Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-09

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',.-ss.ipg, Lecture on the "men of
rim the Court House last night.
!" ,. 10 the memory of the illustrio us
'.'' rss eloquent aud appropriate; but
~ a',rtsiply mistaken in stating that the
. " G.llitsin, va, an Indifferent Cath
q ~, " Vas what might be styled a pioats
-. member of the church, and it was
S,. ',,n,s--.hat influence which none but
'' 90, vield-which induced the (
If the Alleghenies" }tos treat the
This world as nothing. aud become
No follower of the cross = He was
~o.o men who although declining
courted by her. His name, his
v;u be as enduring as the Alleghe-
4. hat we're the theatre of his Mission
,,,s To ylrtuous and pious mother,
~. = ,oruty is Indebted for the Sainted
:. Who was true model of sincere
;.n I and pure patriot The tribute to
,. .norv Of the RcY'd. George Roberts
truthful and appropriate
Hon. George y. Smith is in town and
remarkably well. He is, of couse,
,c,irs and energetic in the support of
I-,s,,iic fea and measures. We per-
II bv the Harrisburg papers. that he was
I,,.ed with magnificent silver tea-set by
lends 10 that place recently We will
II "A q report CT The ceremonies" On the
aoD in our next paper. This is another
nee to the Know Nothing mongrels who
,rr,ued him with such fcnd-like malig-
b.. be stands too high to be crushed
! .r puny efforts. Pennsylvania cannot
fmany Democrats more bold and eff
in defending the cause Of right, than
aa Smith
ave had tue pleasure Yesterday of ta-
.T tho band that sterling Democrat,
4 Baily, Esq, Editor of the Pitts
rlion." During the "Leeompton con
-T, the Union" was one Of the most
at and fearless supporters Of the Ma
Administration in the country, The
mails in the "Union," are written with
,hlity and always enunciate true Dem.
4 principles.
T. Among the distinguished visitors
Court has attracted TO town, we notice
Hon, John Cresswell, Jr. We watche,
course of Mr. Cresswell in the Stat,
le last winter attentively, and can trul,
j that he never once faltered in sustaining
-ocratic principles. He has faithful.
resented bls constituents, md proved him
emiueudy worthy of the confidence re
Jed in him,
lEyOur Old friend aud neigbor Mrs
tRIS, has opened an IcE CREAA SALOON
3ioOrs East of E. Hughes store. on Hig
t. All who are in favor OF indulgiu
j i warm weather luxury. should ca
3Eih.
lFWe have added quite q number
Is 10 our subscription list this week. b,
5lye room for few more of the san
4 Yet every Democrat in this count
I IL be subscriber TO the Democrat ar
tiIel That's so.
ItFThe Hon Howell Cobb. Secretary
IIrasury, has addressed lette. to the 10
u Of the Port of Charleston. IL which
d: him from clearing a vessel for Il
Of Africa, for the purpose of taking {
Fi African cmigrants, The letter is qui
bu: the following concluding passag
be whole story
ls form of the application made
ars. Lafitte & Co. would seem to conter
2 the introduction into the United Stat
negroes from Africa, entitled. on their a
a, TO all the rights and privileges of FIRE
a. The proposition, upon its face. is
1rd that it is hardly worthy of serio
ltation Messrs. La6tte & Co. ask Us
eve that their vessel, fitted out i'll the pc
.harleston, S. c., is going upon voya
Iifrica, to bring to some in the Unit
les cargo of free negroes. The port
,b the vessel expects to return is not
led. 1t cannot be the one from which
nor any other port in the State of Sou
lina, as the introduction of free negro
that State is wisely prohibited by stri
laws and heavy penalties.
cannot be the port of any other s,av
ding State, as similar laws in each Of tho
ties alike forbid it. The reason for su
is SO manifest, that I do not feel call
either to produce the evidence of the
aeuce, or to justify the policy which /
heir adoption. 1t is sufficient to knc
the public mind of that section of t
on is not more cordially agreed upon nj
Iabiect than upon the propriety and Il
S7 cf prohibiting, as far as possible,
-a'& of the free negro population; al
'a'' Tie laws to which / refer. prohibitil
nPortation from any place.
40 1t be that Messrs. Lafitte & Co. pr
4" return, with their cargo of free 4
to port in some of the nou-slavehol
S!ates? l am not aware of single Sta
&e these new comers would receive t.
much less a cordial, welcome; Will.
Angent laws and constitutional pro-
some of them have provided for th'
SndIdOnal exclusion.
@9klng beyond the legislation which h
2 mad tbo L., L. Gn-ar,t (tr