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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1850-05-02
Representative -AuaUsT1N DURB1N.
The following preamble and resolutions

Representative -AUaUsTIN DURBIN.
The following preamble and resolutions
were submitted To the Convention by Il.
A. Mcguire of Johnstown, and. on mo-
ton, they were adopted and ordered 10 be
published as por ZION Of the proceedings
of the Convention,
WHEREAS, exception has been taken by
the two "oTgans" of the democratic party
OF Westmoreland county, TO the manner
III which the democracy of Cambria coun-
ty haze presented their CLAIMS TO the honor
OF a Congressional nominations; and
WHEREAS, erroneous impressions, as to
the intent Of the democracy OF our county
may be created, by false construction oil
our position and our expressed views, by
the publications referred to, were not this
Convention 10 place the proper construc-
ton upon the resolution passed at our late
county meeting; Therefore
ResOIced, That, without Welding the
right of Cambria county to the next can
didate for Congress, we, hereby disclaim
any intention on the part of our constitu-
ents, TO offer indignity to their brethren oil
Westmoreland. but that in presenting our
claims and our candidate, we but followed
the precedent established by our sister
counties of the district.
ResolUed, That, in making the nomi-
nations for Congress eight and six ears
acceding the candidate TO Westmoreland,
did not entertain a desire nor intimate an
intention of saying who that man should
he, but very properly, in accedlng the
nomination 10 Westmorelaud, also ac-
knowledged the propriety of permitting
her 10 select her candidate.
Resolved. That we have made no bar
gain and sale with any county of the dis
trlct III order to secure the nomination OF
a democrat of our county, but that hav-
ing yielded to and cordially supported the
candidate of the other counties, we enter
tain reasonable hope, that the 10 years
of our connection would not expire before
in rotation our county would be rendered
candidate.
ResotUed, That we again disclaim any
intention of insulting the democracy OF
estmoreland. but that, our claims being
reasonable, our action in the premises
having been in accordance with establish
ed precedents, and our candidate being
unexceptionable, we feel assured that a
generous acqulesence will be manifested
on the part of the other counties of the
district, and that our nomination of our
| favorte will be endorsed By them.
On motion, the proceedings were or
dered TO be published in the democra tic
papers OF the Senatorial district, and
Union and keystone at Harrisburg.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
JACOB LUTHER, Chairman.
j.%ns Es1nAs MAsss. a; M4'V'"H' Secretaries.
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"lndiguati0uun

The .3rgus of the 25th ult., and the
Republican of the 26th. both democratic
papers published in Greensburg, West.
moreland county, come doun on the
democracy of Cambria and Bedford like
a thousand Of brick. The .indignity''
offered 10 ole estmoreland arises from,
;his circumstance, in part, that the demo-
cratic party of Cambria county held q
meeting on the second of April, and
among other resolutions. passed the fol.
lowing:
Resolued. Tha; the democracy of Cambria
do most respectfully solicit the consideration,
on part OF the ir brethren of the other countie.
composing this Congressional District. OF the
Claims OF our county 10 the next candidate for
oo"s's's' and that for the purpose Of present
ing 'his subject to the counties Of Westmore.
'ana and Bedford, the chair appoint a commit.
ice o' hVe TO take charge Of it, and use such
means as 10 them may seem advisable for ac
com?lishinG the object in view.
There Is nothing in this resolution. IN.
der ordinary circumstances, that woulo he
calculated to arouse the ire of old West.
moreland, unless it be considered that the
democrats here should await the ..sipnal',
from that county before they dare open
their mouths to speak. Cambria cun,ntv
has been FORTY SEVEN YEARS il
Congressional District without having
member of Congress, and when she
offers resolution presenting the claim:
of one Of her democrats for that Office
Wesimoreland takes it in hsgA dudgeon
and becomes indignant" We suppose
that under reasonable ratio, that would
no; be an "indignity'' to Wes,morelaud
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Steamer Anthony WAYNE Blown Up.
CLEVELAND. ADr,l

