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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
The FanaticiSm of The Democratic Party
Speech Of OWEN LoyEJoY, of III.

l.- =,
Within five luStrums past. 4 strange
fanaticism has made its appearance in
this cOuntry-a ianatici~m, at once
monstrous and malign. Twenty-Five
years ago. by the universal sentiment
of the country, Slavery was deemed Il
moral social and political evil,a wrong
to the slave, an injury to the owner, Il
blight on the soil, dctrimcnt to ali
the best interests OF the communities
where it was found, and. in its reflex
influence rcprOach and damage to
the whole country. BY many, it may
bc, this evil was considered incurablc,
but still an evil.
During the period indicated, Il DIFF
iercnt sentiment has sprung up. This
tanaticism deems Slavery not an evil.
but 4 blessing. Formerly bv all. aud
still by all rlght-thiukiug mcn. Ouprcs-
sion was regarded as hag. ugly. de-
formed ,wrinkled and covered with the
daub and paint Of harlotry: hut now
We are told it is an angel oi beauty.
~ W 80. ,. o't " ''Ii con. ''''O'''', n anu
NV N'''i"''''',S 'Hl''Il''S ~ "in''"'
loAo' : ''i { maui 10 'c'ou"'t 'l''lli'"I
.-Iiu d qua! !,. L: u = oc'.'u'! 49, 80 '"u m
~ E''' Al - ''.''' '"'-S'o'i ~ ''''' ~"
uo- Ii''' 1t = i'o i"'1e u '''e 4"'sto"
HoT .c d S'''lC.l S,'t "' sDi ''''l:ei
=! NM % , C",''''l' VI . '.'-' e.N','' 'oi
q" '''I'.a I., '"' ~ '.''' = i any - u ~"
i":'''1u ~ ~, ~ ~ sou'." '.'u '.o' i.I"i ,I
c'I' '.0.' VI t''I i''''''''' '''' ','O
Il Il : '''S' !! '' VI 't''I '', anu II oii 'ic
lace an ornament ana beauty spot
ever! one 10 e"ioy perfect heaitn'must
nave TINS form ol disease gnawin@ at
ms Fitals' Inc spirit 81 ~, iahaucism
mas taken possession oil Inc Democratic
party,ahd worked therein wonderful
ana a almost ihcfeoloiG transformation:
iof, Hilcc tile Ages ureW up iIic fcihs
ana started on their Journey, 90 not
suppose ihey nave witnessed such
Stupcndoqs Lie as me democrat party
now Is. speak OF the ORGANIZATION,
without any reference to the INhIVID-
tALS VINO compose the party. From
the sole OF lhc loot even unto the mead
there Is no soundness IN it,but wounds
and bruises and purifying sores; they
have not been closed neither bound up,
heitner mo!IihGd win ointment In
me1ica'cd anu uhoahda@ed, IL dfips
with IT'S ietld putreScence..
Look at the fresidents Message,
now under discussion. IL Is instinct
with stimulation ana deceit. iroiess,
euiy, ne uePtecalgs the discussion ana
aSlta'lon i Gl 1h' g 'ciaSery ave ~ question: ana
yet 'nG ,h my :. " M W. niLssJ' - - ei',
roiseu ",,n ~ ~. Sot ,'. iI"uins T' .oPio
~ ,n". 1.aC ,oao.p p"Po n :. '' WIZ W.
lo wa 20 want of onnt5or .I;co frnn' n"
~ ,t,,;o9 IT, ,,nomiot;oa rS .,o-: -'o".
" .l";It o.;lo o,n 49, T ha,ppJpniatS pJJpi -. .'L5 .L5
20. "t"a. @ ,Lin nir .I9 aro-o,,, n.I T 'no
'ot otI rnoecrn;ed ond With Will nnt ll' hs
osa,-;oI ~ uHo a. ,,n novt hoIr aant,n mt ~
'oe"p,. - .hot anos4ion W. H..
,'o" ,noS - H. E~oon,iro nrro ,ba ooami';
;or' ;on of 'c.u n,nmo of tbo Wn2;con dan,a;n
,o;i u u ,ta4 ,-V: GioUarrond l ~ n;snn;nU - ,m;
= . NC 80 na~r-mc,, ,na,- barn na;I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-09
Commission Sales

