The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-10-15

Count OI DCdctIy COuuuCtS 10 Od AA6tib
electoral ticket in Kansas.
"A collision occurred on the Allegheny |
Valley Railroad on Sunday morning. A
fireman was killed, two locomotives
wrecked and five oil cars burned.
The New York Herald, of Friday, |
denies positively the statement of the
Radical, papers that Mr.. Chase has de-
clared himself in favor of the election of
Grant. t.-=-- -s-r-s--,.s-e-ss !
Dan Corbett bet he could jump from
the bridge over the Susquehanna, Tona-
wanda, Pa, forty feet to the water below.
He made the leap, but struck the water
on bis stomach, sunk, and was seen no
more. aE s.r eEfs.
The Chicago Times says the indica>
tioHs of change of public opinion are
viii give $4,000 majority for Seymour
and Blair. And New York, it is said,
will give from 20, 900 to 10000.
Two little girls, named Addie and
Minnie Brown, were burned TO death in
Charlestown, Mass, on Saturday evening.
A younger brother ran against a table at
which they were studying lesson, and
thus lighted fluid lamp was upset upon
them. t-- -ts..t atF .
Hon. Horatio Seymour has the head
and face of Washington--his heart beats
for the welfare of his country, and his
election to the Presidency Will meet with
the smiles Of an approving Heaven, and
peace, prosperity and happiness will be
restored to our now distracted land.
Butler and bingham will probably
be defeated for Congress at the next
election This will be sad result for
them, but good deliverance for the
country. The woman insulter and Wo-
man hanger both out of Congress-bright
suns OF Radicalism gone down at noon.
"A maiden lady of New York has
made singular will in which she be,
queaths all her property to religious cor
| uoration 20 build church. She further~
more directs her. executors, in due process
.cf time, to use her dust and entire remains
| to make mortar with which to lay the
corner stone. E
On Saturday night as the White
! Boys in Blue were passing a dark alley,
on their return from Democratic meet
ing, in the Fourth ward, Indianapolis,
shot was fred into the procession, from
shot gun loaded with small shot, and five
or six men were severely but not danger
ously wounded. a
=. At Radical meeting in Joliet, Ill,
the other day, banner was carried in the
'.loil'' procession with the following in
scription on it: "Let the Irish 60 TO
| Ireland and stay there" The Irish"
will 90 for the Radicals this fall, So they
will be glad enough to stay in their holes
alter the election.
Col John NJ ConneIl, of Lancaster,
! Ohio, who stood at the head of the Lin
coin electoral ticket of Ohio, of 1864, and
who was the gallent commander of the
18th Ohio, is an outspoken advocate of
the election of Seymour and Blair. The
Colonel is not only gallant soldier, but is
public speaker of rare ability.
"A white Radical in Georgia used the
following language in addressing the ne
groes: 81 tell you not to consider or treat
any man, white or black, who is Demo
crat, as gentleman, and if any OF the
{ white -hvered scoundrels come whining
around you on election day, with sugges-
tions or advice as. to how you should vote,
| knock their teeth down their throats"
General VIM. Gates, who died in
New York on the 7th inst, at the age of
eighty years, was in the United States
army FOR sixty-seven years, and was a
/ commanding officer during forty nins years.
/ Gen. Gates served in the Florida war, and
also in the Mexican war. He captured
the famous Osceola. Gen. Gates was
never reported sick during his service in
! the army. a5 lie
80 The announcement that 'sHon. Peleg
! B, Pilkins, who has for twenty years oc~
cupied, position in one of our leading
public institutions, has come out for Grant
and CoIfax." created intense Radical Joy
| in Indiana, until it transpired that the
Penitentiary was the Constitution" in
which PiIkins had held position for so
/ long, and from which he just S'came OUT
A workingman remarked, the other
day, that ''the most ridiculous dispute he
ever listened to was as to hO0 the nation
al debt should be paid? debt. which
is increasing every day, and at this rate
could never be paid at all - That is a
very natural conclusion-for unless the
extravaganza and corruption of the Radi-
Gals are soon brought to a stop, the coun-
try will be swamped beyond the hope of
redemption.
6 The three negroes lately admitted to
the practice of law in reconstructed South
Carolina are not natives, but carpet-bag
cuffees, one from Michigan, one from
Pennsylvania, and one from it is hardly
worth while to say where he was from,
for where two or three are gathered to-
4 gether there is sure to be somebody from
there but, as matter of form this third
loyal darkey is from Massachusetts. .g
:. The complete returns from the recent
election in the State, of Delaware, like
those from Connecticut, are much more
favorable than the first reports. The vote
in Wilmington was the largest ever polled
at an Inspectors election, being 1872 more
than was polled at the city election in
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