THE ERIE OBSERVER.
BENJ. P. PLOAN,
SLOAN it MOORE. PUBLISHERS
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
VOR GO V =NOR,
HON. WILLIAM F. PACKER,
or Lren.ll/Iqo
FOR CANAL cOMMISIONER,
NIMROD STRI('KIANI)
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News of the Week.
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-The joint Committee of the Legislature of New Ynrk.
on the Dred Scott case, have just submitted a I ,, nst and
windy report, composed in bad stile, dictated in worse
taste, and animated by the molt malacimse and vlndictive
tamper. It is principally made up of a eerie. f F.-Thu
=o6oa] tirades against the Supretne Court, which are un
worthy of the Committee and disgraceful to the state
Appended to this pyrotechnic display of epithets against
the Supreme Court, are ft series of revolutions. declaring
in substance, that the State of New York will to , t allow
slavery withia ber border• under any rucum-titneer ..•
pretext—that the Supreme Court ha• tho c. , nfidence
of the people, and that a copy •f the rr‘.lutp.• Ir.r.ont c.,
the respective Governors of the States ,•1 the t hio%
Then comes '• An Act to Areure Freed to to ill perroo•
within this (Now York' who•b pro , !hat h
person shall be deprived of ei• rer.•ll , l, ac. out,' \fr
can blood, that dames-brought by tba-t. r...
i n voluntarily tothe Stat., •ha.: b•• free., 1,1 mat., c
felony fur any perpon attempt t h,.11 v un•i
nob circumstances
—The New Yor'. pre,• i• great iy ex ,4
of an intoreattng . ynung .11 .•I tltAt r4tN.
hafl , an.l left her an inr ,,, no t •.“
that Abe did nit marry again
is Ipst. Well, she has folind a Noung
shetwishes to marry, Rod h. wi‘linie
the Inrotoe is the trouble. has heir xt I
SS • compromise, toto.thir4c the Inc .me. and t., r.•
teeie the one-third sn.l marry: but he cruelly refu.,c..
What shall she do A husband no inentne, i.r 'to`
$15,0. 0 a year and no husband ry the niternatiini Th.
will iibinditg, and the is in great ditt.tres•. Meantime
1111 not quite certain that she could get the huitl.and
the inejime was given up. It is a discre• log e-t•
fact it pro•oktog• and her feeling toworas that .1.,1
_husband's memory must be anything t•ut amiable But
still the !man bad a right to say whether h't• money P 11,11 1 ,1
gi to uthr people's chti4rett or I. hi , own kindred
—A to`ll is heftire the L,41-laturr grh. pr. p. •••• t
raise the salary of the Associate Juilge• .t
wealth to% living figure, that: For ti •-• tr.,. lit
at Court dire net eteee.l four weeks 1 or 'lrmo], ruin
of oor hundred and fifty dollars f t!
tare at Court t` icee.l s tour w••ek. and a "n. f
week., ill'', hundred dollar•. I .r th , = 01.11.••• eII
Carat eareed. xis 'sok. eed ,I,lea ellht 14.1,1, a,
two hundred and fifty d.,113 th.•=e finer
at Court exceeds eight weeks /m 1 d..• no, ex. , . 1 t..,1
weeks, three hundred r,r thr , 4 1r 1. ,, re itt tendarieo
xt C.,Urt exeeell k s ten week!, and n,,t e lee r t t tt ,
•Peolt P. three tmodire , i nn .1 fitly .1 ,41n , -. and f•r t 4• orh-
attend►nr« at Court vcce , ...11 , tw«lve w••• L u• hun.l re•l
dollars
—Tbe Ohl, Legislature talk of resipting the ,f the
tatted Stater and a Joint rointnittre on the 1)r.ol Sot
decision of the I - . s Supremo Court hove report,' -.me
terrible resolution•, •ffirmin4 that deet.ion "tou.t At I
shall nut. be consummated ' ••• , o l v
to the South and their northern akettero, but •oori
that it will take more than one derision, fti'm Mite I by
Jesuitical Catholtr Judge, to ron l urr a free Pr,ir-ton
people." The committee further soy --Endeavor to ea
torte that decision in our State, and tram the blue w•ler•
of Lake Erie on the north to tl a heautlfiti , h ,
south, from the hills of Peonsyliania o the ea.t to the
plains of Indiana oti the wool, hut one towew tll
le brunt.
echoing and re echoing the war cry the gee , Intion -
itilve US liberty r give Lt. death • l'r • I giou•'
recently ',foto on the I•ntte.i
Stara, the states it is expected will I,e added' Tl,e ti er
nor of the United States I • rh,esn ery yrar , '
rylvanis is a large ti.wn in ant the iLv f
Admiral and the C.insmantier in Chief arc iine arid ;he
Immo penal:l"' That tr... Frent•hman would make a .al i•
tal Black Republican Eartne—be t. eu well ote.l ti,
details and the or 7 of our vvertnent '
—lt is stated that Mrs. Yolk, the r.teemed w•iloa
the ex-President, hen determined to re•idr to W trhington
during the coming seesion of Congress' rune.• ler hue
band's death, If re. Polk has resided in Trnne•.ec It
will be remembered that the deceased President left to hi.
window the charge of taking rare of and publiehing hi.
memoirs, which, so far they relate to hi admini.trat,n,
are said to be minute, full of Interesting persona; anecd .te
and abounding in refleetioos .ugge.teil by 111.. •f.
nubile affairs and the conduct or 'oil, eatoor,,
—A celebrated liquor impthrt , r la rccontl% blot
his pocket book, containing a largo tom 01 !nom-, .
