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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-09-12
Most Wele0ne InteIIigtnts.

The news of the passage of the Texas
Boundary bill. by clear majority OF tsn'
by The House of Representatives yesieF'
day, is news of a stirringly cheerful char:
acter. Everywhere, throughout this broad
land, it will be greeted with JOY. Every.
where il will be hailed as The omen OF
peace-the bow of promise on a troubled
sky-the assurance that there is sill
enough patriotism in Congress TO regaTd
the Union. founded upon mutual spirit
of compromise, as still worthy of the
common affections, and deserving of al
the sacrifices that freemen can make TO
perPetuate it. Already is this sad quarrel
exciting the hopes of our foes IN the WON
out governments of Europe. They alleys
that our Constitution is being dTag.ed.
manqled, and mutilaied, 10 The feartci
precipice of disunion, and they point 10
the spectacle as TO another proof OF the
instability of Republics. On The Other
hand, millions OF freemen IL the va
World, who look 10 US for refuge from
oppression, watch the struggle between
brothers with grief at their hearts, ana
hear the exultation of their fyrants, WIN
despairing and PROSTATE spirits. But II Il
is due TO our character before the world
nations, 10 save this best gift OF ProFi'
deuce, how much are we not interested.
upon whom the full and overaowing bles-
sings of liberty and prosperity are poursd
in rich profusion' we, who are SO accus
toned TO comfort, that we forget our f.
vored lot There is not an Amerca1
heart that will NOT beat with Joy an VIZ
pride as the news from Washington. aus
picious as il is of an honorable adjusns1'
of our troubles, is conveyed TO the CO :.
try on the wings of those messengers {,
Freedom-the Press and Steam!
The patriotic men in Consrsss. hcE,
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~The Jackson, Democrat in alludinp
to the ticket just formed in Bedford coun
ty says:-
We congratulate the Democracy of
Bedford county upon the formation of SO
excellent ticket. Headed by John Cess
IA, Esq. that indefatisable and able Dem
ocrat-who is the greatest thorn in the
side of whiggery we know of. and COM
posed OF hard-working. honest men, it
cannot fail TO be successful. Mr.. John
hariiey's name is a tower Of strength to
1t. A truly honest. fearless, and firm
Democrat. allied to nothing but truth and
justice. he will make one Of the best
Commissioners we have ever had. His
election is conceded by common con-
sent.
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S The Jackson Deuocrof-

SThe Jackson Democrat, heretofore
published in Bedford, by James B. San
som. ESQ., will hereafter be issued at Nc
Connelsburg. the seat of justice of the new
county of Fulton. and its title changed to
that of the Fulton Democrat" We trust
MI. SAMSON will meet with liberal sup
port in his new location. He makes a
very readable paper.
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Congress.

SVu6Stnds
The news from Washington Is highly
important. and there is now a fair prospect
that all the important bills which have been
under discussion in that body for the last
nine months. and which have ag,,ated the
Union from one extreme to the other, will
be passed, and thus give repose to the
country.
The Texas Boundary Bill, which had
passed the Senate, was taken up in the
House on Friday last, which having been
amended on motion of Mr.. Boyd, of KY,
by adding to it the bill fos establishing a
territorial government for New Mexico.
passed by vote of Yeas lOs-Nays 81.
Great excitement prevailed during the pas
sage of the bill, and every effort was made
by the Aboliionists, Free Soilers, and ul-
ira Southern Slavery men TO produce its
defeat. But thanks TO the noble democ-
racy. and those patriotic wings who came
to its support, defeated the Vaccinations
Of the agitufors, and have aided in giving
peace to our distracted country. An ef-
tort was made to attach the Wilmot Pro-
viso TO the bill, and defeated in the House
by majority of Al! The vote being
Yeas sO-nays l2l.
On Saturday :he House took up the
bill for the admission of California, which
was passed by an Overwhelming vote,
yeas l5O-nays Sc. The bill passed
precisely as it came from the Senate; en-
deavors were made to amend it, but they
were resisted by the majority. California
is therefore State Of this grand confeder
acy, such State as her people wish her,
having her own chosen boundaries and
constitution. She has been admitted in
the character in which she presented her.
self nine months ago; none Of her proper
tions have been curtailed, and her own
free constitution has been acknowledged
as the best she could adopt. Her repre-
sentatives will soon take their seats in the
national councils TO legislate for the good
Of the whole country, and raise their vol
ces against sectional demagogues, who
have been endeavoring TO spread discord
among our patriotic people.
The House then passed the bill erecting
the Mormon settlement into territor ial
government to be called the Territory of
Utah. by vote yeas 97-nays sc. Eff
forts were made to insert the Wilmot Pro-
vlso and negauved. Thaddeus Stevens
moved 10 strike out the amendment in the
bill, providing tina: when said territory
shall apply for admission as State i, shall
be admitted with or without slavery. Lost
by ayes os-nays es.
The Fugitive Slave Bill, and the bill
abolishing the slave trade in the District
OF Columbia, yet remain to be acted upon,
but as the Fugitive bill has already passed
The Senate we hope ere long to record
their final passage, and thus a quietus be
given TO all the distracting questions that
have SO seriously threatened the peace of
the country. We hope tha, Congress
will not adjourn until happy termination
i is put to all matters that threatened sec
tionai hostility.
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CONGRESSIONAL COSFERENF.

