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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20

must be set aside or strangled and
as pretext fer treating Potter mean they
harp upon the Senatorial and excessive
population" hubbubs.
The claim put forward in regard to Mr.
Bod:ne, is simply falsehood, aud every
one of those six confelees kne,o they were
asserting to a positive falsehood when
they passed those resolutions. "The
leading Republicans of Potter county
no are SAID to have conceded the right
of Tioga to both mombers at this election,
emphaiically deny the assertion. The
editor of the Agitator, who was one OF
the six conferees, was aware that the as
sertioa Of that concession was falsehood /;
but the game of Emery & Co. was des-
perate, and almost any sacrifice of truth
must be made to effect Cancellation OF
the guerrillas.
But as the Tioga men have undertaken
to arrange the legislative question to suit
themselves, and as we Of Potter are pow
erless to couuteract their work except by
degrading ourselves to the level Of mean
ness to which they have so rashly descend
ed, we see no other course but submission
by inaction. The time may come when
the Republican leaders of Tioga will re-
gret the course they have pursued In this
matter. The voice Of Potter Will vet be
needed by them in CONFERENCE.-THE we
hardly believe that our people and their
representatives will be willing to labor
for the Interests of those who have repaid
the sixty successive votes accorded to Mr.
Wilson in tie Senatorial conference last
year, by trampling upon their rights this
year If Messrs. Strang aud Elliott are
satisfied with their positions, they are
welcome to all the pleasure they can real
ize from representing the auti-Republican
and ungenerous principle inaugurated by
the convention that nominated them.
They will discover before they are through
that might is not always right; nor is it
always stroug to do the bidding Of these
who make use of it to ride into Office.
They will yet discover that there is Pot
ter county.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
,rhe NIain Onesffnn

Was put last Monday, down East" The
response, with all sagacious minds, settles
the Presidential Question in favor Of Lin
coin aud Hamln.
The State Of Maine has in it larger
proportion Of Federal office holders than
any other in the Union The Democrats
there seemed perfectly united upon ONE
keen, shreWd. popular man for Governor,
(Mr. Smart0 They also got up-by the
a:d of men ana money from New York
a Constitutional Union Conservative Bell
man for Governor, to divide the Opposi
tion vote. Douglas stumped Maine more
than any other State. They felt sure Of
gaining two Congressman, and some coun
ties, if cot Legislature and Governor
The result is that WAsHBURN, (Rep J
is elected Governor by an increased party
majority Of thousands the q BelP dupe
has but few hundred votes; the counties
have elected Republican, officers, almost
exclusively; the Senate is wholly and the
House overwhelmingly Republican, while
ALL the Republican candidates for Con
gress are elected, as follows:
1st district--J. NJ Goodwin; 2d-C
w. Walton; 2d-S, G. Fessenden; 4th
o. P. Merrill 5th-J. II Rice; 9th
+. A. Pike.
VERMONT gives FAIRBANKS (Rep J
over two to one, or $4,000 majority, over
SAKE douglas, in Douglas native State, J
while the Breekinridge candidate has bu;
about 1000 votes. The three Republican
candidates for Congress, and allthe State
Senators, arc chosen, while the Assembly
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
Maine EIeclIou.

PORTLAND, Sept II, 1860 Two hun
dred and thirteen towns give Washburn.
Republican, 1917 Smart, Democrat,
ao,026 Barnes, Wing, l,240, against
IN the same towns last year, Morrill,, Re,
publican, 80 $50 Smith, Democrat, 30,-
JlI. The Republican majority is II
SSl, against 8,8l6 last year. Inran in
creased yo OF 1869 there is Repub-
lcan nett gain of 3,065. The aggregate
vote of the State viii reach 10000,
about 10000 more than last year The
returns confirm in every respect, our last
nights estimate. All the Republican
Members of Congress are elected. The
Republicans are celebrating their victo-
ry IN this city by torchlight procession,
illumination, &c.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20

said to our citizen, g You have a fne rep
resentasive from your district-in fact.
sir, your St4te and your party may well
be proud of him. | admire him because
he Is honest IN has uielcs, and firm an has
opinions He is man who esfeems prn-
ciple above party, and ! am proud of his
personal friendship" This district may
well be proud of such representative,
and the people of the district will endorse
the opinion OF Com. Shubrick on the 9th
of October. Every Republican in the
district, however, will be needed TO make
sure of his reelection, as the Democratic
State ticket last year had 372 majority
on vote small The necessity of full
vote will readily be seen.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
Douglas Opposed TO Fusion.

