Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-31

JACOB HARRIS, Of Hemlock, was nomin-
ated for Auditor. Mr.. Harris will make
most capital officer. Deis good account
ant and fully understands the duties of a.
County Auditor. He has had considerable
experience in that branch Of our County af.
fairs, having once filed the Office Of County
Treasurer with credit both to himself and
constituents.
pea- The Boston Trdrcller intimates that
Wilson is willing that Grant shall be Pres-
dent, If Wilson can be vice.
A DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT. We would
especially, against counterieits Of the de-
Bank Of philadelphia, which are being put
into circulation in this city by some scoun-
drels. They ere pretty well executed but
will not bear a close examination, as the
printing is somewhat blurred and not clear,
and the note itself has dark or greasy mp
pearance. The notes have been offered at
Messrs Reed, Mc5rann q Co.'S Banking
Houses three different times this morn.
ing, and are pronounced by them n capital
Counterfeit. --Laacosicr InteHi9Hcer,
On saturday last, in this place, two notes
on the same bauk were presented at the
First Nat.Inal Bank, and on monday, three
were presented at the Columbia National
Ba,k. The individual who was spreading
them here was in town on Saturday, but
managed to elude the vigilance ofour officers.
We hear that a number were passed in
Wrightsyille. - Columbia Herald
pG1p Notwithstanding il has been clearly
proven that Judge Sharswcod never decid-
ed that grccnbacks were not u legal tender,
the Radical papers continue to repeat the
falsehooi Heidi decide that a special con-
tract, made before the passage Of the act,
to pay interest in Spanish milled dollars,
was binding upon the party contracting to
pay in such coin. Now, if the opposition
to Judge Sharswool desire to tell the truth
about this decision why do not the Radical
rapers publish It a.l let their own party
friends see what his opinion Of greenbacks
reilly was? Itcan easily be obtained. lfthcy
were not certain that the decision itself
would convict them OF lying they would not
hesitate in giving it to the public. 1t is
eyi lent they mean to conduct thiscampaign
Ike the last. Falsehooj and deception were
winning cards last fall ami they intend to
use tAsm as long as they serve their
purpose.
FREsH EEyoLuTIoN IN MEXICO. No
sooneg La, Jauraz regainsi his capital than
he finds that he has TO ight Il counter revo-
LUTON which does not look as if it could be
oa3'ly Put down, Lozado, Montanegro and
O,fara, three partisan leaders Of more or
less ability, have placed Themselves at the
hea Of some twelve thousand Men in the
north and issued pronunciamcnto declaring
Themselves in favor Of seperate and indo-
p aJcut republic. Marquee is in themoun-
taius, trying 10 join them, and is he has Il
god deal Of stolen specie with him, he may
succeed and ta enabled TO give theu sub
s.aa,ial aid. Taya W. sec that the eXecu-
ton Of Niaimi..au which was to give
strength and unity to the republic, is already
dividing and weakepngit. Tiis blood ha'
sown the soil with dragons teeth and q
plentiful harvest OF misery may be expect
ed to result from it.--N !. HeralI.
re9. If Andrew Jchuson is Of as little
account as the Radical papers say he IS why
do they give so much space to the abuse o!
, him?
1t is strange that if he is ''mpotent fol
T evil, and would be removed if he were il
their way" that he should command sc
much attention If he would do as Liucolr
permitted his understlappors to do witt
= Democratic editors for differing with him
he would send them no classmates in fort
! once occupied by purer patriots and bette
/ men. Wonder how the same boot woull
: fit on the other foot? You know 'militar
f necessity" and the public good might re
;. qure a revival of soIie of the former prac
I tees of the National Administration. Yor
are also aware that the President was onct
considered 'the government" and some
e times it happens that curses, ike echickens
come home to roost.' Ttsbould also be re
4 membered that it is "a long lane that hasn
!, turn in ~
c Hsf' Radical jouguals continue TO say tha
g "had i! not been for Andrew johnson tn
y pacifcation of the South would have bee
a effected long ago How could this b
/ when it is known to every man who is nc
o deaf or can read that the President has nC
c been ia the way of Congress at all from til
II day he intorposed his first veto. WithtwC
n thirds Of what assemblies as a Congress the
u have been running the governmental N;
., chine for two years, Independent of tl
IL President and in defiance of his repeatc
J. protestations. All he does is to tell the,
e. no, TO violate the Constitution aud destrc
le the government But he is no hindrance
them. They laugh at his vetoes and rejoil
u in their own perjury and treason and he h;
e, not the pluck to drive them cut Of II
ID Capitol.
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