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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
" Principles and not Men.n

Joseph X. Chandler, The polished Editor
OF the United States Gazette, does moi ad
mire This watchword Of our Republican Fa
hers In political speech delivered bv
him in front of Gichrsl's Hotel in the
growing but sinful village Of Wilkesbaire
on the evening of August OH, 1914, he
took Mr.. Madison 10 task for having inscrib.
ed upon his carriage the equivalent Latin
|expression; pelulently excIaimirg,-' Bad
Grammar. and worse Latin = Principles
and not men, the sentiment is noble and
we have mou,bed it over 80 often pleasantly,
and had it written down SO prominently in
our political creed, ,ha, we canno, abandon
Hers criticism. What is meant by this
political provetb no, ;hal we should chase
abstract principles though the labyrinth Of
Ietaphyslcs, and forge, meanwhile that
poor humanity exists. No /; but lhs, we
should esteem prin ,ipes more thau men
that we should think and act for ourselvs,
and not follow the lead Of any man living
because i, is he tina, leads. And herein is
found plain well marked feature by which
true and correct patriotism may be known:
In The late campaign we ,hi1k this feature
liscernabe in the De nocracy. With a
plain. sensible, honest, strong minded can
Gidate for the Presidency, opposed to a
man ofspleadid history. distinguished elo
quence and captivating address, they wen,
into the fight to preserve and render pre-
dominent The principles Of their Republican
Fathers. On the other hard, how was il
with Federalism The Federalsls of 1914.
nave been really ,,hroughou, the whole cam
lpaign, man ,corshippers and excepting
their parrot cry of tariff talked Of little ex
cep. The bold, bad man who was. in the ful
some language of adula,ion, the embodi
ment of their creed With them il was
all for love or the world well lost. = What
ma,ered it whether the country ran head
long into boaled banking and wild specu
Ialion again, or not, if only The man whopl
they idollzed, became The Presden, ! Like
he rustic army of i'll assorted artisans AM
lpafers told of in James's fight OF the Fid
dIers' they seemed to care little about the
enterprise upon which they were engaged
and only wen, forward through an i'll judg
ing enthusiasm foi their leader, 10 the shou
Of Roger Dulton Cav Roger DuUon!
| Roger Dutton goes TO fight
With his doublet and his hor Sc;
| Who is wrong or who is right
| No one knows and 10 one cares
Such were apparently the sentiments o.
The wings of lS44-it was, 'Hurrah fol
the Farmer of Ashland" Who is wrong
or who is right, no one cares and no one
knows!" Such being the case, i, is nc
wonder that Mr.. Chandler, High Priest il
the wing temple of idolatry, should ron
demn and abhor the good old Republican
doctrine of principles and no, men, for
whenever uttered il was bitter and biting
rebake upon him and his comrades, upon
heir whole system Of eleciioneering
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
THE IDENTICAL BIB

THE IDENTICAL BIBLE which
John Rogers, the martyr Of Printer
memory, once owned, was brought to
this country nearly two centuries ago
md is now in the hands Of one Of hi,
descendants. A 'BreecheS Bible, prir
ed in London 1877, the copy which
vas presented by the printer TO Queen
Elizabeth was procured in England al ,
high price by Admiral Sir Isaac Corla
and sent TO The late Rev. DR.. Homer, u
Mass, at the sale of whose library #
was purchased by me, and is valued as
pleasing relic ofRoyally and purilsnism
CORES. Boston Trans.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
COLUMBIA DEM0CAT.
BLooMsBURG. FEB. !, is4o.

