davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA.
From the Globe.

JACKSON MAJoRIrrEs.-1st. District-Joel B.
Sutherland, reelected by majority of 1886.
Sd. District-Micbael w. Ash, elected over
Watmoush (Bankte) by majority OF 1852
5th District-Jacob Fry, majority 1873.
7th. District-D. d. Wagner, majority over
whelming.
9Th District-Edward B. HUXLEY, majority
100.
500.
18th. District-Henry Logan, majority SOB.
18TH District-Jesse Miller, majority ABOUT
300
18th. District Joseph Henderson, majority
large.
18th. District-A. Beaumont, majority 900.
10th. District-Joseph B. Anthony, majority
1911.
18th. Dstrict-John Laporte, increased ma
jorty.
18Th. Dstrict-Job Mann, majority 400.
18th. District-John Klngensmith, majority
not less than, 400.
goth. District-Andrew Buchanan, majority
about 1000.
We have no direct intelligence from the 23d
and 18th districts, represented by Messrs. Har,
rison and Galbraith; but from letters received
previously to the election, we have no doubt tnat
these faithful and able Representatives are re-
elected. The Democracy has made new &C
QUESTION of strength from the Bank IN the SIX
new members elected from the Sd, Sth, llth,
18th. l9tn ana EUlD ulSllStS. we tuAun ~ hos
unavoidable that this gain is increased by the
success Of the Democratic candidate in the
o4th district. If SD, it will make difference
of ID votes in favor of the administration, be-
ing a change of members. The vote of
this State in the present Congress was IL for the
Bank, IL against it 1t will be in the next, IS
against, and 10 for the Bank.
The opposition in Pennsylvania have sue
ceeded only, as far as we have heard, in the
doubIe district OF Philadepha-the triple dis
trict of Lancaster, by diminished majority
the Harrisburg district reduced from nearly
$500 TO a few votes above 400--the Chambers
burg district--the Washington district, where
the Democrats have carried every thing out the
Congress ticket; McKennan, the candidate OF
the antics succeeding barely by l2O majority.
From the National Inteliigencer.
The result of the Congressional elections in
this State will prove we believe, not to have
varied much from the anticipation, which we
ventured to express few days ago. Inc oil
ference, however, if any, promises to be IN Ia
vor of the Wing cause Private letters and
newspaper accounts, advise us Of the following
results:
Mr.. McKennan (whig) has been reelected in
the Washington District.
Mr.. Denny (whig) is reelected in the Pittsburg
District.
Mr.. Clark (whig) is reelected in the Harris
burg District by large majority.
Charles Shoemaker (whig) is elected in the
wilkesbarre District, by handsome majority
over MIR Beaumont Jackson the present mem
Der. 80,
Rpcks County District, by handsome ma
;ority over Mr. Chapman, the Jackson candidate.
Messrs. Darlington, Hester, and Potts (WhIgs)
are reelected in the Lancaster (tIlpie) DIS
,r;ct hv 5f,1 or 600 majority over the Jackson
candidates.
Thomas Whitesides (whig) is elected in the
Cumberland District, by large majority over
Mr.. Miller, the present Jackson member.
Geo. Chambers (whig) we have already men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

toned, Is elected in the Chambersburg District,
by large majority.
We are sorry, on the other hand, to state
that those excellent wing members, Messrs.
Stewart and Barnitz, have lost their elections.
A letter from the district states that sit was SO
late befoes Mr.. S. yielded his consent to be
candidate, that it gave the adverse party great
advantage" and the district Of Mr. Barnltz
york, has always been rank Jackson, al
though he triumphed at the last election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

Correspondence of the NJ y Jour. Of Commerce.
TRENTON, 10 mo. 18th. 1884.
We give up the election of members of Con-
gress The Burlington majority, which ought
to have been at least 1000, will be about GOO
Hunterdon, which calculated at or 700 for
the Jackson men, has given upwards of 1000
The Hicksites in West-Jersey, it is supposed
here, have decided the election against us in
Gloucester, and diminished the majority in Bur-
lington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21
LABORERS WANTED,

TO work by day and night, Cat stated inter-
l. walls or watches) on the Golfer Dam of the
Aaueduct of the Alexandria Canal, opposite
Georgetown. Liberal wages will be allowed,
and promptly paid
Immediate application to be made at the works
to VIM. TURNBULL, or Engi-
w. NJ C. FAIRFAX, Sneers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

