lf.'wfr "ll Hlib (iuinrl . them three year ago, that if they elected j Profligacy vf tUls Administ I a- the liberties of the joor man, we may
' I Abraham Limvli', a a ctional candidate . tlou. truly mourn over our condition and the
-)
J. S. TODD, IMIlor & I'liMlsIui
Lcyioci atlc Ticket.
(rorcrnor,
GEO. W. WOODWARD of Luzerne Co.
Jtti Ije of ike Supreme Court,
WALTI.R II. LOWRIt:, of Allegheny Co-
Assembly,
CYLlkS L. rERSIIING. of Jobrstov. n.
Register mvl Ile&trdcr,
JAMES GltlFFIX, of Johnsto n.
Treifiurer,
ISAAC WIKK, ft Wilmore.
1 r .i i -i m i v i i It is stated bv some of our cehfluT.
fur the 1 residency, civil war and dissolu- - i-iii.iiic.,
i tionof the Cuion would I the natural I Uiat thu 1VuVwst M:u' ' this District,
. consequences ; but the people flattered by j luUS rcot,,V1''1 or,krs flom Washington, to
the promise. of designing men. Altolition ! KmVP ,Le $300 aS !m Ib ob,
demagogues, grew lieedless of the adinoni
1 tion. If you reflect, intelligent reader,
i you will see that the Demean. tie partv
; has always leen watchful, faithful and true
: to the interests of the nation and the wel
fare of her citizens: and. that her predie
tions have, alas, been too true. She, agii",
i sends her warning voice throughout the
j land, and holds out the last plank' of
! hope to a dispairing people, already strug-
gling in the waves of Abolition fanati
j cism. Will you still spurn her protection
j and unhced her guardian voice I No,
fellow Democrats, we hope you will not.
It is you, the-vW-, who are the true and
i legitimate sovereigns of a free country ;
and each and ever- man who is a ciiize n.
has a responsibility resting upon him,
; and a grave and importaLt daty to per-
j form. The humblest citizen in the land,
! though lie may not have much influence
Commissioner,
K. GLASS, of ICtensburg.
Coroner,
WM. FLATTERY, cf Johnstown.
Auditor,
F. 1 TIEKXEV. of Cambria Tp.
l'oor JIou.se Divert or,
CEO.M'CULLOl'GII. of MunstrrTp.
jVolico.
The members of the Democratic County
G-mmittec, are re.pits.ttHl to meet at the
office of the un.l-n igaed, in the Borough cf
Ebensburg, on Tuesday the 8t!i dav of Sep..
tembcr next, at 7 o'clock, P. M. A full
utter dance is desired.
iVM. KITTELL,
Aug. 25, 18C3. Chairman.
COLA TY CO 31 M 1 1'TLK.
WILLIAM KITTELL, Chairman.
M. M'Guire, Juhn Smith. John Fervor,
John M'Dride, Thomas JPKcrn'in, Wm. P.
Buck, Joseph Cole, Montgomerr I)ouch's
Joseph Gill, E. Ik Duune-an, John Camp'
iH. Michael Berry. Iiitifcar.i S,,ir,.n
... T-T.. ., r.,. '
iiiiain ivuieii, I nomas
M lireen , Irvin Riuleilge. William M'Kee.
John A. IWus, Jiiines F. GimpbtU. A.
Kennody. 1MI. ShJtls. Jan,. IVWr.v .T..1
Stull, Tetfr Dougherty. George W. Stall,,
WosepI, A. Dimotid. William ATG-udi
George Walters, John M'Colgan, Geor-e
Wasburn.
Grand Mass Meeting.
TITE Democracy of Cambria County,
will meet in MASS CONVENTION at the
COURTHOUSE IN EI ENSBURG, ON
TUESDAY, the 8th d.iy of Set ten.ber. at
3 o'clock 1 M.
Turn out Democrats, anj prove by your
prtibeuco that th-Frosty Sous of Thunder"
uie not ioditroeut in this hour of piril io
the " 011 Keystone State."
Many distinguished si.eakers both En"- I
i.Mi ana uernian nave l--en invited. Promi-nentan.o:,-
vrhcra arc Hon. Charles Shaler
Hon-.' Wm. II. Witt-e. Hon. Ileist-r Clynn-r!