In April next, intend to open on Marke
street Room for tie reception, and the sale
al stated times, ofall kinds Of Goods al Auc-
ton. ANY one wishing to dispose of any arti.
Gle can deposit it with me and will sell 1t at
the best advantage | can and charge per
ceniage for the same
Feb. 20, 1853 FA pONEHoWER
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Auction and Commission House in LeWlsbnrs.
(A9eIl9NslskAIg lA!H5 Legal AuctiOneer

F.A.DOnchOSSer having been appointed
sole AuctIoncer for LewisbLrs, is prepared to
attend TO all calls in his line in town and
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DERsONS wanting change Of climate for health, AZ
L v-rtisement Of IIammonton Lands another column
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NOW Is THE TIME TO CIRCULATE
DOCUMENTS.

'INIE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF WASH
Il iNGIoN are having prepared aud published
= res 81 fOca Tracts, under the supervision tE-
Congressional Republican Executive COMMITTEE which
II a. ear esy hop the friends the Republican
wall take uliedIiir steps To have pat general eircus
they furnished ,he cheap rate of 10 cents per
hundr' d coptes, flee OF postage.
The following fraets have al ady been pubIshr.i.
rrac, NJ ROW WE AXE GOVERNED Being sn
rNPo'r "f ,i'e rrnds ani Expenditures th- prrsr.t
Administration ior parry purposes
rraet No. = LANDS FOR THE LANDLESs - D, ilg
complete anaB SIS OF the votes the RoDs>Isud Bal
Tract No ; TIE Attitude OF NATIONAL PAR
TIE ~ RESpEGt To A PACIFIC RAILROAD
Trac' No /. rIiE SLAVE Embellishments ti., th,.
proceedings and drbairs during The last ssiAr 81
late Congress Indicate marx ed drier,rstion IS
moral ,-nunrnt the South respect 10 the Atiran
slave radc aud feaTally ominous Of he near ap-
p"'och OF the rue when, ~ any IN the G1i Stale
that hitherto umver.ally rrPiohated traffic he ls
heaItly sus ained T the avery II, ia
In the German Language.
rract No = LANDS FOR THE LANBLESS -Paces
II ~ per hundred copies.
Az "ru~rs should be a'dresstdto
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Secretary national Republican AsSurtaIiOu
Washington, d G.
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Rooms or THE national REPUBLICAN A>sOci.rt,
......--.--..

Rooms or THE national REPUBLICAN Associations,
WASHING -oN CrTY, AugEtf 1, 1859
The Re. PUBLICAN ASSOCIATION of this eiy hsyirt
prepared snd Published unter the supervision OF ir
Congressional r. publican EXeeutveC mum ZEE. e.
OF valuable Political Trscss, mpied pri, cipa,ij -
Consr, ssional and other oft 81 ,cords, nd
facts which deemed nportan, be presented 10
attention. o. Inc masst - they may DC prepared 10
'oIe knowingly on the leading political issues Of he day
The W nj Of such reliable official compilations lac >
long been felt b. The party.
We desire ask the cooperation of The chslrmen sud
members OF the different Republ can STATE Central Com
hi ICES 10 give pn1lcy aud circulation these Tract.
With view 10 Thar object we particular desire 10 m
FURNISHED with ,hc names and most office address Of t
members OF eaeh Stair COMMITTEE. and with
the Republican papers in each ale and Re
ia ORDER thai we may send copies OF these Tracts they
lssurd
Newspapers ae requested to publish thess TTac,s Il 3
they shall appear ard also TO give publicity 20 this
notice and the upon which the Tracts are furnished
LEWIS CBEPHANE,
N.g,a,, II
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this, they (the Mexicans) would also declare
their porton of the country independent.
Mr.. Johnson had been recognised BY the ex-
listing Government as United States Consul for
the port of lobasco. AZ
conspiracy is reported to have been dis
covered among a number of the confidential
officers of Miramon, but its extent or probable
result is not mentioned.
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AZA MOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENT

