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'fi*fr tlMe toHmft deem n^cessairxi'ftJsopjjiWSt^fl ;tn4t»Me'ctte^>^n.st ih* 1T&reSs%idl-_4£«?*: \ safjj and it^e»earin;ot; • jjenlve '• '»nnfclerji, ant tror&lhieTerritorial Mlthla, %. c61f \lochia :aid,)NMlitis| ffptt RentUcl|y.osid UJiiSpis, nj> vi^U$k Stare^ he #* ^o%«#s|tfc6 folriw^ire?glna%q» of,toot,, taaeiAgaltist, the lH»nrienw^ho.arpj»Mnopnced^ri o^nVre- r Apd witfethem they were attowedtft'ita^iiact^or^e^ra^re deadlhanaliveT • \• --*.%,«&*«• »\>X~:>- r -<+ , At KaMaaJSity^dbljety ochorserani^at* uables continue to be^of'commpn.occurrence, and murferawere-alraoit\ equally trequent. A iesideB%.4ReJ*K.Cos,, MdasourV had* boasted, that he;would have the, scalp ol;.ao . abolitipnis*. Rowing the river at ..Lepvenj. wortb«he tweht back a lew miles, into 'the WHS ^W«i!oiw'i«iwa*^«*ifcJw»tw . TTSlii*IT«18M. tlllPWl TB»«U»I,1> 0» BTATB IOV»y. g -;•-;•;•*-'I jtHtf^^.'-s ' gome c. JHWHQMT, «itliigJ^iH<ielfeain«wOATtli ; I?BEa8,^heaii. det»!gbodi»prep«W<ltofarnlih Bailnetr Csrdl, Con c^«fo||Bt«,Biuot»,Bot., to good«tyie, an»nor»nor. %oAi.riait6Jtfptlo W . 8TIMiMA»F0OTE. MllIonjogBlnstthe^eirUorlai t*W»;'VBw «|jdfat.paln*\areija|:jen^rn these *oiacjHJo*Drca- tiin»W~prace the Fwe ^tate_ *§n, in. the nlronfcftpBfltth^thWe flared Oftly ;^rf ite delenaive, when |be^^!S-)M(8n^^l?^;.o);: thaa!teJB,e,d,b^be.iri»Sdc^ erne*A HisHficiinv Was; a ,»aeeh8nicisjust-. a rr ived 'l%itfij| teVkltory. • ^Hs bad; ,t|t6rned ? irom..IaawriBnce|6Where-rbe badJeUffcjif; Wife, and was settling-employment at ihe limehe . was shot andi'scalped.- \. , . Gqv-^Br^ali'a'iiCSen ija the. distprbe,d dia- irfcK<#'l;wl%'R 0 ^i l *W& feting a' command them inperson. \ Alcheaoh was al- so on the> borders, .fanning the movement • against Kanaas. \... . ;i Lttxingtott.had 500men-.underarms. Jack ' son, ClipSfdJPlatta coflnjtieR were, each to forniBpliiilanie. nfltihefc . Tfcfee thousand merfWra^Mfe expe'ettd to arrive inttfrteliif Ih'afe^rdayai r -• Onr informant sajfs that no aUack bad beeit- made npon ; any pTSce^By 'th'e'OPirefeBtsite men^ and tbat'tberehad been noconcertot action. ontheir.pa«f .i•' • .•>•&•• TheiioformatfoiJ^fl'n^y* upw giyen reata ) in inthfi a&M.BETTIHSHIifc.No, ldPtate Btroet, BSs- to», is»otfi5mBd*> roestvOBavertWement* andinb- oortnMpni^oftwsppejij « '•' i ' 'n 1 ill' 'V ' . '. ' \Sm* you icwft ft^ oW-Y«PWBM , 5!Ml^Ht5ffS,6tfOr)^liliWftAS|)%80K FprCol* tVswrmfc w^Paytcm w^'-:* i mustang wh and ItJjolewV- owf NVft-^o[lrev«ntnilihndertt«iiaiiig, we rtallhere »te*plBc»'*o'ia«#CXloi«iiieittiinbBr«*tlie paper ter- minating «ie sqbiotlptlon.. BnbiotUten will under- •tandbylt,^tbattft« dollari$uttdup. . (3^-AdTertlMmei.ti't* e«umrc4fl»«Ttl<!«.Mliel^b5> Iumfte#karMemISJ»>^ii4i>7™.<n«>iiSMCf on the te»limo(iy:oi a geptieman it Mi«soori, who holds, a high poflitic State, aod who ha s n o . patlizan bias what- CHICAGO, Angast 27. Reliable intelligence-froni Leavenworth. - slates that llAMWmM WWW Tucker's Mission, 20 rniles.from KaD«tU Oily aDd commanded tbeJnbabilania tti deliver op their horses and leave the territory.\ The de- mand wastte'ffiSed.\ J\he \ enemy we're not strong' enougbtbeiecoteit. .:'• •'••'• • Mr. WendenhamPresident of the Mission, haswlUFufdW4iaua.< •'••'•' Mr. C.fioXi formerly qfiKoDtuckv, 5»p shot and scalped* five raiteaj li;doi W^yefli- worth, last Wednesday!, by^soine, Missotiri- ans from Qlay Co. He was Teft dead in the. road. • ' ' . Companies.of Missonrfans were crossing the river at Leavenworth into the territory on Friday, They were alio concentrating at Weslftdr't and KBtrtatr'ciiyi • No detnonstration had been made, againtt Lawrence at latest dates* - <• . & aUAKERS BX.EE FOR THEIR U VES— THE1E W^EN SpAMEPUL- LY THBEA,Tt'ESEP 1 Correipondenceof ttie,3itewToik Tlribnne. . LAWBBNCE, Aogast 23. On tbe 23d *he Quaker Mission, on the road trora Westport to Lawrence,was attack- ed by an armed banrl oj Georgians, who plundered the place, -taking, all the horses they could find, and -committing all manner ol wanton outrages niton persons and prop- erty. Tbe peaceful inhabitants were shame- tolly insulted, and their lives put in jeopar- dy ; and- thteati of anjuttpatalfele^grosiinesti- were made tfrBei^stbeS^JplesV^tfakefwob men and carbine*offtq--the toman camp with, an object to -«hockinj: : to,coniemplate.— The inoffensive people were,compelled to flee for their l*»es, their property ail stolen or de- stroyed. , lo bfrBead by the-Light of the Lan- •thorn. ? At a Fremont meeting m Graham, Monroe county. N. 3T;, lastj^eekpone of tbe Roches- ter Fillmore committee ot reception related the following anecdote •,—Mr., S. T an old resident of . fctitlwater^.bn, the, dpoer HadBon, introdacerr \\atnong Ws lamily oi * hens^ -few Shanghaes, In.cludijBgi-rocistef of iormidable dimjensionfe-'who had' run to legs* a good defE Bis crow wa'tfpecnliar and easily diatingoisbed \frorja that ot tbe other cocks. One morning he had waited to hear a repetition of tbe asoal sammdns, after being aroused the 'shrill-clarion 7 once ; sound- ed, but beard H not again,_, The pre-eminent chanticleer was still. Mr, S. went ont to see tfhat had caused the silence. He found the i ooster on. bis back with bothjegsoafeofjplhl. Aneraoefemt«atiori l ;be;8et both leg*; the cock Walked ofi jind ga.ve Tent to his' satis- faction in 1 a lusty crow. In the very act,- -he dropped a»tt he had been shot? He; had crowed his legs ont of faint agajn I -He .wat* kent threedploar -day*and *then:killedt»iJ.t vas^oo mijcb. Jrpublf ? ai$ MHuJ3«i$,j$t : ^0x^0 FqrShepurpo.se of placing political in- formation within the reach of all. we offer the Sentinel daring tbet present campaign, on Ihe.following terms, to persons subscribe ing at any time before Sept. 1. . Seven month for ,... 60 eta. Three months for 25 eta. To' clubs of 10 sent-to one ad- dress three months,. . -> .- - - $2 00^ Additional at same rate. >. It will be Been that these terms ore 20 per cent, lower than aur regular subscrip- tion i>r)ce. Wo do not expect to make a profit-on th e campaign circulation, lint we desire t o do what we can t o promote the caaSe of Repnblica,n Freedom. We believe it to be the doty of th< cooti Republicans of St. Lawrence to foe ter theblocal: pressinst^fj DteettQing tqei' money to the support of tbe city campaigi i papers, which are indeed efficieot aidB, bur tend? to-weaken and depress the countr /•- papers. It ia- upon the latter, • that top: raainidenenrjence must, and ever will be. placed, aiid werespeottnlly urge^ opon.qtr Retmblieah friends, and upoh Kepubucan Clnbs the duty of- bestowing their patrol - ago >fbr campaign papers, upon their IOCJ 1 publications. Speeches and documents ft r gratuitous circulation, can of course be be. .