<-II1F III WE n HPTII %.
The "Trne De crat'' Of this city
gives the following parli uiars ofthe t a n
er Anthony Wayne. which occurred Old.
pos te Vermllion about one o'clock on
Sunday morning:
The hrst mate saws the Anthony
Wayne came to Sandusky with ten steer
age passengers. and twenty in the cabin
from Detroit She took from the train
"a passengers, and her crew numbered
2O-totai "a. A bout 10 of the crew and
30 pssengers who were saved are likely
to recover. The total number OF lost and
miss ng is from 35 to 40 The passen.
gers known to be killed are as follows:-
Mathew Falkner. Sheffield, Mass; Wi lev
Robinson, Henry McDonough, John
Williams, and Hervey Kelly.
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murmur, award to her gallant little sister,
the portion of the family estate which she
so richly deserves.
This is the course that should be pur-
sued by the politicians OF Wesimoreland
county, a course | am convinced, from my
knowledge of the bone and sinew of West
moreland's democracy, would meet the
appreciation of a large majority of the de-
mocracv of estmoreland county. Cam
bria county can point to her former course
towards Wes,moreland with pride and ex-
ultation, and ask with confidence that she
should waive her claims this time in favor
of the Cambria county nominee. Tha,
Bedford county will do so have no doubt
as she too is entitled 10 do, in that spirit OF
generous kindness which should always
characterize the Intercourse of one county
in district toward another. | will just
say one word more on tins subject. The
man whose name Cambria presents in
connection with the nomination, is one on
whom the party should unite harmonious
ly, and elect. Gen. M'Donald is a man
of fine promise and splendid abilities.-
His election would be an honor 10 the dis
trict of which the democracy should be
proud.
Can't tell when the Legislature will ad-
journ. Probably some time between this
and the second Tuesday of October next,
at which time the period of its legal exist
ance will expire by the fiat oe the sover-
eign people and :he artillery of the ballot
box.
| am happy to say, that 1.-The Model
Bank Bill as il is called, passed finally,
with the salutary provision that all the
country Banks east Of the Allegheny noun
tains are required to keep their notes al
par in the city of Philadelphia-and those
west of the mountains in the city of Pitts
burg. This provision was stricken out of
the bill in the Senate; but non-concured
in by the House, so that it went back to
the Senate with message, that the House
would not adopt the Senate's amendments;
when the latter body finding that further
parley would be useless, backed out, and
the bill passed as it came from the House,
which is right. By the way, the above is
one of the best provisions in the model
Bank bill.
The weather is delightfully."- warm and
pleasant here, at present. and every one
signing TO get home-at least those who
have homes to go to. Speaker Best has
got them in tight place, and as he is the
most impervinus man alive, or whoever
did live, he will not have pity on them,
but keep them here ill they pass Mon
tour county. Best is the queerest genius
alive. He appears like a statue of brass
endowed with mobility; he can neither be
insulted nor moved. He is an anomaly in
human nature, and would furnish a fine
subject fori study, for a naturalist. If Buffin
or Goldsmith were living yet, and here,
doubtverv much whether either or both of
them could tell, with all their knowledge.
what genus This animal, Speaker Best,
properly belongs TO. He has one idea
however, and that idea is Montour!-I
Observation-Disclosures.
In my next III give you what passes.
Till then believe me
Yours in the faith,
CONEMAUGH.
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IlaYti.

1T is reported that two national vessel.
are on their way TO l1ayIi to seek redre.,
for the outrages committed by the EN-.
peror on our citizens, and especiallv m
the Consul Of the United States, who !,
said Ia be lmprIsned by his order THIS
however is doubtful, The usurpsr with
his negro suite finds tha, the natives of
these states are not to be awed by his rio.
orous aud unjust measures; but cIaIpor
loudly for thrii rights, and will have
them. They are not 10 be bulied nor
kept down, when their rights and his in.
fraction Of the laws are in question. They
state their grievances boldly, and demand
redress like men, who are IN earnest
They never were and never will be the
slaves Of any man. This frmness and
insubordination rs dangerous example
10 his native subjects, whom il is his pol.
icy 10 break into his arbitrary and drspotic
rule Hence be hates our citizens, and
would Ike 10 drive them from tne island
that glorious spot of earth, where na.
ture has Deen so munIhcent, and man i,
so worthless and debaseG. But that. he
dares not. Cannot do; and ifhe has wrong.
ed hair of the head of one of our cii.
izrns. he will awaken the indignation
o! great peO, le from me end of tits con.
tinent tn the other. and his towns will be
battered down about his ears; while no,
even Il fishing smack will be allowed 10
enter his imperial ports. So much for
The effect on his commerce and hi.
revenues. on which he and his pilfuI
nobility feed and fatten. Let him look
ou,!-G The Two Worlds.
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The explosion occurred about 10 o.
clock on Sunday morning. The schoon.
er E'ml III was hailed and brought the
K lied. wounded and recovering 10 San.
dusky. The Anthony Wayne was an
old boat, not in the regular line with m.
Buf,!o and Sandusky steamers. Sb,
was owned by Charles Howa I'd, of De-.
troit; insurance slO,0OJ. The accoupt,
vary as TO the number on board.
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Terrible Steamboat Disaster and Loss Of Ii

