Indiana American, Volume 20, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 8 October 1852 — Page 2

AMERICAN 11? O OKVI 1. 1. E. I X I. FRIDAY, OCT. 8, tS&

The all Hounds. The same nnprincipled and aamitigated warfare rpoa John II. Farquhar, that we exposed ia a former number, te still maintained. Lane h all his forces la the field, "horse foot and dragoons;" htmselr the generalise! mo, and with auch aa auxiliary force of remonwleca gaerrtllas, aa never before asaem bled andrr any leader. Let a look at them

Peraenali During the canvass our time hat been so constantly employed, day and night.

that f hare not been able to reply to j f,,r moment; not Tor the sake of appealing various U tters we have, receive,! ore , tJ, Pub,KS y"P"y first to ahow the political, ether, unconnected with th e i Mrrto" ' t ' confidence that Lane r.ma. We have performed .11 leh'Wts; o aot a.mber those who ..... . . . i : are candidates for office; but merely the rotraid. II th:a not sutnoent apology, , of h MJ let them inform us. j lho Une hw import. Tlir Choice. Frankl in County seems to be the battle Who will you have John II. Far- pround. Aa Farqnhar ia so well known (jwhsror James II. Ijinc! Remember, j bre, and so universally respected and bevon are cheosinz a representative, one ! ,ore,,' "Hr,!kl fi8ht ' rw",h from

who is to represent vou: one who ia to Xo mako lh Democrats who

d, , lut . w . .1 '1 vviiic lliw lira vil UI IJ41IIC be, as nearly .... . , . .... " . .

reflect your opinions,

i We bare here John M. Johnston, Daniel D.

as rouble, the embodiment of your :J1MS T)tmG1im7t Dr Henry rry moral and political convictions. Now . Dr Cornier Alfrcd NVardt nd Cvras Kll.

who comes nearest the standard you na e i neither of whom is a candidate for any

in your minds ; office, constantly at work, and making fre-

We say Farquhar does, undoubtedly, j lnt speeches.

He is a man of character of rood! In Rust County, Hon. John L. Robln-

-... -f .nii... intom-lfr nf srccl. on' famou for the attachment he has exhibi-

, . . . v ... j f ted to pocket knives and extra mileagi Ion t WinMe rmnitft and ranjicitv nt 1

, , , 0 ". ; man is particularly severe upon Farquhar, iihtntin1 mi-iral worth. Ssnrh are i . . r

And last is Dearborn. We have heard of

1 hot he rnn t rive In am li rtn Kit K .... V n i-.l nlA

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you. leuow -citizens, aaaso, u joa ; 8peech. by exhibiting a caricature of General

be truly represented, you must select a Scott. He is under a large salary, for hi

man whose character resembles your valuable services as a public officer, and re

own. j lieves the painful dignity of his position by Xow no man can call John H. Far-' makinK 8h0W of himself. We really

quhar a duelist. He never sent a chal- i thoo8Ht ,hal soch n tr wmpwiid of arisrio . iAtA tr r.A. tocracy, patent leather. starch, straps and

- w, , shirt collar, could not have condescroded to tag a challenge. He never plead guilty lhe busines8 of , showmaa. Bot lhe8e are

to sending a challenge; nor did he ever desperate days. As John is rather a slow pay a fine and tindergo imprisonment buffoon, we advise him to consnlt Bar num.

in a county jail for such a horrid crime ; A monkey or two, with the help of puffing,

against God and man. He never took might bring him into respectable eminence.

his pistol and went forth in cold blood to : T"" olhr working men of Rush County re

take a deliberate shot at the heart of his nastier and b.gger. 1 hey are email fry;

victim. He never contemplated com- bnl sl,!l keeP ye,PinK-

i T .v. i v. i DecaturCounty affords two. Bemnsdaffer mittiner mir.ir. In thse nartirnlars he '

f, ... ,. and the Rifle Mullen. The latter is itinerant.

and noisy; but like most of that clasa com

.uiug. ..r uuc iu ;B,adaiio respect, and consequently produces

your convictions : j no gPellt hav0CIn advocating the principles of human ; Ripley County is cultivated by Isaiah W

liberty, in conformity with our constitu- . Robinson, Dr. A. Mullen, Squire Ball, a Doc

tion; in maintaining the dutv of the 'or ai rennyivauiaburg. known as -t-oap

mirornmont tn iA fnmmpm" bv nneninor Factory" and Dr. Fisk

fe""- J -r- o onr vresfprn waters to universal trade. I

iV , : no one making speeches in Lane's own conn xnA enfrisllv m frinrr the tlnu from " '

. J b . tv. but his brother George. Beside these

the burdensome tax us navigation pays : Une h,,shad John PeU Ge0 E r h

to louibvuic, in urging mc grain u. Charles Remelin, Dr. Gnll, Bob Sproule,

puonc lands to actual settlers; ana in p. uiard, and Attorney General McCor-

making war upon what lienton calls the mack, imported here to make speeches fo

"absurd vagary of universal ad valo- him; while Col. Dumont, the Democratic

rems:" we are equally sure Farquhar ; Elector, who did work before Lane was nom

utters not only his own, but your senti- i n."l who might be expected to work

ments: and is therefore your truest rep-, " 8 il,fnt asthe Krave-

I Such, fellow citizens, is the unhallowed

and relentless combination that seeks the de

e urge yon therefore to let no dirty stroction of Farquhar. Robinson his trans

itinerant peaiar 01 electioneering lies nutted his Congressional property by a kind

drive you from his support. His 6ueccss , of political last will and testament, and he

we have the fullest confidence in; but resolved that his son in the bouls of political

every effort will be made to lead you to Treacher y shall enjoy the succession. The

distrust it. Lying, bragging, and offers PP1 " not to he consulte-l; but Mulle

to bet. are the tools of Farquhar's ene- ""'ttanl bproule, the political pimps of

. ..- John L. Robinson, are to transfer their alle e warn vou airainst bettinff. :

, . . , , giance to the heir, and by their aid in the

11 is uie argument 01 me uunv aim uiiii iv- , . . , .. ... e - 1 editorial hue, and the various stump efforts o 1 j & - . ;n: , . : . : i r

Hg,aua UOloi ''; the others, the midnight bargain and sale

11 proves noimng out uie uepraMiy j to be consummated, and Line to iro to Wash

him who offers it. Generally, such ; ,ngton. The nxt step will be that Lord scoundrels, if they are trapped into abet ' John will have the same machinery at work will make the stake-holder give up the to make him Governor; when the Lanes, money, when they find they are losers. ' Robiusons, Margins, Mullens and Sproulee, But never mind the offers to bet. Keep ,arall to be well provided fer, and relieved steady at work. Sec - our friends. Show frona th sharP ty that now pinches them how villainously Farquhar is hunt- ;"m o( lnra- , , , - , 11 . ' ut the people have a word to say. They cd down. Rem omber his raanlv, gallant . . ., , ," , cannot be sold like sheep in the shambles, or and in.lelatigablc efforts, and be at the dumb jo The m polls. Be there early. Not.ce the ab-; or promed. the Urgain mmy sentees have them sent for; provide : fairiy wr,lteil out, subscribed and witnessed; conveyances for the sick and aged. ' the last will of Lord John may be never so Don't stop to argue, or bluster, or quar- j technically drawn; it won't do, gentleman; rcl; leave that to the noodles who are ; you must stand back for the people are at fit for nothing else. But work and watch. I work. nd onr occupation's gone."

way. If the people all really knew now

desperate, how wicked, and how deprapraved the man wa, they could be the

better prepared for all his schemes. But

close your eyet to all his stories. Nor

must you look for them in a direct way

real, plain, downright lying will not

carry the day now. Did the devil al

ways approach ue with hoofs and horns

plainly visible, the weakest christian

could withstand him. But such is not his

plan of warfare. He comes with a smi

ling face, and comely demeanor in the

hfcpo of gay amusements, and d oubtful

but agreeable pleasures in balls, diso-

dience to parental commands, &c. &c,

n this way does he lead his enemies

ajtray. Some times the old fellow Breaches righteousness himself, apparently

against the interests of his kingdom, that

he may the more easily lead his captives

astray.

