The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-12-04
Democratic Ce2ebTation.

Democratic Ca2e oT2-io1'
large number Of the Democrats Of Cambria
County, assembled at the Exchange Hotel in the
Borough Of Ebensburg on Saturday evening,
Ioyenbsr odd for the purpose Of celebrating
tb. victory achieved on the 18th Of October last,
ever the combined forces Of Wings, Natives and
AcOEtonists.
The company sat down to most excellent
supper, which was served up il the bes: man
a.r by the proprietor sS Il. Exchange, and to
which ample justice wss done.
Altar the cloth had been removed, the meeting
usor5.niz.i on motion Of Tm. J. Williams by
ia. appointment Of he following oficeys:-
PaEslDErr-HoE. PHILIP NOON.
vlcs PaEs1DEsTs-Hon. Harrison Kinkead,
Capt James Murray, DR.. VIM. \. Smith, James
MYERS. Charles Litzingsr, and Rses J. lloyd
SEcaa7AREs-Jobn c. ONeiu, Esq., Samuel
c. Hilga-l, Esq, George c. K. Zahnl, aad John
A Blair
Tls following tossts ware then read, and
t.Il smijst the cheers of the company, and
IN the course OF the evening addresses were de-
H'.r.i BY 5. c. Wiugsri, ESQ, A. J. Rhey,
Charlss D. Murray, and James ?. Barr, Esq.,
which we're highly opplauied.
REGULAR r0AsTs.
fssCopstitltion Of the United States-Formed
ss.pirit Of compromise by our Fathers, and
aisr which VS. nave attained our present state
d dprosperity. lts guarantees must be strictly
'a'tsinei BY every State Of the Cenfedcracy,
Inl our Union viii then be perpetual.
Peausylyania-Ths keystone of the Federal
Arch, not to be moved from her position by all
the e@orts Of abolition agitators, or fanatical
ho+onists. The result Of the recent election
EA' again proven her patriotism, and determi-
nation to sustain 1.-The rights Of the States and
the Union Of the States"
William Bigler, Governor elect Of Pennsyl-
Tania-We hail his election as a triumph Of
Hath and principle over error and demagogu
Am' and in whose hands the interests of the
Democratic party, as well as its compromises
vii be upheld, and sustained.
6ea. Seth Clover-Our next Canal Commts
HoaeT, self-made man, and unwavering demo
'faI His election eyinces the estimation il
which he is held by the ''ha-d fsted democracy
d his native State.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylyania-Distin
gcshed throughout our Union for its learnin,
'li ability. Its high character will be full
Nsiained BY the elevation to its bench Of Black
Lewis, Lowrie and Gibson.
Hon, James Buchanan-The favorite son o.
pennsylvania, and our choice for the next Pres.
aency. His abilities as statesman are known
" the world, and have been endorsed by the
friendship and confidence of a Jackson and q
Polk.
Inc Union, the Constitution, and the Compro.
-''e-Ihey are as essential to our political
prosperity perpetuity, and independence, as
,'' 'lF'n' and air to our physical being.
ihe Keystone and the Bigler Raft-The one
.pn .S as soon fall from the top as the other 90 tc
the bottom
The next ess-Oyerwhelmingly demo.
.,. ~ may It's deliberations be conducted in G
S1'' O' union, harmony and fraternity.
,Hs Memory of Francis r. Shunk-Respectec
o.. ts'eFed while living: his patriotism anl
s'O.'on to the interests of his native State viii
O' remembered by Pennsylvanians
,,n Countrywide asylum of the oppressed
nations. From the Atlantic to the Pacific
b,-- '''oae the down trodden, and offer them ,
,r5y, May the millions who enjoy its rights
" .'OeFues' be ever ready to sustain them.
boz. s.an-Gods last, best gift to man Man!
irlend first and last
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
a. iniip Noon-William Bigler, Governo,
b -. ,e'ommended by his honesty and capacit,
Es 'Feemen Of Pennsylvania. Judging from
AM. past conduct in official stations every thin.
M. 'a bright and brilliant future for the RATS
VI the susquehanna.
m Ueo' Z. X. Zahm-Hon james Campbell
.n.r-s 'iIiifed and defeated, the victory of hi
Tbo Is the shOrt-liyed victory of an houl
'aeS Of his foes like young chickens wi