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PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING DELA.
WARE BREAKW WATER.
EkeIsEER DrpARTMesr,

seq heF ENGISEER DEpARTMeNr,
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L the 18th day of May next, for stone to the
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4 Compliment.

The Editor OF tie harrisburg Jnion, who passed
ovc. the Portage Rail Road recently, speaks in the
following very complimentary terms of the work
men employed on it:
During our visit to the State Far at Pittsburg
we had an oPpurnity Of witnessing the difficulties at
tending the transportation of passeDge and freight
over the old and nearly worn out Allegheny Portage
railroad with its planes and weak and disabled
machinery; and we are only surprised to see il per
form SO well the immense service imposed upon it
We wish TO bear testimony to the good conduct Of
the employees on this road Instead of finding them
as frequently represented. hoyd ation, yge found
,hem quiet attentive and orderly performing their
4'Ue' win a PromPtitude and gentlernenly deport
iAeA' mat contrasts strongly with many Of their ira
arceTs' Quite number of them at the planes-the
il'cheFs-aie Kept almost constantly on their hands
ana Knees hitchng and loosenng cars vet in all tbi
irksome duty when they were much pressed for t;,oe
we never heard proiane or a vulgar remark Fscf
Nne" his duty and performed it with dispatch. aIac
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'ofabiy. Indeed, we never saw men anv where nor.
form their duty better
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WHIG HONESTY.

We were informed, by a very prominent and well
informed Whig during the present week that the
nominee of that party for the Legislature, Nh KoPE
I'm, (gho Is also the Temperance candidate,) had
pledged himself both for and agau7st protnbitory
liquor law, to prominent men in Allegheny township.
Here we have sample of the double dealing Prac-
tiscd b. Wing Office seekers to accomplish their ends
They are always anxious to jump upon any new hob
by that promises to carry them into power and IN
corporate into their creed all the sms that are aaoa
but. so soon as they find man who opposes these
new tangled movements, they proclaim themselves
opposed 10 them al! What confidence can be placed
in a man who viii thus compromise himself 10 secure
an elections What could be expected from an oil
cial asPirant who is all things By turns and nothing
louz7 II we are rot much mistaken in the people
o1our county this Janus faced Wing will have leave
10 stay at home this winter and learn consistency.
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mark their nlitiatory proceedings, how would
they act If placed in the Halls Of Legislation.
What hope could you entertain that the same
{. almighty dollar" would not control their
actions then that controls them new?
Cur candidate is honest and competent.-
His political and private reputation is. above
suspicion Between linn and the Whig ncm-
ince, wEo, then, can hesitate which to choose:
One word We have to say 70 Democratic
temperance men. We believe they arc sin
cere in their devotion to the cause, but We be
licye they are equally sincere in their attach
ments to the Democratic party. They can
have 40 hope Of elccting their nominee, and
by casting their votes for him they may lose
the Senate of the State. a plain sense Of
duty would indicate, then, the course they
should pursue Every one Of them Will ad-
nit that of the two political candidates th y
would infinitely prefer the Democratic why,
then, should they weaken his prospects Of
election, b. throwing their votes away? This
question should be seriously considered
We have no doubt of Mr.. CREsswELL' 5
election We feel certain that he VIII be
elected but the Democrats must be united
, to accomplish this result Remember this,
/ ye who hate corruption and despise dishones
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