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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23
Dem moCraffC Meetings.

The Democratic Freemen of Cambria
County, are requested to meet as follows
AT GALLTTZIN, on Thursday tie
Oath day of September, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
At LORETTO, on Monday the 2Sth
day of September, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
AT ST. AUGUSTINE, on Tuesday
the 29th day Of September, at 3 o'clock
L. NJ.
At JOHNSTOWN, on Saturday. the
Sd day of October, at B O'Clock p. NJ.
AT WILMORE. on Wednesday the
9TH day of October, at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
At BELSANO, on Saturday the 10th
day of October, at o'clock L. NJ.
At CARROLLTOWN, on Monday
the 18th day Of October, at 3 O'Clock z. NJ.
Able Speakers will be present and adj
dress the several meetings.
BY order of the County Committee,
WM. KITTELL, Gilman.
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DemG cratic Meeting at Hem
lock.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Democracy was held at Hemlock, on last
Saturday, at which the following named
gentlemen presided
VIM. M'Closky, President
Vice observation-disclosures Paul George,
James Farren, Robert Trotter, Conrad
Behe, James Moreland, Peter Dougherty,
Henry Kimmell, Patrick MManamy, and
Peter SOmers.
Secretaries-Messrs Isaac WiIle, John
II. Kennedy, John Porter, Richard Det-
tling and p. M'Gough.
The meeting was severalIy addressed by
Gen. James Potts, Hon. G. l.. Pershing,
Gen. JOS M'Donald,R. L. Johnston, Esq, ,
and John Knepper, of Summerhill tip.
The prevailing sentiments throughout
Washington township, Indicate a large
| Democratic gain
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After the entertainment of little r.,
the cheese box, upon which he stood :.
removed, and A. Kopelin, ESQ.
g Rally round the Flag boys" Mr. r..
lin being a military man, his vocal s,l.
ations were highly appreciated bv i.
"loyal" few.
The meeting then adjourned with -.
cheers for the Independent candida.
for Assembly and Register and Record.
The brass band, which was hired :.
the occasion is composed of Gern.,.
who became so disguised with the A.,
ition meeting, that they vowed their 4,
termination to become naturalized ,rs
and vote the Democratic ticket.
Several fights, which caused som. ,
the "loyal" fellows to wear black ezs,
woand up the entire performance.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

Democratic party had two wings, but
that they belonged to the same bird and
that Judge Woodward's nomination was
far superior to any nomination here
tofore made by the Democracy. He re-
ferred to Mr. Scott's speech, made at
Harrisburg, on the 22d, day of February
1861, wherein the gentlemen endorsed
and voted for resolutions cOndemning this
war and to his voting for a Know
Nothing against Douglas Democrat for
State Treasurer: and then he referred to
the meeting on last Thursday, which
cheered Mr.. Scott, when he said, that
any man who would condemn Judge
Woodward, on account of his deci sion
relative to the soldiers vote, was low
demagogue and few moments after
wards, cheered a resolution condemning
Judge Woodward for the very same act.
Mr. Johnston spoke over an hour, show
ing the inconsistencies of the speeches
made at the Abolition meeting; and clearly
proved that those who were hired for the
occasion, neither knew when nor for what
they were cheering.
p. S Noon, Esq, was then loudly cal
led for, and responded nobly. He spoke
of Mr. Lincoln having with one fell swoop
of his pen, struck our liberties from US.
by the suspension of tie writ of haJeas
corpus. He thought, probably, this would
be the last meeting of freemen, ever held
in the Court House, if Curtin was elected.
Mr.. Noon spoke about an hour,
NJ. ID. Magellan Esq, was next called.
! i I II
to speak, since the writ Of haJeas co,pu}
was suspended. for fear Provost Marshal
! Heyer, a scavenger, who was not fit to
| blacken his boots, would arrest him but,
believed he would speak his sentiments il
| spite of the miniOns of this damnable Ad-
ministration. He was not speaking tC
| freemen, but TO slaves who had chains
fastened on them. Said every man who
spoke at the Republican meeting was q
hired minion of either old Abe or Curtin
| Mr.. Magellan spoke about half an hour
Gen. Jos. ArDonald was then called
upon, and responded in his usually pleas
ing and happy style.
Mr. Miller, of Ohio, a Democrat o
the Nallandigham school, was found t.
be present, and was called upon to address
the meeting. Although stranger in tn,
place, he replied in forcible speech, which
was received with loud bursts of applause
Col. Hasson was then called upon
He arose and declined making any re
marks, believing they could not be appre
ciated after so much eloquence.
Great enthusiasm and attention prevail
throughout the entire meeting.
The speeches being concluded, the NEE
ting adjourned, with three cheers for Hon
G.. L. Vallandigham, the Union the Con
stitution and the State and County ticket
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ez- Quite a disgraceful scene occurred

