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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02
They Cam. Understand II!

Some of our Republican cotemporaries,
says the Harrisburg Patriot, are busy
squaring accounts with the independent
men of their own party who refused to
support the straight Republican tickets at
the late election, and seem to be at a loss
to understand why Democrats should have
stood so firm, while Republicans gave way
in many of their former strongholds. 1t
is perhaps natural that these Republican
organs should attribute their reverse to
every other cause than the true one--and
denounce the independent men in their
own party as the immediate authors of
their misfortunes. But the true cause lies
deeper than this. Can these wrathy Re-
publican papers explain why they were
deceived by many Of their own trusted
party leaders, while the Democrats gener>
ally stood firm and united We think
that there is a much better explanation Of
this phenomenon than that ventured By a
paper before IL, which comes to the con.
clu.ion that the " loobes of the Repubh.
can party are more numerous than those
Of the Democracy The truth is that the
Democratic party have firm and abiding
faith in the purity Of their principles and
of their ultimate success. The unjust ami
ungenerous charges of disloyalty rung by
the Republican press in nearly every
county in the State, had the effect of con
soidating the Democratic party into a
harmonious mass, while many fair Rcpub.
licans were disgu'tcd with the constant
reiteraton Of these false accusatons.-
Moreover, the extreme violence Of the
Republican party papers proceeded not
from the abundance of their faith, but from
the want of it. They felt at their hearts
that they were wrong-thoy doubted the
justice Of their past course, and they knew
that they were guilty Of a moDstrou:
wrong in ondeavoring to subserye party by
Publishing the adhorents Of u large and
loyal party as traitors to their country
When men attempt to attain selfish ends
by bold injustice, their violence is gener
ally proportiona,e to their want Of rca'
confidence in the integrity Of their cause--
and this Is tho tgue reason why 30 manJ
Republicans refused to follow their plrti-
aan leaders, and why the Democrat. gen
orally stood SO Grn.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02
Alas, VIII, !
the war.

The Philadelphia Ne'cs, one of the most
bitter-tongued oppo.ers of the Democracy
in the country, makes sore complaint over
the defeat of the "Poople's Party (Rc-
publican), and asks some significant Qu9s-
tions
" Twelve months ago tha Peoples Party
swept the State of Pcnrsylvauia as would
Il whirl wind, and its victorious banner
was carried throughout the country with 4
success which is almost without proce-
dent. How is it that the mighty are so
fallen ? Why is it that the great party
that placed Andrew G. Curtin in the Cub
ornatorial Chair, is to day so weak -
Why, that the party who carried the
banner Of Lincoln and Hamilu throughout
the Old Key:touo STATE, and which s.nt it
to Washington with majoritios Of thous,
ands cmblazonod upon its fold, DROPS 10
day under such heavy cloud: ?"
Yes, why is it, Let the sad state o.
til: country, and the outraged confidence
of the people answer.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

stSH Scorbutic diseases are the parent
stock from which arises large prop ortion
Of the fatal maladies that afIlct m ankind,
They arc as it were a species of potato rot
in the human constitution, which under
mines and corrupt all the sources of lis
vitality and hastens its decay. They are
the germ from which spring, Consumption,
Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Liver Com.
plants, and Eruptivc Diseases which will
be recognized as among those most fatal
and destructive to the race of men. So
dreadful are its consequences to human
life, that it is hardly posi- BILE TO over esti.
mate the importance of an actual, reliable
remedy, that can sweep out this Scrofuous
contamination. We know then we shall
proclaim welcome news to our readers Of
one from such quarter as will leave little
doubt Of its efficacy and still more wel>
com, when we tell them that it surely does
accomplish the end desired We mean
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and it is certainly
worthy the atlion Of those who are afflicted
with ScrQtaid or Scrofulous complaint.
Register, Aib7ny, ~ T.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

One Of the first acts Of the new Legis--
loturs should be the appointment Of .
competent Committee of honest men to
examine into the r,rroption Of the last two
Legislatures. The pubns mnn8 has been
startled with the charges Of pecula@on aud
fraud made against the representatives. OF
the people, in both branches, and now,
that we have an honest House of Repre-
s--at least we think so--that body
should, upon its assembling, institute the
most searching and thorough inyestga-
tion, so that, if guilty, the suspected ras-
Gals may ho cX.oscd and punished accord,
log to their Gcsart IL is due to the tax,
payers 0 tho commonwealth to ferret ol.
these abuses, and the people will not be
satisfied unless an expose is made, 50 says
the Laacaster iatslTgsnter.
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Wyoming Seminary,

