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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-23
THE JOLLY SHOOK NJ LAX Err.

THE JOLLY SHOOK MAKER.
1 am oily shook maker that has left my
native home.
Away up in the swamps of Maine, where
wild beasts freely roam:
Where oft-times was compelled my humble
meals to cook
And to earn an honest living by making
Red Oak Shook.
Ny father was not satisfied for me to go
away,
And with tears trickling down his 'cheeks
he urged me to stay;
70 comfort him and mother in the lonely
cabin home,
And to renounce the foolish thought Of
leaving them alone.
I parted with my parents all in the month
of May.
And as passed the cottage door, I heard
my father say:
Oh, Betsy dearest Betsy Oh, Betsey
will bet
That our lovely Aminidad will be in Con
gress YETI
With nothiug but my trusty axe, L travelled
day and night,
And being strong and hearty MY burden
was quite light;
I journeyed on in solitude until one evening
late,
I found myself upon the sell of Pennsylva-
MIA State.
And here I thought I'd stop awhile, and
rest my weary frame.
And give the folks a chance to see a Yankee
fIom old Maine;
The people gathered around all anxious to
see
The man who sw ore that Southern slaves
would by him be set free.
Many a bright eyed damsel would have
gladly been ny cook,
Many a true and loving heart was hy my
beauty shook
But their winning smiles and loving looks
were all of no avail,
They couldn't catch rhinoceros by grab
bingat the tail.
a few short years and fortune cast her lau-
rels at my feet
l tried to go to Congress then, but l was
badly beat,
Ny friends did not sustain me-for they all
thought me insane
So Pennsylvania was not honored by Con-
gresham from Maine.
Soon the rebellion started, but could not
get to go,
Into the Southern climate to meet the rebel
foe,
Although I was strong and hearty and
would the quack doctors pass,
And would do my country service by coming
down EN- MAssE,
But thought it would be better to stay at
home and pray,
That Democratic soldiers might not survive
the fray;
But that each Southern bullet might spill
their cQwardly blood,
Till every darKey in the South could swim
in the crimson flood.
But to Congress was bound to go, SO l
"ralliod once again.
And gave our State another chance for
Congressman from Maine;
1 offered money freely, and it was freely
took,
And was sent to Congress to keep the tax
off shook.
1 have not time at present to tell you any
more,
About things that happened lately or in the
days of yore,
For my darling toothless boy will fo1 his
papa look,
And my driver is coming with a stavin'
load of shook.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-23
STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
HESTER CLYMER.
DISTRICT TICKET.

CONGRESS,
ROBERT L. JOHNSTON, Ebensburg.
Subject to decision of District Convention.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1866-08-23
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WM. H SEWARD,
W M ~ N7L " NFND,
Secretary of State,

tCVJIJIdI OF NIdtV.
In accordance with the PRESIDENT 5
proclamation of the 18th inst, declaring
null and void Maxlmilian's paper block
ade of Matamoras and other Mexican
ports, the Navy Department has detached
two memo of war to be stationed at the
mouth of the Rio Grande. The COM
mander cf the Pacific squadron has also
received orders to send two men-of-war to
Mazatlan and Guayamas to protect Uni
ted States interests on the Pacific coast
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-10
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1866
The Convention.

% The True Union Convention meets
on Wednesday next, to select a
Councilman in the place of Hon. S.
s.. Ford, deceased. We trust that
not only full representation will re-
spond to the call, but that their de-
alterations will be marked with zeal
and harmony. 1t matters but little
whom the choice of the Convention
falls upon, so that he unitcs the nee
essary qualifications for proper dis
charge of the hrluous duties of the
trust. In fact no decided preference
appears to be manifested, and from
this we predict the best of results.
"Principles, not men, is the watch
word. This is as it should be in the
bestowal Of all positions by the pco-
pie. The Office should seek the man.
and not the man the office. and we
would then find men who would
honor and adorn the positions to
which they are chosen.
The late election news published
elsewhere, INSTEAD Of es.olin.. our ar
dor. sbould iEfn-e NJ with rev rca'
- szve from t.e fna' rs shtis.x ss.T-c,.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-10
Proclamation BY the Governor.