The Little Gian." is determined to
make gallant fight of it, and he is de-
termined that he will run on his own hook
On Saturday last he addressed meeting
in the city Of Reading, in which he used
this language:
"How, then shall we maintain our prin-
ciple? Only by adhering firmly to regu-
lar nominations aud putting down all Sc
cedels and bolterS. (Great enthusiasm
Whenever you make terms and com prom.
ise with boilers, you hold CIT bounty
for every faithlcss man to bolt in the fu
ture. CHEERS For one, | can never
fuse, (voices-'NeverO and never will
fuse with any man who tells me that the
Democratic creed is contrary to reason
and The Constitution.
If Breckenridge men have any grit they
must feel the unenviable position they oc-
cupy in trying to effect " fusion" when
Mr.. Douglas not only spurns them with
scorn and Insult, but swears ne "never
will fuse" on any terms.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
Hon. John Hickman.

On the evening of the day OF the grand
Republican demons ration at Westches-
ter, Pa. the Wide Awakes serenaded
Hon. John Hickman. at the conclusion
of national air, Mr. Hickman addressed
the multitude as follows
FELLOW CITIzENs:-I hare advocated
to-day the election of Abraham Lincoln to
the office CT the Presidency l have not
done this hastily, but after mature con.
sideration. Pile is the only man who ia
vores the pleasures which [ conceive to
be eedlcatCd to the highest patriotism and
most sagaciuus policy. Our country, its
interests, its progress, its development,
its perpetuity-all depend upon keeping
the evils Of slavery out Of the Territories
now free. Shall the broad public domain
soon to become settled and populous, and
invested with the sovereignty of State
rights, be the home of the degraded black
or the abode of free-sinewed white labor
ers In this contest we have enlisted
upon one side the people of the South
aud some interested partisans at the
North, on the other, the intelligence and
might of the North, and thousands of hop
ing but silent partisans in the South
Our sympathies for freemen are in har-
mony with our love for the Union. The
Union is imperishable Il cannot be dis
solved SO long as tha people make known
their will, by Constitution and law Who
shall gainsay the right ofthe 100000
of the North to place in Office men pledg-
ed to any principle, not derogatory to the
good of the whole people. We legislate
for the good Of the laborer, and will give
him home where his labor shall be an
honor, and where wages shall clink in the
place of shackies.
Congratulating you, my fellow citizens,
upon the promise before you, and thank
ing you for the honor you have conferred
upon me, bid you good night Had l
the room, | should be glad to invite you
into my Ecuse but a hundred Louses
would not accommodate you. Nine cheers
for John Hickman
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20

The Republca. meeting last Tues
day afternoon and evening was complete
success, notwithstanding the disappoint-
ment with regard to sPeakers- Mr. Lam
don and Mr. Hale both failing to come.
A letter vas received from Mr.. Landon
on Monday evening stating that he could
not come in consequ nee of another en-
gagement.
At four o'clock in the afternoon, how
ever, Court adjourned, when the court
room was at once filled up with people,
and after organizing by appointing Flea
ger Lyman, Esq, President, George Es,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
SpatiaI 1fcfic,s,

EVERY SUMNER the demand ~
ter's Celebrated Stomach Bitter,
1t is found to be the only certain me 'pe'
of bodily strength, during a period f',sSN y
atmosphere is calculated to ipdnca 1aa
of lassitude and indigestion. The
Of Diarrhea and Dysentery, give wsr sI
its potent influence. nnumerable
who are alive and well, must tbant Fq|
coverer of this preparation that tbs, I'
been swept away in the harvest az aa'e
The Bitters is recommended by tho w. huaa
sicians in the land This is the ba., ~!
Of its real value, because, as pens,.' y =
they will not speak word in favor - |
tised preparations. They have hsa, "
PEELED to acknowledge the claims Of w
ters upon the community. Sold br sp M .
gists.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
na% We learn that DR.. w. B. Graves

nI We learn that Dr. w. B Graves
of Clara, is making an effor, to run as in.
dependent candidate for Protlionotary
We have--nothing to say against Mr.
Graves of personal nature, except that
we think that he must have very poor
conception of the duties of the ofiice he
desires to be elected to. A man who is
scarcely able to get about by reason of a
pulmonary disease, cannot live and per-
form the duties Of that Office six months.
Besides the DIR. has held Office FROM the
Republican party ever since it was or
ganized
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
THEIR REAL. MERITS.

