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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03
M'LAUGHLlN'S LOTTERY.


This Lottery was drawn or the goth
ult.--The first prize consisting of the
Patapsco Hotel, at El'icoit's Mills, with
the addition upon the Rail Road, the
large Stone Stables, Carriage and Ice
House, and the splendid Garden Of
nearly three acres which is the Capital
Prize, valued at $50, 500 was drawn to
No. 5OS6, and Joseph Barring, Of Bal
timore, is the fortunate owner.
No. 90 drew the dwelling house val
ued at $4,000, and the owner of the
ticket is Robert Campbell, the lamp
lighter at the City Hotel, Baltimore.
No. 1896 drew the elegant Angelo
Cottage, valued at $2,65o, and the
tickle. is owned by Lieut.. c. Rlnggold
ofthe Navy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

Infuenza.-As this disease is now
raging IN town and country, the follow.
ing cure may be Of service to those af-
hicted. OF. extract Iiquorice, OF.
paregoric, and l OF. antimonial wine.
Place the liquorice in pint of water,
SIMMER it down to half pint, and
when cold add the others, taking
swallow when the cough is troublesome.
IN. Y. Paper.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

No SERvIcE.--A young, dashing cler-
gyman in Yorkshire, told the clerk: DO
not forget to say there will be no service
next Sunday. You know l shall want
to 60 to Doncaster, ces.'--Accordingly
the clerk, before the second singing, an
nounced in a sonorous voice--'Be no sar-
vice next Sunday, becaze as how the
measter wants to 60 to Doncaster races.
Let US sing the Tooth Psalm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

vote my most jealous and indefa,iga-
BILE efforts TO re.infuse into the miliii
that high military spirit, which recent
ly animated that patriotic band of CHI
zen soldiers "lhe volunteers of South
Carolina" and to introduce the mos,
efficient organization and the highes'
possible state ofimprovement in strata
gy, tactics and general discipline. l.,
this great labor. earnestly solicit and
confidently anticipate your hearty CO..
operation. Some Of the profoundest
maxims Of political wisdom have been
SO long the hackneyed themes Of dec
lamation, that they have come to be re-
garded rather as mere idle topics for
the hustings and the rostrum, than as
the basis Of wise and practical
craftsmanship. Among these maxims,
none seems to have been more eminen,s
ly destined to be preached and not
practised, than that which affirms that
well regulated and well trained mili-
tia is the palladium Of our liberties. To
what portion Of the whole world is
this maxim more strikingly applicable
than it is to the slave-holding states, Of
this confederacy, and in which of these
States should it be more solemnly and
impressively realized than in South
Carolina : A very small endowment
Of that political sagacity (which looks
before and after,' will enable any states
man to perceive, without looking very
far back or very far forward, that a.
mong those probable contingencies a.
gainst which it is the high Office Of
wisdom and patriotism to provide, is
the occurrence of crisis in our polit-
ical relations, at no distant period, in
which South Carolina, ia common per.
haps with all or portion Of the other
States, will have to maintain her sover-
eighty, and defend the rights and liber.
ties OF her citizens before the great iri.
bunal OF Ultimate resort, BY muniments
OF title and guarantees of quiet enjoy
ment, much more potent and efficacious
that that miserable mockery of blurred
and obliterated and tattered parchment,
the Constitution Of the United States.
If communities will ever learn wisdom
from experience, can it be more than
necessary to appeal to the impressive
lessons we have received from the oc-
currences Of the two last years, as an
admonition for the regulation of our
future policy :
Butt never look back to that trying
and perilous crisis without instinc.iveIy
shuddering at the objections, that ifthe
madness of the federal authorities had
driven the country to the dreadful ex..
tremity of civil war, thousands OF the
chivalry of the State would have been
slaughtered by federal mercenaries;
solely for the want ofthat strategic and
tactical skill in the officers, and that
exact discipline in the soldiers, which
could only be acquired by assiduoas
study and laborious training. Let us
not, then, permit ourselves to be ldlled
into fatal security by the peace and
unexampled prosperity which hava
crowned our exertions, or seducei by
the spirit Of acquisition OF the sllure.
ments of incidence, to relax our efforts
to put the State in an armour and at
titude,' adapted to the wors, emergency
that can arise.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03
CANAL TOLLS.

