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Spltnters.

...Gcorge Francis Train, who has been in
prison in Ireland, has been set at liberty.
...Some one calls the loungers before
church doors, 'The Devils Brigade.
IA correspondence the Clarion Demo-
crat suggests w, p. Jcnks as suitable can
didate for Governor
The popular vote in England on Mr..
Gladstone's policies, was l,2OS, 1857 for, and
100, IFS against.
IA convention of the editors of central
Pennsylvania is to meet at Dcleionte OH the
Sth Of January.
THE next style of bonnet is to be bead
and two inches of ribbon, fastened with
hair-pin
...Buttcrmik is said to be good for the
gou!. 1t is also good for hogs, which is
about the same thing.
Increase of the national debt during
the month Of November, $ll,902, ,292.-
"Let lis have peace!"
They have two feet Of snow in VIII
Transport, and three feet in some portions Of
Schuylkill county
IS. B. Chase is the G.. w. G. T. what
ever that may bc), of the Good TempIars Of
this State.
IN. b. Shurtliff, Dem, was reelected
Mayor of Boston, on Monday last, by /, 600
majority over Moses Kimball, Republican.
/ Tho r,vusnts 10 III, army ,]u,;uo ,hs
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ICOMMuNICATEp.l !

Mr. EDITOR 1T is the weakness of some
minds to manifest what is called spleen
whenever inmoyable mental difficulties arc
met with. Even greatness is not exempt
from this infirmity. The celebrated Doctor
johnson, who, perhaps, possessed the most
logical mind Of modern times, was impa-
ticnt of contradiction; and it is related Of a
well known living mathematician that the
torn leaves and delaced pages Of his books
bear evidence Of temper excited in the qui
etudc of the library. Does your correspond.
ent m" Of OnngevilIe, belong to this un.
fortunate class? The manner in which he
runs Il tilt at your other correspondent,
observer" would seem to warrant the
suspicion. The latter quietly had published
in your columns for the purpose of cliciing
information an arithmctical question, which
M attempted 10 answer, and failed !;
whercupon he as.ails observer" with SEN
tences spenetic, sarcastic, and ticrccly witty,
and processes strong desire to sec his (Oh-
server s. solution Of the question. My
dear sir, observer" acrcr htni solution Of
the question, and never professcd to have
one. lie is plain individual, ever dcsrous
Of obtaining information, and not one Of
those pcdants who go about with mouths
full Of learned questions and pockets full of
astonish the world with their wonderful
skill. observer" asks questions for the
purpose Of obtaining information, and not
to place himself in a position to SHOW his
learning, as seems to be assumed by M Of
Orangoville.
As to the premium and its whereabouts,
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In lu4o Massachusetts did a brisk bust.

lin lG46 Massachusetts did brisk busi'
ness in trading Indians for negro s!avos
...Slavery is being established in Austria
lin. ItH
IA New Hampshire Sambo from the
South, having been told to kill ten or ff-
teen chickens for Thanksgiving, actually
run down" tho flock separately, catching
one ut time. Hc chased somo Of them
over % mile, and says that is the way they
do il down South.
...It seoms the Molly Maquires' aro also
operating in the coal regions of Maryland
Some Of them recently murdered Douglas
Love in the Allegheny coal mining district
1t is also alleged that threats Of death have
been made against certain citizens Mt and
about the mines. tal. ~ .a'5
Tho President has nominated Horny A..
Smyth to be Minister to Russia; Alexander
Cummings, Of Philadelphia, Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue; William j. Cullen
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for Idaho
and Montana; and BENZ. II. James Chief
Examiner for tho Patent Office. ..o
THE regulators of Seymour visited the
New Albany, Indiana, jail, Saturday morn
ing, about three o'clock, and hung the Reno
brothers and Charles Anderson, the express
robbers, inside the jail and left the town be-
fore any alarm was given.
IA number Of hunters in J.icking.crcok
Valley, Miiliin county, were some days ago
chased by eight or ten wolves. One Of the
wolves, which the hunters managed to kill,
measured six feet from the tip Of the nose
to the s,nd OF the tail
The London Times thinks the election
Of Grant evidence that "thc American peo.
plo want strong government" But we
already have, and have had since the clcc-
ton Of Lincoln, u government so strong that
it stinks. ''' y
1.-The Pennsylvania Canal is being made
wider and deeper. The canal will be Of one
uniform width along the Susquchanna from
Havre-de Grace to Hollidaysburg. Double
locks will be placed in it similar to those in
the New York canals.
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DIppnssbntg gemvtrat.
WNI. III. ,JACOBY, Editor.
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. IS, 1868.
COOl..

