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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

"A pEu ksci'Cleu LOT tue luToulClc.J
Tho moment man parts with moral
independence the moment he judges Of
duty, not fiom the inward voice, but from
the interests and will Of party; the mo.
ment he commits himself to leader OF n
body, aud winks II, evils because division
would hurt the cause the moment he
shakes off his particular responsibility,
because he is but one Of thousand or
million by whom the evil is done-that
moment he parts with his moral power
He is shorn Of the energy Of single handed
faith in the right and the true. lie
hopes from mans policy what nothing
but loyalty TO God can accomplish He
substitutes coarse weapons forged by mans
wisdom for celestial power T. c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Che Gbronifle.
FRIDAY, SEPT. IL, 1856.
SNYDER County.

The Toikeyreund now advocates the
election Of Fremont and Dayton.
FREMONT CLUB.-0n the 1st inst, the
Central Fremont Club of Snyder county
was formed at the county seat, and the
following Officers chosen:
President-DAvID SwENK, Esq
Vice PIesidents-John BarbiD, David
Swengle, Jos. Bowersox, Geo. J. Schoch.
Corresponding Secretaries.-Sam'l Wei
rick and Samuel Alleman. E>q's.
Recording Secretary-A. j. Peters.
The formation of District Clubs
throughout the County is urged.
COUNTY MEETING.-The Committee
have called Mass Meeting at Middleburg
on Wednesday, 24,h inst. (being Court
Week for that county.)
NER MIDDLEswARTH This veteran
in the cause of Liberty, We can assure in-
quirng friends, is for Fremont and Free
dom for Kansas, and doing what he can
for the cause. Business and family cares,
and the weight of years, have prevented
his going abroad, but ..Old Ner" is right
on the great question.
The Buchanan and Fillmore men
have heretofore been making extraordipa-
ry excrtious in Snyder county, aud boast
long and loud, but we are well assured
that Buchanan will not get over 4 party
vote, aud that the OLD Wing strength, tho
at first divided, is now swaying towards
Fremont as the only man likely to defeat
theCatho!ic-Slavery party candidate, James
Buchanan. Though late in the field, the
st4unch Wing friends Of Liberty are going
to work, aud by meetings and the dlssem-
iuatiou of documents, wall render good
account There is entire harmony and Co.
operation between the friends of Fremont
and Fillmore on the State and District
Tickets.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Buchanan Whigs.-or White Biack6irds

Buchanan Wings White Biaclbirds.
1t is amusing to witness the remulous
vocifera,ions and hysterical JOY with which
the waning Buchanauites cxult over the
few prominent Wings" who 60 to their
side in exchange for the thousands Of the
,sv6k and file who are leaving them. Men
Hever known to be "great" in our ranks,
become very "great men" in theirs. 1t is
true (as occurs every year, some substan-
tial and respectable Wings have left their
old associates, from deliberate and proper
convictions of policy. But nine-,euths Of
those whose names are thus paraled are
notorious aristocrats who were always 4
weight on the party-or old Federalists
Just like Buchanan-or womansh fcarcrs
Of the bugaboo "Dissolutiou or (espec-
ialy in the Cities men who have direct
or indirect interest in Slavery. Lawyers,
Merchants, InBkeepers, &c, can be found
in our cities by scores, who own slaves or
have a lien on slave property, and these
men with all they can inhuence) natural
ly ally themselves to the Slave party. Add
to these the office-seekers, and you have
the sum total of real and pretended Wings
who are going for their lifelong enemy
and against party whose principles Gas
far as they go) are identical with those Of
the Northern Wings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
The Old Line Whigs.

Tho kansas-Slayery papers are all
making earnest aud eloquent appeals -
the Wings to support James Bucbauau
Ii there are any who are inclined to sur
render, soul and body, to the party asainss
which they have waged lifelong var,
we beg them to cast their eycs over tho
following passages from the Richmond
Enquirer, and learn upon what terms they
are expected to lay do.n their arms Ths
Enquirer says:
We invite no man Of Wing principles
70 jJin the Democratic party. Such an
overture would be as insulting to him as
uDjn to our party. 4 person with Wing
convictions, can not honestly and consist
emily profess to be Of the Democratic par
ty. A person with Whig principles, can
not be admitted into the Democratic or
gauixation without to some extent corrupt
lug its integrity, and debauching its priu-
ciples."
So ho. People "with Whig conyic-
tions can 10, be admitted into tLe. Demo
cratic organization, without, to some ex-
tent, corupting its integrity and debauch-
ing It's principles r Wings may vo,o
for Buchanan, that will be all right
there will be no corruption III that; /; bat
then they must vote as outsiders, they
can not be admitted into fellowship with
the party, for fear that that paragon q
virtuOus modesty may be corrupted aal
debsuched Again says the En1uirer.
"We invite no Wing to come into tho
Democratic party, unless be chooses VOL
unfairly aud from conviction to allure
his ancient faith, ard 20 profess allegiance
to our peculiar platform"
No danger Of any considerable number
Of the friends Of Adams, Harrison, Clay.
Taylor, and Scott, voting for the studied
opposer Of them all =
The Be TJrf C.r1aicle also STATS that
at his recent visit to the Springs, Mr..
BUCHANAN himself declared "he Was uu-
der no obligation to Wings for their votes,
as they had no candidate Of their own"
Well, there is no danger of his being "uu-
der obligation" to many Whigs for their
votes, for the number Of such votes will be
small indeed compared With the DemocEa-
tic votes be will not get.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
The Wings of the first Battle Ground.