In Wales there is living man aged on
hundred aHd twenty years. having beer
born in l124; ha has consequently lived
through the reigus Of the four Georges,
William ", end into tina, cf Queen Vicio-
ria. His health and faculties are sound
and he walks two or three times week u
a neighborisg village, TO visit dsughlei
eyed eighty eight
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01


ahe RohhSchiids Ercommunicated.- -
= Dur last adVices from jerusalem says thu
FGaget,e dies Tribunaux, mentions thai
1he Synagogues of that city whose members
are known for their deep aversion 10 every
innovation. and 10 progress in general have
pronounced a senienee of excommunication
sgainstaA Ahe lsraeliles who should part.
cpale, las collectors or donors, in the subscrip
lion now apen'in Europe for the purpose
OF encouraging agriculture among the Jews
Of Asia. and establishing at derusalsu,, for
'the indigeai of those same Jems. an ex
Iebsive hospIal and. selosls for adulls and
shildren Of both seges. Among the
persons visited with this analhema are the
e heads Of the diiferen, branches Of The Roth
eehilds. who have subscribed one hundred
4housands francs towards that charitable
undertaking.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

THE TREATY WITH CHINA. -Th,
vote oil the Senate on The resolution for
the ratification Of the Treaty Of Tia Using
Empire, China, Jan. l6, ls45, was an
ous;--less de, Nays none.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
STRANGE ACCIDENT.

A woman who lived in The family ol
Randall Angel, BurrlvlIe, was killed las
week in the following singular manner
She was picking up chips, when a larg,
ram attracted by her black cap, ran agains
her head and buted her so violently tina
she died in few minutes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

THE BOSTONIANS are now realizing
rich harvest by their enterprise. The
Express says New York even is made
dribmasy 10 ihem, 10 much greater extent
'iban is generally known. Over a hundred
passengers, going 10 and from Albany h
New York'every day, take the Springfield
route. The great winter lines that have
ever since the Revo!ulionfhees established
on b>Ih sides oflhe Hudson are pretty much
abandoned.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

Deacon Peaquirk, a stsunch temper
ance man, having accidentally swallow
ed rousing lumbler Of gin the Other
day, Was asked how he felt after it,.
How did | leeI3' said he, why fel
- # was sitting on The roof OF our
nee'ing-hoase, and d.eVery shingle was a
ews. harp.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
TALTSM.I--- OUR
NEIGHBORHOOD.

The cluster Of counties around US, IN
cIndipg our own;--Colu mbis, Luzerne,
Car bon. Schuylkll and Northampton
ave within them more Of The elements
Of wealth, ,hsn any district, Of equal
ex,en',in Amer.csa the Union We find
Limestone and Iron Ore in inexhsus,i-
blc auanti,ies in the frs, and Goa
equally abundant in the four last. Wealth
no, by pit,ances,--far,hing;-bu wealth
10 q s'rong and swollen stream, will
must, flow into this district, for ceoiu.
ries! Nature has placed heEe the ma.
lteria'--,he rock-the ores-& industry &
skill will reproduce them in new fo m,
ofvalue, or transport them 10 inviting mar
ke,s abroad. Valuable alwsys,ih produc-
lions of this district will always com.
mand purchasers. Changing fashions,
tastes, habits, render articles Of value al
one time, ,un nssleabe s. useless at another
But, the productions Of this district, ale
necesasal les. Your puverised Lime.
stone, is necessary 10 re-vigorste the
exhausted lands Of the Agricul,urisl
md life, and your lton--Sho shall en-
umeraie It's uses? The cack Of The Cot.
on mill may be hu,hed and silent; bu
the Forge hammer viii clsng for az,
M,n may choose 10 clolhe ihemseIv,
10 woolens. or silks, or hemp wear
out who will f ,urish cork pen knife
or canter horse with wooden shoes?
Enduring markets open, are openin,
o your study woikmen of The north
Necessity rules The market aud yo,
supply that necessity. The fre.esle,,
Of The Palmetto State may sneer at you,
and the Lord Of the Cotton mill, may
hold you in contempt; but the heavy
hand Of your power is upon them; buy
hey must and of you!
Capitalists i've ing their funds here
may bresk-we count instances already
ny the score. Workmen may be ground
now aud tnen 10 lie verge of starvation
or at least 10 muiny, by the 'ofder sys
TEN or, marched 10 The polls by over
seers, TO vote for lhe'Tari6 Candidates,
or some other kind Of candidate, ,under
pain of discharge, put these things W.
put down merely in the chapter of &C
cidenls. No system Of business (any
more than polilics) is perfect and wealti
getting by mining & ifacturing, has
its defects. But would we crush al
enterprise, because few business men
break up by course of imprudence Of
fraud, would we leave all our minera
wealth beneath the valley sod and thu
mountain rock, because here and ,her,
the Iaborer is oppressed or the right o
sulI age perverted?
Our course is onward. The accident
Of our career are to be encountered an,
overcome, but we must be on IN,
march, advancing 10 that position 70
which we were designed. For the per
mamen, investment Of capital, no par
iof the Union holds Out so many in luce
ments, as the district Of which we hav,
"ppkcn.--and although II is no, an E
Dorado, though no fountains OF EleIna
Youth, burst forth from the sides Of III,
mountains that span it.-it yet invite
the stranger, The adven,urer and III,
capi,alisl, 10 ITS borders and bowels. -
| Wiikesbarre Farmer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
THE ONE DAY ELECTION BILL

