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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02

which paper is published according to the
tenor and effect following, that is to say
[We omit the extract from the Emancipa.
tor, considering it seditious.]
GOV. GAYLE TO GOV. MARCY.
ExEcrr1vE DEpARTMENr-ALABAMA.
Tuscaloosa, 14th Nor. 1885.
SIR,
Ihave the honor to transmit to you de-
mand, under the Constitution and laws ofthc
United States, for Robert G. Williams, and
a copy of an indictment recently found a.
gainst him by the grand jury of Tuscaloo.
So county in this State, for attempting to
produce insurrection and rebellion among
our slave population, IN the manner set forth
in the indictment. 1t is admitted that the
offender was not in the State when his crime
was committed, and that he has not fed
thcrcGom, according to the strict literal Hi.
port of that term; but he has evaded the
Justice of our laws, and according to the
Interpretation which mature reflection has
led me to place upon the Constitution, should
be delivered up for trial to the authorities of
this State.
Ny views, somewhat at length, arc con.
tanned in message which will be sent to the
General Assembly, which convenes on Mon.
day next, and take the liberty to enclose a
copy Of so much of it as embraces this
deeply exciting and interesting subject
Should your Excellency concur with me IN
opinion, have to request that Williams be
arrested. and confined until l can find an
agent to conduct him to Alabama.
| have the honor to be,
Very Respectfully,
Your obedicnt servant,
JOHN GAYLE.
His Exccllcncy Gov. MARCY.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02

| This rule as stated by this eminent author,
was defective, as it left it too much in the
power of the State applied to, to Judge of
the nature of the crime, for which an often.
der should be delivered up, and as no mode
of prosecuting was specified, in making the
demand, and no compulsory obligation i'm.
posed, to ensure compliance with it when
made. To remedy these defects, the Con-
stitutioh provides that ga person charged
in any State with treason, felony or other
crime, and who shall flee from justice, and
b. found in another, shall, on demand Of the
Executive authority Of the State, from
which he fled, be removed to the State hav.
ing jurisdiction of the crime It's con.
tended that by this clause, unless man &C.
tually flee, run away, or voluntarily 60 into
another State, he cannot be demanded by
the Governor of the State in which his
crime wds committed. The expression flee,
IS not as comprehension as others that might
have been employed; but as the great OBJ
ject of this provision was to secure tho pun
ishment of offenders, and thereby preserve
the harmony of the States, according to all
the known rules of construction, it should
be taken in the sense in which it was used
by the trainers of the constitution. The
word flee, as it occurs in this clause is sy-
nonymous with the word euade. 1t would
be trifling with the dignity and importance
Of the subject to confne this, expression
strictly to its literal meaning; for it would
lead to the absurd conclusion, that if an Of
fender leaves the State, by any means what
ever, without his consent, he could not be
demanded, or surrendered up to the justice
of our laws. Suppose the case of a man
guilty of murder here, who is conveyed BY
force to Georgia, and is tried and acquitted
for supposed offences against the laws OF
that State. He chooses afterwards to re-
side in Georgia, and, according to the posi-
ton assumed, cannot be demanded Of the
executive; for he did not flee from justice,
if to flee is q voluntary act. This provision
of the Constitution should receive the most
liberal construction, forthe reason that it is in
favor of the rights of the States of the u
Mon, in oil their reserved rights occupy to
each other the relation of independent sove-
reianties, and any one of them has the right
to demand redress and satisfaction for inju-
ries done by the others or by their citizens.
But having relinquished the power to enter
into treaties, grant letters OF marquc and
reprisal, &C., the only means to which re.
sort can be had to secure the obligations
which exist between independent States, we
should, if We rely on the national code, be
restricted simply to the privilege Of prefer.
ring our complaints without the power OF
enforcing them.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02
Mr.. Forsyth, 10 Mr.. Barton.
September ID, 1885,

