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0 -. 444 . tOptiie,nitli,tl4:ec•- • enr . pnf'litnlttetoers
',.,loitilAitiiikliiiq: OM i i t iOii#Aiti..V,i,h'i.,?: . ,Prii4 i:lent 'n (•:,th a
..f. - ts444 . *ei• - ,-9r;ht;th"6,'4.Utifarliy ' - al . !tlis . e 0 11i
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l4 . ' : : ' ' . ; ,'':'.:'.;:':"•':?.T..'":.;...::Z:A jiiipjil.o:l4 : ip
' ca ir iilh a no,il" pi , ic o '
Of
the'
troop
i(coiiio,.e?.v.hieh•••thcy. :;hatli . iosneCiiyely
'%:A1:4110ii,44-(tilky.tajt;tlok,Weta _ present
44 100 1-,:ptsAi., 2 3ll,;gleqtkU),.Praiqded,:That . :ni
Bfoo4.4o.(4lj*UAti;traaß or company be
141040444p . Vett:at the:, 011 , 0
#0 aiiiiiqinti.4l; , ,ii '
i4i:411 . 1t,1 , ,iti.,.04 SuAli, otect ion jii . .ih,Ll . l ye . .within
41iii i jiiiitt0(;* 0 iiCP/1.1:, , ,,y V
. 110 . :1:1?0 old be 0;1
. ...-04,401, AO. yota V, not in - , sorii ico . .ttsl aforesaid
:-...:,:rl'i:',sriiol•,44:'-:1:6a
,piaCesdin4s 'far conducting
' • .e44ol4;elgC:ficin:sholi be..as: , (ar. aS - priict I Ca.h10,.. in
.'. ''.i4it.l*o.ooo:r . ki! oe , ea li!e. e 7 are Ile re hi'. directed; in.
.. .:, the case af. - griiira . 'oection.;'cxcept• that the. '
...sij3yoin... o r,..Aotolanding'offiepr...6(eaCh company
.;.--„Or..troapo4,?l!:acrt as,., judge, and. that the
.. A rst,
r• - :-. ,lieut'eilaat,.ar ; aifi r cer..seennd:ik.aornrnand;..shall
..,'••'..,fissce..o4;inittector of :sne;tiekeettu . i . ,ea tar as shalt
•• ,4el4te• . tn.;lacli_c..ciinpeny.pr troop;
,and. j . h • 'casp,
....L . :;:lii(ttia,pgglort::.prte 1'450 s at . such n fr! c era; eittier .
• :. ; . 6 .i / lAherirocEaeOn..in,!nnh
• ;.. ''•...
'_•,; .;'l.
...
~,„. u : . .. eg .. A n•t• p.,
il , y . ,• the.
, officer
,!iti,eo4o4;,taxt.l9,,etmnat!l in such - compa
'' : eitycog,VcAp.altall:act.fudcar,'rveetablas
;:the.lllo4liP.; . ..- :- • .
tic::-fietion„o. :: Thi.ntriefakttorizeil te.pccf9rp
, ;,tii:4istiesinf
judge-,-eliall4.nlnlacat : the proper
••••':',-t*theat.34l,l.7dation',to , :the..6.lllear Whoahall Sr.;.
--t.tiiii•O*Pl4or.'4.9ifaii.*an.... at suc h.'Offi cc i . ` shall
!.. • :'phav,icbecin ; aolOrp : orafilinted ) be ghat! adcninis-•
-• t•,•:•teillie piciper ; oatti•nor aflirtmatlprt . to tlie . ....on'teer
.....,hoie.4l4v,tPatiall 1/6140; : aet,' : inc:jadie; and each'
••••,c , ,i t irtirKet•i4tint'aajudga - shpll.appnin't twci persons
..1:' , i'.46 , 110:4 111:Ck4ii *nd.istiall ; , , ,adin iiiii ter to, .therp
-•
: 4 'it0tt 3 .F 6 4 1 0:90•4 1 .,,0r.?. 1 4.rniati, 06 0..-•:•.: -
.•:P•P'.i.'; S'eattirtrl4o,.•3 l l"hp,'!;,eyeral, o ffi eat*', aat hoiiied
-•. -•e.lltii,eotidui4;itich,',Olgeticia,faballi,-.taka , ..the.. 'like
• :. , ,N mit thCiir :icitnrus4lonei„tchall..lattice:t he like po w•
• "-.'#*.riSut ;Oei r. Aa n Aqsll...as,, - ottOr. persons . vrhb
. . .
ismarielleoil, vote, GT ofieuto vote at such elec.-
kbe *Object to; the like penalties and.
ii , destrictionsmiare declared or provided in this
~i v„sktv i isdhe case ofielections-by the citizens at
lilhe Wel place,of election.
.fiection 41. Within ,three days , • after such
liiejtolges thereof, shall respectively
t,iltgosismit through the nearest post:office a return
t iiiptreptoxogsthec with the tickets, tally-list arid
yr list . 12f , voters, a the. Pxothonotary, of the county
vir iii ewhielt i such,electers osiould have voted Knot
::iiipieillitere,,soltviee: And the said judge shall
• , ,itrambrniereetither, rattan pf su,ll election to the
rioahrearosrading °Meer of ,the regiment or hare Ilion
oiacersii , clee may,bey who shall make , a general
setkieeorrider,his - hand and seal s ,ot the , votes of
I- allithstcoMP,llllei.ott,rogns ynder his command
,graild 14411 ttedismit'Oe •
same) through the near.
, rsitt pest eface, , to the Secretary of the common-
seesith: r,
.48. ,:it. shell be, the
s ilo ty of .the Pro
ithendlarro!.thiteriunty to . whom Binh returns
to'deliver to the; return judges
, I'l4lllll4llltifrePuntly ta copy, Certified
..under his
isend,artisesl, of the, return. of votes so trans- .
leisirteel to;himby•the•judges of the *action in
aforesaid.l
The return judges of the:proper
esiunqes in which volunteer
ni
iiitiaen : ritoresiild may '_have .
ave resided at the time
~ ,ielf,being,ealled,into aerial' service . as aforesaid
the,Secopti,Theiday Nevem
bit eext'efter tbe'election. when :Vim or
itiissreocootities ore'connected: tiin eked" ,
4.1 ithositritetios ot• l.he judges from, each- county
twpoac;pOneft such.case until : the Fri 7
the• said - seeend;Tuesday: , in No-
. .
