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THE New York Herald in speaking


THE New York Herald in speaking
of tho late Democratic Convention held
at Harrisburg, says:
The Pennsylvania Democratic Con.
vention held very spirited session aud
nominated General McCandlcss for
Auditor General aud Colonel Cooper
for Sirveyer General. The resolutions
OF tho Convention indicate that the
hardy yeomanry of Pennsylvania have
eagerly followed in the lead of Val
landigham in his new departure. The
new constitutional amendments, negro
suffrage and all, were swallowed a.
calmly aud coolly as if the Democracy
OF Pennsylvania had ate nothing bu,
negro since its childhood. The heath.
en- Chinee was ais q savory morsel,
and the resolutions "chawed' him up
finely. Bat the miners were the huge
bites that came near chokeing the
Democracy. They hardly knew how
TO swallow them and the big operators
TOO, but they did pretty we'll under the
circumstances.
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a Dozen Reasons why the
Democratic Party Must be
Defeated.

1st, Because the Republican party
as q political organization, has bcel
faithful to the county, defended it.
life against its enemies, aud maintain,
ed its authority when it was deniec
by traitors.
I'd. Because the Democratic party
as political organization, was il
open sympathy with the men wht
banded and armed TO disrupt tn,
Uoion, aud who for six years warre !
at the sacriic, Of thousands Of lives
and millions Of dollars, to destroy the
government.
Sd Because II there had not been a
Republican party, we would not now
have q governmout The strength aud
patriotism Of the Republican party OF
the land, and the unwaverins devo-
tion of their leaders, alone saved tho
Union and psrpetuated the govern.
ment.
4th. Because if there hal not
been a Democratic party, Slavery
would never have attempted rebtlI-
ion. Tho covenant into which the
slave-masiers, encouraged them with
the hope that treason would DO sue.
csssful, as they believed the Demo,
cratic party Of the North would be
strong enough to prevent troops from
going South to contend with rebel or.
carnations.
9th. Because the material resour-
ces of the nation have always been
protected by Republican policy. The
labor which Is now prosperous owes
its vitality to tho iuvigoraling policy
Of republican rule.
9th, Because tho inauen,e which
used slavery to crush free goveru-
ineut is now willing toallow foreign
pauper labor to destroy free labor.
7th Because the only reliance
which the creditors Of the country
have for the security Of their invest
ments, is in tho Republican party be.
iog kept 10 power. Repudiatiou is as
sure to follow Republican defeat as
rebellion was the direct result ofI
Democratic teaching.
Sth. Because our system of inter-
nal improvement, now 80 potent 10 |
its influence for good, would, by |
Democratic victory, become tho prey |
OF corrup, lobby, ever ready to use
the representatives of the people 10
iurtherance Of schemes to pluuder pri-
vate and public enterprise.
9th. Because tho Democratic party
MS the advocate Of direct taxation,
would restore the tax on real estate,
repealed at tbe instance of q Repub.
lican Government.
10th. Because the Republican par
~ has secured for the Ameriosn peo-
PIE foreign policy hy which va, now
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WHERE OUR SILVER GOES. -

