, -
VieiliatV( l d NVU ‘:`,ollk
C E. n 'LATEROP. F.DITOR.
gunkbannock, tUebit;toag,,Po,,a(f4.
The vote, at the late eleetl?riforii . Canalpi:lt.l
missiciner in this &ate,'
Morrison, ILoco.] 145,80§ ; PhtiOin, (IVhii)
.132,092 --. riiiijorttffof
rtet ktphtl;!...patr.ble, [loco] 144'',749;
133,151 : 1 ma joritylor . ca!nhle,
11,59,8.., Whole nuatberof votes cast in 1849,
'177,85(;• la - 1'850;277 ; 9b1, being just teri votes
moter! - :'-qho ' vote-- for.- . Piesiidenv in 1848; nas
.3357,481!
f ' 4‘
ijority of ameu meat o the• ~orsu.i u ."
."
abOhi'7o6o ! '''•
!!!!E
; . ,.VVlLLtitot,,smentt, sr: of Alontour Cnooty,
41PQOPPIPqe!in.hist name: in the BeriPick
As n <.volunteer capdidate,for the,vacancy
Ljnlhjs,Cong_ressionalDistrict.,
11:?•Tbe Editor, Of the 'North Pennsyteanian
Wein Forney.hes retired fromthat establishment
anci from the
„county, : I:be paper it,ls sand,ip to
"p - üblisheci by Senator Sanderspn,. ; AL;
r pr,q4bly ere long be merged in -the. Reporter.
. ennstruc.tion, if the intiz ens of
a' 'TiiE Sirctimt:TheT exefeiies i ,, nti . td:tn iet- 1 7N (l o .9 rt i' hIrn f b o e r ri t a l tni,Lewi.burg and Mllton, flit, to
•itigiontih YrilineMen's tycedat - on montray sobsetitie the regnisite amount of stock. then the
• eVeitinelatt,s'tirill lone-b6,ierheinhereil fi,i l ; foriii. rl rowill' ti; via AlootY to Williamsport, &,-(':.
- ing tittlrtifibttant 'italti t - -e; histioiyniitihi4-%7cia, be.,officers are confident-that the stock of !hie
n Profitable investment, while
IV; %2`rkeliiteVeit nittrilfeitellolViliobeasithi'iva's` , a , m t b P4svvj . n b e
-.l3adittia-to-irenderaitfiAiliei64iiii''longeriirtib: . 'aiiin;mtlieeTd"velintiagatevcisfJa*l'l'etfte towns
' l r ving '
irc . communi cation
.
-4 en fati ea lf:!: piethje d i re s-..„ e - iiin 0 ' f the high= With the /Wand.. eilies. nod aq the.- pl.:twill
-est ordei.l , iftidliKittiitithstlitidifielihe ;tense crowd Ities..and•tutvos:in the Unite& Suites,.' • •
- h th e
d. most g
'whith 61164414 14411 ' 'Of . ii:irsiic 6 irinein"'''the s 'bl h
a i nti l i i i o l el
an 'o d fd du a r s a:l l : d i e n l -to l ne t' r °l(' il'
cdapinterest taiceir' by'Aiutl , cit!iehs: in'leiieii thing 1 eliicii"fiitilent"EdrWs,' w ' fiiie nt ' he ‘Y r lL l:i t e a s n ha m ve
. :f
liesignd ici%leViife the etiedariliorii{ei'ma T i e e . b nshattettl.---'o2,nii/it ir-ntellingeficer.
manb os;—%-the-;:rribSt. :dentirr'efidable silence rel,tn
-edthroughout the entire proceeding's.'
n?,,i The . twit iiteetfn g 'bebeld"oh',Alt
otidriY
••_ , , ;
,EDITORLAL CONVENTION
-at its recent session in„Baltimore adopteg, aniona
•
other resolutions, tha fol Lowing which we heart." ,
ily endorte:- ;- ' ....t
It , . . .