In political matters, too, it is not un

common to "steal the livery of heaven," to deceive the people, and elevate an unworthy man. Then, fellow citizens,

it will not always do to run at every cry

of wolf for if you do your house will be robbed whilst you are running after

wolves. Lane and his friends would do almost any thing to get his enemies to

persecute him. If they would only is

sue a lying handbill, or have his hor

ses tail shaved, he will not have to do it

himself!

a time as this? Then between this and next

Tuesday evening they caa do much. Be active ia your respective neighborhoods. Rise

early on Tuesday morning next, and see that

all your neighbors are going, then repair to

the polls, and see from morning until evening, that none of your neighbors are Imposed on, nor brow-beat so as to vote contrary to their wishes. The old men who have heretofore taken the lead in yoar respective townships

cannot be expected to do as much as If one of

their old associates was a candidate yet they will do their part. But yoa are especially expected to work for Farquhar. He has worked nobly for hlmeeif ia this canvassi

was over them. Every man of them knew he' would be held answerable for vile misd eeds against the laws of God and man, as if he were then upon American soil! "For such crimes they suffered for such crimes as here, in your own Ohio a land of law would have brought down upon them severe penalties and with equal justice. Some did suffer death! But their trial was fair, impattial, and upon the same principles of solid law upon which they would have been adjudged guilty, here, among you. Do some say I hanged fifteen Germans, and that others were arraigned and flogged without cause

or trial! Gentlemen, 1 know nothing of

detail of the numerous and various articles that were exhibited on the occ asion. 1st. With respect to the stock of horses, your Committee would say, that for number, and quality, they were realy splendid, in all the various grades, from

the station of the most valuable kind,

the back track for the slashes of Ripely, leaving his appointments te take care of themselves. Whether Col. Lane will pay him for his time and trouble, including his travelling ex

penses and horse hire (as he did net finish the job) we do not know; we fear not, as he

is said to be bad pay.

it will be John L.'s duty to die or

A Hnmp.li It..

- .. r e have learned some of the lars of a revoltin? affair .-t.;i. ?Sft

ready resulted in th ,,.. i.- "'s

i interesting family, the almost of

llllshnnrf in, rl rr,. - UDOtJ

1 i 11 r n "ailicr. I hp r

me eiaiion oi me most vaiuaoie Kinu. uwin be John U's duty to die or resign, , p ' . -ie bef0re down to the sucking colt; and it done ; and we look upon him as too mnch of a gen- j v,, were 11 nt for this f, much credit to the Fair, and those who i t'nien to refuse. It will be the duty of should endeavor to prevent it.

were the owners of the stock, and evinced a high state of taste for that most valuable kind of stock; and does well in

vite a spirit of emulation in the raisin? of

that noble animal. 2nd. Of the cattle, there were various

kinds, and of different qualities; showing,

John L. Robinson's friends to advise him of the most approved mode of committingsuicide without u a necessary delay, as the election is rapidly approaching. Republican.

From the New Hampshire Statesman, Extra. Tbe Irishmen In New Hampuhirc ana (en. Franklin Pierce.

ks it ji .u i. -o - ....i. : . " " -v . . . ? " . - , " .. ' . . -: vowcoao, n. li-, Saturday, sepuzD, lsaa.

niii iiiuiicii uiuuuii uirmiEu vi in mow i Ik ii ho n nunnimn lhat tup tnrmprs nl hut ir I nnnTT. nsrt - r. --i v ins iami .

- - - . ... ... ...u.v-.i, , - j j i ooou aiier our paper wem 10 press, yester- i nhcpncp and k - "UriBT and slanders. He has worked for others ccntlemen a lie. I see ap-ed citizens ! bestowed a considerable attention upon dav. we received the followinir cmmnniM. i "te anQ w"henc he . '

heretofore. A ad ha will work for nthora hofnro mo T ni cminonl lirn i thi imnrovement of the stork of PXt. tion. vhirh usnit Ihii mnrnmir in an ir ' 110 'onS a?0, but returns ""

a Mr .TPf, Ano "rm,

turnpike, and but a few m.u.

city where he has a beautifu ej and a considerable propertv ti. H

years of honorable toil i fe 1 since he left his home and' vi.L? land and the continenten,.' J

frermentlv with hia f:i rsPn

Dl . IIIIUUV lUH 19 ... .'"' ... ..u . v. ..VH, " T .... n V " V .111. 111"! Ul.lg 1 U II C&ll d , 1 . , . 111 . i me truits he had cultirnj

llC. . II 11 . 1 1 . .1111 U 1UIO H111V4 Jl 1 - fw.-.VHU. VVIHI11HU1VII11U1I Vl j . ' ' "H U

evidence that the adoDted citizens and our : self a bankruDt in all tt... . e . nd h

1 ; i - i HUl

stock both for the dairy, and for beef, is taken into the account, your Committee are of the opinion they cannot urge too warmly upon the farmers, the propriety of usins their utmost exertions to im-

hereafter. But we now ask yoa all to work j here. And, gentlemen, you see me much

for him. He needs your aid, he Is worthy of excited. But is it not for your cause! it, and we trust he will get it. I For one' 1m for fifty years has scarceWork all day. Work-not talk loud or Hv ever walked, rose slept, or eaten, or . ...... . . even taken a cup of water, in the field, long. Watch all the places around the polls t m b fc

iu the places fdnnking, as well as the thotlghts were of his country her vir- ' prove, to its highest state of perfection,

puoiic sireeia. iane ana nis nt asgnciaies ; tues her renown her honor, to be thus this kind ot stock.

have sworn in their wrath that Farquhar shall be defeated by fair or foul means. Will you suffer it? Will yon silently suffer so shallowed a crusade upon so worthy a cili-xenl

re,urned to

two from our last paper to next week, giving turning to ashes on his tonni ! aei.nM ih.t th. .in.tul .t...n . .. A fifilf Kn n L-,nn . 1 1 . i &u"i Slid

eonsUtnte, "

A Ware's Neat

I.

assailed it is monstrous it is intoler- 3d,

jable! Gentlemen, which with upright-; they were most excellent specimens; ness in my heart, I determined to sus- j which from their reported age, and their i tain. I did hang for murder! I did hang : size, gave unmistakable evidence that his jfor rape! I did hang for treason! And I ; hog-ship had not been neglected; but i flogged thieves and pickpockets! For, , that an abundance of that kind of food

c-entlemen. let me sav. I not only car- necessary to develop his true character,

i,ast year, Cornelius U BxiEit was me ried with me, but I resolved, with every j had been given him that all the uitregular democratic candidate for Clerk . resource I could command, to sustain, ferent points which go to make up the of Dearborn Co. Lake opposed his elec- fearlessly and effectually, in its virtue and ! perfect hog, combined in as high a detion. Some time since some citizens of its choicest s blessings, not only to my j gree in the lot exhibited on the occasion, that county gave affidavits that Lake op- own command, but to defenceless and ' as could well be found in the same num-

posed him because he was a foreigner, ; peaceable Mexicans, that civilization and in his efforts, called on the people to yes that Christain civilization of which know if they were going to vote for a I was proud to believe that army might damned Irishman. Notwithstanding 1 appear a representative.