This letter informs MIR. B. thatit has al.
ways been the intention Of the President that
the delegation Of the United States should
leave France ifthe treaty were not fulfilled.
1t instructs him to call on the Duke dc Brog.
lie and request to be informed Of the inten|
tons of the French Government on the sub.
iect; and to do so in the most conciiiatory
tone. If the Duke should reply that the
money is to be paid on any fixed day, Mr..
B. is instructed to remain in France; 9th.
er,wsise he is required to apply for his pass
ports, and state the reason to be that the
treaty Of indemnify has not been executed
by France.
He is directed to comply with these in.
structions in time for the result to be com.
municatcd to Congress at the opening Of
the session.
No. 3.
Mr. Barton % the Duke Do RlUHe.
Legation Of the Ca'ted Sfae' cf A"'e''eG' :.
Paris, October %, 1885.
MONSIEUR LIZ Due:
Having executcdi to the letter. ~
last instructions of my Government sAc
interview which Ikad the honor 70 have
with yo,.- E.xcel...ncy, Oh tie 2erh pfsshss
:ncnth, il order ;uI-iicr 70 cofap!y WI those
.....'..2..29s. a;AaIoE' % .c.I:.-1. = ~; =
:. - >,.. .,::1' =. ,1fs'!-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02
Documents accompanying the FEesi.
dents Message % Congrsss On the sub.
ject OF our French Relaff0is,
No. /.

This is letter from Mr.. Forsyth, Secre-
tary of State, to Mr.. Barton, Charge DAT.
fairs at Paris, dated June %, 1885.
1t informs Mr.. B. that the Mcssrs. dc
Rothschild, the Bankers ofthe United States,
had been authorized to receive the moaey
due under the treaty of France, if offered,
but not to demand it. Mr. B. is instructed
to receive any communication made to him
by the French Government, and merely
transmit it to the Department Of State.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02
RURAL ECONOMY.
sL,,,.ss oa,s. and Ruta Baga.

SkinlcSs Oats, anu H"" D"S
Mr.. l.. Tucker-I have no other apollo
~ for addressing you, than that last spring
procured from Albany, two quarts SkinlesS
Oats, flor which paid one dollar. l sowcd
them thin in order to procure as mucii seed
from them as possible. On harvesting, l
hod INA common sized bundles. Iput them
through nv threshing machine, and cleaned
ND six bushels and four quarts, weighing AZ
pounds per bushcl. am inclined to think
that one bushel of seed will be sufficient for
an acre, although | put on four of our com.
mon oats.
fitted one hundred and seventy rods OF,
say three.fourths clay, remainder muck soil,
for Yellow Swedish Turnips, in the follow
ing manner, viz:
Ploughed, dragged and rolled day, $3.50
After two weeks manurcd clay land
ll-3 days l2s., 200
Next day ploughed, dragged &rolled l,50
June I6, ridgcd 81 inches apart and
sowed with machine, l,5O
I lb. seed, es., put on 10 bushels
lime Us soon as turnips were out
Of ground, 2,2o
Sewing lime As, transplanting II
rows, which on pulling could see
no difference from those sowed,ss. $50
Passing through cultivator day,l2s. 37'
Thinning and dressing out, 4days,3s. 2,50
Passing thro' culhyator l day, l2s.
last dressing 2 days 5s:, l'62S
Pulling, topping and securlng,2 men,
team, days us, s,oO
Interest on land, 800
3 26,25
Cr.-By $40 bushels turnips, 20 cts. 1920
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02
3 26,25
Cr.-By $40 bushels turnips, 20 cts. 1920
26,25
$134,74

have raised a small patch Of Mangel
Wurtzcl which has done we'll.
l would recommend to every farmer to
take your useful paper, and cultivate one or
more acres Ruta Boga.
Very respectfully,
II. MERRILL.
Houns6eld, Nov. 1e, 1885.
Gem. Farmer.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-02