-bG 'tH TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
To the Sheri0s of Inurston and Ls'eis Counties,
greeting:
o. WHEREAS, Sidney S. Ford, duly elected
member of the Council of the Legislative AS
sembly of the Territory OF Washington for the
counties of Thurston and Lewis died on the
22d day of October, A. D. 1866, leaving the
said Office vacant and
q WHEREAS, A session of the Legislature will
take place before the next annual election, you
are hereby commanded to notify the several
Judges of election in said counties to hold a
special election on Saturday the Gath day
of November, A. D. 1860, to elect q member
of the Council for said counties.
In testimony whereof, l, WILLIAM IcKERING,
Governor of Washington Territory,
f.. s. have hereunto set my hand and caused
-. the seal the Territory to be affixed at
Olympia, this I'd day ofNovember, A. d.
1866. WILLIAM PICKERING.
Governor of Washington Territory.
BIZ the Governor: ELwooD EVANS, SecGtary.
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GENERAL SUMMARY,

New YORK, Oct. 25.-The Her.
ats Charleston correspondent says
prominent South Carolina politicians
are aiding Gov. Orr to carry the con-
stitutional amendments through the
Legislature. General Sherman ar.
rived tonight. Gov. Swan was
again here to-day in consultation
with the President. There arc new
developments in the Baltimore en-
brogolio. The emergency, however,
being towards pcaccable solution.
Culbert Ballet has been removed
from the position of U. S. Marshal,
Louisiana, and d. II. Mckee of New
Orleans, has been appointed in the
place.
The amount of gold in the Treas
ury has reached ninety-tivc million
dollars, including eleven million dol
lars in certificates. Twenty-four
million will be disbursed on the first
of November, on the tive-twenty
coupons.
Advices from Mexico to the 9th,
say affairs of the Empire are daily
growing worse, and an important
conference had taken place between
Maximillian and his minister.
Toronto, Oct. 25.-Col. Lynch, of
Louisville, Kentucky, one of the
leaders in the Fenian raid, captured
at Fort Erie, and since held pris-
oner, was to-day, tried by civil court,
sentenced to be hanged on the 18th
of December. .,t
HALIFAX, Oct. 25.-Turk's Is
land was visited by hurricane on
the Both of September. Two hun
dred lives were lost, eight hundred
houses destroyed and three thous-
and persons rendered homeless, and
left in most destitute condition.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-General
Sherman had another conference
with the President today. and it il
currently bclivesl. though some an.
thorifics deny il. he will assume
the portfolio Of War Department
about the 1si December. Nearly NIL
the annual reports are ready for srh-
mission 10 the Pre~lslent The Lsnd
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val. Sherman will remain in Next
co until the Jaurez government is
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operate in case their services are
needed.
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ton of twenty-five million on the
public indebtedness for the month
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lion coin and thirty million currency
on hand November 1st.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-10


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rc!orner OF ind'an>-in w"ri. 4
moral rei'r'her PR ef''"f"',' yer
n.y. 'hou aF' one Oh .il"se Tue great
poet OF nature :" wen describes as
" borrowing .he 'iVery Oh hea'en 10
serve the devil H.
But our issue Is not with a would
be preacher, but with his teaching.
The first proposition, if such it may
be called. in the article in question,
is to be deduccd from the following
paragraphs:
"Tbe doctrine which has been thousand
times affirmed and as many times rpfutcd'
is that because the rebel States are geo
~ .h m 1m;n .nv o 81 H.. GU" Gan. a
Government. tbat therefore ali the rights.
privileges ard immnnities, which the Con-
sIltu!'on guaranteed 10 tnem before !neir
olable"
uRooorso tho robol S+otos ,ro nso
oro,,z;cou, within, tho Union -,
WHAT ;1oa docs this 1,,c,,o ro con.
VOW Mns+ wo n,.t nfar from Mi.
that erccnt oeooronh;co,L tho loto r.,
orrco,+ Sto+oS mr., ont oftho JY,;or .
Potent % was tho oreot host Of Tn.
ion and froodom IN crnsb;no ont rc
holl;on and in br;nc;pc back tho
roho, St,tes 70 suhm;ss;on 70 Fodor.
al authority. we never susnected thot
tbev could convert the ar.famea line
of Mason and Dixon, or any other
boundary line. into a vast chasm
which would geographically sever
divide and disrupt the great politi-
cal division known as the United
States ofAmerica States qeonoph.
icaW within the Union? What q
phrase! None but a disunionist of
the most ultra tendencies could con-
ceiye such a thought. Well NAV we
inouire how manv States constititute
the Federal Union, when treason
like this is preached by an oAnployee
of the Federal Government. in the
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the armies of rebellion and treason
:, Gram, Shorma, and ,bo;r yallap,
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los'' Is 100 fresh i" '"c "''""s u all
to render further comment ncccs.
sorv rs 70 whether the the insurpcnt
&C., ,,;,.,;.,a,1 .,o;. ,,oa :,;o,, n,or
'o'"'eS ''i'''''''''e" '''o'' P0'.''o" ".'e'
the appeal to the "wager OF battle.
The last is the only recourse left for
the friends of dismembercd Union
to Justify thcir course. We defy any
one to show in any act of Congress
or Proclamation of the President,
during the war, an idea, or rccogni-
ton of the idea, that any State was
out. We have before referred to the
Congressional recognition of the OBJ
jects of the war, in the great act Of
July 18th, 1861:
"That this war is no. prosecuted up.
on our part in any spirit of oppres.sio"'
no, 70, al" rp's Sc o " or
ftring with the rights or established
inst'tut'ons OF tnose o'a.fs' ou' 20 ae-
isnd ana ma'h'a'n :, 'he supremacy VI 'ne
CONSTITUTION ana az Mws 'nad" !" P"!s"'
ance ,hereo' ana 10 preserve 1.' oM'"N,
with all the a'sn''y equality ana I'en's Oh
tue several states "n'mPa'reu 'h"' as soon
ougAt to cease"
Again on March 18th. 1862 to take
effect inter- the close Of TINT Congress-
on March 4tb. 1868. we find ar an.
portionmcnt law. passed and now in
force, yielding to all the insurgent
States by name their quota of repre.
senta.ives on the basis nrescribcd nv
+ho C,,,s.;+,+;o, ro.a, ,o, ,,.,',
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SATURDAY. November 20, &c,

