r - i- -v. J. S. TODD, Editor & Publlsber. WEflffESDAY AIGUST l 1882 Democratic dominations A uditor General, ISAAC SLENKE1., of Union County. Surveyor General. JAMES T. I5AKK, of Allegheny County. 5-1 i v CT i Capitol, the foul abominations of Aboli- gtmotrat nub StxAml . t.J,snij wliich have mt Jesolatlon from hearthstone to fireside and furrowed with ; sorrow tlie checks of countless parents. ! Thus these hyjiocritieal and ill advised i solons came hack, not with their former ' avowed measures of conciliation and peace, but with fire aiul swonl, bending the Con , stitution to the shrine of the negro, and discussing doctrines the most utopion, liave created heresies against freedom j which are gaining new proselytes in the j Northern .States, ami which if not stopped j will soon number the days of American liberty. If the rulers of the nation do ! not hurl from their councils these wicked 1 propagators of unconstitutional doctrines, and steer bv the landnnirks set up. bv our j forefathers, we shall soon have lost the great object for which we are contending, the perpetuity of a free Government, for 1 which so much blood ami treasure have '. already Ihmmi w;i.-ted. And instead of a ' united North, we shall see the worst ! species of anarchy, national confusion and J sanguinary warfare, that ever desolated J the homes of a civilized people; we shall then experience the Jacobin days of ' France, and in sorrowful reality feel the ! sad calamity of indiscriminate murder and rapine. e lo not vvi.-ii to uraw a pic ture too dark, but we say to yon freemen of the North, that the block of the gullo tine has already leen laved in Abolition ism, and if you b not aroused, if while our j brave volunteers go forth to fight a Soutli ; ern foe, we at home do not fight the dra gon of fanatacism. which is distracting A'ollce. ; the North, we shall Income accessory to We attract the attention of the Demo- ; the issue which will soon spread the des cratic County Committee to the fact that jM,t's absolute power, over the liberties we they are now left without a head, in eon- now enjoy : and if we do not seize the op sequence of Mr. I lite having gone to war, j portunitv and ensure in the good cause. Stale Senate R.L. JCIIN6TON, of Ebensburg. Subject to the decision of the Senatorial Conference. Assembly, C. L. PERSHING, of Johnstown. rmthonntary , JOSKPH M'DOXALD, of Ebensbcrg. District Attorney, rillL. S. NOON, of Ebeiisburg. Coroner, JAMES SHANNON, of Johnstown. Commissioner, JOHN CAMPBELL, of Conemaugh Boro. Porr Ilotme Director, IRVIN RUTLEDGE. of Johnstown. and would suggest a meeting of the Com mittee at the Court House, in Elxmsburg, the irrevocable time shall have past, "lor the iiiirLt comet h on when no man c:m on Monday, the 1st day of Septemlier I work," and then we shall grieve under the Democratic Address oftue State Committee. Our readers will recollect having read the conservative and patriotic nddress of Mr. Hughes, Chairman of the IX-mocra-tic Central Committee, published upon the outside of our paper a short time ago, which from its first apx.irance lxfore the public was, and is, niost bitterly assailed by the radical Republican press, as trca sionable in the extreme. This is, of course, nothing more than could be ex pected from men of the Greeley stamp such as the editor of the Pre, the Xorth American and other ultra dependants, whose minds by a systematic tuition have been narrowed down to a single idea, and continually looking through the dusky glasscs of Alolitionisni, no wonder they should see "treason" in any address or measure that would tend to unite the PCO3J pie or end this releUion, the pJitiej source from which they suck the sus tenance which makes them servile crea