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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
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Qm Samlta9 ben 2Gfeu September fou
am 6oule Uon So bn Menin9er. bsi
Sie9friso'5 8rU6e, in Quen SaunItip,
glCrtbampton @ountp, cine 9rU6e Srrfamm.
lung Der Sreunoe BON Sen. Scott. Gem
rubm9efr0nten Sie9rr, pm @Cuvern6r
s Sobniton, unfcrm 70 fdbiocn Staot5
Gritutoen, uno BON bsm Uhtb. 50 bn
9 tro m, Dem taIentpouen uno ebttttben
Gancuitcr @auntp 8ousr, 9eboItsn lperoen.
mriu ale Sreunoe Der Sef6ugun9 @iubci.
mifbr Snpuftrie-otIe 8s9nsr elmer mcite'
rem &umcbrun9 Der Staalsf6uIo - unc
ALE bic ba5 wabre gBobI bes Stoot5 am
6erScn Daben, ein9eloccn fno in ibrer 9ans
sen Stirfe bei5uwobucn.
Die SerfommIuno miro Dcn fibiocn GcS,
nPrn ongCrCcet mtccn, uno cine quite Mu
fifbanoe miro suoe0cn icin. 9c &erfomm.
lung iou um 10 ubr SormittaQ5 orQantitrt
pereCn. SSicic 9SSbi0S.
Sept. II, 1851. nQ2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
81 adj rid t

Wiro bitrmit 9eqcten boB oie llnterSedne-
ten ais Grrcutorcn bcS eetcn @iusnS uno
SClidmcntS oes rcrliOrbcncn s obn @ernet,
Gcetbin pCu Sbermotun0ie Saunfdip, eeta
Go, crnaunt moroen hno. ALE bieieni9en
oabr mcItbe mob an beiaate ISintsrIa6en'
fbaft fhuIom, fno biermlt ouf9cforrcrt in
Bdlbc bri @ilIiom @crnct in Stntds.
VILE, cjncm Der @r'Ots., an5urufcn unc ob'
iubciabIcn, -uno ale eisicni9en bic nod
red tmdfi0e Soroerunoen an befo9te Stn-
tcrIaFenIctdft babcn, ilno CbenfauS sriu6t
piefs!ben pcDIbcIiti9t an i'm cjnSubrin9en.
9SilIinm @cruet,
Spbu 0crmct,
GEtutcrSr.
QuQua %. nQ6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
NQd)ttdDt t

miro biermit oe8eben, bas Die llnter3cidnetc
ais Uominifirotrir vOnrer 9tntCrIdGenftaft
be5 pcrlfOrbneu 6 eU / ermon Icgbin
pon Sejodber9 Saunfhip, Gcba @aun'
~, an9cfetIt wOrpen tlt.- ALE Djeicnisen
oo6er, weIde nod al bcia0te Sjnter'
tahenIcboft ftuoi9 iino, wrccn qcbetCn
innpbaIb 6 @otten bel Der uutCrSeibne.
ten oniurufcn uno abjubeSObIen.- - uno ale
ticicnj9eu melhe nod rctmdGj9e SOrbcr.
un0en bobcu m6Qcn, iiuo ebenfau5 erfuht,
ioIbe innerboIb befa9tcr 3cit wCbIbeitdti9t
an
GnQD 0ermam QlDmtrit.
Qu9uit %, nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
9Olcrft! 9)1crft!! 9Dlerft!!!

S2ir fl9cn etn Su6taGt nitt in5bernbcre ps9cn btr
Nrttitn rrn lH0lrtn. 8culmt tcmmt on ben ntucu
Stcbr ron Ncirntr uno @rtnia; mir babGn tttne SUI
taUYrIt, obtr mirt prtjE fir 0Baartu iinp nepri9tr
ais in tr9tno tincm 0urcrcu Stcbr.
GrCrrlcs Yrrtdufin mir an obcrmolS btraNodtEttn
9rctitn Der Su6tou fam ritbt fbnCQ 9cuu9 Qrrut
wrctu, I'm nit oIm Stcbr ron 2Rtioncr uro Sejni9
trmpitirtn 81 tSnrtn 2Gjr hobn sjuCn rcrtreffIbtn
&tc 8oific 81 nur Gt5. cas- Yfo. uuo i;bGnrn 3udIr
81 Cts, Unp ollie onpIvn Grcjrtts pirtoufn pir in
&Crhiltnif
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
Qu9uR %.
d S0uQeDrer perlan0t.

