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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
Dear ficad,


Through tho criminal apathy of Congress and
me complete nudity of government, it become, ne
ecSsdfy In put III use certain stratagcm To save
our country and ourselves. You will have 10 lend
lahd TO MS execution, unless Won want TO perish
with N"hi army, alter witnessing the utter lc,truc-
Ton oil the repubIlc.-Suoh is the hodncss of our
revolutionary radicals, aud the weakness of GOV
ernncnt, that from this tima up 10 the moment
when YOU adopt this plan, You must. ere now. he
convinced OF the truth OF the fyst point as TO the
second, more positive proof cannot be Given than
the sudden halt of the army of reserve. Such.
lhen,ls the proper method of executing NV nan all
Opinions must be gencr,lizcd above All. n letter
must be written to the government of this c,ptol
mentioning very particularly that all the army
wanta Dictator 10 he appointed who will remain
IN ohce until Texas bc restored to the Il cpuhlic.
" no viii be the man No matter; pcrlIapS Va
lencI, for Nc is at the same time the hopeand fear
OF MANY.
lhS idea is moi 80 much To put the plan into
execution, as to get powcrcss Congress to invest
the government with all power to restrain the rev
outonary spirits, and enlist new soldiers to carry
on the war and maintain good order. have said
enough reflect on my words; YOU will fully APP
preciatc how timely i, this measure No, time is
TO be lost; and mark me, keep carefully or tear
this letter, written by friend on whom, YOU can
rely JOSE MARIA TORNEJ.
This plan is justified BY pamphlet, now circula-
tInt through Mexico aud all ,Iu Large cities ot the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
Tram The Ncm Orieda, Bee, Juig ~.
ME\ICD

l he following letter was written 10 Nnccntc
iliNola, general ~ chief of the Mexican ARMIES by
Jose Maria lorn"l Secretary of the War Depart
mcnt. We pnbll>h ii through the libcrality of a
respectable firm otIs city, by whom it wa, com
munieated.
To His ENcccncy the General in Chief,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
STILL. LATER.

BY the arrival oi,hc schooner AlmarG, from
Vera Cruz, we learn that all was quiet in that e.
~, when the Amatia dcpatcd. Thorr were no
troops IN the city, and ii VAS thought that no at
tempt would be made 10 raise any. The prevail
ing opinion among the intelligent portion Of the
people was that no further movements AGAINST
TEXAS would he made, NJ least, for some time 10
come. Nnattempt VIZ made in>t before the Al
malta left bV the authorities Of Mexico, 10 levy "A
Ia. on the person, OF all resident aud nonresident
foreigners; toths every foreign minister strongly
objected, u nnitcdly drew up and sent in protest,
stating that II the Objectionable measure wax CARR
ed into effect they should consider il equivalent To
a declaration OF against their several govern
menlS II Is unnecessary to say the highly often
>vc step WAS abandoned.
l.xccmcnls in various parts of the country
were spoken OF nj Vera Cruz revolutionary
movements were rife in several provinces, Qua
dallara, Guanauato aud Puehla, and bad not been
Suppressed by the governments troops the ven
eral voice appears 10 be for the re- establishment
OF the federal government. In the absence of pa
pctS, AMI IT there were any, M dependence can
he placed on them, we rely wholly on the iniorma
tlon CLEANED from gentlemen arriving from MeNi-
CO. The \. brought TWO hundred and 6ily dou-
hlopbS To
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15
IMPORTANT.

Since the above was IN type we have received
lur'hcr lhiormattoni II appears that forced
loan Of two millions had been declared IN the city
OF Mexico, 4 tha, lhe Euslishand French Ministers
entered their protest. calling upon foreigners not to
contribute toward, the amount Santa Anas
party was considered to be out of powcr,-and
that the Federal Party wa. succeeding in every
direction. State after state was revolutionzlno
, and that to, with little boodshed the priests
were ihtlc cared tor, the treasury wns complete
~ exhausted. 1t was SAID that the new party
would not on any account prosecute the War in
! fcxas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-15

