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0 WWW Adveftlséf & 533ml) “(mg-15m“ 111qu m ”ff“ Emmifiaw of. ¥ & 1.2? ## MN) ' “misfit“? $51: couvnmbmm ,,,,, To be held at Ayractith [ 1¢ 's 8&0 MnflonLCoum { quabs to. a i p! ods cl hn oy sl hake g trl $e. dint - RERURLICAN ddfiyldfixwxm % vala - hor The oloemls whet f the in CHT : mung Countyrare:requesied to sead the nakaber of Delegates toa County bonvonflouv to ,§0 Held at the House of R. CowKit, “Pi heads, on | SATURDAY, April Th; \136% “1de it apfor the purpose Of - m p tore tad to sip 0m County in the State Convention to be held: wars-en» on the 16th of April next $ih@ 30k tMeitrgneaction of other hm mew nome~: ban-mm Sonatina. . i 604 hi » a 4.. lg g} U-WLBBAh \ a | ; a a Lug} mum, ® v L6 March 8, 1880. Conty Witt“ Monfilfi’fiom“ CZ - The Radium! of til-1m; Zl Kimira mmum to meet at 'the COURT HOUSE, 'on SAWIDAT IVE | . NING, 108 ini}, | 4, half-past mpo’cmh tor the ' purpose of Mining & Republican Grub for the Presiden tial Campaign, A ml nttandznna is raquutgg, I”. Jf . \ Sgwakp Hesigtror gand’gefive fmlndfi, who . & \DP\ Fm”! £03 will revenge - bis defeat-by.. working whoever. may be presented, eling and nove- ing that it, can.make no' differgrce with, tham | 'in therfaturé as the canvass-of this: gear wills end the Begubhcmqpa by . Thus the wigcaaré!\ of 'the' Gagktte \Flostq a tale of fiction, the production of mLehnkmg, palsled 4magrination : that- Republicans 'are something like.the. Demticératic hapfy finally, o and that they have 'o higher motive for ac tien than a. enetal lutch for the spoils. They manifest A perfegt hgtrefl of Kx, 8mm tnd yet seem. determined,. to effect his nomination | and election, and if they continue to vilify, | misropresdfit asd naligh him as' they!bare | done; Hey,\. will' miost assuredly sfteoinplisk both:: ‘Bbeteteteo ped charges of “nholmon— lam,) 4 l’mpmlble Oonllict,\ and the lke fall harmless on his head. :~Khough they stig- matisé him.as the greatest demon of the whole, he stop not #o low as to notleo it'} bat Hk®-| Afarch 18st, , gays ;. the sup in his course, he keeps right on, up- | mindful of tho park of yelping care' that gro constantly barking and snapping at his heels; ._ shining the ore: bullfin‘tlyu. The Gareite parades a long list of kept!» l Hean names as aspirants for the Presidency, | any one of, whom would doa horior to the office and the Nation; then indulges in h hopefol desire that if such or such an ons fails 'of « nominatfon, there i to be's grand stampede from the Bepubbcgn, ranks in mum 61s- uniog, ' ; Lay .no such, “Vgatfienng ammo» to your, deluded souls! 'That is not Republicaniais, Y ou are dgst nod to sad disap mtment if y barbor and 34 tlfolléqg “We ' thd Teng Tist of eminent men chl distinguished , statesmen within the Republican field, one will be chosen as stifldflfi; fmhoni @orthy of the po: sition, and: -be,ho> whors he 1may; « {@#warp'q strony bund active friends\ will support: him with, a, will, and so will every otfier good\ Re. pubhcap Hear that Republican patriarch, J. R. upori this subject of nomina- tiong :- a @\ It is my qpmlon that the people W111 ts'ke the subject into their own nomi- natea representative man, and, fldn‘flofilpat- ed, will, elect hig.\ , =| 0s lw The' Richmond Engttiver . is dlscussmg a poipt'of much i ce tothe Democratic party, whether the Republican Htates: shall bo -_ allowed to frame tine platform at Obarleston. It argues. strong moppomtwnpn 'the sound that while two-thirds of the electord! voty is necessary to nominate the candidate; a bare | majority is required: to adopt the platform of! a party whose motto is \Principles fot men.\ Though not. Derkbetats, it holds that. m (Mot doétrlngs dpuying the eféatit in terfitories}>or H’ofl claring thfifi'ffimib'kgfsfiimrwThite? power’lxo abolish.or impair Slevery, whuld, lire Half of | the Sorthorn States, ' while 'gueli a plitfom a would not Catry one 'At the'NoK ° If Nor- thern delegates; therefore, are true tot‘lm com stitution, hang. ill 7 or dmpntéugl H Iéé‘fdfin of ncfplég'g‘vglfioh the Aobthern mites presont, Jand | ? quiet forewf’fihewharges and inkinuations of unsonndness {efelled ap theia' by 'the South- ern opposition.