The whole amount of tolls received
on the Pennsylvania Canals during the
present year is stated as three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars !! one hun.
dred and fifty shor, of the estimate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

OTIS Pardoned.-Amos Otis, under
sentence of death as an accessory 10
the murder of Capt. Crosby, Of brig
Juniper, by Henry Joseph, has been
pardoned by the President. The par.
don was received by Marshal Sibley
on the 2Oth ult. and Otis was forthwith
set at,liberty.-B0Ston Transcript.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

The Globe is publishing essays, says
the U. States Telegraph, flied with the
most disgusting aduation of the Presi-
dent, from the pen of Richard Rush,
who writes under the signature Of |.
Dickinson. This is explained by the
fact, that after having filled some Of the
first offices Of the country, he is nov
reduced to the condition Of a poulterer
in the Philadelphia market. Expelled
from the society OF honorable men, by
his servility and utter sacrifice Of self.
respect, he has become importunaie for
office under the administration by whom
he was disgraced. Hence in bis last
essay, he lahors to get up French
war. There are no, words in our pro-
life language, to convey our detestaiion
ofthe man, who could prostitute talents
and character to so vile an use.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

O. Jacob Hampshire, aged AT
years, while eating his dinner few
days ago, in Philadelphia, was strang-
led in attempting TO swallow piece OF
meat-he died Instantly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

The Legislature of Pennsylvania
have taken a recess from Saturday the
20th inst. till Monday the 5th January.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

The Governor of the State of MISS
IssIPPI has convened the Legislature of
that State, to meet in an extraordinary
session, for extraordinary reasons of
which there are four. The first of
these reasons, is The refusal of the Bank
10 discount notes which have been TAX
en- for sales of lots, the proceeds of
which were to be applied TO the State
Buildings; and the last OF which is, 10
choose Senator of the United States,
to serve from the 9TH Of March mex, !;
duty which, probably the Governor
was not willing to leave to a new LIE.
gislature. The last reason is supposed
to be the operative one.-Nat. Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

Fear is often mistaken for condescen.
sion, and foIbearance for pusianimity.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

THE CANDLE AND observation-disclosures
when Sir Isaac Newton was writing by
candle light, the candle looked scornfully
down upon the inkstand which stood be-
side it, and said -'Stand farther off, you
little black fellow! how dare you remain
SO near one of my Importance
Pray, what are your pretensons p an
swered the inkstand.
BOUNDS, sir ! cried the candle, faring
proudly, 4 give light to the whole ROOM
And l. replied the inkstand, 'enl;gh-
ten the whole world
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

F The Small Pox has broken out
in Charleston kanawha county, va
Twenty cases have occurred. The dis.
ease was introduced by boatman from
below, who died after short illness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03
aNTELLaGENCER.
Ro1mnfp:
SATURDAY, JANUARY 8. 1895.

O. 1t appears that on the 18th ult.
at Franconia, N. H. the thermometer
was t,osnty too degrees beloa0 zero.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03
2enetrp.

III, From the Maryland Journal.
{, "There is no rest for the 'oicked."
MAN! Let this warning from the sky
Be craven on thy breast II
Guilt is the fount of misery,
THE WICKED HAVE NO REST
He who in pleasures gilded halls
Is oft an eager guest.
Soon feels that earthly pleasure pals -
The WICKED HAVE NO REST
What though the wealthy sinner be
Ofgems and gold possess'd
IT'S Heavens all.wise and stern decree
THE WICKED HAVE NO REST
The conq'ror who to deck his name,
Becomes scourge and pest,
Delusive finds the voice of Fame
The WICKED HAVE NO REST!
The Tyrant King, though myriads bow
To his supreme behest,
Wears rich curse upon his brow
The WICKED HAVE NO REST
Oh Virtue thou alone can'st make
Thy yotaries truly best
IT'S Death thy palh-way to forsake--
The WICKED HAVE NO REST!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03
PUBLIC MEETING.

