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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20


ACCORDING to the Cincinnati platform
the question of n protective tariff was left
to the people Of the several congressional
districts for its solution. The Congression-
al election is approaching, and Greeley's
friends in Pennsylvania want TO know how
to vote. Let the Sage Of Chappaqua speak
out Are his friends in Pennsylvania
to vote for the tariff or for the free trade
candidates ?
''For General Hartranft we have moth
ing but praise. lie was gallant soldier,
AND HE HAS BEEN A FAITHFUL OFFICIAL.
He is radical Republican, and he would
make GOOD GOVERNOR. .n-FresS, april
10th, alt.
"John +. Hartranft, rs Auditor Gener-
al, laid the way for the repeal of the tax on
real estate, by securing the collection of all
outstanding taxes on corporations, and the
payment of all moneys due the State by
collectors and sureties. He it was who in
duced the Attorney General to sue out and
sare for the State thousands Of dollars Uhiclt
,pould otherWise hare been lost.-F0rney's
Press, Oct, 8, 1868.
THERE are thirty thousand Democrats,
says the Cincinnati Times, in Ohio who
will not vote for Greeley. There are not
one thousand Republicans in Pennsylvania
who will vote for him.
DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA.-Th past
weeks record of deaths shows the largest
number that has ever occurred in the his.
tory of the city. The total foots up 1856
being l29 more than the week before. O
this number $40 died of cholera infantum,
II coup de soliel and 15 small pox.
4 dozen Democratic papers in Texas
Eepudiate Greely aud Brown.
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FOR CONGRESSMEN AT LARGE.
HON. LEMUEL TODD. .of Cumberland co
GEN. HARRY WHITE, OF Indiana CO.

FOR DELEGATES AT LARGE TO CONS II
TUTIONAL CONVENTION,
WILLIAM II. MEREDITH, Of Philadelphia.
j. GILLINGHAM FELL, of Philadelphia.
HARRY WHITE, of Indiana county.
WILLIAM LILLY, Of Carbon county.
LINN BARTHOLOMEW. of Schnylkill county.
IL. N. M'AlLISTER, Of Centre county.
WILLIAM H. sRMSTRCNG, OF Lycoming co.
WILLIAM DAVIS, of luzernc county.
JAMES T. REYNOLDS, of Lancaster county.
SAMUEL f. DIMMIC, Of Wayne county.
GEORGE V. LAWRENCE, of Washington co.
DAVID N. WHITE, of Allegheny county.
w. VI. AINEY, of Lehigh county.
JOHN II. WALKER, Of Eric county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20

THE trial Of Stokes for the murder of
James Fisk, ia New York city, which has
been in progsess for several weeks past, re-
suated 10 no,hjpg. The Jury have failed
90 agree upon verdict they were discharg-
ed Oh Monday last, aGd Stokes was re-
mauded TO prison. The fact is thai the
disagreeiag is almost eqsiSaieat 10 an ac-
quite. ia that State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20
From the Bloomsbury Republican.
Nr. Buckaicw's Patriotic Acts Du
ring the Rebellion.

The question has frequently been asked
whether Mr.. Buckalew did, during the re-
bellion, assist in opening the Jail and vot-
ing the prisoners confined there in the in
terest of the rebellion. In reply we simply
assert what is commonly received fact
here, and which even we think his organ
that answers all things by that familiar
word, lie" will not dare to deny i'll the
face Of an entire community acquainted
with the circumstance, viz that Mr.
Buckalew, the democratic Sheriff and the
Commissioners clerk did rob the county
Jail of some 0fits prisoners and took them
TO Buck liorn, where they voted the ticket
of rebellion. The sheriff and Commission
ers clerk were arrested and taken to Har-
rsburg by the United States Marshal, but
Mr.. Bnckalew, by using his usual strategy
escaped. The deepest indignation was
manifested by the citizens on account OF
this unheard of procedure. 1t is said that
the Southern Confederacy robbed the era
die and the tomb to destroy the Republic,
and il is true that Buckalew robbed our
county jail to help them. While this pleas
ing incident was transpirng, Hartrantt
was leaving his all to finish the noble work
though it should cost the sacrifice of his
own life, the best government the world has
ever seen. These facts are so well estab-
lished that numerous atfidavits can be furn-
ished to substautiate them. This is the
mild man that some forgetful Republicans
are expected to vote for in opposition to a
man that never was false to trust and
never traitor to his country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20
For County Com missioner.

