slaver jrn , t •SI
r,
• 'The foliowil 6' article, !front the Laneaster
1
far: as be dares to, and, is only prevented froin-- Democrat, a igler paper, !nay lie - thotyht,l
Igoing•the whole 1 gure by,his fear.„,. of the;Pop- 11
fo throw sorin light on the question, but well
ular sentiment. He may writhe • and sung- 1 ; 1
• .•. , , - troth, fur fur of
_that ; we ;
gle, with all the . desperation, of a droWiling t •
1 - knelvV•nothino •,. •.1
man. but he can of stop•the progress'i the I; • ;'; • 1., Ai
o t-
is kiENDY S. ..,inOrT : A KNOW NOV-11NC ?- 1 ,
good cauSe. • ,He cannot call up. the ghost :.4f I Nic - se " id orn Ai.
J - ever. 1;40-4 charges made
made;
I. the' Whig party 'that' he - *rid, • his brethren !
1 agaitist Dernooat le nominees by NV higprints4
..
h w ave;told us 'dead and . buried long ado, knowing that • in. all cries, they -are intended
ye a- speCial purpose_ The, Phil'
Ito frighten` people from 4he'path of duty.-I--- 1 fmt•Y tc'•• ser .,' ---, r. I . , .1
. . . . , •- a• 1 I adelptria New.: and the Independent NN Ingot
I His, appeals to , o d part:.tt - prejudiees, tt dT , d , t - 114 c i ty, now t eltarge 1-fenrY $.". Niott, .. - Oil
issues, fall on heedless Cars. , Northe ::, frees - - . ! nominee fur lnal Cemini:ssioner. l with being.
men, battling .fu a great principle; can, no .a Know
.NOt ling' and the. - Candidate of thati
•
IMore be frightened'or•driven from the'posi. .oi,der for,the office. for Which he was noiniint r .
' tiorrtlvev . - have q.ken,Aban cou'd their fathers: _ ted by the D tinocr4ic St4t,C'onvention.--+
airist hi
this: , 'cliirge ag
in- the -dots of the Revolution. ' • •
We would It, ve let
. niss as unto -thy of notieei were it not tha
Who are ' these Whig 'leaders who Chase, 6 an o ie ' s E . u . l d a y p ret ..;:;, ; ___4 l K t iow Nothi ll6
tells tis are 4:4 trYina to lead the Dethoctlie3i of i- paper—has, lis inune at' it l s mast . head; and
Susquehanna t 7 ay 1- , Arc - they - the ; 1 1.16 n. 1 ad ; vocateshis election, [ UM. have also been
David WWII& and- the ;Hon. ; G. A. ti're - jw 1.; informed, thalt
if
at.a State (;.imi•etificin of - .the
What - is The W: . • - - that the / ,- ; Khoiv Nothings held in; Plipadelphia, on. the
ng principle tne pmpie I.3'd inst.,-it'vrts detetraitied;46,support him ih
,
are asked to-s pport 'l Is freedom, then, a i connection with Peylloek tlir• Governor, and .
Whig principle And Opposition totheNe- 1 Baird fur Judt , e, dins taking otie•Candidatie
r.-; .
braska bill,—.is hat Whiggety..l, 1.k4, then, I frOui -cavil ut the v Stiitellek,ets in the field. 1
I IWe would nugget iki the State Central
will the - demag goes, deffne DemocracYl?
- : . j Onrunittee hat they ;:proeure from him a
- No, sir,l, yilti Mit - fool sensible nice who 1 '
Jitter `define ig ins position; L e t. inn - 14-014e
.
know theirowr minds and have any 'eye tot 0 4 manfully and 1 show his colors.' if Ile
!fee What is oil) i on :ttround thein, with Ibis i refuse to do -o, u - e,kugigesfi that his name be
bugbear .of Wliggety—volir'rt - nii;ler.4 know t taken: from lie Ticket,. and another plaed
our support
4.aili• aviation:- to be fake just as Well as 1 l'iPcni it. // e 'ha ll fllt;'ree;Ove
you - do. can, understand your. position ;.- 'They . •
i
• • ' unless he tie nes; the accusations which haye
; ;• . _ li.4U-Inade Lgaitist ;Win, With at least souse
l _td yourti iotiv -s; Well•(•nonah. ' Ifyon lade I s h o w . . o f trut i. If' Leis to . be siipporred by
a bargain?. with? Gov : , Bigler, Jr, consider imi'l the Knott-.Niothing4 vi:e 'iciiiit to begin wheth
of a Jucrati vet.) ice, in fit air°, that yoti w old '
ietit is withl. now
L i ; ge ! and consent—and;
his k 1 1 ' 1 4:1 1
secure fordihrt he Free-Soll.vote of Susiue- 1 Whether-he has mat 4.! any pledges to thenr•in
hernia county, if falsehood - :Ind de*.e ' to the it »ointments he mar )e
Ili.. I rqereuee i.,
.• )
eoUld.d . o it, it, i your Misfortune, and not ; the 1
people'S leoli ; 4' at, - If you: are.uilable n tO
form your part of : the 'e.ontruct. Yon n
learn 1 tti- bear :disappointment with ril
...
• 4 culled
: npon to make ?; He must 'face the
•
Id not; rave so • outrageot
.t Of defeat. • You might take
, and
n .
our antagonists, the de.ad and
n . that respect :.long Practice
4o:take a defeat very esi.sily
patticidariiiends may, also
h yoi,for'they are net e/iaet.
pen the pe4le Will be, iPt to
i5-1c)lit; 1 0 3 q ought to be [wit
kine:eacriffe. es ; for the 4.41 , u4e of
.in; the meantime they 'May,
oil fi.Mp' the filet that there are
ia:in the . ranks of thebem . oe- -
."
ipilb l e of serving the public;
jaded/y .l as thetuielveis;
equanimity, a
over the pros.
a leasori from )
'buried.Whitey
had.' taught the
indeed: Your
suer wi
ly the aorta
select fur oft
ling to make
freedom. ;, and]
-draw usolat
other then, ev
racy, quite ug
hopestlf and
For oursel we claim to care mere, for
the a great principle than for that
of any party. Let the Free Soil - men unite
as they oughti and their_ candidates, by what
ever name the tnay :have been hithertici call
ed, if capable and, tine men, as -we doubt
not they will he, 'shall receive our ea est
support. _
aretiipAre. -At that
. • •
t ems , of*, induqing those
its to • ring theinisel yep
noble compeers milder
oml .Ati they stood
• n, Cf'eetaefi—or at le4t, I
•
1 )f freemen-voting. fOt.
great influense,
.gear ''Ye4:
to Governor an4.l.en.ls
a had it :their power,
ility, to 'turn 'the scale
nest-and solemn protest
~,of the. people ; :and
hu
a;tonal clime about - - 10 .
lave made the traitors
-
fear of public sett
o, hieln. 2 r motii-e, would
u, their lint-pose. If any
thnsi' s_Repres_entatiYes
roted for freedom, it
't voice of con detimat
on • the strength . of : this
i llemocracy - ot the )State
votp f i
e to the noble ,few Who,
of power and the fp - 41f.
presi:rved their . iittegri- .
the scntifnentsl!of
•`..,The &Nang on the €4zunii.,
Gov. Bigler as we learn frOm the Fulton
Demociret,'made his first stumP'speeah.for the.
season at lieC,onnellsburg, on > the 7th inst.
