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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24


VIZ R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fsk celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES. prepared to
attend at all une asas heretofore, when his services be
re0urd Office at the Phoenix Wareoom No 90 Spring street.
uesr Cherry Residence No. y Vine street, between Spring and
Broad.
n B. viii also attend receiving and forwarding bodies &C.
when notified. aprB-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24
NEW WHEATI NEW WHEATI

NOR SALE.--One hundred BALES Northern Extra Hay
\ inst raeeEcl hE Lmay1-tfl p. 8 @. ANDERSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24

WETE want bushels Red Wheat also - 900 bushels
w new White Wheat, he delivered early possible ior
which we will paw the highest price. This Wheat is 70 all
an order, instructions to buy without limit % price
iuDeIO-tF 4. S. FRENCH & SON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24

vIHE following rate. to take esee. on and amer JUNE l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEP

Every bottle has Profs8r Hasells Electric OH blown
e side edges Of the glass; and the envelope has bis por
and signature, to counterfeit which IS forgery
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24

TEyHE stockholders OF this Bank having paced the assets In me
Trustee for the purpose OF winding It up hose
the Bank, viii please call and up, as their m
falls due The holders will please send IN our
possible and receive in return the notes OF the
Bank Tennessee The individual deposits in this Bank have
handed and hereby pledge in vidua la
biy for them, and the money is ready when called for
decI3-tf JOHN D. JAMES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-24

p. s-PRoE. BONNINGs QUADRILIE BAND Is prepnrrd
TO make Music for Balls Parties Sc on yeev
reasonable terms Address as above. iana2-aIv.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
wIDNEsDAY Io2NING:::::::::::::::::::oCT 10.
THE RETURNS.

We have delayed the tu1licat:Jn ot our paper
Ills week, in order to lay b:fnre our res>ers 20
a. early day possible, rre official returns OF
the late election in this county. To risfc returns
We refer those Of our readers who are ANXIOUS t.
ascertain the exac: result. The picture present
ell is wei! calculated Il excite emotions o. sor-
row and regret in the boron of every true
Mountain Democrat. Camtria has lostYher po-
sition as tho Democrats Banner County of West
srn PenRsy lvsnis
The defeat Of Mcssrs. LLOYD Il MYERs came
unexpectedly upon us. like a clap Of thunder in
n clear sky We never for moment anticIra
ted such result. but confidently believed they
would receive the unanimous vote Of the party.
That we were mistaken in this, the official re
turns furnish abunIont prof. In reviewing the
events of tie campaign, the proud consciousness
cheers Us. that from ITS commencement to It's
close, we faithfully and fearlessly performed our
duty, ir the best manner our humble abilities
would allow. The Democracy should not be
dishsartened by their recent defeat Nothing
has been lost which may not lie reGaincd. Let
Us then, like faithful followers # ;he Standard
Of Democracy, at tnCe "pu, our shoulders tc
the " heel, prav u Gol 10: success, And push
on the column -
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
TIL z r E S u L T .

