in the fid i." Sir, I i ill up n tlie people of all ranks and conditions in life, of every party, of every creed, and f every f lith. tu give ear to this warning, a nil to.Ufend them, oelves at t'.ie great tribunal of the ballot lox against wrongs m wicke-J, ipp. cs-in so in human, crimes so revokii.tr. 1 abhor trea sou: mv soul has never sympathize 1 with Unnocrat ani j?tnftntl. E .V the designs -t a traitor to the i or.stuuuon e . T! Jg&?r of tuy couatrv; I wouM spend here and . fc" V"I - ) consume all n.V time in denunciation of the ! VCfe-sV V-' vV fatal docrtne of s-.'cec-sion and .-.!! i s derh- : JX'if& iRPi-i ratio consennenc. s, if any nlt w.t.M thus k'Htj-& -'-2 -"i-r-- be accomplished : hut when I fin 1 proven offences in our midst f sufticient enormity to prostrate any nation that ever had a ph.. e ' .IAS. S. TODO, Editor & Iiibllrr. on the pages of hist ry ; if not speedily ' : ' - checked, I see not why I should pass ti.em j by, in order to dis n-s a su' j ct "ii which j there is no diversity of opinion. 1 I have not, however, cmpe-ted my proof ! of the chart, which I make of genet al and, wide spread fraud in the management of the j Ocmocralic Slalc Convention. financial concerns o! the Government. There! 1Q accordance with a resolution of the i a one dirk chapter more to which I wi-h to j Democratic State Executive Committee. a,M awti,in1,fih,! Hau-e and countrv. thk i m vecu u y ok u.nnmuamji wn KD1BE1Y JIM 25. IL allude to the melancholy 1 -.story of the mi!'- ! meet m MAI Iv. M . f.2 I IU.n, at U A U tary department cf the" West, as written by Uljd'FlK.;. on FUIDAY the 4lh day of the committee on war claims, at the city of ; July. 1;2. at 10 ..VI k. A. M., to nomi St. Louis. WouldtoG.nl that this lh-pnb- nate candidates for Auditor General and lie could have ktii spared this additional i Scrvevvor General, and to adopt such mea and most hitter cup of shame! The report i sures r.s may he deemed r..i rssary for the j . of this cornmiUeo is so extraordinary, sol wed. ire f tins l Vmocratic party and t:u countrv. WILLIAM II. WKLSH. Chairman of the Democratic State F.x. Gin. utterly amazing in it monstrous revelations CI iawies?:ie.-.-, uuu iiroi., i.ouuuu, ty, that the mind almost refuses a l-elief in its statements. I venture t- assert that it is without a parallel in the recorded tian.-ac- i, f ni!iti on tl.e fieo r.f t T.o i-iviH.. . . t . . 11 i " I zvil eartn. iui pamiui ann iiumuiaur.2 a.- tlie facts therein co:itaini-l are to every man having represented us in this capacity Ijefoiv, his nets an wrll knmn to the people, and having; received lliis noiiiina tioii l.y th' iinaiuTiiou's consent of the Con vention, must claim your sincere and heaety supjort. rit'ii. JosKi'il 3ri)M. the wheel horsi' of I )eni(MT:icy, and ji favorite of the ixt j.'e, has Iktii for the. f.nulh time, without any solicitation on his part, iin:uMiiiouslv l:os'n a candidate? for the o'li.-e of I'rothonotary. 'e iieel n t sp ak of this man to the p-oph? f Cam hi ia county, as there is not :i citizen in it who din s not know hi m r who h is not felt the iM-nign influence tf his friend-hip, ardently devoted to the interests of his country, opposed to sectionalism, nnddviil in the wim1 a iJoniocint, we fijc uili-h-nt that he will ntvive the entire -tipjMirt of tho party. 1. S. N kin", the lioniiiitv f.r District Attoni.-y is likcwix' wll known in this c u;ity, hi" has lillol that oHii-c willi digiiit v and honor for tie last thii-.