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Arrival OF Marines.

BALTIMORE, Jan. "a company Of marines,
numbering forty muskets, under Lieut.. How
eli, came In q special train from Washington
this morning, took possession Of Ft. McHeny
snd raised the stars and stripes,
, 1861-01-10

JACKSONVILLE, Miss, Jan. 8-The Conven+
tlon has passed the ordinance Of Immediate
secession by = vote of 81 to i. AL proIni-
nent places arc illuminated. Cannons are be-
ing fired and fireworks displayed generally.
, 1861-01-10

BUFFALO, Jan, o.-The extensive tobaceo
manufactorT ofrJarnes Adams s. Co. on Wash
ington street, was almost entirely consumed
BY fire this morning. Loss on building and
stock estimated at about $4,000. Insured for
$oBWQ,
, 1861-01-10
G2Ha11tFn.

" ANTED-A Furnished House
w wanted bya gentleman and wife Any ono
having well furHl8hel house to rent can mud good
tenant by addressing Post Odlce Drawer 5Sl2, stat.
ing terms &c, in4ilSp4.1w
, 1861-01-10

Bosroa, jan. 9.-The steamship Ccnada
called at II o'clock this morning with nine
passengers for Ha1ifax, and nineteen for Liy-
erpool. shc tnkes out no specie
, 1861-01-10

FAor wok7H kNow1ss-Spa1dlnEs Cephal!c Pills arc
certain cure for sick Headache. Bilious Headache
Nervous acadacte, Cost7enssa aad General psbNty.
, 1861-01-10
MARKE1Y HX TELEGRApH.

NEW Y0RK-Januasy a.-FlArR-SesYeelv 10
much doing, but tho market generally without i'm
portaat change 9albs 10 900 brls 1t 5204s 80 for
super atate h,41@5.5o Tor extra state; 6.30&530
for super western :; $5.%09566 for common to ne
din1u extExFnsttrn- and $5.E9t5s3 for shipping
bt4nds Eext1A fonad hoop Ohio-n&rket c1osinT
paaa1 nepr dnll md has1y; asles 40 bfsa It &655
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q1t1ltai4oG Gribtltte.
rHURsDAT,. JANUARY, ID, 1851.

.::.t:.: -.
"WEDNESDAY EgEx1xo. Jan. ., 1851.
Tbs money market to-day was decidedly dull.
Tcsy, little paper was offered for discount, and
generally there WIS less doing than any day, the
holidays and fatta Of coursc excepted, than we
have noticed for the past two weeks. The hull IL
attributed to he warm weather Of the past two or
three days. lis cold and bracing tonight, with
no prospect Of ihaw, and business will be likely
to move in day or two. Bankers have an abuu-
dance OF means to maes all the necessities Of trade
Money fos all legitimate business paper Is abun-
dxnt.
Exchange took another turu-upwar1- day.
The current bsnk rate waa 9 cent premium, but
outsiders were charged 411 2 cent. above the
price to customers. The demand ia light, for our
merchants do not like to 20 back to higher figures.
The banks buy wasily. and any considerable sup
ply would i! once force down tho price. 4 very
acttye demand Tor currency would also cause cx-
chauge to drop. To-day the buying rate Ia t@5iH.
Gold buying At 2 cent. selling 1t 2 cent.
The brokers maintain = 1arge margin between tho
bpyinz aud the selling pr!ee to protect themselves
agalnst fall.
PREMIUM AND uKcURRKSr NoHEr,
The rates Of Exchange on Ne York, premium
funds, uncurrent money, gold, &C., as corrected
daily By F. Granger Adams. editor Of tho Chicago
RaAk !Hote List.
HUTEa. eEI1Iyo.
AraM- fnxn'
: fcnan&e On New York.. 6x96696H
al. g n kuE- eolFent Bank Notet.. s -,
La ulto. Ky. and Indiaaa State.. .,
Gich. sud Can1da.. ..
New Jersey and lows. :,
l.enn., Nd, Free Ind. l. Mo. Ranks.. Par =.
Gasd asd................-......... & =.
UxcUEnKN1 HoNkT.
Dir,
Dlzcredited Illinois. :. Is
Va. North l. South Carolina, Ga,
South Cnrulfra ra....----.......-.....,. :. 10
Stock Banks OF Teuneseee. :. b1l0
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at1tu4Rtl1f11t8.