Proceedings of the conference in the
10Th Congressional District, commenced
at Ligonier, on Wednesday. August 2sth
1850.
The meeting was organized By calling
DR.. II. j. Cantwell, to the Chair, and ap-
pointing o E. Shannon, Secretary.
On motion of S Ii. Tate Esq. ]. F.
Loy Esq. was admitted into the Confer
ence as the substitute of VIM. p. Schell,
Esq. of Bedford.
Two sets Of conferees from Cambria
county, then presented themselves for ad-
mission. Their claims being heard, L
0. Shannon moved 10 admit the set favor
able TO the nomination of Gen. Joseph
M'Donald.
After considerable debate by Messrs.
Tate, Shannon and others, they we're re-
jected. Yeas. Messrs. Shannon and Can't
well. Nays, Messrs. M'Farland, Clark,
Tate and 10y. Mr.. Tate then moved
for the admission of Andrew Burgoon, E.
j. Mills, and S. ]. Renshaw, 10 seats in
the convention, as Conferees, which was
negatived. Yeas Messrs. Clark IL Tate.
Nays Messrs M'Farland, Cantwell, 10y,
and Shannon. Both sets being rejected
MIR. Tate moved that the conference pro-
ceed to the nominat ton of a candidate
when Mr.. Clark moved TO amend that
motion by voting for the admission of both
setts of disputed conferees from Cambria
county, allowing them three votes, they
to regulate the manner Of voting them
selves, which was lost. Yeas Messrs.
Nj 'Farland, Clark and Cantwell. Nays
Messrs. Tate. 10y and Shannon. .. E..
Shannon then moved for an adjournment
to this day three weeks. to let Cambria
county take back the matter, adopt the
Crawford county sytem, and send a new
set of Conferees at that time. Lost.
Yeas Messrs. Clark and Shannon. Nays
Messrs M'Farland, Cantwell, Tate and
10y.
On motion Of Mr.. Tate the conference
then proceeded to the nomination of can
didatcs.
T. ,aI
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EDltnD t'0UntV

The county seat of this new county has
finally been fixed at NJ Connelsburg. The
sum of $4,000 has been subscribed by
the citizens for the erection of the Public
Buildings.
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Dir. SnOdgraSS Accepts.
Youngstown, August 29, 1850.

Youngstown, August %, 1850.
10 JOHN SNoDGRAss, Esq.
Dear Sir:-The
undersigned being committee appoin-
ted AT the meeting Of Congressional Com
terees on the 2Sth inst, respectfully in.
form you that on the 9th ballot you were
duly nominated as the candidate OK the
Democratic party IN the 18Th Congress
sionaI district. We congratulate you,
sir, upon your success, and hope your
Interests and business will allow you to
accept this well merited favor.
With regard. we are most respectfully.
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fhs Unfco Ia Safe.

Inc Ae4aS BOUNDARY, Caifornia, and
Territorial Bills have finally passed both
Houses and been signed by the President.
Mr.. Fillmore has nobly done his duty,
and by his prompt and patriotic action de-
serves credit for responding to the wishes
of the people. There appears to be uni.
versal rejoicing upon the passage of these
important bills. but we find it impossible
this morning to publish any of the opin-
ions of the press upon this subject.
1t Is our sincere conviction that by the
adoption Of these measures the Union has
been saved, and that the republic will now
ENJOY tranquility and peace. Fanaticism
IS disappointed and defeated, and the Will
mot proviso has been condemned by both
Houses of Congress. Peace is restored
to our frontiers on the Rio Grande and the
boundaries of Texas are adjusted We
clip the following from one of our ex-
changes
Excitement at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-The greatest
enthusiasm ana excitement prevailed here
last night. owing TO the passage of The
Texas Boundary, New Mexico, California
and Utah Bills by the House. Al sundown
one hundred minute guns were fired by
Captain Buckingham Artillery, and at
dark brilliant display of fl works was
set off on the banks of the canal, and
white calcium lights Illuminated the Capt.
tol and the length of Pennsylvania Ave
nue.. In short time large crowds assem-
bled in front of the National Hotel, and
complimented with a Union serenade, by
the Marine Band, Messrs. Clay, Rusk, :,
Houston, Webster, Douglass, Hilliard
Speaker Cobb, and others, most of whom
responded in appropriate remarks. Every
body seemed 10 be happy and delighted.
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On motion of Mr.. Tate John Snodgrass
was declared unanimously nominated,
Messrs Clark and M'Farlant retiring about
the same time.
committee OF three was then appoin-
ted TO wait on John Snodgrass, and inform
him of his nomination.
On motion of Mr.. Tate, Resolved, That
the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished in all the Democratic newspapers
In estmoreland, Cambria and Bedford
counties, and that they be requested 10
raise the name of John Snodgrass al their
mast head. as the Democratic candidate
for Congress III the l9!h Congressional
District.
On motion, meeting adjourned sine die.
II. j. CANTWELL, Pre8t.
CiUer E. Shannon, Secretary.
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Democratic Nominations.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER la, 1850.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29
New Books, &c.,