AS The signature Of the Presiden, ha,
been affixed 10 The bill making the dav
for electiog the electors OF Presiden, and
Vice President uniform ,hroughou, the
United States, It may be considered
law OF The land. The day desig igoaled
IN The law is the Tuesday mex, after the
i st Monday in November.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
Remember The Printer.

WHEAT, CORN, RYE, BUCK
WHEAT, OATS or WOOD, will be re-
ceved for debts due us for subscription.
Also few bushels OF POTA1 OES II
delivered soon
From those who have promised Lumber
inch and inch md quarter pine boards
will be received if delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

The nomination of Lu'her Kidder,
Esq ss President judge Of the Judicial
district composed OF the counties Of
Of Schuylkill. Carbon and Monroe, has
been confirmed by the Senste.-Yeas 26
Nays 6.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
INJURY TO TREES.

The Northampton (Msss) Gazette
''aIes. that the fruit and shade tree. il,
that Town and vicinity have suffered
severely by The late accumulation Of ice
upon The branches. Many OF the elm
t'Fes weIe stripped Of most of their
branches, and The forest trees suffered ia
cannon ,aith the olheis.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
THE WHITE HOUSE.

A hill is before Congress appropriate
ing $4,000 for furnishing The Presi'
lenl's House From the accounts of all
who have visited the Presidential man
sion, II is evident that the appropriation
$ sadly needed. If the nation finds a
house COR The President, they should
make il comfortable for him 10 live in.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

We have received ibe fret two numbers
OF the Luzerne DeMoeraf' new demo
cratic paper published a, wilkesbasre, b,
Col l. l.. Tate, of the Columbia Enquirer
Il is we'll go, up and handsomely printed
aud deserves to be well supported by The
democracy Of I,uzerne.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
ANOTHER HARTFORD CONvEN
TON.

The Boston Post Says that '.hs moderr
Wings and old Federal leaders in Massa
chuseus have been using all the exer.ions
in thei, power, for months, to ge. up a
Stale Coneen,ion a, Faneul Hall, compos-
ed Of those who have already signed pe.i
fions praying for dissolution Of The Union
who declare the National Constitution a
.corsc, and of DO binding force upon them;
who refuse to hold an office which renders
/. necessary for them to declare their will
ingness to sustain the requirement Of III.
supreme law Of she land, and of those who
avow tkat the Anexa,ion Of ,he valuable ter
'ritory Of Texas will dissolve the gloriou:
government we live under!'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
A Phi,adelphia letter, pub