WHERE OUR SILVER GOES. The
London STANDARD, Of u late date, says :
90 Sunday. March 10Th, there ar
rived IN the Mersey one Of the largest
importations Of silver that has ever
taken place at Liverpool. The Guion
compauy's steamer Wisconsin, Captain
Williams, which arrived that day from
New York, had on board the enorm ou,
quantity of IS tons and 5 cwt. Of silver
coins, principally Spanish and Mexican
dollars, n large amount Of which is
intended for this country, aud the re-
for different parts Of the
continent
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last year the whole Democratic
party Of Pennsylvania stood upon the
white mans platform. IL was on
their part a bitter battle against the
black aud the little victories won
here and there were hailed not sim
ply as Democratic successes, but US
advantages secured by the aid of rc.
publcans who were hostile to negro
suffrage aud to negro suffrage and
to negro equality. So enamored
were they Of their last years plat.
form and tboir last years victories.
that they resolved thenceforward TO
make hostility TO the colored man the
soul OF their political gospel. But
what q change In one little twelve
month To-day, with characteristic
forgetiulness, they sink out Of sigh,
last years record, and now, forsooth ,
they thrust themselves upon the Re-
publican platfol N aud insist upon en-
forcing negro suffrage and negro equal
ity.
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Two prize lighters, Collins and Ed.
wards, who had q grand fsticuf on
Long Island, few days ago. for the
lightweight champloIship,' have
come to grief in New York city. They
were arrested. locked up, tried before
Judge Dowkng, found guilty, aud
sentenced to $1,000 fine aud one year
imprisonment, with the order that 10
default OF paying tho ins they should
both DO kept in Jail a second year.
Thomas McAlpinc, who "umpirod' tho
light was sent 70 jail for six m ouths,
aud muletod 10 $500 foe. Making
the sport Of the p. II. Q criminal Of.
fence and enforcing the penalty sharp.
" will bo likely to have a damaging
effect on the brutal am usemcut.
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The New Departure.

Forty seven Ohio Democrats met at
Dayton recently, delegated their entire
power 10 MIR Vallaudigham, and badc
him blow q blast against tho walls Of
our Republican Jericho. lie did the
duty set for him in three whersscs.
eighteen resolutions, AMI half hours
speech. But Il somehow happens that
the walls do not quake and nobody is
frigbtcnd The resolutions are real
curiosity. for they have the head Of n
dove and the tail Of a scorpion Mr.
Vallaudicham has been converted by
the memorable logic Of events TO by
brid Rcpublicanism. and begs that tho
Democratic party shall advance with
him TO his halfway house. During
the war he held that secession was
justiiablc, that Lincoln and Congress
we're usurpers, and the army of the
Union mob Of bluc-coated assassins,
md was accordingly sent South 20 his
rebel friends by the military authori-
ties. But the war was success
urd now 10 bis calm judgment sc
ccsssion has ceased to be tolerable
among otr ideas Of Governmcnt-Lin.
coin murdered by Mr.. Vallandie.
hams adhcren,s, for his adhesioa TO
the doctrines which Mr. Vallandig-
ham now exccpts FOR Gospel, was
right 10 his policy after NIL, and the
uniformed hirclings Of a tyranbicaI
Administrations" (Sec Vallandigham' 4
Dayton spCcch) were clever gentle
men performing disagreoable duty
all Of whom are now &, to associate
with the Democracy, and oil Of whom
Mr.. Vallandigham's resolutions be-
seech to vote tho Democratic ticket
Mr.. Vallandigbam was stcadfast foe
10 the abolition Of slavery. Slavery
has been abolished, aud Mr.. Vallan.
digham coniesses that it was rightly
abolished Mr. Valandigham resisted
tho Thirteenth, Fourteenth aud Fif
teenth Amendments. They are part
OF the organic law Of the land. Mr.
Vallaudighsm accepts them as such
and welcomes the black man as 4 cit
izon aud q voter. and begs that ht
will vote for the democratic candi
dates. He accepts tariff for revc
nue.. lie favor. economy and reform
in the public service, which every one
favor,. He asks that the public debt
which q short time ago he was ready
to repudia,e, should be paid rs rapid !,
as possible, aud says not word u
bout greenbacks or bloated bond hold
crs. lie goes to bed with Greely up.
on tho General Amnesty question. II,
opposes railroad grants and San DO
mingo, as does a very CONSIDERABLE
fraction Of tho Republican party, AM
all this being conceded, only asks il
return that Congress shall not lay il
hand upon the numbering bands o
Ku-klux, who arc to carry th,
Southern States by violence at tn
next election. Tie right to kill ne
groes 10 Dixie, and ravish the wive
aud burn the homes OF Union men a
midnight, isl cardinal point in Dem
ocratic doctrine, which Mr.. Vallapdig
ham and the Democratic party caI
never yield. His platform says 10 ei
feet to Repub licans, take all else, bu
leave us this.
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one Of the svvludlers :