Well, the Election is over, and Che result San
be told in very few words. We have been
beaten ia il,e State. beaten in the District, and =
portion Of our County ticket defeated. We vii
not al present attempt to state tnc causes which
brought about tins most ''lA!uc and impotclt
conclusion" Of campaign which opened with
ths most glowing prospects Of snccess. 1t is
enough TO know that have been defeated, and
arc already landed safe and sound-ithuugk III
a very bal kumcr-at tn. head waters # Salt
River.
We sincerely regret the Geieat ofMr. PSRsHING.
We confidently anticipated different result in
the district. He certainly meritcd a t:tter fIte !;
but he could not with all his ability and intc2r-
~. overcome the united hosts OF the Know
Notnings and Black Republicans. --sG~
Gen FOSTER in tho Wcstmorr !and district. is
defeated, and JoIIS CovoDE. Black Republican,
elected. The entire Opposition ticket III Ale
gheny county is elected ditto in PhilaC;e iii.
The returns from the Indiana State elections
show large Opposition gains. We have not tie
hsart TO dwell any louger on this melancholy
subject and therefore, kind friends, pray
you, for the present, have us excused.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The Fourth Annual Ea. Of t|4e Cambria coun-
~ Agricultural Society Commenced on lucs lay
of last week aud c!osed on Thurs,ay eveLius.-
The exhibition was highly. crecIita1Ie to cur
county, and the Attendance large. The weather
was fine. aad all in Attendance appeared wIl
pleased, and seemed to enjoy themselves. TIC
Ebensburg Baud czc"assel sweet music .'troiE
mora till eve,' in manner that eIicit@l general
commentator. Gn Thurs .ay af5cuoor, vcIy
eloquent and instru,tive address Vas delivere!
by join ). RHEr. Ls4. II should ltbuIiiahc!,
for we are certain no farmer IL the ,Sfa.ty could
read it without both pleasure and pros. s
Tho display of live stJcl; wa- large. aad at
trsctsi much attention. This county is certainly
grazing rs2ios. ard Is. we think, as wc,i ad!P-
led to tho rearing of Eve go - any coanty
in The State. Our liorscs are pronoulc ccd by
competent judges 10 be- the Lest in tho STATE
Tne only misfortune is tha: We have aot enosgii
OF then. This ia Hattsr whica merits the
serious attention Of our farmers. Wear certain
stock rearing would pay many Of thesn much
better than sowing large quantities of wheat
every year. whch, if not .'frezen out is almost
certain to be destroyed by The rust during the
summer.
We intended publishing Tie list ef pteiniunls
this week. ut hnvo been unable to obtain its--
In the Ineantinls. we cannot folLrar noting n
number o. ,ncrlt"ilous articles on exhibition, and
which VIC think worthy Of special conn entlat,ull.
In the Ladies Department We Observed a mag
nifccnt surpiac, ulanufacturcd ly Miss Mary
Wharton. Ii certainly excclled anything Of tie
kind &c ever examined. An ottoman nanufac-
turea by Miss E. Roberts, di>playel MT a little
skill and good taste. A "Nat-Iiot," raanufae-
surSd by Mrs. IL. c. Devae, was tie greatest
curiosity on exhibition. and attracted universal
attention. il was certainly curiosity. and dis
played much Judgment and skill. A burr Slshet
manufactured by Miss +. Doueherty, WAS de-
cided curiosity, and was much admired. pain
Of slippers, hy Miss Collins. were well worth the
ekrct1! examination Of the admirers Of tie ee-
CANT and tasteful in art. We wee shown q
loaf OF bread, manufactured by little girl Under
eleven years Of age. 1t was certainly bread "a.
is bread.' If she goes on ilnprov .ns IN ts way
1t will net be long until she will merit for hcI
skill in Housekeeping,
"A right good husband, let kim bs a noble -
We will not venture at present among the
preserves" which were abundant and we'll
calculated to make the mouth of al. epicure wa
ter. When passing through this GcpaI tn.snt
We felt more than once tempted to comini. pstt.
larceny, but didn't. Ns observed very fine
lot Of isabella grapes and ounces il silver bas
ket, and also lot Of very large and fine grapes
from Mr.. William Cover, near yohnstown. Our
Ei~d- Csrt. a. Myict.r yta ceri,alT le c%'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13


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inc n,t,t as lar 20 and Can. lot or nun. kins
c.ra .,rnftod v.L,c,. vera 20; tai,ly ..s.ute. ,,
ard ic.ts witch certainly boat ANYTHING il,
+b,t I'm. ~. ave-. },sg,,r, h,hll. F,ne s,c.j-
mems E WHEAT o.,s n,llet tin,otbv and cloyol
ssso5 g.. were axIiii,ei Mr. + ] Mil. ha,!
IN exhibition several fac scc;,nens Of cabinet
ware hi. ov,, rra,.nf,cnrc Ar. Fe,;x lem.
s,hii,;t.d mn, lrr e ai,.,iylt (,uii cans. and
dinner tarp manufactured bv the in:,elnItat..
>i,,,,.r rL;,b r,,, its ,,s,.ujiar sba,c WAS. w
co,iectnre ,,rl.a,sl ,r,.r o,,c or t,o.t we;, aC
! c,rl.J L.b,o sucb r,,,..,;ai all in throwipo
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13
EDITING a PAPER.

