The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-06-11

EvERv true patriot. every lover of his
country, Will rejoice 10 see the Democratic
party once more in the ascendant not only
in Pennsylvania. but in all the Northern
States. Ii is evident TO all meu Of The least
discrimination, that the Abolition plnnder-
ers now a, the head OF affairs in The nation
al ca pitol are not The men for The crisis
They cannot control the storm they prayed
for. Violators of the fundamental principles
of our Government themselves, law break
ers and Constiiuion-breakers, they never
can solve or settle the fea rful troubles that
now environ our heretofore prosperous and
happy land No las well might we ex-
pect the leopard TO change his spots or the
Ethiopian his skin, as TO look for crazy
persecuiing, theiving, Abolition faction 10
queiI the hurricane that they aud their twin
traitors OF the South were 30 anxious 10 see.
The people if any portion OF them ever had
confidence in the administration, have lost
that confidence forever The s,upendous
frauds that have been exposed-lhe poiiti
cal peFeecu tions that have been resorted TO
-lhe open violations of the most sacred
provisions OF the Constitution the appoin l.
ment TO high and lucrative positions OF no.
lorious disunIooists-ihe supporting of some
twenty or thirty thousand slaves at pubic
expense-ths employment of negroes in
preference 10 white men-,hese and other
similar acts should, and Citi, cause the peo.
pie 10 rise in their might, to rebuke the
men who have put them at defiance and
nampled upon their rights
The President of the United States, ABRA.
BAN LINCOLN, now stands before the country
with vote of censnre of the House resting
and pressing upon him When the resou-
ton was adopted, those who voted for it,
majority of whom were Republicans
thought they were condemning and pub
licly censuring SIsos CaMERoS, late Secre-
tary of war, because of the gigantic robber
les and careless transactions perpetIated
ia this department. But-most wonderful
10 say-lhe President now comes out, and
in special message TO Congress. On will
be found on our firsl pake,l assumes and
shoulders all CAhERos's and CUMMINGS acts
and desires TO be held responsible for Them
He therefore places himself in CAMERos's
shoes, and siands before the people, We re-
peat, a censured and impeached mar by
Republican House of Representatives The
vote of censurs on CAMERoE was in these
words:
'sResolued. That Simon Cameron, late Sec
retary of War, by investing Alexander
Cummings with the control OF large sums
OF the public money and authority 10 pur-
chase military supplies without requiring
from him any guarantee for the faithful per-
OF his dulies when the services
of competent public officers were available,
and BY involving The Government in a vast
number OF contracts with persons not legIi
imalely engaged in the business penaining
10 ih6 subject matter of such contracts. es-
has adopted policy highly inju-
rious 10 the public service, and deserves
The censure oil the House.
So il appears the House made . slight
mistake ia adopting the above whitening
resolve Instead Of cAhERos's name, LIN
COINS should have appeared II is strange,
however. that Gen. CzHEkoE 10 bis speech
before hi : friends 81 Harrisburg, recently,
assumed all The responsibility of the very
aess 10 which ihe vois Of ceHsure refers;
aud in The face Of facts, and The report Of
the DAwks Committee, vainly attempted
10 justify shoes acts. But, aeld AsED Gays