davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29
9 Dat Bledee =


Himmel! Is it possible that the Democrats,
deliberately and in cold blood. without the fear Of
ssrank before their eyes, could nominate g Dutch
jake for an Office 1t is even SO and he has
signed the Z. Bledger The Johnsfown K. N IS
last week were much exercised in relation to Mr..
Fronheiscr. They were taking most fraternal
interest in his welfai He does not seem to have
cared much for their Establishments: and although
one of the most bitter and determined opponents
of Known Nothingism, he has complied with the
requirements Of the Convention and is fairly in
the field as Democratic candidate. His nomi-
nation was peculiarly appropriate, not only by
reason Of his sterling merits but out os regard
to the German voters of the county. That body
of men, numerous and enthusiastic, with the pro-
verbal devotion of the German race to principle,
have stood BY the Democratic party through good
and evil report. All the vials of Know Nothing
wrath have been poured out upon their heads
no occasion Of slander has been neglected, the X.
N. organ has tecmed with vituperation against an
industrious and useful class of citizens; but with
out effect. Their constancy deserves some ac-
acknowledgement The nomination of Mr. Fronhei-
ser, was about as rough dose as could be offered
to KRow-Nothings, and we have notion that
they will be obliged to take it down. They will
find that Dutch Jakev is some in close fight.
Having been nominated by the Democratic
County Convention as a candidate for Poor House
Director. in compliance with a resolution adopted
by said Convention, i do hereby pledge myself to
the County Committee, that have not been, am
not now, and do not intend to become member
of any secret political organization, whether
known by the name of Known Nothings or that of
any other, and that will not vote for, or sup
port any person who is known or even suspected,
of being member of such secret political organi-
zation- Further, that have not been the atvo-
cate of the election of Simon Cameron to the
United States Senate, since the publication of the
!" kirkpatrick letter. and give my adhesion to
the resolutions adopted by the Convention.
JACOB FRONHEISER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29

slow in giving them Office. Under our party the
country has attained unexampled prosperity
Under our perty the country has become giant
in wealth, in territory and population. 1t is pu-
rer and better now than it has been for years, as
the new organization has taken all the vagabonds
and scoundrels from it. 1t has boiled over and
the froth and filth has been scummed off by tltis
new party. In our party there is union, and
strength. and harmony, and patriotism, and by
the accession Of some honest upright wings, it is
stronger and purer and better than it has been for
many years. The next President will be De-
mocrat, or the United States win cease to be one
republic.
This new party will soon sink to rise no more /;
it has the clements of its destruction in its own
BOSOM Besides it has the curse of the widow
and the orphan hanging over it. and the blood of
helpless innocence crying to heaven for vengeance
against it. 1t cannot survive to the next Presi-
Dental election. Bgots and bulies, and bullets,
and brazen faces and brass knuckles, will hence
forth not save it from the doom that awaits it.
Before one year that party will be driven into the
home of the Hartford Convention, and there en-
gulphed in Abolitionism. g 1t was conceived in
sin and brought forth in iniquity." A half hanged
rufiian by the name of Judson originated it,
Having led life of crime, the populace Of a
Southern City, as they thought, put period to
his existence, by hanging him on a tree, but by
the rottenness of the hemp, and some skillful
maneuver of the culprit and his accomplices, he
managed to cheat Judge Lynch and the gallows
of their victim. Ever since he seems to be at
nifty with the whole human race, and has turned
politician and patriot, in order to crafty his ma
lgnity against his species. Alas! the depravity
of human nature, when such men as Bill Johns
ton, Thaddeus Stevens, Simon Cameron, and the
small fry of knaves and fools of our own locality
would follow in the wake and take their Ameri-
canism from this hell delayed scoundrel. We are
Of opinion that the Kentucky election is the last
dying spasm that the Know-Nothing party can
make 1t would have heen creditable to the Amer
ican nation. and to the self styled American par
ty, that, that election. (f election it may be cal
led) had never happened. There is no place on
the habitable globe where an American is now
sojourniEg, whether in Europe, Asia, Africa,
America or Australia, but in short time this
Louisville election win meet his eye. and the blush
of shame will mantle bis cheeks, when his atten-
ton will be directed to the conduct Of the Ameri-
can party at that election, by some of the adhe-
rents of monarchy. or scions Of nobility. As we
do not consider it general party any longer, we
will turn our attention hereafter to the local Know
Nothings of the Alleghanies.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
HON. ARNOLD PLUMER,

o,-Geo. A Crofut, No. 7s South Fourth Street,
above Walnut, Philadelphia, is our authorized
agent to receive subscriptions aid advertisements
for this paper.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29
Notice.