We copy FROM tbs Cip'Jaaas C.'.eGe, OF
Jan 13. 1880. the following, wi.itL SHOWS
that twenty-cigh; years ago Tue difficulties OF
al editor CT II newspaper were tha same -
they ara now, and the same IS Will a!aay>
cx5S..-
- he truth is, an editor cannot a,>p n.tl-
cEt treaJius on somebody's toes Il he cx
pie-s his opinions fea,lessiy a..d an, y hc
Is arrogant and presunpiuous. II he s.. Cs
iac:s without comments, &c oares not - ex-
press lis sentiments. II he cit nt!OcSiy
refuses te advocate he ch.ia!s u !!iliyiu 1T
TO cfiicc, he is accused q! hostility. \ jacta-
nspcs, who measures OF words into yelsc a.
clerk does taic--by he yard-lAi..!s i.iul =
parcel ot s;uE tba: jingies ike nsnIiui O.
rusty nails aIid gi2llcts, AMI if tue ellie is
uol fed enough to print the nou8eusc, : .p
ny paptg---l Won't pa,rDrize MAJ: thkt'S i
better Judge Of puetry, as ii IL were .,s,lsa-
age 10 buy paper at Goout one-lall more
than so much waste paper would cost. One
murmurs because lis paper is not li:cra.
enou ,ii- another giuniblcs tecause the au-
vcrtise!Bc uts engrasS ZOO much ro0:a IL tine.
that the paper is too large. Oue wants :ype
50 small that microscope would be Iuiis-
pcnsabie III every family y--anoth0r threatens
10 discontinue the paper uni,sS ; ae la:tcrs are
half an inch long-cne old lady actually Of
fcred an additional price fQI paper thai
should be printed IL type as large AZ IS usci.
for hanIbiiis. Every subscriber has plan
of his OWL ior conducting Journal, aid ne
iabJr Of L; plus Was -.creatIoa when com
pared with that of all editor who UNDERTAKES
to Dlcasc All. J" p.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

HvNrrpING i;A1lAENADLE.-In July last,
the Auuse =. Mrs. u .lson. Of GaIiatin county
u..lol,. WAS burned 10 ,siie ground, and Her
SCI. au, aon, a boy Of io.iFtcen, were con,
su'acl ~.,A IS Tie po>iti4n Of the bodies
w4cs; ip nt:d ana tie genera belief that the
:, iao,.s la.. Considerable mDnny. in go.i asls!
silver, 10 Trace al .ith could be foul4 III
lie ashes, ir,;ucei tha suspicl1u thai the
house had beeI robbed aD4 set on FIRE after
si!e il.t,ates hal been murdered short
si:ne since some Of the people Of Galatln
coanty became co..E}acc3 that cnc Andy
Stewart was colce:rel IL tic crime, aud az
eprdingly tie0 . rope around his neck, ans!
were so9us to hang a;-n, Nhcn he obtained q
respite, by pcoa..ri-g 10 reveal fac names 0!
his ac2onisi;cas. i;npiica,ing Peyton, Nc%
maD, He,uys A.i, ia.ec brothers named
5Iunriey. trs4 D:ngia,a, and u Brila an
trisiiuhan. Nj Of "htln eXc2p. the last, were
at once arrested. Shortly alter. Stewart re-
.iacted his s.a!cnigAI 50 far as 10 excuipat.
all the above hlNntieno4, except Newman
lis only excuse for his ahouIinaolc perjury
WAS that it sex .ortsd hy fear.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

SWAPPING W IvEs-A friend in forms US that
an eccurencs III Patrick county came to. his
knowledge few days since. which we consid-
or decidedly rich. Two or three citizens of that
go-ahead State" having each about half
dozen children, concluded to make a swap of
an unheard of character. One proposed to ex-
change IGires but the other thinking has wife
the most hkley woman, said he must have
something to boot. 1t was finally agre ed
that the one should give the other tieo amd a
half bushels of potatoes, and the swap was
made. This we doubt not, is fact to which
our friend eau furnish vouchers - pau.ius
Trrnscrirt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