Nadridt miro bjcrmit 9e9cbcn. an bic
Suftis5 unc 8ur9sr Don $ eiocIber9
Sounfdip, Geda @auntp, tap cine ifntIi'
de Examination Der 9ebrer, bic pcn crn
Srulie5 Der reipsftiUen llutcroiitriftc aus9es
wdbIt wuroen, flottInom fol-, am Samlfd9
cen 20fen September ndbfcnS nm | ubr
Nohmitta95, am @ofboufe vOn 9 eter
Mittcr, jun, in befa9tcm Saunfdip. -
Die SbuIcu ncbmtn ibrCn Nnfona am l0ten
ndtbncn 9lppcmber uno wdbrcn Mcnate.
Ole 9cGolcuno Ger 9ebrcr il 2LI Gents pcr
Sao fur icon SbUlsr. Sie 70 wunften
cine S6uIe Su babcn, f6nncn iidb gu Ginger
3cit Uor Gem CbenQcmCIpsteu Sda bfl cen
SruiiieS mclocn. IS merocn gn9Il9e uno
9euNtbe 2ebrcr perIanot.
luf SsfebI bes BodroS Der SucFtoreu.
Sotp6 !OGrtcr, Sefretdr.
2tu0uE IS, nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
slcns9JOrfcr 1mpUrteurS unS STdfIcr,
TreemalI OOO9cS ttnO &c.
G9 &ibcrtt1 &trnf;c,

@tfN| |SJphhhI ~JH'PphFHL Hhp -|tuilkif
TreemalI ODO9c6 tn0 GOy
5S StbcrtD Strafc,
Smif6en Der 8rcoowaD uro NaTau Srn6e,
nabc bsm pcltomt
9Scuz gBorf.
0Dir crbotttn, burb ta9llbe 2(ntdufte pcn Gurcpa,
unkr SpIiabr uno gGlnt'r .: Nhcrtcmtnt ocu mpois
gcu fGucD Scioe uuo NtiIiucr:6itcru.
QEir laoM atIt @aor9cIo RSuflr Gin, untru Stcd
unO Die prcjt QIuou u cromntrcn uno, po ra6 Sntc;
rte rc0ivrt 70 ibln mir ubtrju9t, tab uuilre Gutir
un0 Yrtiie is bClpcleu miro, pCn uurm Gtattjitnrt
iu tduftn. 3tlcnotrt aufmCrfdmttit miro ouf Aiils
liucr=2Edarcn rtrtptnoct. uno ui,It 2rtittl vypsn
defenders ouf uuI're H0ttIun9 fabrijjrt, ruEtbe an
SbSnbcit Srl un0 gEcgtiIbSt njtbt dtGtrrfftn psr:
bm
9ubihe parifIr 8incsr, fir Suite, &ap.
pen, SnI5 uno 8elt.
Satin uno Soffeta 8dnNer, BON allen
Sreiten uno Sorbcn.
Seoe, Satns, Selpet uno unQcItntte.
ner SeIpet, fir 6ute.
Seoern, amerifanilGe un6 franj6fibe Qrti:
fitiaI 8tumen.
QuffnQ5 uno &appcn Srimmino8.
OreB SrimminQ5, ein Qro6cS UiIortcment.
GmbrOiorisn, @apsS, Cellars, uNccrfIsepcS
uno CUFFS.
Seine embrcjoerirte 91eViEre unb !9emIittb
@ambric 40aIStuhcr.
Grapes, GiTe5, &arIetcuS, SUuTiOn uno Sap.
pen Gits5.
&io, Seice, 9libfeice, 2ifle gldbt5, @erinc
Snnpidube uno WittS.
6iourirtc uuo rI1ine SdmeiSer, 8uh, St:
ihop Gamn uno Safonet MusIin5.
GnoliIcbc, IrdusDIirbc, Stmcrifauiide
iiuS 1talicuiic6e
@ 5tOG 7 9 9ntet.
Septcmber 4, 1851. nq2M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
0urraD! Ourr0D!!
Sgpurmtt icet nta0 feDct 0a!
Sect 1T Die 3cit

gRclbt SrrFt bargains mir cub titEn pubt binbot.
ten. mir hOttn ithr iprblfEil pErtauft NGEr Nst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
NCtprDcr 9(mt.
YSo0rSieaCs ina 2fnngS.