- i vi-urs. :iud as proof of his worth and I . tiieienev, the 1 )-mo.Tiev of C'amhria Susquehanna tp. Francis lJcarcr, Je- ! cmt. and f- t' nl wc arc willing to g.- ; m inn :i..n d no'.--, .., . rome 1'latt. the Adn.inistnition a'l i -.-11 upj.rt. gvucie- nxpiiiv. Tavlor tp. John K.K.nev, duo. White. I W, 'l liat wc aiv aver- t t:iv;- j (Im nilhi hands hrn, ,, . .. wAshinglon tp. Micluiel lirawley, tion for the purp , f coh.niz:ition or j in the Noilhem t.unt s f m , David lv"ir. j emancipation .f the ni-gr.H S. j which had not ct hi:, d--.--., ; White tp. Christopher Xwl, Christo- j . i, 'llmt the laish and d.i-h..n st j owih ts. ph.T Walters. cxivnditnrc of lnon -y, alls loudly for a j Th- teaiul.tts p.3i X,.r.; .. Wilnioiv bor. lohn M'Colui, (ieo. ' change of rulers, ami the restoration of the to their u'nio-t cjooeky ; Randolph. I reins of (loveniiueiit to the haiul- ol more Yoler tp.-Chas. Iiilestein,.Tos. Str.iycr. . faithful pul.lic servants. Mai. lioUTt Litziivn-r. of r.lackhck. ! AV -vW, 'Hmt we phOge our K".-s to a linn and unwavering siipifctrt of "the , ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing and II. C. I), vine, Esq., of Wct Wanl, KU-nshurg, were Im.jIi nominate.1 for l're- ; j(Jt tjK, i4.yiet., sideiit tf the Convention, and the vote The iollowing gentleiiien were n'.jwint- rcsulting in a tie; J. K. Ilitc, Ij., of a Comity Committ -c for the ensuing the Filth W:ul lolinlown, w;is called to year pa- 'liters. Th-' oath f jdl'-triens- v t rcl to over four h'i:i.h-d in -n. half of them had l- n - ITie Av:d:".n-he" s;.v- Y.A a!itiiori:is had orden-l . of the Mohih- and Hhio 1; ,. l2ida to Meridian. the Chair, hy acclamation. From HatlccU Ilfp-Jm, J J. K. IIITKof.Mm-tmwi Chairma'u J ( i:iv ni. .Iui- 10. 'Hi- i !. On motion of John 1. Fringle, C. I. Aly tp. Patrick Donah,... : lllack- , ,m ' I'. rshinr. Ks-p. was admitted to the . -"Y C "' V .,1 ol tl,,- hy y w 1 ti.. I.oU rt Murrav ; vnIe ti.. m. . . ., i - i of th-- Convention, f.r the purpose of cx- Mu,-n,y; CamJl tp., .Lno.e Duck: hTiir". plaining hi vote on the tonnagi tax fpi s- ' Carro'ltoa u Iir..., Jos. ph li. li.- : I J.t , ; ' 1 i .. t . ,...1. f::. i -l :.., ! i ..... i --. .,.t- ii..n t in., tos.-iiii ini: vii-:, in" 'i i:t. .io:t i . . i ( )n motion, the (.invention iirm-oil.il ..... 1 . t I.tir!i. . lei l.i!.i".r: I m.-ue.ti" Ii to I I i i I !!- .... . . . . , .. to nominal a c:;ndidate f.r State S nate. ' . . , , ,. , ; t ... : ' ' - ' ' : 1 v ' ' -" 1- i;i ni'Ming rd .- i-t-i :: t 111 hen . i .- M .!,;... Democratic A'omliisitioiis. Sf is S- iinl, R L. JOHNSTON, f Khenshnr. who loves fie punty 01 our national name. TSut,jcrl (o the .l.;-il,.u f the St et.WV.t a x lawver o! vi-t the character ot the ""ntiericn w!n n tt. 1 " . r 1 '... ........ . 1 ...ii. t. ... mi : -i-i, a: 1.1 i t. in- .-nil-, it you elect In in' npv Co!ij'eren:e. .4 i.-''iit!ii'f. C L. 1 ENSUING, of John.-tewn. jise tl-:.t committee, eminent alike f r theic ' ahihty. tiifcir patriotism, and their integrity ; together with the clear and unquestioned vidence n which they hase their report. rivet the belief in every cam'.id mind that ' the iipp.e truth has been conscientiously j rr"';im"f-ir. told. There is no escape f oaitl i damning ! ...... . , ,4 r , exposure. lis light is as scorching, witi.c.s, OLN. JOS. 11 D N ALD, of L v nsh ing as tnc hot blasts of the s ni'o:i of the desert. It will n t do for gentlimen on the opposite bide of the Chaud-'r to attempt hy ! studied silence toign-re its exist, nc-. It is j not a do.