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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Harper's Ferry Trials.

CuAaLEsTowN, Va, Feb. 4.-The trial
Of Andrew Stephens, charged with treason,
murder and conspiracy, was concluded to-
day. No new evidence was adduced.
Mr. Harding made the opening speech.
He denounced as fa!sehood and libel,
the assertion Of Brown that he was to re-
ceive aid from the laborng classes at Har-
per's Ferry. He claimed that they were
true to the Constitution and the State of
Virginia and referred to their action In
assisting to 1uell invasion as proof OF their
fidelity. He concluded with an earnest
appeal to the jury to vindicaie the law,
STYLING the prisoner as bloodthiTsty vii
lain aud wretch, and worse, even, than his
master, John Brown.
Mr.. Seunott, for the defence, made an
able and eloquent speech, going into de-
tailed narrative of the rise and progress Of
the Republican party, and closing with an
earnest appeal to the Jury to spare the life
of the prisoner.
The case was submitted to the jury at
four o'clock this (Saturday) afternoon
They retired, aud after fifteen minutes,
absence, returned with verdict of guilty
on all the counts of the indictment.
The prisoner received the verdict With
perfect Indifference, and even appeared to
smile at the announcement.
The same witnesses are to be used
against Hazle,t.
Aaron c. Stephens, just convicted of
completely with John Brown, performed
noble deeds of valor in Kansas, aud on
that account meets sympathy, however
wrongly his mind may have been warped
in attacking Harper's Ferry......Litt!e is
known of the alleged Hazlitt, now under
trial rumor prevails that young
| Coppic, who escaped, has been arrested in
Iowa. But is no; Virginia yet satisfied
with blood? Would it not be policy
would it not best comport with the digni-
ty of great State-to pardon the re-
mainder of that erring party? Justice is
satis6ed-the dear lesson has been taught
in characters of awful import-let Mercy
close the tragedy by an act of clemency
that will work more peace than further
! extreme and relentless penalties, which
may arouse a desire Of revenge Hy- For
it must and will BE- remembered that not
one ofhe Pro Siarery iaedders and mur.
ders in Kansas has eeer been punished. sd
Joshua r. Giddings, Dr. Howe of Bos.
ton, Plumb of Oberlin, and others have
testified before the Sepats's Uarper Ferry
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Correspondence Of the Star & Chronicle.
New YORK, Feb. 1. 1850.

We had yesterday, en- Elm street, an
other of those fearful events which are in
cideut to cur manner of living. A ,enc-
ment house, built for twenty-five families,
caught FIRE in the lower story, at the foo,
Of the stair case, and became the sepulchre
Of about twenty victims. AS the flames
rose frcm storey to storey, they drove the
doomed inmates before them until they
looked down from the roof at the height
o! four storcys above the ncighboring hou-
ses. No ladder could reach them-no de-
liverancc could come up the sreir-way--,o
leap down was certain destruction. Up
rose the flames in their furious carnival
out Cusbcd the smoke in its black winding
shec;-till the great roof went down with
a crash, carrying lis human load, with
shrek and vail, in the presence of the
ag5uized crowd below. No ore can tell
how many broken skeletons lie under ;hn.
fery heap, for families here (thOugh under
the same roof arc often strangers to each
other II is but another human immola-
ton on the altar of the great Dollar
When capitalists can get fifty per cent. from
ricketiy six-storey tenant houses, and
brown-stone fronts yield only fifteen, why
should the sacrifice of few poor lives &C
casioually be allowed to check their rev.
enue? 1t will all be forgotten in a week,
and more houses jus. Ike this will be put
up in the Spring.
Rev. Jerome b. Morse, formerly of Lew
isburg University has just sailed for Cali
fornia via Cape Horn, for the benefit Of
his heath. J..
[TLe same morning Friday last, the
boiler of hat Factory, in Brooklyn city,
exploded, killing six, and badly ipjuring
l6 or more persons.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

