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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-10
FOR NEW YORK.
[louslana and New York Line Of PNekels.l

~, ri! . zTM
II 'ilE ships composing this Line wi! sail from New
{ q leans ald New York on every other Monday
Commencing the 10Th november and to insure the
strict It punctuay in the rne of sailing, the line
will hereafter consist of five Ships viz:
Ship r0zo0 Captain rraSli to leave The 20th nov.
Ship L2nisriae, Captain Palmer, leave on the l,h
December.
Ship HnutsciHe Cuptain E!hi'gn leave on the
18th nccenb /.
Ship Eichsbnry, Captain Woodhouan, to leave the
Ist Jan lery.
Shin iSass,Dpj, Captain Davis, to leave tic 10Th
January.
o. ne above ships all new. of the first class,
coppete and copper fastened ana upwards Of 800 tons
burhen, ul light drt,lgIt of wafer, being built in
New nrk expressly for lie ru!e The price OF pas
is liked hHnG2ed d0iiarG Their cabins ere
fitted up-on The most Improved aud CONVENIENT plan, aud
iHislcd in neat aud elegant srvie Ample stores o
the first quality will be provided, and every regard had
to the comfort and entire satisfaction passengers, who
will please take notice that berth can be secured u
til paid for at the office OF the conSgnecs
These Packets commanded by Captains well tX-
perienced in the trade, who viii give every attention,
and exert themselves 10 accommodate. hey will ri
all times be towel up aad down the Mississippi by
steamboats,, and the srictcst puActuuly observed III
the time of sailing.
The OF these hips will not be responsible for
aEy let parcel puc >ugc by put an board Of
them, unless regular bill of ladng be signed thsrcore
At the cO'!nting house of agents ncrs. FLi
urlhcr particulars apply to
u BEN & A COHEN;
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n 3 ARNOLD.


u Gentlemen wishing engage rooms for their
families, address the proprietor, at Pensacola, OF
MIR Seweil iay The former pro- motor, sew Or
leans
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Il was weak enough to read the mass of falsehooJs
signed s., which deserve nothing but my silent Con
tempt.
Had known last evening of the great importance Of
SIS should have treated the last of the three some
what differently: but let that pass. will however
compliment his master Of the Journal for his saga ity
to employ the former knight mot the garter or OF the
thistle, but othe needle ana tAmble, in order that HI,
may kill two birds with one sone e. 10 patch the
holes that may be i'll his natural political garments
and, it may Judge from thai excellent paper the AID
vertser, Dr. Ships master is, politically, in cunsan,
need ofhis services.
When any Circumstance occurs whether domcsticalf,
politically, which requires blister whether ON hi,
own II the reputation Of those who do not han
great mstortune.) then it is he rings his BELL whico
after all is nothing than if il was souning brass
tinkng cymbal;" yet to view it tu,s-Dr. Bell
looks WE'LL but with NJ ID. \. s. s. after ii, appears
magnilicent.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ocuist.
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The above medicine can be ob,snp, only ot ,b, d.
h'f" Agents, and those Retailing agents having a com
mission signed by "A. Miles, Pies, T.. NJ e." aud
io'i'trSsned BY =. ~ b + Stone General Agents Tor
louisiana" and bearing the Company seal.
last IF .3-fncleS.
~, r N = stone, General Agents for Louisiana, Iii
OLE hAfkei. - "
raGl Martin, cor GA Lsvee and Hospital street.
Nnl Sherry, cor Cnrnl, and Julia streets.
market
+ Barbat " Co, corlcr Tchou. ito,as and Gnd
NP p lIartwcll, Bayou Sara La
Or Wan Stansbury, Natchtochrs La.
Thomas Stansbury, Houston, Texa.
Frederick Serla, corlle, Puyrus and Camp sis.
Geo, Jones, Iivo Cncc.
VIM Evans. No. Building Co. Row.
Application Tor agencies medicines bv whOleSaIr
must be made to the General Agents at New O. leans
All letters, post paid VIII be promptly attended to.
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SIT G. LIE GINS
For single gin Of so SAWS or more, with
one SET OF feeders, banes, &c al &c per
saw, $3.50
For do. Of 60 SAWS, with feeders, Sc at &c
so per saw, 500
For do. of 40 saws, with feeders, sc. &c
IS per SAW, 500
For do. o'2o saws, with feeders, &c. al 81
so ucr SHw 1SO
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
E0AkiSH COZ X. or the Parish and CITY of New
Il Orleans. Present The Hon. Eharles Mauran,
Judge. jane llth, 1888 No. 10 9S4-Jacques Potter
vs. his credtors.-Jpon reading and filing the petition
and schedule i'll this cu>e 1t is ordered by the Court
that the crctois of the nsolvent do show cause III open
court Saturda, the 9TH day of July, 1883 WHY he
should not be discharged according law; and M the
meantime all proceedings against his person and pro-
erty are stayed.
Clerks Office, New Orleans June II, 1888.
jelI PAW ARMAND FiTOT, Clerk.
sNrAT DE LA LOUlSlANr.-Cuur lie Pur0lsSe,
az pour la paroissse ct la vile de Ia Nouvclle Or
lS33.-No. l096.-J%cques Potter cont.e srs cream
ciers.-Snr lecture ct enreg ist ement de la petition
la schedule dams atue, est dccrete par la ruur
que les crcanrers de lnsovahe fare savo eurs raj
ouve;t SaU ed de Juliet 3}8, pourquoi
il ne serait point dech rye commencement la loi el en-
attendant outes porSuites colre personne GU ses
proprieties sOnt arrctces.
Bureau de greffer. Nnuvelle Orleans. | | JUN, 1888
ieli PAW ARM MD Pilot, Gretlier.
T INSEED OIL4-l0 bbts, lanInS from steamboat
Ia Albany, for sale by Ii DORSEY
jcl3 Il New Ievee.
HSARL1'S SUPERIOR HANS-N0w landing from
~ Steamboat Suitaha, supply Of the above, put up
i'll hhds, tierces and bhls; for sale by
l.AYET y AMELUNG,
iel3 Il Commerce street.
4 INSEED OII.--l2 hb!s and } casks hest Linsccd
4 Oil how landing from ship Nashville, and for ale
by JARVIS Il .A-.DREW&,
Whules lie Druggists,
jel3 commonnnd rchapitouns st.
4 COTCH ALE-5O casks (pints and quartSl in store
- and for salehy lfoiMLS x MILLS,
jelly s'a'lS ALLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