The members of the Democratic County Com
mittee, are requested to meet at the Court House,
in the borough of Ebensburg, Tuesday the
4th day of September, at o'clock +. M. A
general attendance is requested, business Of i'm
portance will be transacted
C. d. MURRAY. Chairman.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29

ToorH ACHE. Persons are not generally aware
that DIR. Keyser's Tooth Ache remedy. for sale at
JAMES McDxnMrTr's. in this place viii stop i'm
mediateIy an aching tooth. whcevertries it will
be convinced.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-08-29
County Committee.

10 The members of the County Committee
are requested to attend punctualy at the meeting
next Tuesday. Business of importance will come
before them
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

cams. saws that some two weeks prev;ons he
saw. 8 him hauling wood to the ouaryv. and
wondered what could be his purpose. bout
a week ago, he saw wood piled up there.
When Corrigan was asked what he had made
the fire for, he said lie wanted to burn off the
brush and stuff to get stone out for his hourse
On Thursday morning he pretended 10 be-
lieve that his wife was With some of the neigh
bors and Threatened 10 snrose<frte any lone
who world barloy her. He scps Marv i,aIl,.
T,a,, 10 I,fverr,or.s to siinorre for her when
asked about her murder. he said it was all
s|,;ne-sap,e of tho ne;ybbors had oot
mn tho storx-;t i would he ali r;gbt i, f..u
davs s7la5 T. 3a o1assai !.
a e. .lo b..~; 1...f,,-,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

HpErxx, Oct 9.--The steamship Canstla
from liverpool, with Epropean dates to SAT-
urday, the 10Th ult., arrived at half past Z
o clock.
The steamship Hermann arrived out On the
10Th ult -, g
FROM TIIE cfstnkA.
The latest news from the crimea are that
Gortschakoff telegraphed on the '23d ult.
that the Allies had landed so 900 men ut su-
patoria, and that the enemy have now 30 ,U0e
men on the r ussian tank
The Allies attacked the Russian infantry
on the 22d of September, when the later re-
treated. On the o5th, the Allies $4,000
strong debouched from Eupatoria, and occu-
pied the neighbormg villages OH the left flank
of the Russians. ...
Is On the 10th. the Russians we're fortifying
the north side Seyastopol, and constructing
ncw batteries ), 8 is
Th< French were advancing their cavalry
and infantry towards Bakslazai ais8
r. A fearful tempest had occurred at Seyasto-
pol, followed by heavy rains. aw as6ta
Sevastopol Is to be razed and the basins
filed up.s - as,t IS tsi6
is un. the 9Th, the Allies were concentrating
their forces between Balaklava and the Tcher-
nay =, and wese constantly rceennoitcring the
lefs wing of the Russian army. Tie Allies
were actively preparing for aa active cam
paigu., isgkiiaas
-Four hundred deserters. mostly Polanders.
had arrived in the Allied camp. '
It is reported that Generalization of the
Russian army is complete. and such was the
confusion from the FIRST moment of the assault
of the Allies upon Scvastopols that the sold
iers became exhausted With fatigue. having
remained twenty -four hours without any sus-
tenance. The loss Of the Russians during
the bombardment and assault is estimated at
1s 900 men. ~
The Russians continue to Gre shells into
Seyastopol from the North shore. Some OF
the guns send the shot entirely over the town,
doing much damage to- the advanced siege
works Of the Allies ge es
A letter from Berlin states that Prince
GortsehakoH will shortly avacuata the forts
ON she north side of Seyastopol but the Rus
slams are stili making vast preparations fol
the winter campaign.
The Russian treasury is receiving large
sans through Berlin. s.iezs
The Turkish troops at ConstaDtinopls in
tended for Asia. have been sent to Eupatoria
+ is reported that large bodies Of Frencl
troops have been landed At Eupatoria.
/ Dispatches received from Vienna state tha
Lars i greatly straited FOR provisions. and ths
garrison are actually subsisting on horse flesh
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