sound Doctrine,


BellelOnie DemOcraf, says;
1t won't do gentlemen. You must not al
tempt to coerce the will Of the people-ihey
are 10 this country the source OF all power
PartIZan ambition and personal assrand!ze'
ment must bow before the majesty o: the
people. Cease, gentlemen, your
attempt to manufacture public sentiment: ii
is as vain as il Is foolish
Very good. The same paper has this ex.
tensivc boast:
THE Bellefonte Bar is coming out. Linn
on the bench; Hale, in Congress-; Curtin,
Governor and Mitchell, State Reporter. Hur-
IA AMI we some =
At a large and spirited County Meeting. in
Beie:onle, on the 25,h ut., after good speech
es by Co.'s Brown and Curtin, the Democrat
says
"Co.. Brown moved that as many of our
cifiztas as possible attend Harrisburg, on The
22i February, 10 urge III. aOmina'i0n OF Col.
Curtin, "Centre corn,y's .avori,e SON. for
the Office OF Governor
And TIE Bellcfontc Press, speaking Of the
same candidate, says:
"Should The Convention, which meets on
the 2cd of February next, fail 10 nominate
him, IL triH commit q greet error"
This is the same Centre County whose Con-
ferees, at "illiamsport, under instructions
from their County Committee voted, virtually,
to give Union county no Delegate in the State
Convention, and allow Lycoming t,co!
1t strikes US that this-aud the attempt TO
influence the Convention al Harrisburg by an
outside Pressure-are surely " attempts to
manufacture public sentiment'-" 10 coerce
the will of the people" If one can dida,e has
lobby force, all may have, and much confu-
sion ma arise. Boasts, and hurras, and en-
thusiasm," do not I'll the ballot boxes. We
say, f.t the Delegates meet, as quietly as a
Jury would, calmly consult each other and
act for the general welfare, unbiased and free
from extraneors and improper influences.
In 1917, after the victory Of 1916, the
friends Of Gen. InvIS thought nomination
was equivalent to an election. The General
was all excellent, tried, popular man, and had
warm friends, who-as many thought-used
ndue means 10 sec ure his nomination. Their
over-anxIety, though well designed, injured
him IN more than one section. In all friend
liness, We canton Col. Curlin's neighhorS TO
heed the advice contained IN the first extract
(above) from their own able and earnest Dem
Orrai.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
FOR RENT.

VNHE HALF HOUSE and LOT on South
Second Street, Lewisburg, near the Col
lege Grounds,n ow occupied by Capt. Fisher.
The house is Of brick, has large rooms. and
kitchen on the lower floor, and on the lot
Cistern, Well of Water. Barn, &c. Posses
sion given the lst of April. Apply on the
premises TO Mrs. MARIA G.. VINCENT.
Jan. IA, 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
BRICK FOUNDRY FOR SALE.

IT, The subscriber oilers 10 ScIl The
SH5~ seae arge Brick Foundry at the west
=. ~ End Of Market street, inclu 'iuG
tag-s..t 80 the Warerocm, Office, and the
Machinery attached-aso large amount Of
Patterns for Patent Rights for Agricultural
Machinery, Stoves, &c. 1t Is regarded as one
OF the best locations for good, sale business.
The ProPrieior's time Is wholly engroSsed in
another employm ent, which IS The reason he
desires to dispose Of This Foundry. Fer any
further particulars, address
WILLIAM FRiCK, LewiSburg.
Feb. 1853 Union Go. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

y Office IS hereby given that Letters
y T,>iamentary cn the estate Of Hannah
Jordan. lare Of Swatara township, Dauphin
deceased. have been granted by the
Register of DauThlncoun'y TO the subscriber.
All persons .uisb,rd to said estate w!ii make
immeiiate payment; and those having claims
v,il present them properly authenticated ior
settlement. JAMES &. MCit 8E,
Icvt>hurr. Dec -. IS-g1 Executor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
House and Building Lot,

ON South Front street, FOR SALE. The
" House is two-siorey Frame, on hal.
lot with Stable, and other oulbulldings, and
some Fruit. An unimprovsd half lot adjoins.
Will be sold together, or separately. to suit
purchasers. JOSEPH REED.
Lcwisburc, PC. a. 1879. pd7v
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Aanl,nisirafcr'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters
~ of Administration on the Estate Of
JOSEPH kLECKNER, late of Hartley town
ship Union county, dec d, have been granted to
the undersigned blythe Register OF Union coun-
iy IN due form of Jaw therefore all persons in
debted to said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having any just
claims are also requested 10 present them le-
gally authenticated for settlement.
WILLIAM FEES. Admr.
Hartley Tr, Union Co, Jan. 30 1860.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

Mr.. Hayes read iu place a supplement
to the General Banking Law. Mr.. Cor
don, supplementary act enabling judges
of the Supreme Court TO hold Circuit
! Courts.
More tiukering with the Militia Law is
I threatened.
! Mr.. Wageuseller writes that the repor-
ted bill in place for the SelinsgrOve d
Philad. Railroad is not read petitions
have been received, bpt desire to perfect
a bill to accommodate Union as well as
Snyder, keeps it back.
The bill of Mr.. WageDseller TO reduce
the legal weight Of clo.erseed 90 the same
rate, we believe as New York and other
States passed the Iouse--also bill e1-
tending the law requiring OScrseers and
/ Supervisors to give security.
A short session seems reasonable and
our Members will 60 for it.
J. Ii. Wheeler, who attempted to pas,
through Pennsylvania With three slaves,
in 1865, By which act they became .cree,
has pcritioned to the Legislature, 70. the
value of his cha'tels, laying it at heavy
sum. We hope our Legs q or, will not atul-
tify themselves by giving the aTpealany con
sideration whatever He knew the laws
of the State in regard to Slavery, and
therefore ought to abide the consequences
Of their Infringement.
1t is stated that Pres. Buchanan now
desires the nomination Of John l.. Dawson
for Governor of Penn'a.
The Germantown Telegraph Qndepen.
denD says the Democrats of Pennsylvania
can not do more sen,ible thing than to
nominate Gov Packer for reelection.
George ". Boyd is appointed Superin-
tendent of Public Grounds, Harrisburg,
in place of C. c. Mullen, ,Rho he'd the
station seven or eight years.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
aW- Letter writer's state that a g
nA- Another attempt was made, on SAT