We End iu the New York Sun the
following account of one Of the swid-
dlers who ore constantly sending ictters
and circulars throughout the couotry.
"Gaius w. Hubbard, Jr., came to
this city about ten years ago from
Harmony. near Providence II /. He
is usually successful in his undertake
irgs, aud has accumulated fortune.
Some Of his friends rate h,m ms high
as 100000. One Of his First exten
sivc ventures 10 New York was ut III
broadway, under the name Of Huh
bard Bros.
This was a pinchbeck watch store,
in which he made money, chiefly rob
ing the soldiers who wcro then hil'-
ing their country's battles. lie soon
appears at ll2 Broadway. as 7. q u
Lausbau. Here he was very fortu-
nate but the swindling being very
extensive, and the place growing Too
warm for him, he placed II in tho
hands of kindred spirit, and soon
appeared as Wright Bros 4 Co.. l6s
Broadway, where de did an extensive
business for some time. but was h,al'
Iy cleared out BY the police.
Doe of his swindles here was really
ingenious. lie received large sum:
of money through the mail, in od
vance Of course, 10 payment ot th'
goods which he pretended to sell. liz
employed an old man Of highly re
spec tacle address. whose business il
was to keep a book in which oil mai
packages were registered and checked
when sent. When tho old geutlcmar
had checked off lot as having beer
mailed, another man 10 Hubbard'
confidence took them out sccmingly Il
the post-office, but returned with then
all by another door TO Hubbard's pri
vate Office. In that way very pro
4 fitable business was done on few dol
lars worth of fifty cent watches. anC
the old man could swear to the de
livery Of the goods.
Soon after tho police had re,iret
Wright Bro. & Co. from business
Hubbard appeared as Hickey Il Go.
at 2O6 Broadway This concern wa
of tho same general character as tn
others All were in fact, the sam
under these aud many other names
Hubbard usually has n number o
swindlipg concerns under difieren
names running at the same time, o
which the above are only few speci
men bricks. lie lives 10 splendi'
style in his own house in Elliott place
only door or two from Fort Greene
/ Brooklyn, but is not able to ira,erniz
| with the people Of that aristocrati
quarter. Hc recently went extcnsivel
into the sawdust business. and it is sal
TO be rcaripg q rich harvest.
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ST. CLAIR County. Michigan. af
fordS n fine opening now for persons
who have rascally inclina,ions. The
county seat has been has been at the
city Of ST. CLAIR, but the Board of Su'
tervisors some time ago issued an or
der removing it to the city Of Por'
Huron There is very pretty
quarrel throughout tho county, L
which the courts as we'll as the pco-
pie have become parties. The sheriff
county clerk aud probate judge assert
that the action Of the supervisors wa'
illegal, and are trying to hold Tho
May and June term OF tho courts nj
St. Clair ; while the the prosecuting
attorney and curcnit judge are Of the
opinion that the action Of the
authorities was in conformity with
law, and are doing their best TO hold
tho term Of tho circuit court at Port
Huron. The sheriff aud county clerk
have got the books and jury at st
Clair, but can do nothing for want of a
Judge, whom they cannot appoint
Some Of the lawyers are ut ono place
and some at the other. and at each
point there il much excitement. The
indge has issued several orders in the
premises, which are good for nothing
iuasmu'h as thay lack the official seal
the clerk is also in the same business
but while his orders bear the pro-
per seal. they are without the judi
cial signature to make them valid
Of course this double-hcaded farce
must come to an end some time; and
the rognes who intend to make hay in
St. Clair County had better be abou,
it at once, for il is safe enough to say
that things will be lively out there
when tho court gets over its demoral-
izatiou.
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As the De,nocrscv wer, nhIo nd

