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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-14

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longue
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"a moi mon douxJes s.
A respectable Torse beson davo
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LIE CONSUL AMERICAN A LA
UAVANE,

Nous avons sous les yeux deux jour-
naux de la Nouvelle-Orleans, deux jour
naux don't nous ne voulons pas qualiier
la concuite ct les opinions, relativement
au drame du jour, la question de Cube.
Libre eux de voir dams les volontaires
ct les patriotes des paraies ct des forbans;
nous leur Iaisserions meme faire l'apolo-
gle du Consul des Etats- Unis a la Hava-
ne, 81 en- essayant de blanchir M. Owen:
lis ne deversaient en- meme temps l'inju-
re ct la colomnie sur tout ce qui ne pen
Sc pas CONNIE eux.
lis commencent par nier systematique
ment tout ce qui est avance par les jour-
naux favorables independence, etsans-
,s'appuyer sur aucune autorite, ills osent
les que lie Gen. Lane ct les passagers du
Cherokee, qui ont Ell foccasion d'etre
renseignes a bonnie source. Pense-t-on
qu'un officer du gouvernement, le gou-
verneur du Territoire de fOregon, ait a
IL legere, ct sans etre certain des fats
accuse la conduite dun autre officer civil,
rait mis- 4 rindex, l'ait traine au ban des
nations civiIisses? Pourra-t-on nier aujour-
hui les mutilations des cadavres des
prisonniers, leur execution sans juge-
ment prealable. de meme que celle de
Lopez? Une partie des passagers du
Cherokee etc temoin de ces indignites.
etd la noideur, de l'inhumanite afichee
dams cette Circumstance par lie Consul a.
mericain. 42
C'est pour stigmatiser sa conduite cue
les passengers Sc sont constitutes en- NEE
ting sous la presidence du Gen. Lane
ct apres les considerants, qui con6rmen
en- tout point les accusations jusqu'ic
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parier damonr. z s 1 l
ag ny Ja pesque cnquante ans.
Ms
pas nuement porte bonne o ae
nele CONNIE vou Voos ne save meme ps &c 4oe
"
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Quiz cete qui demeue la route Jean
l.:
Tn de beaux meur lu demana au jour en- pal
plus les droi de amour
-Dr8le de question. a1' ga .as. - l. s@ 49, #s,e--
quele repondu7 s~'a @S s y.
quill await ongtcmps quee en- await eproa'e
quelle sen rappeait plus a.. ). t,....a4,J,
-Du cu ellie nde de dennander %
plus viee quee qnee n'et encore dage o " ~
cest IN bel as pour putat que e fea Je
men rappote vous = {sas a94A3,a
-Pourouoi youez d'amour aors? .ts fg-
-Cest un fda commits faire ane as @ 4-
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VERSE alz compndre. t# 2aa III e..
I yerres de ngee frcnt muanmens renP
vde as@asa sAs@ a.ss '777ha - - =. so;oe
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Par la mort de la duchesse dc Lcuch-
temberg, femme du prince Eugene, vi
ce-Roi d'Italie ct fills de Josephine de
Beauharnais, 1mperatrice de France, les
diamants donnes par Napoleon d sa bon
ne Josephine reyiennent de droit au Due
de Leuchtemberg, Ie fills aine du prince
Eugene, ct gendre de PEmpereur de
Russie. II sen suiyra que ces diamants
brilleront sur unc file du Gear, &C que
n'aurait sans doute pas prevu lie grand
Empereur, lorsqu'il Sc mettait en- frais
pour parer son epouse bien aimee. ii est