-uirsent to be tn aed in that ,v. I It emrn ates fr m a source or tt.e lrirl.e. t h:ie a s.-eoin! time, bv a una'u'noii- l .tl" 11. s.iee.e i nun as :i ca:inia e 10 . that po-iiion ai:o:h ; t 111. . Mr. Nin is th" nist pi-'.iiii-in in. II. C. D.-vin', K-q., nominateal I!. I Johnston. K-q. M. J. Smith i..iiil::at. d M. M. Adam-, K-q. ( )n pro-.i cl'ng to lia'lott the result wa-as follows : l. I J .hn-:..:i had ."'1 v. it M. M. Adams !,:.d j v.m s. The nomination of l. 1. John-ton, wa the!,, oil m. it ion. made unanimous. Isaac 1 . II' SI . lI!.!i.S i.-It- i.-l KitzhiLTer : Coti.-iuanuh to.. D.ni I Fa;- ! nn : v n 'inaiti I o . I-: -.mi Camph lt: Com. i.m h I". "J 1 W;.rd. Joha Hnko,-; :.,',-;:, ("itv I. on.. . " Owen M ('..If . v War. I. Th ua i- IV. .. . K.-t ii : Kl. li.rt... Wc-t W II. Ki ,.e:el : d- litin Ki.'.-tioa Disiriei. .laii . -?vl"( ; .Ia-ks4.i tj... J. lm Sn r : J !i: -t oin 1 -... 1st Wanl. S. !1 -..ith : J.ou- t..wn I'd V.':i l, S'.-j-h -; ( .. .. I town .0.1 Wanl. .la-. C. town 1 1 Ii Ward. Andr. a Yea on i 1 i. . J l" v t I 1- jji i-jai i"ai 1 . 1 . - ii. a'l'i i.in;..i ."."o ; . v :i wi: h t iti I .t .;i 1 Th - r a 1- 1 you have the a.-sin-ince, fn.m his p-n I i'e, Il nrv C. Divine, 1's.p, and John town "ih W.ed. Da.th-'. M...11-: ca'eer, that h ' wil! tnal o a lenit nt and ! ol.Ii'-iiiu ti'iiii-r. .iru Vis r'i I A rncj. Vlllh. S NoOX. of l-.Kn.-h'ug. res; onsi'ui'ity. It is the wo.k f.f hon st, j faithful labor. No malice from personal i griefs or political rivalry can be charged ! againtt it. Let '.:s see then how so f nr. so j able a report deals with the idol to which a 1 great party, has linked its si:, king fortunes. I can quote but enough to sli r.v th-i general ' license and corruption wliich prevailed. 3Iy j time Jorbuls more thin this. In July, 18C1, General Fremont, sur rounded by his personal and political f.ii rites, gathering from the Atlantic seabonr 1 j and tho coast of the Pacific, like vultures to their prey assumed the command f the J westem department, with the rank of Major 1 General : and established his head quarters f at the city of St. L mis. He proceeded to to inaugurate a system of military supplies, of which the Committee speak, as follows: " Th'13 system, alike fatal to th pecuni ary interests of the Government and the morality of the service, was r.:'t confined to tents, but extended to every portion of the held of army supplies winch was suUiCi- nt CW.-Mcr. JAMES SHANNON', of Johnstown. Co tmn issnjittr. JOHN CAMIV.F.LL. f Johnstown. -l "or". RO CHUT LITZINGEII. of Hhukliik. Ptvtr Ilu.e Iinrnr. iirvrx kctledg:-:, ,.r j.-imstown. 1 ! .IxMKS SllNNVMN, J..HN CMIT.!.1.U ' IJoiirur I.i iYi.ri: a id Ii:vix I'rri.i-im;k are npi.tllv wi ll known. Tl:ev all . .imm1 D.-m.H-t-its and s:unich I'nion nvn ; and are all id 'iitiile I with tin; interests of j this county. Although the emoluments ol' these o'li'-es a-- h ,' d!y woili conten- duii; !ii! vet it is of the utmost ini,or- tance to the people, to have those places , tilled by good and reliable men, we thcre ' foil' recommend lli 'se as sllrJ your ' suoiiort. I .-'i'- itrj th' nominations on : last Monday were made in g o 1 faith and j that he interests of the partv were cum ' sid .1. wo hope the pei jii-' will unite '. UjK.ii sh" ticket and stand bv thos.' i;oinl-n-itio.is, lliat we mav tl i- be :d!e to roll up one of thos;-old !'a.-h: .lie I majori t i s. The IK IiPl Considenihle zeal and interest w -'re manifested at the Primary Kl.