des hie pocket while entering church A few days liuioo4.
quaint he received the Toteketlpi.,k through the
unpaid,) secultipained with a note. in which ihe wc,ior ,T a iO4
that aftarspending the til,•nc.he d nicovero , l to hi. utter boc.
rot that he had been making nee
&mons liquor traffic thorefore returned the pock,
book, and would do the *um.. In ,•11 , uld he h,
able to solo lay hand. ci it
—Elizabeth Baehey was sh•-t '•N t .111 ury
Boehey, near Shepherth•ille, oirox. hr • n
Turvday WE- She had been eng,,tg. ) • itng man
the netighbarbood, hat her father t A If, t 1141• 1,,
On that day she desired t ti••••t a neiTl i t••ir, w:.••te tier
father Hurpeted that she intended t., t• r . I. %is
He refused to let her g... Leeitine
tier requezt, and foal.; iiri w a r• se
bema, balling her instant' II- ••‘,
the same pistol, fell and e zr.red
—lt ti ealettlittot the profile , reni,s , - , 1 t
African slave trade arn ,, unt t•. a 4• to r n t..
dollars, while the ..apital Ins rout .1•• e• u ,t 1 ,, r1.41.• a .....
(oar oitilioas; that there ho a act"( t I rt, 1• i• 11. •1
1(41111 force of Ilvarly 010 U ' , SIP' wen, MI .1 al.(
moans of the Beet some thirty th.,11-outi ark eN
od psnrly from the coast Atr, o 1 •o I fiat N.,.
York and Boston furnishes the :ipital entAge , l i thy•
e•farious tragic,
—No eine bas yet been obtained I apt ti t b.,, n ,
disappearance from Ruffalo we have hervtol. re c.oured.
aad Ms friends are 10 • state of prolkun.l ar.‘.ety
trams of Mm are iftet at Columba•. (Into It iteeerta;n
ed with a good degree of certainty that be went as far a
dmit Oise*, but it cannot he learned that he liar been ,en
all of the hotels there, or among the busluers met, ss.tt.,
who. bib would be lapel• t., have Intercourse
—QUO* a row Declaimed at ate itaa Hire to Lou6l le. 4,r.
Thursday eveniog 9th inst. li t was the benefit night .1
Lola Montan, and she wanted a carpet instead or greet,
belie oa the door or the adage. The 'stage manager reeus•
ed this, sad appealed to the audience, a hen a war of words
took plate between him add Lo:a. The manager aka rw ar J•
aside a speech, and so did Lola. she refur‘d t' aod
OW money. taken was returned to the ticket holders.
—The' Balffalo papers record an accident to • freigh t
Pala ea tho Bets and Buffalo road on Friday night, by
which. a assabor of ears loaded • lib merebandua acre
thrones free the track sad pretty badly smashed to pieces.
It was assealobod by tanning upon • displaced rail.—
Iffirrissal pools, trains were delayed by the wreak upon
Jo creek. No person seriously Injured.
—Ssminsl W. Brad,' died an Winchester, Va., last week .
Be was one of the three ourvtrors of the bade massacre
is the /Florida war, and woe a soldier in the whole of the
lifoott gasps** in Moatoo. At Chepultepec he was fore.
mom smell those who coaled the walls, ard was so sever, ly
moulded as to be at first reported in the lot of the killed.
—The Isdiaa Massacre reported to hare recently occurr
ed Do the Des Moines riv i t, in lowa, is said to be without
(~..di s tio n , gad to havete en concocted and soot forth to
pretreat please from a nding the land sales In lowa,
sieuesseeteisg es the fourth day of May aext, at the U.agr,
Pert D 0441, and the Sinai city °aces.
—A respeetable lady of Book Island stopped into a hard,
ware slam is that city, • few days sine*, and stalking • p
t• a young lass, presented • pistol at his brew and fired.
The hall streak a steel rule, and his al was thee saved.—
fib* was arrested. This was the sods adopted for wiping
set a skmadett against her fair fuse.
—ldward fiawkias, a young man, stele s hone is Sean,
last vest, sad was arrested by Cosstable isatee
Lend sal • Mr. J. leer**. While they were taking hits to
jail, Levever, ha shot diem both Lad soaped, it u suppos
ed, to Ohio.
—lt is napposod then So aid weather has done some in
jury to Übe gallon aril omit crop is Lomisions.
We have always doubted the parity of that class tf re
Items' teachers who step aside from their legitimate field
of labor—the preaching of Christ and him crucified—and
become "politicians in clerical robes.' And the recce(
developements in the ease of the Rev Mr iialloch, of
Boston, indicted and tried in that city for "Jahr', has nit
served by any means to clear away those doubts. This
d adulterer, it appears, was one of the three thou.
sand New England clergymen who, when the Nebraska.
