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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-12

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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-01-12

u We understand that Mr.. Richard j.
Proudfoot started for Harrisburgh yesterday, for
the purpose Of contesting the seat of Thomas b.
Porter, Esq, member of the House of Represent
atives from this county. We are astonished at
MIR. Proudfoot's pursuing this course, as we un-
derstand he admitted, few weeks ago. that he
entertained doubts that Mr. Porter had a
clear majority of the legal votes polled at the
late election, and therefore did not intend con-
testing his seat. But, of course, he must obey
the orders issued from headquarters Whatever
may be the result Of the investigation, one thing
is certain-the taxpayers of this county will be
saddled with a nice little bill of costs We will
have something more to say on this subject next
week. We wonder if a portion of the extra copies
of the NluntaiI,esr issued last week were intended
Tor circulation among the members of the Legis-
lature, and if the editor printed and circulated
them free gratis for 9aotting As this is the age
of enlarged and enlightened philanthl opy, we
shouldn't wonder if he did
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

ssr,e and nns-o.s bond or free 10 h. The way ta
With nssrcs are hired. boarded. aAd lodSoi. ssi
=, ID 'ur extra work. by ciori par isla'yn Rich
uert Drrif, ate, i'm. lie Governor oPP"ses tho
rrset - driving ~ tire free serse-. bat re" H'nesss
Inst ttey he forcea hsve c"u-t<' cecnpssi"n-.ss
iah's vsE~bopes and re'ts erissinafssm them :"
he PLACED on TIE publie work. and f'r-sd TO iahsr
under guard. Tie wor by SD rsspecisls- shoals 10
enc urged to main Ia the ssste bat MOI so ~cd W
hold rra esiaie.
Tie public deb, ~ Virginia ,na,s 70 sset's sj,,
tssr'r NJ annnsl isiere-t Of siSss. SO The Gov
sircr i,irs tie Ccunis'nerr ~ ne sT-sns f''uf Ia
reet n eidrg that an taxcr State - eo-Tosafion.
State hopds b. proli.ised, tennnT IN iisconrsgv
Zeal ,yestu emf in iEern alAo that ne rr-tne of tho
skirg Fund he inves'ed in the pnrshass ~ h'nds az
az, snd tina, provision he msde bs seurral Aw fs
Il lunesl rsyuect of ine-sst, and tsat ia ffess~ In
eres, lie payable exclusively al Rensaesd. The
Governor opposes any rrpssl Of tie usaiy kws,er
change IL q c legal rate Of interest.
Tie public works lave ie!Js,l the lsas ycar. ss
SUI ns of ESQ Geo an ncres-c Of $50 900
The yield Of the previous cr. The se.ihsssesof
nc Tor the xttsoyrars show anticipated sur-
lrs Of $S34cCo sufficient To- authorize within thai Pc
rod iucrrae oftle public -b' to the aar"unyofdvs
niliobs Of 3oilar, of which 1t is recommended thai
lcur nrCrs be appropriated 10 the completion OF sas
Covipeion and Ohm RaliOsd.
TIE Governor again earnestly insists his proposed
~ s,er He kss s~csst,n-d through che nspecsor
OF ssels under the lsw protect prope'ty 10 avcs
hat 6, ess' FIVE uion bushels of oysrrssre snnnssy
c-r.i,d sWay ehira, by Northern ves~r. Hs ins~ss
thst by TIE p'opoe tax revenue of as, 400 might
be ralizac beids tending u 10 eissns % the
State Tie growing bGsiDs 81 OF packing and Fickisg
o, sieIs. To collect the would require 'hreo -tesr-
rrs costing slScCe, and ccs'ina e. 900 year each
run them, bar these yessels would be invaluable
in tie Dspeeti, OF vessels to prevent she ruaniag
of Of slaves.
TIE permanent investments of the Literary Fund
tmount TO sb,nt two nilion dollars, the insams al
vile, with tie sap.4sion tax, gives annual snioaas
Of $25c eco TO be devoted TO the purposes II edaeslen
TIE Governor recommepis that ahou, haft smoaat
BE- divided among tho higher Institutions, leaving the
oiher half for commoo schools
Tie relnaius If President Moaroe have beensre-
moved TO vignis, aud peat monamcn', in the fora
If 40 iron temple, erected them The brsh-pisos
of Was ing u Las heen coded TO the State. The Glove
,rp,I Is confident that the site of jamestown, the Er
capital belongs 10 the State, and no accommodating
!, he taxi in charge by the Executive. and mais o
place Of State shrine" whatever that may be-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
GoVEkNOR B1sE'S AESSAGE.