bought upon the most favorable consequence
of the great anxiety of the Northern Merchants TO
close their Spring and Summer Goods which cna-
bIes him to s ELL at reduced prices.
His stock is composed Of NEW AND FRESH
GOODS, having been nearly all bought this Spring
and during his recent visit to the North, and comprl-
sing almost every article in the DRY GOODS And
CROCERY LINE. lie would respectfully solicit
a call from all purchasers.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Wa6rtosln trfldrt. Oey gIcbe fabyt.
fclgenDe @ gpratbs::

|naa6ressln ,rtldrs. Dts Glube fabrt
fclgenDe @praebs:
HgBir linD erinnet, be6 8en.
is a6 on In 0e9enport
einer rona. Sto tie fetne
|e n bli DE Gntfblte6un9
{ q { fen m iIf e-auf tsn mbss
|liben Sal. 9Bir t6nnen nibt slal.
ben, saB Die fr onS. Nesieruns til
,olelem gang oeutlieb lire 2lblitbt ;u
'ertennen sebe. Sen. Saffons gnt'
If0lledun9 iltJ ipte fie tpeisp Cbpn1
Elanse 9efast. @5ie ueiBr e. wiso
Eftb nibts untermerfen, posllNIsDt
IiIf, unD Da6 er bel Der 2lneEfen7s
Inung oes Sriefss Don eipinslfen,
lfelnen YuB auf oas ni6t germ G'e>
Ibbrtq 'pcEberseiebn, oa6 uitbts Die
E8er. g. ernIepri9t,'' gefeet bat.
lBlr tuihsn, ba6 tpeoer cine frans.
Slptte, nob fe!b1t Noppleons sroBe
EArtnee Qpare es mSslib Die Sootsn
i'll erDeGen} Des sproIlDenten Sers
|fab erfbhttsrn fann." .....
Oie hm 6aufe Der Nepreftntanten
|tuno 9e9ebeae Simmuns tit au9en
|fdllls hsntlblepene O1aBregeln
|ods .eano fhr Den fblimmiten S all
|lnlSerettibaft Su balten. Die BE-
Icnoere Sonhait toaflr ertportet man
|mltllnseoulo.gs fbeint ourbauf feb
ne 9set9un9 In ir9eno einem Der See
sterungs3weige por Der bsrannaben
Den StiltS ;u er(1reGsn ODER Gb
pos Den Orobunsen fremoer 2lrro,
gang s1 tuden. Ser 9orfas 2luer
ltt, tpie mir bemerfen III tbun was
re6t TT, uno fur Die S otgsn perbe<
reltst su fepu. -s.. ,.zs.~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

Der 6eltssnbeit, bas un(sre srup-I
pen ilber jenenSlus in einen Neben
Eleesn mnBten, mbgllcblten Qertbeil
I3u jleben. Sie batten (teb in ei1ene
! l9egentber 9ele9enen Sumpfe IS
ilange perbor9en gebalten bis Die
illnlrl9en auf bsipen Geiten oes
tSlullcs 9et'cnnt tparen. IS mod,-
ten segea 900 9notansr fem. S5ie
Isoeeu ft6, ais (ie segeu 40 BON Sen
JbrIgen auf Dem e5blacbtfelOe toot
lte9en faben, rulener IN DEN @umpf
Isurhcf. Gas SreGen oauerte /
|Stuuoe S lgtnuten. Cine perhdlt-
InlbredBise Nn5ab( 9ermun0eter
Inabnsn S'e nit lItb ;urld; oarum
;fennts oeten 2lnSabl nibt eenau an,
9e9eoen tpsroen. iinfer Der)ult 1T
!aub iebr beceuteno. Gen. Glincb,
Der Die 2lfalre mltmadue, verlieber.
te, IN plslen bel ,peitcn1 ar6feren
Srstfen fel Die QnSabl Der 8erp xns
oetsn plel serlnger genefen. qSou
oen 227 Wann, oie Oas$rsFen nit.
macbten, llnD 4 set6o tet uno SO psrs
munoet troroen. unter oen leeteru
befnoet lltb oub ObeS,t Barren.-
Die SoluntalrS, peltbe aus Dem
Sleen Sur 0dnOtsuus Der Snoia-
ner llcb auf elnen Mpnot verbinolib
gemo0t batten, febrten, nab jener,
Vefebte nciifens pieoer in ibre
5elmatb snrdf. olccb (tebt aber
gang Nitforioa oen 9erbeerunoen
Der Snolaner oNrtb mDro u. Branp
rtftn. 0Nan beoorf oort uumittsl-
bare, fdaelle Oilfe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
6 { y a &.

