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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

the Law. He also had the ambitl0n TO be
come candidate fer the Judgeship of our
District. This, therefore, caused clashsag
among the friends of Fleming and Maynard,
But Maynard, a cute Yankee, knew how to
tickle Fleming's vanity, and at once, sprung
upon kim, as tho candidates for Congress
knowing as he did, that there was no earth
ly chance for the election Ct the old Fossil,
but he wanted him killed, as your men in
Centre wanted to kill Maj. Reynolds, by the
empty honor of a complimentary vote. Gen.
Fleming bit at Maynard's bait, and imnedi-
ately commenced operations. He knew that
Centre and Mifflin countie, must be won, and
he and few others, wrote to some of the
Democratic politicians of 70 ur county, prom
ising, as they have often done before, to give
them the next candidate for Congress, and
also to give Centre the next candidate for
State Senate.
Gen. Fleming paid your county visit,
and on his return, stated che would be the
unanimous nominee. That the bargoiaers OF
CentIe county had secured, and instructed in
favor Of a man, whom the scattering votes on
any other occasion would have beaten, he had
secured the Conferees and all was safe, as
the Conferees were under his thumb" One
ofhs frien Is said, Filming was going TO Wis
itFhe Dutch and he would bring them out Of
their boots. This ! know to be true, and
moreover, know that he has made butt and
Jest of DR.. Stroheoker of Rebersburg, in your
county, for many years, by telling the most
ridiculous stories upon him.
Fleming says be will have 700 majority in
Lycomlng; 800 in Clinton $50 in Sullivan ;
200 in Centre, &c.. &c. Now. SO far as Ly-
coming, Clinton and Sullivan, are concerned,
it is false. The voters of those counties do
not want fossil buffocn to represent them
in the Congress of the Union. If you do
your duty in Centre county Bob" will be
defeated by large majority-lose the Judge
ship, and remain where he ever should re-
main, at home, to smoke stdmps of cigars
and relate stale and obscene anecdotes. Put
T.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Look at the Record.

Who voted against the tariff? The Demo-
Gratis in Congress. Who voted to extend Sla-
very into Kansas The Democrats in Com
,gress. Who voted in favor of sustaining Po-
lygamy in Utah? The Democrats in Con-
gress. Who voted in favor of slave code
for New Mexico? The Democrats in Cong
ress. Who voted against the free Homestead
Bill? The Democrats in Congress.
They are in favor Of Slavery. They are
opposed to protection. They are in favor Of
Polygamy in Utah. They are opposed to
giving homes to the poor and Homeless. =
Honest democrats, can you. will you, vote
with such party.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
The Eonferee pfaeetine.

The conferee meeting of tbs. Peoples par
ty, for the 10Th Congressional District, met
at Lock Haven, in the Club Room, Do Tues
day, llth inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and or~
ganized by choosing Judge Harvey Presi-
dent and Wm. Shortlidge, Secretary. I he
following delegates presented their oreden-
tials and were admitted, Wis
Centre County-John Irwin, Col. j. Irwin
Gregg, VIM. Shortlidge.
Cllston County-Jadge Harvey, Cyl. Jno
Calvert, Geo. Hopson.
Lyconsing C0unty-IiQn. Lindsey Mshaf-
fey, Geo. W. Youngmaa, Esq, E. D, Prump,
ESQ.
Mi67tn Couaty-Geo W. Sault, Col. John
Hamilton.
Hon James 7. Hale was re.nominated for
Congress By acclnmation. Applause. Geo.
W: Youngman, Esq, Col. j. Irwin Gregg
and Col. John Hamilton having been an
pointed a committee on Resolutions, repa- t.
ed the following, which was adopted uDan-
imously:
Resolued, That the distinguished services
of our worthy Representative in Congress,
Hon. James I. Hale, entities him TO the graf
itude of the people Of the State of Pennsvl-
vania. Lis position upon the Tariff so ably
Aiaihtd1ncu, proves MN 70 De true TO his con-
stituents. their interests, their resources and
their labor.
ResoIUed, That the people of this Congress
sional distlict have unbounded confidence in
the honesty of Judge Hale, and are ready
and willing to elect him to the high and hon
orable position in which he has distinguish
ed himself as man and Representative.
ResoIred, That we recommend lin order
that there may be no misundersta as
to time and place. to the conferee meeting of
the Peoples party for the Congressionai
district, to put in nomination candidate for
Congress in the year 1852, that thel7 meet
sin Williamsport on the second TAedaav Of
September, az 8 O'clock, P. nj. K
Judge Harvey, 6. W. Youngma6 1'sq.
and Col. j. Irwin Gregg, were ap1 Id d
Committee to inform Judge Hale of nonl-I
ination.
Adjourned sine die. IN
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEV
MAINE ?-Old democratic Maine
majority for the Republicans Z!
Congressman elected |!
VERMONT too, has gone for th,
licans, apa even, OLD KENTUCKY
clared against the disunioE candida
g. Breckenridge. Lincoln will be 1
certain as fate.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Remember.