Hon. Wm. ErJer. Geo. Northrop, Es,p
Hue. Henry D. Foster, ILn. Win, A. Wal
lace and ethers.
COMMITTEE.
'. S NOON.
11. L. JOHNSTON.
EDWARD GLASS,
- BAENEF.AS M:f)i:RMITT,
JAMES C. KASI.EY..
Ebvnahurg An-. iOih I&u3.
! over his fellow man, has, at least, con
! tvolover his own vote, and should consider
I.lt
wen, now ne exercises that sacred privi
lege. In a Democratic government, all
j power is vested in lhcjxojlc, and if th,y
watch not their own liberties, they can-
not expect to enjoy the priceless boon,
j We exhort you, then, Democrats, and
j conservative men of both parties, who
have been inveigled into the rf.-loyuI
leagues of Abolitionism, to come here on
that day, and listen to the unerring dog
mas of Democracy the truths of Thom
as Jefferson and his illustrious compatri
ots. Devote u iittle of your time to vour
country, and unborn posterity -will vet
bless you. Democracy calls you, and
your future liberties demand if. Lav
down the implements of toil and stop the
plow in its furrow ; come from the limn
house and the anvil, the work shop and
the counting desk ; come, you who are
the bone and sinew of the country, and
assist and sanction by your presence, the
promulgation of sound Democratic doc
trines. Upon the 17th day of this month is
the anuiversaty of the adoption of our na
tional Constitution. As it is more con
venient, let us celebrate the yearly return
of that memorable day on the Sth hist.,
in accordance with the appeal which is
extended to us. Let us show our deter
mination to perpetuate that sacred inatru
ment, which the. enemies of our country
have ruthlessly set at na.i-bt. Irt us
show this Administration, that despite
their wicked threats, we intend fo hold
Democratic meetings in Pennsylvania,
and that we intend, peaciblv, if we cmi,
to defend our liberties ; but forcibly if we
must.
lrom ibis draft
j The Constitution declares that the Ju
I dietary ah,e shall decide unon tho nrts of
Congress ; but President" Lincoln, usurp
ing this power, disregards the most con
cervative branch of our Government.
The most inconsistent decisions and per
verting interpretations of the hateful con
scription act are sent to ditlerent localities,
to suit the morbid fancies of this wicked
Administration. The profligacy of this
Administration is just beginning to devcl
ope itself fully to the minds of the people.
It has already ben decided by able law
yers, that the three hundred dollar clause
in that act, will exempt a c.-r.script for
time year?, or during the timo for which
he is drafted. This is the plain common
sense reading; of the law, and, no doubt,
the intention of Congress in its oassa v.
That act plainly gives to the unfortu
nate conscript, the choice of three things ;
to pay three hundred dollars, fuinM, a
substitute or go himself. Congress h iving
set the price of human blood at .SoOO,
and declared it ciiiaracut to a suhs!itti:e
,.!. tit" '.
n suouiu oe oi no concern to the uniortu
nate w.hf, who may be robk-d of his
sustenance, to pay that stipulated fee,
neiuei uus -vaunnistration can procure
enlisted men with the blood money or not.
We, however, advise tho.-e who have been
drafted, to procure substitutes, if they can
be got for the iSJX. We do not b.Iievv
that any Court of justice will sustain the
interpretations of that law by 'this Admin
istration, but so long as it remains in
power, the liberties and rights of the ciii:
zen will not be respected, nor hae we anv
assurance that judicial deeishms will, at
all, be heeded.
dgenatacy of our race.
Tkachkus Institute. The members
of the Cambria County Teachers Insti
tute will hold tlair semi-annual meetin"
in Wilmore, on the 2Sth, -29th, and 30th
days of September. It was to have been
held in Lorctto, but the Committee, find
ing; that a suitable building; could not be
procured for the occasion, concluded to
hold it at Wilmore, which is, probably,
a more convenient and central ' place for
the different members to convene. The
subjoined programme of exercises have
been decided upon.
Oktog a apii v. Class drill by Mr. Tiios.
J. Cusipuiau. Lectures by . Messrs. J. F.
Allen and W. H. 11. Futtr.an.
Rkadino. Cla-s drill by Miss Julia
Wii, x m Miss Sue Maghc'han. LtcPire
uy i) miei v . nvaiis.