\ = ~ «- + The chancés are that the Demociscy roade | a loss by kéoping 'Join Sherman \ont of the Speaket's ready found it- out, they will long. before the session ends. There is tiothhfg 'of show or fan cy about «Ar.. Sherman. .-- He is\ decidedly practmal and fhe‘hflébfi of‘fllhshmg what he updprtakéfi Q did press and in the Navy Yard: {Investigatwn r MM Edm Ruffin of Virgnwlrad grocuwd of Brown's pikdband pigpolé gend onertoqtch of the' fiteem lave: t?“ Fach piktsisito bear this inscription : \Fam! ple.of the feyorp.-designed: for ua by our Nor thera Brothren'; Out of-this nettle, Danger, mmwmm | | Radressed a pate to* sation gtr; and that if they have not gl | «i823 lwfiflwfwmmhvsfj \1s: will, be'ifingmbered bY rpaittifiana afd | «My; ime, that last fallca number Of: titra glorious Fmfiumwot the Fifth Avenne: Hal therosél¢él ' Into a Vigilant | C'ommmu tom tbe purpose of \ saving the. | Union.! >In thir zeat to accomplish the - Mik we $12“ they: . were amusintednhey et f inn addresa just before the last Sum cleo. | tios, an at wAdrédi } a 6 Abs Bmith «.with belonging to an abolition. central mesocistiod} with having ' cbotributed to 'ere! | fie the servile Snsurrections which he predict- | id before John Brown's foray ; and of having (C= thvasiong oT Boutherd States when | he \wrote to: Brows. about his Kansan work? +o, My. oggxgfif through hfs minim, C. p. M131\: 'has notified the patriotic gentllomeulfit Fifth: Avg): rSafe‘ty Pommltte? that h* theans to hold them personally resporsible be: fore the eourts for the libel which they porpe | gated upon Tink to that addres. , He threat | egs to prosecute theme: mdmdully Qoymg \ damagemmqfloa chicht, unless they retract 'the defamation of which they aro guilty. There are thxrty members of <the Committee, | 31 abundantly; able to pay. Should \Mz. | Cupancy mith the amount 'he would receive about $1,500,000-a very snug sam- ' rather 'go amwfllluim saving\ experi, ment to: the Fifth Avenue aristocracy. The indications, however ara, that the Committee will retract. Mr. Rog} Phalps has already met, m iqh he | shows the '¥edther. - Hoesage : C -- 7 5 1 Aud‘ldfikhungh the publishing of my name' to trat (101122 was gn upwarrantable liber- y, fur I never kigned-it, 'd or adthorized any- one to sign it for me, yet, as I did not contradict t. at the timé, I can hardly set tp this plea I have been disappointed in sesing Mr. Shaman to-day, but: you- shall hest. from us * ext. waw v \I - \ROYAL PHELPS. :. What can thlfl mean ? Mr. Phelps denies | having signed the address, or authorizing avy . one to .do it for him. Were the other names to that memorable docatnent forgeries? Was the whole gomplggee a hoax ? If 80, why did not the, gentlemen whose names were used, en: the public before this late, hour, and save 1:11}??ch whisk seems to boe. impend- mg over t nrg t Mpi sm Hon. Amman W in his correspondence ito the Ithnes Journal dated Washington, .f **The House has not scarcely began the business of the Session ; that is, it has not yot been able to organize. lt bas almost as much difficulty to '% pFinter as a. Speaker. < Jt fin now the lat-of March ; in three days more as muck time will Have been consumed as is in the short session, and nothing has been dose. . This s owing to the fact that the Republicans | Have nut a working majority in the House.