vrai que plustard il disait: ''l'Europc Sc.
ra republicaine ou Cosaque". Nous crai-
gnons fort que sa prediction ne s'accom-
plisse dams sa secoode partie; 81 les des-
tinees de Europe etaient longtemps en-
tire les mains du beuet qui gouverne au-
jourd'hui la France, nul donte que Flu
rope ne fut Cosaque await peu d'annses.
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portees contre NJ. Owen, il a etc unani.
ment Resou:
10 Que Oven await fouIe aux pieds
tout sentiment d'humanite, ct manque a
son devoir, CONNIE officer des Etats- Unis.
3 Que M. Owen await, par "a condui.
te, jamais perdu son droit au tftre de
"Citoyen americain;'' ct ne meritait que
lie mepris ct Federation de tout ami de
la liberte.
3 Que lie gouvernemcnt general sera
req"is lie rappelcr NJ owen de phono-
rable poste OH il Went de Sc signaler 81
honteusement.
Que le gouyerncment sera invite a
faire son possible, pour obtenir lelargis-
sement de cehx de nos cancitoyens qui
sont entire les mains des autorites de Gu
ba.
Que les autorites espagnoles de lille.
par leur conduite impitoyable ct sangui-
nairc, manifesiee par la mort des braves,
que le sort dcs armes await fait tomber
entire leurs mains, ont perdu tout droit
au respect ct la symrathie des peuples
civilses ct chretiens. ct sont declarecs
incapables de posseder, ct inhabiles a
gouvcrner Tile qni gemit aujourd'hui
sous leur joug despotique.
Ces resolutions, adoptees par accla-
nation, fl6trissent, en- termes energiques
ct merites, le consul americain; ct nous
ne doutons pas que le President ne Sc
rende au veu generalement exprime,
ct ne rappelle un fonctionnaire, qui ne
possede pas les sentiments mobiles ct
genereux qui CONVENIENT a un represen-
tant dune republique CONNIE la n6tre.
Et qu'on ne disc pas qu'il Sc retranchait
derriere sa position coasulaire, quill ne
pouyait, pas suite des proclamations de
Fillmore, traiter les prisonniers autre-
ment que lie cabinet qui 'avait nomme,
que le gouvcrnement les ayant mis- hors
la loi, il lni etait interdit a lui d'avoir
pour eux les egards d1s des compatrio-
tes. Erreur grossiere; miserable justifi
cation, que Fillmore lui-meme comdam-
ne, puisqu'apres avor, dams seq procla-
nations, abandonne a leur sort les citoy-
ems americains qui selaient tentes, malgre
il s'est pourtant emu la nouvelle de Ienr
execution, ct envoye sur les lieux la fre
gate Saranac. ga nlag a aaa1 s#a
Et 81 nous remontons quelques an
nees de ce jour, ct que nous voullons
bien nous rapeler l'expedition malheu-
reuse de Sentmanat contre Tabasco,
nous trouverons dams Get autre drame
des circumstances anologues d cclui de
la Havane. Les expeditionalres, long,
temps ayant de partir de la N. Orleans
avaient etc avertis par les autorltes
mexicaines qu'ils seraient regardes COM
me pirates ct tIaites en- consequence.
Les consuls des differences nations,
avaient aussi preyenu leurs nationaux, la
plnpart Franeais, Espagnols ct ameri.
Gains, qu'iIs n'eussent plus compter
sur lenr protection en- cas- de defaite
LIE navire part: chacuE salt comment i
fut capture par un steamer mexican en
|vue du port, comment les volontaires
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LE PIoNNlER De L'ASsOMPTION,
, .szs ~ gss PUBLIE PAR g zFzss.s.z..
EUGENE aSUPERVlELLE.
CONDITIONS plt Do11r,ral:
ABONNEMENT:-L'abo Announcement est paya

