Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-18
Nicholson Agricultural Fair.

Naverly, wnere IL lnterSectS the N. i. u L..
R. R.--Bradford Argus.
Nicholson Agricultural Fair.
The Nicholson AgTi cultural Society will
hold their first Annual Fair upon their New
grounds at Nicholson Depot, Sept. Oath, 25th
and Goth, 1867.
The Society have spared no pains or mon-
ey necessary to fit their grounds and build
ings in the most approved manner.
The track and grouuSs were laid out by
Mr. Archibald, practical engineer, and will
compare with those of any similar institution
in the States.
They offer premium list greater in amount
and larger in its range than most societies OF
its kind.
All proper attenti will be given to the
wants of exhibitors and patrons by the Of
6cers of the Society.
For Particulars, see hand-bills.
A.C. SISSON, President.
HIP .HALLSTEAD, Sec'y
Nicholson, Sept. I'd, 1867 .>3w
Bill OF Impeachment.
The following is an exact copy oe the bill
of Impeachment preferred against the Presi-
dent Of the late radical County Convention
and his co, delegate Capt Banatyne. 1t is
due to both, the President and the Capt
that we should state that the Impeachers
sgnally failed in establishing their reckless
charges. The document which is in the easi>
" recognized handwriting of prominent rad,
at this place, can be seen by those who doubt
its genuineness. The italics are given as IN
the original.
We the undersigned Republicans, who ,o7
ted at the Delegate Election held in the Bor",
of TunkhannOck, on Saturday, Sept. 7th '67
and know and believe we can FULLY establish
that r. P Ross and r. w. Bannatyne were
elected as delegates, by fraud and the votes
Of men who do not belong TO the Republican
party, and this we claim we can fully estab-
lish and therefore Protest against the said
delegates taking their seats in the Conven-
tion and ask that we may be heard upon
the subject, and that the voice of the MAORI
ty shall not be hushed by fraud and illegal
UOteS.
Gen. Dana.
1t affords US sincere pleasure TO note among
the very exec llent nominations made by the
late Democratic County Convention for Luz
flee Of additional Law Judge IN that District
The superior legal alta nments OF Gen. DaN
na, which SO well fit hun for the position 10
which he is nominated, are united with liter
arv, scientific and arts tic accomplishments of
the highest order HIS bravery as soldier
AND humanity as a companion have been ex.
hibited ON the bloody plains of Mexico, and
on the more recent battle fields of the PotoN
mac To the brave men who shared with
him the tolls and dangers of those fields oI
strife, it will be pleasure to stand by him
now, as it was their pleasure md duty, then
That his qualities, both of head and heart,
will shine forth as conspicuously on the
Bench as in the field Of battle, no one can
doubt That he is an honorable, high mind
ded, upright and pure man, against whose IN
tegrty there rests not shadow of suspicion,
all must admit.
Tie voters Of Luzerne County, without re-
spect to party affinties, could do no greater
honor 10 themselves, than by electing him to
the honor, ble position for which he is noml-
mated. That they will do, SO there is scarcely
a doubt.