meeting othc Democrats of Rappaannock county, held ct
the Courthouse Monday, the 2b OF November le5, Ro-
Deaeragc called the Chair and Jach son OBHnon
appointed SerIcaJhc object of the meeting having been
planned the following preamble and resolutions were offered an"
unanimously adopted:
Wheeas il cSPedien that in the present crisis of our poll
the Democracy forth their uniILcd strength, and
the individual who be most agreeable to the
those who through times o terror and aar suspensions
epGRrU have nailed their colours TIE mast OF the good
ship Of their principles, determined 10 sink swim lhcrewit and
be pcfyadiE. this Congressional District which,
suffered prevail divide the Democratic gaI'yand by
such defeat the protesting principles: and "
possibility tho of the State in such 10 intro
National Bank, and the Ion: list OF other FEEDER"
zco0usy advocated by the Dpo:on the ns' REMEDY
Convention Delegates from all The counes
composn. this Congressional District: ce"4
suitable candidate for the Congress te
supported by the Democracy of the District:
Therefore, rcs0lrel at this approve Of The ar a. cal
Convention, be held at CuHp Courthouse, on the ~
Monday January the purpose Of making such
and that meeting earnestly aGd respectfully tUt
cii Democratic brethren 81" other -
this District their CCuIis. to appoint
to the proposed Convention.
Rc,0rey Of RaFPahanrock be- ana
they hereby requested attend December CoG for I"c
purpos" appointing delegates tic proposed Convention
Rc.Ori Thar these nss be gucd by tie Chairman and
Secretary Inh that Tia; latter copy publication the
If.ui" Ilculd. Political Arena, and Richmond EnIGi!GT.
o.. motion. tic meeting adiourGcd
ROBERT DEATUERhCE, Chairman.
J,rxSoz O'BASyoS, SserttGrg.
Suv ~ 5s-iieD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23
RsicEsznonG, FRIDAY, Nos. 2:s.
TIE SIXTIES.
NORTH CAROLINA,