Announcement Il Announcement est paya
bic D'AyANcE. ys= s 1890
POUR UN AN :::: ::::: IS 90
pouR SIX MOIS :: -: OO
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
cement. deyra prevenir, par ecrit les editeurs,
,uinze lours au moins, avant Respiration du
,rimestre. 3s "
Pour les insertions, annonces
avis, ETC., ETC., les conditions sont les suyantes
Par DIX L1cSEs, pour la ere insertion 81 90
ponr Ies insertions suivantes :::::: so
On execute a l'imprimere du P1oNNIER, ct ce
AK prix les plus moderes, toutes especes dou-
,rapes typographisues, (Jobs,) tells que, eARTEs'
AcTvgEs, PAMpIILrTs, BLAscs, ETC, ETC.
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ELECTIONS.

Psse St-Jcan Baptistc, l5 avril, 1851.
Monsieur Editeur,
Veulllcz annonccr que nj. Drauzin
Trepaguier est candidat a la place d'As
sesseur pour la paroisse Saint-Jean Bap
ti:te. 5S
I'm lie f.isant vous obligercz tous ccux
aui lie sonticndront.
NnMRHEuX AMISs
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Paroisse St-Jcau Bartiste, II svril 1851.
Monsieur rE 'itcur,
VcuiIIeZ aunoncer dams votrc !euille
Ia cauditaturc de M. J. a. Ieche a la
place de Suriutcndant des ecoles Pu
tliuucs III scra soutcnu Feiection pro
chainc par toute sf. s
LA PAHoIssE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-09-14

de mon election; mon nom, qni sera le yo-
tre, 81 yous m'epousez, je les ferai glorieu-
sement passer la poserite.
Un antre vint apres, c'etaitun pre-
cieux irresistible, frisant ses moustaches
dun air conquerant; parla ences ter
mes: Angelique creature, je crois, sur
mon honneur, que yotre ceur m'est deja
! favorable; car micux qu'un autre yous
savez tout lie Gas que I'on fait de moi.
Je suis Tame des reunions fashionables,
| je donne lie ton a IL vile ct a la campa-
gne, je suis, pour tout dire, lie roi, lie seu !
roi de Ia modc... ..g.
Mais... parole d'honncur! je suis trop
modesto pour insister encore sur mes
avantages personnels, la renommee
s'occupe assez de moi.
Lorsque vint lc tour du cinquieme.
tous les yeux Sc tournerent vers lie pau
vre jeune homme, qui, cruellement en-
barrasse put peine articulcr quelqucs
paroles. .Helas dit-il, ces mcssieurs ont sur
moi tous les avantages imaginabIes, je
me retire de la lice" ct prenant son cha
pcau, il alIait sortir.
--- .Arretcz, ui cria la dame; presenter
tous vos titres; quelque minimes, quelque
humbles que soient vos preten'ions, r.
ticucz les hardiment, CONNIE FONT fait
Lcs messieuls.
- Je suis pauvre CONNIE un journal
Iiste.
- Allez toujours.
- Je suis dune famiIle democratic ct
roturiere.
- Poursuivez, monsieur.
- Jc suis inconnu CONNIE un ecriyain
Wing. . .-.. -..
- Tant mieux; continuez.
- Je mai nj les moyens nj lc bon
SOut uC uoiliICi IL lOtl d Ita iIlOue. JC Wis
de mon travail, ct ne peux, pas conse.
quent pas, vous rendre aussi heureuse
que mes rivaux, je mai pas leurs moy-
ems.
- Pour &C qui est de mon bonheur,
moi seule peux en- j"ger; qu'avez-yous
a ajouter? a g4 esa
- Rien de plus, 81 zee nest que je
:----a ..44a -;1,-s...s. .aln.a, ,as 3 ,taf
journal.
A ces mots, l'assemblee eclata de rire,
ct les quatre rivaux s'fcrierent tous la
fois: Et nous aussi, nous sommes abonD Is
a deux, trois, quatre feuilles! Au Ngilant,
al Pionnier, arAdpocate, la Gazette! ha!
ha !ha Ia belle farce! II est abonne un
iournal!!! a at ...
- Silence! dit la dame: veuillez bien
sortir tous, messieurs, ct dams un mois, a
pareille heure, je yous attends ici pour
vous faire connaitre ma de cision.
Un mois plus tard, les memes personnes
Sc trouvant reunies dams le mame appar-
tement, la jeune dame interpellant ses
quatre premiers soupirants cha Gun son
tour, leur dit: La richesse ne fait pas le
bonheur.-La nobiesse du sang don't vous
vous glori6ez est Ia plus pauyre de toutes
les recommendations La gloire est in.
6dele, ct change tous les yents.-Celui
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LA PAHoIssE.