FELLOW CITIZENS :--Ifavng been solicited BY
many of my friends In different sections of the
county, i offer myself ms a candidate for the
Office OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to
the decision of the Republican County Conven-
tion. If nominated and elected, promise to dis
charge the duties OF said Office to the best of my
ability. JOHN SNYDER.
Lower Augusta twp, April 90, 1872.
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BUcKALEw AT HoME-We have the
assurance of his neighbors that Buckalew
is very unpopular at his home among his
own people, and that he will run behind
his ticket in his own town, and hundreds
in the county. He has no sympathy with
the workingmen, and in fact, none in COM
mon with the mass of the people. How a
man stands at home is a good criterion OF
his qualities, and IN this respect General
Hartranft is in markell contrast to Bucka-
lew, as he will run ahead of his ticket in
Montgomery. Hundreds Of Democrats
there admire the man for bis personal quail
it:es, will vote for him.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20

AT THEIR OLD TRICKS AeArN. We
find that the same tricks of deception that
were formerly practiced in the old Demo.
cratic party are being followed up ih the
Dolly Warden. Democracy, and many OF
our contemporaries are greatly hoaxed by
dispatches sent to them from interested
parties who expect to exert some influence
abroad though they have none at home
One of these dispatches was palmed Off on
the Philadelphia Post few days ago, as
Especial to the Post.
Greeley In Northumberland County
Watsontown, July Is.
Everything ablnze for the Liberal Demo.
cratic ticket In Northumberland county,
other sections Of the county, the leading
Republicans disguised with the present
administration are fast declaring In favor
of the honest old farmer. From present
indications 1000 to 1900 majority may be
expected in this county for Greeley and
Brown. Democrats regard it as return
to the days Of Jefferson, when Honesty
and Capability were the only qualifications
10 be possessed 10y those in authority.
VICTORY.
a more glaring falsehood than the above
we have not seen for long time, rs every
honest man in the county will testify. We
have probably just as good an opportunity
of knowing the Political feeling in the couu-
ty as "Victory'' has, and we have not as
yet learned Of any Republicans favoring
the Dolly Warden ticket. As for the De-
mocrats we can count hundreds, who since
their party has been abandoned, will sup
port Grant in preference to the ticket form
ed by their former leaders who have sold
out and abandoned their much cherished
principles.
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To the Republican Voters OF W
thum be rIaud County.

Having been strongly urged by friends, have
consent to be candidate for the office Of COun-
~ Com mmissiOncr. subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention. Should
receive the nomination and be elected, will per-
form the duties to the best of my ability.
CALEB +. FISHER.
Washington twp, June ~, 1872.
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For County Com missioner.

Having been urged by the voters of the lower
end of the County, | have consented to become
a candidate for tho office of COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONER, subject to the decision Of the Republi-
can County Convention. Should I receive the
nomination and be elected, will endcavor to I'LL
the Office impartialy AID to the best Of my abili
ty JOHN A. SNYDER.
Lower Mahanoy twp, June 90, 1S72.-te.
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To the Voters Of NOrthum be rland
County.

Ihaye consented to be n candidate for the Office
of Sheriff at the coming Republican County
Convention, and would feel grateful to my friends
If they will select delegates 20 support me for the
nomination. GEORGE GAUL.
Upper Augusta twp, May II, 1872.
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To the ystcrs Of North u M kcrIand
County.

hereby announce myself rs Candidate for
the office of Prothonotary, subject to the decision
of the Republican County Convention.
LLOYD T. ROllRBACH.
Sunburv, July 12, 1872
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To the Voters Of Northumberland
County,.

will be a candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention, and would respectfully ask the voters
to select delegates to support me for the nomina-
ton. BENZ. BONNER.
Shamokin twp, May II, 1872.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20

THE price and demand for Pennsylvania
iron have not been SO great since the war
as pos.
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To the Voters of fNOrthulnb berland
County.

FelloU Citizens Having consented to be =
candidate for the office OF sheriff, subject to
the Republican County Convention. l would
ask my friends throughout the county to use all
honorable means to instruct delegates at the
primary election in my behalf.
SAMUEL II. ROTHERMEL.
Trevorton Nav IS 1872.
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For E'rOthOnOtary.