To extract Lamp Oil from Linen or Cotton.
AS soon as possible after the oil has been
split, take the article on which it fell and I'M.
nierse tin clean cold water. After soaking
awhile, the oil will begin TO float upon the
surface; when this takes place change the
water. By thus renewing the water fire.
aucntly during few hours, the oil will be
gradually and completely removed without
rubbing or washing, and when dry, iron IT.
and no vestise of the oil will remain, nor any
change of color be visible. II.
Hov to hare Minee Pies any Gme.-Pre-
pare Your meat by boiling and chopring, as
though it were for immediate use-mix it
with suitable portion of suct, spice and
salt-then put it in an carthern pot, pound
it down with pestle, and then cevcr it over
with the best of molasses, keep it where it
will not freeze, and it will be fit for use any
time. NV wife has adopted the above course
for four or five years, with perfect success;
so that we have had mince pies made from
meat killed in December, as constant IN July
following as in January, and quite US accept
able.-iMainc Farmer.
To remove spots Of Grease or Pitch from
,eoolen eloth.-In a pint of spring water
dissolve an ounce ofpure pearlash, adding to
the solution q lemon cut in small slices.
This being properly mixed, and kept in
warm state for two days, the whole must be
strained and kept in bottle for use. A little
of this liquid poured on the stained part, is
said instantaneously to remove all spots of
grease, pitch or oils, and the moment they
disappear the cloth is to be washed In clear
water.-Glasgow Nee. Mag.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
9arrifon D ber S auer!

gs III llnfinn Den bdrrifon I'll.
lien s'D autr ju lsnner1, mic.
jest Die 8anf,rbiss tbun. Gbsn
10 inadten Die S6bsraiitsenes nil
Dem 81 tfusr (GDtlD. D. po.)
Sie fpctlsn baourtb bic dreicfen
Dausrn cuf ibrf Gsite lofeu, u.
es gtllnst ibnsil ilut sueist. Jat-
fen, Iasl 6uFstl anb 9obnfen
Die alle gro6e Douereyen babsn,
reroienen riel cher Den 9aanien D.
Dautrtl olS Darriion. Dorrifcr.
mar ftin galljeS eebenlasls Gin
Memferbalfer nter e. n 4 d /
D s 60 Oft Geif 9abren
,uohllf e itef, ii sirlefi1 9roE srl 80,
isl cincinnati, itl G.ierf nit ii,
iisln @,thatt DOi, tebr ais $4,000,
hlIt 1id elilsn g5dreiblrf &ntfns
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
AgSA
:. ezIe 80

So eben ais anfere 3eitune
itH Ne6e giene erbielten tpir nod
folseaoe spidrise QBablnabrib-
feE bon pennfDlpanien.
|@ TO III 4 n l-Sie TO m.
| m ~ Gauntpa,p els.
| 9lDrfefbes 1euesl
Sn Dautpbtn gauntp bat oas
GAME OemFccrotifbe Sifet mir
elmer fsb0nen Mtbrbeit selieqt.
9n OsIe,pare Gauntp Bat Die
oemocratlfbe pattbsp oen S,ea
foapen seliegt. y.
9n Union GaurNp, 0tt ilarFen
Seifun9 Der Nstlmaurerep, bobef,s
Iuufere Srtnnoe ole lBabl qesp on,
men. Sen. 81. .. 0amnsoro, iit
| IN Den Gonsre6 erpob!t.
Sn Cumberland Gauntp IN oog
game Ssn,csratifbe Siefet er.
ndblt. ..,.' +.
On Dorf gauntp bat Detnocrat
tie MT siner srOeen Dlebrbeit &c,
lle9t. ..s.',....os.
9u BebfDrD unb SrdnFlin 60,
bat unfer 9anses Siefet se(leef.--.
I@s beiBt Gibter Sbdffer int in
ben Spn9reB erDdbit.
9n perrp Gauntp bat Demo
cratic nit nber 600 mebrbeit 9s-
lfest. ..S.:.,s........,,... .z
Sn pbilaoslpbla g.anntp baben
loie Demcerateu NIT mebr ais
1890 seiiest. S5utberlano iIi 600
[blnterban0.
Sn Der @5taot spbilaoelpbia (iea-
.Iten Die S6Deralilfen.
Sn 0erfs Gauntp III Der q bt6.
i 8. q. Mibienber9 In Den Gons
Igrebt uno oas GAME Democratic
llbe Slefsterndblt.
Jn Scbunlfll Gauntp ift s..
Iw. Gonrao ais Geprefsntans co
lpdbit. .
| Sn eeda tpnrbe nas bemccra,
fiibe Sidet nit ungefdbs 800
Mebrbeit eripdblt. Il:
4 Don Abasns gauntu iff 0}ad,s
lribt erbatten trcroen Das Dsr R6s
Inis BON Anti-Dlaurerep, Sbaos
locus S5tepens, 9etoten tpurDe
i Gin oen,ocratifnes Mlitglieo ilt
lbeltiminterlpdbl
Sn Nortbampton uub Mcnree
Durot oas GAME oeinceratitd:
j Sifet erspdblt. Dlebrbeit ero6.
i 3n eanfaiterG 6 auntp ypuToe Das
i Nnti-Manrilebe g.iefst nit siner
dnbeDeutenosn Msbrbeit ertpdbls.
euserne gauntp errpablte Dos
Igaase DemDeratifbe Siefst NIT
IsseSts Wltbrbeif.
81 Mssbsnp srspiblfsn, uah
Jsiner biersrbaltensn 9ss.tt,d,t, BE
Derictrateii stpep iia0 BE 2Hfiss
I2 Wlitglicoer III pas SSaus. Das
MitstieO fat gofssreS erbielteu
Ioie AntisWaursf
l Miftitf Gnuntp eItpdhlte DaS
/ sanje oe1ioerotlftbe Sifet.
9n tibanoil eaut.'p III weiD-
IneE { ANTI W aursrl NIT Der elem,
|otn Msshrbeit Del, SO hber 9rn.
IntisE Nsnieeraft eFirablt ipor-
Pen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
Or. g bepler it1 init elmer
Webrbeit Don 1859 in Den Gcn.
are6 srDabit.
@taate 2eitun d.