eSe'iverk'Tfintl-trceininittee - of' five' -p•
winced: by the President:td.preparvand present.,
..I.ptlite,l 4 A , islattire, at it . pOtt. sperastita I
seittes i fOithll4e - importance s of enacting .a tans,,
litevtding -; for 'the `pu6ticatin fhe different
-newspapers 'the - :sete;• tifr of in' lin
tpoitant character; 1 nndcto-pravide fox the
tßiblioetiek o .tt.!he i' 4 , 17 ,f • ka, -i4Ctgauoty:pa;
- Preiiti era be the , pnai ripen of
t,' rßisalped, Tfiat iti4etriiii i fdi the- ifia aviirn 'per;
iallt s @ef9iceP iyhic h . the ,Press bf ad ,are
nnstarttly, called At port td render, andi.volutlta rill
give, to fici . cclitiblia corporations - pt i tct
- owning routes Of - travel; the eiliidiktir iire H Beale
are entitled to_the eioal - conitesies-of free tra t vei
extended to editors , of :other States.- 1,
•vs ,
, entbusiamic,
anti-fnitivp-*yq : Aaw,.rneetiu - g was held : : at
6Onda Wednesday evening last." Several
Inflainniiinryspeeches were, made, and ,a deter.,
mutation to : resist, the, operations of the law bold.,
Iy av?We.d Ille,sars_Fordharn,, Perkins, aud.
olhers ,of the, abolition ; 5.,,4 hook of polities..
: 094,
- Oldie i‘ioln — tion'sa;:seited that slavep.
we (the meeting) are, in, favot of recapturing tind
returning, to their masters,
_are the Senatois,and
Representative-" frOMthe ''STurth who voted for
. This; teas oppOsed hit Col. P.'l3Yrne,
Who baased that he was ".3dediociat of the tam.
markschool," and who probably thought. It was
• treading 'rather liat'd upon the toes,of some of the
ear:hems of the order. L
very, sensible and conservative speech . ; ,bitt th'e
most itiractivefeatate,of the Eneeting,—aftbough
omitted inthe published proceedings . --was the
sge l ech ofa colored man, formerly, : a slave s from
the State of New York. . gis eloquent •and feel.
intremarks : excited m uch qmpathy for the'un l .
-fortunate .fugitivei from serviVude; and were re:
celied^with Toitis rims applatise.. • "
TBE has - a 7 ll
• .L.- • •
beetiktioeited• out of''the late 'Senatorial Drum
. •
' . .
frdivtherlirdiana:distriet. The deiritiander of
the-Imeofocos lea winter, in'distriCting'he State: ,
is reibilit4 tifmn iiiir . nwii , Eieaa. -- Mi. Drum,.
of Indian;, hacks district tainted - out of the noun
tiesttlidi6o, : t: - iion 'snit AriastroUg, for his
owiii,i4!i'elli's)ciii. i:t9. i .t.ei, he,has beeaa lied ie
isa
hislMP.Arpag.hoht IN one Judge Mye ,SolCla.:
rion;f_miho , hat-beat'etilher anusie out , *of On to :his
heart's content arid a little more. Ttia*lleglie-:
n Y .F! J ,1.11,14#1,41ce,‘i,5,7),rt1i 116. W ittiva:to go
italiios , 44 PRP
, Wiii 09,t , be 420 .lia4d at the
nertarsina.—.—r::7 sn.: ~: ::.,. : ~),-: .1. ::, ....
-;
The VermonflAgistatore haw elected Von.
Solomon , FoOte3',6iiii- heat Whiga pin the
State; to 'Sank e.. enothet
Foote to the U; S en
:f Rope it will pot the
best age foremost. - I,
ME
I .§uppmbammitiverfandlorfitundiVestlinmetati , '
egraph Company. ! '
•
'44„ rtleOrlg. - iif i the Stockholders Of-the l Sys- i
quabatinaVAiireCtind North and WO Brtuich
.Te l erap*: Coniiiiriy, held at j ib'? Montour.
11 'u_ se in: .the 136 rough of Dantille-MontoOr
Ico - nt, on' 'Tuesday, the 15111 d4r, or October,tc
-#t .:4850 Ihe following persons, tv4re elecied
- fpfriceriblihe skid company for the enSiiiiig year:
i lA. C. GOELL, of PhiladelphialPieSident.
i T. 0. -- Vatv Allen, :Montour co., Treasurer.