-etions in ' tins county on Saturday last, and the dis- 1 rriets l-inlr fullv r.-i.n-seiit.d. th Omen- mcral Ic tf Vaint y 'oiivrntlon. tion, after 11 jx a ted bai:o:ing lor some of j the candidates, succeeded in 11 nnin:ithir a : full ticket. A!:!i udi this ticket mav Fursnant to the all of the Cunt Comniiit.'e, tii 1 ejnocra;i C-untv C;n vi'tition, as.-i'iiib'ed in the Court House, in ly fruitful to attract the avarice of this class I r.ot ni.i t the appro-mtioi. of a'l. and every r'ee!.d a l. .'hi, ii:-tant, ot men. llonest meclianus who fad tents i.i"- 'i-i.Mi.l -o -i- n,. 1 ;o for s;de. merchants who had sun, lies which 1,., n . r.. i nomination, vet everv oi.-tra-t m in Liirj uui.iiiiiiciil iii.ciir.1, .ii.i 1.11.11 iiuhi li.e j " countrv o!l.-nng liorses ano mules vere tv iia l a V(uv in L nvention an.; turned from the quartermaster;-i Hlce wit!,- j ,r r.vc that ;ts ln..lnU. .l.-ne that which oui a coniennce. ami onve:; ; nvn 11, r f:e coir:- 1 ines-'aes 01 tnc miu.'.ie men. t i-ec -mc. ui ; fi.miiu.li with the Government a prey to , int. iv.-t their rapacity. ' thev thought was wisest and h ' -! f th of tho party, arid th-' ticket c, J -., . . . , , : should, tie. it. if. receive the hone.-t sup-! .11.-1 btartmg with such a sy.-t r.i. o-.ea day . 1 , . practice under it was a new p.,;.e of cer- I ol ery I )e:noer:it. Al-h a;gh our " "!P" I'd bv.rg. on Moiidav, th at two oYhx k. I. M. The Convnti. !, w:;- ealh-1 o order bv Irin 1 Jntled,', K-q., Cha'rinr.n d lie Comity t 'oiiiiniiteo : win 11 the li lIoivii L-h'g-ites :q.jea'-ed. .;.-. :lel th. ir ctvden tia's. an 1 t'-k i!u-ir seats: Allegheny tp. Charles Fiiek, Mi. hae! A. Flair, wen-a: lriintl Si i;atoiial C.-n- f 111-S. m motion. AIe-.u.d r K.-iuiedv, fieri. Jos.-ph M D- nal l. and Micha. 1 J. Smith, were apjHiint.il ('.! ci . -.-i. nal C nfetu s. The C!i( iition then j.PMt-c-.l, .1 toballot for a candidate for Ass. mblv. as follows. C. K Fershi-a- I'.sq., had J. C. Noon, Ksq., Ih iuy S :uilan, Ks., 4i William Murray, Ksq., ' sKCi !il.l.T. C. K Fcrshln-j-. K-q., " I. C. "N.Hin, Ksq., ' Ih nry S-an'an. K-q., William Miiiray, K-.. " R.r.,.. S, ha-'i:m Fiv: Mi'l-rii'. Tliojil-is S.HTS : Minist er t'....!.i i: Ian: Ilield.,:,.! Jr. i.'. ' u.0.0 J ' a- Jol.ll- .!..!.;,- F. .. . M..-.-- : i;n- 1. 1 -t in .a: ( I-m ! .1 l y .1 e:;-,.-.i A! ! ' r ; . r.A ( da: I ll-., i..o ;.ul i lat:j"ita inn- :' 1 c 1- i-.'.i-' l.-i-.l.'c I n;. , c 1 n.i 'e. . ,.,.. 1. .Uil'... s. t-j os a",!;v w:.-. 1,1 vv a.,I -! morhil! tp.. Th .:.:a M'C I! 'V. I) Fe n:i t' , -I -In. .M:.:e, r I .. ;h 1 1 : Sa-.i.' h ..:!-. a" 1 I - I- . 1 CI otlS. 1 1 11 12 10 I OX D Iiarrv : Wa-hlc.jtoii tp.. J.!:'i C. N- 1 : White tp-, io... Walo:-; W i ia c. I In-. Isj.ac ' ike : Yl- r tp.. i h 1 hl.'st- ill. On motion. :!.e ' ' a r jii --'a.' . t i.-'it tie 01 1 I 1 I 'v a! 1 in:..!.. :n i a, -:na 1 Ii I I; .1. I- X: w oiit iii-ru ci. V..i:k. Xmv -'! joiinv-d with thn-e ';. r- l-r d lit and th D.-!!:o.-,.tle tiek. t. t, F A ISatllo Xfar t liailesf 0:1 F..KT M.o;i;iH'. June 22. 'Hie weath- irv. 'Fa- Mr. F. ishin.r bavins ree. iv.,1 -i t1in. er coniiiiues vi-rv wann and : ..;.. f .1 .. , , 1 c ! heat to-lav was i:n s-i-. jontv ot the whole ii'.iintvr of vot.-s was ! . , , - . . ' . i the sicam.-r Ad- las I .-e-iiv. I t !:v. dec.an-,1 10 U. duly iiomuiat.il, w Inch, h:iyu ;1S 1Ms,. .,- Mr, Ni.r Wil- on motion, was made unanimous. i minui ami Mrs. So, 1.1 -.n- II 1 Vei v.! The following candidates were then j.:t pnxii-d.