1'bnmaxship axu DaAWixc Essay by
Mi.-s Jei;nie bterlinp
-Mi-NTal Akitiimi-.tic Class drill bv
ir. iieiiry ijiy.
Wkittkn- Arithmetic. Class drill bv
Mr. J. F. Parrish. 3
Lkctvue ox Mathematics. bv Prof
D. B. Mahau. J
Dentistkv. Dr. S. Del ford will visit
Chest Springs on Tuesday the 15th inst.,
where he will remain for seven or cH;t
days. Persons desiring d -ntal advic, or
wishing to avail themselves of his servi
ces can call at the house of J. R M K,n
zie. The Doctor is very skillful in bis pro
fession, and moderate in his (barges.
Tlie neatness an 1 durability of 'the. .work
he has already done in this county, are
among his best recommendations.
niijht.
I Kilt
The Apyi oat Jain- ;ilis.
With mingled hope and confidence,
are the heart? of conservative men look
ing forward o the approaching election. !
I he result in October next, will be by far,
the most important event in our history ;
for on it depends our future happiness and
prosperity,, or our misery and political
! damnation. Tt I n.- . o
.... mii-ii iti,o
j when we say the enemies of our free
j stitutions,- the party m iowtr, are
IX mo ms. Ils.ny. I deavonng to change our Government into
Aoove, we publish a call for a Mass j a sort of despotism, by which they can
in-cn-
The largest meeting ever assembled in
Cambria, i a;itieiited on tlmt day.
-4 TViiriilns.
llie people, having been taught bitter
lessons in the school of experience, and
yet suffering from the effects of having
departed from the troths of Democracy,
we have cause to hope that thev. are wiser
and that they will not, again, be'deceived
by the promises and snares of the cm niv.
let, it is our duty to waro the unsuspect
ing against th tricks of the cr.cmv. Th '
Abolitionitts seeing no earthly chance of
defeating the D-mocratic ticket in this
county, by an opn light, are now seeking
to scatter the IK nv -emtio vote, through
the agency jf nu-,jaiic Damn: rut,: Al
ready thixe of these polished hirelin-s,
secretly employed and pai,l by the Aboli
tion party, have announced themselves as
independent candidates for office. A secret
enemy is more to f ared and watched
than an open assailant; and the Demo
crat who arrays himself against the regu
lar nominees of the party, is a renegade
and an Abolitionist at heart. lie should
be shunned bv every honest v-.f.i-
most pestiferous enemy against the liber
ties for which we are now struggling.
Iherc is no excuse, whatever, at the
comin- election, for a Democrat to " split
hi ticket." We have a good ticket, com-
j.os,, id noncstauu rehabh;m(U; and it j are about to
"3' tan- unswerving course and liberal
support of men and measures of the tarty,
that we o:ui expect to defeat the enemies
ot ttie Constitution.. We sincerely hop-.'
Ge. GiiAi-uv.-Class driil by Miss Lizzie
E. Roberts. Ix?otiue by S. B. M'O.rmick.
Ukammar Class drill by Mias Mry
M. tSiV.tuk. Lecture by Mr. S. SiimiLtoii.
J ssays On the importance of Educa
tK'ii to the individmtl and to society, by
Mi.-s M;try J. J,.us. On the proper
i.ieth h! of elevating the science of Teieh
in.Mo its proj er place am .n the learned
pr. tesMons, by Miss I!an,ih Evans. On
the lnliuciiCtf of n,tillineo upon t!ie
morality of a community, by Ruv. U. L.
Aui-evv. On Physical Culture forming ue
ol thu br;mci.(s tt instruction i ourcoin
nion schools, by Mr. fSchwurtz.
Si !:.1KCTS t()l! GeNERVL DISC I SSION
H.-so-ved, tbnt public school Exhibiti, ,;s i t -n
joii-us. What bn ks on teaching should
be n ad by the Teai-bir ?