llnter oielem Sitel erbielteu mir
Die srfte Numlnsr elmer r,euen
teutlhen Seltuns, ipeltke y. nrn.
Seorse Spruns in Der Sfaot
Columbus berausseseben MIRO.
Sic 1T rein gsmoeratifb, iine
.llnteItfnst M. Dan Buren ol,
prdilpent, ilno 81. 81. Jpbn(on
als 9ire. prdioent. Ser pre,E
ut 81 SO cents fur Den gabrsana
dlb-ldbrlt6 90 beaablen. Das
8latt fann IN oielsr 9ruferep
ei19eiebep tperosn.
Democratic Sriuillpbireao I'll,
.AarrijDa In feiuem eissneu 60. eebOsen
parsa !, purra !! pasra !! {! oarra. n!
flt gan 8ursl ,ino 9obn(on !!!!!!!!
Nus sineiii Drisfe BON g,ncin,
aati an eintrl grla III biefsr @tarf,
srfeben mir oas ost aite 0soro,
0enoer llno Der oise5 BON Oel
Slpup bic Gance nnD untefs
rofsttlb In einei1, stssnen gas,n-
~ gebctstl iouroe. gu csr StaDt
Cincinnati, no bic fbDetollililtbe.
BbassB sBas,f NrilfDerotie ii,i,,sr
triun1pAirts, unD 100 Ontrifor,
ltin 0anptquatitr bala if Die
5eosraliiiifps Nsebvbsit 1886 Il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21

eSn ] s2s fpag Gen. Aaryifcn
tDisosr anr ndutis2sn Sfslls Dor
gefhlogtn y. erbielt l,348 S5tins,
men. Geiu G,e,pinl, an Bcpulas
ritdt btttano alfO innerbolb oeDt
Jabre IN l8S5iiiils1 Da6 lino
fbledDte prccerlee
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21