Remember.
Honest Democrats of Centre, remember
that every man Oh your ounty ticket but
one, is in favor Of Breckenridge and Lane,
endorsing thereby Free Trade and slave
code for the territories. They hold that
Douglas is traitf, disorganizer, that he
is moi the regular lominee of the Democratic
party. How, We bk, can the Douglas men
20 ii for fusion, Ind therefore, in favor of
Breckenridge and 4ne? How can you vote
for Foster, when b that vote, you advance
the cause of the secssion and disunion candi-
datts, BreckiDride and Lane? See to it,
honest Democrats Z Centre, that you are not
inconsistent with Jlir professions, Vote for
Curtin, if you wou@ defeat the dfsanienists.
w. VIZ.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
and it will ba triumphlntly elected.
How Can YOU do it 2

Douglas men, honest Democrats of Centre
County how can you Consistently vote for
Gen. Henry D. Foster, who stands upon
Platform Endorsing the Administration Of
James Buchanan? How can you vote for
man, who will not tell you whether he is in
favor of Douglas or Breckinridge' Whether
he is in favor of Popular Sovereignty, or a
Slave Code for the Territories Gen. Foster
is to all intents and purposes mum Candi-
date, working to deceive both the Douglas
and Breckinridge wings of the party. Hon-
est Democrats of Centre will you suffer your
selves to be deceiYed? Col. A. G. Curtin
~ know. Come with US, and vote for
nIpty's favorite son. Try US this
~ deceive you half SO badly
30 party have done
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
For the Centre Democrat.
WrLLIAMsPoRT, Sep. 18th, 1860.
Col. W. ". BROWN,
Dear Sir.

Iprom-
ised you, when had the pleasure of seeing
you last, that l would give you some Of the
doings respecting the nomination ofa caudi-
date for Congress, by the Locofoco party, for
this District. You asserted it would be a
Centre county man. If you remember, l
told you it would not be. had the adyan-
tage of you and now viii explain. There
is to be an election for President Judge in
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

"a All persons wishing to nal
clothes cleaned up in a most tidy
can do SO, by calling on MIR, John /
who has opened q shop in our town
purpose. He cleans them so as to m al
have the appearance of new ones.
next door to the Office of McAllister
yer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
ras

edge him the = lJfasio
party, is. be- In u very
ter " oftener than any
aofb and you know, that
II yerats would refuse to vote
1Qx "a very reason And yet you
- The "peculiar friends" Of this
lchufn Continue to be their friends, gen.
flem5h, we do not and cannot expect to gets
<heir votes. But carry out your professions
and cease to act the hypocrite with these men.
What has always been wonder to us is,
that Catholic Democrats will vote for Pres
byterian, Lutheran, Methodist or Protest.
art Democrats of any kind, when these same
Democrats will not allow Mr.. Schnell, or any
other Catholic, to have q nomination, or
vote for them for any Office. The Know
Nothings, like men, said they would not sup
port Catholic for any Office of honor, trust
or profit. The Democratic party, in their
bypocritical way. condemned US for assert
ing these doctrines, while practically they
carried out the very same doctrine. Again
We say, editors of the Watcknaan, act like
mon, and cease to play the hypocrite and
sycophant with this class of your party.
" W B.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
GRAAU RALLY.

Freemen Of Spring township,
Bellefonte, Milesburg, and sur
rounding townships, let us have a
glorious outpouring of the people
at Pleasant Gap, on next Satura,
day evening, the 22d inst. TIC
services Of the Bellefonte BrassT
Band have been engaged. You
will hear the most dulcit strainSl
ofmusic, and we promise you that
you will hear good speeches. -
Come from Benner, come from
Boggs, come from Union and IN
ionville, come from Walker, cone
from Potter, come from the hills.
and vallies Of noble old Centred
Wealthy old Centre but whoae.
prosperity and business Interest,"
have been crippled and struck
down by the ruinous Free trade
policy of the Democratic party.
Let the meeting at Pleasant Cap,
be the Grand Rally of the cam
paign. W. W. B.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Democrats Remember.

That Capt. John A. Hunter is not felia
in politics. If mans word is worthncthing
in politics, is ii worth anything in his busi-
ness operations Now we ask every candid
Democrat, did not Mr.. Hunter write to other
aspirants for the same Office. that he was not
candidate. and would not be, while at the
same time he was working for the nomina-
ton with all bis might and Main; Is such
man to be trusted? Answer by your suf-
RACES honest freemen of Centre County. He
deserves to be defeated. He will be defeat,
ed, by large vote. Mark our prediction.
w. w. B.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Ksen it Before the Peonle.