Terrible Steamboat Disaster and Loss Of Lie.
The following despaches were received
last night:
Cincinnati, April 2s.-The steamer
| Belle of the West, Captain James, was
burned one mile below Warsaw, Ken.
lucky, at one O'Clock this morning. She
was bound from THIS city to ST. Louis,
with California emigrants. II is conf.
dentially stated that one hundred passen.
gers lost their ives. Some were burned
TO death. others were drowned by Jump.
ing overheard. The officers of the boa;
saved their lives by jumping overheard
and swimming to the shore. The Belle
of the West was owned in this CITY, and
was insured for $4,000. The scene was
the most awful ever witnessed on the
western waters.
Madison, Ind.) April %. P. My
the officers Of the steamer Wisconsin, and
from an eve witness to the horrible scene,
we are able to gather the following facts
in connexion with the burning of the stea.
mer Belle of the West.
AT about half past twelve O'Clock las.
night. the steamer was discovered to be
Oh flra IN the hold. She was Immediately
run ashore near Warsaw, made fast, and
the stage planks run out. Up TO this
moment the flames had not burst forth.
The after hatch was then raised for the
purpose of letting water into the hold, bu,
such was the pressure of the flames, that
all efforts TO quell them were entirely
fruitless, and in few moments the whole
boat was wrapped in flames.
The total number of passengers on
board is estimated a. 4OO-among whom
were two companies of California emf.
grants, and about twenty families reno.
wing west. From the register. it is as.
certained that over sixty have persisted,
and the probability is that many have
been lost whose names were not enrolled.
Such was the progress of the fire that be-
fore the passengers could get out of their
state rooms, after the first alarm of FIRE.
communication between the after cabin
and forward part of the boat was cut off,
and either all were compelled 10 jump
overheard or perish in the flames. The
scene is described as most heart rending.
AT the time of the deck falling in, lady
and gentleman, with child in his arms,
who were standing between the chimneys,
were precipiiateC into the flames. A large
number of horses on board were either
burnt TO death, or SO badly injured. that
they had 10 be killed TO put them out Of
their misery.
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UThe Hon. LYNN BoYn. Of Kentucky. and
the Hon. jon MANN. Of Bedford. will accept
our THANKS for several public documents
Our thanks are also due Messrs. Drum, Smith
Gufey. M'Cliniock an Braw ley Of the Penn.
fylvania Legislature for similar favors.
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DTHE SENTINEL, has much the largest cir
euiGtion Of any paper published in this county
and as an ADVERTISING sheet o6.rs superior
inducements TO merchants and business men
generally. Those desirous Of making ass o,
this medium for extending their business can
DO so by either sending their notices direct, OF
tArongh the fvlloso,ng agents:
John Grouse, Esq, Johastorn.
e. W. Carr. Euons' Buildings, Third st
Philadelphia.
y. B. Palmer. Esq. Nep York Philadslphio
and Baltimore
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because IOrSOOtn, CdinOrla county, win
unanimity that cannot be mistaken, has at
public meeting of the democracy of the
latter county expressed her preference for
a Cambria county citizen for the next nom-
ination. With what degree of grace does
it come from Westmoreland county to say
that Cambria county ought not to have the
nominee this time, because her conferees,
voted for Hon. Job Mann the last time i'm
preference to a Westmoreland county man!
when II is remembered, that Cambria
county was the first county in the district
to name the Hon. Henry d. Foster, a, e.,
and to nominate him too, under the pro-
test of the Westmoreland county conferees
at the first meeting Of the Congressional
conference in the district! When it is also
remembered, that Cambria county came
up at the second term and voted with
Westmoreland county for Mr.. Foster S
nomination second time, and at both
elections, little Cambria gave the West
n:oreland county candidate the largest vote
e. the largest democratic majority that any
man ever received in that county. Cam
bra county has stood back with a modes
~ and forebearance that ought to be COM
mended by Westmoreland county rather
than condemned; and now that Cambria
asks for the member but for single term,
WesimorelaDd. with that magnasimity.
which should characterize a powerful, and
well rewarded rival, should without a
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