Conventioa 10 >.lcc dels yates 10 meet ia JOINT
Convention with delegate rom Les .s''-. Tor
the nomination Of candidate for Councilman
from the district composed of Lewis aud
Thurston counties. for the unexpred term
made vacant by the death Of Hon. SIDNEY ,.
Ford, Sen.
The Convention for Thurs;on County will
ot
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-11-10
"wednesday, November 14tl.

1860. at o'clock, p. M.
81 The committee recommend that the Joint
Convention meet Immediately after the adj
iournmcnt of the Thurston County Convention.
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
T. F. McELROY,
iA... - JAMES LONGMIRE,
.,t .t........ .e JOHN NJ. MURPHY,
JESSE J. CHAPMAN,
b. +. RUTH,
c..- G. c. BLANKENSHIP.
National Union Central Committee, ". T.
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-01

They tell me. brother, thou art sleeping.
Beneath sunny but stranger skies,
That no lov'd ones are DER thee Weeping
Who're Thy slumbering body lies.
Not friendly. kindly one was left
To shed o'er thy green grave tear:
Thy last earth-moments, dear one, bcrcft
OF friendly endearment aud cheer.
Quiet dear brother, be thy sleeping
Within thy dark and lonely grave;
ct, over it. methmks. are weeping.
outrageous trees that bend and wave.
\ es. music, soft. seraphc, ringing,
viii ever linger on the air,
While thy requiems birds are singing.
For trees and birds alone mourn there.
Believe me, brother, we're sad-hcarted, 5
Who are left here to mourn thy fate.
Yet, while we gricve that deaths Us parted,
Thou art among the good and great.
That long ere this thy voices been swelling
In the soft music of the skies
And could we hear thou wouldst be tellin 3
or the blest joys of Paradise.
But NOW thy heart has ceased its beating
flushed the music of thy voice
But thoughts of thee our souls are greeting,
Thoughts that make our hearts rejoice.
With anguish are our spirits thrilling,
As we dream oft of joys gone by.
! ct sweetest hopes our souls are filling,
Dear brother. we may meet on high.
Dearest brother, thou now art lying
Still'd in thy last and long repose,
But love for thee. that's known no dying,
Will linger with us till life's close;
Nor wilt thou forgotten ever be.
Till mem'ry, life's sweet angel. dies.
God grant to us. sweet one, to meet thee,
Amid the glories of the skies. r..
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-01

augmented disrontent Q sulIen withdrawal
from the duties and obligations Of the Feder-
al Governments. internal dissensions and Q
general collision Of sentiments and prcten-
sions which may renew, In a still more fesrfux
shane, The civil war from which we have lust
emerged. We call upon you to interpose your
bower to prevent the recurrence Of 80 trans
cerdent calamity We cali upon you In eve
ry Congressional district Of every State 70 Sc
cure the election Of members, Who whatever
other differences may characterize their pO-
litical action will unite In recognizing the
right of every State Of the Union to repre-
se'dation In Congress, and who will admit to
seats in either branch. every loyal representa-
tive from every State in allegiance to the gov
srnmenL who may be fonnd by each House,
In the exercise of the power conferred upon
upon II by the Constitution, to have been du-
ly electef, returned and qualifled for seat
therein. y4if4s IT lii 1t8rFf
When this shaii ba..~- h---- --iane tho Coy
ernincnt VIII have been restored TO ifs integ-
rity, the Consultation of the United States will
have been re-established in Its supremacy,
and the American Union will become what it
was designed TO be by those who formed II,
sovereignty composed Of separate States each
moving In distinct and independent sphere,
exercising powers defined and reserved by a
common constitution, and resting upon the
assent, the confidence and cooperation Of all
tie States and all the people subject to its al-
thority. Thus rcorganized and restored to
their constitutional relations, the States and
the General Government can enter, In q fra
ternal spirit, with a Common purpose, and
common interest, upon whatever reforms the
security of personal rights, the enlargement
Of popular liberty. and the perfection Of our
Republican institutions may demand"
The Van Buren press., 1866-09-01
POETRY.
To William Swift.

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