-d 1.. Wliite II011 o.ail. uit C.-Tili . :f 1 f .ree at Vol.;!. h : bv l-J. i ;n :i i..h- th. I . "I 1 1. - t .',v; : 00 : 1 . . r . 1 i1 j inf. live 1 . at t -wa- o 1 t., 1 i':;ri. v.'iio to i-it ij.e 111 tloliil ination ii,,- Froih- n .tarv : (leo-e ; an"-' Ho-i'dals and nmn-ter the si. k j 1 -;, - ' ' : I ... J - ... - - . .1 -a 10 1.; o. ; ' ! l. r .. ii.-ar Fi i'-a - i lflV.s. - 1 n:vl wound il. Tiiirtv Si n s 11: on.-u: " n-e .jo.-i .vj- 1. -t e! ruption. whether in fort'fyi.i-.: St. I, u s. at i own p 1.1 !1f v. . . a rltl.l K ,tz t li n ( I.ivirninor.t iS A .H iiHfi 1 or iu thtt'iiifii.ite folly of bulSdin- a .rth- ! .Vt' 5!nv w'n;"? siciif..-.. f'Tgn.-.n. less pont.v.n bridge at Fubiea'i. at another these and all other co:'.sid--ra::vis fir the I (. an.bna tp. -lohn M F.: ide, William loss ot ilgo.oOO; whetm r m ord.-e.ncr ti e ' ff!l(. T) . ., , ..,. i J. '1 construction cf rainoid cars. ;it v ?73,000, or in the purehasc ef f..ra.e, Vy , ,M,r ' v,1 z :::.,us'y ba;:l - which JIOO.OUO was plunderel from ti- for the election of ti:- mti.v ticket. people: whether in the piec'ia.-e f arms, ,. . , . , , of clothin-. the buihhn 1 of b ats. t!,.- ,.r- 1 '" ',n-J :,t V" ' 1 Dimond, Klishn V. Iaither. Jerome Strittmaitcr, F. Anstlon. Weak- CloaraeH tji. M. M'Mull J. ( Ir.'sb -p'.-r. Ch--t tp. 1. (F.'.l in, 1 all i.-K Coneinaa-h tp. Win. Adams. David -.Tuhn r,vi i.rt!... T) ..-,,-, .. .1 ' a. 1 icrnev l"-s "f 1 '.."'. (r.ivi.. 0. f ;!e 1. .:-t.. 1 ' 1 'hi'uia -r. 1 " - ! Can-oil P.. 1). ins F.uek. chase of horses, mules, an-l their c-.ir.- of D.-mooratie part v p b 1 :,r.:moimt i (. :iTdtown lmr. 1 meats the rent , f houst. . f barracks. f ov..r p;.:soal ina rcsts. and we sincere- ! steamboats, the Use of ranrea.-s and the . 1 leicgrapu lir.es, in ui., m everytiai'.ir. i-veiv- . v "t--" .. " "..u. 1 j. ( j where, all pervaamg and oii.nipo m i.t fr aid to I hk'-wiA- and b con-:l r how r. at cf the lioldest and in. st aild.lcleil.s fhar !:.... :.... . 1. . , , . ; 1- u!'-m.po: laiHV ,.. 1 .i.KK-raiie in-- uniirni". acter is discovers! and dr.iid to , 1 ! ., . . iight by tne labors cf this c..!ii!ief:'. I: is ; "in.h at this tini- v. li.-n our nationality ",:,l Sp.nngs Uir. "Iliomas F.yrne, not. sir. p. it. pitiful, sneakin ' f:a-.d. but ' 5- h.'.-.r.J ,t..:. ii .. ..... ..r. t..- ; Nicholas Nag!.-. fraud of Juan tic dini.nsi. n-. and .f darinj : - . . , , " . ... Fat anic a-p-ct. It is f1:o,d mi. h as a err-. t ' ,lw ,''n" u "i"" r' : Fanner. aud a.-niii'ig consul of II me mijht c n.mit ; t beh.H.ves eery hon. st voter and Deia- j Conem.-m-h ln.r.. 1-t Ward .some a-ian, an., oopu cni provmco. wnen ; (H.n ;u ,e land to siand llrmlv bv i C-x. Km... Jos. Fox!. ne cast i.is amo.s.i-.i:s an 1 lon'.uj gaz the imie,ial purple tnarke.1 the career in all 2-s of those who ; the land marks bv whi.-h oar I'. r-.i!... entertained tht; usurper's -khins against the ! . . 1 ." . , , ' Cambria citv Inir. Owen M'Carl'nw, hU-rties of their country. That I do n. t j t'"1' 1 pV!lt UiW iXvA U1"lr John Kvan. ' itate this case too strorply. 1. 1 the f.liow'u g j 'lv'",s' puduinv w- jifoqH-iMl as :i nation, j Kln'shar Inir. , Fast Ward Thomas extracts from the report before me bear wit- j We j.hiee the entiiv ticket at our mast : M'F.ni n, (In.. M. F.i d. neTue most stupendous contracts, ii-.v lv- 5,',l toihenon.invs brief y, ! )'; ,"ir-' ,Vsl -""I ing an almost unprecedented waste of the i although this is hardiv n.n-ssarv as the ! 