TO THE VOTERS OF NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
HAVING recently lost an arm by an accident
Il Il on the Railroad by which | am deprived
from following my trade as marble cutter, and
having been solicited by numerous friends have
consented to become Il candidate for the office OF
PrOfhOnOtary. | would ask my friends
throughout the country to use all honorable
means to instruct delegates ut the Republican
primary election in my behalf
JOHN 4. TAYLOR.
Northumberland, April 6, 1872.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
BRIG. GEN. HARRISON ALLEN,
Of Warren County.
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EOr OrCon,nsissioncr.

FELLOW CITIzESs Having consented to he a
candidate for COUNTY COMMISSIONER at
the earnest solicitation of the Republicans of tho
lower end of the county, offer myself n can
ddate at the next Republican County Convcn-
tion. Should be nominated and elected, ] will
perform the duties to the best of my ability.
DANIEL SEAL.
jackson township, July 6, 1879.
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PRESIDENTIAL EI.EcTORs.

ApcipH Z. BoRIr, jorN NJ. THoMr.oS.
Diet. 'Dist.
/. JosErH A. BoNuAM Il. JoHS PAssMoRE.
9. MARCUS A. DAVIS. b. s. d. FREEMAN.
5. G.MoRRIsoN COATES 16 JESSE MERRILL.
4. HENRY BRoMH. IL HENRY ORLADY,
s. THO. NJ. WILMER. IS. ROBERT BELL.
q. IoHs NJ. BRcoaALL l9. JAsP. NJ. THOMPSON
7. FRANCIS SHREDDER. co. ISAAC FRAZIER.
s. MARK II. RICHARDS q. GEO. W. ANDREWS.
Q. EDWARD II. GREEN. 30. HENRY LLOYD.
10. DAv. X. SHOEMAKER %. JoHN J. GILLESPIE.
IL. DANIEL +. MILLER: "a. JAMES PATTERSON.
12. Leland. NJ. MORTON 25. JOIN w. WALLACE.
l3. THEoDoRB STRONG. go CHARLES G. BOYLE.
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To the Voters Of Northumb berlsnd
C0unly.

Will be n candidate for the Office of She ri T
ot the coming County Convention, and would re.
spcctfully ask the voters to select delegates who
will support Inc for the nomination.
J. VI. JOHN.
Nj. Carmel. Pa. MnY IL. 1872.
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Pay Up.

All persons indebted to the undersigned, on
Note or Book account, will please call and settle
or their accounts will be given TO II Justice of
the Peace for collection.
J.B. MAsSER.
sunhury July 90 1872
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nch Anbsrtisments.
Bakery for Sale.

The well known Bakery of ". II. Haas, on
Fourth street, Sunbury, including good dwell
ing house and good stabling attached, is offered
for sale on reasonable terms. The Bakery Is
new and of good capacity, capable Of baking 90
barrels of flour per week. Apply to Vim. II. or
ALBERT HAAS,
July 90, 1S72.-tf. Sunbury, Pa.
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OF MASSACHUSETTS,,
Republican State Ticket.
EAR GOVERNOR

FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. JOHN +. HARTRANFT,
Of Montgomery County.
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To the Republican Voters of Northumberland
County;
/ have consented TO be a candidate for the Office
of COUNTY COMMISSIONER, subject to the
Republican County Convention. would ask
my friends throughout the county to use all
honorable means to instruct delegates at the pri.
mary election In my behalf.
ELIAS EMERICH
Lower Augusta tpw., June 30, 1871. tie.
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Real Estate at Private
Sale.

Sale.
rJ,HE two-story FRAME HOUSE and one
l. acre of ground, recently the property Of
Samuel l.. Culp, situated near Fasold's Store, in
Lower Augusta twp, Northumberland county,
Pa, will be sold at private sale, on reasonable
terms. For further particulars inquire of
ID. G. DlSSINGER,
Committee for Fort Augusta Building Assoca-
tion Of Sudbury.
sunbury, June /, iSfa,-tt.
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sunbury, June 20, 1872.
of Solomon DunkeIberger,

Estate OF solomon Dunkelberger,
LATE OF zERBE TOWNSHIP, DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of Ad-
IN mhnistration have been granted TO the un-
dersgned, on the estate Of solomon Dunkelber-
ger, late of Zerbe township, Northumberland
county, Pa, deceased. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them for settlement.
SARAH HUMBLE, Administrators.
THOMAS HUMBLE, Administrator.
Ashland, Schuylkill Co, June 80, lS72.-6t.
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
HON. ULYSSES MERCUR,
Of Bradford County.
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Candidate Cards.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
To THE REPuplicAs VOTERS OF NoRrHuMppp-
LAND COUNTY.
Az the solicitation Of large number of voters
In the county, have consented to be a candidate
for the Office Of sheriff, subject to the Republi.
can County Convention. If nominated and
elected. will endeavor to fulfl the duties of the
office impartially aud to the best of my ability.
JOHN II. ADAMS.
Shamok in ,Julv 6 1879 .tex
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-20

Republican Ticket.
For President.
GEN. u. y. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
For Vice President.
HON. HENRY WILSON,
OF MAsSACufTaETrS
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For County Com missioncr.

shamokin, July Q, 1s72.-te*
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Oll Mems League.