Kansas bill was before Congress, forgot that they were
mere men, and " protested in the name of Almighty God"
agatnit its passage. To say nothing about the absurdity
of such a protest, from such a quarter, it always seemed to
us to have been the height of clerical arrogance, if not of
absolute blasphemy. But it was nut this protest, and tie
ft,v Mr Kalloch's connection with it, that we proposed
to dieellee in this artiele,--but a matter of a more recent
date, in which that reverend politicise has figured in no
very enveable light. and which if properly viewed by al,
people will peter to warn them against such wolves in
cheeps clothing
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the tn.“.er :Tinto of Fretu.nti-In in New England 4111 nR
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31r. Ncia, be wan not unly '•toetid .0 et' re' with Mr K
I• , h to Court ,luring the tria,, but te•fifi d an I a far qr.—
Perhaps he was d,opusel to ex..lain, nab Mtterw•rui in
the plAjr airoady referred any, unpurithle Ha
har bcou locked up with my wife fur boors ' , weber, more.
jog 0000 And night, awl I never found ber the wore. fur
hie: . Or, an tLa wi, tea tibaksprar u dreer, pays of Lie
beirleu.una
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placed oa hie head by Reverend baud', as some persobs
bare deemed themselves hon.riol by the rearite.lattehtiens
of moaarerbe to their wives. It is rather strshg., we to)nll
that though he has known his spouse for bine years, awl is
married to her for sis, Le out, met rummer, for
the first tams, that she was a•quainte I anti Rev. Mr
Kallt , ch. During the t:ital the counsel for the dripper
adroitly insinuate the idea that Mrs. Stem was Mrs
Kalloeh's intimatosfsiend; wheri.e. it turned out that poor
Mrs. Kalluch scarcely kiew her at all; whereas Mr. Kul
loch was bet bosom friend, and knew her from the twit:
she was as school." •
These paragraphs from tbe Citizen, from wuu•h we hare
Quoted them, are well put, and will giro our reader, a clear
idea of the case. It is one of thole, which, for the sake oi
religion sod morality, we wish there were fewer of, and
less public; bat If Clergymen will preach "K aaaaa and it
crucified," instead ol the erseilletion of their Divine Mas
ter, they most expect that when one of their number, iik
Mr. K►lloeb. is caught indulging in "whisky skins" at
Hotels with women under dusbtfiltirromatences, that
the Democratic press, as as set of self defame*, will seise
spat the frets to "point a meal sail sins a talc"
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yy PCbrzt MAS•TER-• throughout the county Itav,tig
the best opporten t ie. fee attending in inch !easiness should
exert themselves in procuring subeeribers to Democratic
papers. Numbers of Post Masters act as agents for neu
tral and independent papers which are generally opport
'ion or e, and if instead of lending their aid in eirealat.
ing such papers, tbuy would exert themselves to inerease
the circulation of Democratic pavan, they would be eery
tug their party and their country to a much better advan
tage. It is important t cireulate Democratic papers
among the people Let P .st Matters and others bear this
in mind and ant accorilinarly.-4esissup of Liberty.
The shore •xpre+ees ur el, w• exactly Mdny country
ostruaiiter• pot only a. t is. ..g. it. for independent and
neutral paper*, but in min., c..•-• are very eeicient in get
wag uinmlulds f.r Sew V-rk and Philadelphia papers that ,
in eppo.ing the Dern ieratio party, do net take the 'ridable
to ina.k thetivit.lve• Vieltm.l the hatter". ..1 neutrality. N's
tales as highly as any 'toe the diffusit n of knowledge—we
would no. if we could, debar any man from the privilege
t tatog and reading any paper he pleases—but while we
(Ito, expre,. our views, air also c:atas that it is the duty of
Democratic ..ffacers, appointees of a berposratie Adtkilota.
(ration, to lend their tefluence first in eiiiitining a etretria
ttort for their owl, party paper.. and el.peetalty those of
their ti' neighb..rho...l All . ince holders expect their
tarts pavers t•. support anti sustain them, whenever the)
are unio•itly, or just., as-ailed, it is their county Editor to
w Lout they rer.rt f•r ri Tress—ii short. whenever any
hard k.)...it0 are t•. h.' Mien or takers in their defense, the
li no • ',IL , county organ i. thrust forsrarit to receive them
poe chat ry it iou.oal reeiproeity, then, country
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c. t• t tig v •., ,h, the Supreme Conti In :14 nit's c4•4i
th, heuppapers of the day. The follow.
z es,tsci, tr t501,......5w•e0 5 resp-nee we cf,py from
15n nrl 1 in the Efaex County /fetieb/wws t , a pa
per publi.ll.A in northern New York. It most clearly
proves that his present professtonagainet the slave laws of
that period. and to fat or uf negro equality, are mere dells
etot, and oho those ut his political estellilee in
the Legt tattler at Atnony, who refused to allies a negro
ch•rgyiutin to &islet as • chaplain to opening their oessione
won prayer-.
"hot, ip.otierneo, being desirous to be entirely candid
in ti. cosowunication, it is proper to my that I am oat
couvitteed it would he either ww, arpetiornt or Alma ant to
d. r;ure to our fellow sitia•o• of the *where or south weed
crn ettotte•. that If they travel to or from, or pass through
the t"tats of New York, they shall not bring with these the
octant. oh on custom, or education, or habit, may have
rendered no:wrier:, to theta. I bare ant been able to Jut
, o'er any gutol obj.,t to be attained by tech en act of in
tpottisstity. It c-rtuotty coo work no toyer, to as, nor saw
u Le enp, inns in the elvortiomeue Leiliya Ada to lonwiage, to
permit theist, once perhaps in their lives, and at most, no
str...a•ione few and far teteresso, to visit a nountry where
Mess cry to unkovwn. . rawrren eoweeiee of eel...tits the
grew comme f Amato% loStres /*row lite cultivation of this ist
trrrourot with the Xosta.
• I will out prrea the eeasideratioas, Bowing from the
1 nature of our retool, and the mutual e•seeasione on which
It was founded, against the propriety or such an exclusion
as your questwq contemplates, apparently for the purpose
only of avoiding an implication not founded in facts, and
which the history of nor State so nobly contradicts. It is
”itrirot to soy ant orcS as o.sciustoss ecsd4 Ades so rod ef.
/eel practically, and ireeld accomplise aoiA.ag to lee great
ft IWe r . Asians 14berty."— WasAusytod Onus.