e. Quite disgraceful scene occurred
on Tunnel Hill, on last Saturday. A
posse of Lincoln understrappers, from
this place, who were engaged in serving
notices on some conscripts, near that
place, having indulged a little to freely
in rotgut whiskey, proceeded to Tunnel
Hill, where they used obscene language and
so shamefully insulted some of the wo-
men, that the Indignation of the male
residents of the town. who were within
hearing distance, became so aroused, that
they Immediately chastised the offenders 4;
some of whom bear the marks of pretty
rough treatment. We have not room for
full particulars this week
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es- We are pleased to learn that our
young friend Thos. d. Litzinger, has
been promoted to the Adjutantship of the
l1th Penna. Reserves, in place of r. A.
MCoy, promoted to Majority. Tom
has served faithful apprentiship in said
Regiment-starting out as drummer;
then serving as high private; and, for
the last few months has been acting Ser
geant Major. His qualifications eminent
ly fit him for this position. May success
attend him.
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An Important Matter.

ne law requires every CltlZen W De
assessed, at least ten days previous to the
election, before he can vote ; and we,
here and now, make mention of this i'm
portant matter, hoping that no Democrat
will neglect the requirements of the law,
and thereby be deprived of that high pre-
rogative. The assessment books should
be examined, and every Democrats name
should, at once, be placed on the books.
The time is short, and we must not allow
ourselves to be beaten by our own stu
pidity and neglect.
The proffligacy of this Administration
and the degcneracy of its supporters are
fast increasing and if, through neglect,
we allow the Democratic ticket to be de-
feated, we shall yet mourn over our apathy.
The coming contest is a struggle for free
dom and if victory does not crown our
efforts, it may, and will, in all probabili-
ty, be the last time we shall have the op-
portunity of exercising the right of suff-
rage. This is no idle saying, nor need
/ you shrink from the picture; for unless
you unswervingly vote the Democratic
ticket and assist in carrying the election
against the threats of usurpers, your lib
critics and your Government are gone. -
This is no visionary speculation, for the
clouds of ruin and despotism are fast gath
ering around US The fearful realities
proceeds from Washington. In another
column will be found a proclamation from
the dynasty at Washington, wherein, it
will be seen, the writ of ha5eas corpus
has been suspended, which virtually de-
clares martial law all over the the land
and makes Abe Lincoln an Emperor
Step by step has this old Mountebanb ig-
nored the provisions of the Constitution ;
and if the coming election goes favorably
to his wishes, we may soon see another
proclamation declaring the ballot box
void, and signed, His Majesty, Abraham
the L IrSt.
We urge upon every Democrat the i'm
portance of being assessed and to see
that their neighbors do likewise for VIC
may yet need every vote. Although we
are sanguine of success, yet it is well to
be on guard, for the Administration at
Washington, through favor and threats
are making every effort to carry the cleo
ton against the wishes of the people
Thousands Of soldiers are now being sent
throughout different parts of the State fol
this purpose and unless we, as people
stand firm, our lips may yet be polluted
with test oath, promising allegiance anC
homage to Abe Lincoln, such as the citl
zens of Kentucky were forced TO take.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

"IF SLAVERY IS TO BE CON
TINUED IN THIS COUNTRY. WE
WANT THE IRISH AND CATHO-
LICS TO TAKE THE PLACE OF
THE NEGROES, AND LEE THE
MORE INTELLIGENT AND MORE
VIRTUOUS BLACKS BE LIBERIA
TED."-Ne,C York Post
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23
COAINIUNICATED-