AS the Democracy were ablo to add
one hundred thousand dollars as an
extra expense to the State Treasury,
by the fact OF they having majority
OF one 10 tho State Senate, how many
hundred Thousand dollars would they
add 10 the extraordinary expenses oi
the State, were they to possess pow.
rim oil the braochs Of the govero-
meut Taxpayers will please cypher
before they vote.
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TnR Grand Sccretnry of tha 0rand

TINS Grand Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge Of Pennsylvania, I. o. o r..
10 his annual report, says the mepber-
ship of the order has more than dou-
bled itself in seven years. In 1851 II
was 39,5i3 : Il 1870 II foots up 80,l
The number of lodges in operation 10
6G4, an increase Of 63 during the pas,
year aggregate number OF members
80 1853, having increased 4 ,5SS during
1870.
II IS said that the loss to A. Par
dee & Co.. by the FIRE 10 White Deer
mou u,ains. last week. will not fall
short of $4,000. Thousands Of valu-
able logs and shinele bolts which we're
lying a'ong the south branch Of White
Deer Greek. were so much damaied
by the fire. rs TO be utterly worth
less. The dam at McCalls Mills
which was empty at the time togetb-
or with several shanties were burned
Mi'ontan.
Two Characteristic lics-no Other
term is spplicable-cooccrning the
President are bow circulating through
the Democratic press. First it Is
charged that bo has appointed a son
Of Brigham Young to a cairtship at
West Point, aud next that he refused
a similar appointment to q son Of the
gifted Mcaghsr. The facts are that
the son of Brigham was appointed by
Delegate Hooper. of Utah, aud that
the President, having been requested
to appoint young Meagher. was on
the eve OF do ing so, when, Tammany
becoming alarmed and fearing tha,
the action might rebound to his favor
with the Irish Americans, secured fol
the boy an appointment from Demo.
cratic member Of Congress Of New
York city. These ISLANDERS, started
10 the 6rst place bv some irresponsibl,
paragraphist with no respect for hi
own or the character Of others, hav,
been copied by nearly every Demo
cratic paper 10 the country. Tn,
President has been accused Of sym
paihy with the peculiar theories anC
practices of Young aud his followers
the Irish incited against him, aud thu
Democratic soul generally made hap
py. We venture the assertion tba
not one-tenth Of the journals thai
have published these twin falsehood,
will have the manliness to make re
: trac,ion.-Eress.
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TREASNRER

ED. PosT!-Plsase announce the name OF q
County Treasurer. Mr. Row has Q strong claim
upon the party, hrst, because his district seldom
askes political fayorsj second, hts uRsweryinx
honest, upright, Industrious, intelligent farmer,
taliy capable OF dIscharginK the duties OF the
once To which he asplres. To elect him Trea.
surer would 10 but aJust recompense for his Ia f.
Dors Ia behalf oi our party. lie Is esteemed for
ms integrity, morality, temperance and good
business qualities. MANY VorERs'
we are authorized TO announce that JAcoB
GROSS, OF beaver township, Is . candidate Tor
Sounty treasurer, subject " the decision OF the
hepuDiican Primary Election. MIR. Gross held
the once OF Treasurer several years ago, ana
niled the once with credit to hiuiself and TO the
entire satisfaction Of tax payers.
MANY voTERs
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becs induced TO announce myself as . candisists
for, .he otace of County Oommlssiunsr. suUiset
60 tue dscisIon OF tue Republican Pflmary EIec
date, aud should bs nominated and SiectsI
MI n.tsnd " the duties o. ths once siti
Centre tovsshdp, May, a,lsii.o S''NE'
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COMMISSIONER.