The f1ust exhibition Of the Cambria County ag
rieultural S6ciety MAS held ON the farm Of f.
Shoemaker Esq. near Ebensburg on Wednesday,
Thursday, pd.Friday, the srd, 4th and 5th, inst.
During the first day. the weather rather clou-
sdy and unpleasant, and the attendance If people
not very large, but nothing more could have been
,aPsired on the two succeeding days. when the sun
shoneout bsghtly, and the air was balmy and
,picasant. The people from all quarters of the
county were consequently in attendance, and the
turn out much larger than had heen anticipated
The arrangements made for tho exhibition were
excellent. and the whole affair reflected much
credit upon the Society for this their first effort
whilst it was also gratifying to witness the inter
sst maniiested in it by the farmers and others,
frpn the commencement to its close.
80 The display Of stock was not very large, but 50
fas as it vent Was very crclitahe, and was pro-
'nounced bysthose who had been present at exl,i-
bitions in cur adjoining countless fully equal to
any there cxh:siicd.
TIE exhibition of Poultry was good A num-
ber Of Agricultural, implements we're ON the
ground, which attracted -auch attention. as we'll
as sun,rf articles manufactured by the mechanics
Of this place.
The display 81 vegetables. and fruits was very
large. Enormous pumpkins, cucumbers, beets,
s.potatocs. egg plants sc. a. were there in album
dance. The fruitfulncss o. the past season being
- prsfu@c and abundant, ti.s tables were well
inri via. the pro luce of tic orcrsSd, and garden
{ tincr appiss xsuJ mot he k,anl. whist peaches.
grapes, aud garlen ssucer we're we'll re?resen-
ted Tie different sIxsimens Of butter. ere
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
The Election in Ohio.

- CIScISNATI, Oct, lo.-The vote for TfisnBle,
the American candidate for Governor, Is lsFgeI
than was anticipated. The contest between chase
and MediIl is close, and the returns received !.
day seem to favor the SUCCESS Of the former
The Ohio Election Chase Elected Governor.
CINcfSNArr,g Oct. 10.--1ie Democrats Of this
city concede the election of Salmon r. Chase, the
Republican candidate for Governor. IEs majority
will be about 10000. r. sgssa7aa EAss
In Hamilton county. lMedil. the Democratic
candidate for Governor. has so0e majority. Iu
Brown county, the Democratic majority is from
200 to 800.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

De. kEysEEs' PEcToRAL. Cou0iI SrBUf. .4Iti is
important to thase afflicted with Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, bronchitis or any disease Of the pulmo-
nary apparatus. thst they hcarsthe faft. u nsiDd
that tho ab,sc remedy is the very thing that will
cure them speedily. and at the low price Of city
cents. Prepared by Dr. George L.. Keyser,
Wholesale Druggist lao Weol Street. Pittsburgh.
Ia. and fer sale ~ Jsucs McDsrmit.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

GLORIOUS TRIUMPH

The official returns of the Election which
we publish this week. prove that the people Of
Cambria nobly sustained themselves on last
Tuesday. The whole union ticket is elected
BY an overwhelmning majority, Truly, this
isl victory ncyer to be forgotten. 1t proves
that the hardy .Mountaincers Of Cambria, love
tho Consultation of their country. and loath
and detest the foul spirit of religious bigotry
that they canthink and act for themselves,
and are not to be made the tools of designing
knaves and demagogues- The east of
slough Of polluted and shameless Press =
which circulated 50 freely through the county,
1 few days previous 70 the election. 80 far
from answering the ends designed. had the
effect Of srousing the people to a settled. de-
,termined persevering resistance to the efforts
of the midnight conspirators, to carry the
election. Poor Sam if still living might we'll
sxclaim, Save me from my friends" The
result is a noble tribute to the good sense and
patriotism of the people of Cambria, and We
venture to prophecy, that it will be long
time before the banner of Religious Bigotry.
Il again unfurled in their midst.
= The returns from Bedford and Futon show
thas Smith and Bernhard our candidates for
Assembly. are elected by about 900 majority
The RETURNS from every section of the State
are most cheering. and We have received
sufficient to show that Pennsylvania is re-
deemed. Arnold Plumer is elected Canal
Commissioner by large majority. and we
have secur,d majority in both branches of
he legislature. Gen. Foster is elected in
,Westmoreland. The Democracy have carried
their ticket by large majority in Allegheny
eouatx Poor Sam, he is dead. he is gone,
and bis followers may well exclaim in the Bit
serness Of their griess as thesfollow his hearse.
s.sParewsn. a long farewell to'aa our great
sr,.xas pre est = 44l1e-.lfE1 1a54A
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
IsEcoxp DESPATCH. |
Georgia Election.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Thc returns from 93
counties in Georgia, give Johnston, Dem-, fol
Governor. majorisies footing up 1886, and An
drews, American, 5237. The election of Craw-
ford secures six Democratic members of Congress
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
The Ohio Election.