Sine Samilie pOn Srci @wfOncn non
pbilaoeTpbia CGrmablene) wtnften bel
elmer Umerifanifden Samilie, unb
Dem Gigentbimer Der Saucrcj ,pOrauf iie
ncbnt, Su ,,bcarecn." 3wei Sb0Ier bic
gGotbe fir iecc5 miro bsSabIt SOute fib
cine ,UilreiQe uno wpbI9efubrts 5amiIie bier
III miui0 finbeu, 70 m6hte i6r bic 8sfannt:
fhoft oe5 Qniubcnoeu minftbc5mertb Iein
QQc 8rirfe oooreiiirt 2(merifa" uno nab
Der Sffite ee5 nQotrjOt" 9eIanot, rereen
buhfTbh9t
Srpt. 4, 1S41. nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-09-18
@briftieass @Derf,
SSinbmaDtz unb StroD60nfmo0
in Der Gait QIllentnulh

TT Der Cabt QlleiItaulh
8ebient ftb tiefer 8tteocnbrit feinrn
Srcuuccn uno Gunccn bic NnSciAe ju matb'
ell, bas er fcin @dAift nod INNER an ici.
ncm aItcn StanopIner, AM fuo'6itIjben @de
Der Samiton uno Ann SnoBen, in Uucn-
taun, uno Snar Swjlben ten @aitbduier bee
Sosrrcn 8eapcr uuo t9o9enbub, fCrtbenetbt
atlwo er oa5
S.Siuomiibis unS StroDbamf 0SG:
der $5Gubipcrf,
ouf cine fcbr ous0socbntc 8cife fcrt5ufceen
9efonnen ii. Seine @inOmhblcn iino in
bcn brno6bnrten Gnuntic5 mobl bCtonnt,
uno ebcn 70 brtanut 1T e5, coB lie fejucn in
elmer weiteu Gntfernun9 nacb dchen. &nfCt
oaber an uno ubtrSeuQt cub IeIblt. - Die
Qrtife fcinsr MinomubIen iino Don II bis
16 S6aIcr, uno Die Der StrObbinPe Don 9
bis 10 Sbaler.
SI6arbeit an 8ntmubten Cor StrCb
binfen miro ouf bic ftrSeils Qnie9e uno 6p
ben biui9fCn 8soin9unQen pcrribtrt.
Gr III canfbar fir frUbcr 9rnoBenc Inter
itleuna, uuo bofft our:b phnftIitbe Qbmor'
tune fciner @eihdfte uno biui9e Nrcle, ei-
nen S0cil Der 9unlt ce5 Qutlifum8 ju qe'
nieGen, wrftr ct iccerjeit tonfbor lein miro.
Gbriitian Gbert.
Scptrmtrr 4. nQbp
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
The Rank law.


me ''ii'g ol the hsl.r.I..f -ia.'-f'f has com
meotcd the dissection of the Free Banking law
pa,seG M the last session of our l,r,slatule. and
a.. j,. 8, ;., mo-. ,,..,.l -, .,,l,
90, 49,, ~
"'''' "''' "''u F''~''' ''' "'" 'c'' ''''''''@ Al
the use @. figures, he article iu the Advocate Of
the sd. would certainly nrescn, A strong case n.
,,,,...l.l,,- W, .-., ,,...i.r, ... .,.,,
'e ""''' "'",'e' ".eh Is over '"o anu ".''
columns ~ length but we must give an extract
10 show vlatharl things can o., ,ail aAalt rl.
f...r.u. lr........ .;....... r..f.g,..,t
'h' paper '' oar '''e 'AaN5' when is ''."'''''
among lie people As tie representative of money.
when ia fact i, is based ON the state ,;,,ks alone
.,,.......,. -,l ..r,.,. ..,...
,
i''r"i i'"h "' t"''r proceeds 90 "'P''' 'ne
state Of things when a Crash has come, and fIr-
M, Ton. blacksmith pirkaul laLurer Harry meet
,,,, ,l,,l,,t -,
''' '''''l - '''' ''
tent on demanding me "hId i'F Tie promises 10
pay III their hands. They kuyck, but
They MIGHT "a we'll cnd,ayor TO brjbe Cerbc-
ru, with sop. or tempt Old Charon to ferry them
over Styx before their time. The bankers heart
is as hard As his walls of rock or his locks of ada.
mant They are told III, bank has failed and
that they must 90 to Sprin,deld. To the State
Auditor. to cocrce payment hy liquidation This
process Of liquidation, we shall examine Mt lenrth
next week. II is a rare invention. The well
paid services of a notary are REQUIRED TO mo
ties. the bank bills. the well paid services Of
an attorney are REQUIRED to watch the process.
and Sc, 1t right occasionally; and worse than
all. the laws delay is intoieratle. Court sits
twice year, and surely man who can get
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
Gen. Scott.