lhe fephbtiGoA O' iaSI WccA sV''e W
leading editorial article with the following
sentence: "It is fundamental character
istic of republican government that the
people rule" And then, in answer to Its
own question, show do they rule,' replies,
"!All their power is csortc | through the bai'
lot box Now, can it be possible that II
paper belonging 10 party which advocat cs
such doctrines as have been propounaed,
aud such liHo Of policy us has been pur.
sued, in and out Of Congress, by that party,
can have the cool presumption to tell its
readers, in set and solemn phrase, that the
people rule Were it not that We all have
become strangely acoustic med to such stu'ti-
Gcation, our more than special wonder would
be excited, and well founded doubts might
be established as to the mental sounlncss Of
the propounders Of these obviously Illogical
propositions, What, tell Us that the people
rule, when in eleven Of tho States Of this
Union, Heaven save the mark y the great
bulk of the ,rhiic people are refused the
ballot, and when in three of these States the
people, both white and black, were so re-
Gently denied the privilege Of holding an
election at all? When civil rule, which
means the rule Of the people, is taken away,
or virtually SO, and placed in the hands Of
officers of the army, whose trade is war, and
who know no law but the law Of subjcction?
| When the ancient constitutional preroga-
tives Of the President, who is the direct
representative Of the whole people, are
taken from him aud lodged with the very
power which thus dispoils him of his and
the peoples rights? '....' 'n" ..
The lcopic rule" forsooth! In the
name Of reason, spare us this solemn non
sense. Tel us anything but this. The
proposition is so utterly devoid of data that
there is absolutely nothing dt which to level
an argument What shall you do with the
| man who insists that white is black, or that
the moon is made Of green cheesc2 You
may contradict him, but he repeats the as
scrtion and laughs ut your logic. Were it
not that We believe such teachings TO tc
prompted more BY the cunning Of the knave
than the instincts of the fool, We would sug-
gcst the expcdicncy ofa political mad house.
We cannot, however, but believe that the
peoi,lc know better, and simply tolerate such
owl,likc, incohercn. holdingslorth; that they
form no part of the general political esti
mate, and that in due time these wide-eyed
Solomons will be laughed at by the m ass, as
they now are by The thinking few Of all par
ties.
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MARRIED..

December 9th, at tho parsonage, in Or
angeyille, j. X. Dildine, of Mt. Pleasant,
and Angeline Drake, Of Ottawa, Putnam
On tuesday evening, December 10, 1868,
BY Wilson NJ. Ewes, Esq, at the home OF
tho bride, Martin I.eidy, Of Duckhom, and
Lizzie Leggott, of lola.
At the parsonage in Orangeyille, Deecm'
ber 10Th, by Rcy; N. Spear, Wm. I; Hess
of Benton, and Hannah 4. Brink, OF Jack
son. III
At White Pigeon, Michigan, November
22d, by Rev. 7. NJ. Shanafelt, Leonard i.
Ellis, of White Pigeon, and Samantha Nj
Fowler, formerly Of Fowlersville, Columbia
county. .au % ,.-- -
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