CINcIsSATf, Oct. 9.-The election in this city
to-day passed off qnictly. ALI the csffec houses
were closed The Democratic ticket for this conn
ty has been elected. butth returns as yet are
rneagre and unreliable. - ss 1
IsEcoSD DESPATCH.
CLEvELASD, Oct. 9.-The returns d the cleo
ton are: very scattering, and it's impossible to
say more than that Medill, Dcmocrat,for Cover
nor, is ahead from all points, with far prospect
Of his elections, naafi afFds III
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

Ak AMERICAS Boz IL THE RussIAs ARur.
The Fredonia (N " 4dee,fiser is inform
cd that Kneeland Norcutt. a native of that
village, and for a year or two employed as an
apprentice in the Censor Office, has rccently
attained q high rank in the Russian service,
in which he has been engaged for the last
three years, and is now in comnaad. in the
Crimea, as one of the superior officers lie
left thai village in 1913, being then only sew
enteen years Of ase and went to an Atlantic
port, where he shipped s>besore the mast as
a sailor. He rapidly rose from his position 10
that Of captain of merchant vessel, through
the intermediate Offices. and has finally be-
come q Russian military general. Heialways
was an adventurous youth. and IS now only
twenty mine years Of age Eksfs ss.ss
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

TURSrNG THE TABLEs.-It is stated in the
GAINESVILLE Courier, that the attorney of the
Central Ohio railroad company has, in accor-
dance with the instructions of tie company
commenced salt against the owners of the cat
tie by which train was thrown from the
track with considerable damage, some time
ago with view to recovering damages fer ths
same. The company is also detenDsnesl to
prosecute the owners Of al cattlesha may be
found upon the track hereafter, by Which m
jury is done to the property of the company.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10

ToorH AcsIr.- Persons are neg generally aware
that Dr.. Keyser's Tooth Ache renscdy for sale at
J4sEs McDEHxrrr's, in this place viii Stop i'm
mediately an aching tooth. Whoerertries twill
be convinced
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
municipal Election in baltimore.


q BALTIMoRE, Oct, l0---Tae election for mcm
bcrs of the City Council passed oft to-day yer,
quietly. The vote has considerably fallen off
The returns Indicate large gains Cor the Demo
Gratis. t sA ~sHa& Nsz lifp ssH aTHssu
Vim. George Baker, a Democratic candidate il
the 10th Ward, te.l this afternoon.
s. SECOND DESPATCH -
BALTIMORE, Oct 10, 7. VI The MuniciFa
election to-day. resulted in the ehoice Of eigh
Americans and twelve Democrats, being gain o
six Democrats from last year. The Democrat.
have about 1000 majority on the popular vote
The Americans had a majority Of 270o last year
How MEMBERS ARE I Cor Up' FOR TIL
NEBRASKA LEGIsLaTURE.-A Mr. Purple, /;
member of the Nebraska Legislature. inform
ed a gentleman, at Chicago short time sine,
something how members are gotten up in, Ne
braska He said = Cummings the Secreta
ry. said TO nic one morning {. Purple, w,
!" want a. member from Burt county" So
harnessed ap and took nine fellows with me
and we started for the woods, and vixen ",
thought we had got abost far eaeugh forsBur
county we unpackcd our balIot-box and nel
an election, canyassed The rete, and it wa
astonishing to observe bow great VAS the Nh
animity at the first election ever held in Bur
county. Purple had erery rote! So Purpl,
was declared duly elected. and here / am. y
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
& ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
One Week Later from Europe.

