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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

! Pr,sid,rt-JoRS CABEL BErt kISEID'E of Kentucky.
Itct fFtsid>st-JosEPa LAM, Of Oregon.
(. A "Platform COMMITTEE" consisting oi
one member from each State, was appoint
ed. This Committee, after refusing to re
port the Cincinnati Platform" without
alteration, presented the following, by q
majority of Il to l6:
Resolved, That the platform adopted
at Cincinnati be affirmed, with the follow
ing resolutions:
| That the Democracy of the United
States hold these cardinal principles on
the subject Of Slavery in the Territories
First, that Congress has no p0icer 10 dJol-
ash Slarery an bae Territories; second, that
the Territorial legislature has no polrer
to ototih siaUery an any IaritoIy, nor to
prohibit the Introduction Of slaves therein,
nor any power to exclude slavery there
from, nor any power TO destroy or impair
the righ, of property in slaves By any leg
islation whatever
Resolved, That the enactments Of State
Legislatures to defeat the faithful execu-
ton Of the Fugitive Slave Law are hostile
in character, subversive Of the Constitu-
ton, and revolutionary in their effect.
Resolved, That it is the duty Of the
Federal Government to protect, when ne
cessary, the rights Of person and property
on the high seas, in the Territories, or
wherever else It's constitutional authority
extends.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of the
nation recognize it as the imperative duty
Of this Government to protect the natural
lied citizen in all his rights, whether at
home or in foreign lands, to the same e1
tent as its native-born citizens.
Resolved, That the National Democracy
earnestly recommend the acquisition Of
the Island Of Cuba at the earliest prac;ica-
bic period.
Whereas, That one Of the grestest ne
cessities Of the age, in a political, CONNER
cial, postal and military point of view, is
a speedy communication between the Pa
cifc and Atlantic coasts therefore be it
Resolved, That the National Demoera-
tic party DO hereby pledge themselves to
use every means in their power to secure
the passage Of some bill for the cons;ruc-
tion of Pacific Railroad, from the Mis-
sissippi River to the Pacific Ocean, at the
earliest practicable moment.
This platform, presented by Mr.. Avery,
Of North Carolina, was voted for in the
Committee by the delegates from the Is
Slaveholding States, and by those from
Oregon and California.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

SURE ENOUGH A visitor in our town,
recently, said be had, on Sunday, observ.
ed the ladies attending church, and was
ssionished at the manner in which they
used their finest silk and other dresses to
sweep up the cigar-stuups, guilds, &c,
along the pavemen's-a filthy and waste
tal habit, bat be wondered they were SO
mad With fashion as TO follow it, and that
Editors did not Lash, argue, or shame them
into the use of plain and modest fabrics
for garments, and to keep them neat and
decent. Such extravagauce and was,eful-
ness be thought wicked, and that it must
result in many bankruptcies.
As be concluded bis very just and per.
hnent criticism, be elected disgusting
eheF Of tobacco from his fetid mouth, 10
sghi and in danger Of being stepped upon.
hs was asked if the use Of tobacco-when
'a'ked at sensibly and calmly-was not as
s'cked, as wasteful, as wanton, as offen-
I'VE, and as ruinous, as the ladies making
anop of their dne clothes. He "confess.
ed the maize"
We remarked that we had tried our pa
per batteries at both set,s of sinners, with
about equal effect on each. and tba, We
despaired os anything bu, f FashiOD's s over
coming Fashion.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
BT GIo1sE y. EuSsAr.

When the boholink mi<r.te- to the south, he
in-inz. changes bis pi1E.lg-, And II know - tbs
irI u May !Hnl
When ! an in the sunny South,
dare not sing ny mellow strains;
song o. freedom from ny mouth
wood drown amid the din Of chains;
So ! ;hink-on-think ou-;hinkou,
UEtil nv visit there Is spent.
Nos Ale Observation-Disclosures
!. to be our President
So, IN the clover meadows here.
spread with joy nv hspFy wing.
And long before another year
In tie fair Southland can sing:
Now T.. driBkou-drinkon
From the so:i eo~er-eup. SLED With dsv,
Cousin Observation-Disclosures
Here are nj best respects 20 you.
May eTery one who feels and thinks
The tine 0f triumph is al hani,
Repeat the song Of bobolinks,
Nov ringing through our happy land,
floag Observation-Disclosures
Pals, notWithstarding nv sweet strains
shall get. I'm "think-in'--think-in,"
A cat Of feathers for ny pains.
! can be chief musician here:
only = reed or rice bird there;
hush my notes for half the year,
AMI change the Plumase that wear.
In bright fields blinkon-bIink-on;
Nov an not q Plune1 poltroon,
Il. vote foE homes; cousin Lincoln,
t. tak= the Presidential throne.
They have no bsrls nor bobolipks
To sing for Liberty divine
II the tair land where Slavery elinks
Her chains across The border line.
They viii cliukon-elink-on-elink
Jntil the Union breaks in twsin,
Unless votes for Lineoln-Lineoln,
FGIl Ike storms Of summer rain
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