- ter procured elsewhere. * i KANSAS ATFAIBS. The news from Kansa.8 ,is ol a stirrirlg character. Gov Shannon having resigned on the 14th of August* he left JLecompton i n the 27tb, Woodson acting a*. Governor kd {»teriw. Lawrence is being iortifled by tpe Free State men. Tbe torts erected durihg the war in November last are being repair- ed. Volunteers irom different parts of the Territory are pouring in lo defend it agai ist the threatened attack ol the QordetRn^bSi^ 0$3JSM. Lane ^aa, assumed ab.e^^cJl^«^ , •? , ^ be j3&e£nfij^^dmmitfeeir,or Vigilence C<m- \rflftte'eot-Lawrence the Kansas Cemral Committee, and the commissioned officer! ol the various regiments and companies, com- pose a Council, 16 direct arid control the rnovemems-of thecitrzens. There are seme who wish to preciptta'te'actiwjj'but are leld in check by ^eo. Lane, w,bo is determi ted la do nothing except upon the defensive. The Free State tneft are in possessioi t pf Franklin and Ossawatomle, and the Ter ito- rial, authority is dead South of Kaw, ex:ept where enlorced by TJntted States-dragoor s— The people will not fight the dragoons, nor in aby wise array themselves- against the_ government. ' The Rnffiaas,- wjitft, Atchison, St,rihgf el! ow, and. Brown are using every exWtfon to grouse the Border, Bnd have issued a pn cla- mation appealing for aid to the border coun- ties of Missouri- Tlie exc^ternent^loni; the > Miaaouri line is said to be intense, and I that 2000 volunteers will be enrolled in the ritorial militia to expel the Free Btate froro the Territory. 0atbe.2iBth,9}Jcty men arrived at rence. fro'ta Stranger\ Cfteki-askftig ait prptecjion.f'\'IheyV^d been driven- aCMy.,% fool, Vcoipomfnly known, ?s ' Hapgnian Foote, 1 ' was a garrnlouji Senator, i row Mississippi, and withal on active advo- cate oi everything favrjiring Bravery. < Mr^ Plllmotfe was at the stftee time VfceiPrest E ent, nbd Ex Officio President of the Senate, dr.Fillmore, even then, had* begun ib plot gainst Freedom, nnd to th)»8riGe;ttrTa|io,r ^by procuring th,e,fejecUtan oti;i»nomlp.aHQjns by the Senate., To do ibis, he iurnisbeil Mr. Foote with a list ol lhaiiomlrieeA.wbo 1 we.re suspected of holdlngantl-slavery sentiments, who w'ere'dgne fojr' in the Senate. Wequote Mr. Foote's own Iftngiqage, taken frotof-a speech made by h|iri> In OaJlfomla, and we snrbmiitooqr,r.eatfer*tilf'a «nan who would ttoop to oefray thjjr t'riend, wbo aidedJneleva- ting bim to power, «nd to deceive tho nonc*t old patriot wbo sfood ait the head o£ ibe gov- ernmeQt, In ordeif to gr.atUy the'malignity of tbeilaveocracy, Js tbe man to be trusted with the protection of Freedom in Kansas and the Territories. MrJ'Koaiie saidi \The bumble I iorHwidoBi who? now'.ad- dresses you, one •> day, rose in bit place in the Senate and declared ior himself and oth- er Senators wuotb he Bad^uhioUedVihat t^ey had resolved to tear ttp the-evils (anti-slave, ry Whig party in the NoMh) alluded to, by the routs, by remsingirk alt-casts to confirm the nomination* wMA could Oe traced t» a certain- official ptmnagi (poljDtlng.at ihe>; moment to the cbalr PCcitWe*>y>«he.; Ajj^diSe.Wfrd t - -We shall*-wsiwilt, end «3(u> •And ^tb.T-hem/we*lt Seat old Bncnaitt '~1W green6*111* off Mm g^lMV*M - '^^fitosKmb' ivtth>eering'jnu|ic $*. T?5st3n^3oat. ,[BorferRbfflMisW,receiv* ?d tt m>\nTe\d feb^ ;^he Repttrilfc^ ^endidates fb*-Goyerrior : andSiW pric'erjE*^erois|ected; : .by.'*bont,; gfiiOOO mBJorjity. All.tWEppublican.SJon-;: gressmeu ofeele'cteil'hjt raajorrties*'raog\ inrjirpm 3.000i^pOO* 'Tbe-Stat'e;;Sen* aw'|s r nnbr>5_rn9usly R?^bjlican, and tbey have^majority of SOO, in .fhe.. Jiowie, ofj Representa'ti'veaconsisting of Slirjne'mbeT*., Vermont is the second free State that nia, spoken sincere njiptn'atiorji'oj \fy.Vren.- dential, jcandiJotes anftebhws conclusively the drift of the pbjlnlaf current. ' Yesterday the ejection i of Stato officera. an'd ,lilemferft^Qqrt|resa |ooit^placei''ip .Wteiije<.,l5veryinch f)f ^romijl ha* beeji ipirjtedly contested an3 fhejesttlt ia looked. Ibr^with a, grjod-'degreo of Tnteresti Last year tbe democrats elected their Governojt and now they have resorted toovery appl^ encetbat cbuW bp.deviierjiio parry the election, \ ' The telegraph telle ns that the Republi- Hiians bnvt! carriedtjbta^ Stale By' irom Ne'«,Yorfj) Hb#, \exj that the polj^Merfisp-of ^rft/.Bm'Vtotud ot effectiuUty^extzTpdleeK, &o ; .soon-aSitHe. aspiring. yoar»g*mer»'\dr^tbe Ndrih coold: be*iaoght tht salutary lesson! that the pathway to official eleVitWp did not HO over the tfllpisot' the Federal ConitHttMon. I had not, long taken my B aat,'yo.riM?, Badger Ot Uorii QpW* na, one of. thelpurest! and-most patriotic meh .that has ever occopiiied a •. 'plactf ^n\ the Na- tional Councils,.cams to rao'and stated that VieeJPresiiiehtWiienUfre, t&e.firisufytgofliZerin ths Senate fradfcqiicsCti-him to itiatx'bioumfo^ •M tUtht pmftctM amwmd in t¥ vieiea btvltasid.ioMbe an Wertifew ivtitfr mp <mva subject in Ait amcial room in the capital, at the hour of ninemclock nexlmimingi, I promised to attend upon bim at thg time and place specified. 1 did so— without going fully into the particulars bt present, it i s sufficient for me tosay,lWat! I obtained by Hut tiinelimof Mr. Fillmorl pom ilAe kand$ ofdiv aeeredited friend of. his la list of the nominees, subject to th« objection at ', being violent- agitators of slave- ry. This whole catalogue ol worthies-was disposed oC-in the Senate ; in other wolds, they were sajcrificedl to the peace ot the coun- try : save one or two; whose riotninatioDs re- mained to be acted upon on the last night of that session pi Congress. These w:re dis- posed ot by Mr. Fillmore himself, on tbe same night; lor just before the clock ol the Senate struck twellve, rAtJ gentleman being President; sent a special Message withdrawing all the offensive nominations, andju^s^biiiae mm m> . , Coming Bight Along t N .The 'Fremont column increases rapidly. The masses are deserting the black flags of Fillmore and Buchanan, fa platoons and by scores, and hundreda of nelwipapera are following tb e people. We