You've MEMS ASSOCIATION.
THIS EVENING,
PROF, YOUMANS,
VIII lecture before tho Association this trHuRsDAY>
evening, AZ
NLetroPo1dtan Hal1,
Subject: cuzx1s7r or TIT EFAsis ssuoP nocGs open
jaiait Chairman Lecture Committee:
cvICKEls'S THEATRE.
1xl Madison street. between State and Dearborn
'.Disie" Revived with New Words.
Great succcts Of tho -
FOUR TIFUL G1R Lss
MISSES Is 'fef2PHasSB 1pH AsB }o4aE EHMN VA! W'EDD,
And tic es's'Fs.dak Hk aaa aE gisfE Psn'e''es
January ioth ID tic new Fairy E1travssaaza entitled:
THE INVIstRLE PRINCE,
which will bs presented With beautiful SCENERY bril-.
Liant music, and local hits at the tines. vr.,,
geWeidro1. With Wreath -. sI:ss asnash Gsls.
Tas y vii Commence viii Tic edsssiVs
AI.!SE, TIE RosE or K1GLARSEr.
MIS- Ada webb .....as --...-... Da71e ols;tiss. ;i1ss.
asn ker xic aesnd ds nenx By
FIJI 4o riE aHahiT #hB I5h s1sfEhs Df
IT TWAxTED...Twenty-nve Young Ladies TO assist
Harrington u lis stage door from one t tho O'Clock.
daily.
, 1861-01-10

~Dlyidend OF in al the columns
NEw foRK--Ne take the following from the
World OF Monday, iss money article being dated on
Saturday evening;
This week closes upon money market Of crest
rates range from 516 q cent, with exceptional
9seEs to lend At y cent; Strictly lint class In
II taken At 0 2 cent. good names In ordinary
times as 1rstcase, pass ut l2Dl5 . cent,
according to The date Of maturity. second,class
At 1904 = cent. The foreign e1change market il
4rmcr, aad the rates harc tendency to advance.
The bankers quotations for GO days sterling bills
gre los: for 80 days, 1OG: and for days sight, 107
Commercial GO days bills sell at 1021l04 On Paris
$sGeS.Ss5f, and FOR days sight $50; Amster-
dam. 10; Hamburg 35. and Bremen -.
TEE Coal BustsEs..-Anncxedf IL statement
OF the Coal business Of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad. for the Ycar 1s6n.
, 1861-01-10

NEW SUPPLIES RECEIVED
In of the following Valuable Law Book1.-Tol. 70
United States Digest HlliAtd On Facts GTtenleN On
Evidence. Bhhop on AafEtaxes ~ .
, 1861-01-10

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
~ Cool, :. s.s-circuit Court Of Cook County. Feb
Sfsea y &sfi Sts9a
Ertek Davidson, 1nschor ps,tseca. Ole Elyrselson
c1 a.sy y s saa Aa5 i nsve
Neils heyson Knva Elle,ssl Ii. John EIlevson, EIek
Bsynsrlson. }ia1l Ecssan tise,!aits M abSs.: Ss@ed
e 81 re Il W salS 4 M f
the sa.d defendants t,at AID eon'2aiaant 1sd q
O. d E &c I'd
iila. summon: tse.:pvn ssu,.l on of 81! G:u1i
dsx b II i don
aS g. @ appe hes f sa s eooi
Sonay; On tks iir*i sy :: as1t tcru. .Ss1e5 q
e r. "a eenr,.lsants III j sS;aesiss. y
ri T. ,SSSs r. III I ai:s5ss S saisFs
e.o 4 INGALLS, comrrss s,f Il hcaea asisaez e'sis
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- County: S.s..sup:rtoEc Court Of Chicago, January
Tern; 4 y. 'sto Susan N. Issso rs lanes rscso. In
XaIIa'!t of the ncnrc<,atnee Q. Jsaes T1ese de-
tendant aeSye y a,as haslns nsen e! tue o'se q
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sa s :: rs ny E sss
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s ~ .i TX H. n ~ ., . es III - I.1s
ntef s,n ~ ,1asn ~ y r. a1 ,;S
blu Y. kt3i2ALi- Clerk,
sSo: LIE a,So. Soa,pl.e -! :: sei:e'e'-e
H1 DltlGAtTE o.ll4t.-f hereae.
I4l rohn r ebrru,, or THO .>i,x n S..r York hrre
totoEe mortEaged unf the undersigned. john PoE;
s i, rs5 snt ~ ~, " ~, ~ - ~, ~
eoct 1a1nfy I1 sis y, II @ ,s. ~ -
pors :Si r.!t,n nrn,s r., M 81 ~ tsrrh,' r.; ID.
nE. ihe @ .! t c ~ -, hsns ~
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liz ~ n, u9ti1 - Ju's T. II. - & aaes
EabrHn+n - st AZ n.1esssn @ .ntua. ~ 49,
49,, ess =: -. !o - - s. tAt9 aiot snG s.A.t
t oaS y. eofu tIs -. ana a.o ~ SeSSfe tas Fay
hs az ten per cent annt t trst day
-. - 49, Ai1u W'ettA' utst'llt Ea' oeea
- " pas mtLt p tNn sehlnEuat ra} n.faEs o.
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TSHE EANCTT|'