—A Nre. Davie Ntpier, of Now York, • widow with
three rhtldron, twoolvod, to the Nupreimo Conn. • 'enlist
of $l3OO damages, ag•inat Andrew Boaoem•e, for breach
lof proatiee of marriage
—The President bas appointed Christopher Came, the
"Kit Woos" of Fremont expedition. tedium Agent fer
New MIXJIIO.
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NEW YOU.
rorrospoodeoes of thittio Obairrer.]
Ni' Tote, Apra 14, 11k47
"Boom to summer," the wise preacher reneatikod some
where, "is not seemly," and mow cm the 12th of April is
very disagreeable sod undigested in this latitude. The
milliner shops were rust beginning to bed sad blossom as
the rose, and silks or brilliant oolors were men in our
Aiwa when down came this white visitation from the
skies in great soft (anis; Bake& There was just about
enough of it to lay the dust. By the way, we are having
our streets eleaned at last. This may mesa ismoilble, but
it is nevertheless true. All the anfortsnato foreigners who
sell peaty cigars on the tiorners, or walk about labelled,
"Blind" sad "Starving," have been premed into the ser
vice, and, armed with hoes, brooms and shovels. Jobs
t biomass and a hest of :brown refugees from Judy, are
grovelling in the mud beeps together. None bet naturally
mud-colored individuals can be induced to go iota the
business.
Yon,. readers hare doubtless read such, and heard some
of the famous !trick Church property, which at one time
we ail thoht wee to be the si f our new Post oaks ;
but the "powers that he" willed i o therwise, and it is now
being cleared of the old buildin to make room for new
business houses. On Saturday moon, after taking the
precaution to prop up the steeple, the workmen made a
large breach in the foundation wall which supported it.—
The props were then set Ere to, and in a few minutes the
whole mass came tumbling down with a tremendous crash,
the principal portion falling inwards, and filling up the
basement of the church.
Lent Mine in last week and the fashionable world are on
the qt„ riry for something to compensate for their long
11.11P , .11 of cow parat.ve abstinence from seenlar enjoyments.
The Italian Opera will be resumed at Nthlo's, under con
duct of Max Maretzek: Madame Core deWtjhurst, who has
become a general favorite, will gtve-two grind concerto,—
!Alt week the 7th Regiment of National Guards, the crack
regiment of the city, paraded in Washington Perk, "before
a large and fashionable concourve," and bright the moon
*hone on fair women and breve men. The women?ere
fair sure enough: as to the bravery of the men theitren
davors have generally been limited to sticking a custom
er—with a heavy Mil of dry goods, or to cracking cham
pagne bottles in the guard rooms, which are very conven
ient and elegantly finished places of resort. They can
charge furiously as most of their customers in business
know to their cost, but if you wish to know how they
would stand a charge, go ask their tailors. The most pop.
ular remedy with this class of military men, for all eases
of difficulty and danger, is to "cut stick an" leave,"
John Dean, that "broth of a boy," and his Marianna,
Ire still in the papers. I believe I wrote you last week that
ho had left hie romantic spouse, and gone to rusticate in
colorable courtly: and now It is announced that Mr. Bo
ker, his father in law, is about going to Europe, and M -
nannl, we suppose, remains at Officer Bertholfe in Great
Jones street. for a season at least. Mr. Bolter artll leave
as ...on as he eau make arrangements, anti dispose of his
place on the North Myer, a fine *pot of Q 0 scree, under a
hizh state of cultivation, finely wooded and su.ceptible of
no i.lefinite amount of ornamentation. What amount of
misery bay not a wayward child brought upon the bead of
a fond and loving parent.
At the ...lose of Mr. Beeeher'e sermon Sunday morn-
ing, a stranger, Hissed in the who, apPnrouti7 ;
was demigod or at least enquired by liquor. rase and asked
perm'sslon to make a remark. Plies a moment's pause hr
•eid. •'ffyetir dinner is as grand as yrtar sermon, sir, I
i.houldift mind dining with you." Some dirpoeition to re_
- Put thi un•eetnly interference being immediately man ifoo
re•l, Mr Reacher regneeted the andienee to remain perfect
iy quiet, .nd the occurrence parsed off without further
notice.
Itn.inye* of all kinds remain* quirt Nothing is high
in the way of pro•teions except pork, hut all raw materir
al. f-r clothing continue to tend uperarde. The dry goods
jol.her. are afraid of being "stuck with large rocks, and
are working most deeperately through their drummers, who
attack et cry arrival at the hotels like a swarm of hu•y
bees, and generally succeed in sucking the aoriferou• duet
,ut ~1 their victims. A savage encounter ie chronicled he
(weer, two drummer , , who were probably quarrelling about
n newly limited lamb, whose tlesee both were bent on oh.
taming. It will result fatally.
fler Conway 10 nil on trial and will probahly bare
a hard time of it before he gt.to through. Reports are
anznou•ly looked for here as to the effect of the frost in
the early part of the week upon the crops went and South.