these certificates have been in circula- "But. o-entlemen. I was no resnecter

countrymen generally in this vicinity were wealth. He observed som j

grieved at ine course which some of their , in the manner of h aerf friends had adopted, and which others we-e i Iady of fine peroml ,. ife H made to adopt, by having their names used i thought little o' it ,,n l cl without their knowledge or approbation. We 1 S ,1U'. ' U untl! forced to 1

nave leu connaem the letter with "6b n tunes , . , , l ,m!,ll the h,

As to the hoffs, we would say that to it did not correctly represent the feelings , lat'on ,tnat she the wife 0f

uiiu vim iiu u

norrib!.

companion 0f

years-was fake to him ,nd most revoltmir m.;i- r . "na'

ownson-acomei; Vo'A

teen years.

some

sevei

and views of the Catholic citizens of Concord

and vicinity, nor, indeed, those of the State generally. We ask attention, to what follows: TO THE SONS OF THE "GREEN ISLE." Whereas, An article appeared in the New

Hatnnshire Patriot, dated at Concord. August ' .

13, lt62, over the signature of thirty-sis ; slrous and unnatural crime had k ......... . raA nn tl.. i . ul Oi

tatnolics ol this town, many ot w nom, we are credibly informed, knew nothing of their names being used until they were in print, representing that they, and Catholics of New II aimnuli ira itiinarii I1 1 lu I atkr r tAYt tA s

.u...ros... v .vs.v.u... av-s u-K'J .wvv,a w 1 1 It'll U. I II trtn hN- ..M. vi

GDraI Pierce for his support, ia aud out of has been smt tin!" PrMn4

. - "'-nuiii part r A

Alter indubitable proof 0f tutrous and unnatural r,;. v ,. "i

I ced on the distracted husba ?j his wife from the hom.tt,.. I . ?1

luted, and refused, a w. .. V? hld A

hold any communication with CI friends. The son her r

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uieuvwuiyiiuuuuiuveuuvH, vo me pro- ; TTriion. and l..J .

posea amruumeui o vne vousiiiuuou, re":-n,),- c i , I'mper irnjjl

"unu uie rearh ?

ber selected any where, or from any part of the country. 4th. Agricultural Implements. Of

Y-ka?A vaAaA a 1aiVA amAiint iSAncictinrr C niAirinir th A liti rtl tntf TaGt t K va (Vs m

C1. Ja. H. UaCi trw C"rmc v.- .:c,... i v . i "V r e. .., i. : a.. :.. .u:. ; ural mother

inuuiim uoic uccu m circuia- "uut, ffentiemen, i was no respecter ; almost, every Kina necessary ior vne iar- " i.io, .u. umc u... r1"-" i , ... . . ler 5iF"wat I f I . J v: I . . . r.- r ' ' . i: lr to tntrnl Pipren. or I hp niirt v in th I I lie Wile, it i ani.t :n

mi. D...1 t--i : ," ii oumviimc, vii xniic nnu wo oi persons. American or iuexicanna- mer to cary out. ins occuuaiiun; mauv ... . ... . r.. . ,

ilreftuSO,ue.Un,w sav. ia friends have been Very Careful not to al- W-hnrn nr fnrPioTi.hornw Wrerl-ne., ! of which, for workmanshin. and materials, whose Candidate ne is lor the rresuleucv, U ls commence suH lor a H

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uie nigs are circulating a nana-nui lude to it. But now we undersUnd they the law and obeyed it not whoever, ! could hardly be excelled. Of the plows

"exposing Lane's true character." This ' ar H t once horror stricken at it. We : reckless of his own responsibilities and j especially, your Committee think they f n thincr thpW most droil Th nr ' have never seen the printed certificate, the riffhts of others, trampled under foot cannot speak in terms of praise, too

'it ran f i

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deemed proper to put forth the following pa- ground of desertion

unlawfully "put away-hv h'u"3

Maed'.r

i,llfce on ,t

in that , T

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idea that his true character is to be ex-!v ji u.ii : j l. t j. j v r .u : 3 .:i. .u

I " "j " i-j -iaj uciiumug niiu nil, i puuisncu. i uiu uaug ior ine prunes rxprt-ss a must nrui iii. himi iiiai. uur posed u horrible to them. They think blubbering over it It is evident that stated, and would have hung an hundred own Fair may be honored with an exif his true character is known in the ! they could meet it in no other way ex- seekers of innocent blood, and violators hibition of the different agricultural imnorthern paitof the district, he will 1 ccPl t0 wat' an( tnen tnaeavor to make of female chastity, if so many had been plements; the products of the mechan-

stand as poor a chance with the democ- ! rrrv , V. ,,7 7. ,nc1onam Ana ior tins, perverted ics ot our own county; equa. tonai. , KWIUl: aarKI! ana uAnrn&nl.!!! It IA A nH michannd I mm m aria inen-Arah a ti'na AThihitoH n r.n that nrrncmn

racy as he does in Dearborn where his pity they could not get something more to charsre arainst which mv very feelin? I 5th. Of edjre tools, and cutlery, there

true character is known. Above all j important to cry over ,and a better excuse , revolts, and which my whole nature and were of the very best quality. Of axes things, then, they hate the idea con- i t0 8Sue a ncw atch of He at the close ! my whole life rebel. No, gentlemen, it as, drawing-knives, and other kind of

tained in this ghost of a handbill, for it is : " V" . ! us. y ue. i ne cnarge as made, or that edge tools, tney were ot tne very oest o . 6, . ... . , has been published, is from a democrat anv were wrongfully punished) a false workmanship; and at to the cutlery, we we believe only in their imagination, j and democrats are the last that should and groundless lie. I am not unthank- think for variety and quality, it could not

nut we wisn an me peopie ot mis uis- . compiain. i ful to my good friend who has told me of well be excelled, even by the celebra-

. these things. It was right. But gentle- ted establishments of Sheffield incluT eC,? t? i tVv ' men' stanc nere before you and declare, ding files and many other articles, which Last year when Uanl. D. Jones was a . t hare declared, and ao-ain declare.thst it has been thouo-ht could not be manu-

per: M" -...i.i:- -: f J i -

. r vaviiuii i,iiiruB ui wiicuiu ciuu vi- i . -, : i ,inw.. i . .

cinity, feel that we are wrongfully marked crime charged, alleHn" :nrr" , "' for proscription in matters political, when the r,, ,. c . n justiacatii spirit of the age is favorable elsewhere to re- 01 tfie "1!iC0veries niaJe. ti!at .. ligious toleration, and we think the party iu ways slept with hor child. This 5 p.wer in this State has shown an inditferriice compel the injured party tn brine for J "to our rightx highly censurable, inasmuch as testimony of a character seldom !

j ... ......... ... .-ui. .v t- ti IMrAil, remove the iinpnlimeiit which bars Catholii'S in the Courts. Cin Gaz t from holding, under the tUte Government,! ' ' llIeplaces of profit, honor, influence aud reepon- i aa m

Klhililv: xmi w Imvoi vol In liurn tlis.1 i:.n. I " ."

eralPieree, who tvems so solicitous to obtain i the votrs of people ol our faith lor the hih ' vllice he seeks, has ever ullred a word iu our

of a Concord

trict did know his true character.