II is already almos certain that Gen, Scott
will be the next presidential candidate of the
whg party. The wing conventions Of Penasylva
MIA, Ohio, and Indiana, have already proclaimed
him as their first choice. The whig leaders know
that the harmony which now peryades the demo
cratic party throughout the Union and the in
crease of the electoral vote by tie new appor
tionment, in the western states, which are most
" democratic precludcs all possibility Of their
reelecting Fillmore were it even possible lur
him to carry his own state, New York; and they,
therefore find It necessary to drop him aud bring
up new man, who possesses some other charms
than those Of being merely q whig. They have
learned ty sad experience that 70 run a cauli
date lor the presidency on the old Wing platform
was equivalent to running him to political death
and they, therefore find it necessary to bring out
their military cliefiains, gagged and veiIed-
conecalng their principles under their military
famc--and with fair promises coon skins and
hard cider, to gull the people into their sup
port It was by such means they elected Gcner
a. Harrison, and, with the addition Of denying
that TAYLOR was a whig, but was the candidate
OF the people and Of no party, they succeeded in
electng him. and it is plain that, in bringing out
Gen Scott, the hero Of the "hasty plate Of soup,
they expect to practise similar fraud upon the
people For, as statesman--as man acqualn'
ted with the political machinery Of our govern
men, Gen. Scott, whenever he has figured in that
capacity, has only won the ridicule and contempt
Of all parties He has no name, no tame, except
what he has won upon the battle field aud III
pushing him forward for the presidency. this
alone is al the wings can rely upon for success
broken reed which though strong in former
days, has lost its strength. What has this repub-
lie, whose policy is to cultivate and maintain
peace and good feeling with all the world, to do
with an ambitious military hero in the presiden-
tial chair In times Of peace, with power in their
hands, they are dangerous, and should be watch
cd and guarded against II is right that those
who fight the battles Of our countrywide nobly
defend the honor and glory Of our national es
cutchen, and add new lustre TO the stars and
brighter hues to the stIiles Of onr banner, should
wear the laurels they have won but, that these
laurcls should he made the only qualifications fol
high and responsible civil stations, is danger
ous error and should be spurned by our people
Gen. Scott now bashs in the glory OF his military
achievements, and if the wings take him up lOI
the presidency we have no doubt he will come
off with honors commensurate VITA his civil ca
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
support OF Paupers--Important Decision.