Section,,The return judgeit. su ••met .shall
•:itthlude, epuntliajion the,vntes,so r.=
'fturneili'aind thereupon khan •plotleea in elt re
niriette.in the like . manner.tie. le. provided in this
whereAll,the votes tijallliave been
die.usgal Iplacti r ollelegtioti. • .. .• : •
Mob Law.
: toPOwing artielifisitirt 'the, Philadelpiiii
Iniligke, tiefusal of those who
appeal violence either to get
rric! - SiolnkblesPme,Opponent, or to 'gratify the
.-Nroblftol PPAlsipop,Of a deposed natore. - .
i,Tp v tir4.priptis vvhose-editPrs
.seek to incite.
girlygisnitt tosipt ori4 viblence-igOinst their
:_ ;kJleigh ioru~ ; deceuee they , tbenriselvep fail, either
ifrOnOaqi.,o( Ptain or intelligenee - itd answer the
dOipmeptp,ti,lyiepOo4;i:in the . Bide of 'those sr bo
;tookw'sporrs'•• qnServitive or sensible vie'tv of
• .'",,he Pgitate.the public mind
n • who ca nnot
';discussion di :any
:quisatio . qpnly,peknoWle4lges hit; weakness when
isivoipealpit . o,ot4to,lpreP.tp•vanquish'en irtiver
. A . ,iiisly,.sVpintis„#garaentsi:.4e -pan noittir answer
mor pneppisfuljy.rofpte. . • •
• .Bielikoattan,ho s sVeViir,.mOinentous; - has , ever
. ~ , , , . ,
•-• : ..' loit'otty of the-impOrtince to. the ' interests - of
-,,,,pf, i lV,Altiptl ,from the most•rigid and searching die
•• ,i,,,,auilqatti ; inil SO Adtninistrothin COa ever'statid
r ... . :4 ' i?lit A kcip ki tpi) in the' light of day, or Attempts
~..,„,,,Okikkielil:itielf, behind A MOIL ',lt is only those
'.,,;,„,, - :larbaSe'diedi Ar`elevil, - whe Eeek darkness rat h.
.„,,, ; -_,/!,: j i,h4tlight, ; ..`..Violence ; , and' .oppression - have
.- . ear hati the: pollOt of the coward, the cat
,!"if,lisikat aati:tbe ;: sillam; whether he be clad in
•,..;„ 40,1190'q',4tiediat:en and Oporto the baton of
~,, .111Ca ni 0A,,,a.siSeiitillik ' e'penietrates his deeds of
~..I -#o,l l ls 4 7,aral, liload apori.his - unsuspecting vie
. ,•,..11111s)Alf4t,f,!4yer,,tif.tlia darkness of midnight.
~ ,,,Itilokliat'l A hinest,man whO'fosie the scrutiny
~
•,,, ~.*Asifislilli into,' his, ' public Or , private affairs--;
. ., 4 ,.lpatChf th r,oo4a, whose aetions are - leveled at the
:I Not/Ito 404#Liro,‘61' society, WM desires to he
!;;,4llis,ldfd ?ram, aipp'sitie.: When`:a men;' ccepts
pUlilic t'ilfrce 6r too,priSit and honor, he,, - ii ina.
,-.;:; 41401,441t,,AativierAble, to
,the public; whose ser _ 1
o,aitha - to,.ist.d, bound it ell` times, _ to render a
i,', i istfistc isccattnt,fordile*aitarti. ';' . No position.' in
Ak,ll4ll„ia Atm •cottntry; under. our Constitution,
t ,-;A: tkvotetftei id:otllO,i a des: if f s d. b', gitz, ,z . : Ir,i-,.....:.
- ilia iiiiiiloii - idifciif actearinot be inquired into
',i,"dfiki,'l4!to4,3lll.-,L".,,1,P1 011eacY'of publieStra ire 'ean
~;.A.,, , , 1 44041,0th5.,t10at .id jUstify'a prabliC Ifinctionv
vtg)4l:i:h:,,.i?.f:tliffellief Ma'gistfate of
;'6l"A#Clrlil(JVibillet:iiffkiei,'oi.:th'd`la\S-est subal.-
.5,,,0f t p3 t 1p 0' alai pien,titigth tb sacred obligatiOns
1 -MI: , 4fil"oa9i, "i 4 'doing viOlahce to the Can.
ii.,, - 4,; . :01410 Issi: ;,,,,.,,;',,- , •
44 ,
.6i3114 ''.„ C kiiklf .4104iile. exposed tiy,i bobjt in
*VA.,, ~ ,rAi-,3!• fi t,!o,frOk l ,?l e‘, Il r r"it 'he,il'/IllY
4 rte
Albririt titlfc.fllatipit *id 'fraud, they 'must
.7 , , ,, staspetsts. elitseives by other - - - mbans thaw -by
'''''""li '' iiiiiihkbnitor" oilskins of an l ''' ' ' ' •
I',-;,. ? : , .,,, ti , iti ,,,, y
..„.,_
..,,. treproßt
- ~ , .
V4i ... pr g, ~,_.4,l:teß tikes*, is the pane. -
A, ,
~. Ilt . , . 4,..a.n d o,sohti would seek to
a
,iiioo4lo:if:,.:***,-goory. to.hi.' F:ailorkr,ibi‘d 10
r'4' ", 4oiiiwiis64ty; hie- this' , 'Alan who' adv.:cotes
a lt,r:, fl iiiii* ,. .o*, ,,. ,wlol iiiite' f t4litiixti' . 'thi , Columns of- a
';±"lg:--i - catif**, 'o,44.ricOliaje ,• hi himself ii, cols , as d .