Thu. far the accounts are unfavorable, and it is feared that
no demand for "ble elo." The weather is at,w mild, mow
siri.l variable. By the last arrival we hear that cotton
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The Caution Repeated
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%IR FDITuR —Th^ Itt<uupt of an •• Autr•Druferst In I*.t
fliferrrer to es uAr the forte •n.l truth r•untaln.•l 0..
lotion' n( the i irerw,ua Week waft • klllll . l, is he is to e.hoit
he Pi' through with hi. etort, that "ail such preparation•
an more --r lee* etp:rcii-in when car...lF-01e ban tie.!"
a'.l that " irrarcuf eharge4 on that point--aari enough certain'
to catist an' one in giving sort, caution. Anti•Draggiat, tiowe•er,
sttemptc to palliate his raise, by asserting that this •• Sew Light
hi , h was 411 , 1, os•rect away down in (tea, aid ulcer( hr members of
Loth branches of the Legislature"—is lees liable to explode than
'lie n 44 in general nee—not eery eons 'ling even if trete, though
•he or - !:eilier, in it ir co, he dn.. not attempt to chow, but mill it
LP .10 1.1.N1 he can prove it—perhaps like the sehool hoe propowict to
in.‘e t he en MIKA ,•( th. auto —by swearing to it. The probschil•
it., tioierrer • is that the proof on this point will have to Iw
/r-noshed three that have •!..-eived in regard to it. 'rue
nature and priipertle•
Th. admiaainn that it wall erptoole. I.t It h. cont.., aft,
this " anh-Druprult" haft h..n nthihthnz lit. and trytng
o .rid th. Riereirit for f•ir tnaktrt,' tt, lit r"pri miu.• it with his
Ldt " Lamp u " IMO erPi.ftre' an 1 putimly fr.. (rum danger
11. 4 1 .r•irr—an murk fit' on' that holds truth an•t boniest' t', Ir
.r !trial prinripi...
Hvt riq.r 6ir , o hi* Tth•peretnn no (h.
art.l t'wn Itil.reprw eh!: It ; i61: - %on trpterinte ' anA
f.., •1111e•Ispr a. tbat Id Iry trior.., livw ran h. harzc
lrae, ;Ist wtl h talatfy lag or ru o g down llL•nrighlrorm Irar•PP . lii.
t• tll:•t l•• mt.-colon from lb.. fa. I. in lb.. •• Caution - --by
mol l! , the cry of optoblotton to new and Important di.-
•••, wont do. lan new diacoyers l• only On gi.fiel•
,tat• t•r making it art Juat •• a,coaonAle to Ilrltggisto arg to int
li• rty. lmmwn•—A
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• • e'ir •• 1•1•••••• , 1 rni+tiin: ii,ht 1.. this rdanmunin, in
ii.t h •111.t1.• th«
•rt ,‘l,lr n• W1•h..t.1• .m• tan:,
. • „... r..n• • tiri,t /111,0 to rovw.rd It 1144.,,0tty,
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/./ , IVPI 4 TTOR.;/ Th t ReNd?
•o. he d un th, 25th ult., ad,,pted a
. fr In which w.• extract the roll ,w lug
• ib.ar.ti, That the C.. 116131011 n rotifer!' upon C .nitreo•
4 “oVEREItiN POWER ore,. the Terrttirries of the United
•z•ntk a their uot..rnment."
"Ifesartid, • • • That we DENY THE AUTHORI
TY tit' CONtilitli • • • t give legal exiconoe to
rteiery la arty Territory iitrthe United Etate•, while
t:..;,,ititution obeli he rnaintain,d.
F t•t, they concede the roverrico power of Conirre.r to
,eern the Territories. Lod then deny ono of the very at•
t r ,h u t,, of that w'ereigoty. Th a r rhos.* the etra,t to
which the Black Republican disuoioniate ire redureal to
metotain their house.
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ro.TNETT/C L'T CONORiSSMC.V.—It has been pret
ty definitely settled that William D. Bebop, the Democrat
ic candidata for Conuaflt, in this Fourth District of Con
necticut, has been elected by seventeen majority. The
delegation will stand as fellows :
lit Distriet—Ezra Clark, Jr., Lepubllcan.
2d do Samuel Arnold, Democrat.
ad do Sidney Dean, Republican.
4th Jo William D. Bishop, Democrat.
An the last owtigress this delefatiow was composed en•
tirely of Kepabllcam members. Where is "bleeding Kan
sas" and Prod Scott'
•
—A yonafg man who hue recattly taken a wife says he
did net Sad it half eo hard to get married as he did to get
firriatsra. That is the experience if hundreds, we have
we dank.
—rho iprowsl trims borkiwg law which kiwi bum pend
ing in the Legislature for rowe time pow, brup bowl reject
ed in Use usemw•ritreproseatatives. There wits a majority
of ilia* yridast IL
lir The New Granada difficulties have been
the subject of a Cabinet consultation. The tele
graph reports that our Government will shortly
send thither four or five vessels "with such in:
structions to the commander u will, it is believ
ed, lead to the settlement of the existing diffioul•
ty." This, as we interpret it, means that the
Government will resort to intimidation.
Kr Mrs. George W. Coover of Waterford,
in this county, a lady much respected and belov
ed, committed suicide last week during i state
of insanity whleh.had been growing on her fur
some time.' She was 27 years of sge and had
four children. The ehuse of her aberstion of
mind was sot aseertaised.
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Pen and t3eiaaor Items. .
Mir There are no lees than fourteen ass sca
nned in the Louisville jail charged with slardet.
udi,,Our neighbor, of tho Gasette, bo's'ns heard
from Connecticut, yet! Row is Dred Scott?
aft. "Ka'lochs" is now the name for whisky
toddies through New England.
war The Buffalo Commercial comes to us in
a new dress—blooming as% young Miss of six•
teen, and as sprightly, too.
is.. Chief Jusiiie Whitson (Itepublican) bai
been re-elected in Wisconsin, by 10,000 majority
over Lather, Democrat.
mi. Look at J G. Barr dt Co's advertise
ment in to-days paper Leather, they say, is
raising; but that don't make any difference—
they sell as cheap as ever.
ass... The President has appointed Hp. Wm.