ueHS ltllp, Die pom Oil1 SSSCoers
aiilfsn Aiin IEiosrfprueb E1is M.
fsrer Contribution eff1lifbenen
eBtfted,te lnif neE sie Que Absns
ld,offsn ulD unfsre 9,esierhMs auf
ibre ,lrfpsinglibtG Geinheit snrhd,
sibren. Der Gan0i0as oiefes
pdvtbsp fis Drilio,nt ila M a =
tin @ aus nrtm flE 9iet.
4sraiDent Ni6afb so. oNns
(On (SL D. 8.
s11 t.ifi tin aatfeerats
ls fir issne 6srrfdafs coer
Neaisrutaa Der 0rrnebnien, Der
Nsiasen, Der Nssni9sn iIl; Der
earntn norb Scrred Ten lfrett I'D,
hslTcy adnff ois ancere gtute iino
Ger fctsfstb ssssn eltibe Netbte.
LIT.
R er ilf tin 9trnccrat?
4ADtr f6r cine Geessrurl9 res
9Uife ift;; Der mdhs flr iib Ucr-
aus baben irilI der nber 0nh
annern feline Q5orrsdte uno 9sri-
rilsgitn ssjfafteg NIT einemW crt,.
Der lich na1 Der eshre rihtet -
t'Fos bu titft Dill.t oa6 Dir Die.
qente tbun lpiIen, na6 tbue fu lii,
nsn aub aitt. Qb.
BsrRno sun trt Qri-
ftoeraten?Oie reib ea
8stcnehsler unb Mencpoliiien,
ole pureb Grrporatipnent Srep.
brisfe fir Bonsen uno onbere
0esenlfdnoe (ldD 9orrebte 3u
rerftafen fud,en /; Die narurh
iNfere Glsibbeit oernitten ano
iib mdifsn auf Soften bes bart-
fefaffenoen Mannss. Gis(s srei-
fen INNER ,reitert trtf,n Die De-
rlofraten (lb ibnen nibt nit offer
Madt sntsegen ftmmen; fie neb,
rnen Die GAME 5ano, tptnn man
ibnsn nur ben fleinen Singer
retbt. Gle s;nn fir bobe lino in,.
eisihe Sar n, uno oas 9apier-
seio IN ibr Clement. Sbr Qn-
hang III febr groE, rrtil Sau{en.
De purb fie ibr esben moeberl uno
speN lie NIT 0Ilfe ibr,r rielsn
Ssitlaser oas 9Dle pMrtb alIerler
s6e,nsriinoe auf ibre @eite ;u
brin9sH 1uhen. Gie Ganoioas
ten oiefer Dartbap fir prdlloentt
flno Wstiiert 3 drri 70 n uno
Wb.te. (tb.
@etbestif SaGfeus
srA6ter Sieg ?-9ad(on
hat pier gro6e Giege erfcbten,
irb0ol, jeoer einjslne fsin Nnoen-
I tlsuniierblib MAIDEN mito. Su,
erIi mlug &c eep 9eu-G Grlsans
Die @nstancer, cann fblns &C bic
9sullIhers aufs 6aupt ,pelcbe nit
Auf0hins Der llnion brcbsten,
Dann Die tritifbe Monlfertanf u
suleBt Die Sranscfttt ,retebe er sur
ssablung elmer Ghulo stpars, bic
fein psdfcent Dor Inn bate sr.
lansen f6nnss,.
lcn auen oiefst, ausee;tibne,
ten 9basen lit Der @ies iiber oi.
Banf Der ar0ete, bsnnl lie tror Gel
stfdsrlihitt' Stino. Gle int nil
Die fiebsns6pfIsen Draben pol
filters tpartii, tpenn Elm &opf ab,
!ssbautn ut, 70 tpddhfl I'M 9su ei,
nsr ipitoer uno oabsr f6mmt Il
Denn oliet, oeS lle jsst nod insb,
Sbpfe bat als flr unfere Giher-
beit gut llt. (it.
0arrifonber Sauerl
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21