l'•? - 4,,','C ; *11 - NC - :ViCkket4iS'i., , ..j..l:' '. • ' "-, ": -
i.:. - ,,:...,,4 - 0, -, p:55-4t;; ; .'+',','• '',•:."-•,c.r. ,-„,. ,-,,,,1"-.•:' - '''' 7 ' - '
and, the bid Soldier.:
.4.few. f 1,71. ago thet'e occuired. one of those
rare..insidebt ..itt.tbelirogrea -of. Prince
leon'it:ioifi ; through 'theq:nited Slates. tshich
'wilt tint , soon:- be forli:r.oqe,Why our illustrious
tender recollections thereof may
not be of 'Ong duration' with ono 701 the par
ties intereaied, -whos:e'gray. - hafrit will pre king
be;moistened by the elatmriy . lloVs, of death.. '
L.ii
"re - tlin..'llartei a relic of the Grand Army
linnate .of. the,
'Cook Cotinty• Poor-lititWe, ' interoyievv .
with Prince Napolebn:': COMlty4gebt Hpnop,
learning, the wish: of, the old trion,..bovVed doWm
withlhe weight ut.eiglity,years; was . ushered
into the 'august presence:
rrbe:prince•ttrose te. receive his. remarkable
guest: Ther e they for /4 niorrien looking
t
inch
• . . .
other . in..the the.secbild' heir tO the
.rretich orown and: the scarred. ond:: inoOzed
'veteran of a score or.tin'ttles.• :.Advansing, the
Pri`tice - grasped - 16e old, mares hood; ontt. son
darted
. bim, to ji..aeat, and sPolle so . kindly'that
'the veteran's heart ovSrfiovved,
.and he lotirat
. . • - .
Telhcisel ell .aequaiefed . the history
of •thejiapoleonit . netthei - the
pees of - the - Prinee , hor. the. ettoticiirlii(. the old.
.sol4ier. will' be wondered. etc , All such= well
know,theretnarlceble power that , the first No- .
poleon held upon the efrectiel” of his .sOldiers;
es well, the wild: eild iincon:!rolable; idolatiy•
manifested''. by the latter. ',toward the, former,'
upon . ell .oCcasions r whet her •in victory or de;.,
. .
..
' in this "interview, like veteran ?fought . his
battles . o'er.-again.", . The Prince' questioned
him, and listened.with. glistening .
,eyes to his
seeksl of these thrilline; ineidents..which ever
had as:their hero it Napoleon. .. .•• • .
. The latek eye of the Prince noticed the, at'-
Once of .thiee . fingers from One of the 'spfdier's
"Where, did you lose your fingers , " . •
Ori the retreat-I:ern Moscow. I was at- .
tached to the .eavalry . ,.indin one. of. . the chic = .
ges of those* villainous , cosiacks; a J f arce : de-:
prived - rne o.llly:fingers.. tut," - and the,vei
eran's. eye shone with the old battle-light, "rriy
eaber:finisbaliim, Ab., those Cossacks
were, the •.mest sjilendid.horeemen that .I ever
'taw,but 'they were afraid. of Murat's cayalfy,
artier And the 6 . 14 'soldier's mind • Wart
dered back 'to...thet tarrible'' retreat !tom : :the
burning capital of.the.ltussiancisurrottedeglit r y
the inflexible rigori of a Russian w ' int'er` ad.
'ha riassed,. day . and those furioos 00 _
Sets of 'Cossack , civtiliy—:-.thpse 'tvild•and dar
ing childrett'of the:Plains, •,'•
Th i sire, was done at Lodi," exhibiting
a torrible'scar upon his-left shoulder. made by
''Anil 0140 baring the cell of. his 'left' leg,
showinv • therraek 'of a 'bullet through — , a . ",
throtighlt, !lives done at Acrole,"
This saber cut' 'Upon my head ; was 'received
at Austerlitz, and.so Was this, sire,tenderly
holding up the Cresi.r;f.tite . Legion of. Honor,
'bestowed upon him. by Napoleon for -Special
service on that bloody field. .• .
And thus the. i)attle-scarred veteran. whiled
away two pleasant hours- hours fraught with
proud and.tender recollections to. both Prince'
and soldierf and when the .veteran arose .to go
he' blessed
,the munificence' of the.. Prince,
Wbich.hed pressed' a' well.filled
,'purse, into his
.hand, and given. him'. assurances that Ira /3i
'France'. had nor.., forgetter e . r.veterans,.. and
.that a,liberai pension. should be provided for
him.—Cl,iicitga,JoFri;2l: • •
Pe . t.rtifSY4X.C:ll6's Resalive ;Folios
tisburg Reporter has . .the
. follavving . comments
On the abllity.of thisStafe to itfply,.additional .
Tegi . rnents . .for. the:army Without, drafting., . •
Wlien.the hardest is gathered• and garnered;
there will belt)
. the - State..af:Pennsylyania.at,
least fifty .thousandMeri, all of Whom will be .
'oat'Orregular implOyment Hundreds of men
Who' licreinfore futind..employ.ment in the pine
the Stale, as wood choppers,.colieri arid
Inmher'Men, will,be.rouipelled to seekother
gagerrienti; from the fact that theseoPerations
will be suspended during the' coming season,
at. least so restricted as to be carried on', with
'mach less the. force. of labor, required' .during
:former seasods...The, awn. thits'.thrywn Out of
•employinent are used to rxkishre,har4shipi
and beg hours of labor.. 'They . have been. in
ui•ed to'the- incletnenciee* of 'seasons and .711 tr:
roughgsCelimatee. Out
s of • this.material ,the'
.%;ary 'best.sohliers in the world can be disciplin
ed and to this force Pennsylvania Will . appeal
in case atiother . requisitiou shankd be made nil
' her. foiadditional tronpsin swell, the Federel
''army. 'The idle farm . helli: will als'a' 0.115611n0
-another elernent.of d pod .s iren gt , 'nat. : yet *fair
ly ,brOnglit Into'serviee in this stroegle i for the
simple reason that when Cost
made it rfee'esiarj , to . organize armies, thisrior;
tionof . "our.population.we're.entitiged work
that could' not be neglected for '4lw:satin; 1.4 7 4-'
son that on the success of the ag 2.
ricultural-in
•terests depended very mtich thti coMplete or
garrizetion.,.disiplinersustenance.and support of
the Federal 'troops., AceMiling to these fact's.