tures to the liascst of doctrines. But the reply of Secretary Sward, in answer to the request of Mr. Hughes, that he would consider the important measures and aid the Democracy of Pennsylvania were Grecly and Lincoln In another place will be found of the President to old Horace emancipation letter. We have not room to publish this impertinent letter of Mr. Greely to the chief Executive, which was an. insulting epistle, in the name of "twen ty millions of people," demanding a proc lamation trom his Ex"ellencv for the im- In. j cr The following tribute of honor and j "What I do about iv ti und a reply ' respect to the memorv of Capt. Andrew race I do because I b ;. , ..LK .... c.:.. tv.:,: f J to save this I n.on, and uRt I f. - I turbear tiecause 1 lo not b , -w. :, 1 ... 111 " ' 1 ?ons 01 temperance 01 mmu c gve the ni .n. member is justly deser"ed by the heroic j "I shall do k-.-s hi: , r , ,n:1nm-r in which this fearless man lxittl.1 ; heve wluit I am d .ing x " in defence of his country. He fought 1 .1... 4l.. ..f ...... ll.priinrli I t and I shall do more wh ! iltiiiv iiittre will blo liie -,.i I shall trv to convet Mexican campaign, anl when President : .uw11 to U. , !Tv,r. an 1 1 -Li - r i , views so t'a-t as thev shall mm . mediate emancipation of the Southern IJncoln called for assistance to stay th slaves. It will be seen by the Presidents 1 assassins hand raiseil against the honored ; tnui views. 1 1 . . 1 . I . ry . t .1 1 . .1 . ! "1 hae h re si iteo i. jv ; reply that lie does not intend to gratify : cnsiini. Captain Ix-wis threw asi.Ie the'. . . . 1 the fanatical whims of these arch distur- j iinplements of jK-acc and having behind ; t,.nil no n :i;i;r;U;on ,,f ,v t lxrs of the pace, and a rebuke to this old ; the allurements of hoi..-, marchel forward : jrsoijal wish, that all n'.-u Aloliiion bummer, who has labored zeal- J against a Southern f, through the could be five. Yours. swamp of Virginia when he died bravely j " A. Lis, fighting for the vindication of that flag j Sr pA,-u Auut 20. lvv and the authority of that dovernmciit j the Miun.-sota river. ously, for the last fifteen or twenty years to bring about this unhappy state of our country may be useful at this time. If there is any Union feeling left in the South, it is not Greely's fault that it was Lnot extinguished long ago, and it would seem from the tone of the mammoth ori cle, the Tr.huue that neither iis worshij pers, nor the great high priest of Aboli tionism wish to see the Union, ever resto red upon tle old basis; for if those schemes of immediate emancipation were constitu tional, they are absurd in themselves from the fact, if the President would, to morrow, d-vlare the slaves five it would rea-!..-, which protects us in the lilierties we en- j night, state that the s.-.mt- , - - ; mmilter of white- sdreadv kii J : ... 4:.... 1 i 1 " !-' 1 willing to give to the Administration, for mi- mull- !-h-wm ... 1...... UM- ivnnllirln make tiiom holy reWllion, quite defines the 'treiison" of said address. In his short letter to Sioux to 1 live hu:idre 1. ba-"ltn the numb -r of Kj''. - , along the roads and trails. I; j. all the mission, wv-s w.-re k.'.lv eV-d I i- i;- s,.- reii iii ;:t:-oei;i-s. Ir. Tren: r Julv. A. D., 18o2. while in the iH-rlor- . , , , 1 . - .- 1 . ,c alone. tru-.iiiZ ti...t 1.1- kiuv.i.-1 mancc or the noble anI itatnotic uuSv ot : . ,. - 11- delendmir our (lovenunont on the fieM ot ; , . ... T.ti'utl...i..T.-l'I.ill tnl in sa :re s!I-. II - r.rv IIir.iii.vM Division No. 81 Sns or ToiruvNCK : Whki'F.as, In the Proide;iee of an j ..i!...: . i.-.i 11. !.. i-... 1.1. ....-1 t,. t-.. 1 ... , , civi.i:.'l 1:1 Iia:; move inm ur nnusi our esivniei umi 1. . 1 7 i..f An.ln.. I ; , . 1 .. 