Monsieur l'Editeur,
Veuillcz annoncer que M. d. r. Per
.ct est candida, ala place dc Sheriff de la
Paroisse de Saint-Jeau Baptiste, ct quill
aera s,utenu i'election prochaine par
LA MAJoRITE.
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

."*' .4 I'M E. Eude, Passage
N,tr.OR1Eays de Ia Bourse, No 35,
"~~~'-~ encoignure Cont.
aecrysron M. Rich ard & Templet.
R1vrrRE-NsUvE. M Firmin Duplessis.
IprRyuLE NJ. J. Breau.
ST-JAcouEs M. Auguste Theriot.
SrJEAN BAPTIsTE, M. Edgard Ferret.
PoNT-BREAUx, At. Edmond bnlliard.
ST CHARLES Rizan Freres, negociants
THrBopAux M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUmA .. M. F. Gagne.
Crr-MaR1e M. Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
RrrJE R1y1ERE M. Pierre Theriot.
p.rscouRrv1LLE. M. G.. j E. Gauther, r. NJ.
IT Dams les paroisses on nous n,aVons pas
.rommed'agents, nous prlons les Maitres oe rosie
de vouoir Sc charger de lagence de notre ieuiiie'
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pAROISSE ST JEAN BAPTISTE.

pAROTSSE ST JEAN BAPTlSTE.
Monsieur fEditeur,
VeuilIcz annoncer dams yotre feullle.
1ne M. AchIle Barre est candidat la
place d'assesseur pour la paroisse Saint
Jean Baptiste, ct quill sera soutenu par
LIE VOTE POPULAIRE.
{. 49, -------- : - s'---- '-----------
A la demande de grand nombfe de
scs amis, Nj. Ndma Martin consenti q
,e laisser porter candidat aux fcnctions
de Coroner, ct sera appuye par s
LA MAJoRITE o.a
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NOMBHEuX AMIS.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
Democrats Remember.

That the Wing papers abuse Hon. Ellis Lewis
because he was once an apprentice. He is now
u nominee Of the Democratic party for the Su-
prcme Bench. We think he has unusual talent,
perseverance and energy, else he could not have
raised from poor apprentice to be Judge,
"learned in the law
That they oppose the election of Hon James
Campbell, Of Phila., another candidate of our
party for the Supreme Bench, because forsooth
ms father was an Irishman and emigrated to
this country. Answer them by saying, Gen
jackson, the Hero of New Orleans, the Man of
ron-will, was Of Irish descent
That they oppose Col. Bigler because his
mother once baked ginger-cakes and sold them
to make an honest living. That they call Gen
Clover a common man because he lives in the
back-woods away up in Clarion county. Wen,
the Democratic party likes gingerbread and
loves to honor common men and they intepd.to
give Bigler and Clover an uncommon l5rge ma
jority next October
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
Johnston Unpopular i'm Blair.

The late Wing Convention Of Blair county
nominated for Associate Judges, Messrs Cald-
well and Slingluff The nomination of Mr.
Siingluf was entirely satisfactory to the party
but that of Mr. Caldwell is not popular one,
and meeting was held few days ago at VIII
liamsburg denouncing it, and resolving that the
''cry is still for Gardner. The people feel and
say, that for honesty, respectability and capa-
city as Judge, he is the man, and that he and
Shnglutf must be the Judges 4 few months
ago Gov Johnston appointed James Gardner an
Associate Judge Of that county, vice George r.
AlcFarlane, resigned. The Blair county Whigs
IN not re-nominating Mr.. Gardner have virtually
said: Governor, you cannot dictate to the us,
you nominated q person for Judge whom we
cannot now support, and we will place o more
unpopular man in his stead and throw YOU and
your profound judgment overheard" We take
1t that the Governor cannot be popular in that
section, otherwise they would have treated his
nomination with some little q distinguished con-
slderation." In conclusion We would state, that
We know Mr.. Gardner, and for "honesty, re-
spectability and capacity" there could not be a
better Wing selected
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
The Legislature.