1t will be seeu by the decision We publish IN
der our Supreme Court" bead, that The court
have decsleG the resolution of the board of su-
peryisors Of this county, requiring each town to
take care of its own paupers, 10 have been He
gal and that the county is obliged to support the
plupers. The decision is cne Of the utmost i'm
portancc to this county, as it must change our
whole pauper system and require at once new
arrangement Whether all the towns can re-
cover back of the county The amount they have
expended on account Of paupcrs, we are not PIE
pared to say but there e,Gan be no doubt .hat such
as have paid their paupcr accounts under protest
can. We believe this town and South Ottawa
are the only two that have protested.
So far as we can learn, ours is the only county
in the state that has undertaken to adopt the
town system of supporting paupers. That no
adequate provision for such a system ;s made
in the township law, was but too evident to
the board Of supervisors themselves. No pro
vision for instance, is made 10y law for defining
the residence of paupers, or for distinguishing be-
tween transient and resident paupers DC, &c
The board, however, thought there was authority
in the law to adopt the town system, imperfect as
it must be- preierring it 20 the old county system
the operation of which had just proved SO disas
trous in this county.
Properly constructed, we believe The town sys.
TEN would be infinitely preferable to the county
system, at least in counties that are organized; :;
but as in operation in this county, the system was
unjust 1t threw at least three-fourths of the
whole pauper expenses Of the county upon two
towns, whose proportion of paupers, realty thar
own is not greater than that Of the other towns.
The decision sustains exactly the view Of the
law taken at the time the town system was a
dopted by our board Of supervisors, by our then
supervisor Mr. Wallace, to whose credit the fact
descryes To be mentioned, as he stood nearly
alone
In consequence Of this decision, it will be seen
on reference to our advertising columns, that
meeting Of the board of supervisors Of this coun.
ty has been called at the court house, on Tuesday
the 29th day Of July, to make provision for the
future support Of the paupers in the county.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

The tolls which the farmers pay on plank roads
are not taxes III one sense Of the tsrm-they are
saved in the larger loads they are enabled 20 draw
the greater speed at which they enabled 10 ira
vel the wear and tear OF harness gearing, and ami
NAL strength and, finally, II it were tor nothing
mare than the pleasure of rdng onn smooth plank
road in comparison with an old corduroy one hard
hearted must be the man who would not pay tCrit.
Scientific imericGH.
There is another advantage arising to commu-
nifty from plank roads which we have never seen
mentioned, and that is they relieve the public of a
large amount OF road labor and road tax. Were
there no plank road, the road commissioners would
have to expend more to keep upa good, permanent
thoroughiare than probably the tolls from the own
through which i, passes will amount to, 80 that a
large amour, Of toll is saved in road-,ax.
Then, in collecting tolls you only tax such as are
Immediately benefited by the road and every man
pays in proportion to the amount he uses it, The
man wholives away from it and has good natural
road upon which he can go 10 market quicker and
cheaper than by using the plank road, pays no road
tax at all. But the town would have to keep up
public thoroughhre where the plank road is loca.
ted he would have to pny his tax towa'dsit although
he would derive no bcnef, fromit, Il appears then
tha, taxes collected IN the shape oftos are the mos,
Just.
II must also be remembered that plank road stock
is taxable property and yields n revenue toward.
supporting the expenses Of the county, which other
wise would have to be collected from other property
thus curiailing The ordinary taxes Of the masses by
creating an extraordinary amour, Of taxable pro.
pcrty IN the county.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

MAGNricTNr lprA-1he san Francisco Cow.
cr in speaking Of the necessity aud feasibility of
steamship communication between that point
and China remarks that such line would com.
ple,c the chain Of steam communication around
the world, except n small break in crossing the
Is,hmus Of Suca, connecting Asia with Africa.
The paper then says:
This link completed, the traveller, leaving
New York, can proceed TO Chagros by steam, from
thence to San Francisco to Macao wa the
Sandwich Islands, Guam aud Minilia-and
thence to SGcz, via Singapore, Penang Coylon
and Adn--thence To Cairo and Alexandria, to
southampton VIA Malta and Gibraltcr, and from
thence by steam again to New York. The only
break in steam navigation will bc in crossing the
ls,hmus Of Sucx Thus he would bo able to cir.
cumnavigate the world, visiting many points OF
interest, making the tripin l40 days Tho com.
morcial advantages which must flow to the Uni.
ted States from this and kindred sources are too
great for enumeration here, and too well known
to require it,"
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

Tnr l|LooNtR COSTUME ~ PARH.--lIorNce
Greely, who ia now travelling in Europe, in letter
to the n. Y. Tribune written in raris, says
"Thc attempted reform in womons dress is du'
ly chroncled here. Among the American ladies'
in Paris, however, none has assumed the change
yet to magnetiSe French eyes
A cut Of the Bloomer costume has made its
appearance in the Paris Journals, and is greatly
admired But such Is the wonderful variety OF
Of costume ihere--the resort of the gay and fash
ionable Of every nation on the globr--,hat aston.
ishmsnt at such things is out of the question In
Paris, the appearance of "A novel costume elcits
no surprise. All nations are represented there
as well in costume as in language aud national
pccuaritics. There tho Briion, the Persian, the
Arab, the Chinese, tho Turk, tho Tunsians. and
thousands Of others are daily seen in all their va
ricd habillements. Amid such whrl of foreign
fashiong. n woman's dress Of the Semramis cut
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