THE SANCTUS.-A Collection of
l. Church .lust fully complete iu evesy depart
rncnt; adapted to .he worship q Al Protestane u
ts volumes arp easy aud eA*y to trG beluE
rs.sa within tns compass fpTSRsd T1sSe n2 Ffsf
pITSoH d CO, BostaP.
, 1861-01-10
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 3.
The following are TIC receipts and shipments for
the past tWcuty-four hours.
, 1861-01-10

T AIDES TAKE NOTICE.-You
- - csn md CIT md Plated 1acsH Faagos, Dssidc,
81 Lake street under the Tieuout House.
bullion Embroidery done 70 order.
delkdG11m Ii. F. CAREKET
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
Troops Should BE Hurried For

There should DC no cessation of popular
efforts to stimulate an increase of the army
1t should be remembered that the forces un-
der General Dix, at Baltimore. aud Generals
Banks and Stone on the Upper Potomac. as
we'll as the army of observation between
Washington and General Banks column and
that along the lower Potomac, cannot be
made available by General Mcclellan for ac-
tire operations in the field. The positions
held by these forces are all important to be
maintained, aud in the event of an engage
ment Immediately in front of Washington
the commanding General would not have at
his disposal near so many men as is generally
supposed. 1t is only proper that this fact
should be known to the public, by whom the
number Of our forces in the Capital is be-
lIeved to be excessively overated 1t is due
alike to Gener NJ Clellan and to our gallant
army that this statement should be made
Why cannot the loyal States at once raise
an army sufficiently Large to crush out the
rebellion without delay? Such an army
whose overwhelming numbers will overawt
the rebels. would by Its moral force achieve /:
bloodless victory grander than any ever wor
by the sword and far more beneficial in it
results to this nation and to the world. Pusl
on the columns.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
The Result I'm the State.

The result of the election in every portion
of the State, as far as we have heard from. far
more than realizes our NEST sanguine expec-
tations We entertain no doubt that the next
House Of Representatives will DO Democratic
by handsome majority. The victory would
be much more complete if the Democracy
in several Counties had not fused with the
Republicans We have carried Berks Coun-
ty by an old fashioned majority of 1000.
In W.stmoreland. Greene. Fayette, Wash
Ington, Bedford, Fulton and Centre We have
swept everything. In all of the above named
Counties, we have gained largely over the
vote for Foster for Governor last year We
have also done remarkably well in Philadel-
phia There we have elected almost onr en-
tire City and County ticket, State Senator.
&C. NJ. Donnovau,) } and ten members Of the
Legislature, Well done for the City Of
Brotherly love. We hope the rebuke the
Republican leaders have received from the
sturdy yeomapry Of the keystone State. will
be of use to them. The people still feel that
they are sovereigps, and are disposed to talk
to their servants. in language rot to be mis-
understood at the ballot oox.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

