Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-10-02
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lunba, y c. he made speech, IN winch alter teIalhB
and reteatng that his cowardy and brutal attack on
Mr. Sumner dictated by high of duty he re-
marked that he rather wished the army would have
been withdrawn from Kansas and leave the people OF
the South free go there and cut the throas of Lane
and his abolition companions" The utterer of this has
been put in nomination for Governor of South Carolina
and may possibly be elected.
The understanding among opponents OF
Buchananism in Pcnns, vania is becoming perfect and
strong in almost if not quite every county. The Say
ocracy wrathf at the prospect and fabrcates every
possible device break up the concert between Wings
AMERICANS and Rep lbicans the Union State Ticket
but in vain Weinformed men believe its majority will
exceed that of Gov. Pollock!
There is an entire union of all opponents
of Buchanan in the old Bay State The Americans have
ndniMted Dayton for Vice President and formed an cleo
ahr tckct in conjunction with the Republicans, while
the atta resolved not to nominate State ticket thus
la&Ihs the field open to Gov. Gardner They contcm-
plate rcSectns Charles Sumner to the U. S. Senate by
unanimous rate
| Mr. FILLMORE said he knew no North, no
South East West, The late elections indicate that
neither East, West, North South, know Mr. Fillmore
| So it is know-nothing all around.
The ELLSWORTH american relates as an in
cden of the recent election in Maine that Capt Joab
Black of Sedgwck years old gave up his carriage to
others who could walk and Travelled foot five miles
to deposit Republican vote. That's the true Republican
spirit.
Solomon G. Haven, Mr.. Fillmorc'S right
hand man. and of the most approved doughfaces in
the North declines denomination to Congress from the
Buffalo District. He has been engaged in stumpng Erie
County since his return from Washington and has proha-
bly, the handwriting several walls, and wisely
or hmseO decides not to permit the constituents whom
he has msrepresented to pronounce their verdict his
conduct.
At a revival at McGees Meeting House,
Sampson County n C., last week lady Joined in pray
er offered up When the congregation arose she wasdis
covered remaining her knees with her hands cenched
to the back of her and examination, found
to be entirely dead.
"A fire broke ont near Spencer Springs on
Thursday the 18th instant from stumps that
being burned by David Watkins and from the stumps,
spread into the woods, destroying barn belonging to
Isaac Osborne also al the fence rails the farm OF 100
acres and doing other damage. II with the greatest diff
fcuy that other valuable property savcd. Alvah
Jay lost large quantity of saw-logs and fences The
loss Of timber land was also considerable
On the 5th ult, some lumber cars were
being annexed the train the Cayuga and Susque
hanna Railroad. at CandOr. One of the brakesmen, Sam
uel Williams of Ithaca, in the act of coupling two
cars when piece of lumber wit which they were load
cd extended length farther than usual this struck
him on the side of the head and avoid it he suddenly
stopped down and his head caught between the tim
bers that support the coupling iron crushing his forehead
to picces and producing instant death. Mr. ". high
ly esteemed by all that knew HIM He has been in the
employ of this Railroad Company for the past seventeen
| do NOT hat ami any he has left
to mourn his untimely end
Tile Philadelphia Times, which is labor
ing very earnestly for Fremont says that Philadelphia
now good for 900 votes for Fremont and promises
20 900 by November 1t says We say then to ALL trust
to Philadelphia she will DO her whole duty Let the
West as she promises 10 do send 20 900 to Altoona
:ct the North send in her 10000 majority, and all safe
-Our Friends abroad VIII be surprised at the result here;
for ths Republicans working in this city men
yer worked before aud they will continue to work till
November it'll rs much energy as ever
The Norfolk (Na.) Argus in the employ
of Governor Wise and the ngserdrivnS Democracy OF
Virginia speaking Of the Fremont electoral ticket in that
State says: So Andrew 5. Holden Of Harrison is the
Eector for the Norfolk District. Suppose Andy pays
us visit ; we will present him with the handsomest
coat made from the inside of the pine and the outside
" Andy"
The Washington Uaton affords an instance
Of the most astounding selfdeluson In its remarks
the recent Maine it comedies the election oil
HAM1Ix but it believes the sober second thought oil
that people will bring them to take vengeance on the 18th
of November for the deception which has been pracuced
upon them If the onion really believes that We do not
wonder that it should believe in BUCHANAN's election
One hundred and twelve democrats who
voted for FnAHKLfx PIERCE Norwich, Ct invited Gov
CLEvEI.SD to address them Thursday night last He
did SO and accompanied by Mr.. UNDERWOOD of Va,
the gentleman lately driven from that state for daring to
attend the republican convention at Philadelphia.
"A case of family shame from gambling
came out in Chicago last week A five hundred dollar
diamond beatpn found by the police IN the hands
of some low gambler and upon investigation it was
discovered that had been gambed away by the brother
of young lady who owned it.
One of the prettiest items Of the recent
Fremont procession at Sandusky, Ohio, over 100
girls in an immense carriage, drawn by 10 horses The
girls were all in white dresses with blue sshes and they
carried banner it'll the inscription, OF the Tribe of
Jessie"
Hon. Theodore Frelinghuysen, President
Of Rutgers College, who the Whig candidate for Vice
frenent IN af4, was requested by the Fillmore men to
head their State Electoral Ticket He declines the ho-
nor, and avows his preference for Fremont.
b The Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER has ia
ken the STUN Fremont and has spoken at several
places in the coe of this week He Intends we hear
to make camprgn into Pennsylvania.
The pnihilatng Judgment Of the People
upon President recreant to Liberty has been vivdly
oreshadowed at Concord, Ncw-Hampshre, the home Of
Franklin Pierce where the citizens of all parties gather.
ed to the number of thousand moved by rmor that
he is about to visit Them and almost unanimously resolv
ed not to honor him Vfth' public reception.