IhM.OtCIl I.M MOVEMENTS The Ho-
r- ,1. l.'.ol , l i
'""s" ameis nac :-gun in oanicst. to
improve the apjx-arance of our town. The
grading of Julian street towards the ra'.l
road depot, is ra)idly progressing, ''his
will be the most direct route to the staiion
and will enhance the value of projH-rty in
that direction. The' Market House" on
Sample street is about completed; and
we may now, no longer collider ourselves
in the backwoods, but rank our town in
the catalogue of modern cities, where we
can procure the luxuries and substantia!
things of this life, nnd purchase the staple
productions of the country, first handed ;
and at much more reasonable rates than
we are now navinc
t o
Stalls will b-. immediately rented and
persons having marketing, will be obliged
to sell at that place.. "Poll in," then,'
"competition is the lifo of trade." "First
come first served." It is exacted tint
tin's enterprise will be mutually oonvei.i-
ent lor Iiotti producer and cons
cOMMtMOATKIf.
F-r the Democrat an! Sentinel.
. Scandal.
W e have read in the newspaper sever
al communications on th subject of ' Fale
bearing ami scandal,' but whether our
quiet little village is, infested by .-.ny of
thirf most loathsome clas of individuals,
we are unprepared to say: but, ibr the
honor of our town, we hoot; better thin --.
Oi all beings who live on t'ois boaeihbi ! s,riIM 3 cv
globe, the si.anik!:ei: is th- most de:-pi- j 1, r, o;uht.
cable. He who wick uly nv. I m diciosislv I The M 'niters ar.d I-.,.,,
assails the character an d'att mots to ia-t Pa.rI,,o ,u "I llt the !...
thf retnifMttnu if -i r,. !.,- u'.tr... .i.,. ; Pails.
nnd, on Friday
threw a fifteen inch sh, ij " ,
charged with i I reck ti,v. " 7 '
afternoon Heauregard sent .1.
truce with an urgent prot.-J
i4 Greek tiiv" as a viilai,.','
unworthy of ciw.iz.d iiat:,
nianding more time be ai:,,w
the women and chii.hvn.
The English, French an-!
sins also denounced the s!
by General Cilmore,
time to remove sul..
tive countries.
General Gilmore ve.-t r!:,v
a renewal of the demand f T" -t
of the fons and public p..,p
gard replied by asking f,,r" u
forty hours.
General I 'ilmoiv refue l i0
more tiiiie or accept any i.!.l f .
an unconditional sunxi" .T
At 12 o'c lock last i;i.Lt '.-, .
the city with Giv-k tav u ,
It is generally tho;i;
ai.'i
3 j
t:. -
I" r.
foul breath t)f m.m.
rvi s to have
1 The
re is uvid !:! v
the "s'ow unn.oving io:seorn poin'ed ; Charleston. It is not I" !; v t
at him .through ail th", journey of HP." j nre ov,( T Uvt'nty 1,1 ia r
He ouglit to lie marked " like Cain, w'oh : tor- The whole renr w.-.i! , ,
the the brand of infamy upon bis foiv- : our 'iieps r:t-s t-:ireU- ik.-.-.g,
head, so that all might 'know and sli.ui ', lure- The s-a wall U x".W. .
him. We would as s um sue f,T q iar-j ln0 PLi:)S of S-vn.: -r
ters amonjr a de n of vine s. as export mer- : "'"u'i!l '' on soi:ivan s Piai.,'
cy from a retailer of p-tty slander and i The balls and sh.fs fllltll t! J
village gossip. The man or woman who ! Went Wlt1' crush mp: -tleet i!:t0 ;
makes a business oi cirenhttin" stnall ! Sl,!nl,,( r Had not the f -j .
serajts of .-caniae, is unlit for the society
of the good and virtuous of the e.iitli, anil
is only suited to live in the dark and
gloomy regions of th ir "native he!!,"
irom wnenee tticy sprang to curse the
tair earth ior a season, with their discos-
ting i:esenc-e. We are slow to believe.
that within the bounds of
of tu:r D.-aceiul
vihage, are to be found any of thes. hy
t . . i ... t , . J
iinneiiatr.ible. T..t
inced that he ce.uM h ive j;r..'.g
whole wall of Surnpter with tk-JL-in
a few el ays.
i ne i urns oi ."sumprer ar
the guns jf Fort Moahri .
only sullk-ient men in the
. i . . i i.i
me reoei 71. ig np. i
away every few hour
'J his nionr.i.t; t. s jt
Suciprer is u ruin down i j ;
"f e-ai' in -nts. Tne K -.
mounted n its w.-i'!-, -,v, ;
I lie sea bv a v eii-dii .-ete.l - I
day ai; !no,,:i.