How TO PREsERvE GRAPEs-ihe following
method Of pressi wing grapes ior winter use
we copy, as communicated to tue AD,ertcuh
.4g!icHHas"'itI -
When they are fully ripe. suspend the
basket by strap or cord passed around thc
neck, t,creby giving liberty to bot!i hands
f.. picking, with one hand hold the cluster.
aud witt. the other. remove il from the vine.
remove from the clusters all unripe AM ,le-
caycd frait, and deposit them in the basket
dt,in 1t is filled. / Use market BASKET that
will hold about haf bushel. Carry The
grapes thus gathered to the place fol packing
/ use ipxes, about TWO feet square, with c1v
ers made ~ &, jight In packing, lay a news
paper on the bottom Of the box, then laver
OF grapes. thcn q paper a1d second layer cf
grapes, which, WHEN closely packed, fills tae
uox; SCI In some dry, airy place. with the
cover eff, and let tho box remain open for ten
| Gays, or untIi the sweating process is past
tiluu close the box aud set them il the fr=,it,
room, cellar or g2rret, any place whore they
wl nol freeze, or which is not cxtreinel '
damp. s
Cr4ycs packed as above directed, will open
! a; any tiiAc during the winter or spring fol
! lowing, as fresh as when packed. The onl,
secre. or mystery is, that the moisture whlci
! spoiIs che fruit, wnen packed in saw-lust a,!,
| other absorbents, passes off during the t..l
days thai the box remains open, i"stead o
| being absorbed. and ultimately mouitiinc all,
| spelling them. 30 perfect has been my sue
cess, that have more confidence in the pres
c.vatiou Of thc gaspe than any other fruit =
| use shallow boxes for packing grapes, tha
the moisture may more readily escape, all,
thar the first layer in the bottom may not b
crushed by the weight above
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

bAYA2D Taylor As 4 PGIETEF.-Thc e,li-
tor eff the FIymouth. (Ill } Loce..lo!ire, who
was printer III IN" sane ,'fi:e whore bayard
iayl'r served bis time" tells some il ter,st-
inr "reminiscences eth great travclier:-
We hal the honor 20 succred him in our
terra Of 'rdeviiship' in the ITi!uJe Bccorl
Office, y cstehcstcr, Chester county, Pa. We
well rennen Der the time W hen be started oas
on hlS first "tr&up, with his sr1all satchrl
containing change r two OF i en-, ard with
ht'y cents IN capital. The apprentices IN those
days bad to carry the papers through the
country on horse back, and orr route was inst
pas! i:is fathers house We do not know Of
4 singIe time, through rain or shine, that old
Hr Iaylor did not meet Us a, the end OF tue
! lane with happy smile, wiShin. Us Il good
day, and as we would hand hun the Weekly
Record. he would remark, fair exchange
is no robbery filing one side OF our sad He
! bags with nice apples and grapes. lie was
! member Of the Society of FRIENDS Wuh
his little fara and family around him ,ie was
ii happy man indeed He used 10 inquire All
xi"usiy after Bayard aud said, ''he liked t,
I-ra'uhc around TOO much; he was hot steady
ennnsh." Little he knew then his son Baysri
the printers apprentice, wouli be one day
! quoted As the greatest travelling historian thai
! America could boast Of.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

iEAl%IsCksCE OF JEFEGIi>UN.-Ar Ian
,ia.l gives grtat many aut c,.ctes OF pa.
jefferson III -tue lille, wlI"h l.e has J'iAt
cu.nyl.to1 ali Of w:.ich are characteristic,
ii.d bring that grea- i,it good mans i.ic:I."'t
freshly Ccto.e tho people Of this ephn-.J
@;st!t. - Z ''iaaly man, lie rNestc@.
;nnugu thai Ia not - Uc @sua.iy ionket Ia IL
:. n!an Whose lie is given up - an..iTs ii:
State he i..ttrcs,eg- i..lise..iu :-it. rurc.aS-
Is i,r uis Gals liers all :,ra.it.v;.... on, aIid
plelftyy iiis, ii.c.-l l ''=.lupp.og i.al =
a..y ot t.c !a4.cs VINO give Their whole at.ol-
,!aH u ;I!aa bttuc.. business. fue :-..2W-
I3si:.g. re,uIa sc4..cg i.,'ln oi.G Of tie eEc&'
s,atcs..a:ls grandchildren, Is worth 60
Tag
10 ain, (Mr. Jciie.s2n) | owed al tae
small blessings aud joy tul SURPRISES o. l"y
childish and glrIlSh years. was iond o.
| llulng, aid Vas rising above that chiiA!9A
! simplicity When, prorIdcd L was lnOu"ied Cu
:. morse / cared 24JtA!u@ ID ny equipAic.-ts
! was bcciuniu,s Ia be la>tIdious, but / never
! Told my w.s,s. | Was s'au1ng o'.e bilsat
cay IL tie pvr,icn, when a man rode up t.
| the oioor with a beautiful iady's saddle and
J b. idle before him. Aiy heart bounded. hy
! grandfather CAME CUT vi his room to ten
uIe they were nire. One afternoon the lct-
!
MAS IA sll.an PACKAGE addressed to iay sraud-
! .aticr. ItIrce hUu.s s.tE,r, an elegant Lady 5
watch. with chaiu aHd seals, was III Eiy
hand Ny Billie came trom him, any oAaks-
peare, my irst writing table, my hrst nand-
some writing -draL; NY furs, my l.sg"ofn
hat, NY first silH dress. What Ia shor,, "t
all INV small treasures did not eo,Ae from
tim? .dy erauutather's manners t. W.
hi, crs:..:shildrcn, were delightful. can
rharectcrize them by no other Word. lie
talked with Us i,eciy, ahcctionaicIy, ana
never io:t an opportunity OF giving pleasure
nv ii rood lesson lie reprUycd wi:hJu
wounAin.. u.s. and con,uIendcd without n'aAl"G
as vain He took GAINS to correct our ert"ra
an, faise ideas, checked tie bold, encou.-
a. cG the tinii, anu .red to teach Us 10 rca
>on soundly aid feel rightly Oar smaller
lollies ho Gated wiz goud .i'noIed raliie,y,
oar .raycG ones with KIND and serious at.:iiu-
tlit:ou lie was watchiui over Uut ma!neTs,
aud called our attention 10 every violation u
iaopriety lie did not Interfere with gu.
education, strictly 50 called, except hy a4vis
ius Us what statics 10 pursue what books L
read, aud ty questioliis us on the book
which we read "
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