• Permsyleania"Can furnish at least
five- regiments . of a. thousand'. men eaCh,.at any
time doring.the.wintee, :She cart do this . at any
time-a tier the first of November._ arid :in - the'
iricaniiniu it % . vouhl'bC a•rnost jirdicidus plan on
the'patt of tholeyitio
. expect. tebri,
:called on; to organiie companies at .once,' and
enter on: dsystern of drilling in anticipation of
the discipline to' whiclit they %VWI 6.c .subjected
in the army. If :by such a system they itri•
prove nod perfect themselves in the munnel;
vithotit being called onto take up arms, they
a c tdev . .,ll..a -benefit for -themselves
amply sufficient. to repay them for the.time and
labor•deiotedlo ttS accomPlkili)m . ent: •
Gov:.Curtih . wen, :to Washiniton. last
week and presetited a
. Flag , to the Pennsylvania
'Volunteers, made a handsoMr: s..Pech sol
diers,, and , qe-est4blished arr'eabli relations
wittt'S.iiiiorteameron.''. :This latt,^r was doubt•
leis the Teal . ohjeet of the trip to the Capitol.—.;
It is well known iliatt9 state of ware' haS ex-,
isted , between . these two worthies, .Pro.Yirl . g a
great hindrance to tho cormorants 2 hanWihg.
laroatid the.,%Kay :Department'.. The - GOilern6r,
ntiti now hes.pad- to quarter i'ol.lnvors• im•
'on. the 4tate easury atone;. )u. It - was tonna
that there Was, not , enough iherete .. supply the:m.
411;:ind•und.er'lh* circumstances the ,twain
.liave;;beett triade ea , one.as ,if for a'eemmen Put
• . .
alr.Col. Biddle , :of. tbe: First Pennsylvania
Rifle RegiMeht has deelined•the com Mission of
Brigadier recently . ..tendered bitn.::by' the: War
Department, but still commands, the Ist lirig
ade,of The. cause of.hie
flectentacui he states .to bel hat .he: stands pled•
• gedlto his constituency in. Phibidelphrs Jo. rep
riserit:theiviriterests in COngress and sbould'he
accept. a' commission . (rim the Unit ed•Statei.he
would.becompelled brthkeonstitatiOn
sign his seat in Congress. He is,, however,
determined to expend hieiiest . energies in the
field tow,ard•bringing,.the rebellion to 'a speedy
and trium'phant'cloce . . • '•
mi••••.*•••. ,
fir Call ouiitli latritocrat.
Saturday, Sept: 28,1.86.
Democratic. Nominations
oft
DR. C. R. EARLY, •
G. W. ZEIGLER.
' • County. Nominations
ASSOCiOI:
W. Y.: 31',C01(:-
,T. - F. : GALLUP.
0051N19510NER.,..
ANDREW ,RILEY
•
.4.4 C
I . ,R,OSEc A TiO
• .s..c. imot„
conoNER,
DR. ❑. L. GOLTREY
'.SUPPOS& YOU .O 0 TO NVAtt,'..YOU.OANNOT FIGHT
ALWAYS, AND• WOEN.:AFTRII TWCti 1.055 ON 00TII
610ES , AND - :plo GAIN ON EITMIROCOTI.CEASE
CIIIi:STIONS . -AS TO TERMS
viii:ncouttE',iiti!: AGAIN UPON. You;Presidetit
Lincoln in Ali Inaugural. -;• • ' ;
The proeeediegs orthe County: Converitibn
will be equpd.ori the first.page;: .
Frzion.—:During Thursday oight, and Friday,
lip to thehour of•going to press;. there has been
a steady 'rain storm, without any
.cessation,
which mist inevetably iriakd a raging flood..
Let those below'flee to the mountains:.
.
• We.call the .attention of.. thoSe indebted to
E. S:l‘ , lits'ox.,: by: pOok Ac‘couk . • to the Ad
vertisemeni of Gen. 11, Mason. In atioth:
er column of this paper; he .. .requeste - all to call
and settl.e imniediately,.thereby saving costs,
tie doe.i . not ask for money; bk-Wantsi;s9ttly
inent,-which...bhould..be granted, •
. .
• Horne RACE.--Last Saturday, a horse _race
came 'off at Pon - .A The match was
made' bet ween:E.l3; Doi ley and Wm. Simer; for
-a -purse of $5O: Dolley's 'horse beat by an
open -len;vh. Notwithstanding the 'unfavora--
bleness of 'the weather there was a large ciowd
in attendance, whci were orderry-anirl well- be-
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.— W: • rAYLOR, : spn of .1:
B. Taylor,.aged'abotit ter) years, vvhile .ereep.
ittg through the:brush, attempting : to shoot a
Crane,, his gun became' .. entahgled in 'tbebrush•
causing : its discharge; the charge .struck him
on the breast and :passed upwards 'a:lancing
along the , side of his neck, just missing the
main artery.' : ' He is howaVer recovering. 2 • -
an the PeckwithLease
is progressing' liaving.rea . ched a . depth of
nearly; hUNdredfeet. pue this
week the" pump showed a ,fine display of, oil..
The men having
,the cork in charg ar'deter•
minetl and energ'etic - and , :‘;i11 driv, iacertaih
El4l r 'T . PEFv-'-last,Week• a IMI. named
Witherell stole a .4)an 'of-hOrse.3,; . harneis and
.wagon, at Macktias, .came to {his place,
Wherehe.Was'arrested.. - The owner .Catne .
.few tlays after; 'recovering MS propeity
.anci to
king the .IcEimP'back with him for trial. '
•• • •
Oft TUN r., of the,
Carmiion Citiz:iin,:has - abathicined the. printing .
bisine , ss and enlisted for the lie Is now
in toss n:coiisring recruits to . join . ..the Reg i;tent•
lteing raised in Warren,:,,ni.ibr the auspices of
1i0n..C.: njtolurfp..: We wishhim success.
' RECttire:i WAN CEL),—.I; BAcK cs . ,
has orders for recruit inr,o .CompanY. for . the
Mechanics' duard.ticgiment.. • A, poster, set-
Aim; 'truth the indlndemCnti for joinirig, this
Company has tieon printed. The government
neede more troops,. and We hepe. the
'meets will be 1011,. that drifting, wit . not , be
,come, necessary. - . .