The Atlas, spirited Wing paper, in stating
the terms of the publication, and soliciting the
patronage of its friends, very generously says
by way of postcript-"N. B. Jackson gold and
all other kinds of produce thankfully received"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

Extract Of a letter from Mew Jersey 10 the editor
New Jersey is lost to the Whgs-lost to
principle-lost to Der own honor and Interests,
and bound hand and foot to the most cruel pc'
litical delusion that ever prevailed in a reading
thinking community. The Quaker interest went
against the Wings in mass, and the Gold Hun.
bug turned hundreds in Hunterdon County
Of both our Senators is, fear, one Of the hEs
inevitable results"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.-W have r.
ceived the I'd number of Mr.. Whites Sou,ber,
Literary Messenger, published in Richmond
This work has been commenced with the sooi
wishes Of the whole Southern country enlisted
in its favor, and we heartily join in the genera
desire for its encouragement and success.
The number before us is beautiful spec.
men Of Typography, fully equal in its mechan.
cal execution to the neatest works issued from
the Northern press Its contents are varied. and
for the most part interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
1t contains, amongst other articles, leterfiOn
Mr.. Writ to Law Student-a scientific comm.
nication from P. A. Browne, Esq, of Phiade.
phia-Poetry from Mrs. Sigourney, &C. &c.
We are glad to believe that the enterprisns
and excellent proprietor of the Southern Lite.
rary Messenger has every reason TO congrau
late himself upon the establishment of pero
deal journal, which bids fair to be nferiorD
none other in the United States We shall
mark his successful progress, and hope to hay.
frequent occasion to recommend as we do nov
the Literary Messenger to the favor of an n,s.
ligent community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

The following Banks have been selected y
the Secretary Of the Treasury as Depos'On'
OF the Public Money:
BANK OF AUGUSTA, at Augusta, Georgia,
The MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURES bI1
at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21
Extract of q letter to tie Editor, dated

"DEAR SIR: have only time to say that al
the returns have come in, and that Mr. Mchen
nan (Whig) is elected by l3l of u majority
His opponents have moved heaven and earn
against him, and have thus reduced his mag
rity. The Jackson Assembly ticket is eec'ee
by from two to ten votes. Their SenatoI@
candidate has about 40 ola majority.
Yours in great haste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21
NEW JERSE Y.

NEW JERSEY
The following, we believe, is correct state
ment of the political character OF the persons
elected to the New Jersey Legislature:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21
THE ELECTIONS.
OHIO.

The last mail brought US a.letter from Zanes-
ville giving the result of the election for Cover.
nor and member Of Congress in the county OF
Muskingum, and this certainly is almost as aus
picious as could have been desired, and much
more so than could have been expected from
the confident tone of the Administration prints.
In Muskingum county, the Wing majority Tor
Governor and Member Of Congress, IS between
tpeire and thirteen hundred votes. TINS coun-
ty gave a majority for the Jackson candidate at
the two previous. elections Of Governor; al
though at the last Presidential election the Wing
majority was 2l7.-Nat Int.
We hear from the Columbus district, in Ohio,
fone which has always been held the most doubt
ful of any represented by Democrat in Con-
press) that the present excellent Representa-
tive. Mr. McLene, is reelected. A letter from
Columbus, to a gentleman in this city, gives as
surance of this fact, and it is confirmed by the
following returns Of part of Franklin county,
which has been considered strong anti-Jack-
son county.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Returns from IS, out of 10 townships.
Congress.
McLene (Jacksoh) 1890
Olds (Anti-Jackson) sui
Governor.
Lucas (Jackson) lO9S
E;n5l,y ami. Jackson) 932
Glo6e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

The election in Ohio for Governor, State Le-
eislature, and Members Of Congress, took place
on Tuesday last From the adjoining Con,
gressional District, composed Of Belmont and
Guernsey counties, we have partial returns, en-
onUh however, to secure the reelection of Mr..
Bell, the wing candidate, by a handsome majo-
rity over his opponent, MIR. Kennon. In Bel
mont the whole whig ticket for the Legislature
and county officers has prevailed. In the Con,
gressional District composed of Jefferson and
Harrison counties, we have returns from large
portion Of jefferson, which show majority for
Kilgore, the Jackson candidate, oil about lou
over General Stokely. Mr.. Kilgore's election
NAV be considered certain, as Harrison, his own
county, will increase his majority.
Wheeling (Va.) Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