Oas 0eribt, DaB Die Seroner
'San Nntonia os Ser slnsenoms
nen bdtten, beifdtist ttb. generol
Sos batts f1b init {sinem &orps in
ote Sltaeelle sswDrfsn; absr t1ab
'esnem Sbreibeu pom 2lten Dec.
aus g. 2tusultin miro uns semeb
oct, oaB er NIT 2l9eetber friessge=
fangen fei unp man errparte DaB (fe
entweoer nab 9. NuguItin oDes
nab Naee9c6es ab9efibrt weroen
wiroen. Daraus (blleBt lib, oo6
Die Eeraner jeet i'm 8tGbe Der gan,
sen Staot (lnO. SanAntoniD ,ruroe
Don 800 Mann untsroer Qnfilbrunq
osS eopit. Olilon nit Sturm oeb
ncmmen. Mon botte DernDnmer,,
ba6 merifanifbe SrHppen gum gnt,
fase bsranrldten, unp slaubte Dos
rum oen entidetoenoen Gtretb ni6t
Hanger n,ebr oeYlbtsben Su oirfeu.
S3ie ourb otelen Stes erruneene
Seute 1T flr Die Seraner pen sros,
|er Beoeutung. Sle miro in Naem
III 0em QHertbs Oen $59O,O6O Qe-
fbdst. Sberit Milan (pu aber beim
Stllr,ne sehisben fepn. Gr ,par
iberaa poran unp perpient oas gr6,
'Ife ypb. ss'.. >..s: e..
Gen 9,ebia III in Neu-Orleans
.pca 0raGorIa onsfemn1eu; an eben
.oemlelben Gage oub Obertt Aultin
|uuo Gen. wbarton. sS}bre NbGdt
|fheint III fsin, &rieesbeelrfnlfe ,u
|beforgen uno 9olontaire sufamn,en
|;u brinsen. Dte Seraner botten
i'm Den perl1Iebenen 2anbestbeilen
DsIts perfammtunsen angefsst, I'm
Fhber Ole Srase, eb lle licb fir unab<
Eadnsig erflaren folltsn su sntfbei-
Ioen. 3n Ssa(ortat Don fpcber mir
lieBt oas grgebni6 0erfelbenf fennen,
Illlmnte man au9en1sin fir otels
Na6resslu.
Gin IN Dem Natlonal Sntellisen;
lcer nlltsetbeliter Brief aus Netp,
Orleons pera 20. Gec. giebt Nabe
lrl0t bon einea, am Belbnabtss
asenoe beobfbtistsa Neeeraufliane
|oesu Safcon in f-5eliciana. lle,
lber 40 Wann ,pureen NIT Bafsr
Ientoedt, oarunter aub 2 Bet(e,
lHbDlltlenlifen: Der etne einginsebDr.
lner, Der onoere Elm gnrpanoerer
'lSis touroen beiDe Den foteenoer
lSamftag nab Qpnb's GefsB ge.
lbanst. Die 9erfbmbruns rparb )
leInet1 treuen SFlapen ent0eefL Dsl
ttetneH Serrtl III Cettenf flhte. ginl
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
gD q E d I /, q / . n.

Gis neusftsn fbon f1itostbeilt,n
Nabrtbten Don Sranfreib baben
Feline seringe @5enlation in Waieb,
lngtcn betpirft. Die bersDrge-
brabte Stln,uag, toen1 t1idt frie.
geriiN IN ibrtm gbaraftsr, ift cine
edtiUleoener Gntfbln6 ~ Giifur,ss
en-. GelbR Der Nati0nal Jnteub
ssastr BAT fh far psrbersitsaDs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
:. g lnrib bd,.

llnlsre fpateiten SlaArihfeu bon
Dem Srlegsfcbauplase NIT oen 5e-
tl1lnote Saplanern oatirt y, Jaet-
lonpllls Den Z. Gan, tbcilen lns
Die @tn5elnbeitsn zines NIT ibnen
am3l. Sec. an psmBitbb bocpoDes,
Mot ,psit BON pem S ort Crane,
Stat gehabten biRlesn Befetbts
nit. Die 9noianer ,lusDtsa aus
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
assDartise q NesisFsitt n,