RECEIVED WITHIN THE LAST WEEK.
The Complete Works of Shakespeare, Part s..
Tails, Wioughby& Co., New York.
The Life Of Christ, Part 8. BY the same.
The History OF Napoleon, Parts 4, D, o and q.
BY the same.
The Adventures of Don Quixotte, Parts 2, 8, 9
and 10. BY the same.
Scripture History for the Young, Part A. BY the
same.
Myers Univsrsum. Sherman J. Meyer, New
York.
The Orphan Children; T. s. Arthur, author. By
Stringer, Tow nst nd and the trade.
Obituary Addresses on the Death of General
Taylor. Published by order of Congress.
Patent Office Report for 1880 Published by
order of Congress.
Letters from the Backwoods and the Adirondac;
Rev. T. Heady John S. Taylor, New York.
The Western Journal. Crosby & Nichols Bos-
ton.
The Lorgnette, last number. Stringer & Town.
send, New York.
MIR. Benedict's Address at the Free Academy.
WIN. c. Bryant II Co, New York.
H0ldens Dollar Magazine. Fowler " Deitz,
New York.
Bulletin of the American Art Union. Art Union
The Power Of Beauty, by ]. T. Headly. John
S. Taylor, New York.
Doggett's Partnership Directory for Is5O-5I
The Covenant and Ladies' Magazine for Octo.
Der. VIM. Colbert IL Co., Philadelphia
Jenny Lnd's Sautaton to America, (Music0
VIM. Hall & Son, New York.
The Daguerrean Journal, for November. S. d.
Humphrey, New York.
L'Illustr alton Journal Universal, volume 10.
From the Publishers.
Mercy's Stream, (Engraving) American Art
Union.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

Mu,# rtAvE CATCHING "A NEGRo Snor.-The
coiored hands on board the steamer Governor,
have been living for two or three weeks IN con-
slant dread Of the slave cachers-and although
there is not the least probability that any one ls
about to annoy them ia that behalf, yet the bhoys
have 60 delighted 10 excite their fears, that ihey
seem 10 hear slave.catc,,sf Ia every tust,,ng
Leaf They armed thcms. ives win deadly weapons,
and resolved to- s..ed their blood for liberty, II
need sh"uiA 90. So much explanation is me-
ce. ssfy, ih order &C. understand The sequel. On
Wednesdly evening last. while the boat was lying
at the what Ia this city, waiting for the passsn-
gers by the Boston tram, the colored gentlemen
nance having plenty of leisure, conc udcd to have
a little exercise, to keep their blood warm aud
perfect themselves ia the srt of repusing the bloody
fellow that mi2ht be af0er them in the sneezing of
bed bug - the farce commenced. Oae Of
them appointed to enact the part OF slave
catcher-the Others we're the slaves So the slave
catcher dashed IN among them and seized one Of
them, who at once snapped his pistol at HIM, aud
then turned and ran. Whereupon the cascht r
drew his pistol aud 1t hv ~ the retire aing fugi-
ty, when lu and behold, the pisAl proved 10 be
lueded expl5ded, end pot q ball plump into Pom
,ry's scat Of honor, tambllng him over without
ecremany Here was muss Indeed The cur
tsiu had fallen the farce, end risen at upon
blocdy tragedy, The wounded msn rolled over,
aud az he kicked and cried murder, the cooler
ones proceeded to txpo,e for his wounds Lucki-
ly. there wss but small charge " powder in the
p,s.ol ard Pornpey's skIn was rather tough The
hall he'd entered his premises but an iucn or two,
and wht n they pulled oil bis trowsefs 10 render
7sr aid, the hnllet rolled On the ho0r --P@ ufrd
<Me Argus, Oct 70.
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DR. KENNEDY, NO so MURRAY ST, CONTINUES
~ to permanently those ProlspsuS
uter or Falling Of the Womb. many wrongly termed
Spinal Disease, attended with bearing down pain
back and side cold extremties An
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Confident Of his success he insure perfect cure In
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MEDICAL.

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7 IsT OF LETTERS RETAINING IN THE NEW YORK
II Post Ofhce, October 26th, 1850.
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form Of this sesss Recent eases esres IN three 1sy ~
m used.
The New York herald., 1850-10-29

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