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MARINE DISASTER.

Capt, Berry, of the ship Vicksburg,
which arrived al New York. on Thursla,:
evening from New Orrsns. repor, tina, on
tnr Gu August last. II 26, 81 46,an object
having lhe appearance ol a boat was dlscov
cred abunt 3 pOInis forward of the weather
beam; The sh,p's cuurse was immediately
altered towards It, and on reaching wsA
hove 10, the boat was taken along side, anu
seveu persons received on board. who pro
we'd 10 be captain Alexander Mcdonald, anG
crew oil lhe Br. schooner Orange, lost on th'
voyage from Jamaica to MaIsnzss. They
had been thirteen days in boat IA fee'
long aud were all rs might be expected IL
a week shd critical state, aud three Of them
had 40 ne llfed on board: one was totally
insensibe, and although every means was
used 10 restore h,m, he only survived three
hours, Their desire fOr waiter was yer,
great aud much care VAS al first used in sd
minislerlug u la them,s and II vas not uli the
thIrJ day lhsi their ihlrsI was satisfied, d
which lime each .pefsUn had used about
gallons OF water.
Capt Mcdonald stated ,hat on the 24l
July si2 A, M, when about ~ la. % Il
lDn SO VI " .lnt sfDDOtl Wte shlutNlN rap
sized 10 heavy squall Fortunately ih'
iolIy bot, being slowed bottom up upon th'
long boat, turned over in the twaier. aud al
hands succeeded in grllng liz and 60, cles
Of the vessel, whrh almost the sam
moment dissppesied' Thus they wer
lef a, the mercy Of the waves, without prov
sIons OF wafer or even an oar 10 guide IN
boat, Pan vi a seat was broke Of an
made OF 10 steer The boat, which was KEEP
before the sea unll "a; light, during the da'
the lining aud lu0, boards were take off Al,
converted into \ mast on winch spread Ih
Caplaln's shIrl fnr stil; lhr bat was Steer
ed to the s0Nhw,rd with hope Of falling II
with the land. Towards evening n s.
hove Ia sight bW they wtre too distant I
hail her. On the 18Th, there beng no AZ
pearsnee Of lsnd lhr hnal's course was ahel
90 Tie westward. From lhls lhne ne
were drl(led Abnn, hv the wind ThrtI o
IL food duTlug l3 DAYS was four small fl
about two lnches long found ~ a p,ere {
bamboo which they picked up, On the 3 Il
and the lolnwing darli rained,and sufirleI
water was Obtained Ia qnenrh Their N n
On The mnralng of The 6h ol August, 'hrt
ships passed them, but IL was suppnsr
that the boat was not seen ircm them, ihe
weIe, however, soon gfalthed with The sig
9l ihc ship that afforded lhem relief.
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FOR CLEANING SILK,

One of the first Partisan dyers is quot
Il az the aniharlly for The following rec ePl
nr cleaning shk' Quarter ofa pound Of
'rh soap. a Ieaspoonful Of brandy, a pin,
IN, all we'll mixed together. With a
sponge of flannel, spread and mixture on
each side of the silk without creating III;
wash i, in two or three waters. and iron
it on tho wrong side, i, will look as good
as new
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NEW ZEALAN.
Thirty Engiishmen Murdsred and thei
BODIES Euien bu ths Cannib0LS!