GEBAT HEX.-A csca, r.a4 l. a.F.Es7
ing TO lie li;,Ie While ne s.'s IA t. e.
ions "f advantages, iIe so.S To Size ''@..
Is pushed. t.'serut,,', ds.sa'.r:. q -
chance II l-arls something: ~ - a-.
on his WIS, OH n ulani.as..; lac 49, =
facts. learns hI> ignorarc,; i cur u. s.,-
sanity of cuucsi.; has ggt '.:o..cr1r.'i ~ g.
saiil. The wis" maO AWAY. ilra"s --.
on the sid vi the a>-;laass. las --.i
interest than it Is ihelrs - ia.: - -. r
The wound ajcatrizcs, and =. o.. ....
ike dead skin, and when t"os VI. .
umpE, 10! he has passed On luvu.ns-i-.. =,
iun5 as all thAl Is Stii Is aEA.ns, a.'' -
certain as,urauca af sucecss. b. il, -
houeyed words o. praise are s. Ken : . -.
teel rs one that lies uuV.otac.el t1'.''
eueni:eS
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

ED- At the openiug of the ..Na,iorsi |
Exhibition" of Horses, az Philadelphia. on
Tuesday week, there wera but scventy-fve
horses on exhibition, and only thousand
spectators were present. although accomuio-
aa;iors for Ave ,hcusauG had been prepared.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

1s- The people of fittsburg arc propos-
icg TO celebrate tue one huaiccdih aaniver-
ssry Of the surrender OF Fora du Quesne uy
tao French, which took place on Inc :-3tn of
November, 1913, and terminated the author
isy OF France In the Ccntre Vest.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

CESERAL DENVER j. was some time ago
stated in the StCr that this gentleman
had rendered his resignation as Governor Of
Kansas, and this was soon to take effect
subsequently an appeal was made to him
to continue in the Office which he has graccd
and the du,ies pertaininiug to which he has
so ably and satisfactorily discharged. We
now learn that he declines longer to continue
in that po.tion - Heshin9ton Star.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

ES-Mrs Raphael. wife of the eminent
jewish Rabbi preacher of that name, died
last week in New York.
Joshua Il .Gildings is mentioned as
possible Republican csndidatefor the Cover
nor Of Ohio at the election to be held next
year.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13