Bjrratm Cavlcatlatln. We are pleased to say there ia not a word of trath in the statement of the probable vote in this District, said to have been made by Geo. M- By ram of this place, as published in the Roshville Jacksonian and Franklin Democrat. He says he never made any such calculation. He says also, that he has no doubt but they caa prove that he did, for there are just the men about to do just such things.

tides, such as quilts, counterpanes, and a large number of other articles of the same and 6imiler kind: your Committee

are of the opinion, that in point cf in-

candidate in opposition to Mr. Spooner, the principlesthat governed my command factured in this country.

we kept silent. We knew if Mr. Jones n Mexico are those of my life. To that j 6th. Of needle work and of floral ar

was elected the business would be at- life' in my country'8 service, I need not j-j v . i appeal in vain for an answer now. With tended to. But now, as an honest and eal freedom and conndcnce do T throw faithful sentinel, we feel it to be our du- myself upon the honest verdict of every ty to say, that the candidate Oscar Hord man who, with me, served his country of Greensburgh, lacks energy, talent, , in the fields of Meico!'' respectability, and every thing to make j Agricultural Society. a man or a Prosecuting Attorney. It i October session. an is important office, and should not be ' The Society met at Mixerville on the

filled by a man 60 totally unfit. Spoon- 2nd day of October 1852, and owing to

! er is a gentleman, and a good lawyer.

lavor, bave just at the close ot a

Town Meeting, in lco'2, when the questiou In a already beeu decided against us i it the Slate, and nls ill concord ilwlf. In our estimation he has done nothing to merit our support. Iu.ieed, iu his own party iu the S-lale Legislature passed a law depriving unnaturalized citizeus ot what little right of suffrage was theirs, up to JuW 4 of thiii year. William Fagan,Vm lligcins, Mich'l Har

rington, I'atrick Ty.ian, Roger Foley, Daniel Clitloril, Patrick Ryan, Wni Connelly, Joliu

terest and workmanship, it exceeded any BtrrVf q miolll. Qu,un, Edward Burke, Henother part of the exhibition. i ry Fagiu, Miciurl Lynch, Joim HeHerman,

7th. Your Committee, would notClOSO James J Ki-eli-, Michael lioben, Owen Glee

Demecrsxtic Ball. We have in this county a new chapter in politics, and one not very disagreeable, for it

. .u wmca ine iau.es can parucipaw And we uope men will not alow ,j.

o .ove ,o nave tne .ao.es wun us in a., oar tic8 to in(Juce them t t f f ,

enterprises, but we must confess our demo

cratic friends have the honor of getting np in cor community the first political Ball. The following ticket was issued to the right

' kith and kin," about ten days before the Cay

greatest dandies out of Broadway. Brilliant Speech mt Gen. Scott at Co-lambni.

We CODV the following frnm the

on which the Ball came off, and it is said our , . , . old friend Michael Schrank, proved that he ' Sm Journiil- Thursday could get up fine supper, as well a. furnish I morn,ng- The communication made to our market with fine beef. It will be j Gen. Scott evidently took him by surthat it was a fashionable ball, as the managers Pe, but it aroused his great spirit,

are composed of some of oar leading citizens. The ticket reads aa follows, to wit: The pleasure of toot company Is respectfttllv requested to attend a "Democratic Ball," to be given at the residence of Mr. Michael Schrank, on the evening of Thursday, September 30, 1852.

Geoksk Fkrxak, W. H. Mr Chert, J. C. Bra-row, Javss Huvthokn, X. Me. CuooKsHiM, Iic Cairaas, Cvacs Kiicoac,

Sec that tickets are distributed of the i right sort; that no bullying is tolerated; , or advices frm Xr'S the District, and permit no illegal voting on either ! re of,lK'"wt cheering .i.reter, and ruiiy dem1 ; onsirstes to us that the Democracy are npanddoside. These are the honest means to , iift. Col. lane came upon Mr. Farquhar at Clar&s- . ; burgh, in lVcaliir comity, rather unceremoniouslv, carry your ends; Farquhar, beintr an ho- and raueiuour utile feiiinv-citizeo iih his unmeii-

l.. .....- tionablesdown. We feci for him. hen the Cot. of nest man, can only represent truly those thc ..Ga,m TMrd.. ,ner him Ypu mav st who are honest. He wants your votes ',rM Vhf7 on't "n' ; 18 lhe - J teiitton of I ol. lane to sleep uh him from now to and your influence; give him those, and j the election. Franklin Democrat, Oct. 1. his election is a sure thing. j Yes, and right glad was Col. Farquhar to We call upon our naturalized voters to j mJ Co1 Lsn al C'rksburgh. The balance , , , . of the story of the Democrat is mere fiction, remember Farquhar. The democrat!,. ., , , , .. , iCoi L&ne attended a few of larqohar s apleaders arc your pretended lnends. :.,tm, ., . w . , ; pointments, but the fire was too hot for him. They whine around yon; flatter yu; Lane continued with F. until Friiiay evening misrepresent us as your enemies; and j when ne Vft, the sickest dog ever seen In fawn on you, for what ! For your votes. these parts. He gve Farqnhar no notice of For nothing else. What office have j his Intention to skulk again But on Sxturthey ever given to a foreigner 1 The of- : day he found bo Lane at his appointments. lice of Coroner; one not worth a red A friend, however, said Lsne had a sick sbt cent, is the result of the love for Ger- Bt hcm('- Bul thre happened to be a person

during the last twelve years. They l han1 lad-v ho had at Lane'"

d only by German votes.- I-wwnceborgh he day before, and

...... . iii 1.1. imiiiireraoinirrreiiiwt . DUl MM Was ithout vou they would have had to go .... , . , fr 1 the sickfst bast in the cistrtet, and it was to work. A.th your votes they have feMwl he W0BJ hw fit- But , had all the offices of the county for ajS species of excuse te his friends for twelve years. They have grown rich : dodging the fire of Farquhar. And what is

y. H. OoLSCCTT,

ADII Mi r, NTB D&vis, Jobji Irr, Htm Bersy, A. R. M.-Cistar, Francd Hoaix, B. H. Bratt.

CammifltM Supper V. D. Josn, A. R. M'CtasRV. It is said to have been a ball equal to the expectations of its most sanguine friends. False Reparts. It is not true that Jas. H. Lase will

and his remarks were worthy of the

casion:

oc-

invention designed for the killingof that most annoying and destructive animal

the absence of the President, and Vice or vermin called rats. W ithout attempt-

President, on motion of A. B. Line John "iff to describe this si

R.Goodwin was annointed Prpsidpnt Committee are of the

protempore. j Minutes of last meeting read and api proved. ' A call for new members being made, j thc following names were handed in, viz : Lewis Davis, Reuben Lanning, Samuel Davis, jr. James Armston. i On motion of A. B. Line, Resolved, That this Society admit the Delegates from any of the surrounding Agricultural Societies to the privileges , of our Fair, without the fees of admis

sion, not to exceed seven in number;

their report without calling the attention son, Daniel Slieeuan, John MrUrrth, Andrew to have the first grp of of this Society, and of the public, to an Casey, James Wtiealan, William Lawk-r, Jas The committee finally

f AUISOM-Oli r! q.mi Bt...i. ..i i- ,v

v.u. aiu-uuru uiviui Servio.i I J i.-,-;!U x-larA ... i.. ll. "