Tle Governor of yyeiuis, has been uniformly
The case sns the Accession Of the prescott incumoeot
Spo. Il iuDto-.ibe to limit hmself single mesrage.
lie conn epces by ssnoing il tEo messages, with tina
n, rise Of sey,rlll more. Mes-ags nGgber on" /.
bird AID elaborate account o. the Hirpers Ferry
,fsF. IL seen from the Governors posot OF view.
Mt,ssge number two c0mD 9Th series Of CON-
lin esiary notices of the Ulcers and troops lately or
now On cut, Al Chariee,own. IL recommends an sp-
t,o,r,sion of as Coz TO meet already in-
currsd ia the support If troops sud ~ much more
o. try for arus and ammunition Tho existing mill
liz il declared 10 be ntierly fute-as seen. 70
be n care ia all the SouibeIn Stieeand the Gov
.rpey I.Le~s bic accommodation for ',ys nIza-
ton Of II, uusIe ast year. but not then eousssr7d.
TIN scheme includes, Let. Ar active militia of men
fr,m eighteen to twenty-five years Of age, sad
Of volunteers Of any age, 10 be fully armed
and equip, ed, frequently drilled and compelled
10 do dnty under sifisg, at penalties 3D. An euroes
and Ieser, ID militia 10 include all those not embraces
N tie active uiIiiia TO be assembled buE once ya<s
and to raw tax Of ore dollar each, in conslder-e,
of their exemption f,om active duty. Tho psa $50
uroro,s, 81 Adiutsn General with good -ssssy at
prs,sDr III Adutsnt General has no pay--aks paid
Jcu isssry -sn-ra with Necessary clerks md assist
sno all general ocers to be appointed az the Cover.
nor with con.snt Of The Senate; and "A ssid officers
snd captains ~ the Governor aioue, tie inferior ON
esrs 70 be ebosen by the compant f. Il u proposed
sro 10 make tbs Military institute "a school for mill
tmy insrurlen under tho Patr ,rsgc of the stass "a
urt o, this system, and to Org nze from that school
core Of engineers one engr ser be attached tosscs
brigade; the engineers, sdju,anls inspectors, 90;
other officers required 20 bo constantly on duty
TO be paid out Of ,na one-doIlar tar on en-
reserved militia. Tb. Governor also recommend
greater and more '1aniis powers TO tho Executive
to proclaim MARTA law, and. 10 DO summary execution
tie regulation of teegraPhs and overnight ever u
oTentrti n. revbiOn Of the lsus on the zuejrcs
The distribution by mail, newspapers, OF oookseiisrs
ofinc'nd Any alter, printed OF rrt<p; 50 sx'enaor
Of The prsssnt Inspection law tsesreh for concealed
slas col to all vessels bound NORTH whssses By tho bs.
III tie Cape. very ssringets laws ssans all secret
night meetings Of negroes ether bond or free, and re
.ir.ints upon ntercyar< between negroes oat Of u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
F7Rsr CDLLTsIoS IN THE House.
c.-~-,sss.ss. 9, m. X =. r-'Nrs~