The DemilFrat,i says, 4. There Was no
/ dodging
any qufstion :now before the peogle.. The
itnprovements--foZ.al htid
special legislation- 7 -6e hans--natibnal
—tho , ,lsiehraska: Know-Noth
ingisca—eaeh:claimed and received a share.
of the Governor's'attention, and hikrenTarks
on all tliese quesfions,-;showed;_.inthe-eipres- t
sivelang,uage! of an old . Denioeraq that he
was "as could as a dollar," ' • t
•_ What nn .e-Neellent institution.'the stump a!
must be for bringing a man oat! 113 y means .e:
of a single si*ech, the - fOrtunate !People
.of tl
Fulton.eOun' ty knoW the Govermiris position el
or all thee important questipiis, *hieli Dem-. o
ocrats and Democratic tj,?etitingii..have : ,tbr s!
nionths'sbilght to.learn his Iti'eWs - On in vain.
It is a pity, thouffly , that his remtoks•hairnot
~
been Mofelpartieularly.rp':rted,"o tlizit:lie . o- j e
ple 'at - aL.distance . Tight kilpw , -- Vliat • Were '
those . opinions the old DeloocratkunOuticed
.1
"as sound as a dollar ; 5 " ; and ttl-eitable!.- them -
!
to compare his:words i with his acts and' the i.
allegations of his friends and else here.. t
If - yotei! . .s. were . to depen4 up 4 - .such re- I y!
. . !
ports, - they would rentiuti as Lomeli ! ,itt, ',the 1 ,
dark as 'ever.. They have been": told tlia he 1
was soul befure i but they desire to team in
what soundness consif-tsi • Mitt we.• shall i
, ' •
probably know all •about' it- *hen., e donors' •i!,
stimtping it up this way,.as We
,10. e informed ;
hi will, ice don't beliin - 424. 1 , llis semi- 1
tinientsiire not p i opnlnr in tilis - r'egioi..l3ut. i
wehoi4!- he will collie, and 'iiiie - ki0,...s we will i
~1 ,i, , , ~_
try to report liis,remarks fir trip netvrasin
bill, so that! they 'eat; bounders:l6od.
The Question Settled.
the I.)einoe . ratie organ at
Ilarrishurg., thus distinctly :defities the Gtie
eruor s: - posithmi on-the.NelOstui que.4ion:
PrOv. Bigler and the I.lebratika.Bill.
• •
H Whatever may be ,
s:iid ihy Ole:Montrose
Dew - wt.:ol to the eontrary, we tliel,warranted '
iti asserting. that tiuv. Biglo is Lin fat-or of
I}opultir sovereignty, whieh,is t 14.•. great prim
eiple of the Nebras -a bill.;' : The Democrat,
!tlhough - peril:4)s . ina( vertenoy, has lam. stated
Ithe wkolej truth s , , Si`longs as\,the .Clayton
.t,
amendment was retained, the governor,N%v.
lbeliev"e, Was ,oppo,' , .ed to the passage of iiii?
1ii11,.,:. - 0 well as to making,iti.ap4rty
.gnestii:?n
in our'i State politics. But its' 'final passaiii%
with that amendment -stri*n;out, rt.. ! inovel.l
i.. every .•ohjeetiott, and now. iin (ionn - non with.
i ii i ne •li4 n ti,s, —t• ti;. Apm0c , .44., OtioNe eiti7,ll4.
tneiipvernor Tv-ors the iniasttre as, one emi
nently just and denweratiel..,l, : '
• ,
--1------
Owego • Gaiettel classed as a
~„
Free I,olloCrzlik. rap arserts that to
repe..i the Fugitive Slave ,4...aw..pr to refuse
to adinit. any more Slave Sfate*into.t he Union
would be trampling under tbotithe spirit and
the eltpressobliL , :ations of ;tln4; Constitution
editi st r of th'e ditietW was
.ap
point vd• Pip,ttnaster at o)veio by Pierre's
2ldniiuittratioii, and still bolds thj .
but vi-e donut know hoN- •inakilt it is N.‘..vrt.l;.
•
The Governor Aridthe Jesuits. ,
.1.
.1 Governor Bigler thaS eith'er been irifluene'ed
lly the Jesuits, andibid high for the Cathollie
Tote, or he • has not. As 'testimony in faNI,Or
(if the. affirmative cif" this iimistion we offer .
the following : Fir4i .4ppointm , :nt ofJais,
Camphell as Attor4ei - ; General, after the peo ,
pte had defeated hiin Jiidg . e. of :the,
preme Court. Sero - ar'ff . ,' his appoilitmentl of
Lazaretto Physicializand Whiskey Inspector .
in . Philadelphia, and . ftlout Inspector in Pitts
burg. Third, the pot, di:4r he and, his • sPee
ial friends ;have: 4. 1 .0 tho Lica
,t 9 Treside
ever every Denrafratie - ;State Convention; •
Since he was 44,4,4
E. B. clase:tio .
cioAt -g l'eels thiit'fie is
worthy the attention 4e-roceives at the
of the public, and we :agree with him
estimate. As, howsTerolitizens of the cc
:ty (not. of MOntroleyhavn sent us fOr pu'
tation their views of the chanieter of the
who is trying to a:I4IA the action of the j
ple, as they believe :4kr nod good purpose,
,have thought it no more than proper to
481 r their corumuni is aittoi4 that the ez4]
Tier may see himself- aS others see him.
•
~ ~• , ~, ..,.
....,, •
_. Ir .-.•..-..... i ,„ : „.• r .„..„...-4... 401 1 11 0 m ,: r .. tm11ercti0 ,1 ••,
,:..
...,
: . •
. 11 , it; 'SUIIIIIER:I6O46DS lir
- . ,
Del i11 ,. i - '.. • t. 14. Pogl t & CO. i. C .1. .• ' •
4 1 I
its /ditor now offer ttiothe public the nnist choici
disc , he wierll',l.l of Goo& An he had I
and , the coun ; and for the very:lOwest p
dill' rent ilt - Ariation. 1 , '
plat," -.
he lls'ADl'it,iPk i eLdriir4va. ,
tics and thereby ..eff •jil I. 1 .4. ro sy k PA. ',121v.e
O ciu?