'i', "i!"- public money, were given out by him Gen. t;ckc, is w (,f?K), ! j Iremont m person to fav writes, over the , . aanu ,i 1 lo.-key . heads of the honest and competent . fli.-e's ,n,'n w'' arc AVO" kn:swn to the people of! Jacks, m tp. Ilenrv Fae,-, Simon appointed by law. It soeml to be his pur- ! this com it v. ! Dimmir-'. pose to present himself as tV e-mbodimeot ()f II. K Joiixsp ,v .,, Wo I1(V(1 ! .h.hno.vn 1n,r., 1 st Ward Daniel of pol;tcrd and mihtarv p wir. an.l to show i 1 ' I-Hl-' n(H 1 ' v: :.ri. i i.. 1 - i .1:!.. i. i..-. ' 1 .1 .... i nn..,i.. 1 ... t. . - 1 : o. 'r11- I i del ick.-. aaixr: i-y i'.s or i- iiu. c-.n-iai t now little he i -.. a womi, as ne is CMimsivi'lv .:epenae.i upon tne uovensment ot his conn- ! kno.i to the JK-oi-le of this and th .-.t urn.. 11 uiic until us laws. , ,1 1 1 n " !--iH-i.li iii me i.-ui'i to sian.l liriniv uv 1 Vjx. r.s.. .ins. lmxliT. It U " such as "ha" ! tl:t '"H'XTiitiefaith. 11 .wer loosm -r -ij;t of' Con-mau-.h K.r. 2d Ward John liar kins. Lewis D.-iner. I Johnstown bor.. 2d Ward Slel.hen ..ii.. ... ' 1 ii- , Lonweil, James Dow: niev. its regulations and its rv-bev. Of enr.-e .'oir,';i? bounties. Mr. Johnston jhissi-ssi s Johnstown 1kh, od Wanl John Friu- Mich an example c uld not be otherwise than the acquin iuents to make a "hx1 and j Michael W.hmK contrgieus .he whole f,me-work of the , o:n.Ieil statesman, l.o is .1 well educated '' U.r, 1th. Wanl An hvw pohtical and military fvstems. as orgar.17.ed , , ' j Yea-lev Ceor'O K-irtz bv law was embraced and disou!,r and cve,-sant ujxm any subject of j j'u wn .-thW:ird Mexander cnnv.nat insubordmation everywhere 1 r"- : international law lw.sl.l. l.r. ;a d-;ilfi.l ,r ... 1 r j 11. Jim 'I . . .1. V. 11IH . d. bator, and if elected to that position I.retto Kir. George Yinger, S lvester will faithfully contend for the int.-n-sts of i I-htle. his constituents and will iearl.-sslv battle! '-villeKir. Thomas Scott, Thomas I .iinie. Minister tp. Gittrge M'CuIlou'di. I). va.led. There cotiMbenoolrdien.ee wh.n the General c-f the .hq.artment openly t eijlit an! practiced risistaiic to the laws as a right, if not a h;t-. There could he no economy where the General exposed himself ontinually to imnutations of lahorirf in Lis great cfiice to fee-1 the jrTeed r.f hisfol- for tlic Union and the Constitution ujhiu th side of justice and truth. Mi;. FKi:snrx';. the nominee for As- towers for gain. lie ix-cnpio.' with his fami- lv and several mmlvrs r.f l.-s vtiT o ..l.', palace, and lived amid its luxuriant fVrnL ! "'u'.v Hainan most con.-ientious ;uid ture and glittering wares, at a stipulate.! ex- ' sinceiv, whose character is that of hon pense of $0,000 per annum to the Govern- ' . , 1 , . . ment, at a time when th homs of miHions '' a" 1 "''ty, nnd is well f Ti he 'WitiHwT.j known to every citizen of this com if v, Farahau-rh. Kichland tp. Cleorge Onis, Ixiwis Dtinmire. Suinmerhill fj TamesMT)unn, lliilip Skelly. Summerhid K.r. Michael J. Smith, Alex. J. Coulter. I' lv T" TI.... II T.. 1- T" ' 1 - . a!-o arrived ,n th.- -t, atner and h M.Knv, Fees J. Lloyd, K.-q., N illlam ' ul0 :in,iv ,.f i.,.,.,.,.. M'KiH-an l IV-manl M'Co!an, II-j., when ; The Meamer Ad- laid- the Convention jiroedihil to ballot. After t -n or 1 lev. n liii-iiccessful e -iHn-ts to el 1 1 the iioniiaations wen; reoj-n.