I
A. F. -Russel, Niontout co. = Secretary, ..
- ritttEctOnsd' Al.' Ile -d - tif Erie co.,' Wm:
Pilin t rort, Union ~- Josiah -W. Eno. Luzerne ;-
Oben Fa ries, 'Lycomitie; Gen. .Win. Ayres,
• .liiphin ; W. Alurtlock,':Philadelphia; Dr. A.
.. Wilson, Columbia ;J.Porter Bra Wley, Craw•
i'
oil';• - • Peter 'Balby,' Montour; Sorn'f. Nl..dor
pn,
ihk..Clinion Sane!' R. Wood, Northumber
-60 ; `.6hermitni D. -Phelps, Wyoming; Gen.
.arfies Irvin, Centre ; Beni . flartsitorp,. Clear
-141 - 2` Attest " - A. F. TiUSSE I.s.'Sec'y
This Cornp - iiny have already erecteti..-th'f.
lhie:irotii' Dativ'illee mßewicie - thence' by 1 ,
'zleuiroo:Wilks-Barroand Pittston The' g G t
opt offices. on the line eirehow tionitn!: ve n l
rood business.. We h_nderstand it is their
, i... -
't 'ntien:iit - ahearly'dfiy, to extend the I in,t fro p
. .inv wis i b ll u e rsz to ,,N L ii • i i t l t t ) e Eric, n,,,w
Williamsport:
by
amspo Nth n o i r yts u s ne
e l y b s rla d
ho q re:
. , lck Haven,' Bellfonte, Cleitrfield, ..Brook %fide,
. - e
fictilleadvil le to Erie, there connecting, with the
- ittsburg, CinCi nnati, end all the western' and
splith - -weitern lineS,- o'6:wit - fed that the 'wizens
414)84 theline,svill subscribe the amount -of-striCk
, ~a?U,
.>.
OE
Iris eapected 'that this line will also extend
f l oin Pmsten :toi'un k hannock, Towanda. A
tilens, and from tliencelo Elmira. New s York,
and also frbm Pittston- to : flydepark, Scranton ia;
and. ezzrbondale, -with stations at each of these
'p aces provided that the" citizens of the several ,
Vidiatres.itibseribe and pay for the stock nccessa
ay
: wr:the construction-'of it.
Tom ••M. .E, - CllllllOl3 AND TIIE M. E . ..
C i wunco.S9rra.--The•Seni:or Bishop (Soule,)
ancißevt.4lessr& John'Eitity, D. D., Wm, A:
Sinith,, D. D., arid L.' P. Green. are
noW.in New York city as commissioners on be
-1144.it1e latter church; to prosecute its alleged
claimio a certain' portion of the property acquir
ed by . thechurch p're'vious to the ,secession of
the Southern branc.h. The Post, of Saturday,
sqe: • :• -
- `"Suits are brought, we' Unders,tand, in the U.
g.lcourtS, simultaneously in this city and'in
because:Ole great bblk of the property
int dispute lies Partly in b.oth cities: " This is a
MOM - intportanucase, arid' has been in agitation
thr several 'years; it enlists the interests of the
,largest religious denomination in the United
-States."
iThe seceders from the regular Whig,conven
tion at Syracuse, N. Y., have in 'convention, at
trace, resolved to support the entire whig tick
etas dominated bythe,first convention. This
is, at least one, wise act they have done and will
in :a: measure, atone for the ilkiined and 1-ash
mOVenient of secession, and thus prevent the Lo
ctifoios from havirig'all the Jan to themselves,
at the epense of whiff folly.