Thirty Engiishmsn Murdered and their
ROdies Eaten by The Can"ibaIs!
The Journal desDe bats gives lhr follow
ing story, communicated by rOrrespon.
len, al Akat"a. IN New Zealand:
Probably before my letter arrives ~
France, you will have learned that the Ma
houris. tribe of Z-laudprs. Hive kiIit,
hurry English Of ,his colony; hut you per
APPS will MOI know th4, the bO lbs ri thes-
Unfortunate men we're eaten. Tins Us hut
nU true. We hal been uui On hununl
Iparly for about a week, when one rvpuI
We arrived Amoug the friendly tribe of I,
re aepurn OF Mahouris aud .0und them T
gaing themselves with human il'-h
We all conceived that ,nev were talrr.
some csptives. or naive slaves "i thtli
,wn. A. | understood lhe Language, lcoul'
not resis, expressing my lndignallon, aud
threatened them from the crew Of the cor
yeus.
The savages were alarmed, Al d endeav
ured To sppesse me by say ing They are NJ"
men nf MohOur that we are eating, bu'
some Yse yees'-for II - thus they cal
| he Eoglsh. They then exmhIed 10 n'
,he heads Of iheT Wc,lms. and | r-chgnlz"o
among them Ihsl of Captain Wakefield on
oG the Distinguished inhabitants 0l P"r
Nicholas; who had entertained Us al hl'
avn h0use when he went 10 town TO pro
cure provision. I was seized with a0uOI
Al his sight: NV companions blamed mi
for having risked irritating the canrlbss. a
We were only Ave against two bundled. Bu
they gave us confidence hy saving. On. lh'
lOwi onl (ir 80 Ihey distinguish u.) ar
good people, hut he Yr- 'srs are yrr
IwIcked' They Ihrn related lhsI they hs
killed the EugIlsh because they wished 4
Irslahlish themselves in a hay ~h'ch the
had ne, purchased, and were unwilling II
give mp We then Irnred, with ou
hearts iul of horror and dlsgnsr
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CHAPTER VI.


The ceremony Of msfriage was ended
and she priest was ptonouucing his ben.
ediction when . commnliun was appar.
eul in ihe further part ufthe hall, near
The door, enl The ihtoug gave way 10
terror btf,rc The stride of MsHenich
aud he officers ofthe lmperia Pnice.
what meaus all lhlsP demanded
Meternich OF the general officers az he
Cane near.
"A mock marr'oge, prince, but by
the mass! the priest hath done it with
grace aud unclon ss II he were in
right eainest. There stand the happy
couple. who were the ca9uchid uui
priest IN ma'qerade. are as sifely tied
ss ever man and wife
'Fhey are The two,' said Col Neck
ler.
Il is ht!lrresi them. Also The Capu-
chior
The prince resisted and drew his
sword, ln the melse his mask fell of
sad betrayed 10 all eyes the we'll known
features OF the cap,ive prince. There
was a general uIerance If surprise snd
y feeling Of Ieep iu'er's ) nul snr Ous-
ly seveial Of The m skr's made a m, "
meat 80 as TO obs.rucI The police aud "a.
vor hs escape. He was soon separated
frJm P,nce hle iernlch aud Colonel
Nscke-, and before The mass could oe
penetrated, the bridegroom aud BRIDE.
had been assisted by some French Off
GERS out Of The hall into a Carriage. -
Several Of The gentleman sprpng upon
the box a2d the foobeard and drov,
with rapidly 10 diSsn, par, of the cry
where the prnce ADD ms bride wei
soon in ssf y in rSiired mansion nss'
The walls, Occupied sy French Officer
Here they remaAed many smon'l
secreied, whIle every means were So
on foot BY the Emperor for iheIr disco,.
cry, and, al he same time pl'ns wer
constantly forming by their friends to
getting th IN oul of the city.
A length their retreat was discoveret
The prince was arrested, but his wifi
escaped in disguise, * cached Paris H.
conf cement was now more rg0tou
,hao before; the severity OF which adde'
to pa grlef at the sepsislun from hi
loyely wife. soon wore upon his spr,
and "esIh; aud; 10 few months tiI I
he died captive. The Princess Nten
ne, who had 'mpiored to share his cap
,iviiy, ,and had been forcibIy borne fron
danger by the faithful French officer.
on hearing of his death gave birth to
son, and surreddered up her life. Tnl
child, the grandson, OF Napoleon. sllI
lives not Car ftomPAris' a treasure dear
Iy guarded and cherished Ly those, who
disappointed in their hope OF his falhe
look forward 10 The day, not distant, ,whe
France shall once more rule The nslio
under the destiny of a Napoleon.
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THE PANS + Rr,FIcArIoNs'