At spirited meeting of the Wings Of
CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS,, held on Tues
day evening, the following persons were
appointed delegates to tho Wing State
Convention, with power to appoin, substi-
,u.es Louis A. Surette, George Haywood
and Daniel Shs;iuck Tho following res.
olu,ious were adopted:
Resolved, That, as Whigs, we are, as
we ever have been, opposed to the extern
sion 0! slavery into the Territories Of the
United States.
Resolved, That, in the approaching
Presidential election, the extension or non
extension Of slavery into the Territories is
the paramont issue.
Resolved, That, Of the present candi-
dates for the Presidency, John Z. Fremont
is the best exponent Of this old Whig prin.
ciple. Therefore,
Resolved, That, as old aud consistent
Wings, Of the school Of Webster aud Clay,
in the next Presidential campaign We 90
for Fremont aud Dayton.
DANIEL SHATTUCK, Chairman.
LOUIS A. SugETrl, Secretary.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

A lady leaving home was thus address
.ed by her little "Young America;
" Mamma, will you remember to buy mo
penny whistle; aud let it be religious
ops. 50 th,t can blow ]. on Suusay
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. Aug 2S.-Ths
mail from Salt Lake has arrived. The
news is unimporiaut. Under the influence
Of the drought, cold weather, aud the rav-
ages Of the gra,shorr,rs, The crors rsrs
vciy sh.t..
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12


The Clarion B1nner, which has both
Fillmore and Fremont at the head of its
columns, says: "Weil, the Only thing We
can do to defea. Buchanan is to form 4
Union Electoral ticket viii this be done7
Certainly it will-by the masses, who ar1
deeply interested IN this campaign, and
are not to be driven back by few wir,-
pullers, who, to crafty their own ambi,icn,
seek to distract and divide the AnttNe-
braska forces Let would be leaders say
what they will, the people will act and a
union be formed Let none be discouraged
for the times are portentious, and 10 man
who covsts victory will hesitate as to
union of action in the canvass. There will
be union james Buchanan
will run well in the South as the candidate
Of that section, but North Of Mason and
Dixon's line be will pot get a single State;
even Pennsylvania, with her overwhelm-
ing free soil sentiment, will repuiiate him,
and his own county of Lancaster will dis
own him. In word, old Buck is used
up mamie is dead and buried-his cof-
fin is the Cinciunati pla;form-and no.
thing can awake him but the rattliug Of
ten cent piece upon the lid. Reguisscat
ia pace"
The Union Movement is progressing
finely all over the State. Arrangements
have been made, or are making in nearly
every county aud Congressional district IN
the Commonwealth to unite the friends of
Fillmore and Fremont upon single ticket
for local officers, in order to ensure the de-
feat Of the BUCCANEERS The sigus Of the
times, erst go gloomy, are rapidly bright
euing up. \ long pull, strong pull and
apull altogether for the Union State Ticket,
will ensure success by majority Of thou
sand,-R,adirg Journal, lFlllmore.)
A family named Freeman, living at
West Abingdon, iu Luzorue county, was
poisoned q few days since BY using milk
obtained from tive cows that bad eaten
poisonous herbs. Soon after the evening
meal the family, consisting Of eleven per-
sons, became very siek--two died in a
short time, and before the cause Of the
sickness hal been ascertained. It wss
soon, however, discovered that the cows
wero dead Some of the flesh of the
COWS was given 10 couple Of dogs, they
also died instantly, with the same symp-
toms as when strychnine is given. At
latest accounts nine Of the family were
lying at the poin, Of dea;h.-Ra,Ston GGs.
a SoUJHERNrH," writing from St.
Louis under date Of Aug. 20th, says: (:
II Col. Fremont should be elected
snd the strong probability of such an
event is now being aeknowledgei-be as
sured there will be no difficulty in his find
ing a support in the South. 1t Is not
going too far to say that in every Southern
State he will rally to his support the nc
blsst portion Of the people-people who
now permit such demagogues a Toombs
"a bs the spokesman Of Southern interests
-bu. who will take the helm in their
own hands.
A lady leaving home was thus address
sed BY her little "Young America
" Mamma, will you remember to buy mo
a penny whistle; aud let it be religious
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Intemperance.