TIE end Of the Freedmen's Bureau is
not yet. The carpet-buggers and scalawags
from Virginia, Mississippi and Texas arc
present ut Washington in strong force 10
protest against its adjustment; and their
entreaties it is said prevail. They have nice
pickings about tho concern which they do
not want to give up, and it is almost certain
that the people Of the North must continue
TO bc taxed to run tho concern awhile
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

To ADD seven more judges to the Su'
preme Court; to quadruplc the salary of the
next President, and to add twenty per cent.
to the pay of all the employees at Washing
ton-thcse are the retrcnchmcnts already
proposed by the Radicals! .,.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

STRING EIEcTIoNs.-Tho State Guard
chat "thc Legislature will be asked
10 change the time of what are called the
spring elections, when municipal officers are
elected, to the fall of the year, so that all
our elections may take place as nearly as
possible at the same period.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16
NOTICE

~ There will be special meet.
In, or ,he Shin areho,dcrs Of tbs Bloomaburg Mutual
sasi"v Fund Association, at O'clock on SATURDAY
sv..;Sc. Dpeenber 18th, 1868. TO consider the fo.
low inn al era,ions and nnendments," :" lns hy Lava
ssrtion 10 Art |, be amended ny adding from
Ami 10 september, and att O'Clock from October to
March," 4, ...,a h, ,r..,,;,,
the wo.ds "snd Treasurer a"er INC "o'a see''-
taIy. 90, l.. n,,d hv ,bdins
m folIowina "And provided also, there 10 money
snouo h 10 nay the loans then IN thr TrGasnry.'
a. sec,io,, ITO Art XVII, be stricken out
'' NJ o,as, ar f77 ]. J. BRONER,
xSo,". srerutary, President.
Dre o. late- 81
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

IT is now openly ystated that moro than two
millions dollars Of the Alaska purchase
money was used to secure the ratification of
the treaty. Here is subject for the Radi-
Gals to investigate. VIII they do so?
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

NEWSPAPER CHANGE. -Mcssrs. Ritter u
Hawley, of tho Reading adler, have pur-
chased the Daily and Weekly Reading
Gazette and Democrat. The Daily Gasettc
and Daily Eagle arc combined and publish
cd as the Daily Eagle. The A,ller and
Weekly Gasctte and Democrat will be con.
tinued. The editorial management will be
in charge of Mr. Beck, of the Adler, as
sisted by Mr.. j. Warren Conrad as editor
Of the Daily Eagle, and Alfred Sanderson
Esa., as editor Of Tho Weekly Gazette. 1t
is a strong combination of talent. a
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

D6y' The moderate weather yeasterday
had the effect Of causing general rcsump-
ton Of building. All through the town a
change was perccptible from the previous
days when the atmosphere was so intensely
Il
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

DUBLIC SALE.
The subecii.er will sell at Public Sale. On
Saturday, tie 26th day Of December, 1868,
A, ,Ki.ller's Hotel. in Ca,awissa, c, lumh'a Coun
~, Pa, the uadivdcd one half OF all that cer'a'a
TRACT OF l. A ND,
Called tho "Ol MILL" situate ir franklin township,
Column IN Couuty, Pa. about miles from Csawissa,
containing
more or less, with the apuurtenances, adjoining
lands Of Abraham Lilly, Reuben Iisgle, Jacob Lon
man. aud others. =.
-. The INN ovemcnis thereon consist OF
60 two story dwelling house. barn, two slory
E-asI fruue 0ii mill at the Roaring creek SSs&c
4-l aud other out buildings. S
About ~ acres thereof are farni land, fhs
balance COVERED with heavy timber, princl.
pa,,y Pine, ilemock, &C.. snd 10 wesi worm mo Al
iention Of capitalists and dea'ers.
snIc 10 comm. leo at clock, 4. NJ. on said day,
whsm eunditiuns will be made known by
SAMUEL sOi.IlOAY,
Adm,nis,r ator Of the Estate Of Peter smith, deed,
late Of Frederick Up, Montgomery county. Ia.
Dec. o, IeGS-3k
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Ana L Not a Man and Il Brother!

