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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1848
Democratic ,Whig i 0111 \ nations,
• FOR PitFSIDENT;
GEN7 ,,- Z.TAYLOR!
LOF LOUISIANA
- VICE PRESIDENT,
MILLARD FI LLMORE,
OF NEW YORK
FOR GOVERNOR,
Wi\l. F. JOHNSON.
,QF • ARMSTRONG COUNTY.
'CANAL COMMIRSIONERi
NER-MIOMESWARTH
Ol 19N COUDFFY
(ELECTORAL TICKET
I=l
John P. Sanderson, Lebanon.
Thomas 'M. 'l'. M'kennan, Washington
rtErnESENTATIVE.
13. 117nty Johnson
14. 11/tn. Colder., : .
15. Wrn. Mellvaine
113. Giros. W. Fisher
Cnnin
'lB. T. R. Davidson
19. Joseph Markle
Agnew
21. And. W. Loomis
'22. Richard irm•in
23 Thomas H. Sill
24. S. A. Puiviance
1. Jos. Q. Clarkson
2. J.Pi tee Wetherill
:3. James M. Davis
4. Thos.PA Duttield
5 Daniel:D. Hitner
6. Joshurt„Dumtan
7. John D: Steele
8.. John Landes,
9. Joe. Schmucker
10. Chutes Snyder
11. Wm. C. llorley
12. Francis Tyler -
COUNTY TIONEI
Ccogress,
JASPER E. BRAM, of Franklin county
Assembly.
R. P: INFCLURE, 'Sbiripenr4burg,'
GE6rfuE a' , PIXY, E. Pennsboro
Prot/0)/0(1).0y
J. J. IIEYIPH•IILL; Hapeweil.
Clerk of the Courts
DANIEL SHELLY, jr, Allei'
Register.
AUGUSTUS A. LINE, Carlisle
Commisstocr,
JANIES McC1.11.1.417G11,. NV. tomisboro'
J)u•cctor of the Poor.
JOHN NV: CRAIG 111 ID, S. Middleton;
WILLIAM KNE:TCLIL, Mifflin
.sfreArou Ready?
.;`Friends of TAYLOMI The election
takes •place next Tuesday,' the 10th!
Aus-vou READY? Are your township
committees at work? Have you every
man, assessed! Have you, arranged
_Means for getting out every vote ? If
not Unit lose no time in doing so—delay
no' lortger—.—itiacti on and neglect now will
be fetnl. Victory is within vur grasp,
but it will slip from ps if we are not
wide awake and actife
The Mass 111e,e Ong !
Friends of Taylor and Johnson, don't for
get the MASS MEETING oil Saturday next!
It will 'be a glOrioni occasion, and the man
will regiel it who stays away. To say noth
ingyol the pleasure of seeing and hearinc
Goy. JOHNSON, we should like to see the
enthusiastic friends of TATI.on here from ev
ery borough dila township in crowds. IVe
want to see the big wagons rolling .in with
the tette democracy, as they came in 18-10
and '4l ! Como in and show that the thou
sands of Taileirmen in Cumberland county
are awake to the kirpOrtance of the contest,
—thOhey:are "eager for the fray !" The
triads tWeiUtitg will be the first blow struck
for VICTORY on Tuesday ! Let it be a
MEETING OC THOUSANDS !
Coy. Johnson Corning.
Gov. Johnson having returned to Harris
burg born his Northern tour; pa'ssed through
this borough on Thut;sclay evening last in the
cars, on his ivay to the Wetil. , Ile will re
urn o larrisburg this .i,eeh,
Bedford on Thursday, in, Clutinbersburg ou
Friday, andln 'Carlisle on Sawrday., From
tbe,gi , te, of prepaiation on all sides, we anti,
cipate,a meeting 'ot thousands to welcome
the GoVertirif an thielebroug,h.
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• ellike,:Y . v n $; presence exotics - entlittsi- ,
aam 4m:tug-our ;friends wherever ,lie.goes,
earl dOrms.cinr . .iipponentOof •all''prejudide
against hirri. Nothing itflaCt bit the - bitter
spirit otAparty'ettn dcinst'rairt , men to vote
ngainat , such candidate+ as Gem Taylor or
Gov'.'JOhnsiamand piitg: pttl 6 . lkre all that
thiff e riogreOci leaders pretend to i'fi'qte, against
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come. NEXT TUESDAY_ you Will
„have .the privilege of :VOTING for the
noble candidates whose. cause you heiie
espoused. We have but a word. to ad
dress to you now,•anchkat.is to impress
upon you the DUTIMF . VOTINGI
The Annericanyreeinan.has no prouder
privilege than this, and yet there: r is no
privivilege which many persons, ilia tt;it)
many Whigs; :so - 'often. cast 'away 'or ne
glect to exercise. • The, .:Whig cause
might have triumphed yearn ago lad its
friends come manfully up' to the ballot
box evelSr year in their full strength.
