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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
Columbia County Prisoners.

Over three months have now elapsed
since The illegal and unwarrantable arrest
Of nearly fifty Of our up.creek innocent
citizens. They were summarily kidnapped
and ipcarcerated in filthy bastiles, by the
miuions of the Lyncoln dynasty, in direct
violation Of the Laws OF the United Sta tes
and their own Acts OF Congress, and yet,
near half OF their number are to-day pin
ing their existence in those prisons of death
and persecution
The illegal arrest and cowardly baniah-
ment of Mr.. ValIapdi2 ham, some two
years ago, by the same pitiful minions OF
despotic power, was deemed TO be cruel
and disgraceful. But Mr.. V. was gen
tleman of means and influence, and his
family were bountifully supported in his
absence. His character has been vindica
ted and the act has rebounded with dis
grace upon the Lincoln Administration.
Vastly different is the case of the Col
umbia County Prisoners. Whilst they
are all among our most respectable tt
zcns, many Of them are m'n in iadigen
circumstances, and have left their flmilie
in extreme want for tho necessaries OF life
And IN addition to this, it should no, b'
forgotten, to say nothing of the losses thu
sustained, the expenses necessarily incur
red in attempting to bring about the "a
parte thing, the Administration calls
trial, will cost each of these poor me
perhaps over thousand dollars, 1t is o
outrage without parallel in the histor
of the world.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
BLooMsBURG:
Saturday Morning, Dec. 3, lse4.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ouR euttouers Who have paid up their accounts
have our sincere thanks Those who have neglected
to do So are requested noW, SETTLE and PAY inmS
Stately We need not speak Of Increased cxpcnses, etc.
these things patent every individual in the
land we say, that wa have earned our money, dearly
and laboriously, and 1t mustbe paid.
We are making outand sending bills to ali indebted
Including tho present sth volume, up to next March,
and we expect from them prompt and early response
Our terms are PSYMENT IN ADVANCE, and every
one taking the papcrshCuld pay ayear ahead Friends
shali we be disappointed your honesty and justice
And lastly. Every person taxing this paper, must
nav TWO DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE and they had bet
Ter remit once, upon the first of next Januaryw
shall be obliged to demand for all unpaid subscription
THREE DOLLARS per Onnum, in advance w
hoph our friends will avail themselves OF the oppof
,unty for liberal payments at the approaching CouI
In December,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
"Neck-pulling In Jackson +"

In reply to the sworn statement OF the
young man, Leonard II. Cole, published by
us three weeks since, q soldier signing
himself "T. A. Gill;" (snd who appears TO
have manipulated the rope on the accession
in question y psbishes his narrative Of the
case in the Columbia Republican.
II any one doubted the truth Of the sto-
ry before, this defence would remove tho
doubt. For the perpetrator Of the outrage
admits all the material pal Gitculars stated
by his victim, except the degree OF vio-
lcuce used He insists he pulled ga gen
/ lie strain on The roPe,' and that the sub
isct of this polite attention was not blinded
or left staggering at the end Of the per-
formance. It was only eentia exercise, T,
a little gratutous military instruction, tor
which young Cole ought to have felt CRATE.
full Instead Of indignant,
But his stupidity was astonishing. Not
only did he not appreciate the kind atten-
ton Of "T. A. Gill;" in putting a gentle
strain on the rope he did not even perceive
as he ought to have done, how much at
- A. Gill" and T. A. Gili's companion
were deli GIFTED and amused at his terror
. and distress, They enjoyed it hugely
e but poor Cole drawn up on tipLoe, will
IS flushed face and compressed windpipc
e "could not see where the laugh came ill.,
r We repeat, Gill's statement fully con
firms Coles affidavit upon the main fra-
lures oil the transaction The rope arount
Coles neck and thrown over NOW pole
- aud 4. A. Gill pulling upon it and hi
4 companion InquisIor extorting answer
between the pulls. This is the shamefr
- scene as presented by Gill himself. Di
= it never occur to him that he had no righ
to put finger upon Cole 10 right t
compel him to answer any question what
, " ever; no jurisdiction or rightul powe
over him for any purpose and that it wa
~ indecent as we'll as illegal to compel th
son by violence TO assist in The pursuit G
!, his parent
-. AS 10 tho degree of violence used, {
, course any statement by man comni
.. Ting such an outrage, is entitled to bat Ii
:. tie consideration, The true way to test th
49, truth in such a case is upon prosecute
for the assault and injury, when both pa
= ties can be heard and justice bo duly ad
mnistered.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
George d. Mcclellan.