At meeting of the friends of the pre-
sent administr Of the general gov
eminent, convened at the house of Mi
cbael Hill, in Charlestowr, in the county
of jefferson, on the 18th inst. Braxton
Davenport was called to the chair, and |.
Fouke, Esq. appointed secretary.
Whereupon the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously a.
dopted.
Whereas. Other counties composing
this congressional district, have appoints
ed delegates to meet at Winchester, or
some other place to be agreed upon, to
nominate suitable candidate to be voted
for at the ensuing spring election. and
this meeting deeming it expedient to con-
cur in such measure therefore,
RESOLVED, That eight gentlemen be
appointed, the chairman included, any
four of whom to act, to meet such dele.
gates as may be appointed by the other
counties ofthis congressional district, at
such place RS may be selected, to agree
upon suitable person to represent this
district in the next congress of the Uni
ted States.
The following committee were ap.
pointed in conformity to the above reso-
lution--George 3. Beall, Gerard B. Wa
ger, Gerard d. Moore, Jacob Morgan,
Francis Yates, Samuel Cameron, & Gar
land NJ. Davis.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing pro-
ceedings be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and published in the Free
Press, Winchester Virginian, Martins
burg Virginia Republican, and South
Branch Intellgencer.
BRAXTON DAVENPORT, Chm.
ISAAC FouKE, Secretary.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03

Il Chazlsnge.-We are authorized
by John c. Craig, Esq, of German
,owa, to state that he proposes to run
his torse SHARK, agains, any other
horse, four mile heals, for five thousand
dollars aside, half forfeit, weight for
age,-the race TO be run over the Gen.
trail Course, Baltimore, next Spring
meeting. The acceptance of this chat
lenge, with the name of the horse, to be
sent to the Secretary Of The Maryland
Jockey Club, or to Mr.. Craig, on or
before the sixteenth of January next
The Central Course is named, but the
Union Course, l.. |. would be equally
agreeably. Our Editorial brethren al
the South and elsewhere, will please
notice this proposition. - Phil. Eng.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-03


swate Ireland that has given ye all
your great men !" said a son Of the
Emerald Isle, at political gathering.
"Was'nt Patrick Henry an lrishman 7
was'ot Franklin, Jefferson, and Mon.
roe, lrishmen 7 Amt Jackson, Clay
and McDuffie, IIishmen7 By the
powers, all the great Americans, and
more too, are Irishmen."
eyes," said a person standing by,
"and Bonaparte was an Irishmau."
"Faith, and he was-his name was
originally Booey Patrick-but he
changed it to party TO suit party pur-
poses.
Flourishing her heels TO some pur.
-.MadamoiseIle Celeste, French
danceuse at the New York theatre, re.
ceives a, the rate of $4,000 a month,
or $4,000 year What a shall
low world this is How many accom-.
plished and talented men pass long and
laborous lives in instructiug the heads
of the rising generation, and at last die
poor, while young girl flir,s her heels
in the air for half an hour every night,
cuts few pironettes and pigeon wings,
and makes an immense fortune in a
twelve.mnnth
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10
YDltt Nu6ldnDe.

Ser 2pnocn Courier pom 9ten
Sebruar perliebert auf ole Nutborl
tat zines llr,tss, eab bic &onisln
BON gnelano tpirflib fhwan9sr fey.
[GoIlte 1ib Dies bs,tdtisen 70 mir
oe Die prin;s0-in Nlsranorina 8ics
|toria, Sobtsr ees Beritcrbsnen
0erieas Don Sent, trelde Den 2A
fen Map, 1919, aeborsn tpuroe, u.
seeenwdrtie Die nahffe Sbrcnerbin
|ift, ibren anlpruh ouf fete &rone
|9rp6brittaniens Derlltren. Wsls
|beim Der ate, ieBiser S6nis BON
GnelonD, III am 2liafn Nluauit I765
eetcrern uno pie Sbnisin ADeIbeie
am lstsn Husuff, 1892. am lien
|Sutp, 1919, ,rurocu lIc permdhtt
uno baben bis jest mob felne Sim
Der aebabt.
Das fh6ne amerifanifhe Gdiff
|spcn Captain 9urslep, spelbes.
am soften Genner bon ejperpccl
|noh ben qereinisten gtaaten ab
|eselte, fbsiterte am lften Sebruar
|unweit Der irldnoiiben Giite. Gas
|Sdiff in gdnslih psrloren aeaan>
esn uno pen oer Wannfdaft Die,
nit ginfblus bss Captains, aus
II Werfonen beifano, retteten lib
|nur Ter Gteuermaun tlnb 8 Matro'
zen. Captain 8urslep fano fein
.8rab In Den 9Beuen. Gr if Elm
Vrubsr oes Captain Durslep tpels
der oas nmerifenifbe padst(bif
Orpbeus fibrt.
2tm 6ten Gebruar traf 9oiepb
Bounaparte BON feinem eanoGse IN.
ecnooa sjM inber ausoraffibea
= Z i = y j 7 .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10
J = : 3