WAR Nxws;-:--Tkere:ate to 'important move
ments'tii riniu,•the past week, except' the sur 7
Tender of .. 001, , J)1ur.r.ic...x, •nr-LexiUgton; !go:,
to, the: rebels; under Price. The Union fur'
ceidilly'otjultleretlabouts,ooo; still they' held
out bravely, three dayS,' . ogaiirst' six' times
their number.' "Col.FanAroNT ce4-
eared for his eonilriet in • Missouri, 'and is
thought that ho.tcidl be, removed.' • . '• •
. .
All w4s.'qulet in the vicinit.y of Washington,
at lastyrports...: • • •
REPTtF.SENTA
gates Or this epresentative district met. at
St: .itary's;. on the 17th inst., tank nominated
of .Jefiersar county, as a-can
didate for Assembly, in place of R.J. Nichol
son, withdrawn. Zeigler repres.ented
district in the Senate a fe w yeere.since, and is
-a gentleman of known teputation for ability,
artl-hOttesty. Our ticket is now complete, and
Messrs: tiar,y. arid Zalat.s.a vi, , illl . receilie a Ma . -
jority of the-votes. ot . .slcKeen county.
We:have-not yet teceived.the firoeeedingsfof
the'cotivention for publication; perhapi the
Advocate hr 6 ttot, made its appearance since.
ConvENTKoh-111e :Convention
which .
7 1 . u. P , t tror -S e rn ori e t _ m _thno .... rton ... ttetjth.instani,
• . • •
untitte
composed o,', mew WhO',haYe'neretotbre'net
'tired. - in p o lith'sr in Other words,: the people
wererepresnted.. The , townships Were nearly
all represented,. There Yee inoatteowt tocce
itgi
. neer" favorite :Candidloes:through,: but, on. the
contrary a desire only:to aele . ct the very :liest
man for the itatio'n.. .The conseqUertee. is their.
Inhora resulted in forming an unexceptionable
partY', never, had fOr
candidates more worihy,df. SUpport.
dance; And,
.we'trust .they. will' be as . . heartily
endorsed at the election as :they' . .were• at the
convention.: • • ' • • .
A.J. : llTotinsy; - : al thoug'h having his house
plunderr4 thlring teMpOiary; nh.ence from
home,l'ir o illcoritinues ; to . sell' StOyes and. in
Ware, of the. old Marks. .Givelrion a
REront.lCA:i.Nomix.vrtot:43,—The :recent Re =
publican' donventiOn.Seem to have . acted On
the aelf.sacrifice; slaughtering,
some of the 'yen/ . 'men 'Whose' exertidns alone
hat; . here:toforecrewned the party withsuccess.
'Whether.these meh thus east , off•fail tn'work.
itstfilligently as usual or net; makes• differ-•
ence with : the.. shabiAnesi.of the performance. ,
• The following gentlemen were placed:in nom'
N.sibciate . Judgesi,,Judge Darling and
Nelson Peabody; Conorniisioher;corlie How
'and; District Attorney, Fe'rd; -Atiditor. •C:
D.,Webster, rilr:beseen I.lbat . the Aboli
tion.eletilent.' indvails is
the only objection' we shall'urge against it.—
ft is generallyconceeded:that AbelitiOn'tenat.
icism andSesession are equally guilty of our
present trouhles,. 41nd While ; loyal men in the
boider States are'struggling to put down.dlsun--
ionists we should labor to the'Same erid:here.- A
debrease4Abli-slavery vote ht.the North willte
the hist hepe. s of,the'"lUniop," - and the.success
of that patty-sounds its
• , Mr;ErIN6; the- first 'page
will he• found -the: - proceedings of 'O. so..called .
~ ,U nhiri meeting". held :at Portland; - -which .we
pebliSh, by. reqUest; .It will lie Seen that A. I
Wft,cox was ithe'presidin : g Priest. in 'the • affair
which was prelimenary to jciinini.t in. Wedlock
the negro-equ'aiity party. .: that
the principal buiinesi was' prepaiihig •a , at
foriti,,fend•f tee have Resolution first; which. cur
dialiy endorse's Gen.' Freinorit'S . unconsiitutionr
. •
al proclamatiOn, which:the : President has since
.coUdeinned and,,,byforMai.order, Modified to
•
comport with the riCfofC . cirigress. Oorfriends
in:their new pledged zeal,leapeiteheyonit . the 'now .
Republican camp, and mid the midst, of the
Garrison Ahalition.,organizdtion.'
second,l we cordially endorse; but We . •cannot.
ses.th e..proPriety . ofininin'g 'an .organization•
which has heretofore opposed the goiTroment,
and has faught'a "higher -law." than the 'cpnsti
tuiinn,'or:hoW union.of the Statescan he pro-
Meted hy . 'the -Sueces's of tidisiiniori party.
01ution third, repudid tee . ..the Mary's resolu
tions; without . this, We understand them could'.
be no "union," and and the meeting hasten i :to
;!clear their . skirts.Of the odium; . Net
one word is said•ln favor • ol- the supremacy of
the •laWs - or. the Constitution; 'bat the Preclama•
tiori of a Oenerai; ,Whc;• sets •hoth at deti.Mce' is
lauded: Our exPlanation iii the last Deinotrai
in' regard to. the principal manager in thisineet-•
show the motive, for this sudden blize
of pa trfOtism. • . ... • ' . •
•. this•connectioh. we should .'eontinue the
history to the
_actual -cop/situp-just/obi. On !hi.'
fifth inst.,. the tlay.of the meeting of. the 'Re=
publi.can'cOnferees, without apy notice "to 01e
voters; whatever, Writ.oox met again,
and, proceeded to 'appoint Dipnocrnifi'D.eleglietT .
Chas,- - Horten,..leromeTowell, and -Joseph Tan.
bini were chol.en; Horton and Powell are, broth
,in-lair's of Mr. - 111.ilcOx, and Mr. Tanbini is an
Italian...-'-net: a itizen—has not eve • n - t‘declared ..
his intention' of beComing. prier,, We under
stand the.; delegates: from:, the .other ;'counties
represented,werechdien,- in a similar rriann s r. -
Mr.' Wilcox, was the .Unanimous 'choice;. of
course, and then, the final ceremonh;s of gi.cing
a wa:y, the briik to the sable groom,, was aecorn...