sATbe q. S. District Court, held re.
Gently, in Williamsport, spent about three
days in business, then adjourned to NEE,
Monday, 10th Sept. next. We have been
Informed that the Jurors-summoped,
soue Of them, hundreds of miles-were
III Democrats. What would be thought
" the County Commissioners, who would
PACE the Jury box BY selecting men of one
party only! Yet this is just what ode
noeracy' is doing in this National
''0ft' generally, if not always, at heavy
apense, to Uncle Samuel, for q summer
t,ulic.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

1, is satisfactory to the Second Advent
people to know that.J.V. Hines, the lea
der Of the American flock, has made an
agreemen. with DR.. Cumming, whereby
the end of all things. including the world,
is to take place in 1867. So long IS these
two lights were q. variance concerning the
time Of the catastrophe, Of course nothing
could be done.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
To This, BOTH Parties ogres.
They unite on the following Plank Cincinnati Platform

Resolved That there questions connected with the foreign policy OF this
which inferior questions wha'ever The time has
and of PRO
GRESSvE FREE world and by solemn to
influence the successful example CHI AZ
appears between the actonr both
sustain the Scott decision and FREE TRADE Neither
Protective Tariff neither Of them for the Homestead Law and
admitting Kansas Both Of them for more Slave
power by the acquisition OF Cuba
approve submit the SyeCode by the supreme
the aboveuoed Opinion. VoTE THEM DOWN TOGETHER!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

A SAGE REMARK.-Judge Mcclure, Of
Pittsburg, in charging jury in Sunday
liquor case, spoke of whiskey shops and
said, if these furnaces were kept in full
blast for six days in the week, they should
be allowed to rest upon Sunday, and give
their stomachs chance to take in little
cold water aud cool of their timbers for
Monday.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
Chr Star anb Cbroniflr.
Which are Sectional" Parties?
MONDAY. JULY ,, 1850.

The Republican candidates we're nomi-
mated by full Conventions from q States,
representatives from other States, ? Ter
ritories and l Dis,rict-27 in all.
The Northern Democrats had only 8
full State Delegations, and 10 others par
tial-24.
The Southern Democrats had 9 States
also in full, and IA others partial-23.
The Constitutional Union had no real
Delegates, sent by primary assemblies Of
the people-it was mostly selfconsti;u-
ted affair, partially representing % States.
The other candidates for President-if
they continue in the feld-will represent
still smaller numbers.
The Republicans, then, both in num-
bers and true nationality Of sentiments,
have the least taint Of "sectionalism"
sbout them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

DAMAGEs.-W. c. Helson, Of Monroe
county, Tennessee, has recovered sll,ooo
from the East Tennessee and Georgia
Railroad, for OBTAINING his wheat IN the
depot until some of it spoiled and until
the price receded, causing him to lose
heavily.
The farmers Of Rocking ham county,
Va, have sent an address to Gov. Leicher,
urging precautionary measures against
"the approaching cattle disease"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
An old man, with q bag in bis hand,

IN UIu u1aDj WIsa OHS 10 HIs "s""5
was picking up number Of pieces Of
whale bone which lay on the street. We
asked the quaint looking gatberer how be
supposed they came there? "Don 1
know" be replied in a squeaking voice.
II 'spect some unfortunate female wss
wrecked hcreabout."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