- "gs Ddre cine mcralif f6e lin.
|fm6glibfeit Der Natur Der Din
H9e 3untoer, ipenn man annebmeu
"rpcllts, oaS blele gmtsrantsn, ouf.
"ae3osen iu einer Sclopendbnliben
'nlnwlnenbeit, pbne ale Mlttel ser
ooer Der 9elesenbeit,
hGolebe ~ errperbsn, irgeno Elm ons
"tere0e fir unfere Natienak2lnee>
Hlesenbeiten fiblen oOer irseno si>
linen @tnau6 ouslben f6nnsn, Urn
t'bie 9erfanuns uno Die 8eleee su
Huuter,tieen. Sur6 Die 0lptb.
hApenDisfeit bon benz ganoe ibrer
"geburt binwes 9etrieben f6nnen
|Gs famtllb nur erwarten, Yon am
"pern sefittsrt uno setlsioet ;u rper>
.Hoen; ebne Grunblase, Dbne pat,
--"rietismnsi fperoen lIe .lur oabin
"getrieben 100 (ie ibr eissnes oSn>
y'ters0e befriepi9en ;u fbnnen slau>
ben.& grstebuas, Doer pielmebr
nWansel perfelben, bat Ge 5u Dem
Hsemabt, mas lie lino, nas f,e felbIt
Hnibt aber Die Gefke ;brss 2au~
Hoes, perfbulDet babsn !; uno IS
hplrbe ebenfo unm6slib fepn bic
HSleden Des geoparDen Su serniI Ibt
ZEN ais jenen oen tpabren 9eiit un>
(rer 8erfaHun9 besRi1ib 5u made
fen. Dan aeboren, irgeno einem
Unit Siteln besobten Narren ansu>
ilsebbren- auferscsen irseno einen
iiarifefratifOen GOetmann als0alb.
H9ott ;u perebren, fino fte nur (bmab
Hbefdbist,. Die grunofdse nnfrer
nDerfaGuna, bab aue menfben frei
i'uno unabbdnsis seboren iino su be"
Hgreifen." "
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10
Sereiniate @tooten.

GtmVufaIe N.pvblifon peroonb
Zen mir folgenoeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nunos:
MN, uuftrn getrn cine 2lnGtkt
'pcn ben geitnnunaen III geten,
weIhe nie feDerolllflfhe partei Oc>
senonnte QEbispartei) gs9en Grem>
De ginsenonrcrte (auer elenen; $
Denn Ge MAIDEN feline 2lusnobmen)
su be9enpfe9enseben mir nfob
eenosnNus,ug zines ongebIlh inrie
GOlunnen oesVuf. gSbia einQelanbs
ten, epm 6erausseter eiefet Nlottes
jeoeeb felttt perfertieten Nrtifel.
essa0em oerfetbe 9enaanten Nufiab
olS ein9efanot bor;ufellen ib be,
.mdbt, iuht er Den 0Iauten 81 yer.
tretttnt ais fey ct burb Die tfent1
Tide Msinun9 unterlfist. Msrfst
auf, le|et uno beoenfet, tpie nett
.Dic(e 2eute NIT ibreu ollein lelig
mabenoeneebren nod 9eten muspen,
menn Die Madt biefehen Su err
swinseul in ib1sn 6dnocald>
vac!
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10