(
Gin Sbrsibsn Don 6apre POM.
27ten 9ecp. fa9t: NeuDcreer ilno
anoere 2lmsritaner fino bier in lln'
adblbarer Wenget nno trtnlsr nod
fcninen anoere an, felt psnt Die
9srbdltni(fe nit lnsrifa etnen %
;rpeDoeutissp Gbarafter angenott1-
tae, baben. Sraneret0 rdlfet l1:b
auf Den u6gti1en Sal sult &riese,
Der S6nis felbit beslnnt oaoon 81
fpreben. gr (ou ganl Die Sprabe
(elnes Minilteriums Ger aaSmartt-
qen 2(naeleeenbeiten fIbren: "qBir
ipiroen freb fem, e6nnteu ,pir Die
@treitiatbe auf etnsm frenuolboft.
lideu wsge abtbun; aber D[a'S eins
NAL Srieg seben NUN 70 fey es. .
Gte Bef6lagnobne Der amsrlfaai /,
f1en Sbifs miro Die Seiaofelistet>
ten er6fsnen; Denn biefe 2eute ba'
ben Die Sprtbeilbafte 2eibtistett
8eGeee ibren Duufben gema6 5u
f,atben. Sie baben IS iuoor IN,
ternemn1em uus NIT Dem QiNer-
rebte III Gbuten, uao uns ftsuno'
Icbaftlib anler eisnes 9olfslntre0ei
ipie Ge IS perltanosn, fsnnen jlt tebs
rsn; ober pbgleicb ualere bnerbe7
9reifenoeu &Spfe, nibt oermohteni
ibre fetnsn 2fusssipinlfe oes 96t-
fsrrctbts III psrffsbeu, 70 tplrD ittgn
bod bofen ohrfsm oaB mir .ihilen
ssisen neroen ibre SGiler feien
In Der Senntni6 Der Noticnouebre
gum wenl9'ten ibrer esbrsr rn1t ut1'
,pdrois.
9ie 6anoluneen Der fran56Ilbsu
Nesieruns uno Der Sen Ser fron;6Ii<I
msn3eitunssn, lInp einemfstno-
feligen Gbaratter un0 e6 fDelnt ais
pb Die Sran;cfn entitIoNen spdren,
oas unfern Dhvsern fd>on fe fanse
fbulbige Gslo ni0t sbec ousbesab'
en- III ncllen, bis prdloent SadfenI
llbnsn elns ernleorlsenoe uno enteb'
reups nenolhuto l9ung'"' oarbrlnset.
Oa pielts ntbt gelbsbn ipirp, f.
fIno iest ale Quasn aufoen Gongreb
ssrib.et, I'm 5u erfabren was fir
Ma6rese(n oerielbe etni9lagen miro
Nm uniere Ne6te nno eyre tu BE-
baupteH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Gaut4o IT, o. bio.
ISyeptagz Den 60. Sanuar, 1886.

Detncerattfos RepnblIfanilbe grneuuuns
h., Sar Yrdfosnt,
Wacttl1 Gau Bucen,
a Don Slsu,Dorf.
Sur 0ieeWrdiiDsut.
Rtcbaru m. IoDuaotl,
Der 3eio Don Der Gbetnie. uuo Yater BEG
Gonntas VOft SesibtS.
~ sS6r 0ouperneur-
Glt Gal0laotlr.
BON Irunbull County.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
nAvDem 0Icbtb. 81. Spnes. unIpr,n

GrDem Abtb. 9. SOnes. unlenu
Mits'ieoe i'm GOnsreBe, itnb mir fir Die 3u-
fsnbnna oev unterlbieoIieben 8ptt16aften
oes puFoenten unO uebit msbrereu anoeru
offenhi4en Dceumenten, bsfonoerS fir Die
ltste PeS;eae Sottf1ait in 8ssus auf un:
ie1e fren5. 9Iuselessnbeiteu, oanfbar psrs
pFi6t tst. H.. !. = -~.s.-.- ....,
>Iutsr sleiber D'rpFbtau3 beseau,u
mir une 5la senator g beplev. uuo oeu
0erreu Stioaer uno Bla dburn ppu
nnftrsr staa'ss@s(eR1ebuns. far abn!i0e
8ualtts5eusnnsen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Gutter Ratb an Ittnae qerft.