1 ; .1 .111 c pr t r. who ha- s;. X 1... 1..1 ll.t lit. .II 111." -.1 il .IV it I and traitor- kittle. aiiai.ist a vile, iiisi lion ous nlleHion. Therefore. .1 . Ti,..t ..r 1:,-.. ! ls 11 IllU.-i , - - , ., , ),,.., . .. . , , il:.v ii!.'-. u.v Iik' li :i 1 . 1 :.. . . .1 :.. 1 ! v.apt. .lirew lywis our o.lniuuiin na- 1 . . . . , - , ue iiiain 10 me iiiosi eiiiiuoii iiiiwi. j lie i ;;m In , u- 1jjt .g. ucy la-; i.j-j'it. that we uinot nach the slaves of relx-l: our Chairman, Mr. Seward, says " I in anus until we first drive them from Lnd acquaintances respect. d him for his ! ,1kr '-'T- lu J." 1 " have read the document," (iXm.x-nitic their strong hold, and in or ter to do this J manly merits and kind heart. I m "'"V "l W.wn iMdT '-l'--'- Adlre.s) "thus s.ibmitt -d to me, with a ivf-want a unanimity of s.-ntiment and a! . AVWc,', Tliat in bis death this I)ii- j .'J"',," ian.i!' Is in ..P -.r. hi rli m-mu-t fur the intfi.n-itv hv whi. li '1 c .1 1 . .1 ' sion h:u lost one of ii- most active, d-Vo- j i . ' ' ' liigii resjx 1 ior iik aumo.ny oy Iiannonv of action throughout the entire 1 , , , , , ' isi? d I . -..v r tm !. : S :r: 1 .1 , j -.1 r ii .. i t-i and zealous meinliers, a consistent alio , ... , , they were .ssucd, and with a full eonh- Nor;h. H.mhv the wiekechn ss of this old onT an , hi ...Uv a kind a.vl ? w n: to e,, ry hn,-,. deuce in the sincerity of the devotion to crusader, in inculcating d-xtrines which affectionate hub:md and fash-r. if , . ' J";,IV ruvl pairu -ti' .. ... , a it- 1- 1- , I ' : i.in.- n 1 1 ..iti.ii 1 l,t-iul l.iiii i. .r- I.i- t-.I.-Iit- a I . i.iv.i, ..... ...... , the Union, which, as their author you have avowed." This plain decision, coining directly from a cabinet ot'icer, should be a rebuke to those grovelling curs who have J-en barking traitor and threatening the dun geons of Fort Warren to Mr. Hughes next, when and where they- can select j renroach. of hai;i" ne'li"entlv h-t sin, l. ! together with the entire Committee, for another Chairman, and transact other j blood-bought libertK-s, purchased by our j endeavoring business of imiortanec devolving upon said fathers of having bartered awav, bv our Committee. j lethcrgy, the inheritance of our children: What Is it lliat'ls 'strengthening rememlx-r liiat a grave and momentous tlie Rebellion! J responsibility rests upon every loyal ci ti ls it because the Southern people are zen, to meet and face the issues which become tired of the old Government of ; will lx? presented this fall, that while our their fathers, and wi.-h to try an experi- j heroic compeers are battling with reliell ment ! Is it from conscription and cter- ' ion, we at home loose not the great prin cion that their ranks are swelling, or is it J eiple for which they are bleling: theOe because they are Incoming delighted with ' toler election is the fulcrum upon which war that their armies out number ours ! our Itcnihtcd Government will turn, and upon every battle field ? Are these the j it i.- only by electing conservative and stimulous to the Southern revolution? j honest men to fill the places of fanatics in No! it is the incorrigible and uncompro- j the guidance of the nation, that we shall mising spirit of their yankee brethren, it j le able to ovcrbalanee the foe, for if the is a vvui.t of confideneo in t - who ad- ' ruler; t!;c:vof be .-lvad.a.