- What we have done has been mostly by one majority. Olga more vote on the Demogratic with what aid they have been ablo to obtain fro the Americans, would have elect- ed a Demoaratic have given 'them the whole power of the government to wield it in the propagation of slavery over the free forritorics, by passing an infamons slave gode. - 1 itinot incomprehensible Bbw any in the North can stand by with fold- ed arms and indifference, whilet every foot of freo. sail is boing svatched away from big and his posterity. - The Supreme Conrt | law, over evety foot of frea territory. It stands : reddy in the Lemmon case to carry it into the free States, in company with the slave master -thereby familiarizing ourpeople with the beneficent southern institution ; degrading la- bor in the eyez of our people, and preparing | for yet farther inroads upon tha rights of free labor. It needs only now that the law of the Supreme Goon; shall be enforced by a Con- gremxonal glove Cade, to plant slavery effect- possible to Beliove that this horrible conspire» | cy against the very existence'of free labor forms the vital principle of the Lament demo- “we; party.. ¢ gateway, in the lists of the Senate, \pthergallant blow was struck for freedom and free aol, The sseauolt was made in the pres ence of ax. rge an audience as ever thronged 'the Senate The gallarics werepack- €d.to tail)? uflaost capucuy. and the floor was filled vmhtfis: Cn Abgra of Congress. Wlth the exception of Awe involuntary murmur of auditor, and, it seemed to his very soul mus have qgamled before Ni} 3 niet, but gm ful mchfi‘eonve speech of : ard.\ He:-rotiewed the struggles baw 6G 4 and capital, the Slave Atates being thy Btatesyand ithe Free States the Interim“ \I will not afténipt to outlme what he gee. evety. Republic“; will wabtto read the 5M ) And I hope evéery.déthoorat will also. © There is one feature that atrikes tho vig or af Washington with #urprist. © When 50mg a . prominent speaker is gofog.th tho House or Squata,. he expects; to., hear rome. splendid 'extemporancous entoficdwnpkyw \I'Fle fada \ to very best speschesure those . { which, have been carefully prepared «t the room, of the speaker, and areeither read from manggeriptior printed copy, with: yery hula : regard to the. opinion or the - pleasure of the: we pluck the flower, Hafety.\ ° Wyndlpm that throoge the gallery.« hbag already 'carried the slave institution, in: ually throughont the free territories. Blessed as we are with freedom at the North, it is im- applause; the,\ chamber was perfectly still = | Breckenridge occupied ie presiding chair.- The Tittle Gant ¥§t in place. on attentive h % 1 - 5 mex Cpe ies foo £01113, My: many, . «beam ll mfl;exttqpmqeou,ugm 11mm fro ¢ . . wis put little confined to it. His delivery was ' workday wNeliberate-even slow ; 'his violets [{| Js pot commodity, «lthough his deli! impressive, His qvlaept confifleqoe if the truth of his positions, and of- thwlqvideah Bac cess, contrasts. most favorably with the bested nutmg snd fierce denuncigtion dnd. Thye tive . of.its opponents. it is the difference between: the calm eopscionsness of , intelleclyal, power, . marching irresistably towards its goal, and -the 'Rercé, but feeble fintterings of passion, en cleav- ~oring to propagaté or défend the wrong.\ Tax muw. 110me Bum, -__ My, Grows speech e The Tribune nukes the follomng remarks’ on Mr. Grows in the, Hques last Wed- nctday, on the Homestead .BilL in , exposition }, ISPE and advocacy of the policy of devoting the Public Landa .in limited tracts to the free. oc- and use of Actual Settlers thereon. Mr. Grow, though yet a young man, has 'thoo- ; orably commended himself tothe gratitude of | mep and the blessings of posterity early, ardent, persistent, efficient cham pionship of the Free Homestead policy, and this speech will add to hig well-earued popu- larity with tlxe xRafnlunthropm, the thoughtful, and the: o trust t may be disseminat-, ed ag wi ely as bls. We do not believe more effective document. can be emulated by fiepnbllcans. For the silly lis that onra is a \negro party -m that \ it has no idee but ' nigger ! nigge pr | \-- that it cares nothing or thinks nothing of the interests and welfare of White Men-and all that poor, miserable trash-may thnsg be re- fated, when self- respect will not permit, us to plead to it direct] 1&3 Men of sense koow that resistance to the Extension of Slavery is based on a desire to preserve the Territories to be settled and culnvated by Free Whites, instead of having them monopolized, as Alabama and Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas, Florida and Texas 0 wally were, by the owners df human chattles. That the Republican policy is pre- ferable for Black Men as well as White we rejoicingly believe ; but it was in the latex-est and for {he benefit of Whites that Thomas: Jefferson first proj mug Madison sangtion- ed, and Washing ton officially fly ed, the exclusion of Slavery from the Fedp Territo- TigG. &9 ib way then, go is fo pow ; and when Congress comes to act on the subject of the Tariff, we shall again see which party acts in the interest and for the benefit of the Free Laboring Masses. Meantime, lot us ask the People everywhere to read Mr. Grow's argn- ment for Free Homes and watch the &ction of Congress on that important subject. his coup by his car. Taz Lirtes Giant Fapsireymmg Hisrosr.- The Washin nkrmn correspondent of the Phila- delphia North American quotes Dogouras' ex traordi decisration : \ Bat inasmuch as the power to introduce slavery, notwithstand. ing the Mexican laws, wos conferred on the Territorial Legislature, nnder the compromise measures of 1850, the rgbt to introduce it in to Kansas, notwithatanding the Missouri re- striction, was also pro to be conferred without effigransly repealing the restriction. Tho legal effect was pracisely the same.\ Aad says, \ It is well known to all who are familiar th the legislation of 1850, that seuh no wer\ as Mr. Doveras & was either ropoeed or conferred. Mr. Cuay denounced It openly and emphatically. And it is also known that Mr. Dovaras himself always de- nied, in Illinols, that the 'right to introduce slavery into Kansas by the repeal of the Mis- souri restriction, was ever contemplated, He attempted to escape the odiam of bis 'Teader- ship on that occasion by claimin mi that no such effects would be produced, which he now as- serts to have been conferred as a right on the Territorial Legislature. This new phase.of the Senstor from lllindis will not help him st Charleston. The South understands why such profesmonu rre made, and what compensation s expected. He will not get the dwned re- ward.\ Oorraor on a German citi- zen named Frederick Shaller, residiog opposite | Quincey, on the Mississippi river, was waited upon the other day 'by a party of flave drivers fi “81.qu of giving flll‘tmd é: a raraway negro, ittig 0 MB to ex-. ° rén [wins 5m): of figllegegyiww, 8 rutfians earned him into the woods, fasten- ed a rape around his neck, avd hung him upon £& tree, but cut him down alive, and then ro- geeded to strip him paked, and whiped in the most fiendish manuer with a cowhide until his body was completely covered with braiges and cuts, and streaming with blood. | The day was séverely cold, and the blood freezing, his bodybecame\ mpletaly encrust» ed with purple ics. -A fter baving almost killed him, they cessed their tortures, and. after. robbing him of his money and watch, left, ut- tering enrses on 'his head, He 1mmedlately escaped from Missouri, and crossing the river, presented himself at the Louse of his brother- indaw, Nr. 58116011. Quincy, a njost horible he last matnntcee recorded of the “Impresmble conflict.\ | ~ Iuportant rrox Texas-Houston Gown w Fraent.--The Washington. Star of the 5th | g.... .# 1’an in formation from Austin, Texas, in which wo confide, inclines us grgatly to the belief that ere the end of two fnonths General Bam Houston will precipitate himself f at the' héad 'of perhapes thonsand 'frontier:men' |- apon the state of Tamadliped, Mexito;'t6 'the'f end of éxtérininating the band of' Cortinas; now, vutually E! otected from American venge- exican authorities. The fag; fiat after recent career on efican so nas pa the. streets of Matamoras, M by Jaw! nth the authorities, proves that ho wes aid d mbetted by them,; and, in the present state of Mexico, demands that sort of Manhunt which Houston wellknows how to “mag Tl“) recently published : or Ewe. tall of?” fiouston to the govefiment and purpoeea wi éreate to Cortipas 55; actonting the Texans; | who under sacha. Jeader as Houston will sure» (L983 him and the Mexicans back with inter doubly, ¢ lied for the, Browneyvilie\ cottages\ WW 4“ : out if, | Qwugles's; Attack um Ewan—ms 4. be |. he (51311 my. of the Kinsaé‘ 'Nebraska . debit; when Nir. Douglas spif his venous «pon \Beta-! fors Suraner, Wade, Wilsbn,; Hale and Chase, {- he. was. ip mp babit of,. twannfiaur, fiend; with erable court ti” 3 Paster of \ Bat fice the Sroct Doiigles tebsl.