A Phi,adeIphia letter, published in The
N. Y. Josrnal of Commerce, says:-
Our Banks here were neve: in a sounder
state, and believe they are all managed
snow by Directors who will keep them in a
the Tuesday of every week. a, the Philadel
phia Bank to settle the balances between
taeir respective institutions. and a salutary
check is thus exercised, which must pre-
vent any one Of them from gong astray.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
THE REMOVAL BILE

Passed the Committee Of the Whole !.
the House on Tuesday los, and wa, eroeo'
ed TO be up sgain on second readino ID
Wednesday but az our mails aie now ,u.
days coming from Harrisburg, ". nave n0'
heard wha, action wss had upon il.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
CHANGING HER NAME.

in the Missouri Legislature a peliio,
was presented from certain parents il
st. LOUIS, to change the name of lh,ir
daughlea from Georgisno Frelinghuyser
% Martha Jane Dallas.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

There are in Ohio about six thousand
Public School Districts, and six hundred
ninety five thousand, eigh, hundred and
thirty youths entitled TO the benefit Of .he
schools in these districts.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

II is expected that President Polk will
cave Tennessee for Washington, about the
5Ih Of February; and that he will be ac~
by seyersl of his friends from
that State
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

.IOhn McReynoids, Esq has been re ap.
PoiaIed Collector nj Berwick.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01
U. s. SATURDAY posi-

One Of The Oldest weekly papers publish
ed in PhiadeIdhia, comes 10 us this w.,L
filed with unusal interesting matter. r.,
sides The news of tho week, i, contains 90,
eraI original stories of interest. |, i. nm,
of the bss, weekly family newspapers pOb
lished in Philadelphia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-01

The Kentucky Legislature has paa,ea
a bull providing that any person wb,
shall be guilty OF en,icing or assis,in,
TO entice or carry of any slave from tn,
lawful owner, and any person who shall
harbor or conceal any such runaway q,
solen slave, for the purpose Of his con.
cea'm mt and escape, or conviction shall
ne coniined in the penten,iary of III.
State or term of not less than twenrv
years.
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TUESDAY MORNING, Der. 81, ls45.
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER.


P'"seryotionis the first law oi nalnre," but the
lborng Glasses Of the United States do not APP
pear to feel the necessity OF enforcing this law.
fir they nphojd the introduction Of foreign pau
H.i labor, "airn is to deprive themselves and
lAn,"a O. t'" nrans OF support I"ey seem
10 b. lnson- bic to all appeals III behalf OF l.'F
o'u Interests, and adhere as tenac,ons!y to par
~, as tAo7g' they considered party every ih'Hg'
and their o"n and their country $ interests mo-
ching. The result OF this n'n'na'io" must IN
cylnbIY be, the reduction Of the pr'De OF Anne
rican labor to the European standard Against
this the American party has Protested and has
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THEATRE, FRONT sTNEET.-Sccond appearance Of
Mr and DTrs Kean These distinguished performers
were received last evening by one of the largest aud
most fashionable audiences ever before brought tOge
thcr within the walls Of the Front street Theatre
The performances passed of with the greatest enhu
slGsm. Th"y viii appear to night in Shakspearc's
celebrated tragedy of Hamlet. iamlel Mr. C. KGan
Oghelia, Mrs. Ken The other characters in the
piece cast to the whole strength Of NJ. Buron's
cAcel!ent company.
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THE OLD CITIZENS BANK,
MARK Ell STREET,