The State Legislature assembled Monday last :
o'c!ncb at Raleigh in Mr. B. B. Smith spacious bEI.
ing on Fayetteville street temporarily he4 Up I,r der
accommodation The Raleigh Regste! (Whigj sales
in The Senate that " after two netirctua attempts to
make Speaker adjournment took place. Ncs-r,
J0yncr of Halifax, (Whig) and Wilson at Edg' comr
" b. were voted lur-and there was he each tu.
There are 90 Senators Deduct the nominees who DID
not vote and Mrssrs Foy Of Careret and Jones Speed
OF Gates and Chowan and White Of Arson. Uh'-S At!
MIR Etherick Of Curyiluck, IAN, who absent. and
it leaves Al members. Of these. - voted for COL Jo.
ner ard 22 for Mr. Wilson 1t strictly Pa'tgtu,-
EXCEPT that Mr. CARSON Of Rutherford, hitherto count
ed as Wing, voted with Tie Administration. lfct'..r
of the absent Wings arrive FIRST, Col! Joyner Wa be-
elected; if Mr. Eherldge should first take his seat, Mr
Wilson will be chosen. In the House Of Commons
VIM A. Graham Of Orange (WEg) was elected SPEAK
er on the frs, ballot by - votes Michael okr Of
Lincoln. (V b. This vas strictly party vote EXCEPT
tina, Mr. Bedford Of Rutherford elected liy voted
Tor ii"ke. and Mr.. Scr Of Macon (iIn y voted Tor
Graham"-The Register claims majnrurs ur The Wings
in both branchcs-but upon THIS subject We have re
ceiYcd the following Letter from
"RaiciOk. NCU ~ - We met Monday After ~.
mc.ous trials We have failed TO elect the officers It. the
Senate 1t is possible, we may succeed better a..
morrow Our opponents (he Whigs) claim COrsi,r
rahe majority on oint vote; but we tlltcr ourselves
they will not be able TO carry their lnsruring trsou.
tons from dcvropemens. there APPEARS To- be-
majority opposed to U. S Bank aai Of cnurse the
Legislature will not go with them on that sutjrcL'
DELAWARE.
For the first time for more than IL years, lhi; State
will be represented in the next Congress b. drcdrd
Republican. Cot Robinson is elected by mnoriiy +
precisely 80 Both parties are claiming the legislature
and OF course tie next Senator Of the United States
The Wings say, they will have majority Of She
Delaware Gazette, on the other hand claims Tie mem
bers from Sussex county, OF whose vote tie contest
would turn Il says, at is said by some that the gen.
tIemen elected EAigS This is not correct; they
have reser acknowledged the name, but have been
known as American kepubicans;' and although they
have heretofore aced mith the Wings of New Castle ard
Kent counties the fact Of their coming out at this
election in opposition to the rtguiay WIG IiLG amd an
Joining the Van Buren, party in enGcav"rrg To defeat H.
in which they have succeeded. is conclusive that THY
claim no allegiance 10 the Wing party So far. they
have fulfilled their promise in supporting Co! Robinson
for Congress-
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pT fbn oh
had commune o, 'at U luz Gtrn,di Guards fell in
park oil Ht"iety anu '.e L ;n,ad;,,.Iv rut 70
with three rebels on h''s n"GN "o ~, ,'onns,r and
night ne fa'ti '"'' ,rn,,oai cv.irv who
scream a"J. -. hr nu,snny the reb-ls on
I;r I,ai r,cd ~ i,eL IN advance al the Iiussars
o. n;n I'm n the rcnrr., rebel lie made j hrn,
hn, used whcr,upon he stabbed him III the side,
which brour ht han 10 Il sand and he was made pm
soorr short li,ur a,:t, wards he attempted I" rsrale
and yhe IN the act al roping fence hr Mas SHOT Dy
CORPORAL al the IIuss,rs, uud expired IN aE"Gl Two
hours His maine WAS CrruIrr, Z stnrr htrpei IN -
Paul street.
On Tuesday, body Of aJnnt sixty rebels, nnGef one
alsIhot lrn. the district of Quebec, took up position
on tho mountain behind BoucherviIc al The mills be-
cugng To heopiile Bruneau, advocate OF this Guy,
who landed Charlplain !iom The States on SUNDAY
last in company with that notorious scamp Van kens'
seIaer Yesterday morning, the FeCtIS on '"s bouGhrr
vile mountain learning from one "i tier scouts max
company Of the Goth regiment was marching !" we
neighborood precIp'tate'y took to Ght "n Hi+'n"'
calling ont ''.H's brdreS, $H"rs "a. pt"t ih"y sit or
hind them three pieces OF artillery aud about @oo STAND
Of arms
On Tuesday about noon, NINETY two rebels ron Ma
pierviie marched into town, under guard ana
were SAFELY lodged III prison Among 'hen We "tsetve'
NORM late Captain OF The Eagle steamer ana MS son
About clock, II prisoners were hilcHe" mo to""
from Lachne under the charge OF lev volunteers 9"
l"at vI1Ia7t t"'% 'ag hid ,In ron;n,l rnn If S.
-, ''I ct;,n . Lia sn, - bo ras,
ctf'afy VI " ~ "' % we H. ID !'I NI,
DTsao'e' OeneiI'' anu !"D" I"u III rn,, %
WIN WIS oI' S ~ ,s arn,I.r snn If DR. New
t' 49, .a ~ so n,b Mr. Iobn D,ncooni of this
cum' - r,os,sJ on Sunday week ard Win his en-
| 49, ,i:,n,o- has hcen in ;ail ever SINCE
p'''@' =, ~, A. on,
(fTom WS ''cW i''" "H,'' - .'"'. ~ n.
FRONTIER NE"s-Ne are aoe 'n'S '''''"s " V'e ,
our readers little news IN addition 10 Tie extensive quo
get OF reports "hlch was served up yes"iuay i"e'e
is doubt whether the troops engaged wiI Inc re
youI'onsis al Prescott were regulars or n". as VIC
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GROCERIES. &c