PENNsyLvANlA.-In the Sd district nubE.
meeting of Colonel Watmough's friends h..
been held, and they have determined to cop,s,
the election of Mr.. Ash. The PHILADELPHIA !,
telligencer says:
."Mr. Watmough had nearly thousand mo-,
votes than on any previous election; We, ISos
majority is given to his opponent Upwards ~
10000 votes are reported as having been poIs3
for the single representative Of that Dis,ri,c,s
while only 5000 were polled for the two men
bers in the city. In the Third Ward Nortbsr,
Liberties, nearly 100 illegal votes have aIress,
been dicovered. When the whole election !
subjected to judicial scrutiny, facts will be A.
yeloped that will starte the community
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

Extract Of letter from a highly respectal
and intelligent gentleman in Tennessee 10 lii
friend in this place
81 have seen in the Alexandria Gazette. and
other prints, statements which would lead 10
the conclusion that the State Of Tennessee wa
for Van Buren,. This is entirely a mistake
Van Buren, is in bad odour in this State. Judge
White would receive an immense majority oil
the votes of the State for President McLeu
would also have respectable support; but, |.
ly uponit, Van Buren, is far from popular. Ten
nessee is attached to Jackson. 1t would b
strange if she was not But the people are &C.
neraIIy independent and intelligent, and will
never 60 over to him Of Undertook"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

WASHINGTON MIRRoR-The first number Of
the Washington Mirror edited by Mr. ThomH
son and published weekly in Washington, Ia,
been issued from the press Of Mr.. Dunn in that
city. Having published the prospectus of h,
paper our readers are generally acquainp!
with its design. Mr.. Thompson will bring 70
the performance of his duties much iniorms.
ton and industry, and We wish him every sue.
cess in his undertaking. The first number Of
the Mirror contains many interesting articles
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-21

Jackson majority, s
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12

psp Ser belonpsrn 2EaM, flr Elm
Gpnsrs6mitslieo, atn stsn Nonen,b.
III gine'nnati unD be0en Nahbars
lNaft, sparos pr. eptleI (9aeffon,)
nit elmer Msbrheit' Don 4s @5tia,s
men dbsr 9rn.l lMalon sr,pahls.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12
CUB reuben wcllen
"9( eiu! g(ein! 9leinw