lnuo pfsrDss nnc EDus nihts als
| oas yen in Den S5a6 lieeeeu. -
Oas II stll pcvtrstflibsr 8ouer /!
(it.
Bbite, Sorri(cn uno GBeb(asr !?
e8eDentt, Miebirger, oa6
| |oeE DtstiOtratift,e GanniDdt 9an
Snrtn In allen Gfaotea Der lin,
lcr, Oie tlnfsrltieung per Jacefon.
Ip0Itaep erbdll !; ba6 Die SSosralis
lIftn aber ben 29Dlse I'M Gi0en,.
Den 6arrifcn In ben n,ifsleren.
,tanten unO Den Bebtler i'm
9lcrDen lanfera. Gie Banerbiss
4pcaen Danurdb Die GBabl in ben
Gcnsre6 fpislen iino srcllen oonn
|init Dem 8siD Dsr 8dnE Den
|nTB tbles gum DriliDentsn
ernennen 6arrifon ilno lEbite
|,ptroen blos OILS 0 QB a fer
fr d9tr far Den G0niel Deb-
|ifer benubt! QDsr ol(o fir 6ars
|rifon ooer Wbite flint, Der flint
|sissntlieb fir DEN mebtter-fir
Den SopUtat Der Banf, fur Dos
Daapt Der S6oeraliiten-oer na
fa9te !: ne oreet fir ben Geihen,1
unO Der Nsid)e tptrO fur nen Qlrs.
men fcrgsn" pas bei6t: Hn1abt
Selses 5u Guntfsn Des Geibsn,
Damn miro eer Arme erbalten,
mas ron oes Nti be n Sifebt 4
i aQtl! lib,
,Jadfcn ale Gen. u. Staatsmall.
ileberOenft man Den eebenslouf
.oiefes arcesn Siresrs unlsrerI
.SepubliE Danr rlitnmt man oufI
DEN erlkn Did pabr, ras sr fei,.
mem QaterlanDe unsleib srS6ereI
Oientie als Stoatsmann selsis
.ffet Bat Uis als General. 2lls.
Stootsmanf,i inter g an 8usI
ren 8 Mitnirfuns, beliests e Die
Nullifer, Die Sanf unb ,Die Srar-
scfell !; mooon Die beioen eritsn
Satls ur,,erer 6repheit ssfabrliber
!Daretb oils jebt jemals Ell, auss
|wdrtiger Sttno nerrsn fad. Der
Sfaotsmann 1T alfo BON srS6erer
Wtbtiafeit fur uns, als Der krie.
ger. -Oie Union sntbalt Is mil-
llcIlsn Menfben, uno ron einem
ausDdrtisen TtinDe baben mir
|nlbts ~ befar0ttn; fdllt btefe
6epnbllf einft 9ebt unfere s5rep,
Ibsil Su 9runot, 70 tpirD Is Durtb
innere Seinot ( eefbebsn |!
&an1 uuter folben llmlfinotn
lrseno Elm gutter Nspubllfaner fir
6arrllon ftln1a,en-D Dem Ganoi.
Dat Der Nullifer u. Bantwbias !?
z intanD ertM a n, { n 4,
. aneerui, g.. Mir finosn daat
Ser Bufalo Gepublifan). 5 af BE
ioroeraliilifhe BanF,pbis.par
seAebt bat, ben Gamen BON 4
mofraten ansunebmeth nad,oem
llit bic 0eSeibEune iBbiq' lc
l0flae braud,fe, bis ffp FIR ikrs "a.
litifben 6cffnunsen perpeltsnl
semoroen 1T. Gin balbes 1uss
emo 2ufrufe III 2BorpDerfam,n.
sungeI1 ipurosn y. fooerlalili.fd,en
| 5lattern rntsr oiefem Sd,ilo.
Iperfiinoigt. Die armen QBbiof
Iiino bep ibrem gsamer sfrdnflid
ige,pcroen, tpirflih? Rrdnflib an
ben, gutter, altcn Namen lDbias !!
gs ,panoeit ,lns Ole Snrebt an,
DAB mir gen6tbist tein irerosn, d.
Der furs ooer tang ibren Yrabee.
fang ;u fbreiben Der 70 beslnner
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Inn Gaunsp 100 ble gautglI d. baet-
fdaitt9en Dsniotrattn pcbneyl, ~
oss Des1cetaiifbs Nstbrbeit "a h
taAfsnO Dter bunoxrt u.
neu uno erepGg! Eas
jsigt nit 5,arrtfou IN fsinem eiae,
nen @auntp angelebtr itt.
2a6t pie 8anegn BON @tarf.
Gonntv. .es Hibf pergeNtn, Das Die
Bautrtl pCtl 0osnltton Gauntp
li1 iHs9efa fanlnsf Oeqeu Gen. 6ar.
|rllcn tlle Selo geffeglt unb tl,t,
|l0leoen haben, Dd6 ey 1icbt fdbis
|iep ibr nddtfer prdiiDent 10 tepr.
llno fie rnfen ibfen Mitbauern sll.
|t'sebt ibrbtn ullD tbut Dsssletcb.
en- r.
Ger. @taattn @ en- a.
{ 0 = In Nrtan ga ttOie
Ntsanfas Gasstte (ast, oae Die
9ensral-A AGsmblp seittrn eoran
|fhritt, ei,len 9er. @5fdoten es
natDf ltl ertp0blsf,, Welhes bep
|oetn 8aaOtiren far eie Dtt,osra.
ten dusstfalIen ia, oa6 Nmbrcfe
s.. Ssuier, nno Der Nhtb. gBrt.
2. Sutton, 0es erftere ttlit yerei-
nlgter 9timnle, llRo 9sgenlekfsrH
paren 4 Stiinriieri, ertpdbts ipur,
ben. Gs 1T unnbtbtg 5u r1etben
DAP beioe lang erprobte ,sSreunot
ano ginftis fir bic grwdbluns ).
Ban Suren uno 9obnfon fInb.
Diaer Staat lit ol(o cbne febt
Denlecratifdb, i,no miro feline
StitnR1e fur @ an 8urtr, .lnc
3 . B n on seben.
Don pennfplpanisn bDren tpir
ooe bic oemoerotiftbe Yartbep
.tpieoer bic Gberb0no iber Die
wbiss y. Nntimdfon bep Der leb,
ten BabI erbaltsn babe.
UPprdioent 9affon bat am
l2ten September feinen eaaDGs
In Senne0e perlafen, jff am l8.
IN Cincinnati an9etommesL bat
am 10. feline Gsife natb Bbeelins
fertgeiest, lln0 iit am ertfen Scs
tober In gutter <8eflnoAeit su
Bafbin9tCn eiligetroffen.
/. gr bate perfprcben auf feiner
2udfeiie aub pennfplpanien su
belnheni bat absr tpobribeinlib
mt Dem Sanfnbi9 ,i,olsG 6ar.
rifon nibt jufammsn tretfea not,
LEM uno ilt carutll eeraoes qBeaes
nab Wa(binstcn sefabren.
Dem 9erbienfie feine &rcuen:
0Senn elne lan9e Nsibe .. Sab.
|reil-Susebrabt TIM Sienlle. oes
(25aterlonbes, ,-tpeiln ausseseieb-
nete alei,te u. refine 9aterlanoss
|llebe Anipyub auf Ole praGoent-
lOaft glebt; 70 ,piro bieft Stelle
Martln 9an 8uren ;uersannt
tpsresn tniffen. ...
eBenn elm thatenreitbes Geben
Der @abe pclestb lmlider Srsp-
belt genlon1et,-iptun republica.
Inilhs Suseno oureb n,ilitdrifbsn
Nubn, psrberrltbt, jur giee,
prditotntenitele Elm Gebt siebt ;
70 ,piro Nihar0 M. 9ob n.
fcn oer 9crlus gebabren.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-10-21
O. u II ton, % bfo,