Ff'v wears ('ay- the Rsforne. we're re.
nrrd ~ iics's the re nple of the NJ de.
= an, h'r'v tn terminate the rrinnphal Arch
"t The E'oile, and hr,yeigh, To restore the
'A'h"'rsl nf ST D,nis. In six wears the
r'>' s,upeudnnus work of mn Iprn time.
II" "nha' ulltmeut Of p RS, vii have heen
c'"rle'"d. notwithstanding the general dis g.
tress, the penurv of IN, treasury, and the
necpssiv Of providing for The construction
II rail way s,roads, and canpls.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07

II King on Trail for Murder.-A per
image ~ New Orleans, who sI) les himself
Kug If the F,rucli,' ana maintains the
T, ignny OF his pretrnsions by magnificent
heard and h4ughry demeauor, is on ulal in
that oiry J"r killing The Secretary of The
Spanish Consul. The frtn 0us king vas
known in France as Lue Thenevln,
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STAND ASIDE! MAKE WAY, THE
PEOPLE ARE CoMlNG!GLORI
PR0SPECTSIN GEORGIA
GREAT CHANGE!t!

The SlvannshGrorgisn Of the 81 inst.
In an able article on The prospects OF the
srccess Of Democratic cause in thai
St'le. after citing numerous reasons I,
show thai Georgia viii give a large an,
decided ~ ,riN AZ the mex, electlo
tor Polk aud Dallas. adds the following
The changes from the Wing TO The
ID emoCr'tic ranks in this state, hav,
been most remarkable. To the numbrt
Of prominent mcn alteajy recorded u
our columns as having ab,ndoned IN,
Wings aud come ouI tor Polk aud DI
las andTeXas,and now bdItIng mauiul,
and with a hearty good will ia the
democratic ranks, may he added -
Col Shskelford. of CAss county, an
able altornry,who 10 1910, w.s an en-.
'hu.iaS'Ic supporter OF G'n. Hrrls,n,
aud has been prominent Wing uotl
within the last few mouIhs.
M j, H,lI, of Merlwea,her county
whow the Wing Senator in The legs.
alure last year, au acting, leading iuhi-
len,i4i man.
'DuieI Il. M'chal, Esq. of Floyd
county, an able aud an eIoqnen, l'w-
lytr
Luther J. Glen, E.q.a highly prom
lsing lawyer, ~ Henry county, sad Ia
have been, by fA', the most active.
promInen', aud i,lenred memher Of the
Wing parry in The whole county
'Cnares Coopr, Esq. of Wake
county, a relation OF Juoge Cooper, am
an as'i'e, u flIen'ial pullucIan.
Gen. WoIhorn one of the leading
'illzens Of Mrriwra,her county, sno
ong a leader Of tne Wing pa''y.
M j. Wn-k-r, Lawyer, Of FAye,r'
'Lun,y, also ~ able man, auh strong
upporler of IlurriSon in 1910.
Col B ,hop; OF Mnrry, an old arden
and powerful d mncrat. who left uS las
eai, and was REGARDED Ivy the Wh.'
- an accession to thrir Racks, thu
sr-slly enIeebIng ours.
when such changes are occurring al
,ver The State when e-hear tens ant
hundreds who ATE leaving The Frde'a
,arly in almost every coun,y-how ca
We entertain the slightrs' doubt "a 10 th
esult of tine coming Il cton, and 'vhe'
IN the Wings fin solitary hook up
~ which t. h,ng hopr" We be-
cave To assure our friend in 9TH
states, that, .GeOrg'0 is safe.
We notice IL the inrs from EinI
/, lord that Robert J l'r@nt, e,q.add'rss"'
:, he democrats. M. Been, i yer
J liable lawyer, and an excellent speak
: and resides now in3drimnr Here's de-
b., In this district IN lS40, aud was rhen Il
: favor Of The whig patty.
n We are glad tina he has seen the rl
u ror Of hi. ways, aud has come ou' iIo'
'moug them.
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The Fore.gn NpUs Tn,