Goy. REUBEN NELSON, D, D principal
Of the Wyoming Seminary" located at
Kingston, Luzerne county, Pa ha, our
thanks for very neatly printed Pam
phet copy of the Seventh Annual Cata-
logue Of the Officers and Students, of this
celebrated and prosperous Literary Iusti.
tuition, for the Academic year, from Au
ga.t 10, 1860, to June 26, 1861. We
observe, by reference to the Catalogue,
that the Students in attendance during the
past Academical year, were 23l gentle
men, and III Ladies, making grand
total of four hunl,ed and eight. Mr..
NELSON is an accomplished Teacher and
most esimable gentleman. The Card Of
the Seminary, appears in another column
Of the Columbia Democrat, and to which
we invite general confidence and public
patronage.
This ia -titu.ion has one Of the most 10
sirable locations in the Wyoming Valley,
easy Of access from all parts of the country,
and within days ride by railroad from
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
The buildings in which are the Chapel,
Rcataton and other Public Rooms, to-
gether with the apartments occupied By
the Male Students, are three in number,
built Of brick, aud at a distance Of thirty.
i've feet from each other. The center
bulldog is stories high besides the base
ment. and the others are three,
The Gcaera! Boarding Hall, including
the apartments occupied by the Young
Ladies, is on the opposite side of the
street
The room, for Students boarding at the
Hall are heated by furnaces in the base
uents OF til. buildings
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More Abolition SIN,

The negro always settles in warm eli
IN ates, whenever he has the opportunity to
do SO. Every ihinking man in the country
knows this. And then what a glorious
thing it would be to open all the Southern
States to Free White Labor, and give our
gallant volunteers an opportunity of set.
ting in those states after they return from
the battle field victorious, with the foul
blot of Slavery wiped out forever.
SO says the Pottsyillo Miners Journal,
Of Oct. 9TH, 1861 and the comment of
the people was majority of more than
1900 against the abolilonists. \ rcbukc
of that kind we should think pretty sub
stantial condemnation of the doctrine
therein promulgated And what do you
suppose is the reason given in favor of
abolition Ii is because the Editor thinks
it degrading to a white man to work in
the South, because of Slavery Here are
the words and reasons;
- DO they not know that where Slavery
exists, the poor white laborer is debased
even below the Negro Slave Do they
not know that as long as Slavery exists in
the South the white mechanic and laborcr
stand degraded, because they have to work
for their living, before the lordly aristocrat
and slave driver ~
But according to aboliti0nists, if you
turn all the slaves free, and let them com.
pete on terms of tQmlny with the white
iabVrer, bidding for the same job, labor
, ing in the same field, working on the same
building, eating at the same table; then
the white Iaborer is net "jegraded," 1t
is degrading to a white man to be above
+ negro slave, but when you put rhem on
: level, there is no degradation Free the
, slave and 10 one sense he is the equal OF
& the white mau--comes iuto competition
with him--competition obtains only among
: equals and aholitiosists think white
man is not "degraded' by being made
equal to a negrol Did ever mortal mau
hear such nonsense!
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III a Il r I AG e S .

On the lgth ut in bloomsbury by Rev J, Il. Dimm at
at his residence MI SAMUEL BIrlENDENDER Miss Ea.
TER LEIULER ali OF Mt Pleasant Col. CO. Pa
On the 3lst ult at the residence of Mr.. Arthur in
Bipomsburg, by Rev J. X. Dmm, Mr.. WILLIAM p. Nc
BRIDE, to Miss H. j. WELLtyER ul of the above place
On Sunday the eth ut. by VIM r. shuinan Esq Mr.
SAMUEL lSDsKlIDLR. to Miss SusAnAH FlsHsR both of
Bsuver township, Col Co,
Oct. goth, By Elder j. Sutton, Mr. srLAs BgSJANlS to
On the Eth of Sept le6l at the residence of Euoch
l"A, IN fnt toNnship,hy l.. A. GIrnau ESD Nj CuAs
H. Pksy orr, aui Miss LAvIS, H.LCoN, Of Columbia ca
On the 10Th ult by tho Rev r. H. II t,het Mr. A.os O
PoNNNLt LItur of ta JEEidtd Lgg iss,r, ANA les RE-
BEccA ktPNtR, all OF liAlIntpWn, JGLilta county.
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invidiously opposing the deciarsJ purpose Of
hs Government. The Government has
declared to the country and to the world
hat the sole anil only object gf The Oar, is
to preserve the Republic, and to maintain
our national existence.
Thus perish this day election day
the demoniac spirit of disunion Let the
voice of patriotism, of all true and loyal
men, sustain and cheer on our Government
in the sublime purpose OF natioaaI SIT =
preservation,-PhiIdd'a Evsaing Journal,
October 8.
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:
OUR couNTRyts FLAq.

