From the Esston Pa,) Sentinel
HON. RICHARD BRODHEAD.
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In another column will be found the proceedings
Of the congressional conference at Stroudsburg; and


It will be that present able and accomplish
ed representative, the Hon. r. Brodhead, received
nearly unanimous denomination as the democratic
candidate for Congress in this district.


Ii is with feelings of vi mingled pleasure and sat-


sfaction that we place Mr.. Brodhead's name at the
head Of ticket, and we suppose it is a work Of
supererogation to ask for him the cordial and unan


mous support of he democracy Of the district. His
able, unsWerving and digent advocacy of the imms.
date interests of his constituents, and his stern and


determined opposition to everything like encroach.


ment upon the cardinal principles of the democratic
creed, endear him to the people, and render him
| eminently deserving of renewed testimonial Of
their esteem and approval. This testimonial has
been awarded him bya nomination for third term
as their representative at Washington--a mark Of
appreciation no less deserved than complimentary
and fatterng.


Mr.. Brodhead's labors, both in cur Stats and ma.
tional councils, have been such to place him
in the front rank Of Pennsylvania statesmen. His
course, both In its inception and execution, has
been OF the most unexceptonable, honorable, and
praisew orthy character. In that course--in all


ais entire conduct as a representative-he has ever


manifested deyotedness 10 the wishes and inleress
of his constituents, and an attachment to principle
| and rectitude which cannot be too highly recon-
| mended. In his representative character be has
displayed talents Of high order, political integrity


and worth, and an indomitable perseverance, which


have ever rendered him powerful auxiliary in car
rying any measure, so fortunate as to secure bis
support, and which have ever made him heard and
| felt wherever he as placed The people in pre-.
sent'ng him for denomination, and the conferees II


so promptly and unanimously carrying out the ex.


pressed popular will and feeling, have shown that


they duly appreciate his worth az a man and legs
Iaor and that they are determined not to pass him
| by unrewarded. The singular and happy unanlml.
~ which characterized the proceedings of the


ference and The genIIemnnly bearing and approving
| conduct of his competitors cannot hut render the
| nomination peculiarly gratifying 10 Mr.. Brodhesd,
| and his numerous ~arm-hearted friends aud will,


beyond doubt, make certain his election by an


overwhelming majority.