\ hon the-two men have been on a ver Aooting with each other.\ . positively in favor of the xe-ele on oi Mr., g eiyto the Sepate. . cit! 4 dould tall if he pleased, and“ do coma a half dozen other Republfcan Senators, and the' re- { Seward for such abuse? There can be. but dne reagoy. He knew Mr. Seward's startlé him from his balanod.. | Almost &by other Bspubhpgn therewho possesceed the facts Mr. Douglas's poempp two years . ago won d have refaliated on the spot by mak- cool thaf no amount: of bulgmg! would \pro- voke him to betray the confidence even of the buily himself. Mr.. Douglas, doubtless had another purpose. He has heen much troubled all winter with the assertions of southern politicians that two years ago he was arranging with the Republi- cans for a capitulation to them. This has been the story which many sonthorn demotrats kave asserted. I will not give -an opinion as t its. truth. For Mr. Douglas to make a most abusive an insulting reply to Mr. Seward was > . taking the buil Bby the hores, and doing a great deal to convince southern democrats that he was ngver jo alltance with him, and never, dis: Sepators, the propriety of Joimo therm fpside the Republican party. Itthis was the pur- was not, there is no rational explanation of it. have madd it necessary for Him to treats Seward arld the Senate to such areply, 4 7 ous 8. y. HERALD AND THs covntay PAP Were (i not for the existence of the New York Herald we do not know what many of the copntry papers would do for,topics.- Not only have they to depend upon\ us for the news of the: world, and for intelligent views of all questions that arise, but we are to them Bergman] what Lquis Napoleon is [ to the newspaper correspondents ut Paris.- - They could not get: on withouf as. When they have clipped from the columps of the- Hamid tlsw dish of of news which they set beforg 3g then- circles of readers, they turn naturally to editorial dessert of pbuse against ite edlto% It is amusing to 'see how much in matter. fi’l‘he Herald is their sole reliance as, well for gews as for ideas.-N. ¥, Herald. The above is a fair, or rather foul, speci- men of « he supereilious and contemptible manner in “11le the Herald indu'ges in re- lation to (what it gpeeringly calls the \country | press.\ Its statements are as false as they are arroggut. It is false that the country pa- ers rely n the Herald for news or opinions. {dost of fts news is manufactured or mutila- ted, and its opinions fluctuate with the bribes or inducements of the hour. It is takep up to be read under a natural curiosity to see what new Foorback, slang, or ground and [* lofty tumbling it will exhibit. Tts greatest competitor is that of a medicated character, recently infroduced into the market. Merce nary, mendacions and disgusting, it Hears on its columm®s as many sores And scars as does its editor on his back the well earned re- 1yards and proofs of his. blgck niail propensi- e8 To state that such a paper is the reliance or guide of the country press is g libel of the most atrocibus and insulting character, which we indignantly repel and fgrand Bennett, forkooth, the ms Napoleon of the country press ! He is its stench, its pestilence, its curse |-Bing. Rep. s f mm Irary.-From the. corres- pondence of ithe London journals: we learn that there are at preseat about 50,000 French | troops in Northern Ttaly. Atlatest accognta‘ they were concentrating at Breséis, whic Austria wae actively engaged in strengthening ;| ber fortifications, as if 'anticipating a fregh en- 'counter. The number of her troops in Italy, or the adjoining provinces was estimated by, Austrian officers at 300,000. The Neanolitan' army Was gradually moving in the direction of the ERapsl states. Fhe Pope: had appointed: Mayerboler mneuemhsslmo of his troops-3} step that was looked n as an indi¢ation o renewed bastilitiés. 