Let Us thea wme each thread Of the glorious tissue of
countrys flag about our heartstrings, aud looking
upon homes and catching the spirit that breathes
upon from the battle fields Of fathers, let
splys that, veal or woe, will in life and IN
death and forever staud by The aud stripes
They have huaed our cradles let II be prayer
aud struggle that they shall foat graves
They have been uufurled from the Of Csuuda
th plans Of New Orleans. and to thc balls Of the Mon
and amid the soltudcs Of every and
where the luminous symbol Of rcsIstles and benet
power they have led the brave and the free to vie
tory and to glory. It has been my fortune ~ look upon
this flag in foreign lands and amid the gloom OF orr
entail despotsm, and right well do Know by contrast
how light its stars and how sublime its nsPi.
ratuus If this banner the emblem for Of all that
Transporting human hope, be sacrificed on the
aars Of Satanic ambition aHd thus disappear forever
ami the night and tempest of revolution then viii
fl.l-aul who shan estimate the de- oauon of that feel
igg that the sun has indeed been stricken from the
say Of lives aud that hncegcrih We shall but
wanderers and with nought hut tho bread OF
aud of peuury Tor our lips and with hands ever
oustrechgd iu fsebeuass and suppiic3tion which
any hour, military yrant may riyet the feters Of
despairne bondage May God ia MS infng mercy say,
you and nc, and the land much love, from tie
doom Of such degradation. - jcsGPt Hoit.
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DAN RICE AND THE UNIoN.-Tho re-
nowncd Dan Rice is at Erie, with his great
show, and few evenings since made a
strong Union speech to his audience. He
pitched into the Southern traitors, and the
abolition agtators of the North aliko de.
Tended Mr.. Lincoln, for whom, however,
he had not voted, and earnestly sympa.
thiscd with the people Of Erie, in the mis-.
fortune Of having such a crack Drained
tantic and political trimmer as Morrow
i. Lowery for their representative in the
State Senate. he speech was very plain
and pointed; and was received with great
applause.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
COKRElTIO UI.LAiY.
NGrU S0uertis
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Examination of teachers will b. held At the fol
~ lowing times aud places viz:
For VT ~ nsdUt Monday Nov It'll al IIutrhi sons.
NOV. 9th, at Ordugeyillr bh Centre FOWers school
house M Hracrtrk ani berwick, at ReFwIck sth
IIshngcrcck, Ht fcdlsTS schull house 9h Madison
J'raeytoWHi lltn licmiuuk Bu.khnrn l9th Munl0ur
al ni'efIchs school huus; iud fur franklin aud Cat.
LuNssd, al Cdttawissa in thi evening n u. M: -
tunyngham At Ccntr, vile: lhh R0driugcrc. K and 10
Gust at SdbtOWHi lJh MaiuNiu 10 M. and beaver
nj Shrlhanmcr~ schuol 0u y. m 18Th at ATiiiin
vile; 18th AZ Bttpn lJth Sugaruai,at A. Coles 9Uih
Jackson at school hous' near pcrrs 2st Pine, ut Up
per ser no; G2d trueuN God at MiIhiIIc.
Al! ut the above unless Otherwise sp,ci,rd will con
m"nc' II O'Clock T. m. "uhrtuaity is requested and
~ presence "i directors and Olher, .prctuly
hcilrd. NM. IL RGESs,
NOV. ,, itGl- % san,
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Col, LEVI L, TATE.-Our worthy De.
mocratic co,laborer in the chair Editorial
Col. Levi L. Tate, Of the Columbia Dcm.
Ocrat, we are pleased to learn has been
chosen one Of the Repres ontatiyes fir ON
the District comprising Columbia, Mon.
tour, Sullivan, and Wyoming. He is a
sound, reliable Democrat, aud we'll de,
serves this token of recognition from the
Democracy of the section wherein be has
toiled these many years,--lFca Braneh
Democ5m
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A REMARKABLE CoUrLr,-In the town
Of Hillsdalo, n, Y, resides Mr.. Conrad
Decker and wife, the former in his Tooth
year, and the latter in her 09th, They
have been married II years, and are both
in comparatively good health They keep
house by themselves, and have no neigh
bors within quarter of a mile. Mr.. Dec
ker cultivates his own garden and saws his
own wood, while Mrs. D. does her own
houscwork, without thinking of 4" hired
help" although she complains OCCASIONAL y
that she " can't 60 about the house as spry
as she used TO-" We have read of re-
markable couples but this instance has
few parallels in this age.
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Lieut.. @. r. BrockWay.