republish ou r table of Newspaper changes with, addi- tions. The TJosera Welt, Pa, Buchwwi, The Onondaga Standard, N. fa mmm Tbe Lehigh Patriot, Pa. Fillmore, The Chemung Co. Rep., IT. Y-, Neutral; The Charlestown News, Mass. Fillmore; The Manlnsbtu-gh Journal, N . V\. Dem ; The Waterbury Dem., Con.. Buchanan ; Tbe Mawhall fflfgraph, BWWnmoro \ Tbe Johnstown Tribune, (Pa) Fillmore | The Plymouth Advertiser, Pal, Neutral t The Criminal Zeltune, N. Y., Independent j Fred Douglas\ Paper, N. Y., -Gefrti Smith •, The Juniata Sentinel, Pa., Fillmore;. Tbe Winsted Herald, Con., Independent; The New York Herald, Independent; The Boston Bee, Fillroorei Tbe Boston Journal, Old line Whig; The Mohawk Courier, Dem.; Tbe ManiiowocTribune, Buchanan; The Su Paula Zietung, BucbaDan; Tbe Anzlegerdes Nordens,. Buchanan : The New York Mirror, American ; The Albany Slate Register, American ; The Buffalo Republic, Dem.; Tbe Syracuse Demokrat, Dem ; The lona Gazette, Buchanan j Tbe Portland Expositor} Dem.; The Ft. Wayne Times, Fillmore ; M£3rcj3J3fcS ASOTTT HOKE M *Ofe[$lAN.AB0t?F»TpW«.\ l ' •' THE J?AX3L • '. - • Tie flr*«||naual'Faw of- |be : . &P* -i«w-- irenee Intern'ittioaal'Aigricrjltural arid JIe»,. chanicsl Sociefy, ivill be heldat ^Qfide.ns., burgh; ^.y., on the 16.ifil?.ftBdl9 of SeptemW.instr,, bnthfr^ronnda ofHhe ao^ ctoty* '\-c • *'?i'-\:'• •:'':''. - \- '.•:} ''-''\ r ••'' ,'- '--\i ;'.?:'-y*j^,TP>5.-r|ROJ>»^s. - ,^:,. .*-\•* '_y,' ; r 15<t ^ro«nd*,«ro l>eautiwlty fitnated: on the easfem hioipf tbfe^egafchiB)tjver»: withtaone miiKotthey'aVlo^e'vinoge. and covee.*B sm-'tf. U^mm^ tEhey Wernqbife rprigh/tw^^rflobtiji-ago», isber*; rinrcb^^ bv^ ; the sQ«ety,-but^ for:wa|d^tate^ Ijttke- keen grubbed oxn f all ihe, rubbish, r^ ; moveiKand im$ cour>e.onbmUein1?ftit|- ha*ieeb- graded and j>n« 1n;£0,qd|coridition^ temporary bWdtnga'fi^^^^ jus? this,year. -^Substantial ones ;wjft' he erected itf the conrjs^BP, another, season.-— The river ABfirdrarnple meahr fur water 4 Sng'stdck, »'dd;i , well 0O^;deei>ha8 been sunk for ^b.l^ccomrtlc^ntiori ';-6f -vtsitora ,w|ihpnre .w^^^^^^^^^^da; Jjoye beejx pronounced' 4y rber Pre^u)erlt^ot §t«o 8ociety,;S8the|t'eVy.bettjfr OverSi.JOfJShave'been appVopriatedfor' premiums. > The Fair* is open t o all cora- Jpetttortin.'St. Lawrence- and aijoining connties, and ©wada,, who may\ oecomjs' member* of ; the Socie^y Vl The fatalities lofreaehingthbi-jplace, and the increasing interest taken in Agricultural and Mechan- ical pursuits, warrants the expectation of a, large ohoyr. \ '/ ' * ' ' ,. _, . RACES . ' The citizena.bttve contributed purseata the.amount of 8400, which will be trotted and rftn for. overtho coarse on the \Fair ground? during tfte days of the Fair. • ^ , CBIOItET MATCH. Tbe Prescott and Rochester Cricket Clubs', will play a matched game of Crlck-» -et ball, on xhe £Uur- groorjds. on one of th e Fair days, for A j?urse .of SlSO. , - 1ADIK8 70B6S. that there furmed 5n tbe nsual time, i^vtog *H tn © .tplepf placinsall on an equality- of allow-j on rliaa |K»rt8 t »ot before «tt]^| ,%^»^|«; gets pveHth|3 line. \''*-.' ' \'\ •ence Tjhcaire opened wifeaftdi'litijt*?! oj|Bnt-' tjrday evening, Mr, 3J. Ferretif itn^agef, \ andMr.0. W. Jobbson\ S«tge $$M%$&\ jpieilegitirnmte' play. ifi. fiEtjnchfe^,^tid„ Skercbesin Jtntlia, were^rbdaced*;^ The = der.Col. Orvisbl Mdssena 'i„_: L, r_:i*L , _^ *• ^1? ^l.-^^fSj^*. ,«-.*_: .ii— I ' fin* iivnarianna loct irob « JBgyce; and ,J$r>: Johoson *w jsupenpr T w - iireir parts, 1 and will drA^* T*ttt w Okderls*j ; -\— ?j—vvr, 7>wi--:f\:\T*.V ^\'i - L . u ••i.1.^' -','.':\ -'v« '-\.\.•>- . * : certain mep,an&lmust say*,tbat>without the :;. ,5-'* •.' : J\' •:'. -.'--.\^ '•••' V-\-'^-';.\-'-*\•• : ; i • • iwewTpn^ %ga%thaitffed,. annbuueee ihal^'-sWfe^r^^tte'*?^.--; ^pi^^.j- -lfcp«?^b^i9Bi.'Secretary, ^tractions atbortube FATr^%bi4l*fiM;bc : on' ^^i^Mpim^f^ **^\\ duty t6provielteaope»iorify : bv«altcbrii[pe't- - f itors. Read hi» adyertisement '• ' charge of \brazen jtejiorityojihe latter, we deemed^: »er|^ thereby^^stinhserving the agr icultut|n^ntef-s es£ahd nasi promoting also the true .^etes5t at the breeder. • * ,. ; ;. ^''„*\;; We^rnst these remaiks wjll nieeiyjouy: views, as they :cerlain>y were cbrdlafly supi ported by our lamented friend and. our firm and u.»flihcJiit»g,patroo, Pr*siden$-aod fouo. whom shall facp»imptitt#6 > e' ;..p? ' : \[«;' ROYAL BARNTJM. ••jW^tPtiKdaftli'Sept^, 1856. ^pi'f,-'....; ,''Sm f ifW\ 1 \ 11 \\' ''• Ol^EOATCHJB ASSIESSMEHT RoiJ..—• We T ar« indelrteflto MT. M. P. Jackson, •pnejgifjthe Town. Assessors, for the fnllow- 'ipwin^ing abstrftct of the assessment roll olihis town for t he present year ResidentReaJ:Estate, ...*,. i Non RestidetrtRealJEaiate-., Corporations R^aJlTESkiate'.i-\ 4 Corporat'Kms Persdjjbl,. ~ - - - Residentj Persoftjal,.»;».... waa intended io,/dlvjde [ the. sjiotls' among O .s_'_ '-r' '&^fo£'l2Z^i&&t?,M?t&t} fi *HS& . Mrs. AtcHESOfi announces her lui) stock, tobe opened on Thursday. From what we | meeting <,I 'ffl!^^jM0&$^§b&^ Know ;of her taste, and the fidelity with | rence t^wfl* v ^irl^Sl^ , ^ l -* 1,i * ; •\• 'Which she keeps/track of the Fashions, and \ d it \ wag * -information we have received from one who 1 ^knows, we lee] warranted in'-\6aying that it iwlll provfe'a beautiiul collection\ of articles 'which the ladles desire', and will attract , ^ :i .s^,- ... - -._ SK . -. 4 - iw&s to wiwess ibelr varled'wauiy, But J horse, to be contended £mwW£ we need not dweif uponHhe'tfa'eme, for tbb la- grounds at Canton, on .OTh^pej)^**^.; (,346 621 93 61S 325 620 656 028 104 300 $3,426 084 The Lewiaburg Chronicle says i—We be- lieve there is now but one Fillmore fiaper above West Brauch in this State, between the Delaware and Lake Erie. Republican County Convention. Ata^Conventlon of'the Reptibltcani of the several towns of St. Lawrence cfititoty, held at the Court House In Canton, the 4th day ot Sep- tember, ,l|56,. pursuant to previous no'tlce. •She' meeflng v Wa8.calted to order by Silas H. 01atl;,.^a,y$lten Hon. Stnltb Stilwelt was cho- sen PjrelKien1f{ Hon. Banj. Holmes, and Hon. JB. W/'AbViotit^ice'PresiaentS\ O. D. Edgerton »nd>Henry rloote EsqrH, SecrewrlBs. ;.. f TbeJoB6wlakpersons presented their creden- I I upon d^ies wilftakeitup in due time, and discuss it with interest, and*endby-\taktng up the -stock.