GROCERIES, &c.
GOFFEE-Laguita, and Porto Rico
- Sugars-St. CroI, p Rico and Loaf
F.. Rum
jamaica do
Cognac Brandy
S.Ot-a sizes
Nails 90
I.ubec ground Plaster 10 casks
Salt-Lvcrpoo filed
1eas-Grnpowjer aud Young Tyson
Pspcr-Wrnr and wrapping
Powder-Bastins, Fair Lawn Mills"
Do KENTUCKY rifle
Spermaca, and Mould Csntles
Tanners Oil
Moasses
White Lamp Oil
Eaisns, Almonds, &c.
For sa!e, at wholesale, by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
-?actigEcCrs dgi Commission -Nrroi1aiS.
Novta 90 .1-W3Y
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Va ELL known the sposmen of Richmond HG vicinity, has
- the pleasure inform them ard III" public that he has
opened Gun STORE Main street Richmond, opposite tbs
Bank where he manufactures and imports and i'll
sany keep for sale, Rifles, single and double barrel Fo" ling
self pocket and other Pis;c!, article
sporting and military lnca Of which warranted TO Do
quality and Will be sold al prices which will
prise III the market
= has workmca who produce fac article in
Fown: Piece any Others ~ competition is
life of business, sposen respectfully solicited drop
au take peep a;somchns not 10 BE- found every
Mar SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

CONWAY ROBINSON hes resigned the Office OF President
ard Fredericksburg Railroad Company, with
purpose CT dcyong his entirely his Profession. lie
regularly the Court Of Appeals and Federal Courts and also
the Circuit Court Of cnT!Co His Ucc
a; the house lately occupied by Judge Daniel.
Snya
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23
NEW YORK.

The y. Y Journal Of Commerce says, that Stewards
majority Marcy is about loco Tile Asscr"h'yls
divided, 50 Wings, and AZ Van Buren, men; Uswego
county having elected one member Of each party. Wing
majority 3G.-The Senate is divided IA Wings and l.
Van Buren, Van Buren, majority 4. WING ma.
joriiy in j1int ballot, 2-COngress-2l WEgs-iyN Van
BuIen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-23