B. Reed, of l'hiladelptiia, a special Minister
Plenipotentiary to China Mr. R. is an "old
liue Whig "
I 13 both & Stewart, have been enlarging
their sphere of usefulness by enlarging their sale's
room, and filling it with a most desirable stock
of goods. See advertisement.
Iltll.. When you tind a man doing more busi
nePs than you are, and want to know the reason,
look at the advertisements he has in the news'
paper.'
We.. .1 .1 IL)wley, Post Master at Rome,
N V , ha, akeondd, a defaulter to the United
State' , to tho amount of $3OOO or $4000; but he
is not accu4vl of taking money from letters.
S' ThP \Co•t Branch, Canal IA now in good
narigablo or , l-r- as - far ai Williamsport. The
Susquehanna dtvi.ton is not yet ready, but soon
will I.
*L. Take at peep at Gra.04,014, Warner ak, Co'aa
column Ir i- I,,v.ity in the way of adyertis•
log, but, iu till., flit at!", that k ?he only way
- ,u, ani .4•,11
to arNst
par Lt'lL r Iprd los 3tortn—w trfe than
any Jano try brought u=—ltat4 been the "order of
th Clay" th N . .IC I.lzy Spriog, why don't
-ILL throw Wor r ff IL r lap:
Per J. It M , one of the moat
liscilt• and abl, we know succeeds Col.
Medeary a- E lot .r f th • Ohto S ,, ttPslnan
Send tpi an exchanv. for Lang sync.
Tidy, The "worhi i governed too much," says
the politician —lout it is not supposed that this
rtfers t o that part of the world embraced in Mor
rnontlom rtr parttcuiars sec another column.
'Three ern- a large fire in Baltimore on
Tutsday night, which is estimated to have de
stroyed property to the amount of half a million
of dollars There was also a large fire at Pit's.
burgh—lozs
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pest„ Ti'i ••• t: t Repub/ican
is in th ptir‘tiit under 41)fficultieQ,
an 1 -.4i lIC t. tic 1+ g , ttrig down I
the
C. N .1 ~ibt of it —and is ht.
part):
*Jr It i 4 rum iro.l it pr , paration4 are being
mad" to Wend 3 I men from Charleston for
the reliof Walk..r„in I that Charleston and
tn ie j ittit . :hs w -.I • (1,10 r rhafrvkv
sir A disease ellie,l the scarlet rash is pre
vailing through !ivy, ral township:4 in the lower
part or Luzernc eounty It carrieA „IT its victims
with a warning i , l i.nly a ddy or two, generall)
attaekitig the le ail
My The Jatut -town 1). nowrat "a), the Ilertio
cracy ~f Cat tarAugu, e-uuty had better let the
of the Fr,, man alone, bt cause " if they
t a k e hi m n r , they will 6n•] him a 'perfect brick."'
In tt,h,ti .•f cour.e
Dor' The fio-t •12 paper., announce the publi
cation, iu pamphlet f ,tu, of the great argument
of It. II litua. E -it . in the adultery Ca?... of
Rev. Lraar S K1111..1:11, .6 hurrhes Into/ r0'1,90,4 , 4
leOr in k { tut •1 xl.ll the rt. port at $4 per
huhdr,.l
flair Th o" t;tt.:, tie says that above
out huutlteti itorson, ,1:1 tttheciitt with the tier.
luau Turit.-r A-- ei.itt ,t tt that city ou Satui.
div t r riti •ti, a Jttuu,•...ta, where the
Turn r. n t r :tat ut .lUce the
el et. to tittri,u.o
per. ‘lO n P.o• In [n. ..\ - •irx a pall for
• ~, :••••• , 11:1 r i • 111 .1 at 1.1.12.
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-sau i to tub r. t it, ,t p.,rt) sadelv,ta,Y,lk.
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11't irt 1, lu ti I , ihise re, rd d u . very diffn:
cu; 1.• \14.1 r at H a rris
IJ 'ai • ino •• p ti.ut he "
Wail • .:d au 1.1"u,...' /i 1 N. Lru.ka t., take
aim ,t ();..d Lai r;; uce Audy
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Jim '• - ,c. L of Louis.
vil., , Ky , Fite 0: . a lottery.
Ills ul.,ster tLeu told him to dep,,sit the money
with a frieti, so he w.•uld u,t claim any of it,
sod would sell him his freedom. Subsequently,
st the suggestiou if Coe master, Jim bought his
wife and two children, tit a price to be filed up.,n
bj arbitration.
lilt Abner Dillon Lan been convicted in
Miami county, Indiana, of the murder of his
wife, and been seuteneed to the State prison at
Jeffersonville for life. Dillon was very much
affected when the verdict was rendered, and wept
audibly. He owned a fares worth live or six
thousand dollars. His own children were wit
nesses against him, and their testimony went far
toward cutivictinv
" How to Talk; A New Pocket Manual
of Speaking, Conversation, and Debating; with
Directions hr Acquiring a Grammatical, Easy,
and Graceful Style," is the very comprehensive
title of a capital little work just issued from
the pfess of Fowler ,1; Wells, N. Y. Hit. eiauld
be placed in the hands of every body, it would
scoot/atilt/4h an immense amount of good—fo r al
most every body is wore or less adieted to the
errors and vulgarisms which this little Book is de•
signed to correct.