'The Austrian Em bad openly declared that however it might be with the duehies of Puma. and : could not think of abandomng the Grand Duke, of Tuscany, or permitting. the separation of the Romagna from the remaining States of the Chttch.\ It was farther stated that Counts from Hungary, to . which they Iti‘fi’ for the mi pote of eonciliating the' Pro lante Kossuth has lately disappéared from. Lundon,' and is supposed to be turning the presenifid“ th-, culties-to account.\ >\ ~~ od. If go Aip! mil”, Dexocears-There are six men- five Americans and one German'-em . in a nanmfacturing bukiness id an adjoiml‘lg town, geither of whom take: a. paper Of description or of m pohtxc may. It i. eedless fo-say.th .are.the. most. ydlfi‘erentr . Two winters ago,'' ~tbey were so intimate that.Mr. Seward was r Iy would accomplish the. political ufo of: Mr. {: - Why, then,, should he have; singled: |- temperament, and that no woald'| ing disclosures, but Mr. Seward is latways 80 | cussed with Mr. Seward, of any of kis brother | pase of the speech, it can be understodd; if it | {jand a long debate had on its merits Not even ap low bid for the Premdencywonld i ég‘til rm of“ © accord these provincial journalists are in this I within a day's march of the River Mineral t becomin m an instagt incomplete {$5319th eria, he; L. Vay and Prousy had returned: nnancoesafnl hs hon Wfimdfrox, Mimi? gm Hovsz.-Mr. Burch fitroduued a bill pro- u}; mnewymw mg“ tression of Ind “hummus“ magnolia“ # s hymlmcll , 3 3 o inqn 93 het We?“ 'any neoessaryund cat be consistently adopted fagilitate thegrean to p rvp or epipeq ‘é‘ 'Mr. Kd éofill Introddced w!bil}: to nelunimlglemu the tentitorits ;. nd ptoviding that -the. . inhabitavts., elect, the, i officers. mn, Gurley made a refiort Trou idle dobitate- ”map: h g/it a; {a}? dfiag‘i'lllwzlllllng or the rpnbfiwmlndmgaudr fimmphmpm esaid it proposed a;; radica ill- ould goz .eoter into a state at. of t e? 'bt. {he prescbt system. \ eUBrith \ha ed the- imprestion 't wand-mm : hbnld bave some. plen:w hereby its work Mid faithfully executed frwi mind $ . - The giving of the work t bidder had bgeén firt‘ly tgsgéfi $3 111813 fan thortuighly ' .. - The Goveroment Ms “been eeced by :the contract system: .. Bhe: rpmedy fi¥ an established © printing,.office Jpelonging to. . be government, which wo ld,e e qying . fifty it ong hundred thousa $50?le Mr Houston desired to inowtwlnnifiuhu would go into opcnatlouh aot d fonle . Mr. G. said jmmedintely. The bill was referred £0 commfltoe t? tho hole mew 10m; yEGisLAT'Oqin en , ALBA®Xq Much 6 - ASSEKBLYfr-Thq Usumhw mag ta en up ado the tion, six per cen , was t ‘l f woterest instead of Bevel] special gmflth lb milrohddmf NW Y ork cit - evzlrfi petitions worn pneéented to the freight on milk,;py the Epi- road gut thp ill for that purpose, . wasre g Verse F and agreed to. Whe majority reported amid \on (he Bil to areng 10 Metropolitai Pgtita: BA @) . AssexusBuy.--The Speaker summed lhe . business. first, in order. 10, benthq {Rik . Lol | bill for g third reading.and gave the r '10 After 1:53:2- flailgfiid 3:11] gig; aim“! “tight; third reading 'by sixty to fifty. ut 1 ~ «>- Removals: flake mull-p ' mflyxppméfmmh 6. Housn —-Tbe Home?i last eveping . adapted . an address, requesting a Governor to remove Judge Stump, of thé‘ 'Orfindl\ Courts, of 'this city. The cdse comes off in aw 'Benate \1 & Steambont name-Mu?! abl tot Pi., March 'B. A steamboat explofed just after lléaviflg Easton. Thirteen lulled and many senmxsly . ipjuredi - +0 * The following are among the. number {apart ed killed : Richard Holcomb, J udge \Sharpe ghd ‘Wll liam Sharpe, Jr., of Belvidere ; George Smith, Joseph W eaver and Val. Schooley; of Easton ; Mr. Chafe and son of South Eastop, ..