, We shall triumph in Cumberland county
and,throughbut Pennsylvania.; on Tues
. dey z . l next; IP_,EVFAY WHIG ...VOTE
—IS-POLLEDI
The Whigs of Cumberland county
haveeVer,wiriduCement4o•-inal&:a man
ful struggle at the Pok,.. ; There. ii no
motistroits locofoco majority here to alarm
us. - We lose the election by apathy,
when we might gain it by activity. We
w 7ld not deceive our friends by holding
vitt false hopes, but at this moment the
.Whigs of cumberland county have VIC
TORY WITHIN THEM GRASP if they will
but 'act with energy and promptness!
Shall we appeal .in vain_ to them to come
out to the Polls on Tuesday next? .We
have zealously labored to set fairly before'
you the merits of the canvass & the eh--
r.acter of our- candidates. We. pow call
•i• on you who claim:A° be their friends,
totome out and VOTE FOR THEIVII—
‘
eS • ni4 In, friends, and veady, GO
TI-lE'—J L'LS yourselves, and see
that your neighbors are there also. if
you'have an aged or infirm neighbor,
see that means arc provided for- convey
tug him to the election ground. Those
who have carriages and wagons should
devote them to the service. -
iiill
Let.there be a perfect organization in
every district. Much can be done the
present week, ir• THE 'WORK is AT ONCE
BEGUN. Let no man wait for his neigh
bor to begin—butlet 'each Whig do his
own duty. A glorious opportunity is
now offered for redeeming the State
let it not be thrown idly away. - To THE
POLLS, then, ONE Ariudim.,...,aq,4. we shall
give a vice fo Permsylvania';ibicii will
encourage our friends and give tho vote
of the State in November to-the man that
was never conquered, and - 'll'llo NEVRR
SUIIRENDERS. NOW ! NOW I! is TIM
Tuutt Iv net
Remew ber,
o....,—That ono Whig vote in the ballot box is
better than a thousand out of it.
(* . -That every Whig vote LOST is a Loco
foco vote GAIN ED.
Theihe Locofocos willTe sure to pot
TII F:IR whole strength.
fj* - -That there is no use opposirql, the evils
of Locofocoism at all, is we tall' lb record our
oppositionlatconuiNu •re LAW" OH the day
of election.
Kr That it is a solemn nun- which every
man owes to his God, his country and him
self, to let his voice be heard m choosing
rulers to preside over the destinies of the
people. A vote lost is a 'talent' lint in the
earth. -
Finall3•.-Itenientiber
Kr That. a lull Whig vote is a glorrou
Whig Victory !
lici'Examine your Tickets Ail
I.ook well to your tiokets„friends, before
you deposite them in the ballot-box. Care
lessness or design may'have omitted a name,
or placed a wrong one in your ticket. See,
that all tho, names aie right;Thr Gi:Tria r f
doWn to Auditor.
Bear in ellind,
1 hat to reform National abuses we must
begin with our 'own State. Let eve ty . lriend
i4Divi.tin. and REFeaF vote for JOHNSON',
AlininnswAßTit, , and Wltig,membera' of Com
writ!, Rion Who'se:'MMOS.4: irinttapyi of
Protection ; Ffe e soil'' antl''~blher;ini oils
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ship now know every.momin it who is di:`:
. on'ed • to • ' vote - the .'W hig.,• ' ticket, , iond • that
thaile ailanr , erttenis to Fetura the
utteuJauce of, all suckt.ai the,pplls, pi!, -Fi s s•
day next or, it they hav9 rtot„il)ja. kuool•
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epiff,:gitighltaAding as citizens,
.hobeitr:fn:d;
intetgiiioi - Mem br 'qualificatninsaruf C . d . -
lithc .. ityit.,offfeers, ter_ not a Man on - ik,
1 frittiijliAtti.ernPly•eandida ei 0 IlitilAndliet,?
'pgatinit alb' n't the elighteet objectieri. badby
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brou'altr:- . % 'lnle many. #o-lacota6titrienTe:
Re ry sOctiOih
_el, thenounty are greatly,
dVith7ireiCtitaiel,lliVfiiiisiiiiilr
whisilig 6' c :iiiiiiitsteeticiti 61; : . riii : eciiii amoiii.
thci urhig,t(
,I"n' 'retatiOn to our tiekeir, Stand
1,1 your ticket, Whigs !DONlicit'Aitul
A SINGLE MANOFF. There in in;t himait'
im` the toenlbec;„ tick e t Cyitititi 'Of, liefrig,;u'bY
stitched Inf. ,. pne• oe Ours: ' VOTE 411 E
_Wll.ol..ill,Tl.K.E.T..then, and mulling but the,
ticket! If it receiveii:every Vhig voteln the
county it must be elected:
"Has the. Volunteer ever heard of General .