Plished, arid the i , hottle cluriCkedt6 their . hcalth
• It remains to be seen hew the DemOcrats of
Elk wil.F.View this unnatural alliaticersii far a s
.McK•e*a n is concerned,-that ticker wql,•not . ie:
ceiven Democratic vote, mid many I oneq - lie:
publieans. will repudiate'vote -for 'Dr
Early. and G. W.:7eigie.r . . : •
VistoN. 7 .lt will be seen by the:proceedings of .
the DemoOati9;eonventiort, that the offer' to' .
unite, in;.seleatieg eandiditqi to.be.supPorted at
'the ensuing,. election was, deelin'ed.. Our opin
ion in regard to 'a
.imiOn'''on the:part of the
political wire - -writkers•of one.party; with . those
of the other, is heioretipublic. 'An 'union of
the hoiiestronsS, of the people, without regard
to patty iromels, We'Sliniiid lover; but
.this
off
ey the part of onr•republican friendoWai not
of that nattire;.it was simply an offerte'illvide
the'offices,'on the prioclple. of "half :a 'loaf is- .
better thairrioloaf.". .Fearing' to irtst.the
peo
ple to continue, them io-power,. they •Wonld
, i'coeipy'ornisel' with Detnocrats, and•ihns pre•
vent a:i'ecision on -the "merits." On. the Point
theettit was.politic-on their part
as being the only meansofiholding.POwer;. but
Democrats have ono such inducement.-' With:
ihern . principlc is paramount, and they are um:
willing tu'itultify themselvei for the bauble of
To, more fully 'show the motive tor a no
Party" Ticket in' this county, we. refer' 'to the
action of the. Republican party, in the counties
adjoining us. In Warren.county, where there
has been e Republican niajority.of. near.looo,
nn union of the people in mass convention was
effected, which wasatrenuously opposed by the
ftr;fitiblienit party, W . hich' in ilefianee : of, the
wishesof'the people, made a strictParty.noml
itintion. In:Putter and Tioga. counties, also,.
ihe , 4.ls.riion" has been.opposeo by the Republi•
cans, and effected: only by, the rising of the
masses do.ov'erlbr.o7.v. th.eir.,.corrant, arq eve r .
.‘"vhelmingli in the .ascendanf. `lt will thye be
seen that selfishness in unite aspuch•
acterietic of.the.Repnbiican party, us 'Pai4ot
. ..inj,
If the people of McKean. county . , are enttrs,.
: I 'act nr . C.Ongress, entitled ...an act to 'eontheite
econary purposes,"
iiatisfiedwith Republican rule, we . expect the,. property used for insurrti
will continue that
,party
. in . p o wei„ 'To thisapproved August , 9th, 1861, and that said act
, ' •
decision weshalt cheerfully submit: :Iron thOe published al length' with. thia,order.
. • ohodient
other hand theY aresntisfied with thelsciittrige": ' ..
to.
again
,‘[oigned.] Year,
.' YABRAHN servant . M. 1.1 . ,:iC0LN..
they 'effected:list full,', and. see, fit
- ' • '•,.. .
change to 'the safe precedents of '.Democracy ! \
f ere exists a willingness arnom,„ the Paris
W e shall rejoice with them. As regards the -871 k sto take any amotint of' the U. B:Joan,
resolution's net forth ' by the, republicans, we •1! e 'to the extent Of ;506,000,060.
•'
- .
•
, have,hti.t . l.ittle fault to find.: If they had acted
on.that priociple.hesetofore,. we.sho aiy have .
been the,gainers. , We.. are opposed hoWiver,
. .
to ao.wiconditiona/ State • of wish
to see war waged only
_for the. tipremacY . of
.
constitution and laws, and so conducted:. as
'beit'tecure tbat objeo s ., .*. •
SOCKS r(511. OUR ; i:Dix,i'rEpts
At a•COnvention ; held at Stnethport, 'oh
:the:l6th tfity Of• Sept. • inst., society waS
forinedfdr •the linipose of. furnishing:Out:
Voltinteers-.with good, .warni, Woolen, socks,
for the 'coining n.Li.j)er,
Sons. were app Oinked oflicers,forthe Central
Society,
.at • ,Smethpart ;. :P,:.Fonni,
Preside,ne; Mrs. 8.. P. T-T
'dent . ; Mrs,. P.•E'Sc:.tu e s,,
.Treasurer;
W. CO:WLES, .Secretary, a4d..Mrs. .HENrcr:
: 1-Ipll.iN, : Coryesponding -Secretary,
.• •
It is eXpected that each townshipin . the
cennty•will Organize . 'auxiliary .Societies . t . o .
the CentralSOeiety; and - report as soon
ais
orpiuize(
~o,6iii.sdeicky...- A o . eeting of tie
Central. Society Will be held at . the . CoUrt
House, in, Sthethport, - on Tuesday,• October
Ist; at . 2 o'clock; p. In. , Delegates are his'',
ted froln:alf the.towns:' : •
~ •
ADDRESS
1.. .
.trilES.—We are called upOn lirour.con airy
•
time' to' perform -sonie. servi 2e for-u or soldiers,
trillingindeed - coniparii-on with their aranow3
-duties; but, uavel-ilieleskit much needed one; and
although we - ,canuot etc .W101.11:011 in' deeds of
seltsacriiirp'and valor in camp and' Yu fleiii:wit
our.:villiagneat-i do what little arc
able, for the cainfert of those who are; •dding • -so
ranch to re -OstablisitOur muvh • ioveil institutions..
We ahall esteem it. n privilege tucoutribute t t Ht.
tie of oar time • auddithor for, the well-being of-our
- brave men,•Clar heroes to whom. We shall notloolt
in vitiator deeds Of noble: (laying in. the hour • or
conflict, "For behold they have lett'all'' fu r. this
Sacred- cause. And. While we work, remdining iti
safety, by. our own liresides..our
with gratieude to theta lbrilicir enure,: tote Store
to-oar alilicted•countollie tilessings ( - fantod:or;
able peace, and our prayer to:ifeavenshail nit or
success and safe' return. .
: , , • „31. E. EQED, Pres..
N, cow
. L 6 , sea
, .
ifEADQVAItTES, PI'.;NNSYLVAt:,I,\ MIIITIA,
• DEI.AIfTIENT, •
• 'llatrisbuPg,
PennSrlvania needs Blankets and
ings for . her 30„000 bravo: Soldkirs, in Mans
to supp ort the l. o.overrillient.