The probability is that the name Of VIM. ?.
Schell, Esq, of AIcConnellsburg, will be asso-
ciated with that of Col John Kean. on tbc Ae-
sembly ticket. The Democracy of Fulton county
have expressed their preference for him. and il
Is supposed that Bedford county will also in
struct their Conferces for Mr. SehcII. We feel
no hesitation in stating that should Mr.. Schell
be nominated by the Conferecs, he will. in con-
nection with Col. Kean, receive the united votc
OF the Democracy of Cambria. He is q vouno
man. one OF the young Democracy, possessed OF
hne talents, powerful adversary at debate and
a most excellent public speaker. He has been
n worker in the cause, he never stood idIv when
there was need of action, is Democrat of whom
the district is justly proud, and if nominated We
predict his triumphant election
Col. John Kean has been nominated "a tI,c
choice Of Cambria county for the LeoisIot,rro
and of course the Conferees viii endorse if Tie
IS well known to all our citizens as an honest
and upright man, and was an efficient Represen-
tatve of this county in the Legislature some
years ago. He enjoys the confidence OF the peo-
PIE is radical Democrat, a man of sound
judgment and ability and is c1lltled TO the sun
port OF eeery member Of the party He shaH
nave 1t from our hands in connection with epey7,
man ON the County ticket, and as it is important
Tor the safety and welfare Of the democratic
party that we should have majority in the
next Legislature, we hope there is no Democrat
IN Cambria so JoFgetfaa Of his duty 10 has parf,
and hts obligations 10 lie same, as 10 orrose
either by word or action, The regularly nomi,a
tod e,
election of Democrats TO the Legislature is a
triumph Of Democracy over Whiggery and all its
attributes, and such being the case, VIC must be
active, untiring and vigiimt, 70 secure the cIcc
uon of our candidates
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21

Quite a destructive fire occurred on Saturday
morning last, in JoLnstown. The flames were
discovered. about, one o'clock in the morning
issuing from the tin shop of Mr.. Adam Fochler,
on Main street, and in very short time had
extended to the buildings Immediately adjoin-
ing. The fire company was promptly on the
ground and used every exertion to stay the pro-
gress of the fire, but their efforts proved una
vailing, on account of the ineficiency Of the en-
ginc and the scant supply of water. \ line of
persons was formed from the feeder and water
passed along in buckets, and although the gen
uemon assisted with all their strength the noble
exertions of the ladies to render assistance are
worthy of the highest praise. 'Tis said they
worked like yf'se telioacs. In this manner the
houses on the opposite side of Main street were
saved, although on fire several times, and the
fire was eventually extinguished, not however,
until ten dwelling houses and u number of out
houses were entirely destroyed. The names of
all the sufferers we have been unable to learn,
but among the number are the following: Adam
Fochler, house, store and tin shop; Mr.. Supes,
cabinet shop; MIR. Hamilton, house and tailor
shop; T. L. Heyer, Esq, house and Office
David Lee, house. The above named persons
lost nearly everything, and many articles taken
out of the houses were burned on the street.
MIR. Charles Ellis was the owner of several
houses and loses heavily. Had DR.. Sheridan
Drug Store, and Maj. Maguirc's stables caught
fire the whole square would have been DESTROYED
The loss is estimated at from SIS 900 to $50 OOO
n larpc portion of which is insured in tho T
coming and Keystone State Mutual Offices
The burnt district viii be rebuilt as soon as
possible.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
Joining .gibIefs!

