The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-09-20
EDITORIAL RCTlNGS.
EsS~ See new advertisements.

ssa. The population OF Cleasheld borough
is 702.
na. The sleep that knows no wakeing-
evidently not that of q defunet Hiherno-Celt.
sea. The steamship Great Eastern will sail
again for New York On the nth of October.
BeEg- The election in Vermont has resulted
in a glorious and complete Republican tri-
umph.
ESg- Reports from Maine give the joyful
intelligence that the Republicans have carried
that State by II 900 majority.
pea. Villains of the deepest dyc-the row.
dyes who interrupted the Republican meeting
AT uollidaysburg, on the 18th inst.
Gz7g- Notice is directed to the call publish
ed elsewhere for grand Republican Mass
Meeting at Pittsburg on the 27th inst.
psa. The first article under our general
head to-day is from a late number of the
Philadelphia Daily News. It will well repay
perusal.
BE \ seasonable joke.-The Loco-Focos
will be so badly peppered by the People this
fall that they Will Immediately take "ye salt
/ They will then be in a beautiful pickle.
nSA- The great American Antiquary-(aE alias
deliver into the mysteries of the forgotten
/ past-otherwise old fogy and slow coach
that is to say, behind the tines)- old Buck.
asa- Godey's Lady's Book for October is
one of the most magnificent numbers of that
handsome publication that has yet been is
sued The engravings alone are worth a
years subscription to it.
ne2- The principal use of a bachelor is to
/ count one i'll the census.
/ SO says an exchange. Bitters has discov-
| cred that while bachelor counts one in the
! census, married man counts too.
| RsA.A \ terrible marine disaster, involving
the loss of nearly three hundred lives oc-
CURED on Lake Michigan on the ith inst 1t
was occasioncd by the steamer Lady Elgin
being run into and sunk by another steamer.
Bzz5Ha The opposition to the Peoples Party
in some places are organizing campaign clubs
under the title of Fast Asleeps. The name is
very appropriate-they are Fast Asleep now,
and after the election they will be Faster
Asleep than ever.
B5@ The attention of our readers is dircc-
ted to the advertisement in another column Of
the New York Independent. This newspaper
has a splendid array OF contributors to its
columns, and is, all in all, one of the very
best Independent papers published.
Gszg~ Col. archibald M'AIlistcr, of Blair
county, has been nominated for Congress by
the Loco-Foco Conference of this district.
As the Democracy of this district are Just
now in very bad state of repair, they have
determined to try NJ Alister as an all-healing
ointment for their nGmbcrless ills.
seEa- The last Mountaineer advances in good
faith the startling statement that the cleo
ton Of Gen. Foster is now rendered certain.
The editor may very satisfactorily convince
himself that this is so, but he will experience
some difficulty in bringing the mass of his
readers to the same calm concIusion-tor
doubtful things are mighty uncertain.
BEg~ Damphool has just delivered himself
of the following horrible conundrum: What
tory will the Republican party harbor in an
entirely constitutional manner this fall p
Victory, of course.
Damphool says that although the conun-
drum may not be very good, it contains 4 vast
amount of useful truth.
BsAp The Mouutainecr is desirous of being
pointed to that particular locality in the Re
publican Platform where we find that our /
party is favorable to Protection. As we are |
always willing to do one a rlvor-and thereby /
enIighten the ignorant-and satisfy the pune
tilious-we beg leaye'to refer him particular |
ly to the twelfth plank of the aforesaid docu-
ment.
BsIg~ 1t has been lately discovered up in
Canada tha: Garibaldi is of Indian descent
in fact the son Of Iroquois chief named
Garrabaldch.
In view of The savage manner in which he
has used up the Neapolitans. and the amount
Of glory he has covered himself with. we pre
sumo it would be natural for Garibaldi to
take unto himself the aboriginal appcIlation
big Injun me-" Ugh
pEA% Gen. Foster made his first campoion
speech of Importance at PHILADELPHIA ON Mon
day night In attacking the Republican doc
trine OF Congressional intervention for the
prohibition of slavery in the territories he
said Il maintain that Congress has no rigbt
10 interfere in the matter at all" This ex
preston, so evidently Douglasistcal was re-
'eiVed with immense applause by that honor
'bie wing of the Democratic bird.
nssA- The Prince of Wales has signifed his
Intention of being at Pittsburg on the Ist dav
If October. lie will remain ouA until the
lcxt day.
In connection with this matter, we NAV
tate th"t " committee of two-consisting of