One Of the modes resorted to by the peo-
pie Of the oil region'to protect themselves
against the encroachments of monopolies is
the formation Of secret socie ty called the
Oil Mems League OF Psnnsylvania. Its sb-
eet ia to control the votes of the oil region
and thus compel our lsw-givers 10 act as
they should in justice toward us.
The League has met with great favor 90
far Branches OF if have been organized at
several points. and before another month it's
Influence will be great enough 10 CON-
mand the balance OF political power 10 the
State. Itis not political machine to be
used by cliques and rings. .sIt is simply tue
votes of this section combined to root out al
corruption that affects the 'oii region bg
holding rod over tha politissl' parties 0
the State. II either,the Democratic party
or the Republican party chooses to send
corrupt men 10 the Penusylvania Legisla-
ture, it must do 80 with the full knowledge
of the existanee of this Leagu aud its pow
er. As surely as wa have an election 10
this State next fall, just as positively will
be people of the Pennsylvania Oil Region
vote. almost solidly against any ticket upon
which lie found men srrayed on the side Of
railroad monopolies aud against the inter-
ests Of our people. And that vote is grest
enough to control the State.
1t the Oil Mems League ia successful in
its aims, as we believe it will be the people
Of the State. and perhaps tho Nation, will
have cause to thank us for initiating
breaking down OF railroad and other corpor-
ate corruptions all over the land.
Venango Spectator.
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In the House, on Friday, Judge Scofeld
traiued double.shotted gun at the snuth-
eru Improvement Company, which that
corporation will doubtless receive as an no
pleasant notification that the buying OF the
Pennsylvania Legislsture does not give
them power to plunder the people with en-
tire fmPunity. EBy Unanimous consent,
Mr.. Sco6eld offered reso luton, which was
adopted, iustructing the Committee on Com.
merce, In carrying out the resolution Of the
House, on the Gath of January, directing
certain Inquiries concerning injuries to com.
merce by reason Of railroad combinations or
monopolies, to inquire particularly into the
nature, extent, and objects of an alleged
combination of railroad interests known as
the Southern Improvement Company, de-
signed TO control ell the avenues Of trans
portation from the oil regions in Penusyl-
vania to the sea.board, to the oppression
and injury OF the producing classes.
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Mass Meeting ut Parker'S'

There will be a macs meeting OF the Oil
man. at Packers Lending, on NEXT WE'D.
NEsDAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. By ref
srenoes to the proceedings Of the meeting
held at OIL City, on Saturday last, 1t will be
seen that the enemy is at work in that local.
lty, and every producer In tho oil region
should be found ut che meeting called on
Wednesday next, and aid in taking the
proper steps to thwart the designs of the
lurking enemy In our midst. General A..
B. McCalmont and Hon. G. W. Gifilllan. of
franklin, will be present aud address the
meeting. The train leaving Titusville a
7 :35 o. m. Petroleum Centre at S:20 q. m.
arrives in Oil City in time to connect with
the Valley train, and the latter arrives at
Parker's IN good season for the mea1ing,
aud all who de sire can return from Parksrs
the same evening. The Producers call up
on the entire business community of the oil
ezion to be present. BY ordor ofthe
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Gold at Up. m. llO