- Tge following are “($3,139 vpumppr p are . John Smith, Samuel Mclatire aod .] Mellick, of Belvidere 'B,.M. You}; of Eaton Cuuitmphe ah suntan, 1\- tt u Euros, Pa. gawk 6. This morning The shores | of the Delaware River, below the bridge here, were crowded ° with people to witness the departure. iof. the built at this place, to run between elviaere and Port Jervis. 'At H the steamer gvatted, ° apd made ber way up: the civer -agaihey. awith current aod baving on board a 0an 'men. t the. briage she stopped” ber got off leaving aboard - «boat 40 persoue, :apd then went on up* the riveg. (On ergiving > at the Falls, a shors die ‘che abov she was. mootéd, and whe HM Was - t plecss flying in every fAireationyiand theboat: some the ' passenge gud omega!) stead!\ Tis land. h youd sight upon nd. was he T he torn lipibs OP he poo spfi’erel‘afi: presence 'bl'those who 'Were in~#egrch of . . sight to- ake the atoutegt heart sad:) -_ - The Phyflxexans of, the . Borough Amstemd to me Esme of the and Aid, sll, \fp their a. We Bathered the met UP Wied - and woundéd finch we bdlig¢va to be falland - K zip ~ S * £1 y'naéi‘fl’ffill f‘lc‘d‘f x“; LLED, el, Ya - *: neer, eon; p ind's Ifdgifi cyedfi’filrp Edward’ Begfiy nnfi’sogi‘tfifi‘ Ké lot, of Aj Py h if?\ laf . Eas Eh. er, romising, mocrats to, be found in the coinhtgrd $5 ”chlorgmgfm et. o€ argu- ment or persuasion that can. be brought to bear on these mtnmfilous Rn{ofoco®\ to in- duce , car! hten themselves on the great politi 'questiong, of\ the day?\ 'They are perfefitly meorrlgxble hd ”47:15:11 y are \Dimocrats? e‘very tuné gled: tion day comes,and areasregdy to blaster and fight' \ag xism\ 'as anybody who don't k w- whether don't know half agsgfnuchgs they do.\ \Well McInt rthzzl Ag) alpif mg OWE Burte Mellickflof ”B’élfflde 343 Ila gton, «N. {I rah mmhdly hurt: 13° “M mkswa im . fe ’ hf; and“ almostvaistfiacwammng glmiost l“ ¥ do ”every one in regard to dreadful accidents : easy?. hy - #hey: think Ceneral ning for President yet or not, as“ d like to know in what manner salvation. {gandefi for.such men,, and;.bow: they aro saved not unto the Can anybpdy tell? Of such is the. \back Jackson : but we w 4 u bone! o f the Democutxcputycompoud.) 1 ‘ l a - doo Bs l C day the Republicans elected their fick‘ et, wash the “ovation of, onn trustee mam fog}; at 91° Auth, . monor or\ them “atom r\. #, fit‘fl‘f P> bol. ___ por- --- . . H gue, P [ ALQAx'w, Malta: B. c N Le 1 © \L SENATE -- Remonstrances 'were Died tu‘dfiy : * # \$e aa € 0 'ctart' the . bofler explofledl 'With &' territle! crash, 'the a. WouxbxnmE Tania“, Wm. some» s‘ * G «@* Alfred Thomas. s littig steamer whigch:bad been , .. Unakite ”“i'mxoi’zfi” a Afi the GhMrElébhfin \ot this “aw: » ** l ‘ii w ifi'mkaiflnfiein\ and committed to memory.. WW tt, whois memtest */ sag, o; mused: -| te che. “5ng3? prodactioa to | iho witl | BS) i memory, ”wingufiis .r“th I course ot both . pad fimngopt Welocs him; hat ho aecmed | ewmmfinfi it serpents to af o 323mm wig?\ ”SW“?- to have such a mersory of itw'contentis, fl’“ hymflm “y 303333115) fitwdgliw3 “an\ bfll'fi passed, off} Siistst od TD e sidg uf; ih wo in! Wm s tC frente n were ~ thrown: fifty febt into' t e \sir : were ° / l’ blown off into the water: and Slightly mulled, Ariend& supposed to 'be fesdior' *'. wounded, and the dead, together' rmedo t> # ,of is» d , i' - this week - jority, \_ the org gation of { Honffi' candidate f ticket a! 12 Rem 3 vote cast w are as? 3): well as ive lent refill can Club there ml! '_ pabli The Re fewain this morg ventiof $t, day of Ap choose. i county At! to be beldf Apnlm 55.4»; A'& Coauflé pianos x(long addition ti ture, , Whit by few ot) ety of, pig facturérs 4 sheet mua . dise, of a Store, No “9792 Elmn‘a. Ba 38.11ka tbis State Comm p Ham’s; a integrity j in the\ger from whiy doubtlesi cessful=a here will, 1a Inf: Bas\ C L'A wong Frspr L Hop\ fol . House f inst, , {Iii _ {31‘anng welflghg‘ there is : \Social Year g¢ will dig it'is saf - see' Home\ i beguti - Bostél.. the W il Garon 'w i] fi . vorne'iq : Nice OF > was 8 . “if! , piano & hasétdi“