FIU! ~ etH ~ et
Ste gub srpinses ,rerDen 1sbn
Sboler fltr cintn Ncfer Qano All be-
;ab'en, Den ec1br jeet fir 10 Gct,l,
l'n9e baben t6nnt !" S>isf @ucD ,pers
Den tsbn 9obrs lang iparten la7sn,
u,t . Sdr9er Su neroen, Die bios
0utsheNsern ertaubeu wcllen, fir
TIRE Weiesgeber III 0in1men ; - Die
Monopels dbsr Monopole erritbten
Die Gu6 Cure :2Irbsit aus beu
Danoen nebmen, uRo ]Ie Don 3idt.
it!nsen IN 3u9tbauisrn MAIDEN tof'
fen ?
"Nein! geeiu! Nein!"
Bis jeRt NOR bier cine. 9DIfsre,
elerunQ, DaS beist: jsOer 95dreer
1T eln Glte0 Der Geeierune u. slebt
lelns e timms fur oos 0ees; ba
nun aber Der 9r6bte Sben oes cSol.
fes 0anonesfer tlno 2(rbelter IlnD,
nno oiele Die 0e(cse eur WobNabrt
oes ee'meinen StaaoeS bemirfeu.
70 ludt man oielelben aus per 3ab[
seleeIider Stlmmen blnous ~ (6ie.
ben. llno IclIte Dies 9efbeben uos
miro olsoann aus uns meroen p
Sin nleoerselblasenss, perdebt(i6es
Qols, pas (mie in europa, blos au
elnem 2lsnlte touslib 1T, ndmtib
aun1 g bme i9sn un0 Se1or
len y : -:
9Has (ouen mir oeT nun tbuu,um
eleie SbmaA Don uus absumcnoen?
ct m m { n, nelne SSrtpnoe, meb
ne tbsuren 2anbsltate -Sttms
N en-! Nptb atbt Sage >1no Der entI
lNeioenDe Augenbli If 1T po-mau
miro Den Neu.0Drfer Bireern bic
r16tige entfbelosnee sroSe Stage
per!esen: S + E y y { / t roer
& n { d t d a { e.! Damn eite
jeber, BET feline ShBe be,resen Fam,
unD trerfrant 1T, Der lo(Ie (lb bin
traeen un0 teee feline G tImme ais
Dpfer Der Wabrbeit auf ben BELLE
Gen altar Der unabbdnsisfeik fdr
81 &c y un0 Sracp, Oolper.
nor uu0 Qeutenant Gpurerntr flr
Den Stout 9seu.Oort. .-(Drspnros
Tiger DepfaA.)
Sin jsoer, Der (einen 8lrser{beiu
srbottsn fann tlls M Drsen, ano
nebme lbn bcraus; sin jeoer, ber iei,
ne SntentiSn nod ntbt eeseten bat,
sile Mrrsen unp 9ebe fie nit frtuois
gen 9er3en, unD erft bann teee er fem
0aupt rubi9 nieoer, tpenn er benu6t
1T, flr oie CUTE Sade mitse,nirft
~ bobsn. [8epfau.] Seiner BON
@uet fol- neutral bleiben feiner foH
oenfen, es msouf ibn niebt an,
ne NJ Cine S:tit1,e ift binreibenbt
utn elmer pclitliDen partbep ,oen
3riumpb ju fIdern uno tpenn tpir
aQe, Die mir bier perfammeIt fuo,
mitmirfen 70 miro Die CUTE @Sabe
an 0as 2ibt treten, Die tponfenoen:
.peroeu cine nsue
Stdrfe erho!ten uno Die treuenNes
publifaner tpespen ienen slorrsibsn
= leg oauon trasen oef1sn lIb tbre
Sinh unD Sinoesfinner BITS in bas
fpdtefte Sahrbuueert tsnsn erfreueu
,-[Srepmalistr Sepfau.1
Waren uno acp;Srep'
y ei uno ,G l~ei6 EFT fur
/ n, ne t unD li1,t11er !! ,@.'> 49,"
(Dtepmali9er 5sYfau.)
..., anton 8udenbsrser.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12