The following communication from Mr.. J
H. Mnraton, Esq., of Oil City, explsins 1t.
self, and we cheerfully give place 10 1t in
justice to him. The letter was sent us from
Cherrytree, aud We conaidered it merely 90
"n Inquiry In regard to the matter, and in.
serted 1t 40 sncb without comments, not
having any idea Of doing that gentleman
sn Injustice or wrong:
OIL CITY, March 10, 1872.
Ed. REcoRD:--I notice an article 10 your
paper this morning designed 10 place me
before the public Is u very black sheep
among white flock Of saints, or intended
to hurt my feelings iu revenge for some i'm
aginary wrong. Idid not sign the Sunday
pledge for the reason that in consultation Q
month ago with our Supt with the design
to stop the wells on Sundays for economy
aud rest to the men, be informed me II could
not be done with the large boilers, az long
strings OF pipe was laid in bot weather, &c,
&C., but said 1t would not entail auy loss of
oil to stop for three days At . time. was
not anxious to get any one to stop on Sun.
day. did not ask any one to. sign the
Sunday pladge. All my efforts were direct.
Cd to snspsndiug the drilling for 60 days,
and from that course only can the produc.
tion be kept from exceeding the demand
and consumption. l only devoted about
fifteen minutes In calling attention to this
suspension pledge, and it seems there was
ONE one caught, who feels sore over 1t. We
have aow seven boilers in operation on
Cherryteee Run; we run two only on Sun
days. So my answer 10 the article 10 that
It 10 every part untrue and an anonymous
libel. Respectfully yours,
Jos. II. MARsToN.
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A short time ago, B. F. Lung cleaned ou,
IN old oil well, on what 10 now known q.
the Shirls farm, two miles below this place
and has been pumping it for about week
the well yielding ten barrels of heavy OF
per day. This well was put down in 1860
but yielded no oil and was abandoned
nothing being done With it until the pres
ent time. Mr.. Lung is cleaning out ,hre,
other old wells, and putting down a new
one in the same vicinity. Should this wei
continue to hold out. 1t is likely that it viii
revive the oil business 10 the upper Ducl
Creek Valley .-[NObls County Republi.
can.
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Eliza Pert, Annie Murphy and Mrs. Hill
wig, three fraii sisters, and James Brady,
an advocate of womans rights, all residents
OF Poverty Row, held q consultation last
night, and unanimously came to tho con.
o'usion that st. Patrick was as good man
as Fourth of July, and resolved to do Ire
lands patron saint justice snd honor his
memory BY having little jambores. James
was appointed committee of one to pro-
cure two quarts Of the ''good old stuff" and
anon st. Pstrek's blessing was invoked In
not one "bowl OF poteheen" but many. As
spirits went down their spirits rose, aud
they grew hilarious to such sn extent that
the aid Of Constable Walters had to be ill.,
voKsd BY the nsighbors to quiet the sisters
aud brothers, which was done by his turn
Ing what was left of the ''creetur'' on to the
ground. This morning the festive crowd
awoks with sore heads, and sent for Q few
gallons Of ale TO stop off on. Their fun
was brought to sudden close, hawevsr. by
officers Walters aud MeHugs, who arrested
the whole party except Brady, who desert.
ed the woman's rights cause and took leg
bail, Tor being drunk aud disordsrly.
They were brought before Justice Rey.
nolds, who fined the gentle Annie So, 90 and
costs; the bssutsous Eliza, $l,OO and cost
and 50 days in the county Jail. Hillwie,
ou pro omislng to vaoate the rancho. was SO,
free. Thus ended St. Patrick's jubilee.
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The Outlook. Light Daw min 3.

The prospect for complete discontinue
Of the South Improvement Company monop'
oily, at the hands of the outraged people oi
the Oil Region, Is more favorable at present
than at any other time. The organization
of the Producers Protective Association vii
be fully perfected by the first of the coming
week.
The Committeeman of the different dis
triets, have selected to-day. They will 60
to work promptly. The Railroad Commit
tee leave for New York this evening TO con-
fer with the new management of the Erie
Railway. There is every reason tc hope
that they will repudiate The corrupt con-
tract made by Jay Gould. This done, and
we have an outlet that will render us indie.
pendent of the Southern Improvement Ring.
Stand firm. Be patient for few weeks
longer, and we shall be all right again,-
Each and every man must see to It,, tina
the Southern Improvement Company don't
get single barrel Of oil, for the next ten
days, and the battle is won. We can break
their railroad contracts by that time, aud
and them toe.
But there is one thing we would impress
upon the minds OF our people. Be calm and
moderate. Up to this time the couiuct oi
our people has been admirable. Let no act
Of fviolence be counsellsd now. We have
the respect and sympathy OF every righ,
minded person. We must not forfrit it by
any act of ours. The members of the South
srn Improvement Company, have the same
rights as any other visitors to the Oil Re-
gions, and must have the same courtss " &C.
corded TO them in all instances. Let us dc
up our work openly, and in manner wor.
thy of our reputation, and our cause will be
all the better for it.-LOil City Register
Monday.