Taylor cruelly besting his slaves ?—Carlisle.
Herald.
res, sir, ine have. There Alt Men in the
borough ul 'earhide, who witnessed General
for torturing one of his slaves, by hang
the ,two thumbs
to the limb of a tree, when he (064 - T4IM)
with his; own hands, whipped him with' a
ont:liide. - every ten minutes fellWcr hour's . ,
and laughed at the fun I The. gentler:raw
who told us this was present, and witnessed
the cruel treatment,,and if necessary is will
ing tri make oath in the above lams. Any
01::er question, Mr. Herald?—Volunteer. •
All that we have to say to the ',above is,
that we believe it lobe an intanious false
hood and,Slandrir, and if there is any man in'
town willing to hazard his reputation for truth :
by swearing to Ruch a statement; let him
come on with 4iitr affidavit. We shall be
perfectly toipt the public judge be
tween him and Gem-Taylor These slanders
against the character of Gen. Taylor have in
every case fatally recoiled upon their authors,
as us the instance of the two tlegratted Ohio
Volunteers, who chrirged'Oen.*Tailor With
blasphemy. The commuciiyovill not tole
rate this thing of slandering lAA villifying a
soldier and patriot like the Hero of Buena
Vista, and the mat who dares it will find his
own character suffer most. . „
If there is one trait in Gem Taylor's.c.har
acter that stands high above another, it is his
humanity—that humanity which led him to
-desire that the further effusion of blood might
cease, and-the lives of women. and children
spired, at itlanterey—a noble and .humane
act which brought upon his- -head a--vote- of
censure from LEWIS CASS and other'Sena
tors!, Cruelty toward any man, white or
black, caMnet be pioven against Gen:Taylot•
The most reckless Abolitionist eannirshotv
that Gen. Taylor has ever cruelly treated. his
slaves.• We" find .on the contrary that his
treatment of them has over beendiStingursh 7
ed. by kindness. The chiclrelFstealing slan
derers of, Gen. Taylor in Ohio' have been
hissed out of decent societyitheir own party
papers even abandoning that: Let °Him
;landereri beware.. how they jnsult and: out
rage the community by uttering 4almmnies
-against the brave soldier;.Whose lame_and
character are his country's priide,Tist they
kindle a Haim, of popular indignation which
shall consume them in its terrible wrath-I .
An "Extra" Aristocrat!
When Mr. Cass was about to sail over the
Mecliterranenni Gem. Elliott. was obliged to
give him such exclusive and elegant quar
ters on his ship, as would proteet his High
ness from the intrusion of the - "herd of tour
ists," and surround him with the society of
Sir Howard Payne•and others of. the French
and English nobility ! And in this country
it seems Mr. Cass won't allOw plain country
farmers to ride in the same stage-coach with
him. The Wooster (Ohio) Democrat gives
lie following statements from men whose
character and veracity it vouches for :
• "In 'the summer of 1844, I 'entered my
-name in the stage office at Strongsville, for
a passage in the stage to Wooster.
When the tango' arrived, all toe seats in
the Coach were full, except the irbrg ions of
the coach,'whielv was alone occupied by
Lewis Cass. • When I attempted. to get into
the Coach, I was told by Gen. Cass that I
could not get insit'e, as all the seats were
Mil except the seat upon which-he sat, and
that I could not sit upon the same seat with
him=_4h_et he couhtdo within
I was consequently ciiniellid _
outside, midi the driverandilie -servant - 01
Gen. Cass. Gen. Cass oceliffied, the front
seat of the coatih alone, notil•we arrived at
'Wooster. Mr. David Fairfield of this town'
was a passenger in the coach, 'at the same
time. - SAMUEL HONTEI.I.':
Wooster; Sep. 14, 1848.' •
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was a,passeriger.in' qiet-CoaCh mt' the . time
itlletled . to, by Mi. tinnier,: and' the
pititern'ent:tviatle by, in the abeie;:iii,stib.
statitinlly correct,' " •
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leo,,ile4;ffenke:eiglo. it
malignant and zraveki ejtiriis.lhat dit)- th it icy
iliaguiece the leepe ot . !Anietibtiii freem en
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:to) e repotete'?,,W be lb ,fkthe
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TrtiiiiffeAfiretn'titia:W 6 o. 6 a,': to leaktice
tlie4iitdn'ittalliti - diii4tpreve' that Pio - is
! . .4ap t attlitte_iti:4lspiteri , titl;t l o6 4 f.,,r,itlienlotis.