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Kr At Utica a boy named O'lialkasn, bad
his feet frozen during the past past winter while
sleeping in a barn, through the brutal neglect of
his parents. Mortifloution ensued, both feet
dropped off. The physicians are of die opinion
.LCh . ~.
that both limbs mast be amputated near the.'
knees. The operation it is feared will produce !
death, and the attending physicians are Atwell, i
ling to assume the responsibility of an impute_ 1
lion !
seL. The Albany Arpus states that a young
fanner living near the town of Knox, ran away
on Sunday with a young lady by the name of
Hunt. He left home while his wife and 2 chil
dren were at church. In his hurry he left his
pocket-book in " his other pantaloons " On
examing his pooketbdtrk, it was found to contain
$268, four love letters, and a lock of Miss Hunt's
hair, done up in a true lover's knot.
HON HiNILY W. HILLARD.—This gentleman,
in a recent letter to the editor of the Montgom
ery "Journal," gives his adhesion to the Admin•
istration of Mr Buchanan and the Democratic
party. Thus one after another, the gentlemen
of intellect and intelligence of the old whig party,
are Ending a political resting place in the rank•
of the Democracy.
as6The Gazetle,ita satellitr,aud the .1 nyri, on,
publish a colored lecturer named Charles Tr , iv
eller, who lectured here a oouple of week:,
since, as having left without paying a bill to the
latter office. We cannot say, of cuuN,-, that thi
charge it not correct; but we can -Ay that
made a printing bill -at our of&e. and paid it
promptly—which is a good deal more than can
be said of some we know But we don't believe
a word of the Anwirozn'x charge If our tuf 'r.
mation ii correct, the bill at that office was ,ori
jlered by a committee—and not by the Lecturer
—and the story that he went off without paying
it, is trumped up to injure him, becauv! he toll
our colored population the truth iulteA.i of Lin ,
ning the flame which such papers as the Ant- rot
ran and such orators as Fred Douglas. , are en
deavoring to kindle in their breasts
Gerrit Smith on the Dred Scott Decision and
"Republicanism."
Gerrit Smith, the great abolition ape-t tt, su
tains the detection in the Dred Sc at ease, as o ut
which is perfectly sound and logical li_r• ',—
his argument in a letter to the SpeaLer of the I
New Y o rk Assembly : •
'My Dear Sir----[ see that your republican 1
le•gislature is beginning to m ive against the de
eisiun of the Supreme Court in the Drol S• at
case But I cannot see why it should I:
strikes me that h would be more c ,risisi e ut j. r
it to honor that court with a vote of thauk-
For what, under the worst coostru•ii ,u et c.
does this decision declare! Nothing more than '
that, instead of being a citizen of tle (*tilted i
States, the black man may, in the eyes ,i . the ,
Federal constitution, be, in every part of th e na
tion,
mere property But is not this a logical '
deduction from the republican doctrine, that, in
some parts of the nation, he may: be mere prop
erty ? The Supreme Court has gone n oi l i ng
like as fir as the republican doctrine would war
rant. Had it gone to the extent of deelatiL_:
that tbe,,black man is—net w ay be—bu: 1- , Pr '1•
erty eyerywhere, it would not have exthedie t he
scope of this doctrine For, if he is propert
anywhere, then be is property everywhere. Te
e• lebrated assertion of Henry ('iay. ait iv;•ii•
the , lews make property is property. I- !I) l• •,• r
tbtn uou.euse Toe teacart, it a thILI4, 4E14 tl.
' only, determines whether it is ar i. n.: I t:- •p
ry II :nee, since the, republicau p trz y a I , n. -
that the black Wan is property iii Vir,:oil I. .• .-
o ,, e leally bound t ) admit that be is pr •p r::, , .
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New York ale) Fur, as it can be eu,y in to
light of his nature that he is property to Virgo
la, -e, too, in the light of the sal/le nature, le It,
net an ettaetm..nt, which makes property. w •ul
be 11.1::ey aili ~,.1 tip:km:Lay felt by it. a,., w:r
VII- 'ma to en 4et, tha: barley and eta .• ~e are n •• ''
prop •rty, 1.l II ki that the New York farmer., wa •
taring them ti tier markets, shall be eutitie I i •
ne rights of property ill th , -tn. 11 illing a r ,,
publican t i the legitimate euusequeuee. ef th•-
alruisst in ,if property its man, he woui 1 hay.: u •
more right to complain of this invasi in ;if the
rights ,if pr )party by Virginia. than a Viretut AU
would have to eumplau tuat he is nit al,ow-1 t •
hold slaves in New York. The simple truth •-.
that, as long as the republican party admits tilt:
the eenstitutiou ordains, ur p•rtnits, pr , p;rty iu
man auywhere, it is estopped from c lalpialUlli
of a decision that he may be, er even a decio •:,
that he is, property everywhere II •publieao
to be e , usivtent, .11 .ul.l bit) , n•ittliii, , , ) , 0 ! w) ',
the Lenint in -a , e, save to a.Ptui• tii V its • .i iv .
w, re slaves in New York L. well a. mu Virgin i
.'7;PE.CIAL NOTIC'E:-;
iIIEL'IIKOLD'. , GENUINE t TIII \
t onceotral..4l Extra•l h•o1.41.1. ' • t.- n- • •
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p.. aunt nu. y
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Injury to Gain or hair Msir and or .pp to.l
',soma i at 13 art'tiEl.i , ll , 0:d ••••h.isLit, s a.
kli ,rlll.ill, .1N e 01, u
1,14 4 014..1 it!,; mire' :•levrart
ijirtt--,, an ifiltatloN ratLd " Itatch....•
of I \ Y , and 1184.k.,111r..u1t I 1,, k ‘I
\ um,.. f• 4,row :1•• 110.11 it are n•.s. 01.: • •- a.t..