.Tnr. OHIO STATE ELECTION hati resulted
,
in the election °fa Locofoco Governor, 11 whits
Congressmen; 8 Locofoco and 2 Free Soil.—
The - last delegation to Congress Gm this State,
Stood, 11 Lecofocos, , B Whigs and 2 Free Soil.
ere Parties •have therefore exactly hanged
poiitions. The Whigs have • a majority in the
Legislature, thui securieg, a Whig U. S. Sena-
The.l%higs of 13nston have nominnieil Mr. J.
t_Stevenson.as their, candidate for Congress.—
Hon. Samuel A. Elliott, who now represents
that district,was one of the three Norther n whias
whoyoted far the Fugitive Slave Law, and his
constituents, h seems, have concluded toilet him
stay_at home.—Perfectly. right. -
OFFER. FOR Kosstrru.—The' Tribin'e learns
through 1 R. -Breisaih; Esq. 'that -a noble•
minded AMerican of Neiv -Yo`rtc boldsu hundrea
acres bf excellent land' sitbated la the vicinity of
New Yorli city et the diSpoiition' of ICossuth,
,provided-It. sihobld corne to' thiti: country and
accepi the' riresent.. ' -' '
Telkalea are contemptible beinvs. To.retail
in one hcmae, what is seen er,epeken,in another,
is treason, agaitipt eacietyoyhich7canoor he .too
thorougbly clespiaed., • , ,
-11 I.
tatei
Teiistifid
!E!
OnariiiisiOner Stetson, at uolch
'officq'on .the iiassage of the
I .
1:0I, viinittititralqriiiltlie7;tiw
The guflalo'Express says, thht by a decision
just made it one of the exciting Detroit cases, the
act absoluteri s aVouls a deedOf imancipation,.nnd.
enables fraud ind • - villany. to stiatch nny person.
White or blacki from at home in
.4 free state, and
transport, hi t. to a' slave, market .--" - And we are
t
assured by Judge of our Supreme C sort, that
this decisio ' is in conformity with the spirit and
evident
ivekt oithe law,
.:'The Detroit case
and
decision Ari 'follows
A nlgro 3 r vas brought be l ore a Commissioner
as a fOgitive
slave from Tennessee. The Com>
sel i tu i r the negro presented an affidavit , duly
.sorn - to by the former, stating that he was man
( mined by ,the deed of the present, claimant for
7
3700, which the lotter,, had received for the
same, and that the der d ,is., now in the hands of
1 -the negro's friends inCincinnutt. On . this affl
davit the counsel for the prisoner moves that the
case be continued until the deed of emancipation
can t-e procured and used as evidence. The
Commissioner decides that the deed would be in
admissible, if produced; that he has no power to
inquire into any defence the negro.may , have a
gainst the claim-, but only to determine whether
the case presented on Abe part of the claimant be
sufficient to entitle him to a certifidate -for the re
mova I of the negro.
It this decision be sustained, no colored man
north can be safe for a day. if a deeasof freedom.
is annulerby the act, there will be perjuries e
,nough to send into slavery every colored man &
, -
woman north of Mason & Dixon's line.
HON. VALENTINE Be.ST.—The opposition
press has teemed for the last nine months with
all manner•of unkind sayings against the Hon.
Valentine Best, late Speaker of the State Senate.
charging him with treason to his party and all
that sort ofthing. He was'a volunteer candidate
at the late-election for re-election to the Senate,
and although defeated by a very large vote poll
ed against him in Columbia County, the result
of the canvass in his immediate neighborhood is
so strong a vindicatiotrof his character, that we
may safely re-produce it in justice to him, with •
Mathe risk of interfering in a family quarrel.—
hr a circuit of five miles around Danville, but
fourteen votes were given against 'Mr Best, and
we. regard the following vote, altogether, as the
hes! vote that we remember :
BEST 13IICK A LEW
J',lktevilpa 7la - 2 -
~
Derry 145
11,1ahnnitig 122 1
Valley ' 141 6
Liberty, - 17.7
Cooper , 5D 5
Harm Dig.—The Boston Journal makes the
following contrast between the Lind mania and
the Missionary, spirit of the Rhode Islanders:
"The proceeds of Jenny Lind's first concert
in Providence. R. 1., were $lO.OOO. Upon
referring to 6? last Missioniry Herald the
whole state of Rhode Island appears to have
contributed for the spread of the Gospel in for
eign parts, the sum of one dollar! That State
is laying up fur. itself great treasures in Hen
yen."