WHITE SLAvE.-At Lewisburg, Eiryin.
ia, recently, the town was thrown into
some commotion BY the arrival in its
midst Of two men in pursui, Of man who
had been living there for some four years,
married white woman, and was now the
father of two children. The man Was
found, and claimed, by the parties in pur-
suit, as slave. He acknowledged the
charge to be true, and was accordingly tied
and taken away to one of the adjoining
counties, from which, it is said, be made
bis escape. Well might bis arrest create
some excitement, for he had lived amongst
the people as white citizen, eaten, slept,
pariaken of the hospitality extended to
white men, deposited his vote at the ballot
box time and again, and, SO far Is the col
or of his skin was concerned, we presume
would hardly have been taken As one Of
the offspring Of the practical advocates Of
amalgsmation.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

a model return upon a writ was made
Va Deputy Sheriff in Morgan county,
ihdIana, at was saryed the within bu,
Vas 1t With brickba.s By the woman, 50 |
s'alan', sa,7s it."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

In bis personal habits, Lincoln is as
simple as child. He drinks no intoxi-
eating liquors of any sort, not even wine
He does not use tobacco in any shape lie
never uses profane lauguage-nor indu lges
in games Of cbance-nor incurs debts
when he has not the means to pay-and,
at the present time owes no man dollar.
There are few public men, we think, who
can fill this bill Of good qualities.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

figures show her size and capacity:
Length lover III. eighth Of . InileJ $50 feet.
Breadth across the paddle boxes l20
Breadth q deck s.
D,Tth from deck to keel 60 20
Length q principal saloons 40 "
Numt-r O: ircks
Tonnage 2-.s00 tons.
To carry Goals and cargo le,Oo1
Nominal power Of paddle wheels Loo horses.
NumJer Of cylinders of paddle engines,
Diameter Of cylinders - inches
Length Of stroke u It. Sin.
DrAit Q: water tladen) 30 feet.
ni-tf
To carry 1900 passengers, or lcooo soldiers o. sailors
The japanese were to sail direct for
home, in the Niagara, on the 22Sth or 29th
and, we saw it intimated, without being
shown the Great Eastern, inasmuch as it
is a British and Lot an American vessel.
The ship Of course is now the great pop
lar attraction. She is being prepared for
visitors, and it is said will remain for six
weeks, charging for admission a certain
sum not fixed, and probably making more
thereby than if she were in motion.
The Great Eastern was projected as q
transporter Of goods &c. between England
and her possessions in Australia and else
where. But it is now strongly doubted
whether she could carry enough coal for
long voyages, as, with light load, she
consumed 270 tons, s,daily,to make II knots
per hour. If she proves as safe as she
now appears, it is coDjectured she will be
run between London and New York.
The original contemplated cost Of this
"marine insect" was about s., 900, 900
but i, has very far exceeded that sum. Its
income must be immense, to make it ever
"pay," and it will probably be ranked
with the most decided "faney" stocks.
A gentleman from Lewisburg who saw
this uuapproached Mammoth Ship some
time ago, compared i. to a long block of
i've storey buildings. The length will be
better understood when we say that it is
more than twice the length of our Main
University edifce. L. is equal to two Of
the squares on Market street, and would
reach from Weidensaups corner to Hetzeps
or from Frick's corner to Chamber,iu
Bros. 1t is probably larger than Noah's
Ark-would stand fair bout with mo-
derate iceberg-and would be too much
for any recorded whale, sea.serpent, cutie
fish, krakeD, or other monster Of the water
TO master.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

PLucK.-"The politicians threw me-
overheard" said q disappointed Office seez'
er, "but, thank fortune, | have strepg
enough left to swin to the other side.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
,eo The following CAMPAIGN Son, :,

"N f71I7"775 O77P7760 O006 W
copy from the "BoBoLIyK MINSTREL, or
Republican SOngster for 1860" edited BY
CIV Buugay, published by o. Hu.chison,
272 Greenwich ST., New York. Price By
mail. 10 cents. az pages)
The Bobolink's Campaign Song.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06
The Great Eastern" arrived