o:,..4fil7l#l.4oo,o,(4o;''?;ll,#g'b.f.,ol,lhetPrk jf!he
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iiiiiiiiftzzfigieitier'.•'Notir'i,:;eynifioite-, who
11.16 , *-4Jadie inovis
Ci•
siAortnne
lA!kl.2 l 2l,4! l P‘rifaact ) 1111 3.!'entitlet!
him the,
#ll . llsitEri-:.1.1e then ;•puticliaged m rignifi
cent grathrty - gr,i7 in the 06oitty . of 'Mont
.goro tir , S,:rOlired;)friom liuSiaiT Itoietiti
! IT he
moier , ,a2rictrino4,opo.clafe work thcpraa : ,
tio4l Potl'pf arming hks, life I Eft!, never
-ploughed.a• furrow or • thcashed a inislieLet'
grain ani yet his • supplant:he are •trying to
ofr upOn the honest .yeomanty of
the 'Octiiiiit* as !Tanner Longstreth!" What,
base humbuggety! As an attempt to, deceive
the honest voters of the_contitry; , it is only
eritralhfltl by the itssertion of the Locofbcos in
14411fittijni, X. Polk was larg,eiy intere . Steil
the,irerr business teal therefore friendly to
a Prolclctiie Tartfl. '
4 'WEAT.3II OF THE CANDIDA4EI4.—The N. Y.
pay ,flookgiries eitinaitte..oc-rfie. estates
possessed.by the several:candidates for Pre
aideit and Nice President. It marl follqws:
Taylor, $60,000 or 580,000; Cass, - $1,000,000;
Van Buren;, 6200,000; Fillmore, $15,000;
Butler, s2o,ooo; . and C. F. Adams,ooo,ooo;
besides a hotline cf ; rel. less than $1,500,000,
of which ida wifif:will in the ordinary course.
of nature Wm conic mpossession. Mr. A
dans or nearly all of his pro
perly; and. Mr. Cass. acquired his while in
the service of the goveintrient.—Pub. Leflger.
The way Mr. bias acquired this enormous
"Plie!?. while
_in Pie - '!service of the goyerrt
ment" was by plundering the United States
Treasury of over $60,000 ip=the shape
of eztrsr allotianiei for pretended serviceB iri.
tnakintt Iniliait4reaties, drawing Ins salary
ttvo'Or three tigi r is over, and receivingaten ra-
Jima (1,43. , " in money, for a large portion of
the time; whllti he was Governer of Michi
gait ! All this time too he was playing, LAND
SPECULATOR in the most extensive style,
biiying up thousands of acres of-govern
ment 111114 :Fin' TO CULTIVATE TIME, and
110 give ertidoyment to labor, but to snatch
them away from Mbar—to hold them OUT
OF THE REACH of - the lIARDY SET
: TIER unlese he Would - pay double or tre
ble the gevernment price for them ! This
is the way -Letvis Oasii made a. MIL ,
LION OF DOLLARS!
Henry A.-Wise, late a member o r Con
gloss, and now a_eass and Butler elector, in
Virginia, .during the second session of the
24th 'Congress, on oath; before an investiga
ting cominiuee.ol the-House, testified asicil
lows,' as• :Sie journals 6f — that session will
show: -m•-• , - .•
"1 believes that LEWIS CASS, Secretary
of War,. was engaged in speculating in the
public lands, - whiie Secretary of W.rircthat
ho-made-atotbitant allowances to favorites; -
pad one , for services never-Rerformerk„anolli
er, after he.had full.kriOwledgfi tliatAtie faVQ7
rite forged hiS signature;',Permilied chin tele
slolls under _him io 'be atite.ilatdriind.bari
ordered a TreiiiMirWrirrant .to-be prikl.to the
assignee of a disbursing offieor who had
gambled it away, after it hart been protest
ed by a tlepoSite bank, and was counterman
ded by the Secretary of the 'Treasury:,.. mid
to have been •',gitaly of several other acts of
violation of dutyi
- Taw can any one Show that Gen. TAY
LOR has ever received any EXTRA AL
LOWANCES, gr bought up Public Lands
for Speculation ? No. Old Zach's hands are
unstained by any act of dishonesty or plan.
der!