... . . , i.a me i.iurimig hi the r, . olli' Citlieiir.il. a-id in th- ...,:.

r ...' .1. ti... u

..,.. ...... ... , uvm wtt all day, although the Geuera! did not-?J visits. He left Tiouisviile at 7 nVliv.V .1

bout, for Midison. 1

The demonstrations along the bait; t.J

river were numerous and spirited, twiiifJ 1 iin'ing n u iiber? of people aemtta, CJ

ing me imni as sue nassea, sua i strtrj CiS snlutes were fired. ' When the boat arrived wit!.a fi.ijt Ma iIulN tlin.iu.i..'. ..I.. .

on ine lancing, and Ciiniinu rn fitlBt three ditfereut points, and inu.h tmhu was manileted. As soon a tdr b, ltl a number of person juiiin;d abjarJ, auik

Hie GeiicrJ'iha

""v" "7 """- oucuna; m-oii aim his companion, tocMri gher, leter McUenuies James CI are y, Law provided for them, when a nroeessioo

t.allaghar, lalnck lowers, tu v imams, loniie.1 and proceeded Ihrou.-li the i. 1

.i. . ii , .. . r . - t

Judge Heyl waited upon Gen. Scott, i who fhal1 present their credentials of

and, on behalfof some of our German

citizens, referred to a paragraph from the Westbote a German paper published in this city, and containing the statement that Gen. Scott tied to one tree and flogged fifteen Germans while in Mexico. Other charges, of his having hanged others cruelly and unjustly, were also rc-

, ierred to. Never have we witnessed

more imposing than when the old chiefj tain, with quick and indignant response , repelled the false and malignant charge. Lofty in stature, and standing at least

iour inches above the tallest

appointment as said delegates. Adop

tee. , On motion of Wm. M. Baird, ! Resolved, That this Society appoint ' three assistant Secretaries, whose duty it shall be to aid the Sncretary of the Society in the duties devolving on him during the Fair and that the Secretary be authorized to procure the services of

a scene 88 many more assistants as may be nec

essary tor the occasion. Adopted, and M. J. Kelly, John A. Applegate, and A. J. Ross, appointed said assistants. On motion of A. B. Line, Resolved, That this Society appoint five delegates to attend the Dearborn

County, Fair, to be held cm the

mans

have liv

from them and yet one paltry office, j worse, he thereby makes the Democrat lie in absolutely worth nothing, is all they . the above article, (which will be so wounding

j to the editor's feelings, and foreign to his

I nature. j Lane having abandoned Farquhar, and the !. 1. . , ....

iaiwr oemg aeiermmeu not to let him escpe

in that way, Mr. Farquhar passed through

have allowed vou to hold.

So much they love you and you know it, and feel it, and -re determined t o vot for Farquhar. Stick to him.

He has always been your warm, true j Brookvilleon Monday morning in bot chase

tnend, and has done more tor thc tier- i 0f Lane, determined if he could be found in

man population in this District, than any ; the district, to convince Lane's friends, (Lane

Other man in it. is convinced already) that Farquhar has the And the Irishmen, too. Oh! how ' dvnt!'g f " y shape and form.

these county officers howl over the Irish ' "T "au Mnaon n1"n "

rote. How they rejoice asthe Sons of i he Emeaald Isle come in to declare their

ntentions of citizenship. As if the! Irish were really about to verify the pre-! dictions of "The London Times" and pursue in this country the same policy that has enabled England to ruin and depopulate the finest island that God ever smiled on. As if they would lend themselves to the men who arc procljumed by England asthe most valuable practical allies of the commercial policy of that country. As if they could sustain th men who refused to send a ship ioad of provisions to starving and dying millions of the Irish. As if, above all, they could be rallied to the support of a man who went all over Dearborn County stumping and electioneering against Mr. O'Brien, an. Irish gentleman, and a Catholic, on the rround that he was a

damned foreigner. Never. An Irish-

man cvr loses his 6elf-reptct. His honest pride never stoops so low as this.

la ahort, we tell you, we mean to deserve our victory by manfully winning it,

b4,v ask an our friends to b faithful Jy at their posts.

I Rush county on Monday and Tuesday to

chae Lane, who is skulking like a whipped

deg. The friends in Rush w ill excuse Col.

Farqnhar. At our present writing (Tuesday Oct. 5) we know not where either Lane or

Farquhar is, but if Farquhar baa been able to find him. Lane has beeu compelled ere this

to "mark time." If anybody sees Lane

skulking about their back fields or deaden ings, please give us information.

not get a single vote in Lawrenceburgh. ! " T hi tlj V 7 a . B , , , among whom he stood, his form seemed There is one man there to whom Lake trio-antic, as. with heightened color n.1

has promished the post office, in case that flashing eye, and a wave of his hand that a9 ot October 1852, and that the Sec

he and Pierce are elected, who will vote expressed a calm defiance of such assail- rciarj , uiroisn saia ieiegates witn a for him. Baldridge, his father-in-law, n'' uttered his emphatic protest 5"!,?

in .i. .- r- :fi. against sucn assaults as that naYsorsnh iuuiuiouiu imi w caicu

... . , .. ... j .

"Now, and before unknown to me, are such things as have now been told me.

l hey surprise and they pain me. They

lame to get to the polls, from wounds

received is Mexico.

It is not probably true that Daxl. D.

Jones is laboring so fiercely for a pair 0f f nce concern all that I value person-

I ixr' aU nant.iAA.. i , "u urn o uiuw ai an mat, wnero n, Lase s old pantaloons, as reported, for if i know lf , hav? the jd

"-" i i'y up ior me , i ney attack my own identity! The prinreports that Lase circulated on him last : ciples for which, I had believed, I need year. Folbrk of Aurora can recollect. 1 never search my own bosom in vain, are

nere undetermined or denied me! I am

Ashamed et the Company. Two weeks since we alluded to the

met with charges of injustice and cruelty

while lead

lated to promote the cause of Agriculture, and furnish a copy of the same for publication. Adopted, and John H. Lanning, A. B. Line, John Shultz, E. K. Rockefellar, and Enoch McCarty, appointed said Delegates. On motion adjourned, until ll o'clock P. M. Afternoon Session. Constitution, and By-Laws, read, (by request.)

un motion, w . M. Baird, was next

the safest and most effect

distroy ing this most

any they have ever seen. AH of which is respectfully submitted A. B. LINE. J. M. BARBOUR,;- Com. J. P. BRADY, ) On motion, Resolved, that A. B. Line be appointed a Committee to procure badges that are prinied to designate the different awarding committees; and also all the officers of the Society. On motiou of Wm. M. Baird, adjourned to meet at Brookville an the first Saturday of November next, at 9 o'clock A. M. J.R. GOODWIN, Prest. Pro. tern. Jons P. Brady Sec'y Special Election to Fill n Vacancy. Not long since, Isaiah W.Robinson, Esq., published, or some one did for him, a long list of appointments extending through Decatur, Rush and Franklin counties. Isaiah attended a few of these meetings and spoke, but long before he had got half through the list, returned home declaring that he had not made the appointments nor authorized them to be made, and that those who had used bis name without consulting him could do the work, or it might go undone. For a time there was something of a mystery about the matter, which has at length been solved. The revelation acquits Robinson of a want of fidelity to the Democratic cause, and relieved him of the censure of his party friends, (if the explanation be correct) and places him in the high position he occupied before. It seems that Col. Lane desired to enlist Mr. Robinson in his behalf, as an as

sistant to Mullen, Sproule, Baldridge,

I limn m I .MllnfrliMr. I honias I larv. I)iuh

mple article your Kittmitrick. M Fiannairan. I'at Sullivan. f. k ' 1. '. .... .. 1 1 '

opinion that It is Jos Cummines, Daniel Douahoe,, James Tear- ! verv dnn. ,.i ' ... i cw"

ive manner of ney, Patrick Kieley, Richard Kouayau, Pat- ,a.'ie his ar'ii.ean.i.re .Li-i

intolerable pest of riek tack, Thos Mc.Maiius, John Claucy, Ions and nrolrarted cheer.