-t and un-wervim minister the Government and of a satisfied j in the prcscrilxnl injunctions of equity and assurance of guaranteed rights being pro- j right, the foil- of rcliels can never destroy tected. j our Government. Freemen le not delu- Nearlv two years ajio when South Car- I ded. for the inevitable fate of our count rv olina shot at Fort Sumter and outraged j hangs upon a single thread, and at the bal the ensign of our lilerties, the world lot lx this fall vou ma v s.ive or lxse all. Hiwnsl at her folly and madness and i If vou reinstate the old Democratic can have no either tendency than that f distracting the masses, :uvl of diverting the war from its legitimate n Is. nearly all the other States, stung with the insult, sent up the unanimous voice of ex- party you may yet preserve our fri'e insti tutions ; but if you retain the Uepublican ecration upon the ingrates who would at- j power in Congress, your Government and tempt to destroy our noble Government, j it sacred privileges are gone, gone fore v There was then a harmonious L'nioii-Iovin" ' er, carrying with it. into the vortex of tsntinient, lxth South and North, j anarchy, lh only legacy of the dving and eace dwelt throughout our I loor m:m to his children, freedom of entire domain ; and Congress inspired ; speech and the lilierty of coiisi iem-c. with the first impulse of loyalty and pa- Tl.en Democrats and loyal Republicans, triotism, in Kith branches, almost imani- : let us throw a.-ide the twittering simpers inously resolved to vote men and money : of discord and unite upon the great 11a for the purjHse of bringing retribution an 1 j txmal platform of DemiM'mcv, the only speedy punishment uKn those lawless per- j org-.uiizjition now in existence, cmlnMlying jH-trators of treason; but, nevertheless, ; principles broad enough to met't the issues decreed that it should le done in the true ; coming out of this fearful crisis of our spirit of the Constitution, and that there ' country's history, that we may wrest should be neither interference with domes- J from wicked hands and from the verc of tic institutions nor infringements upon j inexorable ruin, the only free Government the legitimate rights of the cUizen. 1 on the segments of the glolie. Let us Upon this basis the President called for ' elect upright men to represent us in Con- to keep alive the great prin- cipies ol Democracy. Hut while we cm mend this fi-mk acknowletlguient of Secretary, we think his answer to the main features in Mr. Hughes letter, a very wishy-washy paragraph. While Mr. Hughes assures the Administration that the Democratic party of Peunsylvu will lend their utmost efforts to Crush se ccssionism ami rclx-llion. but are unitcdly opposcl to AlKilitionism or any otlier poli-y that would tend to destroy the basis upon which our Government is founded, and asks the co-operation of the Administration with the Democratic jarty of th North, that they may the. more speedily and effectually re.-tore the Union, Secretary Seward evades the question by tilling the Democratic Chairman that if he were as free as Mr. Hughes, that he would go about the country making ap peal to Democrats and Republicans, AKjlitionists and Slaveholders in Ixhalf of our distracted country. Now this is juct exactly the great object the Demo cratic party wish to bring about, to- join together in lomds of friendship and unity A Pi.i-.mi Fkm.vi.f Among.-t the de finite numlxr of curiosities irpon exhibition in a "side show" attached to G:irdner & I lemmings" great trav elling gymnasium, was a fat girl weighing six hundred and fifty nnds, and hundred of jx-rson. after having I icon to see this colossial mass of feminine flesh and blood, relumed by the way of E. J. Mills & (Vs.. store, and after buying and trading with them, went home fully satisfied that they had 'seen the elephant" and more than saved their cxim-hscs to Eliensburg by purcha sing from this cheap store. C3 Tlie new tax law is the source of a most troublesome annoyance to Mr. IJncoln and his Cabinet, from the bonis of small fry joliticians s-hing offices ami appointments for the collection of said levies. We think the Ix-st thing the Pres- .'