"WILENEE TUE SPIKING OK Tins ARTILLE
RY?"—During the famine demand for our
agricultural products in Europe, the loco loci)
papers were fillet) with eulogies upon the
TAM' of 1846. TLey attributed that.demand
to the influence of that act; and cited the
high_ prices paid. for Wheat, Cprn, ()eat, &0.,
as/Pvidence of the" utility and wisdom of
Pl . "eiTTrade. But the prospect bi a tail crop
has "spiked this artillery." . Meets have
rapidly, fallen, The limner no longer feels
the benign influence- of Free Triitle. Be
Mike of .cominued heavy, importatigus rd
foreign mantiluctuies, but,he.has nb informa
tion of: unusual •exportaiitTiV7uf-,ngristrltural
pioducts. The bubble has burst. 11 Europe
slaluld become enguiphed in a general war,
or her soil reins° lo,yielillur fruit, the tariff
of 1816 WOUlkivnils lint "while
the. nations , of the earth tare ,at peacis i and
full harvests reward the husbandman of the
old worlifas well as the principle
of Prolactibn for'ffiis
country : keeps: up a demand for, 'the: In
bor ,o 1 the ,operative,'.antr.selimmi a steady
home 'marli.M.,,for the' pioduct , of - the humor.
11001
‘VESITTIN. ilßnuityr.—Tlie • Indiana
•
Ourna, 'as confiereedVittr Intellige n t
gentleman who 'inte.,travelled .exteneiyely ,
thmeigh The„
..Statettot.liliesmainiiloara, and
`'lol'i - raw who gives It , 'tis ins deliberate;opin-
,jen that:TaVeit wity'eary nil al} Those' States
3SI4;YantWOOMA II 49r,O I ;,!7. ,I3 PFIPPRFY,-'4) l -
all that:region4s 4.ery strong.
MID
To.read the Yoluntik one 'night suP
-Poielthe Cass and Butter-ites. were hold ,-
itiginfinense and enthusiastic meetings
'
all over the coiirity. ' ' y or -
meetings are all , totalolilitres.'' The
reverse — of this statement would be much
nearer the truth. On Thursday last a
locofoco of Allen M.
Cook'a . in South Middleton towshipr
which we are informed , was sosmall that
,they Could not have raised their hickOry
(pole ,if sdnie neighboring Taylor:men
had not come in, arid asalsted I On the
I hext day' the. Whigs had a large meeting
:it Bichwines, in. the. same township,,, -
,wheie 'Et , lofty Taylor ;pole, was relied,
find the ` warmest enthifsiast n in "thy cause.
exhibite& The locotoco;. 7 reeeting tin
Dickinson t,ownshiVtis:Jar as' Dickinson
was concerned,•was, a ,compleie failure.
The locafoco meeting last `weekin:Wiim-,
l e fsburg . :_was , tatliti,e;auintiering
as we are tog, but nineteen' persons!
But the___Locos, ,are, playing the
.!.brag
game" very strongiand. find it necessary
to represent their own 'fineetings'aS large
and spirited, Ay hag - the-Whig Irnee.iings
are asserted to belailures...'The'prO,e4'
togs of the,•Whig meetiriga..„ . WlttoPit
gire below show -fiew little -titrilifAltitre
is in this statement: I..e.totiiirlendkpity
no attention to the bniggings, and herist
ings of the locos, but go on and` do their
duty with* diligence and
and all will be well. ,
Carlisle Jay aPing
A grand rally of the ‘Vhigs of this bo
rough wet held on Monday night, at 'Orth'e
Hotel, in this boreugh. Although the night
was exceedingly stormy,' and but a few
hours notice Of the !fleeting was given, yet
several large : moths ot the • Hotel were filled
Pidli'etithusinstic Whige,'wlioShed cotne;ciel
to hear Mr. our - *sent excellent
member and candidate - for re-election to
Cohgniss. The meeting was — orTganized as
-
President—CHAßLES MAGER:
—Vice. Preivient-13e91 Wontlerlioh, John
Gillon and-John - O'Neil!.
Sicrelaries—James &tile and Woodburn
Davidson;
The officers having taken their seats .4
call was made lot the:lon. Jasper E. Brady,
the Rough and !leady candidate forCOngress
in this district, who rose and addresimd_ the
meeting _at langtb, - exhibiting with great
force, clearness arid eloquence the important
issues which new divide the political parties
Bof the country. 111 r. Brady'srar y speech elicited
warm expressions of applause from his au
dience, and gave the Whigs of the borough
the most timple assurance of his cpialiftca
tims and fitness tar the station, as Welt "is
(is courtebus . aud gendematly qualities as
a man.
Mr. Brady was followed by &m at. F.
LINN, Esq. bt Bellefonte, Pa, in an eloquent,
sarcastic and humorous address, which pro
(laced rapturous applause, and/put his au
dience in the very best humor. The meet
ing adjourned after his speech, determined
to go into the contest with renewed energy,
An adjourned meeting was to . be held last
night at Glass' Hotel, and meetings will be
held every night between thie and, the elec
tion. ''KEEP UP THE FLEE, BOYS!"
roice of Lisburn!