. • la tO their s tiriek:ol: clot 4,
era, . out of. : diet k , Lbs., -e . ' deeirubliii tort.be 61
sot etbing to that efr'e‘ti' i;74' lilt• l'hti.. '
ne .tina' from the WesternW Part oflt:,:: t d,
; I ,fii,s t ie thnbilllvtitYr4otibil. Nolfii.o l .-Yr't,
e t i •t .. - •
'I I admit_ that the spuilS of Office hiiceintichr
is
;do with political charkters, espeilially the.
spirants ',Anti were 916,men Who nicidc that.
.. ..
.al actuated by stich Motives ? 'l, -believe
► ,
ll
laly NN .. tici. not. I beliOie Ahoy; were} prompt l
.d [by . 4 Special..icOrcl`for-ther.besfi.interesti
if he ri,eopl' and the rights of nian....i But
...I Pose a thsion taliiisiilaCe, what:f tlini.-4 .
It is : not in this as in tithercase. prefilini:d 4 .
het.. •"SNo, Sir.. It! iS -. Procluell -14 '.'areool,
t
ea in,:•4lispas..sionate ;conclusion ..th - C.,..peoplh
la. conic to, not•ctwtiO be led and oi.ntrol-'
i
o.
ed anyl6 . l?ger . ti37:l - loliteitlFiletTigii,, , re , .es„ an
utrinelpled Ofliee seelii2rs, i 'but tank' ' tbirbti.-
iness int o o their own hands and hereafter, .sei,e,
~ f •
[o it strictly. Heiseeibs tip be • stii - rtle'd lest
pt reliance a \N'llitt might be electedtosome . '
C`4itv i in 0171(4 (..in — cc, iii tidrtYy ears. andel:M l i
• i
. .
a I niall sliai..e of tiLie:',sPoils. - Ile .t;iy'..theiv
e.rle inStilliead.. Ali I is that the rikison ivli,v
i
la' lator's so hard to pi; . 4event any Innovaticin
in the Democratic.. 'rank's ?- If So 14..inust be.
ai witted by d . Miserable selfish milt ivy. '- lIJ
....ilL ., Vys that : - t1ii;!.t;e4.5 5 1)1e.-.. of- 5:i...-it . itieb:inolli . ' -
'otitityeattnot.-be 'ilectiived by -any i! scheme'
jat certain men ,tely!'doVise.. . A.ei4)elieve
so .too, friend, Chase I. we blie•i-e thaUhe peo- .
w:111 o strilightrpr:Wqrd With their
aid riot be diverted from their object,: Or- iin
ped up,on by the '
schemes of in,: !;et of
116.14 - Lawyer . § . acid Editors • included, Ile
Wits to know whiit the,eiectiow eoimtv
M kers has.twio w'thithe Nebras:a t nt tti
-
ore
than the eleCtion of. Colistable,s - lor
44061 Directors. ( ' N -! I suPP4.e - it is
': PN:
abOut the saint % inithe one ease - 'a* inrthe oth
elr, for it is a well Iknown and stabbOrn .f let,
t nit the Denioeraiie .:Party in .. this! County
1- ,
~
and .State has • contrated the to - itlisnip e cc
tions, or a large In:jority of then, ttu. tbi •ty
, •
year or upwards, i and-th 4 the inet p(itty
town officer has been fl e eted as strictly u ')oti
.. - -, -,
party principles as-n 'Governor or . c'on_err i ess:
ttian 'What is tins high,and lolly Sentiniint
~;t• the popular mini he speaks otl,?• .11owillas
r . t manifested itselli•in the . passage of the Ne
' traska Bill.i or in some other way,'? AVe Want
.
• o know all about i i„. .• - Why Shoilld he strwr
.,
~'. .W e So hard - to wipe away the' stigma fr om
:Wits caused by the passage of that: Pill ! one
ould suppose that': the blush ofli-birtne would
•; ,
tri-tatitle his check to.attemot a thing:Of thekind
~- ,
when he and every, body else -knows thatthe
1
main leaders of that bethrions wfmkbelonged
t,(, the great 151anaCrittie,family,! S'Aich - tw:al
-idle Wont:take, ' the thinks thati - if the Whig , :
are honest they will wait until his party has
;iestablished a platform , and then' fill in and
,I.
Iconsummate the .fuSion. Doe* b . i . '!! suppose
ilati•the Whigs ha..ye-110 'more spirit or inde
,--
,Peddenee than to fait in in thitf way_ and be
toWed along. as - a steamboat ..vOuld a lighter 'I
'craft, With all the old -party . prejndiees and
feelings existing. - excludi , d as 'thc , y would be
from all particiiagon in. the honors or :emol
uments- of office ? ,-: If he -does,' I ,kliffer j with
'him widely..in opinion.. - : This its not pie
to unite the people. :The- 01 - 11 .7 :.;.', N 1 iity ie.
judgment is to upro9t and destroy a
party lines and 1,44 forever a:11
for i - mt par
ty prejudices and : notions, land . cOme• t 'gob
tl* with . Unity feeling'and oneness o pur
pose, the same as we would If :in ink ailing
Army were marching through? of r eoUntry.
lu ;conclusion let apy,land
•
man ,to beware how he esertc his influence
to prevent a unitin and concert of action at
this time: Nine 'tenth.s'of theTifople, tot all
Parties:, are% readYi"tind anxious :to _unite in
opposing theaggeessions of the South upon
.
the rights - of. the, Nortb; .and nothing: 'will
.
:preventtzteh.:•:tinicntbut the ,, iofitiOnc€ of de
.signing and unprineipled" Men: Give up the
two old Paities and their leaders . ; they have
away the day of grace .; aiid let • than.
AN 06 FASIIIO . N.E4) liillO4.AT;
The Know Nothings. L
- •
The Pennsylvania 'papers, '.and
. itided the
'entire press of the'coutary, are greatly exer
'cised Upon, the historv. Stretvrth.•priiicipleZ4.
and action .of theis6-ealled-"KnoW-Notbinp."
The Deniocratie ;papers generally „ . oppose ,
them ;• so do many . - Whig prints ; ' allal - hut
1 . few old organs take up 'their- dams-6 Still .:
their .action is rapid and, effetitual- in oi.ery in:
stance where tlit!y:111:11{C an ::elli f irt- f r if not'
etllA:tual, the failure is 'so well - cOnecaled that 1
no one will believe that . anYilttetnpth • been
, niade. . . 1
As instances! of the profound see eey of
tfieit movenlentf.; We notice that :in A lona,
Geo., at a special 'election fir 'Aldi:rinan, in
theinorning,' there Was hut ,!one known eau
&date but in the evening Mr. E. J. Hulsey,
I, . -
a' quiet respect*e citiien who:never aspieed
to office,. carne 120 ahead, .'ko ; the iiitonish,
mein of everybOtiv and hitnself . espeetallv.
