The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-04

by =. Lltzlnger-The Democratic Party of
Pennsylvania-Hith C1oper in the field, they
have shown that they understand Now to raise a
coed crop.
By Dan'l c. zalnl--Bsnjamin Franklin-The
Printers Adam in America John ". Fornev
worthy descendant; his services will not 70
unrevardcd.
BY James Myers-The Young De9ocracy Of
Ebensburg and Cambria township, slw.ys on
en- hand.
By 5. {. Hingard-Hon. Philip Noon-We
congratulate him upon his selection to the 4th
OF March Convention. His age, experience, and
integrity viii give Aim prominence and high
responsibility IN that body, and sdd another 70
the many faithful discharges OF duty, for rLich
his cons istent life Lss been distinguisLed
By James McGinley-The nominee Of the Bal
tiu0re Convention IN 1852, pc he whom he pasy,
Buchanan the hrst oad only choice of Pennsyl-
yanis before nominstion.
By James Murrsy-Bowrnan and sansom-
The Editors of tie Democratic or.aBs of Bedford
and Fulton. Long way they sit in tL.ir sliso-
rial chairs to EuetsEa Democratic soctfines, sad
dsnoQ1ca tAe usit-rs .Hs renega3eS who de-
featea tie Hon James Campbell.
BY ChsrIes D. Aarrsy-Hon. james Buchanan
His great sbiIitis, .ud services S. . statesman
have elevated him IL til. sjhairstoa of all honest
and oiscrin niu@t.ns Eien OF both y-srties aud his
trm end devoted adherence 20 the griEseiples Of
the Democratic party Aa. s1ed Kim il the
hearts Of tue American Democracy, sHd there
can be no doubt dat political triumph would
be the result Of his nomination for the Presiden-
cy !. Is52
BY George y. Tojd-TLe Editor Of the Noun
tain heHtinei-hn Andrew jackson republican,
3 working H-R, s-niss ssS sentleHss. Al
leghsay laur-is ere growing for him in fields of
democratic ReArts.
BY William Ru.sel-Bigler and Buchanan
The election OF the former iIIssr.s the safety Of
the Union, and the election Of the s,t.r viii De
g sure guarantee taat the government will De
administered according to the principles Of JEFF
ferson, Madison, Jscs.os, and Polk.
By J. F. Bcll-Col. John " Forney-His ser
vices il the late campaign are not unappreciated.
II the wishes Of the Democracy Of Cambria are
carried out he viii be in part rewarded in the
next session Of Congress.
BY n. II. 0N.iH-WIR. s. CanpbeIl-An
honest man, and one of Cambris's favorites
BY John Owens-The Democratic Party-Ever
true to the Constitution. Ia the hour Of dark
ness and trisl it cLngs to it with more than
fIiel affection.
By Henry Tickerhoof-Hon. James Buchanan
A firm and unNavering Democrat and true
patriot. As such he should be supported by
every man who has the interest of his country
and party at hesrt.
BY D. ?. Murrsy William Bigler-The sue
cessful pilot Of the raft ''susquehann.. May
he be as successful in piloting the ship of State
to her mooring.
BY Joshua D. Parrish-May the Democracy
OF Pennsylvania ever have Bigler to triumph
over Whiggcry.
By c. ". Cstron-The Pennsylyanian-Con-
Quoted by }. u. Forney, it could not be other
wise than efficient in the cause of Democracy.
By A. J. Rhey-The Democratic Party It's
policy is alike liberal, just, narrowed down to
no sectional interests, bound to no personal OBJ
jects, held to no locality, but broad, and gen
Gus, as expansive as the air which is waited by
the winds OF heaven from one part Of our coun-
try TO another"
By Robert Litzinger-The Union-The Com
promise, or any thing to preserve it entire.
By John c. Murray-Buchanan, Bigler, and
Clover-Favorites of Cambria. They will al
ways find her in the front ranks in the hour of
danger.
By John A. Blair-The radical Democracy of
Cambria county-Willing to forgive and forget,
and always for the ticket.
BY VIM a. Smith-The kidnapping Act of
1847-The repeal of all its obnoxious and uncon-
constitutional sections is demanded by the peo-
pie of Pennsylvania. Let the next Legislature
do its duty, and patriotic Governor will carry
out the wishes of the Democracy.
By Edward Riley-The two Biglers-One a
Governor near the Atlantic--the other n Cover
nor near the Pacific. The waves of the two
oceans watt the news of the triumph of the De
mocracy to admiring world, and proclaim the
stability Of the Democratic party.
By VIM. j. Williams-Andrew j. Rhey-The
course he has pursued since he took charge OF
the Mountain Sentinel proves that he can and
Will edit paper that can be considered as the
organ Of the Democracy Of Canbria.