Abstain from all appearance Of evil"
THIS injunction we deem peculiarly applica-
bic to Christians, in promoting the Tempe
rance reform. The same principle, which
induced the Apostle Paul to say, "If meat
make my brother to offend, will eai no flesh
while the world siandeth," shot Id induce eve
ry ChrIstIan and every friend Of man TO abstain
entirely from the use, manufacture, or sale Of
Int '1Icauug drinks.
Whatever benefit may be derived from Sc
cre' or open societies for the suppression OF
lntemperance, your committee consider the
Christian Church the great diyinely appoin,ed
inslrnmsniaiity for preventing and removing
the evil. IL Is the duty Of Ministers 10 nreacb
Temperance from the pulpit, and Of all CHRIS.
tlahs to preach Temperance by example. Lei,
the members Of Christian churches purge
themselves from either direct or indirect par.
tcIpation in the great evil, and it will receive
greater check Than il has ever yet received.
In our country, public sentiment on the sub
iecl OF Temperance must be thoroughly i'm
oued with The Christian element. before legal
measures can be successful IN restraining the
evii. No matter what laws may exist. the true
Nhfishan principle Of absiaining from The ap.
peafance ofevil' must be lived up to by Chris
uans' or those laws will be powerless. Our
ministers must enforce "R gh,eousness, Tenn.
perance, and Judgment TO come" upon hu.
man consciencss everywhere before the hor.
OF the giant sin OF Inten perance can be
''y Vo.:ISey2b,e Ince.ure ahs'sI
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

A good conscience, sound stomach, n
clean skin, are elements Of good humor.
Get them, and keep them, ,nnd-bc sure to
keep in . good humor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

HARRISBURG, Sept. 2.-In the Dauphin
county Sessions, to-day, Simon Green, con
victed Of the murder of Michael Kelley,
fellow-laborer, on the Lebanon Valley Rail
road, some time since was sentenced to be
hung. Both parties wero Irishmen.
Il :. 4 4.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12
Slavery.

Whereas, many thousands Of the children Of
God IN this land, are held in bitter bondage.
denied the rights of common human nature,
forbidden TO read the Word of God, and crushed
into hereditary poverty, ignorance, and mlseryi
an whereas, the most violent and wicked
measures are at this time taken by slave-hol-
ders not only to perpetuate but TO extend their
Odtous and terrific system; therefore,
Resoired, That we do most heartily deplore
and sympathize with our brethren and sisters
in Christ who are thus oppressed and degra-
ded, and that We will resolutely and constantly
use our power-Moral, Religious and Polilica al
to prevent The extension Of Slavery over
territory now free, and to bring about If possI-
bic the ultimate removal from our whole
country Of a system which degrades men into
the condition of brute beasts, aud which if
persisted IN must end IN the ourpouring of
Gods wrath on our beloved country.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

DA-The following expressions Of senti.
men: were adopted unanimously at the
recent session If the Northumberland Bap-
tiSt Association, held in Jersey Shore:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-12

The Toikcstreuad now advocates the
election Of Fremont and Dayton.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09

FATHER FOR SPRING TRADE WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAILING respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in store large and most
excellent Stock Of LeaAer and Findings, for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South of New York. and for less price than they be had
even there expenses of travelling freight &c. considered
All of purchases having been made from the Impor
tiers and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from our own
Tanney places in power to sell Goods as above stat
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
examination, and believe shall be able to please
both to price and quality Below enumerate some of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crnwfors Calf Skins his maker had the
premium awarded to him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1871
40 dozen French Skins best quality,
40 American Calf Skins
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins,
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hcmlock Sole Leather,
80 g Band Leather
Lasts BOOtTees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools
Also, Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles too
to mention at No q, Old street. opposite Harrisons
Saddlery. "A & r. II. FORD
\. D. WePay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, Nav :, 1852. IT,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-09
e GIN e f. RING .

VIE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
plans, specifications, and estimates and to for
Mills. MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
, PUMPING ENGINES. TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinist and having had seven
experience in North Carolina fully of the wants
me people, and can Safely that my facilities for fur
nshg good Machinery at fair prices unsurpassed.
w pay particular attention to putting up any machinery
any part OF the States of North and South Carolina
patent Brick Machine &c. &C.
- All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh, N. G.
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pANAMA.lN ls55.--AN ACCOUNT OF THE PAN
Il ANA Railroad, of the Cities of Panama and Aspin-
wall thSketches of Life and character the lshn,us
BY Robert Tones. With Illustrations, l6mo muslin.
The writer Of this volume accompanied an invited party
from New York to assist at the opening of the Panama
Railroad He has wen full and interesting Of
that great industrial enterprise from it's inception to its
completion with graphic and instructive description of
the romantic country whose and western shores
connected by the bands the railroad The sketches
OF tropical climate of the curious natural history of the
Ishmus and its peculiar social and habits which
presented by the author in style of unaggng
ti"nand gayey, make his work of the attractive
books of travel issued from the American press The
illustrations are from drawings made on the spot.
NOW READY,
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir of Reverend Sydney Smith BY his Daughter
Lady Holland. With Selection from his Letters edited
by Mrs. Austil. vols. l2mo, muslin.
The work now issued comprises inartficial me-
mor of Sydney Smith, giving brief and unpretendine
narrative of his life but literally spced with specimens Of
his good savings and limited selection from his correspon-
dence consisting amos entirely of letters written in the
abandon of friendship to few Of his intimate
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