\ See if they don't. Thlais'ajFree Soiter for yonrsuffrages ye Freemen. TWO I LEES NAILED ! route, he* -\ haoHto. ev'ery time h6> croNsriB*' along, the crowei'his legs out ot-joint, and w .,_.„. set himup.:^*mbett. w©«wlyed~to,jauflaro,;I conctoaed te^tbb1wiirtc>b| v wttfrlg-Jbim,up waa^oo1^twrloHl^a^«Hpil e fti & W*y •The>St^tfieifitellig|n,eefci»jM|y||d^ it': man, rrP|a}j|^r.*\liMW:¥a^^^' Ter- men Law. and frbm |heir,c),aTni9 ; by ibeRjtmans, jsome' hat 'bftd [iheirjiwwesatoien ftom them, otheri had Wc^edeMneecreting.^eir animjl^ while o{^*s«H,;brad i been forced ^inio- the, * srvlce -bt,thfeta»a^era.^.Tbey were advised tj> lay their case before Woojcfson,. atad'to'reoiie'st a- detatcftmen>ottrddps fcjrtheir protecjlon.— ieWWd^ sfford-tBehi the>4esiion •^^!^;^ii'etotb>nlioihe couiis, ind drrven \ ^teif Tleon'J^ *w^borneV'do,#.n,- r -.-w.--.-^ 3 -•,»--. .-. -•--/.- .- • and-'de^a%l'tt^8fe^ s Mn 4bcb|ftaiPhit , AMP their.own f nnaJ4ed efforts. detaJate^&tv '%piWh| T W^ l * f ?S!^': : iattefnativft offered thebvby WoodsonL in- i<> ideniiarchi|iri;JSchJfl|K?lll5?i^.± 4oDeilnfrTe«{t.Orial Liwa,!. Thift the/ can^ ^mv^m^ m ^^i^^^^ Ne^\YoriSnn^h1cli¥nl»&i^ Fijeedont. torn Irom liihiiianAfipwM,,, thaoJMaj^r^f ^^rih; an Dgj; years a*L • tbei^bid^4|i^ejiibr iie-^eMih' ie*S.taJe,-;':W fE«e^p'^eh,\m|t^'^ aft itf i 'tfUm- ir W}tt*ieye*:«nbmJt- to Taws made by betwii.n the The Albany Statesman having asserted that Rev. Michael Olivetti, a Roman Catholic Clergyman of Washington Co., bad-declared that he knew Col. Fremont to be a Catholic, that gentlemen nails the lie to the counter In the letter which, we quote below. In, doing so, he plnjs ahother He—that Fremont must be a Roman Catholic because he was mar- ried by a 'Catholic priest, WatTEHitA, August 29, 1856. To tbe Editor of the mitohall.Ohronlcl*. The Albany Stiitesmah having published a statement, purporting to hare been made by me, in whicbl aim understood to say that Col. Fremonti was a Catholic, and for that reason wonld receive my vote., Beingiministeir of tbeiGospel.I appear De- lore tbei public with, reluctance; but ray name having been dragged into the political arena .against my consent, to give connien. ance tofa mlsstiitementjno other course- is left tae, 1 therefore^say that I do not know thatColFremetttiaaOatholici I never in- tended -to say thai he was a Catholic. I have heard ql no evidence to prove that he ever was a Catbolic :j thetact that he was married by a Calbolic Prtest,4f jucb was the. case, fwrobheaMt Jintle eyWenca that, be was a Caihoiic/ CdtmU: Oergtltim often marry tfosiwWard>nbt-(%titolieti '•'\. $heDtttfeVo)f rhy prole»slon<aTe auchto Unfit mettt-parll in politics, and 1 do not now intenrl to vote for any candidate lot ^resfv I dent tit the next election. -. In reply to the asse|lion' made, whether Americans bav« to tdlfowjsbbnlder to shoul- der witHPdpfsft- leaders, f havis only to say, i hayatievBt eeen an American Godund it i» a blasphemy » brbtrohnceif, Bfltlhave tt'-nrmialtlitt'ilhemaikC^infihiielrperfect, that he cartnof ebniWtdlcHtlrnselt or bediTid- edjittiosects;; tlberefb^tsaylhere i»»o}other name on ehnksio; g)6*IottCaf the nani^ff Catholic. And I am astonished to see the- ^mi^°^M n ^ on i w,lb \resnecffrillv- \'''\ '''*'- ^\' • ' '' •- figgr. MlggAgLOLlYETTt NBW PavA^itBrai l$r-pleasure to make the announcement setforth in the following litteV^oAitwfShMejread-tfie-'Spirtt/ .know- the new pa- 0!h».W>«Wn»-RcpntJltcaTX, iremj The Sciota Valley Republican, Ind.; The Lawrence American, Fillmore; Tbe Northern Freeman, lnd.; » The York Advocate, Oldllne Whig; The Angelica Repository,Fillmore ; The Tompkins County Buchanan paper, The Uarrlsburgh Telegraph, Fillmore } The Erie.True American*Gerrit Smith; The Worcester Palladium, Bechananj The Plymouth Banner, (la) Buchanan. The Sullivan Democrat (N. Y.) Buchanan ; The Monroe Commercial (Micb) Buchanan The Lehigh Times, (Pa.) Stockton ; The Raftmen r * Journal, Pat Independent. Tbe Coal Cjty Item, Pa. Independent. The Skaneateles Dem., Buchanan. The VincennesTlmea, la. Fillmore, The Mauch Chunk Gaz. Pa. Fillmore. The .Daily Times, Pa. Fillmore. The Norristown Herald, Pa. Fillmore. The Ogle County Reporter, III. Independent The Newcastle City Item, Pa. Fillmore. The Lebanon Courier,Fa.lTtfeuiraJ. The Columbia Dem. Freeman, JJ, Y. Buch The Carbondale TransdrlpiLPai Fillmore, ThePulasti Democrat, N, Y. Buchanan, The IthacaJournal, N Y, Btichanan, The Bellefonte Whig, Pa, Fillmore, The OonnelBville Register, Pa. Fillmore, The Carlisle American, Pa, Fillmore, The Mineral Beraid, Ohio, Neutral, The LewistownGaiCtte, Fs.'FIUmore, The Mansfield!Express,Pa.Nentral. Will they Retract* Tbe St, Lawrence American, and the Ma- lone Palladium, of last week- copied trom the Albany Statesman, certain statements said to have been made b^ Rev. Mr. Olivetti, oi Whitehall, relative to Fremont's qktholi, clsm. The Rev. Gentleman, before the cop. ying,had pnbtfsheda letter contradicting It, which we republish to-day. Both those pa- pers exchange\ with us. Will they -copy the Rev. Mr. 01lvettl*a letter 1 We shair see. fours, -. ! iraiea$«ndsef.ern^wouri4<Sd.' The. $ WRWa* . ^tOedMdcalMh^Mniri^ Jtovi*. ..^^«-r.«-«. •... r .ii^ : TJt*SWth'd«s..npt.'-«aj'0 H^^ij,*'* *•' -••••»=-' •?-•;' • *• - ^ a -{<:•• > Sc4mhlrnt#^ -v-miJ .V.V.^,.'. '-'^^b>e^«/«l«d!a|rawo^ha^to'F^ iion.in\inaiabij#r«MebKonr*A^^ '$&®L$$$M'to$i bay^heW. ^ ^ > W r ' spoke,, tn^l^*.#9^@^«^^^ Ji-mcttie^- tjestroyed--; .Ot c<?»fisca,t5i l A -'-Mr. It w'flfbe of'ihe same itte^Dd. cbariic'ter?,' as .savi I «lrc«ly bawjaiinraMe ifc will be ^Mrlbtttetftwhy^batbHUiimt circle, of cdiv re9p>ndew»r and^^rltei*,* wbd .ba**;-«? ip ^heve^'wlobibt tljit |aw? ; of tM 1 ^?*' \ >- ' L4 the metal, which will compose tl beri-h \ -^•'-^ : f '** _ OFFICB *PtiRraa'it BWvi brimi TlMBk' --• • -• * ^Nii#r<Yoiti» Augnst.-I856, m Dear }3i# t- : '•<;••. V •'- •» / .* • On the strength ofsaa editorial career of wenty.srx-yeariid* founder and editor of the •jK,-#8pirjH^thftTimetfl,shall venture Chfl*te%1848^v - ' Rufus Choate madain the year 1848^ a seriea of complaints \agulnst the Demo- oratjc party, of which the ohief was the following: j • -_- '-'\•'•' • ^» The next iat&at; that j>arty> by * most extMJJjjlinary oversight, » blunder p, great deal laoreihaiisia-* crime* but a ewpe°* dnou(tcrlme F an enormjoe bluUtfer* Jan lent itself to the-extebsion, of slavery; in our Se»thwes^rflTer4to*Rei.\ ,. ; '...\s. If this wero true in 1848, whitcan b« saiilofitnow.F.'