The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-01-29

Beucb he vould be elected b large majority
There lives no more gcntlcUonly, urea' e. "of-
thy man, and the tide that has set IN hls l~'oT
since his defeat by tho - indians" Of the Deino-
cratic party will continue TO gather force anu
power until he IS safely launched into that dis
tinguished position which the signs Of the times
indicate for him
On Monday, the Committee of the Senate, On
the contested election case of Senator Hamilton
tNativc,) Of Philadelphia, whose seat IS claimed
by Washington J. jackson, (Democrat) met
Mr.. Buckalew, Chairman.
The counsel, William \. Stokes and William
L. First, Esqs., made powerful argument IN
support of motion TO direct the Sheriff TO take
charge of all the ballot boxes with view Of
having the votes re-counted. To this the com
mittee finally agreed; and an order 70 the Sheriff
was forthwith issued. Ttis fully believed that s.
good Democrat viii take the place Of the Native
who now holds this seat in the Senate, and that
thus Republican supremacy, in all departments
Of the government, viii be secured.
Chief Justice Black is here and IN the enjoy
ment of excellent health. l met here Boyer Of
the Carlisle Democrat, q very prince Of coed and
odd fellows, also Onsiow of the Meadyilie
Sentinel before whose august presence the Cover
nor and Governor elect stood uncovered, but it
is expected he viii make it all right in the
morning. He is mighty clever fellow and takes
with US ali and has a right fat office at three
day. The ladies have q Pair" at the Court
House, and an disposed to concede to the fair
sex all the honor and credit, if there be any, Of
drubbing the dollars and dimes out Of the Young
bucks who visit their boudoir Of elegance, Wit,
and humor, to while away the tedious hours that
hang so heavily upon their skirts and gaze upon
that strike the observer at once
as being the embodiment Of love- purity, and
fidelity. The dimes at such place fly fast and
thick but as the proceeds applied to the bene-
ft of Church who cares cent. Capt Zeigler
of he Butler Herald has re ei7ed the appoint
ment of Chief Clerk in the State Department, /
and Dei1fenbach Of the Keystone has also been
appointed Clerk in the same, and Mr.. Laird Of
Harrisburg, Chief Clerk Of the School Depart
ment. Mat. J. Stewart, Esq, Of Pittsburg, is
here and has created perfect storm of excite
ment in the breasts Of the ladies. His winning
manners, fine conversational powers, and cgreea-
bleness have made him many friends. and he IS (
the very soul and life Of No. 10 Buehlers Hotel, /
decidedly the best apartment IN the house. !
Cambria county is about as well represented as
the law will allow, and her delegation is con-
sidered Superior, if 1 would except your cores
pondent to whom the soubT5galet of the wild
Irishman" has been applied, and by young
lady too, whose interest he has dearly at heart /
The result of the recent delegate elections in /
Lancaster county, resulting so largely in favor
of Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency, has both
pleased his friends and dealt death TO his enc
mics. he now stands before the country en-
dorsed by the friends Of his youth and the asso-
ciates of his more mature age, and at the 9Th OF
March Convention viii be endorsed by the as
sembled representatives OF the Democracy of the /
State. Such g force cannot but receive the /
respect and consideration of the Baltimore Con-
ventOn and it is confidently believed that the
next President OF the United States will be
James Buchanan.
The sleighing never was better, and the
q oldest inhabitaat" states it has not been so |
good for twenty-one years. The people enjoy it. !
The railroads have been closed up since Sunday. !
but again open. Barr, of the Pittsburg
Chronicle, arrived last night after voyage ofI
Eve days Lynde Elliot, of the Pest has left for
home and our 6c1ed5cere went with so deserving
man. No appointments will be made by the
Canal Commissioners until next week. The
town is full with applicants for Office. Col. /
Kean has been unwell for ten days bat IS now
well to take his seat. Mr.. Schen is
in good health, although unwell some weeks
ago. leave for Philadelphia tonight, and will
write from that city or Washington. Until
then, ADIos.