Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-19
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who have been long enough in this country
to be naturalixed an opportunity for this
purpose will be presented at the September
Court, which will commence here on Mon
day the 7th proximo. We trust our friends
throughout the County, who know OF any
foreigner prepared for naturalization, VII
urge upon them the duty Of attending to 1t
at once, and not postponing it until q later
day. Will the Democrats see to it that ev'
cry man who is entitled to his papers, IN
their respective districts, will be in attend
ancc on that week IF We are to make
successful 6ght at the coming elections We
must have every available vote, and promi.
uent Democrats should interest themselves
in seeing that not a single person who can
lawfully secure his papers now, will DO pass.
ed by on this momentous occasion.
Be up and doing. Organize your COM
mittees and go to work in earnest in this
matter. No time is to be lost, and you will
reap the reward Of your vigilance when the
result Of the next election is announced.
S6r REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. - On
Monday last the Republicans of Columbia
County held convention. The represcn.
tation Of the different townships was pretty
fair, and the proceedings were harmonious.
Delegates were in very low demand, but
candidates could not be bought. Richard
Stiles was made President j. H. James
and some body else were Secretaries. Con-
gressional Conferees were appointed and in.
structed to support Mercur. Representa-.
tive Conferees were appointed and they
were instructed to support Capt. Jackson Of
Berwick. A committee was appointed to
draft resolutions, and they were requested
to retire to perform their duties. They re-
tired. After few minutes they returned
and reported resolutions. The resolutions
were handed to the Secretary, and after
sundry trials, he concluded that he could
not read them. A member Of the commit
tee said the resolutions were in the hand
writing Of DR.. John, the editor of the Re
publican, and no one of the committee could
read them. DR.. John was called to read.
He did so. The resolutions were adopted.
Following this, speeches were made-in
number, FIVE. Then the convention 'rahed
for Grant, and adjourned without nominat-
ing a County ticket.
no. CLUE MEETING. The Democratic
Club meeting on Monday evening was well
attended. The Democrats of Bloom are
becoming aroused to the Importance of the
approaching conflict, which is to decide the
fate of our once happy and free America,
made dcsolate by the ruthless hands of an
unprincipled and tyrannical set Of Radical
thieves and plunderers. The Club was ad-
dressed by CHARLES G. BARKLEY, ESQ.,, in
an able and happy manner. His speech
was sound and to the point. Onncxt Mon
day evening the Club will be addressed by
CnAs. w. MILLER, Esq. Let there be
full house. 1t is expected that by that time
the Democratic Glee Club will be able to
favor the Club with good and sound Sey-
mour and Blair music.
We would state in this connection that
the Club Room will be open every evening
during the week, from till 9 o'clock, for
the benefit Of al who may wish to hear
good Democratic talk, or read sound Demo-
cratic newspapers. 1t is good place for
Democrats to while away an hour, and let
them bring along some of their Radical
friends, that they may be convinced of the
folly OF supporting u party whose princi-
pies are ruinous to the best interests of the
country, and that they may be able to par
ticipate in the commemoration of the glori-
our triumph of the Democracy in the elec-
ton Of Seymour and Blair.
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hE- VINO SHALL BE PREsIDENr?-Thc
chronological Journal for September con.
tains all the Presidential andidates-Grant,
Col!ax, Seymour and Blair, with portraits
and concise sketches of biography and char
actcr. Also, Hon. Auson Burlingame, the
Chinese Minister; Franz Listz, the COM
poser; Arminius Vambery, the Oriental
Traveller; John H. Littlefeld, artist. Who
are the Yankees? Use Legs and have Legs;
A Key Thought; the Development Theory
defined; Our Daily Lectures; a New Glass
in Practical Phrenology; Finding Situa-
ton; \ perfect Church on Earth it pos
sible Only 80 cents, or SO year. sl.5O
for half year. Address, S. r. Wells, 3S9
Broadway, New York.
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WHAT A CorpERHEAD Is-The Tribune
styles Colonel 7. Lyle Dickey, recently ap.
pointed Assistant Attorney General Of the
United States, "a copperhead."
| Now We nav learn exactly what conner.