To the Republican Voters Of Snyder COUNTY,
The subscriber respectfully offers himself as
candidate ior the otice OF county Commissione
tion. P p Mp.r.
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Special. Notice.
Estate Of JOHN HoUrZ, poeo.,e1

Estate Of JOHN HoUTz, Deceased.
,ET:ERS Of ADMIN TRArION
- upon tho estate OF John Houts, late of
ShaPnxn Township, snyder County, deceas sed.
sons knowinK themselves Indebted 10 sa,i ssia ts
arS requested 70 niakc settlement Without delay v.
..s ans Muse having claims against tho same viii
April ~, 1871. AJminis,,a,,
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To THE RErunLicAsso OF SNYDER COUNTY,
Ihe undersigned respectfully announces him.
subject to the docissisn OF the ensuing RenuLii
can Primary Election. II nominated and elect
90 will transact the duties Of the Office With
nuelty. ADAM j. FlSHEH.'
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Enron or Posr;-No man in this Judidiai
District Is more favorabiy known, aud whose
more generally acknowledged than Hon. George
T. Miller VI Union Couaty. Honest and capable,
practice and study, together with tLe strong
claims of his county. Miihin county has had the
position for near thirty years. We recommend
him 10 the candid confederation of tho voters OF
Snyder county. THs BgAvERs.
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EHEAP ADvERTIsING.-we will inssr
N|an advertisement In EioHr HUNDRED Ant
rican NkwsPArERs for SIX DoLLARs PgR Liss
per week. Ono line one week will cost sir
Dollars, Two lines will cost Twelve Dollar
and Ten lines will cost Sixty Dollars. send te'
q printed list. Address HEO. y. ROWkLLs
90, Advertising Agents, No. II Park nov,
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ASSEMBLY.

Hon. WIN. q. Herrold, of Union township, Is
respectfully announced as q candidate for the
nomination OF Representative nj the ensuing
Republican Primary Election. MIR. Herroid is
well and iayorabiy known throughout the coun
~ aud II nominated and elected will make q
good Representative. WAsHIsaroN.
MR.. EpiroR.-Allow me, through the columns
OF your paper, to announce my sell As candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for Representa-
tive, At the coming Republican, Primary Eiec.
uon OF snyder County. should DO nominated
and elected To the said otfi 50, viii endeayor 10
perform my duty to the best ofmy ability.
ABRAHAM EYER.
Jackson township, May, ., 1871.
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RECEIPTS & EXpEN JlTURES

y ECElPTS e. EXpEN JlTURES
~ Of the School Board Of Franklin township
Tor the year commencing ON the LIST day Of une
1917.
Andrew kratIer, Collector and Treasurer, of
School Fund, In account with Franklin tow u, b D.
DIR.
To amount OF Dupllcats sio3s,ao
To cash from Isaac Beaver, late Col.
Iector and Treasurer 1000
To cash from j. y. SchOch, former Col.
lector and Treasurer Gla
To hal. of order against Isaac Beaver,
former Collector and treasurer Ls a
To order aghinst W. q. Bowe, sOx, Tor.
mer Collector and Treasurer 4S9 os
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CANDIDATES.
PRESIDENT JUDGE.

We present the name OF Hon s. 8. WOODS, 10
the Republican voters OF Snyder county, as o
suitable candidate for President Judge, and At
the same time ask Republicans In the other two
counties composing this judicial District to CO
operate with us In again placing upon the bench
the man who has, Tor ten years past discharged
tue duties OF his ONCE with such signal ability
and saving OF large suns of money 10 tho tax.
payers OF the District. Esteemed for his high
moral and intellectual culture-his erudition,
candor, fairness and defire to administer Justice
even handed, he has ingratiatod himself into
public favor and will receive the hearty support
oi the Intelligent masses. Honest, learned, ca.
lable and experienced IL would but be Justice to
him and ourselves to 70 elect him. NorER.
SAMUEL II. ORwIG, Esq. Is respectfully named
as candidate for President Judge In this Judi.
cial District, subject to the rules OF the Republ
can organization. MIR. Orwig Is now 10 the
prime OF lie, with the experience and discipline
derived from fourteen years OF industrious
aud successful devotion to the Law and IL, 10
every respect, eminentiy nttod TO MI the honora.
bic position TOR which he Is named Born, edu.
Gated, and Tor the most Of his life q resident Of
Union county, he 10 personally, or by reputation,
well and fayorably known In tho district. He
understands and speaks both German and
English, and In all repocts fully combines all the
requisites Tor this responsible position.