The CHEMISTRY OF MEDIcrxE.-A1o,-
the special delights which so richly reD,;s
our visit to New England. was the iusnac.;,-
1t w1s our privilege to make Of DR.. J
Aver Go s laboratory. at Lowell. A.
though we knew by hesr-say that /.
large. yet We were surprised when we can.
into view Of its real magnitude. ard s.;n
more by the extent and complication Of =.
truly immense business The whole ~
sive structure is in fact one vas, ebs,,;..,
laboratory, in which the processes Of ~,
wonderful art are constantly going on. y.s
CO. chemical science has found ths, the en-,
tive property Of any substance exIs, in s,n.
one or more of its component paris Tn.
the remedial effects opium are due solsl- :.
the morphia it contains. although this ]. b,,
one-eighteenth part of its weight; the o,h.-
seventeen parts are gum, extractiye and :
ert or offensive matter. DR.. Ayers s,,,,-
separates the medical properties of each snb
stance employed. and We are here sLov, y.
processes by which the girfues of each II
cal agent are chased through the ,Is,h;.-
until they come out completely pure a, ,,.,
These concentrated. purified medical uro,.,
ties, or virtues, arc finally combined ,ogs,b..
to produce the remedies which have ma.
/ themselves q reputation for unriv.lled s,,a
leDce. all over the world Not only dOes n.
Doctor disclaim all secrecy IN his art -,
explain every process and every particular
but he maintains that this is the ONLY ,-oo,s,
By which the people eau be supplied with ,b.
best possible remedies sor the treattae,. ot
disease--The Formula by which his RENE.
dies are made are published in the medie=l
Journals aud have been presented to lar,e
part of ths medical Faculty of the United
States. and are constantly sent BY mail 70
such physicians as apply for tbem.--rDafv
, Chronicle, San Francisco.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16

The Aleghdnian. last week. asked why it'll
was, that Cambria a Democratic county had
about twice as many volunteers in the field, as
Blair, Republican county. We, knowing
all about it, as an act OF neighborlY kindness,
answered the question promptly. In doing
so we did not intend to hurt the feelings of
our friend the deputy But it SEEM that we
have done So For this of course we are sor-
ry With regard to the vote of the volun-
teers from this county, We think our neiga-
Dor has gone inIo very large field. with
mighty small hoe. 1t is admitted we believe
that Cambria ha. 1900 volunteers IN the
field Of this uumber. only 164 voted -
Both Messrs Kopelin and Hamilton. went to
camp Curtin and electioneered among our
volunteers-by this means they secured for
themselves small majorities. Mr.. Kopelin 10
Mr.. Hamilton II. The rest of the Demo
cratic candidates received handsome MAORI
ties. Callan 81, Easily 80. Devine 80. lat
tie 50, Delaney "a, Donnegan 26. Blu: as
we have already shown that only 164 out OF
the 200 volunteers voted, it is unjust tc
| draw any inferences from the result in favor
of any party. But as it stands. it is certain
ly in our favor. Our neighbor says he has
no disposition to question the loyalty Of the
Democrats How was it last week, when ht
styled the delegates to the last State conven
ton of our party uncircumcised traitorsI 7 A
change seems to have come over the spirit o.
his dream.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
Democratic County Committee.
Irwin Rutledge, Chairman

Irwin Rutledge, Chalrman
Allegheny Patrick Donnahoe-Cambria,
VIM. OKeefe-Carrolltown Joseph Behe-
Carroll tp., Robert NJ Combie--Chest Springs,
B. A Burns-Chest tp-, VIM. Noel-Clear-
fel0. Thomas Durbin-Con emaugh Bor, Jno.
Campbell-Conemaugh tp-. Thomas M'Cabe
-Croyle. VIM Hudson Ebeus6rug; East
Ward. Daniel o Evans, West Ward, Jno.
Lloyd-Gallitzin, j. Smith-Jackson, John
Singer-Johnstown, First War, Irwin Rut-
ledge-2ud Ward, S. Colwell-3rd Ward,
George n. Smith-4th Ward, William ?.
Patton-5th Ward, George Shaffer---' o.
retto, P. j. Christe-MilIville. James Dor
ney-Munster, c Dever-RIchland, j. r.
Stull-Summerhill Thomas M'Gonnell-Sum-
mitville, John Quail-Susquehann John
Marrion-Taylor. F G.. Barnes-Washing-
ton, John Porter-Wilmore, George Ran
dolph-Yoder. Jas. M'Coy.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16