rR- Another attempt was made, on Sat
urday evening last, by few old fogeys in
Philadelphia, to form a good, pure, holy,
unseifish, proper, correct, mild, strong,
conservative, overwhoImning, Spontaneous
combustion, unconstitutional L MON party"
Any number of letters from decayed gen.
tlemen and rising politicians were read,
strongly urging "union," denouncing "fa-
naticism," and hoping the Republican and
Democratic parties would just "disso!ve," !"
and let this new party "save the Union"
and have all the spoils! The crowd
seemed to enjoy the fun, and the second
effort was as abortive as the first. (The
"Cowboys" do not make a good show as
yet, but will doubtless be on hand, soon,
as they we're in the dark days of the Rev.
o.ution-ready to wor.; for or to plunder
each side, just as they can make the most
money! The movement is got up by the
Democrats really.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

80 To all Lovers O! Good Fruit. the subs
- criberS would say that he j. prepared 10
Graft trees with The best stan lard varieties in
the mos, approved manner. Cherries mu>i lie
grated Sran-Piu,n> in March-ipplr>,Pc
ami GrapeS until Summer. Orders may be
left at Caldwe.l'S Drug Store. or al my house
on the Riyer,Road Il mile below Lewi~hurg
Jan II, 1850 J. NlNGERI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
Special Notice,

IVAN Collectors and Tax Payers Of Union
county will bear IN mind that we are
much IN need of funds 10 meet current eXpen-
se>. and hope that by February Court they
will make strong effort TO supply all exhaus-
ted Treasury.
ROBERT II. LAIRD, Treasurer.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

s9~Prcs. Buchanan's peculiar friends
are fast getting into intimate relations
with him. There is Simon Cameron II
the Senate-the first shot against him
from Pcnn'a. Then, TaaReus Serens is
his immediate representative in the House
Next; John ". F6ray is Clerk of the
House, who-with Joha Sherman, Chair
man of the leading committee of the pop
ular branch of Congress-has almost daily
intercourse with the President. through
his Private Secretary Happy old Buck.
surely :his last are his best days. See
his early bosom conf iants c'usterabout HIM.
when shall We three meet aEaini'
rsa-Atout 1915 or '46, Henry Clay
was so embarrassed in his finances that be
had to mortgage Ashland. The fact be-
came known, when one day stranger en-
tered the Bank, in Lexington, where
Clay's Indebtedness was concentrated,
placed Sj0,C00 to Clay's credit, and de-
parted as be came. Clay, calling few
days after to ask an extension, was sur
prised to fad his debts all wiped Out-and
burst into tears That stranger was Gov.
Wm. Pennington, just elected Speaker
II. r., who was the agent Of Gays friends
in the timely aud delicate transaction that
left his cherished home, free.
"CAuGnT A TARTAR The lnvestiga-
ting Committee (at Washington on the
John Brown scheme, are only proving the
Republicans, individually and as party,
are no way accountable for that act, which
was the sole conception and act Of man
infatuated, aud independent Of all parties.
The witnesses further prove that tor two
wears pas, the Republican leaders had re-
fused to aid him in many of ais antl-slave-
ry schemes, and had taken away from him
arms they feared he would misuse. His
wonderful magnetic power, and his secre-
cy, they could not deprive him of, and he
pushed on to the eud.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
NOTICE.