That every vote cast for Henry D. Foster,
at the State eIect tion, is a vote to sustain and
endorse the present wretched National Ad-
ministration
That every vote cast for Henry D. Foster,
is a vote in favor of the sprea d of Human
Slavery!
That every vote cast for Henry D. Foster,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Keep it before the People.

That while we have her stofore treated Gen.
Foster as gentleman, that the Watchman
has acted the blackguard in publishing the
Double SkaD story when they knew that it
was false Now, therefore, know ye all men
that while we will not publish anything
against Geo. Foster but what we know to be
true, that the Watctnaan, not we, are to
blame. And in consideration Of these facts,
we, first assert that the man who asserts that
Col. Curtin said that q "Dutchman has two
skulls is notorious liar, scoandret and oil
liam, and we can prove him such in any
Court of record in Centre County, or 10 the
State of Pennsylvania. No man, not even
Col. Curtins' worst enemies. belieye him 20
be fool no man but fool would make
- lion. Col Curtin has been the
&erite of the Germans of Centre
] ll6l ia given more legal advice, for
n ne more for the German pop
y Dentse county, than any other law
- I'd the County.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Gen. Henry D. Foster is not states
man, is not considered as such by the lead~
ers of bis own party, and if they would have
had any hope of SUCCESS, Gen. Foster never
would have been the nominee of his party for
Gubernatorial honors.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Henry D. Foster is in the hands, and is
the plant tool of. the same corrupt clique
that has controlled the politics of this State
for years, and under whose misrule and COR
ruplion the State taxes haYe become a bur-
den too heavy to be borne.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
The Tickef.

Our county ticket gives general satisfac-
ton, which is certainly matter of great de-
light to every one who has at heart the suc-
cess of our party in October. We waited,
with anxious impatience, the action Of the
August Convention, and now that it is over
we say it could not have done it's work bet
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

County AGRICULTURAL 4
fast approaching for the heidi
xhe End, 3rd and 4th of October
"a liked. Oakwood, on the faru
ID, Esq; short distance FROM
Selected as the place for the 4
that the Farmers of our Cd
avail themselves of the opportunity thu
to exhibit the fruits of their ingenuity
1t is confidently expected by the know
that this wi II be one of the largest and
ever held in the county.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Vie tory Certain.

NMCorY CerraAns M&&i
We have in company with Jas. S. BrisbipI
10. H. Slower, j. f. Riddle, A. C. Tonne1.I
Il 81. Crosthwaite and others addressed our
fellow citizens, at Halfmoon, UnionviIl6.
Eagle Works, Nittany Hall, Philipsbure:|
<eDe, and few other places, and we teI1|
t1iends that the enthusiasm of our part
15ounded. The people nearly ali say
~ Nant a change of Government affairs.
Fey are determined to have it, by yotine
ncoln Hamlin Curtin. Hale, Duncan;
4pder Johnston, Longwell and tie
Bounty ticket, 1ndepeny
reemen of Centre arouse to action. -
ftle over two weeks, you will be called
% deposit your votes. Will YOU vof6
of Freedom, or Slavery? VIII yon2
Protection, or the ruinous fres trales
pit the Democratic leaders? We les
you. Answer those questions as o.
men can anhwer them. The interesfa
country, the interests of your wiv8s
Lildren, all call upon you 10 vote fof
l9n Hamlin and Curtin. Tb The Poll
Polls. WV. B
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

The vocal powers of Mr.. Rodgers areindeed
wonderful. We have never heard voice Of
sucn Compass and volume. 1t is fully as
strong as Plcolomfs, and much more rich
and clear.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Can you not come down and make few
speeches for US before the election 2
Yours, &c..
DAVID, North OF the Diamond,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
W. W. D.