UFriend Murray, of the EbeDsburg
Democrat, is jubilant over the result of the
election in - Little Cambria" as he has a
good right to be. His villihers. now that
his course has been endorsed by the people.
should have the good sense to dry up
Hollidaysburg Standard.
No need of such an advice, friend Traugh.
The people ''shut them up" on Tuesday of
last week. and if they do happen to open
their mouths during the next six months, nc
one will be foolish enough TO notice their
braying-certalnly We will not. During the
campaign we felt it to be our duty to lash
them soundly--all of which we did, or a
least so the people say. and of course they
ought to know. Having silenced their two
batteries, the Johnstowu Tribune and Ebens
burg Aueghanian, which played upon US du
ring the campaign, We will pay them NJ
further attention, being too old sportsman t
waste our ammunition in shooting Tomtits
We felt it however to be our duty, this week
to attend to the obsequies of brother prop
erly. This we regard as nothing more than
an act of friendship. By the way what ha
become of that mob that was to ''rid out" tn
Democrat and Sentinel office 1t has
Gone glimmering through dreams of thing
that were,
A Schoolboy's tale, the wonder of an hour
That threat cost the Republicans a goo
many votes.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
This would make the total vote in the coun-

De!any, 2.237.
Lloyd. 1887.
Delapy's majority. 600.
The vote rs unimportant affecting the
general result. but we make this statement,
for the purpose of putting the Democracy of
Carrolltown right on the record again.
eo-The report of the Commissioners appointed
to investigate the alleged fraucs in supplying
clothing &c, to the PennsylvaDia volunteers
last spring. has at length been published 1t
was not given to the world until after the
election, for the reason that its circulation
among the people. would have tended to
injure the prospects of certain Republican
candidates at the ballot box. Governor Cur
tin, therefore very prudently kept It back
until the fight was over We will probably
make some copious extracts from it hereafter.
merely for the purpose of showing what pure
and upright public servants the disciples oi
the famous sreller, John Coyode, make
Suffice it for the present 30 say. that the re-
port fully sustains the charges of fraud and
speculation made against the State Admins
tration and its employees. The Commission
ers pay Governor Curtin. the following left
handed compliment.
..It cannot for a moment be supposed that
There were not men enough in Pennsylvania.
"whose services could have been commanded.
land who, by education AMI ability. were
| ''equal to the occasion :hst had arisen The
appointment by an Executive. from perso-
| '.nal or partizan motives, of incompetent
''ageDts to Offices of great responsibility. is,
sat all times, great dereliction from duty,
never more so than in great public emer-
'sgencies, when the isasters resulting from
1.-THE ignorance or iDcompeteDcy Of the agents,
.'for whose appointment be is responsible,
will inevitably excite suspicion of fraud, and
return home to the Executive in humiliatiDg
charges of collusion."
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16

Pref. Woods Hair ReS,oratf re.-Tbis =
storative for making the hair grow, stoppip,
its falling out. and restoring gray hair . il
original color, is becoming celebrated. Al
the quack nostrums are giving way before II.
Three fuur;hs of the mixtures for res,oriny
and beau;ifying the hair, do it more iniurv
than good. They burn it up-destroy the
life of its roots-make the hair fail of and
produce premature haldbeSs But Prof
Woods Restorative mag be relied on as
containing nothing which can ia any manner
be Injurious 10 the hair. While It's success il
accomplishing what it pretends to 90 has
been verified in hundreds of cases We sd-
wise gray heads. and heads getting bald-4ll
who wish to save their wool or obtain q ueE
stock. to get bottle OF Woods Restorative
". 7. Democrat.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
The Fremont Trouble Before the
Cabinet.

There was Cabinet meeting on Monday
afternoon, in which the charges of Col
Blair against Gen, Fremont. and the counter
charges of Gen. Fremont against COL Blair.
were under consideration The principal
charges against tho commander. says the
Trfbmne's correspondent, are that be sacrificed
Gen. Lyon that be neglected to re-enforce
Col. Mulligen when he had the power to do
so, and kept Col Mulligan's messenger. sent
to ask aid, waiting three days before he saw
him; that his expenditures of money we're
excessive and corrupt; that one member of
his staff had a contract for the purchase of
FIVE thousand mules that he surrounded
himself with corrupt and bad men. knowing
them to be such that be was inaccessible to
Union men calling on business. to the great
damage of the public interests; that he viii
fully delayed assuming his duties after be
was appointed to his command in Missouri.
No conclusion was reached in the case by the
Cabinet meeting.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
= =
FARM FOR SALE.