\ •••'• 1 r -*' • \' We MO Wttiorized to aay. will be two silver Cake Baskets awarded to the 1st and 2nd best female riders, on a trial to -take place on tbe -Fair grounds at Ogdensburgb on tbe third day of the F^ir, Sept. l£V Ladies competing for the prizes will please hand in their names on or be- fore the first day of tho Fair, to A. W. Woolley, superintendent of the Fair grounds, who wili .give'all neoessary-infor- mation,—Judges, A . W. Woolley, Og- densborgh, S. F. Judd, do., Cbas. N. Rus- sell, Prescott. ADDBESS. Hon. Charles O. Myers, will deliver tho address on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. . HHOTVS. ' Col. Wood, we understand will be in town with a cabinet o f curiosities. The Swii>» beacdad l«dy and cbo Black Swan, will also be here, and Wtnchell, the side splitting joker, will be on hand with his budget of oddities, eccentricities and com- icalities to enliven the occasion. The St. Lawrence Theatre, with a good company of actors and actresses, will be open every night. TARE. The Hotel* have agreed, with the com- mittee, to furnish board during the Fair, at the following rates : — D. Dorsey, St. Lawrence Hotel, 82,00 Riley Johnson, Johnson's\Hotel , 1,26 A. Cruikahank, Franklin House, 1,26 D. L'. Copeland, Washington Hotel, 1,25 J. Baldwin, Baldwin House, 1.25 I. Baldwin & Son. American Hotel, 1.25 Carr & Stewe,rt, Oswegatcbie House, 1,25 The Ontario and St. Lawrence Steam boat company and the Northern Rail Road will bring and return, 'persons attending the Fair, at one half the usual rates, and stock intended for exhibition will be car- ried free. The next will be a gala week for Og- densburgh. The citizens have been gen- erously liberal, in,their contributions to- wards increasing the attractions, and ws can assure all who contemplate attending the Fair, that nbthing has been left rmdohe to make, their visit.pleasant and profitable. A la'go number will be present. • A t^The Bnchaneers put np a flag, cros- sing State Street, irom Onion Block to tbe St. Lawrence Hotel, th!e other day. Ms a twin to tbe Enow Nothing one, differing only fa the fascrjptirin. It performs nbont the same 'evolutions. \Sunday mbming i t had broken ita leading! strings snd, became uumanageableV'TheKHnforeeoncerttwaa taken in entirely, They wehotbjtiminolia tbinget ThoFrernontflagwfcich*asput up weeka before the othera, float* proudly, a,nd faces'tfeejitoria, whethe* it crimes from the' nort^ dr ioWfi* east 6r jyest, without becomeing entwgled or getting disar r ranged. SEND I» TBBJD*Hr»«»i-rFfiendftJntbesev- eral towns will confer a lavor by sending In the abstract of tbeir Canvasses a s far a s they have progressed, -during the present week.— Address Hon Smith StillwelVor Dr. S. N. Sherman. , roitoDOBaeniborghBcntineL ' A meeting of the Republicans of the town oi Potsdam, was %.eld at the Town -House in the village of Potsdam, ot two o'clock on Saturday last, Hon. Zenas Clark, President flf i^e. Fcemont Club, in the Chair. H. N.-!Readway- '^en^ Secreta- ry. Though e. regular -weekly, meeting of the Club, it was a large gathering, filling the Town Rouse, and graced by the pres- ence of several Ladies who aitended to bear the speaking. Seventeen, about- pne half, the school districts of the town had- made their re- turns torthe Club and \the aggregate vote of the 17 districts was reported 626 votes of which 61J were for Fremont, and 116 for Fillmore, Buchanan-and doubtful. After tbe business of the Club woe trans- acted a song was called fot from the Pots- dam Glee Club, and a splendid Glee Club it is. The meeting was then addressed by Mr. Pomeroy,. a young gentleman of Pots- dam, who has just completed bis studies in Collfige and returned to his home. Mr. Pomeroy spoke about one hour, and with a power'and eloquence that did credit to his head and his heart. The meeting was also addressed by Mr. P. King, and both the speakers were ap- plauded bythecheers-qftheaudjencp^;, * The meeting was closed with singing by the Glee Club, and adjourned to Friday evening next at half past seven, with three hearty cheers for FREMONT & DAY- TON. In the evening the Glee Gab and a large number of citizens assembled in front of the Exchange Hotel, and patriotic songs were sung and .brief speeches made by Messrs. King, Pomeroy, Dart, Usher and Readway, and others wbo were called out. All is well in Potsdam. * A REPUBLICAN. the last -day of the fair, ai eleven, o'clock in the* morning. • -. That such sum be distributed by the Committee according to'ttiffaegreetif-merit. \%.fl. FpOT#g8eprorary. September 8,1856- • ^ ST LAWRENCE COONTV., > „ Clerk's Office, J ss - For the .purpose ot accommodating people wbo have business at Ibta office, Edward H. Neary E*q, the Deputy Cietk, will attend tbe Fair at Ogdensburgb next week, and may generally be found either upon the grounds, or at the officecd. Messrs. Magone a.nd Part- ridge, where lie will lake ch/rge„oi any pa- pers or business lor the Clerk's office, arid take applications for naturalization. BFNJ. Q . BALDWIN, Clerk. Dated at Canton, Sept. 8, 1856. ;||wr^H>v/5p andjT^tp^ ^IHuJoro Representative* from this State, -joined whh-the Buchanan merrto strike %Pro-, v'mmai the; Army'Bttl. *Their• vote, trirued the scale*. tftel'e^nliMng|0Liye», tri98hrM. Had.tney*Voted fQt Freedom irrttead fit for'-, SjaveryV thbTetanlB^wtrrild havftStbod S9j»l00,«rid3he-pr^soivoiild htiiWM kepthri.: '•:•'• -'.j.- 1 '-'\ ' •\ • ' ' \ ! -Ji* * \' FOR PLATTSBUBGH. A : «rtedaVTriui 5 wiii be rnnfrdnj here to PlBttth-Dir^W obTh^ ;for\iheiicc^n\mo^a%4p^|^ to attend the g«at R^p#liiw\l^B«X^n- vjmtioni : ^fihrwilthe'lne «rei»^est tnefe^; ing of the \c»r4p8lg%^ l ^ls'fin^^ jvfisfc, -Ssnatoif Hafo of NAW^jH^psrtirjv CQUHXY FAIR. IMPOBTANT AGBtCUI/rCtUL CORBESPONOENCE. ',_ MoBHTiBept«mbor2d,1856. To HXJOXT G. FOOTK. Eta-. Secretory Of Ot St. IA*B~ renct County Agricultural Society. DEAR SIB—iam sorry to. obeerve in tbe published list of..premiums,' offered by our Society, tbafCatlle have all been placed in one class, Native, Grades and Thorough Breds'all to compete tor the same premium. Up,ohWikfogith\e reason til .a 'friend, l)was told tbat it was said by tbe managers tha| there sate.no purebredcaftie in tbe Conniy ' if this were tfte reasdn, and I do not see what other reason there Could be tor depart- ing from-the practice on former occasions, ithere has been some misapprehension. Mr, OYvis, of-Massena, and his son have at eve- Tjr'Fair of our Society exhibited Durham Cattiel.