.In Allegheny; Penn., the.',othin' day, there
Ni'as an election for Councibiu4.• to fill a ' Va
cancy in the - SecOnd ' Want, 'ef. 111.1 ; Large
and John COnil4, :were the only Ca ulidates
beard of.. When the poIIS • eh/sed t e vote
was &dared :; 'Large, 43' eorillev. 23;
J amesj Gardiner,t4: : c - • ..
1 ~
1.14141 this, result was .antiOutiect
hody• : was aslonished.: No One 'eould,
who had voted fur Gardinei or.' seen
its oreven knaw that. he WAS a can.,
Eisen .the two - other : candidates ti
aware of a third party runtling;in o
`to then). .
Turk 'Co:. 'Venn.,. is said ;to' be
. ..tinow-NOt hi ngi. In' the,. to ism l 'Of
are eight hundred or a thci,ilSand4
Codorus" them ate two or dal.* buil
iu many other;, iillages in ithe co
are organizing and prosperin
A Rums PlOrtmg....—The':; 4 :Vpiion, 1 - Denzo..
erd4 the, , BranOit organ oflCOw Yc;rk City
gives the Custota gouse .010als i•athei • a
hard eharactei:in the_ follo*iiiir a from
- •
it late Issue.:
!lot
hat
"There are i now at responsible posts in
that piaci; frirty or fifty' thieves,. boxers,
Shoulder-hittelis, thimble riggers, rpugilists,
assassins;, ana omunen - blackguards, who
Would lick creation if their masters are
isturbed. If the President were toittempt
to put other risen in their places, they would
have their ey4s krioeked out
,if, indeed, the
Custom House were not burnt ddwn over
their heads." - - -
I un
)l i
um
. .
_ . 7 - I" l ,'Ttiiii
DE LAwA*LACK
: : . i. , • i 'RAI
ifitiltuiti
[ [ - • -,,,?
N 1'
;and filler Norm
f_ Passetiger , Train
—,, . Arrive at.Oreitt•Bel
I':'-t Corolecting with the
. a r West en the N. Y. 4,
t rg ye :. Returnwillleicve I
i . •Ilay Egiress,,trains h ! mud . riving #l,t Eienntttm . , at
ThelFreight Amer
tsar
. Cr attached' will lea ,
: d , trig at,!.Greet:Bend
~ L ..i. Rettirning,l will le,
make - -htent.Bcrinten I'
ty. of a iilirgqi,..be 111-vg
until be - Ilearp.3* . n . lrl t !. : ?,.
sides. I 4illl promise
cept.to 4ecide, it hoi
My. lieSt ludginent, w
be elect (1, L Will ta:
(ecluivalkint hYi the IL
an oath) 'tliatl i !‘%4ll su
This 'VOui I'. m ean to keo
keep it, 41'3. ;better' 1 w'
Which lean by ;any possil
i• , . t
t: i t, ,I ;, -: , . . , , 4
..
r . ,It has : struck mews possible thiit• tpe OM
~.
1 initte#, .misuqerstood 1 s itistruetiolas when
tbe c:iiatfittos! for judge Wereaclili*seq.. It
such instructiOns were gl i : eil, it . w
ass prob4ly_
done without thinking 14v improper !it would
befor'us.to ,•eply in the Inanuer'expeeted;
At all eentS, !I have fiti i th enough in this re
pithlieini!syslein of oins t to believe, that no
:State! COnv - einion ever'llid, or ever! Will as
semble, lit
• Wliieli.a, inaj4rity of rnenthetts can
be iouml, who! nil) tiellberately' insist :upon
theiiHright.tO tleinaull p I e(10;3 of judicial can
ditlats on que.stions of air.l
uin with 'great ites wet, yours,,.&e.'
and
any
ces,
• 'flie rirmarksof the.
on this letter, euntain
I if of the
,p"o.Sition :VSI
mitst be: o
that
• i • .1
Have Voters ft right,
of ciuididate,
,
, Judge Black saysl i n ,
letter .Veryl carefully
'sonS are not .the I
doctrine.is ;untenable.
.Let, it's' define - 1,(
stand clearly : vdiat I'lli
terrogatories Of. t T
hti,
had tit* reference . to
ewne:up "tl - )r-f-trial.l
asked to . sity ; wilethet
John Doe pr llichard 1
‘vealth;, or JOhn Snii
i
men ,Wnre 'guilty 1,..)t.n
,knew . that! in',B pattic
be giva iii the intkre
mous 11111'y and fairl
,ed in 'its ;Leariligsi ol
. that ill 91 inic l ia given
)
or pro bab' e , !ease ;wo,
impropriily., „i l'
Miit th interiiigl
qtlestion it' 'C'Onstit.uti ,
. been diset?ssyl, Or i
unn,ual spirit and; all
platforrn, I in priniar:'
courts' or e?ery glfade
no new ...rgtiment: t(
feattiti4 Of the laW• a'
no notit.vito be ser‘'i(
written on. 1Killot:N.;
beenc:x.anjineil ; '! tip,
handsoof e ery Oil
, teri - 014 frOm wliieh •
niade,np,'!. arc in At
}forth lfench. W.l •
',-' Practiee, Grattan
of man rinmetlinntt
~ I. i ulgti .13lack's dOctr
erica:. al kii
s w. s 1 )‘‘
v -
[ilk udge. Did inl
; throWf• tln: . . f ermine *
l•subjei‘t, it-liOutikti,,
gym). ( po u a tv 1
, um soF r
! ztz IrouldeNCellt!Lt. 1
; fheir conception by
i being? .I.las not e:
i l ted States nomitiatq l
him On all - imixirtan
!,
cons.tructiona Noii
i ,iil v ks G place thd
i vial r}!, , Sitipn. in the 1
r wield it 11.? r what s
of thh cOminti- 4.1 -
.•, • , i
I apprt ,tiai Judges,.
i\ ari.uf ithil import
!u ade..p..Of
u its tiwn
~
I has receive& tht.i tj
/
crat . .4; Art, e TelisOt
1 tutionali la* harin(l
, accepted 'that tk r un
I . -sei(intinit be is:!, ni
pint. • • i- -
What-Ao the tc•lni
Neither mor nn
erats know alre4dl
views Of , the .001 - 1
theirs= I lrit Wa:?3! ,
Derr l 9oatie nomn
is pt intefroni tli
tinrlLaw. *;
Ewry . eantii(lat .