FRIEND TODD Il had the na.su-
of being present at the large and en.F.,-.
astic Democratic meeting. held at Cb.--
Tree on last Saturday i larre d..
ton from Casrolltown, headed bv =
Brass Band, and in conjunction with y
CIearfield Co. delegation paraded II ,-l'
the town about one O'Clock z. NJ
After partaking of a substantial ror...
prepared for the occasion, the crowd -,
paired to the place where the snasL.-,
stand was erected.
The meeting was called 10 order f-
appointing that staunch old D.mo,-,-
PORTER kINTORTs, President
After the requisite number Of y9,.
Presidents and Secretaries had b.ar o.
pointed, z. 5. NOOK, Esq, OF F,l,r.5r--
was called upon 10 open tt lncelip5 ~
must say the audience Were really snaT,
bound for more than an hour by +.
speech, which was delivered IN h; h, n...
ly eloquent and impressive manner
T. JEFFERSON BOYER. of Clear,ia,l H.,
man who worsted Simon Carna-o1 ,r,
of a United States Senatorshjn ws. ,sr, ~
called upon, and exposed Gov C9r;~
about as bad as he did the "old yy;n,s.
bago Simon, He spoke about an bar-
JOSEPH THoMPsoN, Esq. of India.
young and talented lawyer. wa. dr
third speaker. He referred 10 ,ba ~.
| pension of the writ of TElJ.u. C.....,, al
dwelt at some length on the js1a ill.,
acts Of the Federal Adhliui.fr,,r;.-
showed Gov Curtin to Be an enemy =,
State rights-and consequently our enenr
and, after about an hours time, xouri
up by urging the people to support Woor.
WARD AND LOwRTE, the friends Of as
Constitution and the Union. AIR. TB.ur-
SONS speech was a master effort.
The meeting then adjourned one hour
for supper
After supper the meeting was called g
order, and HUGH WIER, Esq. of Indian.
was introduced to the meeting. and spoke
for nearly two hours. referring back to
the commencement of the war, is
causes &c.
NM McCULIOUGH, Esq, a young law
yer from Clearfield followed Nix. WEE.
In an able speech. He spoke for ner
an hour
The meeting then adjourned. with thrrs
cheers for the Union and the Constitution,
and three for the State ticket.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the entire meeting. Thsr
seems to be set determination. of ts
people, in that part of the country, 20
exercise, perhaps for the last time, thar
right of suffrage. No threats of yan-
geance, emanating from the ,Ioyar' Pa-.
ty; no Provost Marshal no unde-stEa--
pers OF this hell born Administrator. can
deter them from exercising their r..a.,,
which they know and. dare maintain
Never will they succumb TO the vile teach
lngs OF Abolitionism but having for tha-
guidance the immortal truths OF Demo-
racy, they are determined never to dess7
them \ SrECTAT0R
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Democratic Rasfy.

The Democracy of Clearfield, Carroll
White, Chest, and Allegheny townships
are requested to assemble at the House of
Michael Bamacle, in St Augustine, on
Tuesday the 29th inst, at o'clock p.
NJ. where they will be addressed by able
speakers.
Speakers from Ebensburg and Johns
town viii be expected.
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Another Democratic Meeting fn
Ebensburg.

Handbills were issued on last Friday
afternoon, by the Chairman of the Demo
cratic County Committee and The Presi-
dent of the Democratic Club, calling on
the Democracy to meet in the Court
House at seven o'clock PM OF the same
day.
Although the call only preceded the
meeting a few hours, the word spread rap
idly, and by. the appointed hour, very
respectable gathering occupied the Court
Room.
The Chairman of the County Com
mittee, called the meeting to order and
stated the object thereof
The following named gentlemen were
then elected officers of the meeting.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

:" # these Internal fanatics and A5olition-
lists erer get the pore, an their hands, heu
aciu ocerride the Constitution. set the Su>
4oreme Court at defiance, change and make
td'cS to s'nt themselves. LAY VIOLENT HANDS
ON THOSE WHO DIFFER WITH THEM IN oPIN-
ION, or dare question their fidelity. and fl
'ldtty bankrupt the country and deluge 1t acith
blood ."-DANIEL WEBSTER.
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Democratic Ticket.