The Republicans have undertaken an
arduous task in attempting to persuade our
foreign born citizens that they are their pars
tlcular friends. How long is it since this
same party, these same men under the
name of Know Nothings, were indus.riously
trying to deprive these same foreign. bern
citizens of all political rights" &C., &c.
Dem. Watchmaa, Sept. 9th, 1860.
viii you please tell US, Mr.. j. S. Barn.
hart, " how long it is, since" you took that
Know Nothing oath, was member Of the
order. in good standing and full fellowship.
seeking their cid to nominate and eject you
to the Office of Prethonatory?
viii you please tell Us, Col. Seely, why
you said to Henry Stichler, a foreigner, of
Benner township, last fall, when be told you
he was going to vote for /" Bill Brown" for
County Treasurer, that il you had the power
you would know what to do with such men,
thai GU would deprive then Of their votes,
or words to that effect? And Jet you claim
to be the especial friend Of the ioreigner.-
We Lave at no tins attempted to show that
we are the particular friends of the foreign
born citizen; but we have attempted to show
that it is the interest of every citizen Of the
United States, both native and foreign born,
to vote for protective tariff. And this we
continue to do. You SANDER, and wilfuily
slauder, the American party, when you as
sert that lis object was to deprive our foreign
Dor citizens Of the right to vote. II is false
and you know it. The deer aabesense between you
aud us on this question, is that ys have been
honest and consistent in our course, while
you have been protesting to be T their par
ticular friends" and stabbing khem to the
heart wherever the occasion offered. Need
| we remind you Of Gen. Cass' LIE Glerc letter
Need we refer you to Bigler's Senatorial
District last fall, when Mr. Durbin, the Dem
ocratic candidate for Senator, was struck
down in a Democratic District; simply be-
cause be was member Of the Catkolic
church?
Or to come a little nearer home Have you
| forgotten that JOS. Schnel Of this Borough,
zas- 9. c saHsdidate, il your party, for Che nom.
ination Of Sheriff, poor mechanice in every
way qualified to Ell the Office. bGt because
Axas member of the Catholic ehurcn, 9
horn citizen, he did not ev4n make o
III? He was laid on the shelf,
- back seat ia She syna-
n(emocraticf party soaS
~ the catholic
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Upon the soil they fought IS sa<s4
In the language of Milton, let US have.
No thought of flight,
None of retreat, no unbecoming deed
That argues fear: let each ON himself rely,
As only in his arm the moment lay
OF victory.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
The Hudsons',

These inimitable singers sang in our town
on Monday and Tuesday evenings to crowded
houses, They are, undoubtedly, the finest
troupe IN America It'll has been nnr good for
tune to hear some of the best singers of the
present age, but we confess, none pleased US
as we'll as the Hud sons. The Bakers, and the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20

Dur CORRESPONDENCE yo1
pications are received, and shall appear u
we can make room for them. Send in n
Make them short and to the point.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
Our williamsport Correspondent.

WUuI0sD D6< <tB61D0HlHoe,a anu as
D, Centre county men, for ever
compelled to be mere hewers of
rawers of water for the Demo-
e-pul,ers of Lycoming county
knew at least one year ago that
1emiDg, afraid that the people would
Rot consider him qualified for the judicial
ermine; commenced his operations to obtain
the Congressional nomination. Accordingly
letters were written to Milesburg to certain
political aspirant informing him, if he would
support and aid Fle ming in his schemes, he
next fall. While at the same sims promises
were made to Col. VIM. II. Blair, that if he
agreed tossil the Democratic vote Of Centre
10 Fleming, he should surely be the Senate
rial nominee the next chance. These wor-
thies therefore, went to work in good earnest
to see what could be done. As DR.. Foster
.was an aspirant for Senatorial honors next
Tall, COL Blair, in order to get him out of
his way, plead, nay, imrlored the Doctor to
accept the complimentary vote of Centre
county, showing him at the same tiino :hat
it would secure him the nomination two
years hence. But Dr. Foster was too sharp
to be caught 10 such trap. Drs. Berry,
Stroheeker and others wers solicited, but as
they wero honest men they knew they could
stand no chance, and the anxiety Of the Bel!s-
fouto clique in their behalf, aroused their
suspicions and they could not be caught
Foiled in this, and notwithstanding the se-
we're ihrusts at Msj. Reynolds, which Blai:,
Hoover & Co., had pubIished in the Watca
man, they were compelled, 9y the force of
circumstances, to 60 to work for him. And
at it they went.
All the energies Of these men we're taxed
TO their very utmost. to convince the voters,
and delegates to the county Convention, that
Maj. Wm. +. Reynolds was really Demo
crat, and entitled to the complimentary vote
of Centre as q candidate for Congress. They
rs1cceeded, and it was amusing to see the
broad gyias that played over the countenan-
:. ces of these men, wheL they discover ed that
Nsc'l was success-that the intrigue and
Eaclioed upon the honest voters Of
Iere eonsumased. We are mol
kMaj. Reynolds ever voted
kieket in his life. Oae
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-09-20
!, |, Fl. + RIA NIX IN, ATT6kNEY= an

Nv. BELLEFONrE, Pa, will attend prompts
legal business entrusted to him. Office :.
!or to th Post Office. [sept. 20, go tf.f <I
ICE.-,The creditors of the Tsrone q Loclrsl &
lven Railroad Com pany are hereby mott
Present. ther clai ms to the sbciety as can
lble. By order of tie Board
'Sta go W. j. KEALSH, Seq =.
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TAILORING. 60.

IHALb ASD WINTER CEDEHiNG.--The
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HATS, 30
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