.At . e,targo and entbuilastto meeting of, The
Whigs -ot Cktiberland and it'ork counties,
held at the public house of. John Heck. in
Lisburn on 'Saturday evening the, .30th 01
,Septemberlift 10111:m.)11g procabitinos wee
Pressdint—WllllNHANl
'Trice Presidents—Jacob 1.. Zook,' - Rankin
Courtitl, Geo. Shister, Isaac' • Barton,' James
Youhg, Gl3O. M: Reed, Joshua Gehr, John
Jimob-14aguriatt,' Jonathan Millard,
Gen.'kedetrs'or - . ••" • ••" '
Secretaries`—'l'. L. Cathcart, Iteuben Stern,
Jobti.Brandt;Michael Ltirithert; - •
Jaineiiiiri:l,MS!z'llairiacte
er Geo. Chapman, Ezekiel : Worley, John
• •,• • •
Bowman, and Samuel Grove,' were appoint
ed a' committee to draft resolutions , express
ive of the sense ef, the meeting, who repor
„ted the
*seised; Tikni,‘Vii : diem it: necessary, to,
loker teut - -encourn,„ 6 . ti4theiicanlinthiiik and
protect all classes, lathier laborer; Mi..:
tchante and manufacturer, againilt•thetruinowit
tcollTlpetithin - of, ,Iforegft capital
, a n
exisstienfe pi•Oy,esl that:ln tiof!ht gteat.”
est 'ptbSre . rity Weise intetest protected
',l;l3i:a.,jtit.ietentelarifri•thaethisiyniliielpftV IS of
iftieltrvifil - irripilitaittigospeeially , totenney l ;.
iq,lhat; ne at I y all tier , sonsi, of both' ticiliti 4
jlattfea, last election
themselves'. thii4iiin cle• and
iidvncule~s or the i rip i. 142 ;, but ,'Atie 10t414.
-dila' Of h Pol k partyideceived its t oncredo-
lbuOiiithis?eititit;:anit &lie;
'lined dot rankled. bitip'ese , piniiii'Xld4iiitt ortiiti;
An'alli , „creifealliint",' k ankCioulunaiy!belietioial;
2 064Dniuctilik V tk- -
pOinitieoti,..:of.ft#lliti*
)liitOide'
li,V ) :*tfilieitehOe;tinVVitiolVhies
Alia Inning tissidli "diffinigOitnes,
16! liti,splki,::! 4 ' - q ll ‘ o 4 , 111 „:: , 4 4 .'
e
Geniral ,
NYLOR.I- - ..tiellovitiglittit'tti -,
111 OE4IN itri'd • tho 0)4
(fimvgpieelig r dii.in tie
riViMitt)iZ gobeessllß
:tuft! that 4V:i 4l l 4l o4 l 4 ll #'dlirek'!illt Abtfletishi
joptpaen ivga u`n i;Ort , ,Atto' subjeOt.pt the Tariffi'
340 WM ) , 'fi(ltig6,•,tlitkeegltiVfilit•id:o6,
t o a
*tilt ocOuli42,r
:„Itt
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.#l9( l :l4 l 4lactritir - TregtvitAt ,
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M=I2=IMT=MAISSI
the soundest'pattotterril Petinsylvaitia - *Yres'
hurt a deliticil: gra 1
1 file for his , ;ealcithrand
ineCerisftillifiorts
tlit"k otficti tiet;hertioil arid Wiles"
by Molar fi AO_
e • 1
reeognikk irroutOrecl
soni Morthypevriritiit,.W... FkiAOHNSON - a
tite:patritiKand sterling adifir4tiftr
• That' me 'hive findirn in iihed
confidence in the . carincity and, : honesty, , of
our candidate for ,Canal Commissioner, NEC
Nlinormsw,snpr. end that ,we will,use all hon.
:.'l..ißosoived, that we heartily ratify the nom
ir.ations.of Jsstenn ,E....lLit'snir, our . . candidate?
for Congress, knowing him to be in every
way , worthy at our support.
Resolved, That we concur fully in the
'nomination-of •our COD.NTY:TICKET,..and
giVe it ourmited suppock. , 7:
Resoltied,)Thab the feregoing ...proodedings
be published in the Whig papers of Cum
berland countr, dr; tA; I
During the Absence 'Of 'the ,comtnitlee the
meeting was ably and forinbly addressed by
Thos; Craighead Esq. .
The meeting woe • alsci„entertained for'
some lime by O. B. Nebinder.
, .
.
• • Fran t kford.,,S . 'peakipg!
' At a meeting of die friendaol. Geti.JA Y.
