Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-06-16
fSrN AND SCISSORS.
- III the following from the Pitts

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5t~r fopr days last week very pleasantly at |,
sd %a ., the county-seat of Cambria coun- ~
1'vp,S arS nlcasaut village, quiet and sober L
q 'uy dressed for Sunday, and as un- w
pL.. njain aud neat as 1t is unambi- Il
sn2't;s. w. proportions or fabulously valua- "
aH CI },ts Drawing its support from
:'Ta.nn5ng country and intermittent
'nFrUrT :ans and having no internal sour a
s;'sJnr s9ss,IacIoent, it is likely to remain for G
a'ft'Gf s.,,, vears, precisely what it now is Q
aN "'I healthy village, and one Of the
4u"'' summer resorts among the Allie
''D'''' With more attention to architectu i
's'- 5arrment. the cultivation OF shade trees
,Ea i',I development Of the usual attractions
'l3 ~, ~ Watering places and mountain re- t
@J'a 5,Son a, n..IurgEwith ready access by rail (
~, I;,L i !. soon to enjoy by way of
3d. WHY" ,niebt reap more profitable har-
cssoI-;~ ;nTaIid solourners, pleasurers, and
s iFOm n.a from all her present sources of
tIs'' 'D Dnriug the warmcSt days Of sum
renue, I,wImdegs are sweltering and
:r, VIM n;h the thermometer ninety y-eight
io.nas' n,aes in the shade the mounfai1eers OF
Ssavya sas5rrg g are enjoying the most baimy aud
'0snsD,i1 .LIIo,;9, airs, with as blue sky over
'''go@.5i n5 % delightful views around them,
-'., H.. Charmed the eye of tourist or captlva-
NV court week" during our stay
=; ,onscouautly the town was more ANNA
5,5.n usual. An irruption-a quadrien-
:, '-1,cnrreucc-from Johnstown had fairly
..s,wcd the village There were Welsh,
JI,i,h, and Dutch, high and low, all iu-
listed in the conspiracy case, the libel case,
~. ar other of the numbarless assault and
.rsrv cases. to which they had contributed
,;r rroportiou. General interest was uan
s.tsd' in the result OF the conspiracy and Ii
d ease both growing out of the strike
,anr the hands employed at the Cambria
I, Works iu Johustown, which commen-
about the fifth of April last, and contin-
I for month As the strike" or turn
v,s repeatedly noticed in the Dispatch
-ips its progress. a synopsis of the evi-
~oe showing the facts as legally develop
will be read with interest.
The Editor, or perhaps more properly, the
-55rtsr of the Dispatch" then proceeds to
-e what we regard as decidedly one-sided
r,ouDt Of the libe! suit growing out of the
trke among the employees of the Camtri;
Iga Company last winter, which was takeE
by the Cou of Quarter Sessions of thu
guDty last week, bnt which was finally com
uomised by the parties interested, and tn
rprv dismissed. We have no desire to cas-
,pv censura on the Cambria Iron Company
/ Or to set ourself up as the champion of tn
strikers: Lutwe must say, that we regard tn
comments Of tho reporter of the Dispatch
under The circumstances, as ill-timed and in
proper. The difficulty having been anllcs
Aly arranged between tue parties, it's ce'
4ainly the interest Of all couccrncd-the en-
Flowers as we'll as the employees-that II
Il ast should be at once consigned to Oblivion
lEewspaper accounts of the libel suit, al
d dsgspapcr comments on the same subJet
AVE al inevitable tendency. to keep alive
1heing of dispffcction and discord among t
Implovees of the Company, which every la
lhiiiog citizen should discourage, 1t III
,gtrue, that the severest blow that could
4 gwen to the prosperity Of Cambria cour
would be tho closing Of these immense worE
but. nevertheless, it must not De forgott
bat the poor laborer,
Who Jcgs = brother of the earth,
To give him leave to toll,
endowed by his Creator with rights as M
y and sacred as those possessed by
wealthy employer, and we are confident
no considerations Of pecunia-y interest, wo
induce the people of Cambria TO regard
Indifference, any attempt to deprive the laI
ing man Of his Just rights. We sincel
hope the Company will have no more d
' culties with their. hands. DANIEL j NJ
FELL, ESQ the representative of the Cou
nv at the Works, made quite favorable
preston on our citizens while in towr
week. lie appears to be heart and SO
/ Gentleman.
The Dispatch states that the prime
leader Of the strikers was young irlsan
As tLeir is nothing in either the appear
or accent of the gentleman alluded to, TO
dicatc that he is native of the Emerald
! We presume the reporter asccrtained this
portant fact by special inquiry, and that
ao'ed for the especial benefit of the rcade
be dispatch" the majority of whom
n Know Nothings
II re- Wonders will never cease, and w
4 Dr firmly convinced, that the age of
Z ees has not yet gone by. Reader, can
b believe it? twelve of our subscribers
led at our Office last Monday, and pa
IL full, for one years subscription to
Democrat q Sentinel" Incredible as
{ nay appear, it is nevertheless so. We
hopeful enough to believe that the run
Continue during the present week. bu
have been wofully disappointed. Witt
solitary exception, our subscribers sine
Monday have suspended, and our g
Dreams have vanished. We hope the e
PIE set by the Spartan band, who called