The s li I i. a;,: ;,. ..
Ilo-.v ; ..;
I;-
ruins to
l.t:,-r
'Fh
.ok i.i
1
lie ch.;s 1 ;
oi i.er i:
i . .
1"LT.
suiiht.
Union S
ei-U!.. .Vll examination -f
---- v4
teachers for the Union School of this
place, was held under the auspiecs of J.
Frank Condon, the new Superintendent,
on last Monday. Certificates werc -ranted
to a nunib r of applicants from w hich
the Directors sd t-ted Mr. S. Sind. ton
as Pi ineipal; Messrs E. D. Evan,'l Dan
iel W. Evans and Mrs. J. Clark as sub
ordinate teachers ibr the e
coming term.
na-nea ie.1 m nst rs those foul ;.t.1
damning pests to peaei ful society these
living, moving, breathing rr. v,t i:s. We
are not disposed to believe that amng. o'r
population, are to be f.ond any of t! e e
masses of cor: uotion whoso" breath is
pestilence and whose touch is contaio.,
whose foul bodies and infamous piac;ic s
pollute the earth aii 1 taint the cr- at;; :os
phere whe s'e mean cro; pa t i n ar.d das
tardly afts. 'make the v; ; v .1
and call upem high heave n' for 'vengr-a-ce r,'! l .'
from the ilcness and inalignftv f sl.-?h st.ioi' that ;!
whose minds the most innocenr d not 1 T'-' "? ' " i'h a c i-.
v scape whose ganjrivncd hearts and mis- j ;l; !" -f ; -
orable souls only leap with joy an I ro'.y i 'm''-111' i e i" o.
fat on luxuries. th'e fair fau'c !. re:vi- j r':i';lt0 """' ' Na -1-tation
of these imsusnvotin.r liciimj :',-!. . ! CV.Ta! w- n;
en and lie Itoneath their wit!;ei in-, bii b
ling touch. From h -?e chara.-ier iiv knas,
these luuling wolves, th. se desj;oihis of
virtue and imuence, these cowardly
assassins who smile in yonr face and stab
with a look or a nod from the-.
i . .
pnantic and tn achcro -s bh t h s
. 1
C ."( 11
V-Sin.-:
1. !,-,- ;
T.
UOen !
-mvi v, nose pleasant coimrenances and
fair exterior would lull you into kviumi-'
secmity while they mix the poisoned
Iwwl, and administer the f .tal drau-ht
y11 a gracious smile and loud protesta
tions of love and friendship. From iicb
roof Arc . . I . . -ii
...... i i ucse, we win ever
"Good Lord deliver us."
IjOiarno Pa.
:he oi. ht
to r-:n
near 'IN b -
passcng- : 1 ervw
rest t.se.:e,I. Ae,
were sev. r 1 o.b v..
forms were thvhlv st
r-a;'.
' s-
t:
pray,
Jim: .
'um'' Ul UJ0 iocracy of the entire hold to the usurpations of ,Hwer and keen i r r - V I: ,iMvri' ,N'"
County, in Kbe-nsbu,-,, Tuesday the Sth the people in section, ly the bristlin" ! 1 Z n T '
inst , nt o o'clock P. .AL, by a Commit- of glittering bayonet. Their scheme r ? 7 ? ' "
tee appoir.h.I at the last meeting of the apparent in every " order" and mad at f rl g"" voting
Democratic Club. j that emanatos ,Jm J of these miserable syco1 hants.
erv
to
'i'l i . , . .
iuii. iiirv iiavi; iuir nn v -n.i.M..,j r. t-i ......
.. .., "I . J -' ""in K.-jr ii.e fhita.lelplua Juun.al
Wo hav, nh-eady noticed this meW ! the teaching , Z L ' I 1""" li'orlJ,
but Ike Hcim t and enm,,; r!i . .- ' i,mw,u l,s w,,at Gov. Sovmcu
(unon 01 i.4vu .vciciseci a paruzan lia
ue. democracy is so important, at this
particular hour of our country's need,
that we venture a-'ain to exhort it. .....
w mv V
School Dcoks. As our Free Schools
open, we state for the benefit
of tho.se having children to educate, that
I.. J Mills ec Co., have just received, at
their store, a fine ' assortment of school
Wks, suitable for beginners, as well as
the more advanced scholars. If they do
not please you, you need not buy ; they do
enargc anvtlnn-r for show; ti.. .:
t - - - -. uui
t)(tt
coi tds.
ir
with
sends
pie to attend. -
One by one our liberties are being ta
ken from us ; nnd Boon we si. all be envi
runed by the chains of a growing despot
1- III. li 1 . rr , r f ., ,...:.,-. 1 .
nor aaeinpt to res.st Iris e ncroachments.