HNHe UNDERSIGNED offers fo- sale his vel
IL known farm, situate In Cear6eld township.
Cambria county, adjoining lands # Thomas Far
rell, Richard Adams Cornelius Morris and Others,
containing 81 acres and allowance. The imprcve-
ments are. II story frame house and a soo1
stable. and fine orchard. The place Is vel
timbered, and well watered In every part, A
good road runs through it, conveniei h the Tesi-
dence. About fifty acres a:e CLEARED and II
high state of cultivation.
Sep. IL, 1S61.-5t- PETER ADAMS Jr-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16

@ We regret to learn that Col Swank,
our efficient County Superintendent, while
walking along the street of Wilmore one day
last week, was struck with stone by some
malicious individual. The cowarJly scoun-
drel should be severely punished.
l~ 1t is now reduced to certainty, thai
Thadeus Banks is elected to the Legislature
in Blair County, by small majority. The
Democracy of Blair County have done nobly
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-10-16
lust one WCrd.

We shall not bore our readers by attemp
ting to reply to the leader, in the last ALE
ghdnian, for the reason, that it contains moth
ing worth replying to. Dungeons handouts
and traitors dance through it in all the ma
yes of metaphorical confusion. They are
what Junius calls, the gloomy companions of
disturbed imagination the melancholy mad
ness of poetry, without the inspiration We
have philosophy enough to treat the PERSONAL
tiles it contains, with contempt, ard will there
fore not allow them to draw US into continu-
ing a useless controversy. and writing harsh
things concerning those towards whom We
entertain no unkind feelings. The article
in question, is not so much an attack on US,
as an Indictment for treason against the DEM
ocratic party of this State. 1t was evident ly
penned before the election, and in anticipa-
tion of glorious victory. But the triumph
did not come, and therefore the aforesaid arti-
Gle looks very bad in print.
The most contemplate part of the article
is that in which wholesale attack is made on
the members of the Democratic State Con-
vention, which met in Harrisburgh last win :
ter. They are styled g uncircumcised trail
tors" Now this is very bold, as we'll as
very impu1ent People of Cambria Re
publicans as we'll as Democrats you be-
lieve that R. L. Johnston, Esq, E. r Don
negau and c. l.. Pershing. Esq. the dele
gates from this county in that convention.
are " uncircumcised traitors" As they are
not Jews. we admit the first part of the pr op-
osition, but we deny that they are traitors
The Democracy previous to the bombardme nj
of fort Sumter, were anxious to prevent a COL
lison be tween the Northern and Southern
States, believing that our nat ional Difficult
ties could be amicably settled by a compro
mise. Many prominent Republicans felt IL
the same way, Mr.. Barker. dil not Simon
Chicago convention. now the present Secretar,
Of War. make speech IN the u. s Senate
in favor of the Bigier coNpromise bill? Is
he too traitor a? Since the commencement
of the civil war they have been as loyal anc
true to the Union, as the Republicans, anc
poured out their blood in its defence NOR,
freely than the ignorant fanatics, who malign
them as secessionIsts. 1t is true they hay,
condemned certain acts of Mr. Lincoln 9th,
suspension of the privilege of the writ of ha
beas corpus for instance,) but they sustaine,
HIM in the Fremont controversy. when tn
Republican press, almost unanimously assail
ed him, and the AHeghdnian had not wort
to say in his defence How was that neigh
Dor Will you be kind enough toinform US
1t is time Republicans should quit char
lug Democrats with being secessionists. Tb
Infamous charge had its day. but. reacte'
fearfuly on those who gave currency to it
1t has now sunk into the general mass o
. stale aud loafhed calumuies." and the dep
uty editor of the Alteghamian cannot restor
vitality TO it. 1t lie dead dead The De
mocracy regard this as var for the preser
vatiou of the Union, and While the Adminin
is'ration continues to carry it ON for this pur
pose, 1t will 6nd them among its hrmest sup
porters