UNHE subscriber having bought all the
Tools, Stove and Furniture belonging tu
the Tin Shop formerly owned by me and re-
Gently and now used by JonN ". Wr>sKIL,Jr.,
and having loaned sa,d Wensell tools, stove
and furniture aforesaid, during my pleasure,
does hereby give notice that said property Is
nv own, and has been loaned as above. and
all persons are hereby forbidden interfering
with the same as It is wholly mine.
DANIEL SCHRACk.
Leuisburg. Dec. -, 1889.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

Senator, in place Of Mr.. Pugh, to take his
seat on the 4th of March, 1861. Mr..
Chase was elected on the first ballot. The
vote stood, for Mr.. Chase, (Rep.) IS;
Mr.. Pugh, Dem. 81; Mr.. Corwin (Rep.)5.
The Emperor Napoleon has issued an
opinion in favor of progressive Free
Trade" as a means Of advancing the in
terests of France, and proposes a gradual
reduction of certain imports. England
seems pleased with the proposition. What
it all means, the future only can reveal
Both nations work for self-interest.
Five more peaceable and harmless fam
lies have been expelled from Kentucky,
fer holding anti-slavery sentiments, no act
being alleged against them.
While the people Of Ohio were feasting
the Legislature Of Kentucky, the people of
the latter State were driving peaceable
men from her soil into Ohio.
Virginia does not agree to South Caro-
lina's call for "Southern Convention" "
She remembers Hartford.
Horace Greeley, writing from the North
Western States, is incliued to believe that
Douglas will be nominated at Charleston.
No other Democrat can make show in
that region.
SEvERE.-A Mexican sheep drover lost
over 1000 head of sheep, in one night,
during the recent cod weather in Texas.
CHARLESTON, Is. c. Feb. "a train
on the South Carolina Railroad, while
running from Augusta to Charleston, on
Tuesday last, caught fire, and six cars and
l,260 bales of cotton we're destroyed.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-The Governor
has pardoned Francis Mitchell, porter OF
the steamer Mason, who was sentenced to
be hung for aiding in the escape Of
slave.
MOURNING OVER THE REsULT.-The
Richmond Inquirer comes with its col
umns in mourning, on account Of the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Pennington, aud speaks o
that event as a national calamity.
James Stephens, convicted of poison
ing his wife, was hung in New Io'l
city, Friday last, protesting bis innocence
to the eId.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

MARYLASD-The Legislature having
received the communication of South Car
olina for a Southern Convention, it was
denounced as reasonable, aud only two
members ever apolcgized for it. Gov
Hicks replied in letter stating that Mary
land could see no relief from loss or injury
by the establishment on her borders of a
foreign asylum for fugitive slaves.
A bill to meet the Post Office dues,
passed the House, and will become law
as it can safely and properly be carried
through the FORMS
RICHMOND, Feb. 4.-The Legislature
OF Virginia have passed bill declaring an
amnesty to all persons who were engaged
in duels previous to January 10th.
CLARKsvIILE, Tenn, Feb. 4-The
Branch BaLk Of Tennessee, located at this
place, was robbed on Thursday night, Of
$4,000, mostly in gold coin.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

Stevens, from Washington Territory, stlii
insists upon his extreme northern route.
No bill for a railroad to the Pacific can
pass without the provision that the iron
used for the rails aud other purposes con
nected Herewith shall be OF American
product aud manufacture.
The Presidents veto Of the bill OF the
last Congress, appropriating SoO,ooU Tor
the improvement of the St. Clair Flats,
contains u suggestion. Let Michigan ald
other States, with the assent OF Congress,
impose tonnage duties on vessels &c, and
create fund for the improvement OF the
navigation of their waters.
MIR. killinger House) gave notice OF a
bill to locate and establish . Ni'ionai
F uudry in Pennsy lvauia.
The Senate on Thursday last, re-consld
cred its former action, the rejection oil
Francis J. Grund, to the Consulsbip at
Hayre-and confirmed his appointment
This Gruud is notorious HessIan;
reckless, corruIt and uuprlncipled P 'll'l-
cal krave; aud his appointment TO con-
sp;clous ard imporan position Is the
representative Of our National Govern
ment in a foreign country, is an insult to
the Democratic party, and a disgrace to
the misunderstanding StntiHei, iDem.)
Senator Mason Of Virginia, in bis place
in the Senate, gave his opinion of the Ia
boring man as follows: "Make the labor
ing man the slave of one, instead of the So
cetv, and We would be better off, Two
hundred years of liberty have made white
laborers a pauper banditil, Free society
has failed, and that which is not tree must
soon be substituted
The Demoerats-especially the South
erners-in Congress appear inclined to
keep out Kansas on any flmsy prcsence,
and oppose the formation of any new Ter
ritories.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10

1gGov. Milton s. Latham is elected
U. S. Senator from California, in place of
BrodeTick-which counts gain of two for
Slavery. Mr.. powney now becomes Gov
ernor, and Mr., Quin, Lieutenant Gov, of
California. The ship Nor,herner, bound
for Oregon, was wrecked, and 33 lives
lost. The slavery scheme for new State
out of the south part of California, is
pushed, but will require the assent of
Congress to perfect!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
FOR R < N T,

1.-TWO DWELLING HOUSES on Water
street-one new occupied by David
Herr, and the other by Thomas Waters. In
quire of NM. HAlE rs, VI. ID.
Lewisburg, Ian. 90, 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-10
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