'Hie patriots of the revolution warned us
against secti.mlism, and foreshadowed
the cii times i.pon which we have fallen;
but an incredulous ioopL grow ing irl
ratlonrl g:atness. pnj basking in" the
simian- of freoloKi heeded uot-the advice.
The Dem cmtic party ever jealous and
w-atchfa! of our liberties, since the inaueu
rafion ofThos. Jeiferson, has continued
t.wnmK rl'e a-ainst Abolitionism,
tue blov-L ovci-.v.hLh cur apilhy' and in
daTcrtrncu have stumbled us ; but the peo
ple heeded not its teaching., It warned
liin 1 'in ! wlmca : j .
Fystem of bitter oppression, unc:;ampled j take with reference to the o .LJ,y,..
. I : t r. , . 1 '
'" iaintpean eJespotisms.
Whether these things shall continue
and demagogues and speculators shall fat
ten upon the toil of the ,,ocr man, or
w hether this Administration shall be hurl
ed from power, is a question which the
sovereign people may yet determine. Our
candidates ind our platform are worthy
of consideration, and should receive the
endorsement of the people. In our standard-bearer.
Judge Woodward, we have
a candidate around whom the aflections
of the people can centre a man whose
great and good qualities, of mind have
well fitted him for the position to which
the Democracy have destined him, if the
people only do their duty.
Killed. A boy named John W
I lonter was run over by a train of cars
at Wrilmore on last Thursday. He died a
couple of hours afterwards. '
"li-cu ic a:ai lav have so fivptetuly de
nounced as unconstitutional? W h.-thor
the Governor will fulfil the solemn pro
mise made to the people R fcw wets ?
Or w hether the presence of 40,000 Fede
ral bayonets has struck terror into his soul
i ..ill . . '
m.u uuueu one more to the long catalogue
of those who have proved faithless to The
huso oi constitutional liberty, and who
have betrayed the sacred trusts which
have been confided to their, keeping ?
Governor Seymour has certainly, failed
to fulfil his promises to the people of
'HW lorK? and we begin to entertain
fears that he will back down from the
high position he assumed. The eyes and
hopes of a liberty-loving popple have been
turned towards the Empire State ; and if
Seymour, a man whom the entire De
mocracy of the North, placed confidence;
hetrays. his constituents and btuters away
tST "We look upon the Sewing Ma
chine one of the most benevolent, as
it is the most ueful, of modereign inven
tions. Of the many before the public
none are superior to the Wheeler & AVil
son tor utility, beauty, reliability, nu,l
cheapness.' .V. y. Dxitch.
The above .Machines arc sold by R. A.
O. Kerr, Altoona, P.
2-Governor Curt in . has rhsked hi
reputation, and in nwny instances has
been neci'e.l ndr..r...,. i: i
... ..iacuuiiig ins power to
promote the comfort and secure the con
tentment of the sol&cr.Ii.publk-tMjxyja-
AIto,.Li,'c.oll',s "reputation," the less
the AbcAiitionists say. about it the better
Members of his own party, in the Pitts!
burg Convention portrayed it in lan-ua-e
too pointed to be misunderstood. " The
great solicitude he felt for the soldiers too
had better not be referred to by ih --,. ..'
ernor's friends The i,per 'soled shoes;
and horse-bIanket.s imposed uion the
"J vuiim ana Ins cronies.
Fort iii!lr-rnii Hi r uin
lrletou MielleU wltli brcc-k
Nkw Yokk, Aug. 27 The steam, r
Arago, from Charleston liar on the lh":h
arrived here this afternoon.
The Arago brings 70 first and and 15
seernd class passengers and the mails:
i he agent of the associated pres.
the attacking met ofT Charleston,
louovving report of ocourrances up to
-ViOiiday noon : .