ner . rt1 1lH1.utlg oon jOJO A'A'tVEHj
in I4!un1arD NAl, WsusD3t'
1eutItbs 8rieu uuo eauosieuts tr1onrerf
aber Dauops.tsr uno GassIeDHe' :!
9Hir bcfuoen uns eeeenwartlg in
eiuem 3eltpunfte, Dec fir oos 9ns
trcRe oes omerItanilhen g . &c 8
.btblt pitDti9 ut. Mlt'cn IN Hosr
| SrleotnSssit, in sitlitbeu 0srtra'
Sen NIT oasn Notionen Aer gros,be.
fnosn wir un6 in elnsm onsnboren
I Rriese e.-&rieo in uu|crm on9encm'
menen cDoIerlanDs, Dem 9Iudlitben
NmeriPa, Dem ganre Der Vrepbelt u.
Nleihbsit ; pem 0onOe, pos leoem
}9erFel9ten S5d'ubt jeosm >Srsmoen
|etn Obooh oteb: oos ote un9!tef>
'si6en aus ousn 9totlenen e,nIooet,
|ibre 3uAuctt III ibm III nebmeh Ne
|saltfreunOIi;b empf5nat unp lulIIl9
Ils an olIen lbren T. licE'sil1Fetttn
|Sbeil nebmcn lAGt, &r'e9 rls;tsn
tn ceu Dsrsim9tsu }SS:Stnoten, tn tb-
Iren St1oten uub Obr1$rns N lbrtn
IStso6en unn ]JAuGerM ia Nrie9
mitten untrr un8. @=1S,r fcien feline
Bafsn IL. Oslbilss, Feline S5hWr
|ter uno Qon;eu, ,pir lehel feline & Dl'
oaten 0cb in Wafsu dbeu, teineNe'
l9imeuttr oufnar(ttren IN lere
! |Sbon;en uno pattcrsen (ino boe u.
oerlo0sn, unfere6>rdben Gno trucesn,
Ioie &riseslbiTs unb emamt ; tplr
jbbren tpeoer lSrSmpeten nod 'pfei<
fen weoer Sron1petenEDou nob
Sel09eftbrep, tpir bbren nlebt eos
4omnanoo Der SauptIeute, nod Den
Bonner Der &anDnem uno oech ut
Rries. Srie9 in un@ern Qerfon1us
|Iun9en ia un(ern 0dubern $50 Se't
men Sriea nit .1Glloen ODER Jn0los
nern, nibt nit @n9lAnoerN 6 ooer
6ran;o(en fonosrn Srts9 S~lichsn
oem 81 loe un0 OerOtsn t {!
,(&EeDlUUIsVEE <JStyNU.)
Sbeurc 2ono5ieurs !! 9Nhnncy g.
bcren in Dem n1u,iicben &anoe aEt
mir!
9cb lprstbe nitt ~ cen O!eBsp
uno Gelebrtsn, nltht 3u 'Nrrfelto. en
uno &auaeuttn, fur f's tino n's'ns
Borte iu ft,pab uno uamitbtla j
ib rece Su &ub lneIue tbeuren Mt.
ssno0en in eonoorbelt, 81 gatbs
Bic ibr ,pie ib, ourb taeIide 2lrbet')
@uer Ssben erboltct, ne tyr, n'It)
Ollb' un0 G pr9cn, init Sshwc'b
uno Staub beoseft, euren 4oanmcr
nieDerleat, um ibn am anoern Mer,
gen tpitosr oufsunebmen ; III gub
(prebs itb, ibroanorueresr unoSa9'
lSbner, einfab uno un9cfunltelt, a.
bsr treu uno berslicb,.pie unfre e!ts,
teutlbe sbrtihe Gprabe es nit litb|
brinst, uno a,lf Iolhe 2lrt rerpet 'br
MIDI am esibteitcn oeritsbsn. -(Sels
fau.) :
9ie. Gsiben baben unter aib e.
nen 8unp selhloHen, Der Huno gilt
Scr Qerniebtuus oerVrepbelt osr> ar
u,srn Sla0e. Das totbars. y utt
oas uu(ers 9orfobren fdr uns err
marben unb binterlo6en baten un
.ins DeNelben III erfteuen, uno IN
fern Mabfbmmlinosn tpienertteu III
dberllefern-oie 9 oloene Srepf
b { / / min tnat, uns aus Den Soans
Dcnrea6en. =
Die Neibsn .poaen uns gelebe
modem uno 9ebeu, fe moacn uns
unfre Arbcit er(thtpsren uno unfern
|Deroienft }bmdlern 1Ie wolisn uns
~, 3iafn ss9frs,, ,,fk &,er(ef,er II att6 Ncr(
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12
y 8aterIauo,-paf Dir ben feineS 9lonsns Shau :
.rDtau, Deu l2seU DscelE1l5>& loo4.