We will sing you ditty, ye wise and yc witty
Who grace now our city, from places afar
And hope that your favor will crown our en-.
deavor-
To please you well ever, kind souls, that 70 \
are.
Our store room of Goods, now, you are all
bound TO see, now,
'Tis what you'll agree, now, is worthy your
pains.
For here You may buY,now, Goods low priced
or high, now,
And each one who'll buy, now great Bargains
obtains.
We have goods of all sorts, and goods that
ere goods,
And Sugar, and Coffee, and Broad Cloths, and
Spice,
And Tobacco, and Boots, and Prints, thataF'
nice,
With the finest of Queensware, and strongest
of Sheeting,
At prices with which there is no competing
We have caps of all kinds, the great and tho
small kind,
With Ribbons and Laces, the richest and best
We have Wallets fol money-has fortune
proved sunny
And showed it on ye? We hope you are then
blest.
We have Indigo, Nutmegs, and Glassware
and Rice,
With Vinegar, Matches, and traps to catcn
mice;
IN short, we have all that man or woman can
put
On the crown of the head, or the sole OF the
foot,
Or that can be pinned on, or stretched on OF
laid,
Or anywhere on or about them be placed
And all are at prices so wondrously low
That it is needless any place else to CO., 1,
For it is surely the truth, and ought 10 O'
told,
That JONES is the man that can't be under
sold.
So Farmer and Lawyer, Blacksmith and Saw
yer,
We have goods that will suit you just TO !.
We have pants that are fitting for that place
you sit in
Or may chance to get in, or where ever you
Hoops, there is no telling, how many we '''
selling
Which tho girls all say are surprisingly !oN'
And everything else to numerous to me1uon.
With Shawls and nice Capes to draw yOu'
attention. >.
We have now told our story, the programme
before you
Come now, we implore you, and see for you'
selves
And vouch for US duly, that we have SPOKE
truly,
And buy of us fully the goods on our shelves
Coudersport, Sept. y, 1850.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20

R- A careful canvass Of Ulysses
township, during the last few weeks;
shows that Of the democrats in the largest
half of it, there is but one Douglas man,
the rest--a dozen or so-being for Breck-
enridge. 1t is estimated by good judges
that not over fifty votes will be cast for
Douglas IN this county this fall. The
Brecs have the inside track
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
Re-Nomlnalion OF Judge vale.


The Republican Congressional Confer
ence for this District met at Lock Haven
week ago Tuesday and unanimously
nominated the Hon. James 7. Hale for
reelection. This was expected, and is as
it should be The people will have no
reason to regret their choice, having al
ready tested tie official capacity of Mr.
Hale No constituency in the county
can claim more honest or talented rep
resentative than he, and at the same time
less politician. Judge Hale is no po-
litical intriguer, and even the enemies of
Freedom respect him for his honest and
earnest devotion to live Republican prin-
ciples. As an illustration of this we will
give an instance in point A citizen of
this place was at Washington last winter.
and having called at the residence Of
Commodore Shubrick-well known for
his bitter pro-slavery sentimonts-th
conversation naturally turned to the dis
cussion of the Speakership, then at the
zenith Of its interest. The Commodore
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20

LINCoGN's MAJORITY 1sNY
Post estimates by coup,;.'
will De A 900 over Douglas. T. \
mate Kings county is put down
Tor Douglas, and New York o;s
600. The Rural districts ara
to pile up the majorities for fi,s@ Y
Lawrence is put down at 6J0ooS
is noe considered exorbitant'
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
JTrDSON'S NNTTNTAN TIEpD =,

JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERR pu,,
How strange and wonderful it Otter
to us that medicine composed Of
mountain herbs and roots, should 50 n,s
search out and cure disease. How sn,..
that the Indians should know and nre.I"
long and well secret that has esesns;
search Of the greatest physicians tbs :
has ever seeN. True, the ancient ipb,bs]
of Mexico were a strange race, found h.
Sl,aniardS living in large cities, and an.
for their strange customs and religion ., !.
civilized as their conquerers. In the ny
of writer of some celebrity, "Thev n
perished from the earth, their cities ,p
gantic piles of ruins their Kings and ps,I
SO mighty in their life, are forgotten. N
ruins and their medicine alone are left !
united testimony of all intelligent per,o,'
that Judson's Mountain Herb Pills ST,
most successful medicine in the world IN A.,
ing disease. Sold by all Medicine DeaI,s
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20

John Covode in his speech in
Lebanon showed that Henry D. Foster,
the Loco candidate for Governor, was one
of the recipients of the immense sums
from Washington
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1860-09-20
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