The Fore.gn NpWs The news b,
the Grra Western ~ sin',rss'iDs Ano'h.
rr addllou has been made 10 The Ro} a.
family. aud the English journals sr'
Glled with the usal gossip which 'ucl
ao event generally ocasons The O'Con'
ncll case - mslns pretty much The samt
~ a, The previous accounts. Mehemrn
Nj has abdIcoted, An event which %:
ra~ions a great deal of comment. Tao
si+rs has been b0mbard, d. The co'iol
MAJ ker is about The same, an enlinallo'
ldoWnafd
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HENRY CLAY AND TEXAS,

All ~ill remember Henry Claws letter
'efnre his nomination against the annex,
'nn ut Texas, which was intended Co, IN,
Northern market. Since then finding u
vas looslng him ground a, the South, hs
'as written letter there in favor Of the
measure; OF which The following is an ex
lraci Read II
| do no. think 'ha, the sutec, of slavery
ngh. to effect the questions one wav or
'he other. Whether Texas be independcn,
"r incorporated in the United States, | do
not believe II will prolong or shorten the
duration of tia, institution. |, is destined
become extinct. at some distant day. in
nv opin'on,hv the operation Of the pnnuIa
u"". N rouid be Unwise 10 refuse q Dsr
meW ocq"'s'tion, which uH srisi ne
iong 0s me eibe remains. on account M
u tempo Org institution
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IrPmendoh8 Hurricunp and FYoJd
tisconSn TerriiOry.-We le,rn ir".
he Green By RrpubIcao, ha, has on ~
|th lusi, IA hurricane, accompanied VII
ain and hail, swrW oven Brown aud CA
uul counties with such fury, that ~ ~,
pace "f twenty minutes property wa
!ssinyed IN ,ht value al 5000 Houses
Isrns, bridges. fences AID trees we've seat
eIed aud 'o.srd about like rhaff aud l.
neny places ,he cr"ps:"f every klnd wer
lIeued and desr. y,d, Trees lonr an,
i've lurtes ~ Iiamrirr. were IwIs"d IF =
Durk Cree h: aud ~ Suamir0 RIVER: all III
age lrres i'r Ihr distance "f hdf mIlr u
ne dnrrIion oi Ihe BAY shore were pIh,
mn up OF blown dawn. E"rrv bride
,-twern Twin Rivers aud Green Bay iw,
birds uf those between GIrrn Bay an
'nnd du Lar; were swept away.
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DISEASE OF POTATOES.

In heavy grounds in ihIs 'lncinlly, qnan
ilie- Of p"la'nes arr entirely rnlnn AMI
'pnlIed Llghi or sandy soil has proved,
his -eason. more favorable To The crop.
fhe constant wet weather Is the supp"s, d
'ause for the potato disorder. There has
'een no drought here, lhls year, -JGm0iea
IL, LlFarmer'
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L1sf Case -tbsenss of mlnd has al os
penetrated the fashionable circle. A young
ady 'nBpstnr, ,'ntendug to pain, her cheeks
with rouge put all the pun, on her nose.
She was admonshed OF her error bv per.
'on asking her TO sign the Temperance
pledge.
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Mr. benton. .-NoIwilhsand ,he great
nppnslllnn h, met with. al lhe recent elrc
linn in thai Slae, has sustained himself
strongly. His friends number a majority
IN the Legislature, and he will; no
d"ub', be returned TO the ULiIed SIaIes
Senate.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

To morrow evening (Sa'n-da! the snrie
~ will meet at The Presbyterian church
Let all turn out for We are convinced Ouj
cause is good aud We must aud will pre-.
vail.
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From the Lancaster In,eIligencer
FR NCIS II. SHtNK.