Broke JAiL-Last Saturday night three men,
named Francis Cummings, James Scribncr, and
Lemuel Preble broke jail at this place, and made
tracks for parts unknown Ono of them. how.
ever, (Scilbner) before he got into that delightful
country, was caught near Morris and brought back.
OF the rest. no information has yet been obained.
Areward OF s25 for each has been oifcrcd by
the sheriff The prisoners got out by boring oil
The lock Of one of the doors Of the Jail and the
lower part Of another door. The doors appear
to have been made only Of heavy plank We
understand that they have been re.made in a man
ner to render them entirely secure asains, augurp,
axes. saws, FIRE. &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

There ia ,ha, in the ensuing cfTusion, says the
Enickobocker, which cannot fail 10 rouse the
slumberng patriotism of every American heart -
II was composed by n western poet, in zone hour
by Connecticut clock"
"Whnt, bus, this glorious Union up,
An go to drawIn triggers,
Just for ihundenn passel Of
Emancipated niggersl
The eagle of Ammerky,
That tnc across the sees,
An throw'd the buddy British lion
Ker.sump upon his knees:
Sayl-sha we rend him lin from lin,
Wun wing wun way, and wun tolher,
And every seppert pin ielher
A flying at the other~
This is the kind Of .pr, that is going to preserve
our "gres, and gei-orous kedn,ry" from prema'
,ure dissolution.
Very patriotic and soul-strring, but here is one
,ha, has the sublime and the beautiful blended TO-
gether with the hnpplest effect 1t was written by
some aspiring poet "deown east"
The falling leaf and whis,ling wind,
Produces IN my sensitive mind
Efecis--words can't express,
But mighty strong, nevertheless
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

New York. Ju'v G.
The steamer Empire City with California
maj,- to June l.t, arrived at her wharf at . O.
clock th., morning. She sailed from ChAgrcs %
The Goth. and Kingston 2gth June
She brings over one million and half m gold
dust, and SO passengers, among whom /, John
l.. Stevens president Of the Panama railway.
The first locomotive wns started ou the road
ON the 2i,h, at Navy Bay, and the event WAS du
ty celebrated The work Of completing the road
Is going on rapidly.
The Empire City lcf; the Falcon at Chagres
awaiting the arrival OF the Officers OF the Oregon
regiment. who had arrived At Panama in the pro
peIor Massachusetts, and were momcnmriiy ex
pec'ed at Chasres
The lSthmus was healthy, but the most daring
robblrIus were Of frequent occurrence
J he propeller Constitution had arrived at Pan
anna from san Francisco with machinery much
damaged.
We have files Of Kingston papers to the 23lh
but they are entirely barren ofucws.
Coffee was very scarce, and ordinary qualities
command SO&36s.
The steamship Georgia, with Hayanna dates
to July 3D. arrived at O'Clock this evening
News from Cuba OF no interest.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
Cass and Buchanan.

There is fierce controversy raging IN Penn
'ylyania auorg the Cass-i,e5 and Buchanan ties,
as to who shall be the next candidate for the
presidency. The Buchanan men claim that the
Key Stone State should have the next president
and that Buchanan is the man. while the Caas
men are satisfied that lie cin not be elected
and not having any other prominent man who
would be likely to get the nomination Of the ma.
tional convention, they still adhere 70 Gen. Cass
as their first choice This division in the lemo,
cratic ranks Of that state Of course, throws Buch
anan on; Of the field, while it seriously weakens
the chances Of blr Cass fora nomination for,
in order to be elected he must carry Pennsyl vlnm,
and the split there renders that impossible
Both branches Of the party, however, manifest a
willingness to support any other good man, and
We feel confident that il Judge Douglass should
get the nomination he would carry tha. state by a
large majority. We look upon this split in the
party there as favorable to Mr. Douglass chances