Mr.. c. B BROcKWAY, our worthy
young friend, who enlisted early last Spring
for the War in the " Iron Guards" we
are rratifed TO announce, has been COM
mssioned, by Governor Curtin, a First
Lieutenant of Col. Leonagd's Thirteenth
Mass. Artillery Regiment, in Camp Banks,
near Williamsport, Md, In order 10 test
the preference Of the Company, in relation
to the appointment Of Lieut.. Brockway,
an election was held on the receipt Of lis
commission, and Mr. b. received the
unanimous yo-e of the Company. We
congratulate our patriotic young friend
upon his deserved promotion in the Army
and have no doubt his military prowess
will prove equal to any emergency in
which he may be called to yindicate his
coUntry's honor.
Where now, are the eote7rdiy sco,mdrels
who last spring denounced the Editor of
this journal aud Mr.. Brookway, as ".Se-
ceSSioniStS' and threatened them with
" Tar and Feathers ?" The virtue and
patriotism Of the Democratic party have
nobly vindicatsd the objects of their 7oyy
prs ccmOrs. One of them has been cleo
ted to the Legislature, and the other elec.
ted aud commissioned an officer in the
Army,
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SHERIFF's SALES,

y virtue Of several writs of TendstS2ni
kTPopoS 10 directed, issued oul the Court Of
Common tlaHs Of Columbia Ceuuty Pennsylvania " N
he exposed 10 public sale at the Courl House blooms
tIrg, un , hIuRDAir tho 3Oth DAY or NOVEMBER
ls at one O'Clock in III. afternoon the following prop.
erty 10 wit.
Al that certain Lot Of Ground situate in Light Street
scoii t6v nsLip, CCLbG county, PCnnl. bounded and
described as fellows to wit: The East by Main street
n saii town, on thr Worth by lot uf Samuel lagenbuc
The West by Alloy aud an tbs south by Allry
containing one third ui acre ub. the less
whercon erected aud half story frame dw ell
ing house fame uUtkiirhcn large frame stable and
other out buildings with the appu' tenances
SaiAsd taken IA execution aud to be sold as the prop
srly oi james Runtl
ALSO At the same time and place,
all that certain lot parcel Of ground situate in Espy
town, scott township, Columbia County Pennsy vauia
sounded aud described Ollows, u wit the South
by Main street of said town the West by lot belong
ing to the heirs Of Elizabeth Creyeng, deed on the
North by Alley, and on the East by lot belonging to
the Estate Of Fowler aud CTcvoug, II being the
half of Lot No in said town Containing forty feet in
front and one hundred and seventy three and fourth
feet in depth wheroon is erected two story frame
dwelling house with the appurtcnanCcs.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold the prop
efty Of Isaac Mckinney.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff
SheTiffs Office,
Bloomsbury Oct. 80, 1861.
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The State / Legislature.

Sufficient returns are now in from the
State to show the standing of the next
Legislature. According to our calcula-
ton (Which accords with those of the
Philadelphia Press and the Harrisburg
Patriot and U"to') the political complex,
ion of the mex: J. gislature will be as fol-
lows
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

RELEASE OF PRISONERS AN import
ant order was issued, On Tuesday, October
18th, from the War Department, authori,
zing the release of flfty'seven prisoners Of
war, in return for like number lately
released at Richmond. Their release is
dependent on the couI,,ion that they take
the oath ofalleginnce to the United States
Government
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

sy- We print in his week "C9'um.
bia Democrat, gra;n touSly, the List Of
Premiums, awarded by the Committees Of
the Columbia County Agricultural Society
The ''no party Cnion- party last Spring
elected NINE out of TEN officers from
the Back Republican Camp, and now
have everything their own way, and as
such, may run the Ae,0 Machiae, to keep
up their "Sa,at Machiae.n Democrats
we believe, have generally come to the
conclusion, that if they are to have reither
lot or part in its management, they are
willing that the No party. Rqab}icoa,
parry take the responsibility and bear
the expenses of their own organization.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-11-02