., That the Divi-ion hereby ten der to the widow and chi'dr n of our es teemed and lament--! 1 trot her. our eon 1 lence and sympathy, in tit is- their sad an 1 untimely ljereavcniciit, Ii 'lrt'l. That a copy of these resolu tions lie h.-md.il to the widow of our de-vas-d Brother, and that they 1, puli-h--l in the llln-iisbtir jrqv-rs. C. T. Kor.Ki.r. Tn-. M. .Ionijs. W.m. Tn.iirr. ( oliiiiiitlii. CCJ Ivead the advertisement of Mr. John Park, of John-town, who has ivtk .i 1.:. mi, ...... 1.1:1. ,...,f ..-wi. l..... in- i.i.i.. .i.i 1 i i.hi ii. ... ...... ; run i.e;:!-v. hmi ;: w. j a designs of monument and tomb stones. were burning. He iLii.1 i;h r with prices ranging fivin $ 1 ,50 to 1 .0:)0. J""':.: the Sio,:x. a th y j.r s ; liSiaaoie aiT.iv. ! A re'isb!e l.-:t--r. Aiw -d iV.--i, 1 says: 'l iie ij:'i: v d..;ie Kv tl.t- ; of the -i'iiI.-i - i- inn: ' of wo.' can hardi v 1 i - in M' lx-o-J. M r. ! Paul and th - ad; 1 available h.ir-e ;,v b :Ji 1 a -urt ol w . v. Yj ! natii:i:;;-. .vni !g iii. n-c j Agi-ney were N. (iivvii3 a:i i ;.. ;i"!v ! Galhraith and chli Iivn ; Dr. v!, : and family : .l.ihn an 1 Ivavar! ; , : n ! two iai--i. inari I.. v. Dr. W. ; son and Mr. lorn:-, i Ev-fi e.-ci-i ir Sib! -y i- zv -.v ;.. . to the tv'i.-f of Fott Li v. IJ. ; ' St o:li::g band- mil 1 in c.irrv i cue. r:-. 1 ari 1 .'. -rat. s- in-ni . : he wil! ..:.ly b.- to. haj.py to ti.il ; fill sijiit-r itan-ls f 'as a:; ? ' il ir.:,;ii wiMi tii -ni. .M- 1 i ii.v ; i I r. wr:;. - ; in I i ! i- r- on th.- 'J ! - ,1. the disgu: I.'am--y 1 1 . SiiVs 1) iejt l-,.rt til -g',-y W-!-t- l; -!i two !i:H.- ind Fort l.'i.Llev. :v, I :i :;i i" ;.i Illdl IT.- As a sx'iilpturer sowl gentleman, hard to lat. John i C3 Tlie following n-smlution IX'nvK-ratie State Central Cmmitt on the 2'.th ultimo, adopted : wa the held 1 unanimously pan "i :); -v .-u; Use. A. 1 i:i , 1 ti-v .''.'', 'Ilia! th-' Chairiil:m call ii.n ident could do just at this time would l.e I the loyal men of Pennsylvania, through to press them into the service as the most j cfiicaeious means to rid himself of this H?stiferou nibble. Kuinors of battles and frequent skirmishes come to us daily from the wars, but we have no authentic intelli gence of any big or di-isive battle. There h:is lieen skirmishing all along the Ivappa hanoek, lut the losses on cither side have not been great. Our men hold some im- of purpose, the great masses of the loval - . . 11 wtr't int twwitn me ki-k 1 -t Imt 1 1 iH.Hile tti onier to maintain the v. onstitu- 1 " v.. .... ...... v.. ...v tion as it is and to preserve the Union as I nver which the enemy h;is several times it wa: to do this and cn:h out rclollion, unsuccessfully attempt.-d to secure. Tlie is its holy mission, and it was this, un- rtl 1:1 :uv endeavoring to g't in the rear pulse and love of country, which prompts! j ' vur army by the way of AVanvnton, Mr. Hughes, the Chairman of our State ""t o'r Generals are apprised of their volunteers, and seven hundred thousand strong and brave hearts rushed immedi ately to the rescue ; and action was, at gress, that by sound enactments they 111:13 encourage the President, whom we le iieve is yet disjiosed to do tliat which is tlie Di iiUH-ratie Sf -m-liii ' ( ' iiimiiti.-i - the several counties, to m-ot in the several cities and counties of the State, at sii h place's as shall lie designated by the sai l Standing Committees resp ectively. n the 1 T tli of Septemlcr next, t -lcbrate that lay as the anniversary- of the dav of the adoption of the Constitution of the Unii'-.! States. willing h;i.i Is ; inriry puni.-b'n u . in tli ilr 1, niscutv ii s.i- Hi und.-r arm- li !.; I Siou in i oth-T tri'oes fiom Nrtif r : J-i j Cueri lll-. !Pc;r:-dati -.' : Mkm:-iiis. Angi;-t '2 . T j dr.