Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-11-26

10 The Democracy of the Union-know-
ing no North-no South--no East-no West
has consigned Black Repubicanis,n and
know-Nothingism to one common grave of
lnfamy Responded to by Nj. c. MCague.
IA. Little Cambria. Her star now
shines brightest in the Western Constellation.
Let her, with one accord, be now christened
and hereafter be known and recognized as sthe
star of the West"
Is. Woman and Washington-A becoming
iiteration-the virtues of the former secured
to the nation the patriotism of the latter. Re-
sponded to by Il. l. Johnston, ESQ.
VOLUNTEER TOASTS.
by Andrew Lewis-James Buchanan
May his administration OF the affairs of the
General Government for the next four years
be such as to justify the hopes of his personal
and political friends in the nation.
BY James G. Noon-Our lady friends, who
by their kindly smiles and soothing words of
encouragement, cheered us on to victory
ihey duly and properly appreciate the bless
| ihgs Of tie Union
By j G. O'Neill-Hon. VIM. Big!er: One
of the few who took decided stand against
" Know NothingIsm in Pennsylvania. He
now occupies one of the highest Offices in the
gift of the state. If he perseyeres he will
not be forgotten.
by John Lloyd-The Democracy of Penn
sylvana; Their soil was made the battle
ground IN the last Presidential campaign, and
nobly have they met the enemy and conquer
ed them
BY Robert Litzinger-Henry D Foster
The first and only choice of Western Penn
syivaDia for the next United States Senator
BY James Myers-IEere is to the Constitu-
tional Democrats and Wings who went for
g Buck and Breck to clear the track for
free born and foreign citizens
by Edward Glass-Hon. James Buchanan:
We supported him from principle, as he is op-
posed to all isn,s- Know Nothingism, and all
the humb rs of the day
BY NJ. Hasson--Frankln Pierce The
President of United States History Will at
test the purity of his principles, and Cambria
County g the Star Of the West in her late
election sustained his administration
BY Henry Ragcr-Jamcs Buchanan Presi
dent elect; He will meet the present emer
gcncy of the Democratic party as Jackson met
the eiisis Of 1892.
BY John S. Rhey-Stephen \ Douglass
His acknowledged ability and stern integrity:
his open and manly opposition to all forms of
tyranny over the minds and conscicnecs of
men, giAe him a strong hold upon the afTcc-
tions Of the democracy of the Union, and point
to him the next democratic candidate for
the Presidency
BY Rees J. Llcyd-IIon. Wm. l.. Marcy
The only glcam of light from the desert of
the Philistines. The Democracy of New
York patched his hreeches heretofore, and be-
fouled their own now.
BY Harrison Kinkcad-The Democratic
Party; Large enough to embrace mankind
pure enough to sare Ike Union the only hope
OF human liberty in the world, is in its per-
pctual asccndancy.
+ By NJ. G. MCaguc-Hon. James Camp
bell; The honest and indefatigabIe Post Mas
ter General. His friends can say well done
thou good and faithful servant Higher
honors await him.
BY Joshua ID. Parrish-Here is 10 the A.
merican Eagle that Col Fremont broke the
wing of but failed to kill
BY Joseph M'Donald- Harrison
Kinkead a sound democrat, a pure Judge
and an honest man. He retires from the Ju-
dietary with the esteem and best wishes of the
Cambria county bar, and the people generally:
and they will await the first opportunity to do
justice to his sterling qualities
BY James Myers-Hon. Henry d Foster;
On his friends in Cambria he can always de-
pend His ability and integrity are duly ap-
preciated
BY Andrew j. Rhey-Cambria County;
Her citizens have nobly fought, aud nobly
won, and the immense majority she has given
has been produced alone by her native talent
Westmoreland comedies to her the title of
Star of the West, May the Jewel ever
glitter upon her mountain heights.
BY NJ. Hasson-IIon jeremiah s. Black
The intellectual giant of Pennsylvania. We
like him, and are pleased with every distinc-
ton that may be conferred on him
By Philip Noon, Jr-Thomas A. Mcguire:
One of Cambras sons. Judge Cunningham
in appointing him Prothonotary of Kansas
has shown just appreciation of integrity,
capacity and worth.
BY Thomas A. Maguire-G George' Nelson
Smith; Cambria's representative in the next
Legislature True to democratic principles as
is the needle to che pole. We present him to
our brother democrats as one who would hon
or the Speakers chair
BY j. G. Noon--Stephen A. Douglass Oar
candidate for President iu 1S60-first last,
and all the time.
BY g. d. Murray--Hon. Rufus Choate; A
profound statesman, able orator, and pure pa
triot. His efforts during the recent campaign,
in behalf of the Union and Constitution, were
itvaluable, and should not be forgotten by the
Democracy.
BY r. j. Lloyd-Hon. H. D Fosfer-The
favored and cherished visitor of Cambria coun-
ty. The Democracy of this county are anx-
ious to see him United States Senator .-
BY an Absent Friend Little Cambria
Recent events indicats that she soon will
be star of the first magnitude.
Large streams from little fountains flow,
Tall oaks from little acorns grow