babe uno erinnert ifd, pobei Sa,
ges, Der Gstun0et ia ieDesA Fleinen1
oau,it oerbanoenen tlmlfanoes.
gS m6ge biefm irregellbrten
aber aue 8erecbtisssit mis-
oerfabren. @5etb(t Dor Dem Srie-
Densritbter erfldrt er, oa6 er uibt
pif1e, IN pslbem 0aule Der Gov
perneur poinperter tpobne, uno Ssr'
Gtbert eoB ibm nihts befannt ley,
tpDoureb Der gpuDerneur Neinosr'
ter permicfelt werDe. 2lIle oiefeMls
berrufnneen folIten nidt se!ten.--
.Goltrnann Elm M it9lieo oes
|Stab tsmagittratsi ein0cus
pernementssG Dntroet0ri Elm lluterz
nehmer bon arseitsn auf SfentttDen
pldeen uuo Gtransn, oriust su pier
|eerftbieoenen r1alsu in ibn, ebe er
| fbD6ren mill, uno siebt ibm sutekt
|pertraulib i'll perttebcnt ooB er,Sop,
|oie Nusibt hobea niroc, Gbn,iss
(oeorbett en- Dem Sbaes&an,n,ers
l8ebauoe su bePpmmen, spelhes,
lpie man elaubei balo auf,gefhbrt
Inerpen fnlIe, bepcr CT burh einen
IfSrperliben Gio feline Qusfase be-
lfrdftigt. .s s. 49, 1
Git COMMITTEE ipeiB ibren 2(b.
lfheu iber fplbe Dreseouren nidt
llfart genue oussuorlfen; bod 1T
lie lD sldaltb slauben su ourfen, baB
loies lbanblt0e 8crb aben etn GNse.
loes Senats in oo5 obIheuliblte
IGerbwben III permietetn, BET 0sn
1hbrieen Staotbenobnern Die srbBs
ten llntpiuens erre9t bat, ME bic
Igcmmittee es oenn aub firpfiht
lin jeber bfentl!ben 8esiebuns bait,
lrie llrbeber uno 9erbreiter biefer
Ilhdnolideu Be(tbulpisune zines uns
I(bulnieeu Mannest Der 9sradtuns
luno oem Saoel ossp ablifums preist
l;useben.
Sblie6lib fdldot oisg emmittee
nod oerr, enat Die Ge(elutiou
ipor: - ....
geftble0em bas feins Gebatten bon
| 8er0atbt oaf Dem ebaracter
oes Qbtbareu @eorge ppin'
Derter rubt, in Nn(ebiln9 oes
r. t d ey-+
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10
Court Don Common 9>Iies.

C=Qluf Mentas Den 15tsn eiefeS r;ro
bic @uurt con Common plies, fur gtar
Gannts, ibte 6 ituns in eieler Gfaot anfan7
gen. 9ev elmer (clebsn @eIessnbet soften
mir, oaB lolbe bon unferen eutitritenteu
Die ridldnbis lino, uns AUDI nibt psrssi
1sn weroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10

HSft Dies bas @emaloe unfrer
san;en naturaliflrten gsp6lferuns !?
|gie Iasen, IS fey 70. @ie maiden
feiue 9lusnabmen. Snrsm tie an,
fnbrcn, oa6 2(ue auberbalb perDer.
sStaaten aebDrne gmiaranten pom
.Sti,nnrstte aus9sldlpfes fcpn fol-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10