Cofrr<rcsdence 81 The - T. h'''N>
wA.BIseros. Dec. 7, 1883.
Ycrr rrsulsr corr, scere>'ns will hoEe. AVE gwen
tahinl scc,.cnt of tie ma. exciting s-re witch o
,ur,d yesitrcsy IN the llouse Of Representatives,
lie wholly irregular debate progressed until the Hon.
TtscceuS sesens Of Pa 10 r-ply 20 threat OF Mr.
Kriu Of e. hist The election 81 R'pnhlesn PreSi-
deut voul d'sseye the Uuion sshd thar Re S'uth hsd
70 ofen wen PRESIDENTIAL elections BY such threats be
ID De-, h, me- item for srsing II sgsn. They m'gn
Tow, 81 ~ had hefure, inuhdais recreaDt weak
lu,ed Northern ms NJ whereupn Mr.. Crawturd Ut
Gs wah .trsiDed lHrg-, WIDEN, gestures snd threat
q ing nNir er, sy1roached Mr Stevens followed by
se,ersl ~ lied Soutbera msmbers Mr. Stevens. un-
nave, Il, cd like n ro,k against which the waves
carl I'd and dissolved mo pray Wnen TIE storm sub
,ifs6 waving /. hand as bis ASSISTANTS, be asked,
What have you made out OF ali thisl Sach things
dont init I,ne ne; and then calmly resumed, aud
sc,rtlnded nis remsrks.
Ticse WI o have been long in Congress, Say iha, r
terItle sc,re was sveued by she unhlenehIug moral
couIsge OF NJ. Stevens TIE members who ruslsd
ounrd lin we're infuria'ed But he stood like ala
y am, treI AIRED for an assault, which, happily, his
RI nan irU nsss sveTtet.
Mr. Cra~ford war clearly in the wrong. Mr..
SteveIs rad IN no exceeded the Propre'ies OF
debate. He wss replying pertineutly to threat 70
d,solve the Union Iudeed, Mr.. Crawford admits that
he nissrrrehsnded the rcnsrks which ex4sPeraiesi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

Mr. Benjamin H. brewster, at the Union-saving
meeting in Philadelphia on Wednesday evening,
PropouDded tnat
The law is that which puis difference botwixt
good and evil, betyixt jusl and unjust"
In the density of our ignorance, Wa hai supposed
that " the law that il, human constitutions AMI
statutes-Were from time to tune Ia be revised and
conformed to more intelligent and clearer psrceP-
tons of Justice aud Right. But if Mr. Brewster's
ia the true doctrine, then those early Christians
who refused to burn the affairs of hsathsn
gods. deserved not ouy to be roasted for their
tumscy and treason, but TO bo damned thereafter;
ard all the modern deliberations OF the barbarian
and cruelty OF ancient codes have been inqatous
and impiOus. We cannot yet SEQ The matter IN
that light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

Judge Bronson, our newly elected Corporation
Counsel stated, III bis remarks at the preliminary
meeting of the Ubon-Sayers, that he beld the opn-
iob that this Union could NIL he preserved if its
different sections insisted upon constantly assailng
one another. This is just our opinion. but 80 do
not seo the pertDeney If ts expression at tnat
ticular moment. The proper time to have made
this remark was when the Southern fre-boOtsrs
were tryipg TO Wrest Kansas from the Prostate
people, ard before the Missouri Border RaffiIn1
were subdued by Old John Brown. That was the
principal OCCASION on which one section Of the
Union assaled the other. Since then, the two
sections have lived in tolerably harmonious inter-
eouree. And we conceive it il likely 10 continues
since that repulse, aud its more receut oonse-
quences, are likely to be some time remembered By
the assailauts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

miue The foundations Of that peculiar sccal stats
which they 80 loudly profess determination TO
maintain. That they can bcreafer advocate the
spread Of ~ institution capable OF exciting such
esriul upprebensiobs. such wild prrad solicitade.
and 'rvolvlna such immense preparations and ex-
Pendiiures TO execute a single indvidnal who qle.-
tiored ito justice, it seems difficult to believe.
These things are un'eang the eyes Of every man.
1t will heneeinrth be universally admitted that no
cos nuniiy where Slavery does not exist, should
for an instatt think Of admitting an element 50
fatal to the peace and welf'rr OF society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
A CARO-.
SOLOMON L. HULL.