furnishes ORA ings, Specifications, Caveats procure.
Patents and attends 10 all business usually done with
the Patent Office Having constant access to the models
drawings and records OF the Once procares copies OF
documents and other Information, when required. BY
long in the business and prompt attention, he
IS coafdent of giving general satisfaction
Office, AL Sixth street, washington, ID Z.
RKPKRKNcn:
Hon c. Mason, late Commissioner OF Patents
Hon Thomas Rusk, u. 8. Senate
Hon II. Anthony, U . senate
Hon G T James, u 8. Senate.
Hon John Sherman, M e.
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n art. lc. OF Goa,, which Their l. large
profit Agent. make from - Ia sic Fesd y, 'cc"ti-
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whom / have known she had in her most of
the angelic, of that spontaneous love for every
iving thing, for man and beast and tree, which
restores the golden age
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INIiI 'rY SEVEN MEN. LAWYERS, Doc TORS,
MINISTER'S, LEGISLATORS. AND MEN OF
BUSINESS, arrested aud dragged 10 ieon's prison
their only fence being compliance with those dIvn'
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aud "As yc would IN others should do you, do yr
even 20 them"
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10th Of Juig,
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illustrated by r~tni -nIne EngraYurs
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IGAI. WI"
MAG ,aEr STUART
r. VIRG MANS BY w p n acErL e
Illus rat - fne P't-ou-M Who'll FoI
cha Ti% :. NxA. roeato.'u..
Chapter LANM nr> Antu "a DOM
g aP,er LXXXl Mil :. N'oldo,e.
LITER >NY NOTICES.
EDITORS ABiE
Ed TORS EASY CHAIR.
hR ,RfIGN BUR. Az.
DirOR'S DRAW Tx
..n~iIk CtIA RLEN y FOURTH CT July
illus'r to - ast Charley % ash ngion 49, The
A-cdenl-'rhe Rescue-WHrhke-1r i"nrh-- r. ~ ard
Of VaOr-Inr Bait e of Bukcrs Hill 4, r.onal g, ~
bat-A Gallant Charge-FirInb Esckers-Au EXpO-
FASHIONS FOR AUGUST
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of chfon real summary the ne srd "A ssr
tory cha Of which will he Use ost bt"hy RpTtr-
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

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sales of Kentucky white at Sl.45, red $3.50
per bushel. Corn is dull yellow, 70 cts. Oats
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A BOOK WHICH EVERYBODY WILL READ,
SOONER OR LATER Boston. Cotrisy
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CONF LETE HISTORY
The 0BtRlIN -WElllNG TON RESCUE,

krd the uel uiion OF the robe men who chose
o orty God rather than m mo infamous chapter
Americ his DRY, whish ing generations will
sh 10 have txpunged. This volume comprises full
OF the re,cue, arrests inc ion and trials
READ IT. AMERICANS,
And your country's degradation; scatter II
Droadc the land, that Saveocraiic Ma ion may
the depth OF depraviry and keness into which
failen and arouse, repent, and reform
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book Price so cents, $3.50 per dozen and s33 per 100
IN paper W. rs, and rs cents bound in cloth
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est Publishers, ~ Washington street, Boston.
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THE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK OF THE
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