is anxious to au
Onevery- inestlo
tli pv,niWno - 2f-;
ctecii,fr lt loneslgi
best jtal ginent.wl
a!|' phrase 4-11
public ii • horol
sions 4ifiamestoo
hill! inns'zlnee. 10
. 4 1) 4 hOuse, or*
walks,lor h paiitl
exiieetlo6r dirt
Why Olen, in : I
fair- ofkalminis
,r
foiiiin4 an imp I
the: fop 2 - Of eiaro ?
ly to tell us 14
reetion .or notit (
:- ' It has•Strues' '
inii.th'o fetter Of
Ju rs <lgt -- Black 4:
relative positio2
leOpl4t were
l j
etiv4., nionar•
conso ut ion, If
on: : the contra 4,
of' th 4 peopleit
la aii it is rel
pro
?anc
per. .At
,s I
TeMfilne liiel
-of any Man
power to aw•t i le
Law.! '. • ' r;''''t
. -l• • —4
7 every
Refound
I . C
• I
l ere not
,position
full. or
rk there'
n" Old
red,"niid
tythey
-The last. ON
oei-atie) in an
tness.Lsay.s :
•••'' l.,
• ' Ihe.re: is ncij
shall ! not be 'al
the feeling 'a
are six Out o f;
oerats, who
cen,.tnte for
it need 'not ;
hineh to` lose
party in Wis 44
-Withl this lo
be •outof . th
ought nit - to )
it.' sitk its be
nnnt
.s of thO
' -
raiiiiiiiit . 1 , 4 ,_ r ,,,,,..., .
:iiiiiiVii." - -:AND WESTER N
-
LILOAD.
1,.
„ _ I . _.
4g riraahmr”! i .
i 4, risy .Bth, 1 8 5 4,;:ah0 Mail
Ili depart from. - flertinton• at
inl aft 11.4 n, A,
M. 1
'dab express - train East and
111 . 11.
on the Amid of the .
,ic and ihnikftig, arr
i• -.
. ~
!min with Passenge;
at 1.25 i P. it.. Sir:it'-
l l
1 1 •-
ntd- at A. !I. and
arrival of *men
pamiengers to Car
'hiladelithia via. the
other 'intermediate
1 •
, It fl nianart from
,n
nisyll i ttinia . to I 0
Constitution.]
'1), anti that I iii;ty
ILinake` 110 (Alter,
•
J t S:-BLACK..
tibia licgistcr
ve a 1 4 1±futit 7 :
flied, tlieteib by .) udre
so melt i,fitcrest to
we copy-Alien) in full
• . - 6
i t, know the opinions
Itr Judgeship ?
Niterreadiiit , leis
ild N'vei(rhinf , his feu
.
ess convinced that his
Isaiah ..iu - as to hhder
- ductrihe is.. - The iu
.mperanee {..".i.utuittce
ny particular case ~to
ud(ro Black •\ , ,•as not
r.,-, .
: . Ili.` NVU'llill .' sill(' With
116e,N6th the. C'oillinon
h. The Temperahoe
,such blulidcr: They
llar t'aSe, notice inuSt
:'ited parties,. the - arga-.
hearkl, the .law
faets;proved
all folvahe of a priviing
dl l / 4 .1 be a grave-
orieA 're and a great
law-- 7 one‘that has
everal years pa,t, whit
ility in the arcs., ()tithe
and brlbro
There are, prilhably,
bc. adduced ; the _main
e well known there is
1 on parties except. those
Intl the witnes. , es have-
Core:titution is in the
in short, ail . tb
- judgment ought to. be
liana,: of the, candidate
t more can'he ask
'e whereof the inemory
the contrtity, :is tl:rainst
ie. The api ? ointing pow
's the general opinions of
. English 'inonareh 'ei'er
,ver \the.shoulders .of a
Wing l!s ..„,i,iewo Oil - Oa:
Ilave not the sueeeN,ive
I j lnee'nained such judges
he laws in Abe soirit.. of
rhe authority for t he i time'
411; 1 re4lent 6(the
l Uni
y judges who agreed witli,
i t t_ points ( .- .)r pon;titptic,,,ul
IF of them have been !.:o
enortnopi power of jairt-
ands - of 'n - leti who• woad
med . to them the injury,
In our Suite the4_kopfe:
Etta party I , cufiy a
nte: of , having the 'twitch
inCluners: Juilge Black .
urination of -the Demo-.
That Ins viewS . of consti-
iize witb thews: • Ire has
nation. berause.be Is eon
deeeiviit Allem on
II Orance inenWish to know . ?
less .than what
. the Dcmo
,----whether Judge IllitoWs,
!stitinion harmonize . with
'oot indelicate to accept. the
ilition, it will not be to to
'e friends of a Prohibitori;
.
for othee, no matter what,
d telling, whatle will do,
1 4, he is glad to be let off
;,thing at -pre4ent } except to
t.and.aeeoiding.tO my (his)
hen it ari s es.' This stereo
iiy is worn smooth. The
vith the!i - e iterated profes
tentionS. -Tly arch polit
It we employ a .builder to put
TL . gardener . to lay Out gritrel
to color a house-irOnt, we
ions to be 'attended to,---.
much more important :If
hi g the- e(mstitution and . en--.
tant:law, should we commit
singa•man whurefuses blunt
ther he will attend to our di-
lis aS•possible,that,in iinswer-
Ithe .Temperanee Committee,
Fs wholly Misunderstood. the
of judges and people. lf.the
'obey.•the judiciary as a Col:
I aceepting from it the law and
answer Is a proper one il lit,
tbe_jutliciary, is the servant
ought toe. ominister the.
the answer! is highly . - int=
eVents, we.• hope tl u
*ill not aid in the - election
the Bench who will use his
it any 'efficient • Prohibitory
In Eirdist, f
iorn (Wis.) 11 'portek (dena
. ~ f
1 rtiele upon ; the N. e.braska. bus
.;
Use talking' . that die iuestion
es-t. _No power on earth,with
at exists, can 'help it. There
'very seven, eveli among dcm
ill not under any circumstan-
Nebraskaite for office. And
told that the party have. not
1 and still retail t, power. The
eosin, in partieu r, pannot!live
upon them, and we Should.not
way if we shnuld say, they
lye if they take - the load. Let
firer, and let obscurity cover the
iic who give their votes to this
'' -- 11"Irtliikrigril &Ain - W* l '
OREM' AtilfAcTioN ! •
Greatßusit. At:* 14f . Atli titimds Ea tail' 8
•• •
• • L ONE PitiCla• * •
.