In we" Oth Guy, on uuIsC2l MoILin
the 2Sth ult., having left Southampton il
Eoglaud on Saturday the 18th, aud run
distance of 3,l6S miles in all, in ii days
The ". y Tribune has a ten column de
scription Of her voyage. John Vine Hal
was her Commander, assisted by 46 off
GERS, engineers, &c, aud $50 firemep, sea
men, walters, aud seryants-say 400 t.
manage her-and only AZ regular passen
gers, including 3 ladies. The regulal
steamships from England we're crowded
but a general fear Of taking the frs, pas
sage on this Leviaihsn of the Seas prevail
ed. Her bes, days performance was 33a
miles, in n nautical hours her best hour
IA. knots; but il is believed she can cross
in OF 9 days, as she had several little
difficulties to contend with in this trial
aud every care was taken TO test every de.
par;ment Of strength and safety rather than
her speed. Once she stood entirely still
in deuse fog, to avoid danger of eucOun-
,ering other ships, and take soundiugs
and on chilling blasts striking her she
went considerably southwark go as to be
away from ieebergs. Altogether, she work
ed admirably in every part, both in Gains
aud in storms, for one very severe storm
was encountered, 10 tie night, when the
only trouble was ir furling the huge sails.
The ship rolled only eight degrees, aud
her stately nod did not disturb a Plate
upon The table; teacups were placed outside
Of the stOrm-rack without danger of slip.
In such storm, a three thousand tons yes
sci would have been pitching sadly; bu;
this huge ark hardly acknowledged the
waves as it rode proudly along, no. making
any one sea sick, althOug gh several on board
had never been a. sea before. Playing at
ten.pns was not interrupted by any motion
Of the ship. Four to eight men usually
managed the steering apparatus, but the
force of ,hirty-two can be made to bear,
and she can be controlled as truly as any
smaller vessel. Her passage up the Bay
to the City was accompanied by hundreds
Of other vessels, rigged with streamers,
&c. as for holiday she was boarded with
intelligent and distinguished visitors, and
received salutes and honOrs of all. sorts.
She moved along "like a whale among
miunows.' Her motions were graduated
so nicely that her PROV but touched the
wharf, leaving only a slight impression on
the ;imbers, as she stopped at the foo. Of
Hammond street, at /, z. NJ, in the sight
Of tens Of thousands of spectators.
1t vas in 1858 that Mr. Brunei decd
planned this ship, which was built BY Scott
Russel, being commenced in May, 1855,
launched in Jan. lS4S, and made her first
trip in Sept. 1859. Her frame is made
of 10000 plates Of iron, representing H.,
600 tons of inert metal, clamped by
100000 rirets. There are two ships,
the outer and inner, two feet aud ten in.
ches apart, divided by twelve separate air.
tight compartments, SO that one portion,
or perhaps both outer and inner shells
might be broken, and yet not endauger the
whole ship. (Our largest ship, Niagara,
looked small BY her side.) The following
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

The Democratic platform has niger
plank, and the Republican platform has a
niger plank. The Conservative Union
platform is the only one with no wool
about it-Louisuilie Journal.
The "Conserva.ive Union" party adop-
ted the Constitution as their platform. 1t
is refreshing to hear, from such high
Southern authority, that there is no "nig-
GER" and no "wool," in the Constitution.
This happily removes all difficulties, and
leaves every "Digger" free to ''manage his
own domestic concerns" (rool included, }
'in bis own way."-Louisriile Courier.
That's "fair hit" at you, Prentice.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

BENJAMIN HARRISON, . grandson of
Pres. Harrison, recently gave an able ad-
dress, at Lawreuceburg. Ind, in favor Of
the Chicago nominees. (Old Benz. Har-
rison, Tips fAther,Was leading Whig and
friend Of Gen. Washington, in '76) The
young Ben spoke of Douglas thus:
"If they want him as their candidats,
let them bring him out, and let the great
assize begin. Let Us summon the Amer.
ican people as party to try him. Let NJ
arraign him Oh these charges: That, when
our country slept in quiet, when peace and
charity and love and brotherly affection
and every kindred grace was found in the
hearts of all cur people, and prosperity
spread over all our borders-when thas
provision Of the Constitution Of the United
States, which says "the citizens Of each
State shall be entitled to ali the privileges
and immunities of citizens in the several
States" was fully guaranteed BY each
State to the other-in time like this be
dug up from the long closed grave the
buried bones of contention aud threw them
among US. He, following bis uuholy lust
for office, made the fair plains of Kansas,
which SO long bad blushed beneath the
crimson of the prairie rose, to blush
deeper red with human gore-made those
virgin plains, which bad SO long drunk in
the dews and rains Of heaven, to open their
pores to drink the more precious draft of
bis brothers blood. This man has set the
States at enmity-has put discord and
strife and dissensiOn and malice and hatred,
where those kiudlier traits once prevailed.
Then let the verdict come, and see if i. be
not "G nilty! guilty Of disturbing his eoun.
try's peace - [Great applause
True for you, Ben. Harrison!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-06

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lac, PresidsHi-JosEFA LAM, Of Oregon.
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