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LATER FROM MExIco.--New Orleans, Aug
6.--Vera Cruz dates to the 18th, and from the
city of Mexico to the 10Th ult are furnished
Miramon had issued manifesto promising
to protect the clergy in the possession of their
power and wealth, favoring a dictatorial Gov
ernment aud declaring it to be the traditional
policy of Mexico to guard against the influence
Of the United States.
Minister McLane had sent only the skeleton
of treaty to Washington, and it had no sigma
lures affixed
Gen. Zuazua was approaching San Luis Pc
tosi with 5000 men.
Miramon's troops were concentrating at Res
senator.
1t is reported that grand movement is afoot
Advices from Mnatitlan to the I'd inst. state
that Miramon has issued a decree imposing a
heavy tax upon every citizen of Mexico. He
has again changed his policy, and appears to
be favoring the priests. No other event of i'm
portance had transpired in Mexico.
VERY LATE FROM TEHUANTEPEC.-NeU Or.
leaas, august 5.-The Picayune has letters
from Minatitlan, dated the I'd, which contain
the intelligence that all property of the Transit
Company was being seized for debts due the
Mexicans, and that several cases were already
up before the courts. The Chief Engineer of
the company, FELTON,, with a number of the en-
ployees of the road, had fed from the country,
for fear of being thrown into prison. They
came passengers on the Habano, which arrived
here to-day. 1t is not known as vet how the
matter will end.
By the same arrival we have dates from Vera
Cruz to the 9th ult. The lower portion Of
Upper California having declared its independ
ence, the Mexican residents of the upper par,
had guaranteed to Juarez that they would over
throw the new Government, providing he would
execute a treaty with them granting new and
extensive privileges. Should he refuse to do
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SLAvERs FITTING Our AT SALEM, Mass
Boston, Aug. 8.-There at this time two vessels
fitting ont at Salem, in this State for the slave
trade on the coast of Africa The principals
in the affair are a Spanish firm in New York
and the pecuniary equipment of the vessels
has just been forwarded, in the form of nearly
$4,000 in hard specie
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vice. There is in all fatal dclusive cingjns
to idols Of io,efnown destruction an idle
head is said to be the " old gentlemans work
| shop" He is seldom out Of it one would
think, nor fails 10 pay The lease promptly. -
To such a belief one would arrive by motto
| ing the o!itct of a southern climate: or
western sol" Loafers are not lacked for. -
The body cannot enjoy health nor the mind
| consdcrate judgement when hampcred and
vilattd by lazlmess TINS leads US to think
Of the Physical injury growing out ola fertile
land wealth, fashion, luxury, excess,
debauchery dcgcneracy. How often has it
been sad if The Revolution was to be fought
from whence would come the army to endure
the privailuns Of such canpa ign?
The pa,riot has pointed To the west TO
the mountains, 70 TIE rural districts. -
BIT the railroads and wires have dispensed
" it'll altitude and latitude: and even made
an effort to oblitcrate longitude No one
would be so qnixolic as to expect the d.cripit
old young man of our dcpots If dissipation to
bear the brent If such times as the old
soldiers Witnessed at Valley Forge. Our
modern hoprfuls would scarcely be fl to make
" chowder in such camp.
remember the child who told me her ma
sophisticated Little gN--why not. How
shameful TO inquire? "ller ma was afraid
she would pick her finger | have met in
The same yclnity grown women unable to
darn dress or knit stocking, But they
knew how to spend and and never thought an
a, tlcle worth anything unless they paid ten
prices for it. Thinks |, these people are too
great for common people to associate with. :"
mat is to say mean these people were snch
incurahle great FOOLS that no person of COM
mon sense would associate with them.
Away to the west hicd where was
told "a man was man if he qccs ruling to toni I"
But "shucks y! what did | lind The
children Of Adam have followed the sun -"
until there is no West. The East all East
Men grow like they do east, D,varfish not
like their old timed fathers vigorous and
strong, but full 40 al %. The Halls of
fashion are lighted on grounds yet vermilion
with the red mans blood, and Aaron s idol
here as then, are christmas God.
And now this leads us to consider:
What snail be the Political condition of
0ur country twenty years from now when
til" Atlantic and Pacific tide Of Emigration
shall have met and appropriated the plains Z?
1t has been said when man so looses his
senses as to stop on the highway to warm hhI
fingers by a stump Of COX fire; and real |
thought he did SO it would he useless to u |
to convince such an one Of his folly. ando |
when we have as q nation of people lost ar
common sense anl taken up with all manor
of devices, what right have we to eXnt
different fate from that Of those impotcnt nds
in mouderng ruin whose ersigns once we're
respected wherever they Were seen.
Why not anticipate that when tddrn
humanity shall not find an exile HON ilom
cursed et'quctte-the spirit refusing toFook
dis,laln, under the high strung tra'ngs of
Liberty: shall by its rufllud di>corali out
some couquering William or ahsolu from
well to make the rcsoluie will suceno. ,,
7EOLD.
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PORT DEPOSIT.
OASH D~A V"~H
s1z9 JAMES WILSON,
TW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
3lA PURE md GENUINE
Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, SC.