nnn
pie as candidates for The Democ,s,;, T,nho,
lna,oral nomination i, 1874 ,oo. !, 49,
pears tn me. euiov ore,,er sboro or on
lularity. than Fp.Sss u Su,vr r.,
Nr. Skunk was horn in Mon,oome,v co
in this State. and. is now ,res,m. oLo,,
he age or our distinguished fellow ci,i1e,
lanes Buchanan His father, was n man nj
lerculean frame Of BODY. was model Of
he slrorg r0nmo1 seusp and incorruo,ibl.
n'egriiv which distinguishes the German
h4Isr,er. The fiial affection, with whicl
Nr su' jert Of This notice snlacrd the d,
'ining wears Ui his parents. v hen sfflmrin,
'ressed heavily upon them. Que of IN,
'"hleSt traits ut hi, character, and one
"hifh ~ always attended nv ulhsr and
KINDER virtues. The Strengthened rrrcum
'ianrPs oi Mr. Shunk's father; /nn,ui,h
Standing the liberal views ne entertained
II 'h1 vaI"e of edmra,in) scarcely enabled
IN To give hts son The elements oT . zee, IN
English edurAunn - The fn,,rn Snper,,
''h'ent ut Public Schools educated himsplC
lis accurate aud rrI,r,aI ko,,yl.J,s r
'rrmsn aud English bn,,,ys.. r,.
'rl,ty wrjh whrrh hp sneak. and wr,s.
,nIh: h,. k,., ,.l,.h f..
'qnnn'in'e with 'hp lnet,turp ol hou|
nose ltngmagrs. the force the ppr.n,rn,,,
'r rleg g'nrr at hiS sivle nf wrl,iny. All ~.
ni"hIe aud varied requirements f., vh;L
dis isilugulShed. air his own v,rk
VI, shank, ~ his childhood and you,h
ulnved none "f the adv-nu,inu. ,lv,n,,,
I wealth ur ftniv nfi renee. py.ri,
the path II But the naive rnsrov ,C hi.
| "nd, aud he ndnrnitahIe enerJy and per
pvrrancp Of his character 81, monn,sd ,hem
| II. The poor German bnv wb, l,bo,sd
vuh his hands f,r the Subsistence of his
| aren,.. " no \, the aoe ot n;,. ,.. ,l,
ut sprak a word of English, is now one
i 'he 'n"'' finished Ene',h and German
"h"lars in the SIa'e--hsS filed. to the sat
action at every one some of the most i'm
"'''"' "'"'''' an" IN candidate tor the
""'"'''"" ''r 'he h'gNest station ~ the
!"' " ''' Pe"p'e "' ms NAIVE Common
''"'"
without seeking to depr eciare the claim,
r W" qn'li 'atI 'ms oi The may .hl.l and
distinguished c"upr'no,. al Mr.. Shuns
~ NE lie n"'rt'r n"'nlnaD,on. | NAV h.
n"r'ni''rd I" saw nn one c"u'd hnng 10 the
executive office stranger u, more uner
I''ng JHdg MN, more inrnrruplIhe un4s
'Si''"g integrity. greater 'xperlrn"" ~
nnrr profound knuVledge OF ihe oHurs al
his than Erancis X Shunk
Tie IL tAn'l r with every deparIm.nr 0i ,h
lGJvernnrnt. lie Is Versrd IN the detail
""''"'' we "'h""'
!'""' ~ vi
"r' Sh""" intellectual qualities are al
= u 'hd' so''n' energenc character. whicl
'""'"oF q"a''y MIN Tor an Execuu''
, mre' ~" man has received higher ies
""""''' "' p"o''c commence men he
b ''"' "'"' !e"' "e was e'e''en tierK
We 'iouSe "' Representatives ny the Vo'
| VI nltmhPfa
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Like Father Ike Son. Cobhe, SON
of the suhor Of the Political Register las
been ronfned four years in the Qnen's
3ench pr,s1n, for a contempt of Court.
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FRANCIS II. SKUNK N0MINA TED
FOR GovERNER BY ACCLAMA
TOM