Gutter Ratb an janse esuts.
Jbr babt ,pdbreno eutres 2sbr.
Seit Vetesenbelt 9enu9 euern 0e,tt
init nhsliOen Bi0enf fbaften ~ Be,
,,relbesn. Ser einstse gBee fir
elnen lun9en Monn, Gin nielttbes
0Ileo Der 9eleulbaft ,u tperoen 1T:
feline muBisen Stuaosn nit @5tu.
oseren 3ujubringen.
Stno felhla in et1ern Berufs,
9el6dften; fIaset ME aber 4rheit;
geht ntit SrOblinn unD grntt an GU,
ere Serufs9e(tbdfte; uno IS miro
Oewebnbett oaraus perpem bic
cup bep eutem Meifer ODER Nn-
steller bellebt MAIDEN miro. Qast
iesener Streben feDn, fein 9ntereGe
Ill beforosru, unO auf oos Seiuiae
A0t 5u 9eben 70 neroet lbr (ernen,
ea9 eurtse III Tatbe III balten.
Sunse 2eute beut su Sage lno
Su febr 9enelat, f6 BON Nrbeit ,u
|befrssen. Sic fuben leibte unD
.ausenebme 8efbdfte, uno tperoen
oft eIenoe 2anoltretber. Debt jsoe
0sHaung auf, phns 2!rbeit ,u
'Ieben. Nrbslt III Elm @eeen
itatt elnes STUDIES; (ie nabt
oen W|snlbsn senlao, eibt ibny
Spelie, &leiouns uuD ale gletbs
menoisfelten ses gsbens uuo bsfreit
lbnpon Den 9srfubunsen unsbrlieb
III merDen. (gbannin9.
Ser peqmsiltsr In pbilaoslpbia
bat IN 3eltunssn beEannt semad,t,
oaB bic 6Ifliebe, ,tps,tIlcbe uno floli,
llbe M ais lests qDoebe febr IN,
|reselmabls antat1,en; einiee finD
swsp bis orep Sage, in Holae ots
Sbneeifurt,s, aufsel,alten tpproeu.
Der Contractor Der ottGc5en moi(
|tbr'eb Oh Den pDlfmsiiter, ba6 ee
pler .Stnnoen nabm BON Sinaitpu
na0 prlneston 6 Meilen) su fon,
neli mis- IO Pferoetl un0 10 Mafl.
Der pre(Ieent Der 9ereiniaten
Staaten bat Den. .Ssnat folgenoe
gtnsnnllnscn sur Genebnli9uns uno
Ssitdtl9ulg hberlbift 81 Noger
-. aneN bon MarDlano, s.
lbefrIthter Der 8ersiuietsn @taat-
en-: Nhilipp y. . arbpur
bon Qir9lnlen, 0ebi|fs,Nicbter
Der Supreme Court; . owbat,
ai1 Y tS pon Wlilll1ippL Os-
tbaftstraesr Der Dere'nlsten gtao,
| ten IN Meriee; Nt,,ps Reno al,
5. gensral. .,polfmeiltsr, uno Sames
y Ct cit, pierter 2(uDiter Der
g0asfan'tf1sr. CD ,peit unkre
Napsldtstl gshsn bat Der Senat
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

@'spdhIer3stteI fir prdfoent II. Diee= Yraft.
cSSdept Seltsr, fir ben Item GonsreB. BelirE
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
/ Wll6in3ton ben 1stsn 5araar 1895
Gssbrtsr 9errt -,
L---H = r II 90 AHL. IL