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MEDICINES, CHrMcALs, DYE WOODS AND Dye
STurFs, CAHPHENE AND BuRNIHG FLUID. OTIS,
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Confectious. Hlackrys do Patent Wheel Grease,
Ham pton's Vegetable IinctIre, Syrdp Phosphate
Supporters Trlsses, &c. 90. variety Of Gar
den md Flower Seeds, together with all the
Most Reliable Patent Medclnes Of the day.
In fact full and complete assortment of every
thing that belongs to the Drug and Paint business
constantly on hand or procured on short notice.
From our long experience and the great faci!-
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inducements to those who are using any thing In
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w Phys ioi4ns' Prescriptions carefully COM
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June |, lS59-ly,
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TRops IN EUROPE. - The Mas' s Lane
Ext, reviewing the breadsiuff.market
sa rre is promise Of large cropn Spain;
in lnd, also, the prospects are W good;
in Iand and France there was ely indi-
capf fine harvest and at Berl, Prus-
81. 4 eat, barley and peas werofering
oh Ir. in consequence Of the pmlslng
of the growing crops.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09
SnERIFF'S SALE,

D9 virtue Of two writs OF Fieri Facias,
ID issued by John Owens, Esq, one of the
Justic'' &the Peace ofthe State Of Maryland,
in az, - Cecil county, at the suits of Ben
jamin G. Peace, against the goods and chat
Ties, lands and teuements of Dennis Dwyer,
to NE directed, | have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate, at law and in equity, Of the sad
Dennis Dwycr, in and to all the following
Property: All that
Lot, Piece or Parcel Of Ground,
with the improvements there on, whereon the
said Dennis Dryer now resides, in the
town Of Elkton, designated on Collins Plot
as lot No. %, fronting on Collins Avenue 90
feet. The improvements are new Frame
Dwelling &c.
No 2. Half Of the Lot dcsianatcd on said
Collins Plot as lot No. %, adjoining lot No.
%, fronting on Collins Avenue 10 feet
Both lots conveyed to the said Dennis Dwyer
by Jacob Collins and wife, by deeds duly
acknowledged and recorded among the
Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
AlsO.--l BUGGY Wagon;
and hereby give notice, that on
Saturday, the 25ib day of jug, 1859,
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, IN ELKroE,
| will offer for sale said property, so seized
to the highest bidder for Cash, to satisfy
said writs and costs.
U-5-Salc to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
July 2, lS59--ts. Sheriff.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-09

GANG IN BREADsTuFFs. = The Mia
waukVisconsn) Sentinel says that some
idea ,he formed Of the extent to which
wheanbling is carried on when it is
knovat for some weeks past he reported
sales. generally ranged from 10000 to
so ,Onshels each day, while ID receipts
seldecceded Is 600 bushels; Some Of
the st operators never in really own a
ousr wheat.