Jas MtU key, Michael aunoM, l emus Judge Jeremiah tfollivan.oa behf

Vi". i ."""7'-"",7 :r; i n i" C"1Z-,!S. welcomed t!)e (leurral 10 MUISK .M IVrniotl, Kii hard N ugeut, 1 ..tnck Daljon, a very a,le speech, which wasdelive. l atrick U healou, Uwreuce Kieley, P lp great w.irnt, was : Halpin kichard Olean. Barnard fctepheiis, j At the conclusion of Judge J-'ullimV

.- ; ",ruo"' " "v. y" marks. Gen. Scott came forward aodawrJ

nei.j, mr uunr, i i.ASnlu, ... el the asseinb'iige as followsll .gan, John Cassidy. Jas Dorati, Patrick : Fellow-Cilixens: 1 consider .hi- the luges, John llaxes.Jas O Uounell, John O det event oft-.v life to thu std bDoui.ell, Matthew Ryan, Patrick Devi. is Pa- ch a vast anifriendly aemMv a- tlJP rick .McArille, illiam Grilhn, t..lu d tilz- MOW y,.,, ti,, me.

gerald, bdward McArole, KicliarU boyle, bd- h was gMt.fyinC to liten to tl

-ruuwp.aie,! aini-n liojii.-,.. ......... u, whlcll has USt been iVlifererf ill r orW

I er .McCttrtllT, t "UUP t-ony, James IMly, ; To he ,(, ohjK!, fllj, rr,..n iy t,t

rranciKornrv, r.uw.u ..ic.iru.e, C,ep ..iu- , thvfe flrttt-rillg ConildimenUi, bill 3ti.:

..ginni, i,....lu.M.lir. ... b,, 0H,.d t ,e com j. . iiion 111 annif your f:

v...., ... ...ci.oeii. m.i;.iar. , ers hrolliers an.! kinsmen, on vnmis hi ahael Doyle, 1 homas O Neil. lUek Can- foil,lt M , pai,uiar!v eW,fvhr..d . - . . .. II...I....I I .....llii I ... 1 1 I IV ..II I l.2:. . -

; ii , ... .1. i.nri vvuuciii. v.a.... - a.i, v.i.o

Kitzsiinoiis, Patrick U'Br.en, Williau. Hra.lv,

David Roach, Jas McDotiough, U liiiani Hlory, Chars O'Neil, Thomas Walsh. Cocor, Sept. 23, Let the following affiilavil speak to honest men, everywhere, and tell them what means are employed Is manufacture public o inion for a candidate who has become somewhat identified with Certificates.' We hear of ethers of the "36" who declare they kuew not their names were used until they were in print, who never consented tint their name should be ol the 3t;" yet as thev are employod under thoe who are very real in their support of General Pierce, they have not yet been urged to certify to tin improper use made of their names, as t1.- three who sign the following are amply sufficient to the charactet of the whole transaction. "We, the uudersigned, Catholic citiz.-us of Concord, New Hampshire, having seen our names nfiixed to a letter dated Concord, New Hampshire, Atigut 13, IS5i, to John White, Esq , Milwaukee, Wisconsin, representing that we and other Catholics of New Hampshire feel under great obligation to General Pierce for his efforts iu the Convention aud in other places to remove the mlol. rant test

Colonel meeting Isaiah (accidentally of a base lorgery,and its statements false, course) he took him very cordially bv'the , PHILLIP HALPHIX

hand and expressed himself thus: "I am I JOHN GALLAGHER, gladtoseeyou lam glad to seeyou1 , JOHN LYNCH, looking so well; there is labor before vou, ! Mt,M September 23, IS52. Mr. Robinson, and I have been waitiniT ! Then personally appearing the above nam

ing an American armv throno-h railed

M. 1 . J " -wa v vav. l v V 1 vu. Illvll Lilly OU

pack of hounds and blackgtiards that its trials and it. trinmnb. - S av' hC- '"Ponded.by the ' M , . . , . ,, ' I , and its triumphs! delivery of an appropriate and interestere pursuing, slaudenng and bullying ; "Gentlemen, it was my lot to lead an ing address; founded upon observation, Farqchar, and as Wm. J. Brown of the , American army upon a foreign field. I amd proved by experience. State Sentinel was posted for a sneech went' re9olv t0 sustain, in the fore- j On motion of A. B. Line,

m uearoorn uo., we associated him with o vour 0' ' a"-; ' "iZ-f"- V" , v V - f v. . . .e uur"8 to see you to tell you about t. P.m,ll,.o-tRw "lr- I -ouldh'ave sent you5 word, but it is a

w . , . . . . V. " I'uuiivaiiuii tu me urooKViue pa- msttpr that n,

uui droi s iaces on his company, and 01 our own ana not me practices of that pers. Adopted. . i i, , . . for pi on cnnntrx- ti'.o tn J i. - . i mi.. . . r . . . ..

.vHuus.wnen we auuoe to such a -p- c ""- -" mtn 1 ' n quwiions ior owcuasion at this L. Robinson, and I regret to say that 11...1. .m..i .. .. bO"K"1 .or me eOVemment Ot men's nso. nnwlinn kainn UJ .... .I.a.

r. u. u.atKguaros, to omit n.s name eio9 and - of "n" 'CZZK" he poor fellow ,s dying.

in tuture. This is rod

- - .f... vii.ii. aiiu iv'v'v 1 . j iiiriMiiir.

irAV:A.. w j . - '

aoove namea men. But fearing we ; " aecarea my purpose.and liaird. Wm. Webb, and Jno. R. Good

might be charged with misrepresenting i i y Princ,P'es ot action. , win participated in the discussion

that exists in tile Cnnslitnl ion nf this Sl.ile. 1.1 i. .. ,i . ,.. ,,.,-n. 7 a PttT a

Jones, George W. Lane k Co., who tin- Pos!,IV,y ' solemnly declare that we cev- j TOll,lt.r,a... then 1 ha.l

.i a v . . . . er rifrnrd Mia ifiir. ii nr it-vm anv itrson .aPi.-fro wl,r

aioea ana aione nave been to.ng the hhe- to . . : lh r our ' Tr !7h.J . n, ri-. AcmM

dirty work since the canvass opened, and there wil,out our knnwiedtr or consent, ani -....,. ....r.,,,." na cv

are now worn down with fatigue. The tht m fr u i rnrni ih wh..i is u i . ....7. ..!..!. .L.n ni resoiveH.

. . ..If. I. .11... .1.1... till. -.

is on this m count, I prtsnme, I remr ;:

overwhelming? honors as you so clwrfi

hep upnn me. I in am aware 1 now slaiiil npnj iV of Indiana, one of t!i" g-e:it XonS-rK'

Suten, which compromise so i nprrtifript

tion of the I inoii. nii'i one of the Mt it devoted tu the t'nioii t!ie liapny liim the clnrions iliirtv one. In Iniiiann, Illinois. K-ntm iy, an.: c:': NiTtli-western Ht .'e, are ronliiuea iht t precious elements of tint Union; tVr main props anH siinrts, an i while tW ' msiin Irtv n.l fai'hful ; li-r-'teforr.that 1 ion canii"! fail to 1 perjv-tunteii !.' te must ed'lnre.