In the future Of America, a time is sure
TO come when justice will be done to GEORGE
B MCCLELLAN Partzau prejudice and
passion caunot always sway the hearts Of
men. When the angry waves ofthe pres
ent strife shall have passed, candor and
reason will resume their proper sphere,
and men will look back upon the past in a
different spirit from that 10 which they
survey the present. Men who today will
not listen to word 10 defence Of political
opponent, and who yet would feel insuted
to be told that they are not in their right
minds, will then reflect with feeling akin
to shame upon the injustice they have
done in words spoken derogatory to th'
fair fame of men whom listory will SC
down in the list of Americas most honor
ed patriots,
General MCCLELLAN can afford to wal
the sure vindicatiou of History. OF hin
it will be written that the man who twic
saved the capitol oil the nation, stiil oner
, ed his sword to his country in her tune c
!. need, aud was spurned by the men
power. His retiremet from her servic
r will be- attended by no regret-no leelin
= tha, duty has been left uudone. If b
h can do the country no further service i
}, the present struggle, it will be some cor
y ISOLATION to know that partjSan malice ca
!. do him no further harm. We do not SUI
= pose contingency can arise which woul
d again withdraw him from the position OF
}, private citizen until the nation which ono
is bonored him with its confidence shall hay
RS passed from the uncertainty of the preset
li into the brighter light or deeper gloo
d that awaits it in the future.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
Doipgs of the Military Conmis.
sion.

John Rantz, Samuel Kline, William
ApplemAn, as our readers were inf rmed,
had their trials at Harrisburg, some tine
since, aud we're all sentenced. The two
former to two years 10 Prison each, and
Mr.. AppIeman taon years Imprisonment
and $500 fne which he has since paid and
been reles ed. Daniel McIIenry, was
aext on trial when the Commission ad.
journed by change in its officers, which
ought to release Mr.. McHenry from fur
ther trial. Stott A. Colley, was tried on
Monday last, and our last information
from Harrisburg, appriEos US that james
MeHenry, Esq Of Usmbra, Luzerne
county, is now on tsial before the Com
mission.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
Majority for Lincoln :.

The President has hardly five pr cent.
majority on the total vote. For every
huudred votes for Lincoln in the loyal
States, there have been cast piIety.fve
for his Democratic competitor, ard large
part of this excess was given in New Eng
and. Ia the Central, Western, and Bor
der States Mcclellan has some nisety-
eight votes TO Lincon's one hundred, dos
pite all the great advantages possessed by
the latter, and which were powerfully ant
uu crupulously used.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
Let Them Rejoice.

When we hear shout go up from the
Abolition ranks for the victory they have
achieved, we cannot but keep thinking oi
the time the children of Israel shouted so
joyously around the golden calf, and Tor
sook the God who bad led them from the
land of Egypt. And we remember too
how that they wandered for forty years in
the wilderness, ard repented in sack cloth
and ashes for their foolishness. And
when their repentance was full, aud they
returned to the God Of their fathers, lie
led them safrly across the Jordan and no
earthly foe could stand before them.
The American people have wandered
from their faith. They have failed down
in alteration at the feet Of the black mon
stcr brought forth by infdelity and aboli-
tionlsm, aud the spirit of Patriotism gazst
sorrowluIy on while they shout over their
own destruction. But when they wander
through the bloody tracklcss desert which
was spread out before them, when all thu
horrors which are 10 store for them hav,
been felt, they will return to their old po
litical party and call for assistance upo1
, that power which has guided them for 81
years, and never once failed, though to
darkness of three wars had to be met an'
passed.
No Democrat can feel that he is to blam
{ for the ruin which the dcluded poop'
[ have brought upon u.. Like Moses OF old
f we leave our brethrea TO worship the Go
=, their own hands have made, in sorro
D rather than anger, and turn to gathe
r strength amid the horrors and prvatior
n of war, as he received the table of stone
}. amid the thnnder aud ighteniugs of Nom
c Sina. So says the Bollefoute |pabchma'
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
Columbia County Soldiers Vote.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