We hasten to spread hefore the rerri.
"i Pennsy lsvania the del bera,ions of the
democratic State Convention, held in thi.
place TODAY, for the nomination ofa can
h'da'e for Governor. to supply the place ol
the lamenicd MUHLRNBgRo. II will bp
seen that the delegates had already an,ici
pa'Pd public sentiment on this subject. and
have promptly ratified the nomination
whi'h had already been spon,aneousl,
made IN the hrdris of the people -
FRANCIS r SKUNK ,wrs unanimoo.l,
Irh"sen as the republican standard bearer.
u" n'h"t name having been suggested {, IL
I"nvenli"r. "r even presented rtselr,o IN,
mind Of = single delegate
We offer 10 the Democracy of,he State
"hr hearty congratulations IN thisauspicinu,
result-Uudpr the prn,iden,iaI di.pensa
ION thai afflicted rs, We were fortunate IN
having such leader il reserve, and W,
nay now look forward to a vic,u,v w,hou,
parallel in our pnllical annals. On All
.rest questions oi National and State moi,
v. Mr. SKUNK stands indrssoluhl,
ien'li-1 with The tre Dpmncracv. |,
I'm The diversified in,eres,s of our Com
uon"ealth will fud secure dpposi,or,
i'S nam" viii constitute popular. as /,
vii an lnn"iahlr. raIlSlng crv. Mr.. Ma
". the llliIrrae paper hero "f Weslbor-
'"d' VIII nov he inrrvet SpHtencei m con
pn'al nhsrurlty. anh Is de-llnrd /, one q
h"se old iish,"Urd DEFEATS tor which n,
81 Prnverhlal. ll- has nov ~ bette
'hanre al success, then when hp propose,
imseli Ia the p' uplr "f esimorrIaud iur
i"nsrrss aud the State L.tisIaufe. H.,
All Again hr ~ nin"ruv of = 500 IN hl.
'"n county. aud ul 25.U0O ~ the Slate
i'hr m"rr c,ud Il among uur Federal -,
mlts 'rr free Ia acknowledge his. The
'ame "i SliuNX has already filled ,heI,
nrrrs wlrh grnuudrd ronslprnati,n. Ahead,
rr hey seen Il iug ~ rvprv ,iirec,lun, Ink,
ne shuu4rtd sqddrots ol Packtnham, bt
"rr The raw troops nl ia, ks1n. They au
'rg'ning Ia hear The cannnns ui Demo, rdcy
laundering on the righl and lef,, aud SAP
iimssy ~ho can' is ready n leap from ,hel
'ngure. Poor ruou,! The only qu,Sln,
'"w Ia hr dt,rImln'd Is. "a, wlrh tltc
ton thry will he thrashrd wutst-ln Or,o
her or November! rhls l~a prrrrm ",
nave the Democracy To 81 w. U.;on
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A. FORSTER. Sec'y

0"A -plrudid HICKORY POLE
- u nr r">~d IL f s,Iug err, k,r,.rt,.
'ousr f Th"mas i tl,r "n Thur>da,
* the l2 h. ID noe, I, ,urn ON, j..
here wil bt s'rtmen.ious guh,iIug.
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ORANGENllLE & RilOERSBuRG
HICKORY CLUB.

The next stated meeting ol This CluI
''lI be held II, Rhnershurg.on on SATURDAY III,
7'h day of S'p'emhtr u,x,. N one u'c,orh
" the aitrroon A till( KORY rOLt.
l4O feet high will then be raised.
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Delegate Convention

The Citizens of Columbia County, friendly
Removal. are requested to meet in their rcspecti,.
Election Districts, ut the usual place of holding th
General Elections on
Saturday. The nh dov IF September. nrrt
between the hours Of two and six o'clock, in the a
ternoon and elect two Delegates TO represent then
in County Convention to meet at the house q
Enoch Howell, in Bloomsburg. at J2 o'clock. noon
on the Monday following, to place in nomination
County Ticket to be supported at the October Elec
lion.
THOMAS A. FUNSTON.
p. :. BROCKWAY,
G. w. MORRIS,
ISAAC LEIDY.
ANTHONY DENGLER.
Democratic Standing Committee.
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PRE- SIDEN7I.7L ELECTIONS.
Asa DIMocK, "e"otor'm