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it. SI, 1 1K Ili., would render bin m, .t burnt'', thank. t.'
lAdtee tor Ktte •ntl rietnitv • for tin it ter, ,tt,"3 and Met,.
n'trryre reeett.treid on him the priot f or tear* h'bre 1,, ••;
•ttentten to fit - A:vim' ro ilikltri ...AM. , aro
iigTrANEU.-11P.
•i the ASO. .4' k L.
t•a•kAwra hour.. wri pat t.
YnilLernetl . 4. fk, the coming wee.
Enr, NI arch, 14
rilo. Dailey's blesmiste Pain Ketrueus r.
the pain Ind inna...anah..o
r• •u. to .r.••ltr !rUhillen—als . 1.!
Wit bout *Car nod etiectua!;% r..r. F ••s•
sit It he,im—lnliatninatory itbrumattam—., e ur.
—4 eta—Wounds—Brute.-01.1 and Inv, ter*',.
.ortse sod Buniona—r:rcupela•—....4,rai cis • ,
Chat , hora--Bit. r of Initecta—ziwelled and :trok, r rtr, --
Nipviee—F.rupUnne—atl all other inhaornat..r)
Otseascs, where Ow part. elect.: can be
ltau t be tuerrelulous about the many .1u te ....,
tot rule one thing—est ("nest, that the few, but po.ttiv•
Salvo alone contains, and SA beeet..l ,, ,en,lter.. ,
...--done to four---can reach 110 t COO. tlie .for. -m. •. • • ‘•
but man , noire not enumerated
Query —De eat regvaler reed pasesoms rennet rc/wn. i ear and r
fir outs eJ Mbront dareoess '
Kart: toot Of (311STINS DAL.I.VeII PAIN V.ITILACToit hae
Merle Plate Engraves! Label sob the slirrostures • t I. s
EStB At CO proprietor% and HENRY f) L.". Y. niaunfac 1..1 re
Ahern are counterfeit- Price 25 cents oer
AU netters stinalO be arbirossw , l to (. V Cltekeuer &
ti•rclay,and =.l Greenwich sts , Y
401.1 by all Druggists and Iladisen• Dealers throughout the Unite,:
St stmt. lhin4a
GOOD NEWS f D 6. LIRPRNARD, of teeno
Pars expeliencerituthor of the Pocket ( oupanton an I
rut. Medical 'Nestles., continues as hrrstofore,
...melted on all forms of private dutertse, at hr. OEO,, No. 14 Vt
chumps Plus, Rochester, N. Y.
See advertisement on neat pure. 1741
V TO PAIRINTO.—As thm is the season in alto it , o:,-
dose ant most frequently troubled alth 80., 1 . .o.
p ma, it may be nail for parents to kart. that Kerins are 4tr 111-
tut enures, and s frequent muse of them derangements, and that •
rotor° to health aad regularity eanont reasonably hr ••twohol ...
long as the system t$ kept fa • state of irritation hr the protieo ,o
of them animals. Their •aplusion is therefore a oon•ittion I J1..a11.
This can be readily done by a fps dome of the 4WHMAN Wt .r:
CANDY, tehteh ,motes both the worms and the •Itme no ..d. o
they are bred and nourished, Is not dlatoreesible, trTILILLINC. 11- 1
heating to the stomach sad hovels, but just tho roiliest.... plesoo
ant to the taste, allays Drew, puede. the breath and rernattes the.
state of U.. Liter and Bowels.
6,11.0 P INTIERAMT 'PI) PUHA LES GI ENE RA E I. V.
We eentaaand to the attention of our Iroutlo rouLlors t. , o
era, which appear to be attraction a Rood deal of atten , l-n
at the present time In various part of Lb. co untry. a u iv, ,t. ur
troduord to lbw place—we ailed, to "Caxter's Anti•. ~.••. l' u
der and female Rnatorstive." Judging from the letter• that
accompany them we eaatiot bat believe them posoroukt..l of tour.
than ordinary merit, and calculated to attor.l re:o•f to • tforot
[Mabel . of .0112,0 sullering under complaint. p.• vine b• tL• L.,
selves, and which the ordinary amuse gencrally Nil to r. a. h •
Boa advertiament and letters to Malmo to this tto-It,tr, , r.
another column
SrA PIIIEFUM RD BILMATIII.—W MAT lake or ,;entle
man would remain under the cure. of a .Airogreeshie
whir by eine the "Bata Or A 'DUO - Oust, I . LOIF ARS" or 1
dentriere wpaht mot *sly media it met bet leave the teeth whit.
aiodarl Meaypereerte de met know their breath in 14d,a04 the
Slabjeti IS en delicate their Irienda will never mention it. Poor a
mimeo tiros.ll4aimi - no your tooth bellyband wash the teeth toz I. t
and mere . A 01h emit bottle will les II year.
A BEAL TV. COMPLEXION mar many be acquired hr woo:.
the "BALM 01A Twornenn !lowans.' it will remueectan, pimp.
km and freckles from the akin, hearing It el a oat and iimeate lio..
Wet a towel, post on two or three drays and wadi the face ni ‘ lit;
ogd eireilmg.
RH m AVIIIII MADE EA ST.—Wet you sharing bench to either
warm Of eold wskor, pour no two or three drop* of "8 4.t.a or A
TOOCSAID Tumuli'," rob the ONO well, and it will wake a bee. •
Whil eat baker, Basch betagtlai the operation of shaving. Price
only Me sent& Toe ale by all DronML Dewar* el eminteelliate.
Newt gewgaw* oaken *pea by W. T. TNTNIDON k Co.
Oat. 404 UWI-011. Triwklia Slurs New York.
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