-d. :.n i (ler. MDonaM. F. D. F,a:rv.'i:. F.a k andW. Ivilt-.'ii, Ksj., wer- put iu ii..;: ;n iti-a. After s- in" further balloting. C n. M'D ti ald ivcei in -: t;,.. ia :e- w.;- l ei.i imI duly eleeted : : n 1 11 in :i :i. his 11 n..". nati. nwas mad-- , n n'oioas. F. S. N.k .u. I ".s... T. 1 1 1 ye: . K-q.. mid Ji.ci. F. F.i'ii K-q., w ih- ti p'.-e-. d in li.imiaation i'-.r Di--:'. l Att.-ni v. !:i the first hallo. Fhih S. X.ki;i. hisvintr the lafest muulfM- of votes, wa-declaivd dulv ;" ( harit v aiTive.1 t.i-dav from White Iha-- Foint. I I- am that the K.K-ls ojMi.il oti (. n. 1 1 aki r.- ad v:"! v wi;h shell but did no serine dam svsc I I.Hiker an.-wenil f.mm n of . ur i.-erful hatt.-ries ja-t ciaple o I. thr. ii!g h-:." y sh-Ii-. which was s---n hy Kf ; - in .ne of tho lower iial' 1. .. - ., , 1 M h . - t . II to.ss" vt St. Mark-. Ti- v d Ld by c'vjliT-.- rv-'. '.s 1-It water: tv... wn kllhd. .Wihe in n-'lnlr.-r. e.ij.t ;n-.-.l Tli-? Co-ui- clh-ut i.h -n p.:" '.n. n-'tic ii ;h. li.-tL.r of !"..; and other ui thh-at i- .;i-. a; : d.!.::tio'r the . -ah of -Til""t:,:v . ;!:e r. !1- 1'. 1 iel.;;:j polity of IM- i C". .".:; the a; -. a: t e:..- m iii.-ui :.. s.x.-.la.I. ih- 1:1 il,.- t ;..-!va- - i.i'-i.-l ;h..i F.. 1.1..-; .; ;.n.ed stie. ; l.i.- ,-.:. i;n o;.! p. Fi"a. 1 .ir tiit,.p art' reps-s.-..t.-.l er.:h-,-ia-:"e j and l-.-d f.r M..i,to..vi.-rv. ::t th -p.--. of" a l' at and -hi-i-hc bat- I o I . ti .;, 1 7:ii. a.-.-. -u: . ' Mii- is. :v st:::: nod h :: s.: .Nli .l.-i u :t. 1 Fh-' t-h I ,s M..V1-... T ..... . - : , i:.-.- can- b ii.iiiiiiiat.il. Tie n- .i.i'nati" n was ma.l 1avtic.n1 iis. A ballot was then had fr C'..mh:v Commissioner, when Mr. J...-i Can-t 'i 11 having a majority of a", the votes pivs. at. was dot-1 arii I duly mcnlnao d. :.n I the nomin ifn in was ni.-id-. en.uilnious. The foi'owing gentlemen w.-iv nomina- t.il fr Auditor. l oK-rt Kitz'njr. JaoI ' l-'ivii!i ii-r, John Hearer, Jas. I and Feter Chri-t v ; w1.-ti "ii m ti. -a. II Kitzinger, was iiomina'c I bv :'c.-!.-uaa;i n. James SliauTion, va- th -n n inai-.-it. d for Coroner, by a-. la:n;::". n. Tlie f. I'owin -s g, ntlem -ii wctv tim:na tul fir Foor I louse D:i---tois : (Iero-e Oi-ris, Fa; rick Farran, J;i...h Homer, Ir vin Kutl.ilge, and (Iti.rge Knli. Id. On the s,-eond ballot fl. Ioitle-lgv reiviv-.il a niajonty of the votes present I A. M. The st.aui. r j fiom ( 'itv Foint !a-t e.e-i .1. iuni. then , - T1d a d.-;.ateh thnnig j '1 i.i" Ihi iiiaoTid pap -rs . a. I--1 a--con,i: .f a a-rn- .1 1 i.i:- t-- . i 1 .1:' . : 1 1 - i. -. . - ! . I i:a i 11 . : - i of ( o. in h The ...... I'M 1 Sa' 11. 1:".- eon- ' - ' ...1 .1 bhi. lv "ba'ih- ' ' t'-''" F ,-! a fought on Moudav hist, Ktw.i n the f. 1- , -',v-' U .ntag..ni--h i-ral n-i -imems and a Uitt -iy of n --. .1 ' ju'is an I a pan of four otpt.il. rale nei- I ieo,,;- :i,d a bri,?.-r- I 'Hi., l.-.ol.. 1.... "1 ..it i .. 1 Vi.-ksburv: IF". .-...in io i .111 11,: . 1 1 i i . 1 11' I v I ! loss on Kith sides J 't 1 l t r 1 ne v iiai.osion .1, rn-r-i sod ihat t! i . -lae. o 1 , tii , , j liattle Would K-rx-iiewnl the n. xt da v. K'H-n .y, j ., I i xpiess.,,1 :q.pn h. -.isioas 'or the siti iv ol t.r-'c ty m -o-;-s,ip.iC!.ee of the x'iati tion of the S .uiheni Invps, and the !..--of maav o'lin-rs. ton -nils Kvans and Fin-Ih-t n c .mp'i- iu in. nel the trooos for iheir lesiv. T-e o -in.?: -r ,,.T..r tl... . 1...1I- -a . i I ' ui'-.ita-il aihl ti; a'l a-- ' -' i' ,-ii-Lits vi tut. j-ua.rt.us I ... . , ,,. and batteries. j Khmoud. ie ar t Th.. .1..,...f,.1. c..,- W..e. .. . .1....: 1.1 ... ; of jheari.iv of the Mi ...v . . i . . 