1t was in the shape of such ar interroga.
ton that Nlcnard, the negro Congressman
from Louisiana, presented himself last
Monday in the House of Representatives
at Washington. He had not yet received
his credentials from the Governor of Louisi.
ana. He was expecting, however, to re-
ccive them soon, when he will offer them to
the House and test the sincerity Of the
Radical majority which has camtrcd so
loudly about the rights ofthe negro. Meanss
while this majority has betrayed the most
chilling Indifference to>his individual claims.
At frs. for long, uncomfortable time he
was left severely alone upon one Of the CO.
fas, in the rear Of the hall. No mcnbcr
accos.ed him except Black burn, of Louisi-
ana. The poor fellow, annoyed at the so.
cial ostracism to which bis Radical collca.
CUES from the Northern States most illogi.
cal|y condemned him, arose and sought in
vain for an opportunity to secure desk.
Everywhere tho Radicals turned up their
noses as he approached; and at length he
felt compelled to leave the floor ofthc House
in disgust and to seek refuge in the gallery
behind the great clock, where y hundred or
more Of his own race were congrcgnted and
kept him in countcnance. Here he was
manifestly more at home than below. But
so soon as he shall have received his cred.
entails as a claimant for seat in Congress
he will give his Radical colleagues chance
to extend to him the hand Of fellowship or
to contradict their own lying professions Of
regard for his claims as man, brother and
citizen. IN y Herald. ''.' ''N'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

Of our respective terms Of service, now rap.
idly drawing to close, an all wise Provi-
depoe will 80 Guide our counsels as to
strengthen and preserve the Eeilcral Union,
inspire reverence for the Constitution, rcs-
tore prosperity and happiness to our whole
people. and promote "on earth peace, good.
will toward mon" >,
" ANDREW JOHNSON.
WAsHlNGToN, Dec. Q, 1868.
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Tho Prevention OF Crime.

The carnival of blood still continues
throughout our country, and the daily pa
pers arc filled with accounts of murders,
some of them revolving in the highest de-
gree. Such smaller crimes as outrage, rob.
berry, arson, forgery and embezzlcmcnt, have
become so fashionable that they are looked
upon rather as good Jokes than crimes, and
the person who can make his cARpc after a
successful performance in any Of the above
named pleasant arts, is looked upon, in too
many instances, as very clover operator,
highly deserving Of applause. Frequently
an attempt is even made to throw the halo Of
romance around the crime of murder, and
the attempt is too often successful.
While such an unhealthy state Of public
sentiment prevails, crime will continue to
increase. The most stringent laws cannot
do as much towards the suppression Of crime
as the potent voice Of popular opinion. Let
it once be thoroughly understood that a
murderer shall be punished, and that a
thief shall be dcspiscd as thief sh ould be,
whether the criminal is worth one hundred
thousand dollars or only one hundred cents,
and tie number of criminals will be greatly
lcssenod. That crime is so prevalent is
partly tho fault of our people themselves.
Let them resolve that the thief who robs
the government Of thousands Of dollars
shall be punished aud outlawcd the same as
the poor man who steals loaf of bread,
and that no maudin sentiment shall make
hero of murderer, and there will bc
fewer thieves and murderers, lighter taxes
for the people, and more peace and safety
for orderly and we'll disposed citizens.
IT scenes, from the report Of tho Secre-
tary Of the Interior, that the name Of but
one Revolutionary soldier remains upon the
pension rolls. Soon the last survivor Of the
heroic army which achieved our indepen-
dcnce will have passed away. But, it also
appears that sSS widows Of Revolutionary
soldiers still survive. The mothers Of the
Revolution were evidently younger than tho
Iathers, or else they live longer Probably
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WHITE MEN MUST RULE AMERICA.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE FOR TIE
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The DAYBooK, therefore, demands the
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