-vrbicb', 1 * a.tfi assured; Were -ot>pnre blood, and 1 have myself, every* year but one, |tent.a' pure Short fioro 'to Sh'oW. Last year J.-eeiiJ pne.pl h?y <># n raising, th'at'is raffed islncei,boye. been managjng my'fathers farm,tot.4blsplace,:lxonistock sept <byJ>|rn to thJ^Coonty, and I :took the trouble to bond InaTullpeaigreeotthe: animal. H e was awatded'prJ»<f of \the\ best Bull Calf at the Fiirj Mf, Orv'svOf; J^laaMna is now his ownfer, having exchange^ %itb me' ior one of t |»ia awjn-bxeedjng,,. p&y fafhe'r has h'erp four Cowa'of pure biooJi ^swbded from theold Baflaem; jtndyjm-JEtenssaelaer '*tockrVwuh ;tt mixturepf Jdr« Mpa,m>\Marius blood. I should add that at the last FaH'r t saw BOBae-JibfmiBi**!tblblted Mpute Devons, that to-ill appearatice werer*»ll^ >ftf. , *• 't am; very jfespecttfiliy, aflfce, - Your obedient servant. T.L;HAR1SQN. \Amerioan\ State OounciL SlUlman Foote, Esq., DBAB Sta:—1 have read the article in your last paper beaded 'the American Stale Council}' and also the criticism npun the same in the last St. Lawrence American in Which ihe statements made in your nriicle are denounced as falsehoods, and 1 amealled out by name and accused of 'brazen-faced impu- dence* in 'applying for addmissicm in the State Council.' , Now, Sir, having been a looker on and pariicipant in some of the scenes that tran- spired at Syracuse on the 26th ult. 1 claim to 'know whereof 1 affirm,' and 1 do affirm solemnly that tbe statements made in youT article are not only substantially, but in al- most every particular literally correct. it ft true that the council dues not only hi myself and C. Edwards Lester, but uf sev- eral other delegates who weie known to be Anti-Fillmoie men, were refused. U Mfryetbat both Mt.-Lester and myself were threatened by President Sammons with personal violence,—the former to be kicked out of room No. 8, Syracuse House, and 1 lobe-kicked down the.«tairs that lead to Cor- inthian Hall, and each oi those threats ac- \companied by an oath and n vulgarity and in- decency ol language, that, would disgrace Sheriff Jones or Marshal Donaldson, ol Border Ruffian notoriety. It is true tbat President SammOn at 10 o'clock, A. M., took a position in a small hall beneath the one where the Gouncil met, where he remained till 1 o'clock P. M., dis- charging the duty oi a sole and self-constitu- ted committee on credentials, and that ajrety delegate-who applied fdr admission, if not known to this committee -of tone, or vouched for by\ some one else, cateeljised as\ to-#js' political preierencee Ior President,- 1 - andhls answer (not his credentials) was\ the test for bis admission or rejection. . It is KOT true as the American asserts that Lester, Walker and myself were the only delegates rejected, but it is true that six del- egates wbo had paid the dues ol their re- spectiye councils were rejected, and U is al- so true that a laage.number other delegates were.relused 1 admission,'v'hp had not paid Ut'ejr does, and were un.wittlng.io incur tbe risk of losing their money till they knew whether they could pass the-political test im- posed upon them, ^ 4t is •inrther true that a large number ^oltonr-'^FrBugbeei'Silas Hawley, I,. Cham- \berlln* Dokalb-^E.,.?. Townsley, C. Favlll, Emory A. JsX s Qt) Br Depeyster—Benj. F. Partridge, James Orr, A. C. Bristol: Edwardsr-Thomas taidlaw, Joseph Brodlc, Daniel Sprague. - Fowler— Daniel Fenner, E. W. Abbott, Addi- son Giles, p: _. _ . Gouvemeur—G. B. Wlnslow, Myron Cush- man, Chauncey Dodge. Hammond—Henry Butrlck. Hermon—-Henry Gale, A. P. Sherwin, Saml. McCollum. * Hopki'nton—Jonah Sanford, E. H. Risden. Lawrence—Herman Shepard, D. H. Davis, A. Townsend. ^ Llsboh-i-B. T. Doty, Ira Wallace, Simeon Dillingham. .•,.,„„ Loulsvllle-^Jsmes Miller, John Doud, EUery Taylor. Macomb—Abel Hyde, J. S . Snyder, W. Law- yer. Madrid—Silas H- Clark, Dennison G, Will- marth,JameB Wilkinson. Massena-G. B. Andrews, George Suttern, Ephroim Whitney. Morristown—Joseph Coaper, William Battles, Henry Hooker. Norfolk—Ira Hale, Sanrael Blanchard, L. C. -yg] e Oswegatchie—S. N. Sherman, Smith Stllwell, S fntlshvlile~E.D.Btook! ) D,K. Brown, B. F. Haywood. Plerpont—A. B. Hamilton. A. A. Craropton, Wm. E. Woodruff. _ Potsdam — E. W. Foster, A. T . Hopkins, Btoomfield Usher. Russell—Chas. Smith, Chester L. Vanornum, Swckholm-Benj. Holmes, P. W. Boss, Mar- tin Doud. Fine—B. O. Brown. <jn motion of Dr. S. N. Sherman, that -the Chairman, appoint a committee of one from' each Assembly District, to present resolutions for the action o f this Convention, the Chairman appoint- ed 0r; 8. N. Sherman, W. B. Goodrich, and B. ITshsr Resolved,y That this Conventions concedet to ol regularly elected delegates, ij-om 60 l o sprggaomj or BOOHASAN and Slavery ,. A « v • .. __ 1 _ .^' .,. - oi..~.,_ LH.-,^!. t t>i.-.i*Ut*.A TTfUn, tMh'tio t7tll#yini^o an'i the Correspbndl'ng Committees of the several Assembl Districts in thi county, the righ to call Assembly District Conventions in their re- spective Districts, for the purpose of nomina- ting Jffembefs of Assembly, and electing dele- gates to all future Judicial, Senatorial, Congres- sional anl State Conventions,, and it shall be their duty to call the same. On motion of E. W. Foster, that tho delegates from-each Aosatobly^istrict meet separately to 'Belebt'names to present to the Convention for delegates to the Congressional Convention, and also delegates to attend the State Convention, from .each Assembly* District. Carried. \ The Assembly District Committees here re- tired, and upon.tbeir return, reported the follow- ing named delegates: TO THE STATE OONVEHTION : District No. 1.- Dr. S. N. Sherman, of Og- denBburght alternate, J. G. Hopkins. B. W. Abbott, of Fowler; Elias P. Townsley alternate. • ..„,., District No. 2.—Silas H. Clark, of Madrid j Benj. Squire, of Canton, with powers of substi- tution. - * District No 3»—E. W. Foster, of Potsdam ; Dan H. Davis, of Lawrence, with powers of sub- stitution. On motion of \E.W Foster, ' Resolved, That this Convention send three delegates to the Congressional Convention, to meet at Watertown on the 10th Inst, from each Assembly District in this county, inasmuch as Herkimer county sends the same number from each Assembly ©istrictin that county. TO'THE COKGEESSIONAIi COKVENTION. Simeon DilfingTiam, Hsbofli W. B. Goodrich, Canton, and'Behjaraih Smith, of Russed, with powers of. substitution. Blodmfield Usher, Potsdam ; Jonah Sanford, Hopkinton, and Philo C. Abbott, of Stockholm, with poweis of substitution. Harlow Godard, S. N. Sherman, and Henry Butrlck, with powers of'substitution. The following names were reported as District Committees; • District No. 1,—S. F. Judd, F. B. Hitchcock, Stillman Footlpdgdengburgh; C. H. Sprague, Fowler* and George B. Winslow, Gouvemeur. District No. 2.