Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-10-03

pursue. II will not answer for any voter. after
the election, to say that be did not understand the
ISSUE or that it was doubtfully presented either
hand, before that election took place
The defiance and the detesnliE ation Of eDe-
mocratic party against the fearful fanaticslns Of
the hour, have produced Their expected and Datu-
raj results. David Wimot has gone over With
his followers, to heraks Of the Aoolitionists and
Know -Nuthings. Simon cameron, has been trans
fcrTed to the same party, and has succeeded IN
placing his creatures Ia nomination Tor the Legs
Iature, in a number If the Counties of the State.
and is now toiling to induce the wings to elect
them, That he may be chosen to disgrace us anew
in the Congress of the1aatien- William +. Johns
ton and Thaddeus Stevens lfave carried the abol-
ition sentiment into the Lodges Of the Know-No-
things, and by so doing have detained supreme
control over the machinery Of the Order. The
corrupt and contaminated majority in the Goun-
ellis of Philadelphia, are straining every nerve to
give success to the Abolition and Know Nothing
Fusion in the State and to this end have succeed
ed forcing coalition betfceen the Kno7c- A0ttings
and Abolifionisfs all the tickets to be voted f,r
by them in Philadelphia, ON the 9th of October.
The Abolitiopists have absorbed the Wings in AL
| Iegheny county. Tie Know Notlings have alb
| sorbed them in Lancaster, Berks, York. Dauphin.
Bucks, Franklin, and many other counties and
| though many bold national Wings have refused
to second the monstrous plot. tie present sffort
under the auspices of Stevens, Cameron, Wilmot.
been Democrats, to vote for tie Know Nothing or
/ Abolihon tickets, wherever these tickets are uni
| ted against the Democracy in tleSc counties, and
| to abandon all other candidates in the State at
! large bnt tie man who has been selected by the
AID "a passsere ANilliapssn- the Abolition
| ist and Peter Martin the Know Nothing.
The Democrats in the KnowNothing Order
are usual treated SO many slaves, by their
masters, Can,eron, Wilnet Johnston aud Ste
| yens, and are expected to fulfil the dscrees oi
| these reckless men, withoat nsarpiur Of objec-
| tion. The National Wings are counted upon as
! certain 10 help on the same corruptsng coInbua-
ton, lec;ruse Trey have Heretofore eppoei the
Democratic party. aas p.
| We shall see how these arrogant expectations
will be realized. We shall see if the Wings l. Z
bv Rinneg, Meredith, GiPin. q. r. Ingersul, 10
sah Randall, and Joseph r. Chandler, in Phila
ielphia; we shall see if the Wings led by bar
lineton in Chester. BY Hester and Str,hm IN Ian
caster by Mcclure and McClelland in Franklin
by King of Bedford by Mckeiinan of Washing
ton; by Robson of Pittsburg BY Cochran q
York: by Adams of Bradford will consent t.
obey tie commands of Tbadde,ss Stevens. ST
mon Cameron, w. f Johnston, and David vii
mot Tuesday the 9th of October win tell th'
tale.
We saw to our friends of the Democratic party
and to all the gallant men who gather under tn
banner Of PIuNER, the Rights of the States, ant
the Freedom Of Conscience who answer the ell
of threatened Constitution who stand by til
rights of the adopted citizen, and who denounc'
the public prescriptions of a Secret Order we
say to them. 8. Be Of good Cheert" Be active :
Be vigilant! Abolitionists in all the free State
have conquered all other parties but yours
Sewart has just consumated bargain in New
York, by which he hopes to overthrow the friend
of the Union in the North and the Union itself
and his followers here have initiated him. lie
| MS thank them for the issue.