The best hit at Hydropathy —The following
hit at the watereure was made by Charles Lamb,
and no one but himself could have had so quaint
ti'ioneeit : "t is," sail he, "neither new or won
derful. jor it is as old as the deluge, which, in
my opinion killed more than it cured.' -
COUNTEUFELT HALF DOLLA&S.—Be careful
and not take counterfeit half dollars : they are
in circulatiou, and so well executed that it is
necessary to look shoo before taking any coin
of that denomination.
The Susquekgnna. Register, says the first
steam engine r ever made in that county has just
been finished at, the works of Wilson & Co.. Crf
'Montrose.
you drink /mile in America?' asked a
Cockney. 6 Hail ? Nol', we drink thunder and
lightning,' said the Yankee.
Louisiana approfiriates annually five hun
dred and, fifty thousand dollars to the support of
edudatioa,being more in proportion to her wealth
and population than any other state in the wrld.
137•0ne of the hairs left in the head-brush of
Miss Lind in 'New Yeik, / ltaibeen sold for elev 7.
en thousand four hundred and seventy-seven dol-
lars ! Verily Jenny's aturOld Whitey'l3' hairs
are in great deinand:
NOLDEN!S i DALAI?. AIAGAZINE.—We have
received tbe. NoVember number of this cheap
and interesting monthly. Its reading, is well
selected mild various.
, .Teisse E. DOw, the poet and politician, died
in Washington on the 23d inst.-
E=IEIMIMM
2T=
T 445 14
!!!!
OFFICIAL VOTE
For State 0i; d .; . tothe Cons#trition.--1850
.1
COUNTIES. -
Adams,
'Allegheny,
- Armstrong,
Beaver,
Bedford,
Berks,
Blair,
Bradford,
- Bucks,
Butler,
Cambria,
Carbon,
Centre
Chestr,
Clarion,
Clearfield,
Clinton
Columbia,
Crawford,
Cumberland,
Dauphin,
Delaware,
Elk,
E r i e,
Fayette,
Franklin,
Fulton,
Greene,
Huntingdon,
Indiana,
Jefferson,
Juniata,
Lancaster, -
Lawrence,
Lebanon,
Lehigh,
Luzerne,
tvcciming,
McKean, -
Mercer,
Mifflin,
Monroe,
Montgomery,
Montour,
- Northampton.
Northumberl
Perry,
Philadelphia City,
Phita. County,
Pike, ,-.-
Ritter.
Scbuylkill,
Somerset,
Susgitt.trannts,
Tioon,
Union,
Vet= au,
- Warren,
'Washington,
Wayne.
AVestm orpi nd,
ttv min ;,
Yaik,
Dmicrats in Roman,
Reettmniso.—The "burnt district" in our
Villareabas been for several days the scene of
busy preparations for re-building,. New frames
have already been erected upon it, which - aid
much to.rdreve its desolatiappearance. J. Ben
jamin has a new and fine frame for a store•butl
ding upon the old site of T. Dickson & at
ready enclosed ; Mr. Grennell, a dtveliing•house
frame; Mr. Bronson, upon the Railway Hotel
lots, a temporary building already open and a
barn nearly completed. The indications now
are that the district will in a few months be entire
ly rebuilt, arid present 'a very gratifying and
much improved appearance.—Carb. Dem
The Pennsylvania Abolition State Conven
tion, held at West Chester last week, must have.
been a rich afloir. Some of the speakers pro•
.
claimed the American revolution 'a failure,' and,
'Washington a failure,' and Gen. Taylor 'a mon- .
ster of iniquity,' that haS gene down to his fa
ther, the Evil one; that 'Washington was as in.