A1N% ~c'NN0AH WV ~O~tNTV 'N@~~F""'
borte far1e1 an Dem 0ouIe zines
Sreunbes sufamt,,en, tpo lIsmsbrere
|5tunDen olein bep einanDer moren.
\ MaE fpribt Ooppn, oo6 Der 0er'
,es BON Orleans un1 Die Oano Der
Nrinse0in Maria Yeanborncl&
Sehter Der DrinSelIn .Stspbon's
8saubarnois, Die Den 9rcbber;og
Ioon Sooen bcpratbete, 9ewDrben
Ibot. Gie prlnse0in Gtepbon'e
III cine Spbter Der Qerfsrbensn
Sai(erin Ssfepbine. 5.~ .-S
Maoame 2etitia Suonaporte,
Mutter res 8ertorbenen Safes
Napplscu, pobnt nod in,mer in
0ion', uno leiDet Segenwdrtiq febr
an 2lussnlbmdhe. Gie nimmt
Iofters 8eRbe Don SranSe(en an.
Sep einer neulidben Nuoiens nannte
elmer ber Nnwefeueen unperlidttser
Bei(e Den 9tanen oes 0er3pgs Don
|Neib1apt, Dem SDbne NappleensJ
tperauf }is in Sbrdnsn ausbrab, II.
|als lle btsrauf bic an Der QBano in
|eebns9rtde bdnsenoen portraits
,eiete, iaste fe: "Nub Den bat Der
Numdbtt9e Don mir senontaen."
Maoome 2etitia tbeitt Den 2lrmen
,reibnbe QlImpfen aus, uno wirD
basesen Don ibuen lsbr bod oes
Ifbdet. 9br Sruoer, Der GoroL
hal Se(b, 1T autb nod in Som, u.
lhbrt 0en Sittel zines Grsbif fOofS
,en gpon. gr befbt eine prahtoob
4 Si.loer9a aueriet Die
sorShsli6 in famdnoifben gemdk
Gen febr reibbaltis ous9eitottst III.
8on 0ren,en tpiro unterm 19tsn
Seuner sefbrieben: HosSm Sobr 1894
|tese.ttn ia Gbife NIT No0a9ie>
Irsn aus unferm oafen nah unter'
lhieoliben SDeilen pon Noroome-
Irifa ab, ,.nemlib: 64 nacb 8altimo,
lie, NIT 7747 perfenen; 40 nab
Neuperf, nit 1898 Nerfpnen; g
nacb pbilaoelpAia, init los perfo'
mem unO z uaeb ReuOrleons, nit
983 psrfonea-in allen 1l5 S6iH
fe, nit 1851 perfonen; 70 nie
aud Elm Seblff nob Samaica nit
l5o5 Derfenen. -. i
Gin serpider 9err 0aument f6ik
oert ben &Suig Ser SbmeDeh ouf
1folsenoe rubmpcue 9Seife: Berna,
Ootte 1T 50 Sabre alt, ouein Die Seit
bat ibn weni9 peranpert. Neb
immer bot sr letne eolen, ausbruoess
1peIien 0efbtssiee, hnor,es ber>
obbdnsenbes 0aar, unD funfelnoe
Nusen, fpelde boiler 2eben lino,
,penn er Don (einen Selbsieen in s,
to!ien fpridt. 9eoermann bat 3u'
tritt su ibm unb er miro bon feinen
9plfe 9sliebt. gr bot oen 2teter.
tau febr sstcbsn, Die Sarsn bepna'
he ob9ehaffh u. befBt cine Nrmet
BON 10000 Mann. Dsear, leir
! 1Sobn 1T "a Sabre alt, Elm poIl,
Ifemmener Gbmebe, qiebbabe,
Der Gbeu,ie unb Matben,atif, uni
befonbers eer mulic.
2lus einsm Nrtifel in Dem gepp,
|tifben Moniteur Eheint es berpor,
susehen, DaR pas 8prbaben su,
Orsaniiiruns elmer mdehtisen espp,
1t.fben Seemabt nod INNER llnper'
anoert 1T. 2lutereits beIieben pis
lOfFlsiere oes @tabli0ements aus Il,
mem 2lomira!, etnem DieesNomiral
cinem Gcntres2lomirak 25 Capital
ne, III Qieutenants, nebff einem
| Gtaab, uno Gffiiere pom serin'
germ Grade i'm 8erbdltnib. I'm
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-04-10