REPRESENTATIVE.
George F. Lehman l3 George Schnahle
Chri'tian Kneas ID Nathaniel l,. ElJ,e,
VIM. n. Smith is NJ. N. Irvine
4 John Hill (Phl) 10 James Woodburp
S Samuel T.. Leech II Hugh Nom pomety
Sa nuel Camp, ls Isaac Auk,ny
Jesse sharpe 10 John Mathews
8 N. w. Sample 20 VIM. Patterson
VIM. Heindenrich 81 Andrew Bmke
10 Conrad Shimer % John NIGH
/ Stephen Baldv 23 Christian Myers
~ Jonah Brewster "a "ubert Orr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
KENTUCY ELECTiON-O OPTICAL.


The following are the official returns for
Governor Of Ken'ucky in all coun,iss.
0wsley. (Fsd 59a46
Butler. (Dem.) 81 752
Frdra' m1jor,y in 1914, 4594
Compared with the Pr sidenliAl vote Of
$40, the poll stands thus:
HARRISON, $3.50
Van Buren,. 30 297
Federal majority in islo, 25 973
Shelving NET GAIN for the Demo
cra's' on The vote of 1910, Of 2I,379
similar gam N all ,he States Of lhe I'm
ION; aud will eIec, Polk and Dallas Nv over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MA.
lORlTY! Stand firmly to your posts.
Democrats, ALL IS WELL!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-06
=. ne Editors Of The Enquirer:

Charlottesville, Sept. :, 1911.
The Democracy OF Alhcmarlc held meeting
DAY and were addressed by Colonel Randolph,
General Gonlou. S. L. Leake, Richard Durre:, "a
Harrison and Tyler man in lS40,) w. F. Cor
;,n Jr and VIM Mills of Greene General
Gordon. after abiding 10 Maj. James Garland,
os his competitor for public favor in years past,
and paving him handsome and deserved COM
nlimcnt politically and personally, nominated
him as delegate from Albemare to the neiao-
cratic State Convention; which was responded 10
WIN reclamation. and then the meeting proceed
~ 10 appoint other delegates 10 the Convention.
Srn,e nj the speakers alluded 10 the cry o'
.D;.un;on" raised BY the Clay Club OF Your city
;nst the Democracy of the country. In order
- show what The Albemarlc Democrats think
m the subject, the following resolution was pro-
noSei and carried unanimously:
..p.<oIr.d That the Democracy Of Albemarle
,.,' assembled. for themselves and their brethren.
Inv, with the scorn and Indignation which it
,n,r;,> The charge brought against the Polk
,'ar,, nf The South hy the "Clav Club OF Rich
,nonI ,ha, they are i'll favor OF a dissolution Oh
,,ur Glorious Union-that we cherish the Union
a. n. las hope of treedom-and that We cohsci-
",,nn>y believe. that the only danger that threat
,,' o"r b,nny Confeleracy comes from The A bo-
,;,,,n Wings OF the North, and their recreant con-
so,nlalion allies OF The South"
IOnr Correspondent gives Us a cheering account
o,,be n,l,ics of OH Albcmarle. Hespecities The
names Of four citizens who have been changed
from Whigsery 10 Democracy since the Spring
rl,cton--,he names of IA who refused TO vote
s with u in the Spring, because they did no, like
,h. Presidential candidate, and are believed Il
have been for Tip and Ty in 1910, who vii
Vote for Polk and Dallas-and the names o! six
men of influence too, who voted with the Wing
This Spring, bu, say they will not vote for Clay
In fact, says our intelligent Correspondent, 'th'
heaven is working, and We are the gaining part.
mr. onA crefN racrc else.