.ON'VN NNN2S'SV<h ~ ' " uE!U Aito
paE Nstt nehmen, fir un(ere Ou
teetber ~ '''mmcr9 |ie ireilen N:t,
/nur untsr elnsm ouoeru Nn,nen) III
uul>rn &oulsen ouFperfsu, tlnD II
Ans m:ttsn in elnem frozen eonoe, III
tiasm 0aufeu peraibtIicbcr Gc!apen
una oanoeIn. :
9>ob iitss 9eit, neh baben mir
Die Mabt in unlern 0anpen uns
vor einsn ie nIetri9enSaue i'll Nblbs
en- un0 oas uns anuettraute, tbeut
re Gut eeOlo enc Srev-
y ei t. un(ern Na6E6mmllaeep Quf'
Suoewobren {; nod ln9 mir olls
9 le ii, reid uno otm sreS rno
tlein, nod isebt jtosr Sdseer ouf
sleibem Su6e init Dem anoeru Der
drm'te Sop16bner nit Dem reltbften
Sen0'ori ia nit Dem Nr6noenten
felbli. .-DrevmoIiger Sspfau.) :
uub mem haben mir rie]e gbre;
nie(s unltpdboare OIiG III perpans
fen ? uniern murrl9sn 9orfabren
Die Ihr Gisenttum un0 ibr Qsben,
Out un0 0lut oofur bingabeu, Die
uns murol9 bte'ten, oieIes 0IuG ~
bslissn uno uns oe0sn ~ erfreueu,u.
wsEthe oielc beill9cn Gehte uns ans
vertrauten, um (le uulern Nahftm.
liu9tn III uberlieiern.- [Bspfau!]
lluO f1e tolltsn Don uns etiuI Iht
werosn! ! 2Bout Sbr gub oos fott,
bare Gut, ole Don ibnsn tbeuer c.,
faufte Srspbeit uno Gleihbeit, pie
Sbr jebt i'm oollen G'ils bes 96prts
9cnlc6et, entrel6en le6sn?
"9lein! Otein! Nein!"
WrtIt Sbr trieoer in bic ndmlihe
&nethtlehaft uerllntsn oeren Sbr
Cub taum in Guren1 9oterlonoe
eAtjoaen bobt
"9leir! Nein! 0lein!"
QEOGt Sbr Cub pon @uren Rins
bern unr @nft!n fubcn to6eu?
~ { IN 9teir! Nein!"
Gem wemu einmal rae srO6e
Wet; t eut]casn 1T, Ooe bic Nrmen
nltht nlebr tlr lbre 0elcs9eber (fin1s
nen pUrfsu, Damn mcrren wtr bier
t0sn.F0 ern'eorist merbsn mie mir
6 ln. cut|thIonb .poren es tpers
otn lI4> Namer Damn ouf'rerfsn; RE
nut unter elusm anoern 9>amsn Die
tJs'va!t Der &Snise ousuben, uno
Sussu S.nosrn wirO eS mebr nlbt
altsAtb lspn Ge ~ ttirssn.
e'rinnsrt @ueb an Gusr & ned t.
fbaft In gursm ee'iettsn Qotertan'
oef an Die boben S6ue. .unb Nbsaben,
an bic @tsusrn uno 3ebnten erins
nert @u6 on:osn 9srinesn 2cbn W,
rer Nrtelt an Cure tNbnen Se!oer
2Yiefsn oeren @.tras mid tgud> ions
Osrn Guren .&6nIsen gait; erlnnert|
@un an Cure Stabts uno Obrfer,
bic Ser Nufsntba!t eeori6ter llntsrs
tbonen IinD, an Cure bihbenoen
Sbdler uno bewliben @i6en,raIoer,
Die ibr NIT traurteem }cersen perlaf'
zen bait, un1 insinem fremo en-
NelttbeIle Die aneebornen menibts
rehts s,u fnccn.- falljoubSsn.)
Gls(ss ee!e9ncte 2aub, nie srebe
Die Don oen uneIgennubtgs
ten Mdmern gesrtnDsrt tporoen
III, uno bic nocb nacb ,s}abrbumoers
ttn Der sllfll6e Nufentba!t frepes|
Gtaatsblrser tepn tbnnte, e,-btetes
itbbne gauo ttett nun in 9efabr ge'
ltarst, ots Gleitbbsit ssrtretsn, uno
;SreplInnisfeit sernid,tet III tperoen.
limo ibr,pOut Dies sula0en, rpenuss
in @urer Mabt ttebt, eS III perblns
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12
0aeoiusuuaen nleler Seitun9.

Veoln9un9en oseler Seltun9...
1. Ser 9)rsis bicler 3eituns 1T ct"
1ba1er fir Den SabrsanS ,psnn '"uer*
kaib txep Mlcnaten Yrm Gmrfon9e Der
3siiune eu,---Gin Gbalsr uno fhufsta Ssnte'
,penn inuerhalb Dem cSabre,-Muo 2Ibalsr'
wennrab 0sstauf eeNelbeu be5abI mirS.
2. '6ar cine tirsere 3eitals iebs Morat
wiro teine 5ubsiriptiOu angencwtnenune
BE 3dtune faun uibt oufseseben spsreea
bio alle &h&itdube beaablt Nuo.
8. Bsfannrma 6unsen fUten: Shr eine
gncbe 50 @srts tas Ditrsf !; fir einsu
Ncnat 81 uno far Elm sJabr Ebal'r oas
Wjsred.
4. Der rieFs 3situns oursb cen pci'rehsr
bcs6mwt, pire nod bic Sufaslid,e Surn1ns
r&n 25 @ents ~ beSablen bahen.
8riefs .e. an Den JperansestsE mdl'
}sn poftfrsp einee(anet tpsreen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12
ST { 3 {. B { s