10 v
SIR: Ia the article. Of N. y. Tines and Tae Ees.-
,rg Po,s Of Dec. 6. headed in the latter "Gtoss
Frsod," ard In the former Corporation ,aa-.-
great njustice ia done TO Mr.. solomon 4. Hut the
Union candidate for that office. have known Mr.
Huh nfnatel, for eeversl years and sa5as say
that he would not do any act incompatible with tue
hil lest sense Of honor and integrity, .a.4
lie following afidavils 10 relation to shs-chMgs
againss him are respectfully submitted.
iOur., most respectfully,
No. % Tai,S.ar.. Ee~ York. Dec g. 1854 -
sgt nd az Toc assn Ss"V da s' s I'D 50;
q be gses q Su;1ss. . a. NO 70 walker 's' cad A
if,i be Sss one Of Mr lSis Committee aaa va. daily IN
% a IS. at Ss IN ss s S s on
That be s I1 ,S ss SsI SIsPsHs aud printing 81
hsi dsronsl, PREPARED .ad os!slasa w T,.,ss Co
. ss SsEs ~ =: ssssa: q ]
Inc Vt sad s si :, q sh 70, s, ssso ~ % Dec
. Soh 'Gps BE on S Sss ~ s
ss'a Con- ; Ss ss' ses s1' as e G1
f. and as ps 1,ss @ ss
S M S s a.. h Yi" s.sns % ssa s
biz eLas and whiah dePonsut sxgess eJ
hs,ir .sni I'D il, to 81 Broasway hslss $50
S ls H. S Ss5 r ,sI' the Ssn 10 's
That said circular p,,ed pablshs- 10 Ths ~ " No
OF head Even rmssd ibs, any nsns sas ps's
s'n 'sd circular who bad not scnsy ssssss
eos6dsa that NJ Hun mad se $500.
sus, wers printed snd TIE pan .hsTssssn, f A
trbuon and did inow there com2la ksis
.s,y m1 iIa SosS NO, se s .yS an
" IS s sITIs RON ss s ssS Sa9s ~ T. Of & s
When there essssny employed IN osnse'ssos Val the
I.ssd % circulars Ssus a,iSu,se b sss q
nrn, RspsSirsn Of tie 4sssh WaJ ssn.e Gao ga Hs.i
,,sIsd thai wa mpO5's5p.. w, .sss' y DE-
Itsr0 Pest be employed 70 do a. Deposes es sstsd 10
pr-ep that dpousDl dd gsl hint tho s,s .os'i hrs-
s Ss ts s sTsSs .'g fa sss
5 IS n! S:s. e .,s S.a % & e. s;.'
And further deponrnt 'sash aSs cu,psxss nv.ss
sworn before N. .bis 9Th dsy of DscoaSs,'tS -
srsyEsrxs Lar. cossmls.,ss or of Deeds.
SAT- cg asf asSa'Sr . Ms 0 Ill s s, We 'SS e.
T. fvsns hat be tho Psson whh .s Ess. lsi said
Tbs, depois": srr aid Fysu. had sspspsn,'. arms
Ist s ssss 10 ss.fs sT.$. .s q
Frsnt 'eIs from, syspsI position q ieaf s.eaa. 81
.:s : %:.ss So. T "a sis
s.s -. j. $a.' sddsd .Iss y ssd Eva-
i Iesrg f. m l NJ. sass . % ..s eirss re- ~
n.p Sssfns il.@ isSss vis sss Ia Ts
.as sts s sssi;s ssi,s s Sss's 20 s
| Let e. 10 siai b. sbouid d.. H'3H ~ -
De- cnsHfs partner brg h.ir az very mach pressed 9th
other business knozs vi hsd been TN.
ing aid peeaes n-s4epr vih deponen bod yi,re
,sd rYnsn yds the columns, told si
fsrsuIsn 10 hIi uD The cirer1 fsss aid new.Dsper.
flst Mr. Hshsd no3r< 20 DO ssout The pnting q .eif
sys that s r59ofees 60 eed by deponsnt psfner q
sste hour " The sixhi - - lot having been ey
Mr. Hall. Hf Evans, o. ekpo s>nt
Ibs the pIng a. ~ rssnfossdig ne Erosfse Pf
81 Ise.nssrs 40 pre- liar erposo. believes purely
On arriAsi wkeA Hr uli N. Evans
A
~ ALEXANDER MCLEOD.
SssU before zoe ibisr ii Dag ~ December 1853.
spyxsTAa LAT. Copniisslonef Of peed<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Union Meeting I'm Eoston.