11 . ,111 I I. M-lllMt IH.I1 Jai-ks.n has Kr n Iea il v n i:.foi-ce 1 !ai.-lv I.a!".I fiom ?Ieiiiphi Mi.mpiu-. Satn-.lav. Jn:..' - ' i'ihe i Til 1 We hear liiat i.-o. r:.l 3 ; a',d fan.ily lae i. ".! -i -i- to M.-rid.a .. a id !. .j ' have o-.'-t-i -.a j- " ;i -: . .' The 1 -l. :-;.l -e ,!V:- old p-.s'i'.o ! o: 1'iil.iV -; '4 he t In-aa 1 1 .' ,-"' - ' I... lis the t. i'.it 1 " -j -- a'. M-tNI. ' "'l in. i I. .): - F :iu-.i:: Fichraoi: of the ar ftlhev th ;r fi' lieval. A and that the Federal oilnnm mist cith r will K- left villi the h -lui-k :i election was tie"., d ela.l i;ii;;nnn;-a-. James C. Nih-:,, K-q , J. K. II3:e. and Kdward (llass, v.-ere apj-.i lied c , rec to ajiiMiint a SenaiorLd !. l. -ni,- p, attend tlie Dein oei-atie State Commtion. M. J. Smith, John dx, K-j., and M. lirawley, wre aiiinte-l a Commit tec to pivpare- resolutioiis ; who rojKHl.il the fol lowing, which wciv unanimously a 1 .jited: .'.-. Ji;, ? That the D.-iikhm-icv of Cam bria Count v, now as hen-tofuv, cherish cmli'ii.. ..t-l-.P 1 1- ..... . . ,1... clui- anv step toward 1.. . -- - ...t 1st. tv t. 1 . 's- nit- a ei.'.nii--. , , ' , his, . v a.nd.i s mi!., r Ih-l!is. I'he Clre iada A !-. From 31 rm uli is. Mi ?:rin-, .Tun- I4. "; .,. , w. W;d laee lias n-sur.i il o.mmand of ;he citv. Hi- fr.-t otli.-i.-d avt was Jo take p.wsi..n "1 the . 1 ''- ollie.', which ha- Ken t.m-spt.k.-n in its sympathies for Seo-.-i. n. T. W. Knox, of the New York ., , and A. 1). Fichar lsivi. of the T,;bi..r. have Ki n apjKiinted to sup.r is all edi torials which may appear in th jajers. Tlin-at.s have Ki n made to tear down the Union Hags 11 vino; over the house of that Ilo'dv Sprii, s io- . n-'der-ible toree .!!!:"' r ton- last. Thev made l: : suddenly and m... h eon 1- n 0 Hie 1 VoMist Mar-hall Is am -e:iers captuml. A triii wa-:-leave for the Hint'., u;-n t T. -' eif the citizens .itteaipt.'-l to an unakitnl ntfection forthe Union of our ! L, , i 1 - . i-.ti 1 .1 - n I !n.u Ha.- lssuol orders m-tmol" th. lathers, and the Constitution of our e-oun- .lpli t . . , .... ini 11 - !l try. .'f.-.-e.7, That we will choerfullv con tribute our mite to the National Tiiasury and our sons and brothers to the Na tional army, to vindicate the Constitution and I-aws, and to put down rebellion, hut are oj.jiosol lo the expenditure of cither blood or tn-asure to e-arry out the extreme views of jM.lirical AK.Iitionists. IJ.v,f rc!. That to restore " the I'nion as it was," to jivsrc "the CuuMitutioii as it is," is the aim of cv.-rv true Domo- for the purr lose e-ea; :"vr was fuvd on, and I.leiit. II-" others were kill. d. No public rt.rs n tna.'ii Sprinirs. Tlie Mobile A. of th 1 ' ' uu.u.i 10 MiiK.i nomi anv one atieuiptmo- t-;..i 1 1 i. ......silii' to liaul Iown the fla-s. or etrlerimr to m- -.. . e ,1. suit or molest the resident citizens who was to leave on Wedaed.iv 1 r have thus manifest oil their devotion to the j..j,, 1 niou. ; Onlers have also leen issue.1 to inipris-1 Mekci rial 1iska.-i.s .t t- ' ' on all citizens carrj ing concealed weaji- effects of Calomel can K p rr '"" ' . by Dr. Inland's ar.ti 111:" :" a' " Guerrillas are pawling 1 a mm A the S,e advertisement cf " Great Or. omntrv. I- ivc won arrested Ia-t ni dit .i 1 , , , r otlicr column. , 03 llie jackets in tho suburbs ot the e-itv. . -" Owing to the seanitv of change, the C7 Jonns v. Crivley".- C"'' J 1-mnl of Alderman vop-,1 to isu ?1,H- ,K,W f,ir sale at II. C lK".inc"-
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