Every' filenny: . • eapalile of Ainiliing:l3l:iiik
els, (will to a siiioe loom, slandil. at" once
•he sot in operation. ; Liberal cotart eti will;
'be:gi yen to all such:. •• •••• •
• • • Blankets 'should ;be • wool giiy, 7. feet
long: 1)Y in'. an I .w,;h:11 full ,t
pounds, with:tin , better9•? • s.l r . Hack, 4 inc nee
:long„in trio centre of each Ulaitki t. '
Stockin,.s will Le t:fi(lvd •the , coming',
winter —lialb)Mse•or rocks, good ;
-fourth lion ad end). Let every.inothery wife
and sister_knit• One or - More
. pairs. • : •
'.Let associations be forinad'in eneb,
crnpi
te, with a t reasarer:at tlie,emrity With'
whpmthe toekings"ean . be deposited, an,l
forWifrdcd to . the Military store at Harris
burg... 'The" United:. .Stabes:.contract prier,
.tWenty-fire cetiti. pm' • paid to
each county treasurer; and thus a futi,l' cnir
be.raiSed' to•siipply the. wants Okvoinuteer
fainilics; to which every patriotic W.oinan in
the State' can ilontribuM , her serer: • • • .
• • . .11: •
‘.• , Quarterinaster-Generzil, M
• .....Sefiternbcr 0, 1S1.11.: • 7
:• • MELACTITOVLY.:ACcTDENT.—Ye:•teI--
i.bly as was
cox, in 'Elk : bounty,
•slionter;,.. accidentmecuried whitql spread
h . gloom er.the. eitizem . of that plai:e
Mr, Luctus - )Vtr,cox had r'Oltrn-,
teered to take the cOmprny through •from .
that:. place , to. Warren, there to take the
:cars, • Ast.heywere leating,gonS.were
saluting' the..boys in honor of their depart-.
ore for the• War. 'One of the. coMpany„a•
Igrt,tu'Wit,T,T.s:4S, reyof
cr 4hich 'heltad, while iri the wag.; m: nod
had fired four shit into tit 6 snap
ped "'the cap•;Of the'. fifth which . • did not;
off and was in the
.•.
turhing the cylinder of the.rcvolyer,,when
loo,} took fire and cxphitted, the bail
striking llr. Wrr.cos:ln4 tib9ve'.the . . right
car'the halt lodgii4in his bead. lived".
•ho t about five - hours- aftervitrds,,.the . .
ime.entirely Unconscious, Tfr. NV,• leaves.
a 'wife and U large'.eircfe of friends to mourn.
his untimely deatli.---Miner. • .•:
-•.),V.i.sitmoTottl, 5ept...14.-The. fallowing '.let,
.ter, from.the. President 'to-Pen: Fremont- was
transmitted to the hitter omtlie gliniiiistant. '.
NV/mut:ye:anti; 5ept.,.12,-1801.;
.. .
. .71.Tajor.Gon..Johli C. Frentolit: ', • . • ,
.Slit—Ycitirs cif the 1311',.iii answer to mine of
the'2tl 'instant, is•• just • received. Assuming
that you; upon the gtound, could beer judge.ol
the.neeessities IA .your position than I cotild -at.
this distance, on seeing ',your proclamation : of
August -30th'. I perceived no general, objection .
to it. Themartietilar , claiise; however, in rely
flan- to the confiscation ofpropt.rly and o , 3ec
eration of slaves, appeared to me tod act of
,tionable.in its nonteonformitv.Thagust up!,
Congress passed, tho.oth, of-t• I wrote yin] 'ex
the same aubjnit, toe cite clatiso • shOuld be'
-Pr. ,, ':' ray. v! i ' - ' I4I Y. '• :, ' '..• • . —.— , '• . i
j, , ,, -. 4,d...kWer just-. received exfireSses the'
PlalortncP on , row part that I should / h a k e - an . •
open orter for, the 'rnoilifica lion, which'[ very
.chitorAlllT". ,Iris theretore; ordered that the
saltOroclamation be so modified, .held and con
strtciett.ai toeonfortmand not to tionscend the.
nrair-isjUlls.On- tha'same subject contatinid in the
Taal- LAumiao.—Dtitirii'-,the . late Preaiden
tint canipaikn, a< gentlein'air. addressed a Demo
cratic lineetfng, andan the course of his remarks
said; in substence, that.• •
The selectioh•olLierele 'et:Oulti•resnit . in the
'ilisruption.of, the • • • •
•
In the deitrue,tion of trnrle'and commetce— , -
. c.reate'still greater hiotllity.lnqOrPen
the North' and . ' •••
That:thelaboring' class" would be .without
,
ernploypient---
I"6utaf~e price of prOcjucc wojllcftrativa 117
. . . .
. .
That. taxation -vvoukil, increase. at it fearful ra;f.
... . . .
When these. things' were predicted,' :the. Rer: ,.
langheci: . end. We,nt and • got" - one :of
their own kind to address our . citizena,'ind'
their orator kaid in '..tibstanee_...
The election.of Lincoln would restore. peace
end'quiet!o the•eountry; it Would revive trade,
re'sfore 'confidence; and. the .4horer Ivould
:rei.vahled'y ith 'conoteia enifiloyment . and high'
wages; - that i
,t Would.flilen'Oo -once' and forev
er
the'lieiesy of secession, , and the e)ntti - voc;itht,
become ob . edient 'to. he • f'0 ,, ,..5;
have, nn econornicad.and.puie• . ..odniniatration,
Ao.conducted.de 'reindugqtatthe 'timeo of
the esrlier '.. • •'
,
.Reader r judge• bet weep the. two. We have
no comments ;4 . 3 Hill
. .