-d gu- rrilla. ..pt-l,-.- I!- ; 7 1. ' i a tlcvasitnd I .' ' cot: n. r l J til oth-r th-j:'datioiis. w;.:.n: :". '.: Ietter from IreiIent Lincoln. : davs. Keplj to IIoi-ace-;reeley..-j It is report. Vi that (lem rai ii:.v Tlie I'reUlcnt'H Iolicy. j :,nm- is .-oii.g West from I.i-;1. ; - Committi'c, to address the Secretary of State, njon this grave question, hoping thereby to cfK-et some measures between the mutual co-ojcration of the great loyal party and the Cabinet, whereby the Presi dent might soon scatter the relx-ls in arms and restore jxace to the country. 1 movements, and will foil their plan. Dik.p On Sunday at his residemv. in Carroll township, J.vcnn Lithkk, Esq., in the 7th year of his age. On Saturday, 231 i'.ist., at the residence of her son, John T. Williams. Maky Wiijj vms, wife of Key. Thos. Williams, ! deceased, aged about So years. The following letUr ws to u ; tMal the j--oj through the regular Agency of the Aso- ! ciati-.l Press. 1CU A". ' Kxrci mi: Mvnsi. n. ") Wasiiincton, August 22. 1So2. Hon. Hu:v k Gi:ki i.ky Dear Sir llolig liie 10 t'l i with the annv. tain th i- : . other nioveabl.' projHrtv. Will'.' (iep. H..ev"s D -:-tuinng to II l -'in. from Cia- ' ! men Mere ki!I -l and .-'veral w I guerrilla. A large rm ":.! have just re-eive.l vonrs of the P.Mh int.. addnsscl to inys"lf, througli the New ' 1 ork ni'iiw. .id t- have b. n d -strv Ie.vii; (;i.,:- It lliere In- in it any statement or as- pt-t 22. CeT-t. ( l vln's .- sumption of fact which I may know to i Indiana, were un-.v led at Kci h' In erroiu'ou, I lo not now and ln-re con- i tt-nh trovert them. "If there le anv in fercners which I 1 may Ixlieve to K falclv drawn. I do iH't once, instituted, which promised soon to j right, if guided by wise legislation ; let us restore tranquility to the nation, lint, l prosecute this war vigorously against trea ala, ruthless and designing demagogues, son, in the spirit of the Constitution, ami ripe with Abolitionism, spumed abro:id ! we shall disarm rebellion and join togcth the vilo aflluxion of .heir wicked doctrines er a distracted North in a unity of pur with malice aforethought, against freedom j pose. This is the only way, now left, by and those conservative measures for re- which we cjui re.-tore the Union and pre- conciliatton, which would have made a ! serve to posterity the Government of our speedy overthrow of rebellion, ;uid scat- ' fathers. And again we sav to you, free tered tlie doctrin- s of secession to the four j men of America, if you let this oppoi tu winds of heaven, till the atmosphere be- ! nity pas, the days of recovery will have came polluted with their nauseous exha- j gone by ami the United States of Ameri lations, contaminate! and defiled the ! c-.i will be chronicled amongst the c rum hearts of men who had sworn by the great ! bled republics of former day. the ruins Searcher of till hearts, to support the Con- ; of her Capitol to Itecome the hiding place stitution; and when Congress reassemble. I, of owls aiul wild herds, as are now the a majority of its members returned, sea- i mouldering tower and forums of ancient sick with tins upas contagion and puked i Pome, where Cicero poured forth his ci forth, iu the rev en d halls of our common quince to a once proud constituency. C2 Surgeons will be apiviintcil f. r jiL different counties for the puqxise of ex amining the drafted soldiers with reference to their ability to do military dutv. " Thy will Ik? swoni to act honestly, and no cer tificate from any local physician will exempt a xrson : neither wi'd the oath of the person seeking exemption be re ceived, but the whole matter will rest with the examining surgeon, to be decided upon at his