—John F. Ames, H. Clark, and Joseph Brodie. Resolved, That in the coming Presidential contest, for the 'first time since the adoption of the Constitution, the issue before the people is circumscribed by the lines of demarkation that distinguish Freedom and Slavery, and is thus sharply and disdnclly defined—''FBBMPHT with a^pbWPlaiffirri/ott '^a^^tfrntfrf '#**. rjomlnat.erl, and; a\ \Wfti advocsrte *;#?«»-' ^ r me^hd«arniiottneed *I*^$nriiqae M-jaWng ,.',- -»eit*B:;effect»V.e- ; '|m.--.^b:le^,epeaker»-: $$m-, .tgia^rSW-TJHiisitro-.. latS^'ttanSlatoS-io:; the -; : Smteaft^uri^nri«|s'fta ! feicnd'oivFntrao^ M^Tatoli mm # exjriordinarJT ac* 1 »co%pliam^% ? Md %«apahieotdolfi»feM*t. tfear^d-ihi^jontQtth^Wl^ '^iWi(»i-.'«di^&k'iV-\i?i»i;'i^t\4i>t , ^-»Jiet|JE^rjiS5r^-i „ ;fi*J|e^a^jid| v 5gor,' ; --TN : ; fel^'.'pR f''.'.-ft tt^^#|<Jri?4?fra|-;twtSof. thi-!ka-ity^ - Tra^*?«hil*delpbia have„ Men-: -^iisinfe- '-• * 8W0-'a«®kjromJhe..Jocoameja -toiNuts^ poistei'* Ffltiitte'-andTOhel3on> A wislt-' • v i\lfigib'fre'o#^isadenft-s^«!tb5Pb*^biw^ «?ani2 the-Bticbanaporgan-of Pbaadelphttf. ;>-.^ho^owtelbe« ? ibepre»*^ Ohlihe^iacOr- mptlWHty ~ot theTib»mDcr«cy t—Ndmstown QfiWLBtittie*. ~\ - ., , .-B^csB^rc^jhjm|ict3 ijhe:Gpvetn Je-.'tb')ob^ -more-trdb^''>^i%t» l ?o.na#^e .;#8cy: of- fafi»M^pitfa& Wm^; •A(sA':-|»'to-. ctata$-io%-r4 .jOsWftitth«\f->ltJst -^eSieiary. ^r^,0b.d;er.d^isvr^pt^--1olorrt^^ ^tt^^iK^tfrtlitst'ndt^t'ft** mf-. , r bje^nt-ffito^b*-?arvica of t(uite{tS»ote<i dpi-, catte' WfjOslijop 4\* 0»n. S<rjittt ( »i'iapf ics* teLcUtoii Sgafajt ihft Terri'.rn! 0\7eni- toent,* In oWiWjWOrd* to. eatotcc : he Territo- rial 1AW». 8ejer«tary Davis jp l«r daw of t - •' .* *~.\ ' ^1 'li•'\•''. .'* ..i !•'' Vir*« tfotic^ t£at,ebrne ! orJe ; *JOot -tiiylng the; ieair%.fbe decal%ue •|before'''n'|s. eyesi'^aa *Bii»l;tbi)t, -fife %rr-Je. - of .v.&^ip^flebsbByje^ assertion f» of Mtae ;eb*iiSBO.oence ip lUelfi : a* every* otte «bo. r t^d»theiS&WiiWoo* thott- %aneV vhtiifv i».oj» fenb^lfc »;** iali^,bdt it Show* tfc ghat deaiserrits ebih*;dl3. SscbAbr ; ^e'!S'#r«'4ri»e^aia^a?^ ^.^p.hpejesf'PP\^cd|oa fd -With; OfiFWek •dpi>r4*tb^'F«a : S<S|:^trj^ea ; we, b\Svpcat|4 frj 'i8*^^84^i i 'an*lS^;;io' i ->l,t^*v^;8Jric^;we •WeVe-eBtii!jed;tq'8 VPl^.7:; 'J-\. ,;. •/•• % > • necttoii: wjith -tte*pt?jprt46jg:c|taen90t-Can- ' tojf/flic itf&iXpQ •-. rir«at ,{sds^menr-i»--eom« %mw». \to aaalUstrt»tli»-Ji!»4iptt!niia|a. lfsj»ij[ceii^sj»3 ; \ha** taaile trp' m^n% Jiaj.. a£3.TtoeE»ar*kM6o^p£K&^^ horses,aBdWelo.Kaytpa'bllsSinp ofej-^otba ladle*, fbreoapeUlion in tfee ,ta Jtii'ageS^^stl- tdf (hat Dobl« aaisMl. Ctoe the «d»ertt»emertt* Gen.lTyetlEfon. feS»^h^WHon»# King, and other^^idiltjn^hedspeik^rawat 'addrela the gathering/'\ ^.'V- : : '•'' >' The Train, will'leitye. C|g^er|»bnrgh on, TJjtitsday^.^orn'ing,.at'5^0 abd; 'arrivd of »V'3Pl*^tebdii^ui -•fMt^CjSttJ^;.'.?^--»eMiirt: t i b»avin^'ttattsh^1a : *.^t ,|. f'$£p ?m IftSifqi goaiid;mdrn^ti?kete pft^fd 'tee^*r«tlriii;\\-./-,..';>'' ;-/-f.- * *, : .V;\\., \ x v TAofe-;' > who 'deslria id ia§in<l, 'ja$ J^uefstfc c^S5ea^Qu*«enK W«^ne»d|Ly;^e.nibif %tfi -$$<&•»|«5rfe^ : fa«^eWeh*.; ; \ \ A t*nf^ster p*w%ilterh«tnldg^Pi ^ FHlriorft elector* who *ha?o corof m-,M Fremont ittAbatStati<*»y»jp^rbererbr*\«ev^* eral-othen«on the, ticketpt .the'ijame senti- KJBotft bntifeishfJLwJtft toj;,4eflDlte«4Wee«r before namlbg them, itteeroa pretty«learj *of«|er-, «hat« iCpnsider^bte^rtiobor the Hekartw teen nWcfy*'3s t &*% uX B » .prohiBly' with a de»!|h W a.Blllsn pM ; The' lasttssne of the. (^rmibtoWn 'JeleVnipB look«if«y I iniicb •*$ JFlw«41tor iritended.Mi. .%»«jropFw»a«ti- WfrAhbnW.nDVitrcridef it the nftmeiM the PeopWecabdldtMe i» jef hottted«it» «BV*t1teXd« '- -, h .- .'.--,-.. • -1 hf n»!ei* ibttt.tie e«hdiliillofttmofit t MeeUng»*eld*ln that«%? *cd Alleghany J cobaJty r on MeSday-last, \J , * ,. -j^BiiiaSk-iOvf^H-^* tegpla?t''rieetic^ol' SfeDorotptf FrcttiJnWluJrjiPit ^nttiay e?e- nintf I2U&.&1'*, Colby Unnmneesl hhr mwk ttcByfaanatte »pe«f!h,.»o*uppprt, FretoonV a*h»* beretojefe ,«eted-wfth .ifi» Knaw- miiaAdntttJien --• \ •'• '\\• *•' \' E \~\ *—' *\\\ \\ D ' M ^—^'^ The ; Portfa»n4 Stateof ^fainfe hi* <!lciwU f(edft*rt«hangtttn |h.at-8w« w|tb refer.. *i$ca <a Utelr mWz*i &U fafi t^^w ^-' t» divided asfymw 9 JPremcBt, 23 j Bsjshanltn. 13-; Filimcra, IjiEdepwadect* 47... GFifts, Bachxtaa parar9,«!ghi.rire 4lrsc% or' issdt*' tefiy_ a waea acd ccatttBed h$ Bhited Biate* offlceJ(30id!r?c ~ . . ^ % Vttz^m'iM^mVtmt.-CBl Wta.- \^iIiii! # rjrFoattlaiBCsJtmiy < lt:dt3ria,,w6d is- teb-fsSlflt-star, Bndfca»iost retaissdJroia- KOTs«sJa»«kenU»*tmayfotFi:wpntaml\ : jD«(ton' ':#' *»>* the.' *-hly\ aafiritJo'if. U :K#»*«^depB»d^B|K»ihe.ie<lee»fo«. ' ' - •RB-^*AtaJSItttKST iar'*HE&WRI^Att\ •EjfWtw'jJiijwi^TM'^ ^\P're.a*. 'I^^K&J5rtcpccd- 1 --ppfff4^??tt : yenerday^ a#& actjlfe^'ewso^'t^''fteamtfa»- will r^-teni|ii3^lac»^%v&r tavktof. SntWf Iptrvjr. ktus at- -tj PV -JSI,. : my# at, BrbcltvlUer Capo i?»ecEjs\ e«'d.To«^|k> Wf • riving atT^swiSo'a nsit'tntttam^, 'ana re* «m. teavicg 3t*owlstat?, same ; ovetifag iih' Ua^ic^eriX>megp, SMitttaSttrbaf 'anrl' irang^toa^nrdrving-iffre-oh ;tho ovemng; ct thathW day., : 3^crOptwl^^twatjt < ni:a, Hla^^IcW'O.t'lib'fstt CtlOTt' ^cieeif ¥* 31. forIt.eissfeten, 'perfatpsiSg' tito-'irfri tli- rgcily a^tevcrso-of. atocSicf ESmi' By ' qabzukajjoa^ 8tipt. r S, 1856. jay:I>E*rt sln-4-Jn:replylo^Obr\estee s mi'd VaWot the 2nd,, J begto say lhatihe Society followedthe practice o^warding premiunio fltflpttwplooded^cawle.'.of d|fferen.tHk!nds v ror^ ;thr>e*'yea» against' the. copatant ^prottst'of q6'l. ; Or»ls*nd^gaiu-9{ the wishes pltbe- ;;i irtat ;b^y-,o^Krmei». - Winiiiyj : pttdeir the ipjrwi&ncyjitGqU<Srj»*\weonebe'dft\i(;fi«s . • ; of p^st itpck 'VJtor w'gaM-'ir>'' bK#;'«nd ia|ttea»o\n opened theSeid iri'^tteettl^bn^ e^aWermf, ;par:^attTf;^ho^,\piiuy^ 'the\ nrdiyMenf, came to nothing, and Jlr 1 . Owls ;tTryjnstiy remnrt^i'^e--^s'teiir, ^gaye of- iense^ while'Ittb^eld^^ yere*g.ual m-ait, amaltfdl^irbwobldbbve.