Governor,
GEO. W. WOODWARD of Luzerne Co
J,tdgc Of tie Supreme Court.
WALTER H. LOWRIE, of Allegheny Co
assembly,
CYRUS L. PERSHING. of Johnstown.
Register and Recorder,
JAMES GRIFFIN, OF Johnstown.
Treasurer,
ISAAC WIKE, Of Wilmore.
Commissioner.
Z. GLASS, of Etensburg.
Coroner,
WM. FLATTERY, of Johnstown.
auditor,
f. p. TIERNEY, of Cam bria TIP.
Poor House Director,
GEO. MCCULLOUGH, of Munster TIP.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

CLING TO THE CONSTTTU-
TION, AS TIE SHIPWRECKED
MARINER CLINGS TO THE LAST
PLANK, WHEN NIGHT AND THE
TEMPEST CLOSE AROUND HIM. -
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-23

I'VE WILL ARREST THE IRREPREssIBLE CON-
FLIcT; WE ARE NOT READY TO GIVE UP Con-
sTITUT1oNAL LIBERTY; WE WILL NOT sACRI>
FICE ALL THE MEMORIES OF THE PAST AND
ALL THE HOPES OF THE FUTURE For NEGRO
ACKNOWLEDGMENT W. WOODWARD
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J. S. TODD. Editor s. Publisher
wednesday SERR. 23, I8E3.
s. M. Pettengill & Go.

Advertising. Agents, 81 PARK Row
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
are the authorized Agents for the ''DEM-
oCRAT & SENTINEL" and the most intiuen-
tial and largest circulating Newspapers in
the United States and Canadas. They
are empowered to contract for US at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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ry The conscripts' time for reporting
at Huntingdon, from this county. has
been extended, for the reason that the
board of Enrolling officers, cannot get
through with Huntingdon county in time
to examine Cambria's quota, as per no.
tice
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81 At the late Democratic meeting
held in the shiretown of Crawford county.
one thousand and thirty wagons came
into the town loaded with people.
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The Last of American Liberty.

Lincoln declares himself Dictator sna
usurps power w hsCh the Queen o.
England dare not exercise.
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"All public functionaries in this land are
under the law, and none, from the highest
to the lowest are above it''-WALTER n.
LowRIR.
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PRESIDENT.
COL. BARNABUS ArDERNITTT.
WOE PRESIDENTS.

Nicholas Helfrick, Chest Township ;
Peter j. Little, Loretto jeremiah Fa-
gan, Ebensburg Cyrus Riley, Johns,own:
John Cox, Esq, Johnstown; William
Barnes, Ebensburg George Harter,
Johnstown George Walters, White Tp,
James MDermitt. Clearfeld township :;
John Feurgeson, Blacklick TIP.
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SECRETARIES

Frederick Snyder, d. A. Conrad, Viii
liam Sechler and Philip Collins
On motion, r. L. Johntson, Esq. ad-
dressed the the meeting.
He referred to the Republican meeting
held on Thursday, and said he wished to
contradict Mr.. Scott, in some of his
statements. He referred back to the
time of the alien and sedition laws and
said they had taken effect in Pennsylva-
MIA within a month.
TIE meeting of the Republicans on
Thursday put him in mind of the terrible
times of 1910. He referred to the ar
tifces of music &c, to gain a crowd.
He spoke of Mr.. White giving all his
sons to the army. and though old as he
was, had FURNISHED some supplies He
further referred to Mr. Scott's speech
wherein that gentlemen said that the
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JOCtFNOT,
GEO. W. WOODWARD Of Luzerne Co
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Proclamation of the President
SUSPENSION OF THE HABEA'
CORPUS.

BY the President Of tie United StE@ Z.
AD3ey7ca.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

WE, fHE UNDERSIGNED. WHO uAvF
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corresponding With tao loysis aausels 80 ~,
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GROCERIES,.

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TO CONTRACTORS.

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fafafasy she sth dsy ~ seyfemisr ift3. fsF Ersd.
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Streets aud sftsndinE BE-. 1Bifd 20 Fourth
Streets tFIH
.Ths sontrarisf "a n fnish Ill tis Esssrisis sbd
A. rrAfrLiN. Clerk.
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MILLIN FRY.
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APPLE pARRRa.

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EXCISE TAX NOTICE.

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