- : , .'
Gsebrtsr 9errt
~ ..~.- Ois peeiele 8otfbaft
oes Drefoentsn 6lnli6ts Fer fran
3bGfben 0nselesenDeitsn wuros beu-
te tmpfansen. SIS 1T elu oortr eff
Iibes Document ;-9raoe Elm iplbes
rpie oas 2lmeriEanitbe 9oR bon
feinsm 2lutor ern artsn fonnte. gs
9iebt Die SbotIoben an, beleubtet
Die Sesenilanoe ote es entbalt, uno
b6rt aaf wenn IS oamlt fertig 1T.
Ser pgsIoent empfeblt cine prchis
bition bss glnlaufens Sran;olllDe
gblffe in unfers 0dfem m1o Die
ginfubr franibGlber pruouete Bis
fe Den 0ertrag nit uns erfullt has
ben. .-.gbenfaus empReblt CT augens
biinliba Qppropriatiensn Inn Die
geemabt ausSuDebnen, uno> 0ub
An Die Bsfettiguns unlerer loafsn
fpeiter ausiufhbren. .-gs wuroe be-
foblen Die Botfbaft III eruesen uno
10000 grtra goplen fir Den Sc
brau6 bes 9auEs. g. z,
Gin Gsribt 1T bier angeFontmen
NILE es belBt .. Den 0otbfbilD S
oaB oaS O.elD besablt perDen
lphtSe. Aaein oa fsins offcieue
Rabrtbt Do 1T, fam man cemel,
ben eelnen 8lauben beimsGen.
Sn Giie ersebenit
0enrD Began.
Nbam 5. @la6brenner.
%. Ga;ette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

sT Cbiser ermab 1ettel ,parb sinitim=
mig BON Der steu Sanuar GenpentiOn ans
9enpmn,en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

) 0~Don Gera6 beiftt es, oae="Sie Esr.
aner Sen. g nit lsinen Iruppen os.
lblasen, sesitteat auo ib7 lsIbit setobtet
hattsn;--> oaB its Gle feltsn gpldRe in lbrer
Se'ralt, bic Merifanilben Iruppen al. aus
cers 8ebtete pertrisbsn, uno fir n,ebr als
cine baIbe WIuioa an Munition, prosiiion,
Se!o u. {. 10. erbeutet bastsu.' Die Wro=
pia1; bat fib in elmer @sneral=Deriammlui,a
aIs unabbans Don Msr 70 etflart uno oDe,
lssaten naeD DaIbinston @itp sefbidt un,
init unlerer &ssiesurg in 1olde llnterbauo
lun8en d. treteu, aIs bislslbe sensiet lepn
mb9e elnSaseben. : 49, -. -
Bcm alien Gsitsn eer Ser. Gtaoten Ter
fftbmen cen Ieraneru 3slfsruuo Mittel su.
-Dasessn bat Die W'rfauilebe &seisruns
Elm gdreiben an bic Il isre seribtst. tro=
rim fe Die einm ibuns oerlelbsn segea Die.
le 3iIfe BON osteu uulsrer Shresr fsroert.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

Senatorial gr,pdbler.
StbnisI 2cofer, Subn 81. 9oooenC,u
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

Sn unlerer @isssebuns lit bi5ber nocb
fsbr went5 .. aassnsinen, SntreiTs psrs
hanbe't rporoen. Die n,siifsn Sus por
oerielben i1nb BON bulieba glMur.- r.
orDie Dsrbano lnnsen Der 8srfamm
lung Snr 8ilenns einer Gsutibsn Gjsita
.ieDaft neroen lpir nidi5e Wods ,nittaeiles,.
llniere 3s't par 81 bslbranst eS oisls gDo=
be 5u tbun. r.. ~> 2 .
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OHARLnsTowN
FEMALE SEMINARY.