50rn. Nnton Vutenber9er'
9ebait II AN 2Ntsn 0st-bH 1854 por Ct
nsr . r'a esnMu. ooa 5000 IsaEl1S",
in l4lun1aup OaL Wsu:Do,t'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1834-12-12
.aZNNnEnn"h

lsn poffrsp einse(anet spsreen.
-2nEn/H(nEn|n"a~-
Illus Der Mltsn uuo ueusn Wtlt.)
qeutfcbeS s Srepbeitstieo D.
3ertrt DDS 3cd,, 3sueie Die &sttsu.
serrciE IT,, 8e'f s. erman Ten!
ee5etss it ee 3sit. Did, ~ erretten.
uub auS Der e Sflaoerep au gsbn
9ur Srepbeit bat uus gon erfdafsu.
@ie lep--auf esria infer 8lhf;
SbfbOn oieBhrfsu unc bic QFafFen
Gr3o9sn uns am 5tlansuitri6.
g5sIeaten uus nit ibperer Biros,
llno rrad,ten alaubeu une oabsp,
Tas Seiobes uui'rer MenibenwNree
Q'ouscmmsa an9emsi1sn iep.
0iWn fpiilen tpir, e6 1T ertoeen.
Sie bobsn ,,ae tprauNiErt
limb bsp Der 0ta(' berum8eSo9sn,
llno uu('re Rebte inloItirt.
llnc menn mir nseb Dem llrfrrun9 frdsen,
Mober bic M0udrebie eatitano ?
60 nib nns bic 0ernunft sIe,1 fa8ea.
TaB lie Der 1lnesrlfanb erfano.
Ter erlte Sbnis spar oer 3eiten.
0om 0clf ermablt. aus ibrer 3abL
limb oarauS 1T Der eblub 5u leiteu,
Ias e. nur MAR -sin @o!fsfsfal.
Da neb's notb Feline Majei&tsn.
ga aab's nod fsine Gapalier',
llno ts:us Ge5aar Don Doipoeten,
unr AUDI ttin se'(tlib Murmeltbier;
Ipb ad,, jsit osm Der &bn'sstitsl
@tica bls sum alrb6cblt,n 3isl.
Stiea Gvraunev '3,pedss Mttel,
llno Dolfsrrebt uuo Srspbsit fsI.
Mu 0of' serssueen tauieno etuHsr
Tes 2aness Sett Den beften MsIn,
llno mellen bic gum gtiefeIpussr
!oaltabtter, fsine Msnibsn feyu.
Sian praDt bsp Q!utera uno Saianen,
@baapoa nermsin nno GprafuS,
elnf Soften ornier Nutettbanen.
SIM saus uub 8raus i'm usbsrRuB.
1lns .penn oey Shrfen 9abiuebt s;aset,
MuB cseosrsnat,l Il sauf 9laub' unb lnors.
1lno ibm oee 0labbarS Qano +bebaaet.
SIR itu iu's Geio-eon, Jssitnatbsorl.
"a taBt man in Den &irben beten;
Iie pfafFsa betsn hefnuaaspou,
Gie beteu, 70 tpie 9lauber beten.
Tas ibren @aub-@ott (esnsn fol-!
ssst. sa ssr Sreu5eit glar,me loss,s
cfi unfer 8atsrlanc in 9tctb.
llnc ftins 5,atie bic ss foroert.
neft @rhesr--Sgeebsis oeer 1pb.
9pie ,reastn saun be pfaffen ipriusen
sshrapeaullfans er 1T uortev.s
aNie rpe,oen Sie bstdubt oanu i'nsen?
g;us Q,s,slt uuo '@otb bis-2itansv.
lit,b msnn @smalt fir @sbt ,rirb iisseu.
Ies Sbls,inoe: z d,pert une nbermanl,r.
SarSre Ybeituno fir Daterlano. D.
Irob mIaen Fb bic Sdburfen frsusn,
llno einsn Nbni9 fsBeu sin;
er iolI banu htet Mhitsneteu ,.
uue ater-O d.n js, Abnis ieDu.
G'srmaneu. bier anf--freper Gree. =
TsEft oft ans Meferlanb sarhf =. g..
Saes n;ebt Despeten bisr. ,tns beetoe.
aesllhfet 8an5 Zen Nfoffeuftid. = T.
800 flaeehaft itfte fir enrs Mst,te, =. =. /
.:ale tSYtss -+f r 80. ais Geutfebe-sr IS! !
sllsyasDItt ,aiets Oh. fsilsn Anebte, !, \
= aua ttsbsih III ess Stisptne shoDs.
1~ + q,N or.