LOB: in' Printkford"Mtintitilii oti•Fridareve
njng'Alie 30ih ult. the meeting was organized
by the , appointittent. of: WM:. BLOZLR, ae
I;l',Oieident, am.l„•,§amatiF ; Bowatan end John
McDowell' Secretaries. • --- ' - ' 7 '-'
' '
41 . 05 lollorAtik r . iicilutiofirti refo.ihen intr6
tltiCitifanA unaninrio9sly adqplett: • '
' Reedo(4l, That we cqnsider the appoint
ment' ot'ponimittees of Vigilince
iinh.dithontilistiict necessary to insure a full
turn-out of the friends of TAYLOR !,111,.1.-:
'IVIORE and JOHN S ON ;at the etaiting-elee
lion. Therefore- ,
Resolved, That James McDowell and
Semi. Bowman be appointed 'tor db
trict,—Paul Randolph and' Wm. Blower for
Sulphur Spring district,-- -- Ilatthies Kemmer
er, for Gillespie's disti ict,—Johri Daulhauser
'and Cli ristian yers ,for Graham's d isti
Blozer .and Henry Rickebriugh for
'Possum Hill district --John Hays and George
Strome, jr. for Hays'-district,-John Lehman
and George Liven for Stone Churchdislrict.
Resolved that we will with hearty dim&
will support the WHOLE COUNTY TICK : -
ET placed in nomination by,the Whig,Coun
ty Convention, and - especially secure by all
fair means the election 01 Messrs. RUPLEY,
and McCLURE. to the Legislature; in prel
erence to their Locofoco opponents, - Messrs'.
' Lamberton and Lefever:
itesolved, That we have no confidence in
Lefever's; firmness a public servant,' hay
ing seer, his vascillating coulee while a Di
rector of our Public Schools-and as for Lam.
.berton we williet the THREE THOUSAND
DOLLAR ROAD to his own Saw-milloit the,
expense ofiht COUNTY,
_bear testimony to his
disinterested devotion - VP-the public interests t
—that we consider Lefever his supple instru=
merit for effecting the passage of the law for
laying out the said road.
Resolved, That we will with our whole
hearts support •TAYLOR and FiLLMORE,
, for the Presidency and Vice Presidency, and
WM. P_:.....KMNSON for the Gubernatorial
chair of Penrisylvania r believing, that every
intereei.of the nation mid Stale will-pfosper
wider their guardiamearn. • - . •
Resolved, That these proceedings be•pub
lisheil in-the Whin . papers of the county.
(Signeilloy•the Offinni.)
. - 011brilt, - ..4llliddleton. 'awake.
A large and entlitisiastict meeting of the
Whigs took place at, ltickors tavern - on Sat
urday night.
The meeting ';sttii Milled'tet order by ap.
pointing the tollcrivmprptficers:
, President, JOHN MILLER,
Vice. Presidents , Isaac Brenneman, John
Gutshalt and Joseph Stayman
,
Secretariii, Jorreph..Porter , and Abraham
Whitener.
" . "Chi motion—lsaac Brenn,eman, Levi Hull
and 11.. V. Henderson, were appriinted a dom-'
miners to dratt rescilutions expressive ot.the
sense of the meeting.
During their absence the meeting was ad
dressed by R.• M. Henderson Eaq.''l ,
The committee reported/ the following'
Rough and Ready Besolationa which were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Whigs of North Mid
dleton recognize in General TAYLOR, a
man eminently qualified to discharge the-du
ties of thehigh station terwhich he has been
npreinated by, the American People.
Resolved,. That the straightforward and
upright course of our peseta excellent
Governor, WM. F. JOHNSON, command the
respect •of every true Pennsylvanian, and
will insure to him the vote of every man
who deaires to see a thorough .reform in the
Ohl Keystone Stine; , „
Reso)yed, That . our COUNTY TICKET
deserves and will receive 'our hearty and,
tritedisupporL—
Resolved, That' white''' ur principles are
in contest, btle rights me at stake. and our
couptcy in danget,, we 'twill/toyer say die,"
but light on, fight ever! -
Oitmotion the meeting rillinurned to meet
in Carlisle on Saturdny, the,7th of October,
ut the great mass meeting.,..
„ (Signed
.by the Officers.)
An Original Taylor Man. ,
We learn from the Genkstimg Star that
Gott:.T...C. LIAM, of,Diaiiinson township•in
ttris c o unty, was . one 'thp,,,speakers'ai: the
,greaqaylor mass meeting there onithe 2tl
illh'Gen;Ailler is one , of the originardemo;
lush° Taylor-rnfn,Whn sent (bah that lamous
I, Ciroular" so lavishly` eulogiaed . the
Old Hero of Selina But pr most. of
signeraV like: regular Wade° spoil-hun;
ters,,haim,deserted,thesarno,ot , the' o)it
oral,• , while ' 4, ltenest George ; Kremei,P, Gen.