Boston, Thursday, Dec. 3, ISJy.
TIE Union meeting in Faneu Hall, held at noon to-
Say was lar eel, attended and hundreds were unable
10 obtain admitiunce. Hon. VIM. Appleton called the
nseetine TO order and Governor Lincoln preuided
Letter. read from A-presidss. Pierce, ox-oy.
Marion. eA.Goy. John H. Clifford, Prof. Felton,, the
Hon. p. +. Butler, +. d. Beach, Judge Marrton, X.
r Hallcii and others The sentiments Of the speak.
err psn es rot given called forth repeated marks Of
MI ro,a a series Of ten resolutions we're adopted
Thee exIaessed indignation AZ John Browns INVASION
AZ Virginia and devotion 10 the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Wreck Of the Ada--Ten Lives Lost.

DOsToS IhundAy, Dec. o, 1917
The sohoorer Ada of Wesiport, Nova-Scotla was
wrrcl ed on tho 7th of October while on the passage
from Labrador to Halifax. All on board, TO the num-
Ter of ien were drowned. The following are the
nam re Of The kst: Jcseph Higgins Of Halifax super,
caigO; CsIt h. 5. Bancroft 4. flsrariy, mate; ana
lire sean en- and the steward, all Of Wesiport;
Geo Brown of Jersey, Master Laaregan OF Labrador,
a. Master MORAY Il East Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

r1IR FoR gEE Isaac 7. HoPPEH HoxK.--A number
Of bepsyspt % lies Save opened very pretty isiT at
Cl;uicD Hail fer the bsBeft Of the isaae 7. Hopper
Hone, an insita,ss which receives ana endeavVn 70
reclaim unfortunate women, ruostiy tbnse who have
been ,sbtsced TO prson. Among The contributions 70
lie Fair sre, lot II bingham woo1en wase-tse
nszls1t and bites, Of AL imaginable wooden uiopsis;
. dczsa nsbias, sDc very handsoUs baby blanket,
knit d, tie Young ladies OF Tbeodsse dds school =.
Exlsswosd, n. j.; all sorts Of baby fxings, and q
yrsss variety Il chiliSsps elobes any nuber % toys
iss eopy one cent" with an astonishing sale.bcy,
zone hghly wrought cushions, and good assortmer
Of books 70 say nothing Of The table Of comfort oe Ne
nner individual. The wisdOws ara decorated sith
autumn leaves and IN he sunshine present ans spsar-
anee wonderfully Ike stained glass. The fsis was
very and dsssryedIy successful lat evening. 'ad YIN
eon.nse from 10 o. N. 70 10 "a. 'hroas<oas 10 d@y
and tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chi
encO Railroad.

TIITsBrRGH, Thursday, Dee. > 7 %,
Teddy the Distric, Court application OF the do
ssfic sreditors, appointed sequestEstor for tue
Pitt burth, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Tbs
s,ion "a. induced ey the appointment, Of receiver
n Oh;o by the United States District coun upon the
spt6es,i,n OF s.Iiain bondbolders-
~ CLrrEL.sD, Ohio, thursday, Dec. 8, 1853.
J.K. Fdeerou Of Piitsbnrgh, was to-day appointed
Receiver III tie Pittsburgh, For. Wayne snd Chicago
EaIlruai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

II is stated in the foreign news that the Zurich
Congress Of the Great Powers is likely TO Continue
in session five or SIX months Why not make lite
sessions perpetuali If the Powers OF Europe
would DO this, and would permit its proceedings to
be made public it could hardly fail to become an
institution conservative of the public peace, and
ultimately productive of vast results in the interest
of civilization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Rising Of The Osio River.