BEL W IIf IHAKIES md ST, FHULi-a4N'
No. l6l, NOW No. 400.
FETRE Subscriber would inform his friends and
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90 Having in my employ TIE hes; workmen, my
customers may feel confident ia having their orders
executed n the best style, and AZ the shortest antcr,
olS-d WILLIAM ROGERS,
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n7- On. ELIJAH PRATT'S PATENT ARTiFI-
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offered To the public for the first time h this city, as
cGrtc1t 'e1sty IN the following distressing cases,
VIZ; Where the nipple is entirely warrington being
inverted, or where il has off by the child nurs-
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chid's mouth h sore In all the above cases the child
will nurse with perfect ease TO itself gAe mother
TIC nanes of a number of medical mer, who have
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III any of the magnificent lotteries noW drawing wiz
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tp3 toENER BALTIMORE & IloLLIDAY-srs.
HDOS2T}SE SALE GOLp AND SILyEK
e WATCHES AND JEWEL
WIS (IaeSi"yJ LEENTNG at O'Clock withCut
reserve, one gold English Lcverrxtra icwelIpd Watcb:
gold hep'ne doi silver English Lever do; Anchor
Lever Geneva make; gold and stone Shank Pins:
large gold eH1mellch Ladies' Pins; do do nc,acon
do; gold and stone do do; lot plated and god Kev.
shirt Studs; gold Guard Chains; Ladies' goli Hrnce
lets, sc. Sc Together with my usual variety sold
al night salcs. &c Terms cash.
AT PRIVATE SALE. Five gold Lever and lie
pin" Narhrs some very fine; 6 dorm Office and 10
tel arm Chairs; IL mahogaUy parUr DO; - dozen mo
ig'co hai stuffed Cushions.
II r. MEACHAM, Anrt'r.
2r1S%ag GOoD SYYChTi0N AID FAIR IN
,,S.i5 EE~rHENr AT AUCTID%-. OR PTE.fNS'
82HE COURT S.9LE-On THURSDAY .7F-
fS,atiA I'EHNCON, I'D inst, at O'Clock on the
premises. lot OF GROUND on the corner of lar
ford avenue md Monument street. frou'r2 10 feet on
hn,or. = and eIt"nhng beck To Apple aey-imrrov-
ed by frame BUlLDI Nti--thp property OF Elizabeth
Terms nj sale. AIN STtTTSREGGEE ffm'y
OILS Is II. W nOt}L Auct
,sra.8, o. THURSDAY FTEIsNOON,
tNn," Oct 23i, at4 o'clock, on the premises, n two
Eaiiu story Brick DWELLING, with attir, on the
Etll.m- east side Of CarOliue.st. midway between
Gcagh and Pratt 20 feet in 'front.' and in deg.h eI
teESing back 10 Strawberry alley, together with the
iolnC use of six or seven feet alley Also, 2snall
bic Dwellings in the and fIsntlna on Straevber
y alley. All D0w in the occupation of punctual ten
ants. Ground rent $40.
ole co&ds H. Wy. BOOL, Auef.
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F7-TO THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE. The
NiLFORD GWfRD respectfully informs the citizens
OF Baltimore, and the public generally that he has
now in the press Of Mr.. John Murphy, of Baltimore
street, work of about 300 pages, which wiz contain
his political and prose writings on moral, sentimental,
patriotic and Humorous subjects. The author partic
uarly appeals Ia the ladies for patronage, al whose
suggestion the york has been gotten up II will con-
tain an engraved likeness Of the author besides other
embellishments, and will be handsomely Sound in
embossed cioiA, AT 3 per copy, payable on ae dev
cry of me work.
The author having reformed his life IN ,G,o is de
sfons of getting start in the world that ne may rem
der himself usetal To his fellow men
few copies Will he bound in very superior STYLE
for Christmas and New Years presents, al 81 80 and
81 20 pei vOilIitre.
Those who would encourage a native author in
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1T the Hallmore Clipper, stating the price at VIII h
saey subscribe. Ole
[G3-CORONER'& OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
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Mexico. 1t is evident from the message of
president Herrera, that he looks forward to the
annexation Of Mexico to the United States, and
not without Just grounds for his anticipations.
The internal condition of that country forbds
the idea that she can sustain her independence
and rs she will shortly adjoin our territory,
there can be no doubt that occasion will arise
for the extension of our protecting hand over
her territory. This is her certain destiny-and
whether it be postponed for one or twenty
years, "to that complexion she must come at