q Oie geurt BON Common,
plies, fur Sfarf County, miro
ibre SiBuns allf Montog Den z.
ndblten Yopembers allbier an,
fangen. Bep defer Selesenbeit
bclfen mir oab nnfere radlfauois
gen Subfcribenten ,ins anb nlbt
persenen iperosn.
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Selosage gegeIn BIZ fsino gib sefiiis
'teu Greet 5nDiansr I'm Dienifs Pee
Dee. Staoten 9effanOeii.
Npalabiccla Gazette.
SDfepb RuCnaparte, tpelcber
i'm leeten Sribjabr nit ben1 pa-
detfbif Dbilapelpbia nadb Gag
lono abrei6te, bat Dem Captain
EMCr9ant gum Seicben (eiper DDus
tOmn,enen Sufrieoenbeit Elm 9as
,nenbrettt suCrauf lib Napcleou
|auf feitter Ielfe t,otb St. 6elenu
Die fbpermhtbigen @tun0er, iu
pertrsiben fla6tef gum 0sfdet,e
setiiabt otssIeid,sn befbenfte es
ibn mil ei.lem filberntn Goffee-
9cpf, norm fein eisner 9sa,neu
gS0plrt ,par.
Gle &6niein pct, gsoiern ,lno
ROnig otto trafen am 23. @sept.
In Mlnhsn etr. Die e5ermdb-
lung oes eestern NIT elmer Oloet,,
bursifben prin,stIin fou, role
,s,at, permntbeh i'm OFtober ftott
finoen. .'.'.',