Off ilouits Is,.ANr,, Aug. 24 Xoon.
On Saturday at midnight, Admiral
Dahkrren with five Monitors, advanced
m the darkness on Fort Sample r, onenin.r
hre at tl ree o'cloc k, and keeping 'it up
until six o'clock. F
A d ne fo? then arose, whieh ti, ,,e
the fort from view.
The fort, during the five hour fi.-e
upon it, was struck over a hundred times
the balls tearing through the rear wall and
doubling the number of port noks. The
whole parapet was also earned awav.
Ao signals were sriven nutil th k ii .
neet opene.l, and then the tire was of the
most terrific description. Sumptcr iiml
Bu u. response live times, but Moul
trie, Gregg and Deaureguard for three
hours rained shell on the Monitors, fair,
to do them any harm. The Monitor!
were struck seven or eight times, but no
one was injured.
Surnpter is defunct and an immense
pde of rubbish. . The only gun left was
thrown jOlf the wall yesterday af.otn
lo-day the grand naval and army at
tack on l orts W agner and Gngg will be
oi.ened. to " ut'
It being now asoort;.! .
Surnpter is defunct, tho ' .
1 w vsi3 111 lip
driven from Moris Island. General r. i
more is determiued to b.-,v r.,n
of.it to-night. ' i---sS.on
en.,U,l,uorc, on Thursday, notified
stars, noeh
vt.'.
We cxtr: c: the foil, vv :
ney's PI. had ij hia '.
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t. ! auu ins cronies a,-, ii . ' ""(."lav , noillieel
matters that will not soon lc In - thTfiSS" he C sJtr
f any man in the State deservesfhe ever- ull u! . within
lasting eletestation of the. soldiers, ibof
man is our imbecile, Governor. CWrlfA,
1 oluntecr. . ... . , .
requested b;
i -i v cuiove women
children. ,
and
No attention was paid to this notice,
our st
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MIC!, ii t:i..- , ! L.-. j.
"Ut the oil". lis ci: inj.e.
ten h-t;e?s ' t!e P :c..!
feets of ttie St.ite !..,;;: i
J TeS.-io! S of te-ij'l r ct
in-ticien, y of t'.e A:-iiy
Cioverti r Ctu tin s;t.- t'..it
duty to p-i: f- ra,. a ni ! . j
s.ved the- .St.ite. .oid ia s
ver;- probab'v saved t! e i.ath.i..'
Is it possible for mendacity p.n-1 a-j
to reaeli a decj cr dj tli o: ir.t't- J
Gov. Curtin "roiled back the tide (:'
i ow.r, t' vi., : ! i -t
..... ii ii ii it Httl ii;'''i-'-
the hour of our reate-t darir
(. unn was utterly paralvzcl. ai.d ;; ::
dav s and davs ia tele-raithiiu te
lngton to know what he, a thrv.-A.
a great Commonwealth, ;.?.' In' jin-"--to
a'o. When it is well known t!i :t -; : '
his weak and vaeiliatinj h1:cv i -thousands
of the volcntee rs v.!;J
r. ached Ilarrisburg, could not b
tered info serv ice, and re turned t!i.v:
to their holmes. When it is well kt
that not one-tenth of the vokr.tetf
reached the scene of aetkn, that 1
have Ixx n at once assembled by a n;a:-
Oilll nni1ir lh. iof,- 1. ,- i,1m.-ii G.!i;"'
nor Curtin was sworn to earn' cut a
support ; and w hen it is well kn
that the few that did reach this P1
were kept by his inetlicienecy i-norrm
until our border counties were robb
and plundered, and desolated. a:iJ u:
rebel invader at our very floors.
Governor Curtin " re)Ued back the titf
of invasion!" Win re was Gitri
Meade and the gallant army of the I'
tomac ? Shall the laurels won by ?-
brave soldiers on the battle fields of Get
tysburg be plucked from their brows
a mendacious politician, to adorn tl
head of an im Wile demagogue f
cur hemic dead, before their graves
green, be insulted, to elevate an unwert-J
aspirant for guliernational honors?
"Such a man as Governor Seyn'j
in such a time of danger, instead of fi
ling out the citizens en n?-- would n-