-no cause' to -com. Plain of wealth and partiality ; wbnld bring Jh^lritlii Iff Mi«>»«^r conware^ 'and be beaten* nn^daldieaf n shprtly to ljielro^o, raor^ifct&tfan, ttaiihey iinst trnprove \fteir' •IWfcfck; \\•,•» 'V.U-\'-'' - 1 .-'' '- *--'• -..'- : '•-•-•['• <•.•'\' •'' Th»4atae.rep»artet,ibtts made- sir, as be- <*eeu : f 8tt M^ «nd,p;&t^M}Mye,-,'maeb' itercc n$&t^eetridih>.r^threedi. i •-- ••.• :,*>•>\> 'v- ^.i^tt^'Compete-for-ihiS. •sarne,'-prizes,- -We-r. «bali^0ua!lt3veca«! la jbe breedingjj ahaai- ^mjately arrive^^iffat^perfeeffofeih ^aebi If Ve>lio-ne^at'jbVsara\ejt}m^^o'^ i ; t«8BdjaWe wfiailtreeife: tifr\ adapted w; • tnt wstafttf ifce'-tarifle* nnd'tho - ioanl*y,;the 'gteataSmastfaKdj^r^tio-jr^.'-de^ir^^ptter .:«&--• - ' -V ''. - --' -'\'' : ' --- '' -' --'\' - fee Society are aw*r«r/th£tlb?r«'4r(S eo»e- im bts»d$ Itf'tfce Cattfiqr, hntiBsy labat^n.- tlsSrihisimp^enlcPitiKttmlxed' b)eaa>.-«ero-. ttoJWiln^aeotJy. ^feed,--ari* petM^bojte- ,«*tiy 4 vimn&^spP^M. ^«,w in «\- 100 in number, seeing the rufiianly spirit that prevailed and hearing -such tearful threats of' violence, -were - intimidated, and deterred,from seeking admission,tp the Council, but left-the «jty disgusted at thenh- -precedent usurpations:.of ?resj|gnit Sam- %**%>*,•*» • \ ; : !?Jf:.ss\ *•• ' it is further true that^ about 16 delegates who r #ere pppusedjo Fjlpore ^scaped the vigilance bnkfs ^^nVcommhteejoi owe, and were«dmltted into ihe CooncilV'and that several 'of these were ejected therefrom very .soon -..after tbe. .Council organized, .4'midM.'tbebjsses of ani.rfasembiyof^ofte* aod 4 under pain ol-belng kicked down stafre,; prljirown fr^m a ihme^^-W;iftdowj|.il^6y r aid'trnt'leave i7tste?ttefi •' ' : . •-. . : ,K?:~$.y ,_ Th?s?» Sir, are a plain .statement of facts, ciulhelln^sif^ Word;S;#,p'q*sible if . ijid' I ieavMt^wiihont comipeht;Jor; the^ ,,j;eff?t'tjon pf^oririeaders. \'* ••\••-•• I The editor of .the A&eriean \knows very: welj that everyjia}emehtllre,-msde ia-true; andhe will not deny the ferpe unless he *po- selseasuiore 'bra^en-lacedimpuUecice* fban he has imputed'to me. ^,!Npw,^r,asjo rnys?lf and my right f to seek.admissibpip :tb v &t\0ou«cSl : as a dele* J : Sectiob'.'.ist o? the Gonstitutiob of the State Council 'reads, #s /< follows:— 'The State Cauncilshall.be composed, o f op^ •deiega'te frpm > eachisuborfin^e^cpunts^,-|aid dele- gare ^haJfbP elected *y ; ;hijlp.i ajin^Uariy a^the flVftreittlar meed«| ,i tff\•'each subordinate .cofl\ncH^-^h|tB^;^ ; '-- '-'; ''•••: >•..- „.; ,.-;4n,accordanci vfi'th the above cdnsiitnitonA alprbvl^ipnijl wiae.onthe4tfaday «f ~ 3 ?\i nary lS^t, T *)e*ctfd a delegate to Represent CopncilnNo;868;»n the State ddndcH du- irJBtifce^%f 1^56* ; • ••\:.;'..- 6nthe£tb«l Abgnsij President SammpP? Resolved, That while Fillmore ahd'$uchanan both affect to fear, and ot the same time encour- e the Idea of secession in case ot Fremont's election, we r esteem our candidate and love our caiise'too' Wis suspect the one, or-helievethat the friends-of Jhe other will oyer consent to a io suspect the one, or believe that „„ ^._, jhe >other will .oyer consent to a disruption of ibji glorfons tJmoh*much less, promdfeit. -v.-- . „ , . ^ ... Reserved, That the oparse personal detraction aimed at ofir candidSte by bjijb \vings of the par- ty to which he is opposed, one denouncing him as a member of ihe Know c Nothlng organization, and the other-inflaming the blind prejudice's pf bigotry,-,by asserting that he isanadherent of the Church of Rpmejploesbut betray the despera- tion of their cause;\ and Hlustrafe' the mendacity oi sonie'of Its supporters. Resolved, That, Buchananism and Fillmore- ism are but the*Souihern and Northern foces of Pfp Slaverylsra, and a_yote for either isdne for Bending Slavery into.Kansas; while every vote for FaEWW^is so much toward pressrvuig that Terrttoryni ' '\ '\ \ '\*\ ' *\~ ittMmoffl enlightened-1 t^nomebpboVder^mansnndfwndmen. nRe^dived; That ihe' evWencejia too striking and%o recent!- that the Buchanan men and Know NotHings-inthis State^reabout to unite, if such a union is not already consummatedi to leaytfia doubt in the mind of any voter, that in supporting one, he sustains the other. ' • Resolvedt Tha«h« -whole course of pur dele- t ;iein Congress, Hon. Francis B. Spinner, of erkimer, during the arduous and protracted session fttsfbrongbttoa close, merits as it re- ceives biir hearty commendation and tbanks, and we hereby tender Mm, in behalf of St. Law- fence County«the highest njeed or praise, when 'mtmmt hAwe,greei Urn with the plaudit 'Welidonal ,good.BpdfeIthM servant. Onm6tion.lheC«>nventik adjourned. ynmoHon,wo^ [i;a 8XttlW ^ IilPwfltolt . cti t avS^racus^ v ^^he'S6'ib f nW.i '$£ which He* nsesth^ivrords;->*» jftf^pecially /eqoesie,! tbat^&h eonnci1;|bpBld W ^rfpr^ented^;^ >~Jtt*ec«rdapc^ \ wen»« to JSxracns:e-ia? ?t the .copsatoUonally\ dieeWd ; r?|*WbW^^M-^ J^B^ty ^J^^ m ' ed*obprfl wbbsp ehjerfcrhaff hevejr fifeen re- •^8ed^i»*w^.te ; iattfe^;'-'.j. ; ''.'>'\ 5 ^^'^^ lythtshigh'^handed^^^iisarpailpo of adihor' By, this wttbleds' audi tffanton vfolaiioo pFp conetHotfdtt thttt |*rtBldenrSarni»ohs and *y- cry^o&e* member'-|£ew^ora-lp- support abide by, my^Cofiniil: pad about 130 others '.are- deprived%rct%tihateveryi«a 'Mir* 'icon pr|MftasiBeEtiia#h>r ; the 'right pi rep? rescntatioo. L^tpnltppartiol public dectde con- ; ROOKS AMD MAGAZmES. ;$UQ$WtofaMW*i*iV for August, ^a|o*an^ayppt'#acanley, , '«T)^Skelch^ ,er Pajergi.th^ Atbeiiogs; Visit tofeelborne-' SeasidejStudiea\; Pickle among the Thieves ; Aytoun's Bothwett j India under Lord Dal- bbttsief 'S^resffjeprints by I» Scott & Co-, fll^leatoi Joglipb. iertadlcfte. a^. views open to American readers,'the literary «sP&» ^reasatfia of the ojd world. \ Scott & Co. are public benelact*s, *See adwrtisemeni of Englieh Periodical -l.isteraiu.ret,,'-' : MioDAEEN HBPBtraw, a story of Jhe ScoV / ^ish Reiormatiou, by Mrs. Olypbant, an- thorof «2aWee\&c. New* York. Garrett, •ympth^::: :';;''• •-..'':' « Kaidee,' 1 ^ the ambor ot this work, was originally published in Blackwood, a fact which speaks volotoes for the literary ability \4i WMthSr»ahdJntrbdticea MsBdalen^nn- der^avorable -auEpices. The period ol the Scottish RsJormhtion Is jprpWcJn sobjecto for the writciol ^rnartee. It ^as a time full of .stern prirposes, aid eteisieT deeds, giv. ft> -.r. I ~:* * * x -