The RElGy Of TER RRoBITEs.- .--Early in
the progress of the late political campaion,
certain of the "Alien and Scdition men, -
or "Reigu of Terroritos," attempted, to
crush out the Democratic Press, by dis.
continuing their subscriptions and with.
drawing their advertising patronage from
the CoiUnsRl Dcm9rra We have list
oc the names Of those patriots, and Intend
publishing them, as circumstances may
warrant, One of those biggot,ed crca.
lures who prescribe men for opinion sake,
and for the honor Of poor humanity, we
hope che maanest Of them all us the little
concern on the North West Corner of
Market Street, known as Haytmaus
.Store.
The Junior member Of that firm, (lIr,
/. w. Hartman,) we take TO be gentle
man, and az such he has our respect, not
withstanding we entirely differ in politi-
cal sentiment OF the other chap, ,Aowsy-
cr We entertain very different opinion
The fellow who is mean enough to plot
mob-yiolenco against his neighbors, and
then deny il, or sneak around town and
urge them to discontinue our paper, de-
nouncing it a Secession sheet, would have
no scruples to insult the wife of respect
able farmer-customer, when in the Store,
by remarking that her "Butter smolled
democratic !"
He thought to insult US, by the taunt,
that we did not get his vote. We take it
as a compliment, And we told him plain
ly, that we sincerely hoped there was not
a descsadem of q 7Oy 10 the county to
whom We were indebted for vote
And now Hen, if you should steal this
paper to read your history, We viii not
prosecute you foP.pstty larceny.
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hPpointHSew by Iioa Thomas II. Bstr.
rowes.-WILLIAM BURoEss, Esq, Prin-
cipa! of the Greenwood Seminary, to be
Superintendent of Common Schools Of
Columbia county, iu place Of LEWIS Ap.
PLEMES, Esq deceased.
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More New Blanks.

Deeds, Summons, Executions, Scre Fa.
oias, State Warrants, Commitments, Capt.
asos, School orders, Exemption, Judgmen.
with Single and Double Notes, etc, jus!
printed and for sale at the Office of th.
Columbia Demscrat.
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Wyoming Seminary.

THE next term of this institution will commence hsv
u 18Th, aud continue eighteen weeks,
Notwithstanding the state Of the country the mum
Der of Students in attendance this session Is unusually
large
Sll0 will pay for board, washing fuel, room furnish
ed, and tuition in common English branches, for one
year.
" send for a catalogue
p. NELSON.
Kingston, Pa. Oct 90, 1851
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Setallt0H RcnUbkc4


Fag' The Philadelphia DtiY Mas at
tribute, the defeat ofthe Republican party
in Philadelphia to . want Of Confidence in
the National Administration Oh the part
Of the masses who elevated it 10 power
2Ir Chase retains "Locofoco" clicks in
the Treasury Department, and las not
turned Mr., Walton and some ten or If
teen other "Brecki nrlgo Locofocos" oat
of the Philadelphia Mint The Neers
puts very low estimate upon the patri.
otism Of his own party when il ayers that
they fought for the spoils Of Office aud
have become sulky because they did not
get thcm--but perhaps it knows the char
octeristios Of the material composing the
compound Peoples party better than
We do.
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Upon Joint ballot there will be a Re.
publican majority Of seven. No o. S.
Senator is to be elected, but both Houses
will meet in joint assemblage for the elec.
ton of State Auditor. Our majority in
the lower House, it will be seen, is six ,
which will give US the veto on all Repub
lican party measures, and also the orga.
nzation of that body
n, B.-Messrs EARLY & ZEIGLER, the
two democratic candidates from the Clear.
field District, are elected, which will add
'wo more Members 10 the Democratic ma
jority, Oar majorit, over them will be
10. Democrats 81, Republicans As.
Ed Col, DsMo,
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The fiat it seems has gone forth, Ere
mont is 10 be superccdei The machi-
nations of his enemies, aided by his own
unfortunate Gluudcrs, arc successful. -
Secretary Cameron was empowered to dis.
place him, though he did not deem it
proper to exercise the authority, But the
Congressional Investigation Committee,
now in session in St. Louis, has disclo cd
such state of facts in relation to Fremont 5
management as. it i. said impcls the presi.
dent 70 remove him, 1t Is very untor lun,
ate but We are confident, ifthe report be
true, that the President is governed ouly
by high considerations ofpublic duty.
Scranton RCDabEc2y