y 9eRCefueNg6 @dalD an tbllf tDlN 1
sie COMMITTEE iih nitbt einlalsn,|l
ObgislD lis bapctl eislen .5hsu6, /
ouf EOS nnae9ranDste {einer Nn9o,
ben III Der ibr .lbeetrasenen @aebe
mQbt, @s tpdr ibn1 Inn elnen Sc,
billfsn in (einsm9srld rldumounssplan
81 thnt,, raO er fonD ibn MIR su
lelcbt in rem Soy, Der tpenn man
ibn oub, ipenn CT nihtsrn rpar, fur
cinen ebrlibsn Mann belt, bod Oh,
ne paS Is pie,e Mibe feifete, Elm
@erfseus in Der 6ano zines Ger,
fbnaisen fpereen fenrte,
9ie dneefibrten Sbatfa6en fpirs
Den nun feDm ben G5temart ats3eu>
gen 0erodebtis Su tnaben; tpenn|
rabei abec nod binsutbmn,t ba6 y
ongefebene nit itu1 an oet1felben'
Srte tpcbnenoe Manner, nit ibm
confrputiet, untergio ausfasen 0aBI
Iie tpe9e1 @einss augemeinen Gbas
raeters felbf 5einem gioe nitbt slau,
ben whroen, tpet1n piele oncere feline
Witblrger bereit linD 0aGelbe ia be-.
fdbnbrsr, tpie ote COMMITTEE su
9lanbenaae llrIabe bat, rrenn er III
eerasem gBiDerfprutb nit oerSbots
fade etfbeint, DaB ucn pem bon ibm
aagegebenen StanDpunFte aus fein
Men@b bon Dem arloerrl in oe8geus
rsrneurs poinOerters 5Dauie unter,
I6ieoen speroen ftnne, tpie souf 2uf'
tras Don Der COMMITTEE, our6 Elm.
en- 8er(ub ousgen,ittest tpDrosn ilt;
ipenn (alibis) ein 2(libi it Elm ga,
teintIbes Don Den oeutl6en 8eribs
ten recipirtes wOrf, ipelbeS Den
SemeiS aus elmer @ntfernllne bon
sinsm getpiGen Srte auSorhdD TO-
ipobl BON 2aDrenee, ais DemGcner-
neur poinDestsr Durb unpertperaitbe
3eusen ertptelen (ino, 81 Der Ben
Stewart ansegebenen Seit, 5. bentn
Der gr(te anoertbalb Meilen tpeit
Ypee, ilno Der anoere bbbftrobr,
fbeiaIlb in Dem Mement in fsinen
AntSgefbdften auf m0apitol roar;
uno iperl,l lcsar, falls man Ste,
,part glauben Darf, feine 4eu0erue
gen sesen Colonel Brent, Dobin
sielten Dem prdGoenten Der 9erI
einisten Staaten oen 8erfub an,
suibulDigen, ais babe ber(elbe ibu
bewe9en 9 inee Die er nibt
piGe, ~ belbpsren, ooer ba6 feine
2lusIase fpenn 1ie 70 setpefen mare,
pie Der Drdfoent }Ie verlangt babe,
cine ean;e 3eituns anseflut baben
piroe, tpcourb Oiefer bebeSStaats>
beamte In Das 1erbretben Der &C,
beimen Nnffellung falfher Seusen
btrmidelt miro, ,petde Snrplieation
pie Mitslieoer ber GemHittse, als
2lmericoner, nit Nblhen pernerfen;
10 fbnnen Feline spei M,sn|hen
nber oen Sblu6 uneinis fspn oa6.
bisfsr nnsliflihe G5temart fih ei
mes osr fhmdrselfen 9ertretbeu se,
gen Die bffentlide Sittlibfeit fbul.
big ser1abt bat.
Sop binsesen III auasnfbeinliet
,,ur ols Werf;eue Der Bcsbeis Nn
bersr gebraubt tpcroen. Stespart
ndhsrt lib inn uao loot ;usrlt cine
unbe eilimnts Neu0eruns aus ibm
beraus. Des 6errn Grefts -6aus
nbBt an bas rDerin Der g5ouperneur
poinoerter .psbnt. Disftr berr
Gro(t batte in feinem 6aufs NATE
r,no oes J6erbftes malen IaHsn, uno
tptil Der wintsr eintrat, blieb ct,
tpas pon Der Nrbeit unpeuenDet.-