Hprrxx; Oct. 9.--The steamship Canada
from liverpool. with Eproyean dates to SAT-
urday. the 29th ult., arrived at half past Z
O clock 9tsi
The steamship Hermann arrived out on the
10Th ult.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-10
DELAWARE COUNTY.

CHESTER, Oct. 10.-Thc following is the result
of the election in this county :-Assembly-C u.
Marley. Dem, 1873; F. G. Hinkson, Wing, $780,
l. Miller, Republican and Temperance, $50; d.
B. Stacy, X. N, s74 The whole Dem, cratic
ticket is elected by majorites ranging from 200 to
700. The Republican movement in this county
defeated the Wing ticket by taking off a portion
Of the party, and causing the principal part of
tie liquor vote and that Of the operatives in our
factories to be given to the Democratic candidates
particularly for the Assembly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-13

OF eloquent and truthful remarks, for something
more than an hour, exciting the enthusiasm of
the audience to the highest pitch, by the power of
his arguments, the force of his appeals, the keen
ness OF his sarcasm, and the brilliancy of his ever
ready and pungent wit
We have heard Mr.. Hale on many occasions,
where he added 10 his well earned fame as an or
ator and statesman by the powerful magic of his
eloquence, but never before have we seen him ex-
hibit that power over mems minds which carries
conviction like lightning to the heart and the
understanding, as he did last night. He con-
cluded his remarks, which were often
times interrupted by bursts of rapturous ap-
plause, in perfect tumult of enthusiasm.
Seth Webb, Jr., Esq, of Dedham, being pres
ent, was loudly called for, and took the stand
lie congratulated the meeting upon the proof
which this evenings proceedings had afforded
that the spirit of Massachusetts was hot dead,
and that the Republican cause is alive and on.
ward Ever since the Gardner Convention in
Boston, there has been growing fixed and steady
tide of opinion and sentiment in favor of the cleo
ton of Rockwell & Brown The speech of Gov.
Gardner had contributed to turn the scale against
him, in the opinion of honorable men in the party
Mr.. Webb went on to compare the past profess
siona of the Governor with his present action and
urged the binding obligation to abide by the do,
ings of the Republican Convention, upon al! who
participated. or allowed their names to be used
therein. His speech was eloquent and to the
point, throughout,and elected frequent applause,
and all present regretted that the lateness of the
hour, half-past ten, obliged him to make his re-
marks so brief. The meeting closed with three
cheers each, for Rockwell and Brown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-13

REPUBLICAN CITY CoMMITTEE-At the Re-
publican meeting last evening, the following
named gentlemen were chosen to constitute the
City Committee for the present political year
AT LARGE.-Harrison Bliss, f. Wayland, Jr
W. w. Rice, Francis Strong, Geo. NJ. Rice, Au-
gustus Tucker, Joseph P Cheney, E. B. Stod-
dard.
Ward l-Wm. A. Ayres, Alex Putnam.
Ward 2-Sam'l A. Knox, VIM G. Maynard.
Ward S-Sanford Ruby, Reuben Randall.
Ward 4-John S. Clark. George H. Harlow.
Ward 81 B. Brigham, Emmons A. God
dard.
Ward edwin Draper, W. H. Dexter.
Ward John Boyden, p w. Taft.
Ward Sc F. Thompson, Richard Ball
Meeting of Committee next Monday evening,
at half-past o'clock, at No Worcester Bank
Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-13
Tho Meering Ln.t Might!

twas perfect rouser in every respect. The
hall was crowded to overlooking in spite of the
storm, and the earnest and enthusiastic responses
of the men of Worcester to the eloquent utter
ances of the champions of the Republican cause,
afforded most significant indication of the deep
hold which the Republican movement has in this
community TheGardner ticket had 81 i'm chance
enough here before, but last evening rang the
death knell of all their hopes of respectable
vote in Worcester. We shall hear no more brag
ging after to-day, from the faction of oficehol
ers and office seekers, about tremendous vote in
Worcester. The working men of this city have
to much good sense, and too much self-respect,
to be bamboozled by little clique of intriguing
wire-pnllers They were out in force last night,
and their looks and actions showed conclusively
how they mean to vote.