Millst,anttn . few, Optiertifemitirr qua i l d o their,
inn
- sole a:,irind. of
eXiarisivo'ialNenn,O; gl a d to
know is aellieli r *ignied " l liiitheting the
. .
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ere-ath,
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is wi l *irie 'l, auk I be, ,the.- contiec,ion Of -,
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umberlmjsLys I 4 err) coon y r y means
*hat peri3iiita'fo be, ori easyocce.ssible, ex, i .,
iniditinus . route: Having some slight knOwbi ;','
edge of the momitaiti which- , seperates 'Meer; '.
two.cduntiee from each iiither i 'llf . er which
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this road 'would necessarily bevel() pass, ley
curiosity, was excited. as •to 1103-.:4""i"tec-si"-• ~
which its ahripiti inraeasibile laigh , t o l Wrillif 7
be reached by hs Irerat. piojeethr; b-,OgariS'4'
Lambertern - -Eiv- - Accordinglypiiitvlsdinifif 4 :
morning (mind me toillrig f ,dp one of the -.
steepest known. 'ariCliVities on the North
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,mountain, under the guidance,,ol a , fin friend, o.
'whairept es.!tiriag me at, each fresii tent, iiiis s ..'i.
we stumbled ovei`greurid oaks, li!use'rolline ,'1
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stones and frowning projecting-rocks, "that its,
`was a beautiful undertihip.,to be sere." At '
length almost 'eibaulited; i i retiehadAit top,
wlibre seating, myself open a i0r,,..1,pt4,4,1 6 ',, F.
.ed to .whittlebqt for Ilia benedt,ol4par P ;tiad- ;
ers,-- a wood-cut-repreientinelliiBtleylouS -, .
winding's over Which J . htitiiiiii'Stp4se.ll,l 7 .•"_, , 2
Now tax payers ,o 1 .Cumbe,rliat4p,lalte WT.%
-. cut up arid exair ipe.it..;,,,-„,:,.'''• - - . - ': . . - . , -1 -•
4iirii,ii sitliciiii;hiOttt,"! . ,C' ." , • . 1
It MlClWilltKilmo vettatoialtit•totta,tN , ' 1i,4
. - big , which. your and. 1, and' litberjr , fra),r . e: lc! ' .
'plank up the roondrium Of THREE kir FOUR '"
THOUSAND DOLIeAqS I in oaler ! to gratify
141 r.: Lain6,e~igr , in getting at
serve us 1
Now lax payers ni.Cumberland, rife we to
Irma Ab'm. Laritherton back to the tegie
lature, to concoct sortie new plan-lo spend
his neighbori' money 1001440y411 wello
send him beak, }e may to hare ail
act passed next winier e enthorizieFe tumid
through the very heart of the mountain, in
order to conduct the water of, the Saw-mill'
thrmigh his plantaligiv.„on thieyside. Why
not have taken Maitre° theirand dollars
ackexperided it on ttiMterrett's Gap road,
"where nature pointe• - the only and proper
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BUINR:QMRE. • ?
Query. If a horse should start to run
down the 'new road,' according to the wow=L
cut) where would he be most likely toctir►)tl.,
out at? Answer next week ; '''•
A friend suggests that. he would come out
at either Mount Ruck or the Stone
Locoroco DENOCRACY.--FO!.111000 011110 ' 10
cotocos who nominated Gen. Taylor, .fur Ilte cl
Presidency at Harrisburg in Jime; • 1841 i 'bei'vi
cause of his. "knoWn•pa,toelism 'and entire'' .
entire honesty ol.purposeAnd action which
was the marked characteristic of those illus- •-•
trims patriots and heroes—Washington and' .
' Jackson," have recently publitilted a•lorig'd
recantation of their former high regaid fer '
the Old Hero. And what think- you,•• demo- '
cratic reader, is the prominent reasonacso;
ed for this sudden -change? Because Gen.
Taylor has said that hewould not 'leers -
.. 1 ...,, I..ye-to r - riiiii of the Vrro, Ripes'
laws to...ptdtlilifii• Ca ; tot:papa tiona-r ~F,pull.
men would fall flat.on,,tkell lacA, Ivlnte l a
Turkish Bashaivif they'were paid for it! '
••''- Bear' fivelltintl.
That.the.elqctititijor,CrOv4noi, canal ;
Com mitts ioner, ' Members 'or: Congress.
&c„ tO,M,.held on Ttzii4v,iil'l9ol,
DAY .
That•the election',(or.Eotors ofPresi.
dt , tot and Vicey:resTel'etilig,lo beiteld on
the Falai. VirEttiliterbenti,.ilOth n,ty,
OF NOi:EMBEII. • •,•+ • ,
KEEP IT BEhOltfin'lig I'EOKP I.
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