I am aware I nw tin.! in t'i f itr n'-H

after the venernte.l M...!tfn: aiw. ""a

I first received mv coinoiiisiiin front Tooas Jefferson, vet the fir-t s-rviee, r'-"f

to mv coontrv w:t nn.ler the ji-niai-tm!

of M uiiseii one of the wi-st ma that "

j.ivertied a free country, uml ' ablest statesman it has ever ft'!a t m! to know i.erw naMv. or to rrsd el ia hi1'

I .,ai tli.t illiisirinns mn ia the m'4

eventful xnd d fl.ctilt cri-w cf lif. ...,) !., in ll.e .iark.-at I-r.! I'" "

r,f lM- .alien I w. r:i!leu ' Wadiicg'oJ

ulih.ineli acrio.i'e.l til trCu'Z'

I

brMt'

I,.....! !;,., i,ili,ilni' fletermiMU""'

1 hut oue desire, Vi7.:-t0 fru I" 0Dt'' the lust.

i m, . j...t.,.JVasiiaJt(i

lneprosiu-ii u.ii1'i"- . was burned, and shortly after I

witn li i in

found him the

upon the disheartening wi

matter that no one should know but vour-

' self. It is this: I was up to see John

mined man with tin-same re

dilute i'i

strike to the hist for his country.-

He cannot

Merrimack, ss , September 23. 1852.

Then personally appearing the above nam-

BlOIli Itld th mntrn r Ika t:...n. J .'T.i.-vr i ,, l'"" io .. nc i a. .ii.il

Tb;.;. iAA ... , r "-"" a nc oesi meinoa ot aeepine sweet hnA ..t . mntb nd ho mn t

a aa iuuf-i-u i'ri.Liiitr ill m m rrpecoa a- w vvav a v - a . . . . iiv. vu w imviiviii wuu nv. nnuiomi, n iuii

e o i vo vi ai, 1 1 1 r mprir m no nr.T9roc ''hMaMi,mAjkA...:A c t . . i. , ... w

low ebb, when Brow, i, .shamed of the ' whether native or of foreign binh and he SctvV 1 ' w n. k. W" m tofill his vacancy. This I cannot do.- . g"e

lard ;..t ti.;,a u-w.uL "V I. '' ., 1 "n now ueuien.m uovernor, senato- --

nalElector, and a candidate for Con- : , R , VRn ....

w V 1 " t"v vv uiBvuPPiuii. tTTPSO. H ninintT lU ft ntfiftfi an. mnn nrr . ' " ' "

nrnmiiinNiii w a i i rri . s -- .-v viuvvti uuu luiiiiniv k. s..

lows: ed it necessarv.T could An nAii,:. :.u i : :. . , aiso ior ine vacancy. loumustDetne wit at t5ti vtr vtiitvi.-

i...i.s wun- ui ivcv MiiB ii, mine un next in oroer. ..n;.to I t,.,. ..l . ... I ....w......., . ........

rit of our and was discussed by W M. Baird, Jas. for you and published them iAVhe 'Rifie,'

KSMta"fa? TmThr W i 1 frg0t m"hoond tha- Goodwin, Jno. P. Br.. Jno. Shul z, RTh US FrankHn W 1? have known him for years, aud always ea- i tened to brintr shame to onr fl 4;- vm wIkk ..j t. cl u.i, iecatur, Kusti, and t ranklin. The elteemed him a, a highly retablo genUemaa- honor to ou? armsr a renm.c V? ! n ' , ' ran r"' ection sha11 be ordered 89 B " we W'rN-trHWwWa.w.rr.l,i: TV?" L,ne ... ! hear of poor John's death. Keen the I

vow again! nun. We are opposed to hi. . -. - i con- ! mm, m.i ine next monthly , thinff a secret from Folev. lament. Ttr.

i ku . j, - 1

Lud it "

-.

ti -. i.- ...,r,,iricii hv me .1"'" J

oiv was .iv-k.ci'' , : , ..-

end to 1 1'" v

rwi';

"Now wo will pay a handsome reward to

any one who will show that wo ever altered

out it. It announced the spirit

progress, ana new amenable

alone.

ed Phillip Halpin, and made solemn oa'.h thnt the foregoing statement by him subscribed ia true. Before me, ASA FOWLER, Justice of the Ueace.

people ir-m cm. . - : - N

l- n,m, mure nooiv f . 1

v ..i,AV.it.rn Territorv a

weren.tthena State)-they flJ

the ranks of the North-es -in the black swamp, and on nianj

y battle field poured out inn r--

fence ol tiu-ircouiurv. , 4 ,. .... -. ..:. flw.n th.it I at"8 " 1

Uinarv 1. i.ji 1 . . t rocr ' upon the soil of tin- VV est, an ...llnrr-. nf it S Clt iZClls. 1

.1 .

tliaiil-

with reBard to the religious test: leir the CUV oi tv dsn ' witi ivf

Aashu (New Hampshire) Teleeranh. at any tune or am u

We, the uodersigneu Catholic citizens of thirty or forty of my coiintn w

Here is some more testimony of the estiu 4 . i.:A L- 1 F. ...

aw.iuu in - iiii;u run. i .eiej au.i it.r 1 . r .i,.j .ma . ....... n - winrneV nl nrOlCssll'l''1'

tne tyocoioco party are held by Irishmen, " '. J , , -j,,.

Kashan and Nashville, having seen a state nt then dream of receiving

e ecuon, oni wat oppoattioa n i to hi. polit. , JjV;-' . ""Ruereo, ,mceitnjroi tuts society, be held at rv and Shoun. and vot. will ,lin in III. . ' m.nuid h.n. hirt. nf

WehOMwhoa Mr ri.ri. u.iEi.iroi irou.iy OI our COnauest hud h.n llrivilr n nniK. ni 5.il.n.-n -i T. r r - , . -i .

alludes to a "pack of blackgaarda," ho will

omit ar name, its use baa been gratuitous and uncalled for.

Toaaaar Meaa I We again remind the ) oung men of Franklin County that John H. Farqnhar is a can

didate for Congress, and he expects yoa to

Irnolrvillp nn n firet Sahifilav in nai-l

wanting. It would have I een a physical month. Adopted. j triumph. Humanity would have" dis-l On motion of A. B. Line, owned us. I promulged that order.! Resolved, That the cultivation of the Read it and read it aga.n, gentleman,and Peach tree, with the means of preservthen bear me witness that it was in my ing the same, and also the Pear tree, and heart, as it was almost hourly on my lips the grape vine, be the subjects for disfor continued months, to carry with ! enssion at the nevt rrmntK! mot;n-

A. B . 1 - .WUWBIJ a v 1,1 II IT . mi-it' n armo mnA nnHAs a V.. a : a j . . 1 w 0

honors which have been

heaped upon me. I know I am at the

anv o-'

tharm." , trymen. in which it is stated that the Demo-

Well, to make a long story short, Is- cratic par,y ln this s,ate h nnifo.mily beeu aiah rolled us his eyes never very spark- "'TT1. l wat " ,he .""B'0" "u"i" 1;.. k:o v. 1 and that the Democratic nominee has exertUng put on his best suit, mounted his i . ... , . , a 0 1. . , ed himself to erase that odions feature from horse and started, intending to say one the Constitution; we feel it our doty to say word for the Colonel and two for htm- that the statement' we believe is calculated to self, as occasion micht nresent itself. I mi.leH ik n,,Kt;. nM .anipni.tir nr

Head and tail up, he left Versailles in the countrymen, inasmuch tht the Democratic q0j to i,ieS!S them all, i,on

mosi gallant Style lO axtena ine appoint- yriy aione is r-sponsioie ior ..a pwnuon m

sent

Terrlhle.

