Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-09-14

Resolution No. 5, declares "unwaver-
ing conf lence in the character aud prin-
ciples Of the Democratic party"
Resolution No. 6, is too rich to be
compressed by a synopsis, and We there
fore copy it in full:
Resotced, That we continue to have un-
diminished confidence in the patriotism,
integrity and Democracy of President
FIERCE and recent Developments show
that he fears no North, no South, no East,
10 West; and though the enemy may
grow, and hurl their anathcmas at his ad-
rinistration, he evinces 4 firm dctermiDa-
ton to administer the affairs of govern
ment without fear, favor or affection aud
like the illustrious JACKSON, he is deter
mined not to wink at pcculations and cor
ruptions in high places, though it may hit
some who are of the household of faith.
Resolution No Z thinks Arnold Plumer
is Just the identical man for Canal Com
missioner.
Resolution No s, nominates the vener-
able Federalist of Lancaster for President
No. g.
RcsoiNd, That the measures Of the pre-
sent State Administration, as established
by the laws urging the sale OF the Main
line Of public lmproyemeuts-the repeal
Of the Tonnage Tax on the Central Railroad
the repeal Of the License Law. and sub
slitut;ug therefor "Jug Law" which
will increase the evils Of intemperancc in
stead of lesscning them, and rob the State
Treasury of $3.50, 900 annuaiy-,he es-
Enlistment Of a number Of new Banks
not required BY the public iaterests-and
the immense increase Of government ex-
renscs, all clearly show the entire want Of
competency and honesty Of those who are
Low our rulers.
There is no resolution respecting the
trampling upon all law in Kansas aud the
removal of an honored Pennsylvania for
trying to enforce the law in kansas-none
respecting the odious imprisonment of a
free citizen Of this State by National
Judge-none denouneing the Federals,
British Wings, Tories, or Abolitioni SIS
and none stating the fact that all the
measures Of the State Administration
referred to, were approved and endorsed
and could not have been passed without
the approval of the SENATE, of which
majority were DEMOCRATS of the Baum
and Swineford stripe. This fact, Of course,
they conceal, supposing the people won't
fad it out. Their supporting the Nation
al Administration and Canal Board was a
matter of policy, for there are crumbs
falling from their tables large enough to
buy soul and body Of all "who have undi-
,Hiaished confidence in President Pierce" )"
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IIARRIsBURG, S,pt. 1.-THE mai. train
which left Harrisburg yesterday afternoon,
at o'clock, for the West, running at the
schedule rate, ran over a COW below New
Cumberland, by which the train was
thrown OF the track, Vim. Able, the fire.
man, was instantly killed, and j. G. Mil
ler, U. S. Nail Agent, John S:ruby, engi-
necr, Ruintin Radcliffe, conductor, and
- Falls, agent Of Adams & Cos Ex-
press, seriously injured. None of the
passcngcrs were injured. The wounded
were immediately taken to New Cumber-
bcr.and, and well cared for. The mails
and rassef gers return a 10 his place, and
were forwarded by the evening line.
COLUMBIA, S. C., Sept l0.-A mce.-
ing Of citizens was held here today, for
The purpose Of extending aid to the suffer-
ors at Portsmouth and Nvrfvlk. The
Mayor presided. The City Couucils have
subscribed sl0, 900 10 the funl.