The Return Judges of Columbia county
re-assembied on Friday, the 25th ult. at
the Court House, in Bloomsbury, as re.
quired by law, for the purpose Of reoeiv-
ing and counting up The vote for Pi esi,
dens cast by citizens of Columbia county
now in the military service of the United
States, as returned to the Prothonotary' 8
Office, Over eighty separate returns were
received, from as many camps, companies
and squads of men, aud the total vote was
377, as follows:
Soldiers Vote-FOr Mcclellan. 1872
For Lincoln. l75
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03

ATTEMPr TO DESTROY a CIIY. - The
New York papers Of Saturday give &C.
count of bold attempt to destroy that
city by FIRE. Eight of the largest hotels,
including tie St. Nicholas, Tamrnany the
Brandre:h House and Barnum's Museum,
were simultaneously set on fire, ard but
for a timely discovery, would, together
with the beat part of the city, have been
laid in ashes. The means employed in
all instances was phosphoroas thrown up
on the floor, upon beds, trunks and other
furniture in the rooms, which in every
case speedily ignited. 1t is supposed to
have been done to plunter. Que woman
whose name is not given, has been arrest
ed as a supposed accomplica.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
MARRIAGES.

% the 9th of Nov, 1854, at the resi-.
deuce of the brides parents, by the Rev
John Walker Jackson, Major SAMUEL
KNoRR, 10 b U. S. G. T., of bloomsbury
Pa, and Miss EMMA L, ETrLA, OF Har,
tisburg Pa.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. E. FulImer
Mr.. JOHN KELLER, Of Jackson twp, Col
umbia Co.. Fa., aud Miss SARAH HrRLE
MAN, of the same place.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
DEATHS.

At Audcrsonvillc, Georgia, on the Goth
of June, 1864, Francis RUPERT, mem,
ber of Company X, I'd PGnn'a, Cavalry
and son of William Rupert,o of Bloomsburg
aged Is years Q mouths, and II days.
In Madison township, Columbia CO. on
tho 9Th of November, 1864, Mr., ADRA-
HAN WELtIyER, aged about i6 years,
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mud this information invaluable.
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03

rzF- The Harrisburg Patriot 4 Union
sums up Lincolus majority in this state,
on the home vote, (iacluding $4,000 sol.
diers sent home) at 900. Rather close,
that
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
WHnilcr is In favor of rroposing roac

"Builcr is in favor of proposing peace
and cffeiieg an amnesty "--PhRo. BHHs
tin
Why not "spot him" as traitor then
No "Coprcrhcad" ever proposed any
thing more or worse than that It's claim
ed that The reelection OF Lincoln is con
demnation Of "peace" and "amnesties
so the quicker Butler, with su ch notions
is hustled out, the better. "Peaee,' in
deed Wasn'tit asserted hundred times
before the election, that the only peac'
commissioners that would be sent should
be such as Grant. .Sherid an and Sherman
What 'ight has shoi,Y 10 be on The Chic
ago nlatjOrm d? GET OFF IT AT ONCE
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03

sGr- I he Aboitionists are already get
ting into a snarl The radicals want
Seward out Of tha Cabinet, and the mod
crates want to keep him in. Let the fam
lily fight 60 or. 1t bodies good for the
country.