The Rushville Jacksonian is in spasms

of horror over the discovery that there is a hand-bill out against Jas. H. Lane. We do not believe a word of it. If there is such a hand-bill out, it has been gotten out by Lane's friends in order to create a panic in his favor. No friend of Farquhar has done it. Nor do we believe such a thing is in existence. We warn the people against being gulled by any such plans to raise sympathy. We have no doubt Lane will get out handbills against himself, and have pretended lies circulated, that he may in 6ome way check the current. His case is desperate, and nothing however rash, or desperate, can make it worse, and may poesy ibl strike a favorable brceae in some

the Amor.! Adnntod

" . - ,D" " 10 rnr ".I" "e" 8 country, 1 The following report being presented mftnta made for him hv hi ber.PfVtnr ! the Constitution:" and that Gen. Pierce ha.

sure to do so- But be not content with your " .'-ms 01 social order, and that . by a majority of the delegation appoint-, At each point, he made the woods rinr nevrr' 10 our knowledge, done anything np-

sual activity and saergy. Ho has an onpo- 'S" r prrsunai rtgni mai oeionged , ed at our last meetmg, to visit the But- : with the most buminir denunriatinna nf V11 l0on ' recommend h.m

1 V" our own ,ree insiituuons in tne United : ler County. Ohio Fair, was read, and nn r.-..k .-j .k.:n: V" t " Catholic voters of this Mute; white

, -"" States. I .: . v.. . '

addressing Democrats as , dff;T r I ; is SO. ItM

and 1 am prouii uui"-- vnnivcou to make no distinction bct'

tnmen. , .ijt.rsst'J

The Generalthen coric."- -.thfr

id'

Dent who m active, vascrapalous,

worthy. Lane is determined to carry things

oy storm. Uo yoa not see the extra exertiona of Lane's friends? Does it not almost look like desperation? W bo pays for all these parades, balls, pole raisings, bands of musk? It is not because they lore Lane. It fa because his money moves tbe elements. It is scattered freely. We are informed that 100 was furnished for Blooming Grove township, to corrupat voters, and we have no doubt like sums are furnished to all the other townships, to hire voters to move into tbe district as hired hands, and to hired active agents. But are the yoang men f Franklin county t allow Farqnhar, a m whom they all iove.ta bsabnsedaad defeated fa uYrnway' W al ifesy tenasia qniet and iaactive at such

the

ml n 1 j -ii- 1 V Catholic voters ot this Mute; white on tne anu on I- nrnnnsr. and thrillincr annnale fn.r T n I .... . - ..

mntinnnt-Wm M H.;.a j & oiher hand, the w hiirs or these two towns

........ w v . . III .... . CI 1 1 II . I 1IIII III I.' II in b.m a r rr r, . n-sn . I . " 1 . .

im to

n up to the day he was to speak at a vil- ' have uniformly been in favor of striking out.

majorities in lavor ot

,".1 T.rdnd th?,Socie"d to be spread ! Yn countyV lET wm o .TdVotToy argT nand 1 .iTl i th TeC0Tds- r. ' be hVJ for a pole was to be ! abolition. 7 It 1, A 1 ' M-Chai ak : The Committee ap- raised, which would call out a cro d of Pt O'D onohue.

its

.m m "i vllsevii'

was immense cheering- , . . cj that the remarks had a tcuco h

upon the assemblage.

States

"Yes I sought to carry with me,

resolved to maintain

amono- m v own rnmm

, ' r7 . .uA.ni.Ai.. me vommuiee ap- ; raised, which would call out a cro d of rat U'Uonohue, Jeremiah loonan,ratncn . o , -

Pji.p.c among waom we snouia be j pointed by the Franklin County Agri- people. In due season Isaiah was nnor ! Doherty. Thos. Sullivan. Timothy Sullivan, uJr',u SjJ Sept-6?,", thrown, that high standard of virtue and cultural Society, to visit the Butler ,PhTLn. Sulli-j Same P'-ce' onj .'"V' v Wil

u. uio laucci r, . T r, la n:. I mnhr II. .ur. x

Jeremiah Noonan.Patrich

Married

of July, Lark

HYMENEAL.

lAtConnersville; ki Cullinsto Jane BD

short

ast-

ground-

Kobtnhoaihti

ttliv VAev ItivkIIv VA,.4.jt ' ... ... i- - 1 ...

Gentleman, some n. b.nr 1 "r. " ' ' I 'I Z-Z L " Z? I rounden py admiring ir.enas, aiming

in Mexico, the names of all cf them I do ' (when the o-reat 'mass of neonh. r.A th

not now recollect. Whether any were hurrv and bustle nf th rtrcaeinn i. til-a.

. ,

uermans or not, I know not. But for

what yes for what were they hanged! I hanged one for murder, gentlemen; I hanged one for rape upon an innocent young temale,and for profane and wicked Church robbery All knew the law tha

into the account)for examining the differ

ent articles exhibited on the occasion and further they were admitted to, and constituted Honorary members of their Society free of all charge. Your committee think it unnecessary to go, into

upon the cheering prospects of Pierce

and King, and declaring bis intention not only to speak on that occasion, but to go into every township in the District wherever a coon could be found worth skinning. Iiah gazed apoa him as a sceptre from th spirit land, and that night he might have been seen slowly and silently wending' hie way on

nbeil

Miss Harriet M. Goodwtse-

van, Dennis rtoonan, David Ssullivan, fatrick Sullivan, James Roche, Michael P ulli-

van. Piairirk Noonan. Jas. Foimrtv. Mar

tin r trn. John McSherry, Patrick Tully, Thompson, Wilson Strong to n ct L fi.i.L m : f i: ! 1 .

Lantei ivoviir, rsinta muinwu, vurnnius - nf F avette LO o.-ii. r Tn D. r- ti iium"

ou.i.vau, jwv i u i . . ii v i iv. i x. orej , . . i ii 1 1 n...-U Miohl llio.n O.I In. II nr.

man.Frans McQuinn, Kirie Gorman," Wii-i Thomas li.n. Pr..m. n Tlmitl. . Vl T.m.ll.n I

Dnnninir It near Qninn PaW Mnrnhv I If . .t-t, At ITirtSVlIH-

. Jel;

On the 2fithof Sept. by cv- P

ijif-

On the same day, by i,3",.,

s Ward to Edith i rev-

Peter O'Reilly, John Sullivan 3d, Patrick Mullen, John Farley, Jamea Gallovan, Mc Burns, Thomas Epan, Laophlin Flynu, Pat

rick Bowen, David Alalony, David Burns

mew Co., on

tern er, by the Rev.

David L. Cosev,

nart1

Wednesday SS.

Jacob -"'" -,

ot u,::h'

uurns , . . ... -ntv. to

Richard Burke, John Mahn, Owen Conner, lownsmp in un - former

5AHiS.JAItso.-. k IfJD'

Hurrah for Scott and Farouhar. nd Tof ,he Kt'""'