TREtar k eit and eiseapetlL stock Fancy, Domes
- tic and Staple . Goods eV& lcniiuglii into Susque
hanna county. One Inindre . d cases pry GoOda,
.com-
Prkink in . Pail '
and
Rich tihankcablelqlki,r f: Fashionable Silk Sat.
.
4 ,` : &film t` •". ',/ .:' - -- . -
[Bonnets,
;• " Plaid .- . ." . ' - I :lPrench Plantes,
" - Black •-• ' ," • ' ~ d 200 ' pieces ;Dohnet ;Rib•-
.Grhum Bonnet 1.; ," .- - `.., • ,: : - [ bo ns)
BonnetSatins e ' -10 Q per. Fancy Dress do.
iml.wool'DeLidnes, . . Velvet Dress 'Cottons, .
Pan 4 an —do- •: " . Fierd. fr:coled. - Velvets,
Plaid Ih.Gossa, . . ,,t Fifty Itiy State . ' Shawls i
Clouded (1%41
.erge, -; • :`.0.• Cashmere . . ' i do
::English 3feru, .... Brocha f ~ • . do
Bilk '. do
- LYonese Mills, --
- ' Gloves hosiery etc.
. , ,
Cobur,.'s .- - - • - 4 Pletbli .eassithe re w 5 .4
. French dne*. de!Reire, v v i t h igg, t' ~, _ '1
i Embroidered:Rl:4)6i : "nu& :' -.• .
[S7dokhams and:Prints, •: ". Wocatt& n k ot ,,..
ler *.tnitiPlaids, A.- .. -:. Liningt!, ~,
.',
A eall is issued ; anu signed itiy nua q - 4 „ .. ,.„ :.
/etnocrats and' Whigs ; in this . county; tor a
j`ounty . COnventioti, owthe sth ortiepteliihr,-
,:In some .of the largest towns,--not a half a
dozen will rel Vi-e to sign the
... eid.l., . :8-1 4 . 0.
mottber:of.the.leztdin g .PeriweiiifS tools 'part
in the 'ineeting Where it - was voted unani
mously that:" the union of thetreetnen . •vit r it - -'
out i•enrd tq old' . party attaannents. codas :the
Only. stifev .for freedom.' "I t ind . here there is .
-practically \i-tfusion. -.Eve 1 now * .Bigler has
-notpructic-di N any orga! , an,d two
, Weeks
frOnt - now, I 111 W: ins'will i ot, have dot/1;7E0-
/i/, in tltia strOng petniieraltie - county: .. .
. , Ever} - . intelligenOttatt Ilitiows that . the old
party - gliestion.s'-a,re `not 4 issue ; ; and the
Bigler S( - C‘-p
atortunitt. ;le :noWledge it by not
referring to any of thei.their late i l tici f. e..;
You prObably'lleard of . inige Ku_ox'S vkit
to - this..ptitity; and advis nit the - DeMeerats
to acqtnesee, and finally offer`hi,lg to-,,proeure' . a.
letter ii% Om Gov. Bigler dl2elaring that se was
ppposed I to -the • 'pas;inge of the. Nebi'as,lia
'' fruad; hut he -was told that was not the Practi?
Cal question now. \%e rdliSt I . lllVeTillididateS
that were in. favor be . the ifiThiediate restora
tion orthe Missouri restr etion.:A3utthat Was
going trio thr tin- the Nviy politician. - The
flonorirW.liige dare tnit-:pledge the Honor
able GoVernor to take any_:sue4 position.
We hag' great regard:for Judge, \Knox, - and
grearhOpe.s for lis futurOsefultieSts ; ha all
sitelt• htpcs are fled.' - Ile is a native of this
; •
eonntY - and reeeivtA; more than - -his party
vote- when running .tip' Jdilge.- lle is consid
ered a man of More ability. far AbittOlr. Pig-
Jer, but he did not alter the 'course 'of u Man'
in this or Putter county,,O.so, unpopular; was''
his, Mission.
In McKean county,thelN'ebraska men lidve'
no organ, but a strong Temperance and Anti
Sl4verj- paper ' r is - flTitu tshi N ng . there. . Mott
know. Oat Potter has nu 'Tut her 'light un
der a husher :1 - im;t nurul er of years ; and, I'
trust, 1, - , i1, > ,1 protest stranger than 'ever this
year. -1 —•- •
The iiydigilatiun is so tot in Bradti ! rd coun
ty that ft Irmei• party shajokles have Perished
in the flames. Uegpectfuily•
Now .oc7Never.
: ,'• - --- '4 . •
.... - .7.,--74• We oh ' teat not a few of the
• ..._,-i .
leatraiii Democratic jou n-ls of Pentisvl \ - -min .
• ....,
ati! publishing the siipik,sed. Itbri'id oaths of
the ' }now Nothings; fiwgetting howeVer, to
mentibn anything about the : following, taken
loy the secret order of Jesuits : -'
.•
A. n o w in the presence cif Almight%
Godi.the . ld .ssed _Marv, the blessed
•
Miehrel the Arch-Angel. the blessed St. John
the 13ju the holy apostles St, Peter and
St. Paul, and the saints and sacred - hogs of
HeaviN), and, yourmy G.ho-Aly,.Father do ,:16;
elarcirom my heart, without Mental reser
vation, that-.-; Pope GregorY, crthe present
bleu Mbentb--is Christ's Vicar, and is the true
- and Only
.hfrid of the I'Mversal elitn4+ thro'-.
,mt 010. woOd ; and that by virtue of the keys
and tit biudin , .. and lOiwing (riven' to his 'Holi
ness Je,u Christ: he haat poWer to de
post..
lietetscal- Kings. Princes, ~ S tates, Conihion
weatihi and GaTernments, all-. being illegal
withiluitdris st7red contirmation.and that tidy
may !safely be dcstroyo llieretbre, to the
iitrintst of my, lower I will defend this• due
triner and his hioline - s4.' rights and customs,
al4ainst all usurpers,and all heretical or Prot
estant authority wbatsdever„ especially a
gainit the new pretended authority and
,Chmlch of England., and all, adherents,:• in re
gardi that they .May.. be usurped and heretic
a}, op i tising the Sacred Mother Church of
Route:: • . • • •..
I ilodemunee and disown King; Prince :Ur,
.Statp name>l • Protcstants,..obedienee to any
of their inferir tnagistiates Or officers. I -do
furt het.; delare he&citifies of the Church of
.I.;'itgiatid, Cal vauists ; Thigenots,•and all other
Proie4aii"ts to, be damnable—and those to. be
daiotnal whe,will nut ti,rsakethe same. Ido
further declare that I will 114, assist and ad
vis-e; all Or anti' , of.his Holiness'
_agents in Any
,plat, wherever I shall be, and do my utmost
to critirpate. the heretical Protestants doe
trig*, and tddestrorall their pretendM.pow- .
er, or. otherwise.