.I.vrianTs.. OF: 'rnn Eawa'..--We 'read of
'severalwets of 'violence:4)y, mosin'tha Eastern
States, anil see ' a d4position'to jiist•ify' the'oeta
by a lew.‘ of
;the'liiireasonifig portion of: the'
,
'press:, Maintainanee'of the .sopretpavy, of. the
laiv should,. with the'pepple country,
above all.other •pepple; . be at - natter
.ofpride,' no .
less ,thaii a Matter of Jrineiple. They have
proelainied , tle!loctiirie that man is capable 'of
:self-gover.niniipt, and - haye.basetton it their Po-
lint a mob. from its' yery . natufe, is nit' self--
i4 - nyerMing... It is not. governing 'the
the only. supreme - authority , fecognized, : .
bits • th bug:h
,its: passions' 'which latvs were,
meant to 'restrain as ilanget'aiiVto-good goiiern
',rent. • The fundamental poneipla - of - .-Republi::
-can g6Yerument ra-:tliat : the ma jority*.ihall' rule
and the .expression of-the will ot . -that majority
is the laws.creafed 'by:the peo ple. ATob• law
my a , iile.itieestal.lish'ed law of . Ore people, 'to
•reacida remedy, not sanctioned by . then]. Mob
law, theretore, is the attempt of the. 'Minority
to overpower the Majority by: force, .'and'.it is
as revolutionary in, ha character,as t he. rebel .
aiternpt do . 11vel throw : t he authority oh he'figov.,
ernoint. IVe - arirlenderintr. upon : a ware to es-.
tablish the .mttioriti of the violated lass's,. and
hererme Mei:insist eric y,
shainelul jirecedeat; Jur citizens . of the loyal
States-to adopt :tilt. sinne;Viblent.and abarchi-
Calunit-tires or Ire .rebels, whiefidu .one case,
ran. he no more juitiflrlile than in - the other,,
which loyal, citizens colitlr inn..,
Iris'Mil thaC. it we admit .that
rude,May.he jqstifi.,kble . .ia . any cise, then is'
an opening Made her violence svhicb,frjay exp - we
civil treerinm „con.
Si S tlt Jrnoicing that no member. of society •
•••gaii be ved .61 life, liberty, or 'property,
wit/wit dur i.roro.ss of fir re'' 'Tie. worst:-toes
iii.eumititritioual liberty are . those who
in firjuslify thiy . -fancy that :the
CUM ha uf the Cannot or will not. enforce •
it, laths or will or t - coincide with those notions
of, right which may be entertained by. anexci
trd mob.. islheretute for the generali&ood
of every:rerniruitliv to snbald„ implicitly and
inyariably, 10 , 11 re laws, arid their duly :appoin-:
•teil ininiSters; ra lter thini altany . time or under
any dirarirpsrances, tb.supercede them by pop-
• .
Moat: S Et it arSA F.xstentrtoirs.---Several
.
of the largest war vessels belonging to "the,
bloclradint2 squadron, Fars' the il r qeional Repub.-,
FortresS - Monroe• early. on' 'Sunday .
!nitro ing and: proceeded soUchward.., Anether
expedition is•beiroz•Atted out, Isilew
he ready
. in tow (rays: 'Trbops
tire cottc . edt raying theie,' and special *role
roe ce sd.b stone tu ustial . and see'ret movement: .
The'sdeanter . d;afire has 11,1nlod ) ont:litro' . the
stream; and is 'ln:pared rot! tr;t111-4sort 'For
The
..V.ltolt-t hilt has been thoroughly oyeihauled
coaled, awl is, ready. for :immediate trunspUrt
service. Each of these ve.-seht could 'carry
•1,000 rnitn, till tit eit' accoundrernitnts 'and
several :.ctiks' r:at ions.. ' Many of the d raf
gonhaitts aie, rind 'have been reatlylor sea for
`some time, hut they are held back at the .Brook- '
lyn NavY•Yard, Waiting tor. some ptiipose not
-yet made pulite; •
The ant'hdre . s.4.Of •; , (incle Turn's Cabin',"
MrS.Stowe.,.is urging upon. the gavernment,in
the'colutnns of.tlieJndependent, the emancipa , '
ti'onolall the slales ai the•only way to termi
nate the War; Itis. to Mrs, Stowe. and her
clas'i:offanatics that the nation. is chiefly In..
delited for this. war.. Petticoat government :s
entirely too. costly, at .this rate r and a little too ,
. . .
Fact.-ASaratoga corres,
pOntle . nt stiva that as a Id tee iiumber,.of antlfish
dealers hay.e-lattly-faiietrtheie pot so much'
of that •taristoclacy" . althe•Springs as: mita] ;
but that its pl.iceis supplied by the families of
artily contractors.=BuYtla •Cont..Atlimrtiser.
A Ncw l'Oah turrou. RRESTFIL—James'
MciMastiiisi editor 01 t.he Frreman's .
ihtely changed to the Aiiireert, Was .arrested
yesierilay. morning, by.c.;riler olthe Secretary
of.S.iate, and: ta1,10.0 down' to 'Mart. Lafayette.
Mel\fasters has 1010,T publishetithe •Freeruan's
Joirnal, w. weekly Cathalie paper,, which he
has conducted. with such interiveratezeal hs to
cause his arr,st.;
••' [KT' Col. I:tank - id, a merht)er of the Caed u y s.
-Parliament, was nt IV”bing.tonr itse'a regi—
..sinca and obtained the power hroi and equip.
m'ent. of 1,600 Lntieers;,:a"Lnneers,withsabre•
Sherri iike.he ICdh...9norti,thu' shaft .or which
,carbine, Pis/Ph - luet. long and a Nude fourteen,
is tot`,' 1 he,r2ndeavobs.will he at petroit..---
be Ilk . (he field by DecOmbar and .
cOc9aluatied by e?iPetienced.offi&ers.•
. .
In Ronlettir,. Potter, 'county; Pa.., on Sept.
.1001; Ar.mov Tar. ann' of 3i. .• and H.
Stickke; aivd 3 y , arc and 4 •
In Libprty , Town.f)ip, itn the 26Lh inst., Roxy
A N".`l, wife of John '
. . .
— n llp, h . fiVinv. purchased the note.
T
and . nceuuats ufF....".•••AIAsoN, all peraonb
so 'indebted are requested to cull and, .setfle
withriUt by,Sodbin PORN will he' saved.
r. Eo.' H.. MASON.
•,....Smethprirt, Sept. 11;1861. •' ' .
ASHES WANTED.
THE undersipled will pay ten rents rr bush
el fo'r all good house and ei. , ht,e'enlefor all
good field. ashes, it. hie Store'at Port Allekaily.
• . • H. POLLEY'. • .