famous as Millard Fillmore, kith having signed
a fugitive slave law'
Nirs. Partington's Last.—Reading the news
paper praises of Jenny Lind's benevolent dispo
sition, Mrs. Partington came to the complimen
tary expression in 'regard to the "felloW-feeling
in her bosom:' which the Swedish Nightingale
cherished towards the unfortnnate — and needy.—
Involuntarily raising her spectachn, and-looking
the very personification of amazement, -the
RATHER TOO HEAVY —There is a statement
_good . old-Ittay repeated—"A feller-feeling in, her
on - the' rounds that the entire military torce ofthe 'bosom !la me, if that aint just the_way.the fel-
United States for the present year is estimated lers used to do when I was a girl !" And - then',
at nearly 3,000,000 of men: , We inrgine this she readjusted het spectacles and kept- on sea•
is rather a heavy estimate: We truiy safely din g.
knock of .a couple of ciphers at least
Nothing is more contemptible, than a finati
cism whose contracted little soul will admit noth
ing beyond the 'one idea' of its idolatry.
The Day Book thinks that the great comma
-1 y
_kept t BENEFIT
he S t
Mansion v P E
n to ! i s ( house Hotel ; G r;
a w n 4 4° 1 1 l e :Ot t ;
Lion excited by Jenny Liad'a arrival is a trick ofthe severest sigifirers by the late fire, has taken,:
of Barnum to subvert the. Constitution - of the U• the building lately fitted up for ' a hotel, -on the,
tilted States,' elect her Preeident, and , place the west side of Main street, on the Milford - and Iti'T''
whole countryunder pettia'oat g
oi ; erii i n 4 t!, ....
, w6go turnpike, near the bridge, where- he may
, ~. . , .', -inow be found: by :the; travelling "public.;_.Ne,
The best gov e rnmentLO he warier. % ,.lettin that,the citizens of our village propose giv-'-
If the person who stole from, our :sanctum a-,:frlV, Mr." o . a benefit, for which purpose a edp ' •
per will be prepared and serVed'up on Thursday
book called' Ellen ,Parry," will call on tis,Yie evening, the Meiji:lst., at his new stand which
will give him a Bible, good' advice, and:O . kiek f his sake • t te .. I d Th e'Az-,
, or
down stairs., Chicago Agrititiser, ~ ' . . ' niz."—carboniale jotie "
Surveyor Ge n
i
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4210`5189
1463 1271
1677 1639
1842 1833
6770 2781
1217 1713
&us 2885
4955 ' 4622
2061 1976 1
1400 9301
760 502,
- 2056 1203.
4420 4816
1611 . 981'
907 505
827 662
1519 '763
266.7 2095
2678 2281
1946 2340
tem 1612
2431
1706 3177
3111 2401
2868 3382
683 655
ME 1024
1378 1752
1148 1736
724 489
1104 , , 882
40671 5831
829 1591
13201 2095
2821; 2275
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21711 —1673,
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2758 2607
9541 24241
3421 1 189 .
23371 1322
15021: 1076
1443 i 2172
12221 699,
10871 745
326al .3151
1155 1 592
,3313,, 2199
816 r 634
43231 2347
143682:1303 3 5 141G30
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Canal Coin
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2075
2664.
1880
1307
238
459,
2793'
979
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0348
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MIR
1098
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727
749
3152
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130975- 145691
HON. 1.1,M. Fut. LER. —We receivetra private
telegraphic despatch from Wilkesbarie last ev
ening, announcing the official majority of Mr.
Fuller for Corigress, to be 59 instead of 3t es:
previously reported. This result is in every,
way gatifying. and is a well deserved compli
ment, to the ability and cbaraeter of the gentle
man elected. Our personal knowledge of
Mr. Fuller's fitness for the position to which ,
he has just been ehosen in a District wherekbe
opposition are inn large majority, justifieOhe
confident declaration that he prove a Valu
able legislator, and a representative in whose
hands the interests and honor of Pennsylvania+
may be safely reposed. With %talents, of a high
order he combines a sound and practical judg
ment that will render them`usefurand efficient.
in the halls of legislation. Although the gener
al resultof the last canvass in this -S , ate has;ef
forded us little cause for gratification, we find
much consolation in the election of Mr. Fuller,
and the Whigs who have been returned to:Con
gress.—North Am,erian.• . '' • '
1818
2353 •
692 . - f ' •
42.9;
1001
3542
758
958
2971
84 : •
1375
• 6 97
1,638 " •
4472 -;
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