YHVHE subscriber rsspec fully informs the
II public that his school IS now in sue
cenful operation. His terms are from four
TO i've dollars per quarter, consisting Of IL
wseks.
Ills design is to establish an Institution OF
tho first order, 10 which young ladies may
receive complete English education; and
Latin, Greek and Preach, viii DO taught il
required.
MN. Csrusi will teach music. A class
will be formed particularly for the study OF
Chemistry, Who will have an opportunity OF
attending a course Of lectures TO be delivered
by DIR. J. J. II. atraith. The subscriber
pledges himself, after many years expe-
rience, his unwearied energies and time W III
not be sbated, in using the most efficient
means, TO expand the mind, inform the rea-
son, mature the judgment, and improve the
disposition, by the proper cultivation Of the
heart and affections.
As all things are best tested by practical cx-
Perisnce, those interested are respectfully in
vited to visit the school, and judge for them
selves; and more especially ai semi-moLthly
examinations, when a society Of Ladies will
attend Mrs. Griggs and Mr. J. Brown will
accommodate boardcrs.
WILLIAM ". JONES.
Charlestowp, April Is, lsS6--3t.
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and regret. Should these effects, con-
trary to ali experience, even fail to be
produced. still the children will be
taught the great principle Of human du.
ty-to restrain their desires in submis.
sion to legal authority; and to suspend
present pleasure in the hope of future
and greater compensation.
But. with whatever wisdom and
firmness the parent may have discbarg.
ed his duty, during the infancy Of hi
children, much will still remain for the
school-masier TO perform. Ii will re.
main for him to continue the good ha'
bits already begun; to confirm the good
principles which domestic instruction
has implanted and, as the understand.
ing of his pupils advance to maturity
to build that upon conviction which be-
fore rested solely on authority. The
general and most efficacious modes oil
proceeding for these important pur.
poses, are undoubtedly those which are
most obvious and common; and many
OF the minuter regulations must be de-
termined by the discretion of indivi
duals, and the circumstances Of each
particular case. s..
MeP hsrdsfopn, .7prii, 1896.
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their happiness. Let all ladies W ho
value their own characters and COM
forts, refuse TO marry any man oisin-
temperate habits. or one who is fond
of drink. He will assrredly neglect,
abuse, and dishonor his family, Ind
entail ruin upon them, unless rescued
by miracle of grace. lie, them also
avoid the society of. and refuse 10 con-
meet themselves with profanc swearers;
for he who violates divine and human
laws. and insults his maker by his oaths.
will also in time curse his wife, and
embiiier her life by violent language.
Avoid also as pestilence, a liccntious
person: for he who practises licentious-
ness habitually before marriage, will
relapse into il again soon after, and
bring misery and disgrace into his
house. Refuse also To xed q man OF
violent and ungovernable temper; for
such one will asSuredly sacrifice
domestic peace, on the altar of his
baleful passions, and convert the house
hold paradise into a hell. Avoid an
indolent or idle man: for he is worth
nothing for time or eternity, and is too
lazy to make any provisions for your
comforts. Shun also man OF rude
and booriSh manners. or of gross igno-
rance, for he will be constant source
of modification 10 you, and you will
be ashamed Of him as long as YOU live.
All these carefully avoid, and cherish
the attentions and reciprocate the alice
tons Of the sober, the civil, moral,
chaste, meek, industrious, intelligent,
polite, aud we'll bred man. who will
love and respect as he ought, and n.ake
you as happy as it is possible to be,
IN this terrestrial vale.
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NO. Is.

brow-no midnight murders for the
money which we have in our houses
no melsncholy foyebodings Of that agra
RAN spirit which calls up the very de-
mon OF wrath to apply the torch to tho
political edifcs. The statistics Of the
slayeholding population prove that It 10
the most quiet and secure population
in the woild-there arc fewer great
crimes and murders among them than
in any other form in which society
can exist. I defy the world. too, to
produce aparallel to the rapid improve
ment Of the slave on our continent,
since the period Of his landing from
the shores OF his forefathers. And
when the philsnthropist tells us TO
plsnt our colonies on the coast Of that
benigh,ed region. that the tide OF ci-
vilization may be rolled back on Africa,
the very enthusiasm Of his language
marks the inapprecisbis improvement
which slavery has hero wrought upon
the character Of the negro. On the
other hand, the master IL attached 10
his slaves by every tie Of interest and
sympathy, generated by a connection
that sometimes lasts for life. lie does
not work them to-day for sixteen hours.
reducing them 20 mere bread and wa
ter, and capriciously discharge them
to-morroS from his employment, and
turn them adrift without money or re-
source, upon n cold and inhoSpitable
world. When their labor will not sup
port themselves, the master is bound
to consume his capital for their susie
rance. There ore evils, no doubt, in
oidental TO this Tclation-but where is
the relation of lifo exempt from them :
would saw, then, let US cherish this
Institution which has been built up by
no sin Of ours-let us cleave 10 II as
the ark OF our safety. Expediency.
morality and religion alike. demand its
continuance; and perhaps I would not
hazard too much in the prediction, that
the day will come when the whole
coniederacy will regard il as the sheet
anchor Of our country's liberty"