IOrlsVILLk, Ibunday Doc. . I7I''
The River !. rising rapidly. Tie depth IN the chan
Il i ten feet Elk iuehes and feet on the Falls
Tie lsrpest boais for the frs, time this season, ascend
I'd tie Fslls to-day.
Tlewestlsr is very cold. Two inches ID snow fell
Yesterday The mercury marks ian degrees above
Zero. ~, a ,o.o
PaRrrRsBuRS, Va, Thursday, Dec. =, lS1s.
The Ohio River 81 lhis point, 10 nIes beio" fi'1s-
Lurlh il IS fset DEEPER and nsing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
AcGHitted.

HoSEspALE, Pa, Thursday, Dec 3, 1852.
Andrew J. White who was arrested soEnetwo months
since in New York for forgery and brought here foe
trsl has been acquitted aud the prosecutor mucted
IN lie cum Of the costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

gARHITowS, n. y, IbdrsdAy, Dec = 1879
TIE Posi-Cffoe here was entered last niyhl oy Q
n an rsned VIM. Lounge and robbed OF so. lie was
arrested and CO limited TO jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
The Opera On PhiladeIphia.

PHIIADsLPhiA, IburSdAy, DC. ., IoO1s
The opsra this season is complete success here;
nss Aaelipa Patti sang IN Lacis" tbis evening and
va, received with oyeryoxsr.ng applause BY . orh-
liant audience. her Nsw-1oFk reputation u iuIy IL
dorsed BIZ our opera goers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
YIKalNIA srArE sEcuRlrlEs.

II is noticed here that Virginia State securities
Rave fallen nearly per cent since the meeting Of
CugTess. With the present temper sarther de-
cir. ia anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Later from santa re.

ST. IOUIs, Friday, Dec. = 1889.
The Santa Fe mail- OF the th and 18th Of November
Rave reached Independence. But few indians were
feen On the route, aud those were friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Arrival of the AngIo-saxon.

PORTLAND, Ihursday, Dec o 100,
The steemlhip Ango-Saxou, from Liverpool on ths
cI,h ult, arrived here at u o'clock this morning She
Jaw tie Hungarian on the Is, inst She was detained
outside Of Portland for thirty two hours oy fog ana
.noM atom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
sailing of the Anglo-saxon.

PoRTLASD, Me-, Thursday, Dec. :. 1879
The steamship Anglo-Saxon viii sail from THIS port
OF Saturday the 18th inst, Tor Liverpool There WI
be 10 stesner from bere Saturday, The ictn inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

Hr. sHEYasp's DssAlearros.-k has been found
cha, the desxleslion Of Mr.. shs1Ard Of tho Fss,ss
Five Cent ss7.nss Bank Of Bossoa, smoaass 70
So 600,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

To the Associsied Press
WAsBisGros Thursday Dec. 3. 1859.
TIE PostmasieT. Il General has ordered Of the con-
tractor further supply Of the new self-ssainS
siamJ ed envelopes, uIOn an improved pattern. Tae
Lew edition 1ill appear some time IN January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09
Weather Reports.

ALBANY, Dec. s.--WeaLhsr clear and cold; tnsr-
mometer "a above zero.
Oswseo, Dec 8. 6 ?. m.-wesihsr cold sad now
inc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
WHITE CLOUD KANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1853.

cious sentiments |; and also to those in
cendisry publications, the Courier and
Enquirer and the Evening Post. . oTi
Fellow Democrats ! What is the moral
of all this7 1t is that you must work it
up into the most available capital. We
must triumph, over the traitorous and
blood thirsty Republicans. Need We urge
upon every virtuous aud dtiehminded
Democrat the necessity of seeing to it
that this mighty treason is crushed at
once and the Democratic party restored to
its proud position. from which, we grieve
to say, it is somehow of late wonderfully
fallen.
Democrats Rally to support of Truth
See that no Republicans get their names
registered if it can possibly be avoided /;
and thus, by vigorous effort, may virtue
triumph. and freedom reign triumphant
over ransomed people. .-
Bludgeons and whisky will be furnish
ed, for the purpose of facilitating the ex-
preston of the popular will on election
day, on application at Tammsny Hall.
Respectfully submitted
VAN BOOZENBERGH, Chm.
PoTIPHAR, Sec'y.