1 further' promie and declare, that not-•
withstanding I :1111 dispensed to. assume my '
relii=ion heretical for the propagationof the
Mother•Chureh interests, to keep secret and
• L tcr-n . .ounseb;the • entrust
pro l ate allas y
me and not to divulgc - dirm ly or .indireetly,
by word; writing, or: otherwise, ,any matter
or tricunittimee whatsoever,. but to execute
all ttliat•hall be i proposed, given in'eliarge*. or
diseovered Unto we by- you my Ghostly . la..
titer, or by' any of.this covenant. .
Ail which, I. A. 8.. do swear by the. bless
ed triinity, and tnessed s :Siierament which
am; about-to receive, to pertintn, and on 'an v
.
part to keep inviolable; and call the Heay.
enfy and Glorious Host to witnesaMy real
intentions tokeep rayThath. lu_ testimony
wh i ereof I take this'll - lost and IlleSsed
Saeramput 'of the. Eucharist, and Witness the
same further .with my. hand and seal, in the
the of this Moly, Covenant,'
is,said that there -are now -three perious
be,longing to the Jesuits, in the United States
Cabinet!-
F rAkINOS ; <trr CRAYON SkETINI-
Eql—This7is . .tie. title of a. handioir k e. vol ime,
ofilifedike 'and graphic sketehes from- the pen .
of Potior Ge , trge• W. Banally. It contains a.
collection -„Oelland Taliings" of distint
gnished •Orators,'Divines,. Essayists, Editors,
-Poets, and Philanthropists. The. portraits
ate daShed..off With a• free lan d .easy pencil,and
arc iinconnnonly• natural and fife-like.' 'They
- stand out boldly: from the canvas, and. the
names had not been given, there would be no
difficulty in recognising"the persons-fur wiknil
they - were.drawn: The author-is a • .man
pieta), and enthusiastic temperament, ands.the
silitiA of freednm.: breathes in every page ,
One: :striking . peculiarity of this work, ',is:
- the graphic !pauper , which the writer
describes the'rk , rsonal appearance -of his he
rties. NVe See the cob:* of their eyes and hair
We are infertile(' of the manner of whiehttey
tikess,. - walk, speak, cicd. , • ,
•
The mechanical - extention he
.work. *:'
.-
truly magnificent; It embr s -inure
Itnir . hundred "pages printed ith - ' be nail
type, on fine white paper, substan fly and
hatufsoint eboUtitt • and elt*antly - . lustrated:
. 4 .
tvepty,-portratis:in steel._ .
Pfiblished by Dewitt: ;Pay.enport, New
„
Vork ‘ cif ,
Y, -and Tor sale aOhe'bocikstere of
G.-64,W; H. - Fuller- inzlifontrOsis,
EAGLE✓ FOUNDRY
,
Q;srat,ISPSTLEt k-PKRKINS hating p1a.4, 1 ,
kJ- etrof Wilson* Co.': the Eagle Foundry, a re pow
primued to, lilt orders from the trade; and do work i n
t4eiri..,iine with skill anCdespatch. They Ara ke e p
constantly on hand Plora,.(best kinds, ) 'Sta ae , „(th
kindio Caltivatovt, :AStrase putters; • Corn Sheller.,
ite. ote.-'44e. : • -'• , , -
We invite particular attention tothe Plows wbich
we manufacture. We manufacture and keep for sai e
The. Celebrated Biatekel Plow;
We have !niche:Eked "lie exclusive right to manlifaii.
tUrel , and sell ' In
hi 'county, Wayne, Wvothing and
Bradford, virßider Patent Iron Bona hos,. th ,
no w is made entirely of erretiexcePtingthe harAft.
It is celebrated for. its easy draught s 'being one-third
easier than any now in use:Ail:Melts strength and du
rability are greater.
•: 1 ' • 11 fAcHINERY- ••••-
•of all kinaeltinests ds
to
anufactared and repaired by experiet;e.--
in.
Slidot.• Engine*,f or Shing? e - .4 a .
•
Among the Stor'4 which:vie Manufacture, are thekeystfine
,t7oiSkirig Stove,.Rough and • Read# do., POr. •
Queen.r/o.,•Prentium do., and other kinds, di Ar:
.ranged for‘burnihg..woOd or' coal. Also, •,Self-Xrpt.-
Idler, Parlor Store Cottagi,. Parlor,do.,-,Stannis,
- two sizes, do., and It iariety Of other Stoves,
01.11 hi wood and coal.burners3, We keep also on • hand •
jerky nbcitTft.ttimmings,' Ilbg\ churn triMmings, Un.
acting' without I.lo.anti.Tongl Stands; Ate.:4l‘c.-; Wi t
Deinockats v
It.
,lie;Ce ^ a(. at the lowest rates,.
lieinr4ts, - having m Ffl:turt corirmott':, '
c-ti
det itiul kindred principles, and fully real.;
izi»g
, th c - t aupe rtr.M.:6 linkling the, pieeut
lidlinnt rat ion from ti c , er,
.to
deliat,iinless wise eouir-'.
prei uil itt comity conventions,.
Other sha4 , . be,
vsmblished, and ciokTfirtitiori, thereby . .
- •
parties are now rpiesented ic y Jas
pellooi.l~uvidtts Jr.. and 'B. Rush Brad
,
,
f)rd,; .. either two whom remaining in be
411(...e :the defeat . of MI, and ''-se=
epre election °Ole efiatni)ion:of rum aid .
SitiVer . y. • • ,
• . •
The gitistion then, of 'ail others, which •
shotild.cannithid the *ttintion
.of your Con. •
I ventiorx is, how sliallAhis eohfliet hetweei
' good men' be allayed' t '..and the entire. force
t rate 4 :upon u Slagle candidate. • .•:
• . Tiie-Tiswer - i, - 4 as al bve: - ,. by. creating.con&
- .knee in 'Cacti other, and bysuivinu the. assu
riinee; in adeunee 4 the t' the - - victory shall 'not'
he eliiiined.as a :Whig-kir party : triumph, but
as 4111 acknoWriedgenientbythe people of their
.i devotion to the prineiples:Of 'liberty and so
ht ietya
This C lifidenee 'will in 'a great measure be
.produeed:by the larger party, whoa; eiiniliL?
date for:Governor'.eornmo.n Justiee demands'
• should he continued field,, recognizing
I.tW-rights . of the'sinaller ones by placing up..
on their tielsetdhr St 46. Legislature and for
I:rulituliers of .Congres4z a fair proportiOn iif
Ati l eyjenis and Pree.l.)einoerats.. ..1
Narrow Escape dill Czar being Cap.