option. Cir The Lady's IVxik for Septemlier is well worthy of praise, Tlie engraving, entitled "Contrition, is certainly a rare gem, ami is a nice emliellishment ta the book. This magazine is a very fit com panion for the female and an ornament to any parlor or table literature. , Moktvijty. The consort of Oliver A happy old age and peaceful di-solu- "7 ,M "' - I II there le tion are signs of a pure life and of an un- : t- t d v . now and here argue againt iliem. perceptible in it on impa tient and dictatorial tone. I waive it in injured Constitution in youth, which may I deference to an old friend whose heart I truly le said of the.' two aged mortals, ' have alwav suppocd t lx' rirht. who have endM their earthly nilnrlinnw. ! "As t the ix.Iiey I seiiie,l to ! iir- Pii:i.vi:i r; l.. tt,.v i.: 1... " h-n?.' as you say, I have not meant to , that Cbarle- J. Ing. t-.11 h tenia v :il:mo.i:t. bv ."!ii .i men and three pieces f artili--an obstinate re-i-;-inv. in wei.-l! win's men killol and w.-nnlel t ' " o n-lnl. (iol'v i(i suit'. it'V. : ins- :is vrii v.iu:-l tl. 1 ' p.irl ..il. Ai.i:i -t or Cnvi:i.i J. Iv i' - III v. Am. :.-.!: the hcentHHW throngs of the crowded j tlu. l Vlon. j wouli Mve - llC lKir!cj5t world, but sought a more useful life liy j way under the Constitution, extending the Ixxn of civilization, far into "The stxner the national authority can the w ilds of Pennsylvania. In childhood's : ,K r00 the nearer the Union will I , 4 -"..ii -.! the ITnion as it was. years they came into the deep forests of 1 uir.i i .1 1 u If there lx' those who would not save the Alleghanies, which were then only j tiie Union unless they could at the same marked by tlie lurid path of the red man ' time save slavery, 1 do not agree with and the track of the wild nanther. nnd : them. ..ll-.T-v. . '? 1 1 . 111 iy i epmy .viarsiiai r-uv n . un-ler heavy K ml for langu:..'''" ' the I Vmi x-ratie m-n-'r'g o! S.-.::.r . ; have lived to see their efforts crowned and to leave peaceful homes to their children in this picturesque mountain, which is now marked by populous towns, where the ring " of tlie anvil ami tlie shrill sound of the steam whistle tell the pngrrss of a Washington. August 21- l',:"r Jtoh.cn, ot J'Jnla.l. lj.lna. I.a in a recent skirmish in Virginia- 1 shot in the head and died insir.n'."; Tlie recent oxiulsin of ro!n' .V . j'lI'.V III.' . J V ' W . 4..V .lll'' - and the onler of the Gove.-nnie'.t i..i r ii.w.i-i:..i- . 1 - iMTii, vi &..v iwiviv iun iisii, wS HHiriOlt 1 yestenlay, ami David James, (North) lias i o- followo.1 to the grave, three of his children ! mountain for the last few days, 1 I who d'n-d of dvplh ria. j most delightful. " If there le those who would not save the I mon unless they could at the same . ding the transmission of int. -V- j time destroy slavery, I do not agree with j tliat quarter over the t-legra''h. l-: them. deretl the collection of n-iian.e i 4i My iaramount oldect i to save the i : Union, ami ixt either to save or destroy J slavery. ; or less extent during the pat 4(lt I C l ill 1 C1VA tli.- I.. m.u. -4-.ll.,4 : .li.nirv n-1.i..l. ....-. r. ...ll i.t - W. " - ."..- ... ....... '. 4 Ittll II 1. IIJ. ... S " 4.A.4I .4.lj i freeing any slaves I would do it, ami if I : bv the relcls to cr-x- the rivr. 1" eJTTlie salubrious weather of r ! ",uW. ?ve U ,,v freeing all tlie slaves I each time sia-c ssfully n p-i! . mnii i 00 11, ami 11 1 coui i save 11 ny iree- one insMncc o.uite a iiumo-r ei j tremely dillicult and almost ust' S'lnething hasKn going 'ii te , ' . ,1 civilizetl peoiile. JHiriod 1 ia Vecn ; ing some ami lea iug others alone. I were capture! 1 would also do that. J good spirits. The iriw;.- u
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