BLOODY ARRAY BETwEEN fii>., (,
LocIsyILLE. The COgTisr, Of l.'lis''..-' B
Of the 18th uIt.. gives the pa lli~1- -.
shouting affair at tia, locality. VI =. =.
afternoon, an at:iay occG'.e'. -. "a -.
William OILERS cigar store, On -,'' IL.
which resulted in ,he death OF - d. !
at the hands of Il r. LINDSAY, t.'l = 7. !
Lindsay was passing down Third .s'''. .
was accosted by Ward, Wad n.'ls n. .
abusive epithets, calling hiH, i
aud finally striking him in The '"'. g..
say Immediately drew > pistol snt ,,.-j ! u !
ball entering the lefl bress'. -. A.. 4
a few steps, catered the Denofr" -
died in less than half 81 bopE, 30,
sg The best aud greatest rarl,i, ! r,,r.5
manship just exhibited at the ! T,s [ l.o
State Fair. at Pitt.burg, aud at r N'% 4.
Pa. was from the IRON CITY ooLLiI o'L. I.rsal
city. This Institution Is now '"s as
the country, and offers superior ,ir,s,5a
acquiring a practical business g:.,.g - P1s'
why, doctor, sald s,'r nm sro s.
to my husbaud-how's ihais ,,,,. rs
An right. f" replied 1.-The. the d%S'sls t,, be g.aj
sauce for tho goose is sauce 10 81.
ssy- a Kentuckisn oe'hs hon; tel .
| coru he raised. susw cred "..Ls - fol bT'
Of whisksy. besides s,what We "''
! -Comins-lnaiao sna@@'
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

hLFu BLicAN fuiJCr.-i ihc ioi.o8iu. RESI-
luti0ns recently adrpted By 4 i.@p4y.lca..
convention Ill NvrnIol.t. snow the U:,.,..ssc
p"iey contemplated by the i;cl4,.ica:is al.
lic.. abolition .eaGers
EeSottna. That we have Ia. one . .j.ct il
view the Immediate IIJoi aIiUu t.. ...c slave
he pronounce that statesmsuz;.ip to ::e Ic.iy
wA4c.. lvaves tie freedom Of The save -. ~
:ioLt; tlat patriotism to DC uU.iuW wish uu.s
ito1 Ureak his letters, aud th2s pi,,t, - e.
SPURIOUS WHICH Goes Lot hail Li.li as Il ,i..,n
a,.u y.otacr.
I,cSotJ,d, That VIC shall allow no.a aa.s -
taLU bvtwetI iLr slave aGu His elnamci "a ,ivu
-ntlt trr pa. CLIlcu,S I:UC cyI.:p :pac.s; Iarl.LsE
Constitutions nUI uIU.s: Gus ~ s..iiI yre-o
turUugti t..eu. all, OF OycE thc.:i, -!ve.,r-i Il;
sluc Issues illuminated y LJ .ua,;,,, :. -
pslieu by no Gaugcr, tLi We break tis yokv,
aud place hiin, redeemed anQ uisentA: a.ieu
upon tue worthwhile p,SiIurui Vi cU..l,nvi
..usuanigy.
ieeO;>ed, That We register Uuc >tiuioay
against Tue Ancricau Cnu.gk, iae I,"pal4f
religion, att the Government of Tie LuIIcd
States because 10y tAcir. Jel ATE cvnscu:
and co-..pcratluu tUuI millions ui uu.. iriio -
cuuutry n.cn are held III their gal iu@ c,,aius
Of bondage, whose euamcipai!.'u Is rer,.s,sred
by theui Wi'h eIcceuliS CDIuIacy Ui srIrl;
and nia!igLuy Il purpose.
The above intcndiary and fanaticsi res
lu;ions express the truc sentiments Of this
danger party. They the reflex Of tie
sentiments OF Lovely, Lincoln anu Farn<-
worth, though state! in stronger language,
simply because that PARTICULAR ''spos' has
iecn thoroughly aDoutionrzed I,nele are
localities III Illinois where ;hey wouil bc W.
, ciferousy appi:.u,tet!
| This party boldly avows Itself opposed to
| al! laws 40. enacted upon The principles .;
! ucgro equality, They Will respect /, timer
! pare. n.ents nor cnu'pacis. nelsev cy4s,:lu-
tious 20. UliJns, ! that d" not 7. ,snizc ;Ls
negro as icing On level with Whine u.en -
Nay, further than this. they Vii ride ovel
cvery'!ln@, appalled, by 40 dsuger," I'll
ti.ey >uccecd in placing hiu upon the leye
/ Of 'eou.n4on humanity.
Citizens OF Illinois. what % YOU tLlnk Of
such declarations? Is 1t not time h arouse
TO action? Tnis Vermont declaration las
hunrc'is ard thousands Of supporters in H.
hnois. Onc ii iheir distinguished leader.
has b,.l'i!y avowcl himself III favor Of tii,
o1ions dNctrine Of negro equality. aud pro-
claims thar giis Union Nn.ot exist r.crn.a-
nenly hall slave and half ftec-I!cgiste,,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-10-13

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