- tared by an English War Steamer.
.
The Times, iii a leading' article, gives
interesting statelnent a an - inci.dent, wDich
might easily-have : turned to account in)the
eapfnre of file Enritr+ - .A. _Nicholas and Taii-t of
the tan ay, An.
.jaeht:be
lOnging tO Lords Lichfield and Enstoa, had
vefiVared so near to .I ronsiadt that a - rßussian ,
steamer put out to iea with tjx.t.'intention of
{kir oil:
,• • . - •
i,k:eing the danger to skch
the ; y;,cht, -.was exposed, ally:it - teed 'with all
speed. to her i•ellef, nd:st - ion obtainet
position that theyacht . wa s saved.. -This.he.
ing .accomp.ll:ihed,-: the commander of . the.
English sicauw,r - put her head round,
the linssiah .st - eauter could have been 4.,'3 ptur.
el had he_ knoWn that on board of this Aus•
Riau vessel were the Emperor Nicholas, his
son, the Archduke C.!bnstantine, the: . Arch.
dat:hess his wife, and. the Russian Admiral, j -
`From the Kitxstone
Govt Bigler and Nebraska:\
Thi , E. late speilker of
r4resentittiveS v ,for 'reiison:4‘kest
\ known to - hituelf; has . givo.tang,ible form to
the insidious .whis'per that Got. Bigler . pre..
vented *an exprion,beitig given idyfavor of
I h'e N6brzuika bili.bv the late aeineerattie'state .
t. wilt be remembered.. t6t
convention
. , . _. .. .
Mr. Chaise -is editor o the. 2ifon'trose Demo-,
. crat, and it, is fin the 'last riunih.er Of that -pa
per thathespaiks as follows : ' - '.
-` We .Isnow l that. Gov.: • -Bigler; after this
noinination by the , convention, should paw* .
resolutions:iril favor of the Nebraska -hill--- :
' gentlemen, if the'convention pass such reso-r•
,lotions, it mnst umninitie another candidate
r \ l will nol conlor'se. cenctrun ....viyn such a T
plati.in-ne: W e kn o W that he said this, for
he said it :in - , lir pret-ettee, and wit+ an em
p -
phasis that tto :tlght the efforts of tl* to..
~
whom it 'Was ' addressed: : .'..• ' --., . -, .. •
..
We 11noW that - GOvernur Bigler has said to .
i)eriioerat - S o ' tine 'highest tharaefpr for truth
and veraelt,-, in flarriAurg; that fie approves
of 'Alto prin \ cip• es vt' the •.:Startiska atilKanasli
bill:: i .1 . , :- - ' s ' : . . .
c TisrimoNT.—The folloivxing
copy Jkrks cOunty
Dem'Ocratic Out,
rooerafs, r The tribute' it ps}s
er of the. lion. Daniel_ M.. Smy•
.r.tunaithite . for Supreme alt)(11.,
rt e.-tintt)on.-he is held anion
DEMOCRAT
extruet .
Pre4g.,- n s'tfc .
CotintS- of Dt.
ter the:yilftrae .
ser, the W
:How's in will
his tieighborl
AI.. Smvse7, ( - .)13 . 1914-
Ity,..pret4cleti - over..the .4ingust.
'‘,(ll.t, lit the absenee (4' his hen.
! i es. We list ened yestesdar,
i deal. of :ph*suie, .to an.' able
etE to the jury, -- oit topics weal
tker theiri.eognizanee:. Thelon.
a i happy
vitli -peOeet ea , e and- fri..e(iorn;
imble iutigtnent,- he has, is but
,here ittabitr Courts, ,shOwn that
,a(plishe.(l Seholar: and ,profound
The Hun.
fromery isn't
term •61 inr
cir Prnt;de
Frith a g,re;:t
eintrue
fy mining:An
gentleman la
ry—speali t s
tint] in our,4
a brief i)e l ray
he is au
jurist.'
~, 1 .
• ;
... .
7-o'We - qiiserve that the DemoOstie
tneetitl4-whi .11 wAsIA44.I at the Whit / House
in Wilkes-Kfti;, on . At unday,OlVOirt week,
'passed a ilest.lliition approving - of 7 the general,
e • ourse o f -10 pr -Congre• `atif ' Hon:. H. B.
Wright, -and speeialliy t ( :l iksi ng hi s ac tion .:.
ri ;
on the Nebraska questio . ~ We do outthink'.
the
: De moerfley o 1 I r aderne 'generally, - will be
sat iAied wit this position be.forj the country.
It is perteetl:y"itile to , claim that tiny consider.
-able portion of .our people talk - kr this moo-
strons . iniqui)..., and - . ,we t'p ei t assuFe dk that it .
,eantio(be ' s Ist/tined at - 66.1.p0115,.. ink eit .- ,
..party, or by al) . of Alt. paities. combined(
, • We have llioen hifornted..that tittle:. is not
a .single Per4oe4itt irfAbingtore.t .uship wbo .
.is . o .i m
Nebras 4 att, tiral, wc,,, usume, this.il •,-
the ease Wi t 't i inany- O ~t fici`owaships. We '.
r .'
sincerely • trlist . :that, no r peetable party, is i - ;
Old ..I,4ttzerilfwill i , hay • he ...hardihOtld to el).. 4
dorse this-.tnaspre; ' . ,VV liateV•er the wire•ps l * *
lerS and demage . les at; tlicXntre may
~. ,.. _ . . •
tati, , .. to thettil--- • .iaaioal - ferakl. • .
• • • ~ I .
• .
- - Ito* •ta•r:. tiSl—Thii . - Washington. limo. i. : ,
boaits - t t rf in every. -- ettSe .(out,ots.Willtd.' - -
-Distri ... trite, Peinberticy f;f.NuriSylvtuils 0.
doi.- a 1 resilient : Pierce and_ hia, - . administm. -
ti ' , and tink tlieliebritskahill is elttialsis
/
ically . accepted„ - turd boidly'aviivied .:- by the,
party, - ciov:l3igier,. : it says.,:
,:‘ hears limo - 4
nobly. ' : . Wat, we ' did think ' the Goyerno t
- -
:w as playing Ifast and loose - nu the Nanisk t
.:iniquity, b 0 as the' riruinix vollehes for lli!
4ioun . duess . oil the Subject; it is cell enovet .
...,
to give him he credit of beingiin
. fatiik et i.. 1
the triessur4ittothen&i of slavery aggrOssie ll f . ;i
What will-this . Deuideratio Fred Soilers 74 . i ,, :,
now I—Dai4y:Nets,
..-, . . —.- • ' • ';',:.i