The Silver Greys and Woolley Heads Of Y.
Tork-alias Fillmore and Seward Whips-L.'
kissed and made friends, and are now vol.
together most lovingly in order 10 retain =
spoils. Scwardism is triumphant in the F..
State, and poor Mr.. Fillmore will, from h.,
forth, have to play second fiddle to thai :.
of demagogues. How are the mighty fan
But, after all there is nothing wonderful IN N
this. 1t is nothing more or less than Wb;..
exemplifed, and goes to prove the trutb ;,
declaration said to have been made by THAI"
Stevens, several years ago, that the Whiy. -
"whippable material" He whipped q.
into the support of Joseph Ritner, in this B.,
and Seward has whipped them into his 49,
sures in New York. So we go.-Lan. J,J
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
Ese Careful Of Diet.

This is the season of the year when diso,Is.,
Of the bowels are particularly prevalent; and
the tables of mortality show that these dise,s.,
are even more common, this year, than usu.
We would caution all persons, therefore. 70 b.
cautious in their diet The eating of uprr.
fruit is fertile source Of diarrhoea and dsesss,
Of a similar type. 1t is equally unvise At,
time like this to eat to excess. Very few ind.
vlduals, we are sorry to say, can resist Il.
temptation of favorite luxury, so as to star
before having eaten too much; and thus edibls
harmless in themselves, frequently become ii
prolific source of disease, by being indulgeia
to repletiOn. With caution in diet, there is !;
tie fear; but otherwise the peril is, indeed. in
minent. We say this not to alarm, but to ..
people on their guard. Late hours, undue I.
tigue, or excuses of any kind, whether mens
or physical, should also be avoided.-Pa
Bulletin.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
County Conventions.

The Democracy of Huntingdon county held
their Convention on Wednesday, 18th inst, and
nominated the following ticket:
associate Judges-Thos. F. Stewart and Sam
M'Vitty; AssemJLy-Dr. John Metz; Prothono-
tary-Eminger Stewart; Register and Recorder
Joseph F. Harvey; Commissioners-Jno. Gem
mill e years. and Joseph Cornelius 2 years J
1feasurer-Jacob Miller; Directors Of the Poor
John s. 1sett, John Long, and David Burkett
Audttor-James Bell; COroner-JohnO O. Murrv.
John r. Hunter was elected Representative
delegate to the next State Convention and John
u. Given, VIM Lewis and Dr. II. Olady, ap-
pointed Senatorial Conferces to meet the Con
terees from Blair and Cambria, to elect q Sena-
torial delegate to the 4th March Convention and
place in nomination candidate for President
Judge Of this district Resolutions ENDORSING
the nominations of Col. BIGLER, Gen. CLOVER
and the Democratic Supreme Bench Ticket, ex-
pressing their preference for Gen. CAss for the
Presidency, and for Col. JOHN CREswELL for
Canal Commissioner, were unanimously adopted
Mlitiin county has appointed delegates to the
next State Convention, instructed to support
JESSE r. CRAWFORD, Esq, for Canal Commits
sloner and to vote for Delegates to the National
Convention, favorable to the nomination of Gen.
LEWIS CAss for President
The Democrats of Montour county held q
mass meeting at Danville, on the 9th inst. and
Col. BIGLEE delivered a great speech, after
which they adopted resolutions endorsing the
whole Democratic State Ticket in favor of Gen.
CAss-and endorsing the Compromise measures
of the last Congress.
The Democracy of Lawrence county held their
County Convention on Monday, 9TH inst, nomi-
mated a County ticket, and expressed THEN
preference for Hon. JAMES Buchanan for tho
Presidency
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-08-21
The Tariff.

We hope our Wing contemporaries, who ~, =.
rapid on the subject of the High Tariff for p,
lection, will refer to their own President n,.,-
good authority We take it, of their ineor.,.- :,
course. Mr.. FILLMORE said in his annual NJ
sage:
A high tariff can never be permanent. tr.
cause Dissatisfaction, and viii be changed. l.,
cI'1des competition, and thereby inrites the !,
vestment of capital in manufactures 10 sr.,
excess that when changed it brings distress, b,,t
ruptcy, and ruin upon all who have been mis..
by its faithless protection.