wave over her loreverfor the interest Of each Of her
States is the interest OF all.
9 The Commercial Conven;ion-The friend and not
tho foe of Union-may the Of the for
Commercial Independence recommended by it, equal
the patriotism which prompted, and the ability which
natured them.
The Of her Mecklenburg Siguers have done gal.
liant fight for Southern Commercial freedom and indie
pendence.
a. Commerce, Agriculture and Manufactures Mu.
tualIy dependent and alike entitled 10 Legislative pro-
lection and support
5 South Carolina-Ever foremost in the ranks of Chi.
valry. The standard Of Commercial freedom which she
first unlued has been nOby borne by her distinguished
SON.
This toast received with bursts Of applause, and
Col llayne with much feeling in reply. We re-.
greet that time will no, permit US TO attempt even the
brefest outline OF ,rLa he said. Col. Huyne being
Southern with strictly Southern feelings, there
was peculiar force and beauty in the warmth and clio
Guence with which he proclaimed his attachment 10 the
Union and his iraerna affection for the Northern
bers oil our glorious contederacy He alluded in the
happiess 10 the institutions, the commercial n.
terprse, and the manufacturing industry Of the North
ard particularly The State Of Massachusetts, whose
chants as body were unsurpassed by any other class
Of men i'll the world Tor their intellectual and moral
worth and whose might be found among The bright.
est Of society in all The capitals of Europe
He concluded by offering the following toast:
Our brothers of the New England States of whom The
South are justly proud-lt is our duty and interest
10 cherish the most intimate commercial relations with
our Northern brethren, well other sections Of our
glorious Unon-not, however, as dependents, but on
terms Of reciprocal advantage.
BY the Committee The Hon John Tyler: The H..
hera Statesman the eloquent and accomplished Gentle.
After the tremendous applause which follow ed The an.
nounccmen of this toast had subsidized, Governor Tyler
and addressed the company in remarkably feict-
Gus manner embodying in his remarks some Of the
warmest sentiments of Pa,rolsm and occasionally in.
dulging in those saies Of pleasantly which peculi
arly in place such In conclusion, he paid
beautiful compliment TO the State Of South Carolina.
and offered The following sentiments
Gen. Robert Y Ilnyne: Distinguished as Senator
distinguished Governor-but destined 10 be still more
distinguished President of the Charleston and Ohio
Railroad.
By the Committee. Our distinguished guest, Col. A.
P. Hayne Of Charleston: worthy specimen of The
chivslry Of South Carolina.
TO which Col iayne responded and gave the follow.
ing sentiment:
Washington the Father of his Coun,ry-Lafayette,
the friend Of Washing, silence, muse
their praiser
BY John B. Benton. The Hon. John II. Patton: No
less distinguished for his intellectual abilities than for
his political independence and devotion 10 the best in.
teres,s Of Virginia.
To Ibis toast, which received with hearty accla
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
- o Dffcrtpt

'@atb 1T 80. 20 bcs +" Iatcrtanbsfteunbs tlto
~ 8eiits Der 3eit'' ett,en artitel sesen bo6m.
6crrn &ibr 1T Gantrn, tinrItcn licB, ,liit Elm
alittc ju finpen, parb ~elbes bic ,tneinisteitcn,
bic swit6en jene,n !6crrn u1o mir rtmatteten, Sc.
fblt9tet werpen fcnntcn; fp 1T es mir erfreuli,
btermit ertlaren su tsni,er, bag pieter burb tos.
bafte 9erlaiunocr bcrsetra4te 3wiit, in Splse
elmer freunpfaaftliben 3ufammentunft, pblIisse.
bcten it, nnp paB mir nun tpieper int tetfen Der.
tfanpniB ltnp. Sla@ ,lnferer nnterrepunS tr,pies
es fih, Bag Menfaen init slattcn 3unsen bic
Stifter picfts 3pifes iparett; Menfnen init Sspet
8ef9tern, pte ltbs fAen lanSc 5u iDrcm .oaupt.
sef4afte MAIDEN, folde WiBbcaisttitett ins sesea
~ rufcn, I'M, tbr fbaeenfrrbes 9ematb ju ttfrie.
i isen, ,tnp-pan.it lie tei fclaen ltmtrieten ibr
f9narses rerrunjeltes Gtwtbs's ~ tpafhen Dee
lesenbett erfbnappen m6Sett, IS fep fol6es redo
pber lnrccbt, 70 ,tr ibr perra6ter plan polIbraAt
miro. St I6cfFnunS ras biefe, meite nnp .6crrn
Stibrs sebcuarlten Sreunpe ibr untpefen tinttel.
len ,perben, ,pilnf8e i'd benfclben Gin stadli@es
netles Sabr. r., e&.g 8. .6elb.
Canton, Sec. 49,. 5' 1tn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
Mt6tI9 bon Sarrtsburg.

Gie pottoDm lSten December,
brabte Die Nabritbtt baS ii6 orei
qRbt9 Geprdentantsn @IisOer,
lndmltb Suttler unD SturOeoanl
ponguserne u. MOntilius ppnllniou
SauntD, i'm 9aufe etnfanoen unc
uab 2lbleeuns ibre6 @iDeS ibre
Sibe einnobmen. GaS Oaus
bat alIo Elm unbeltreitbares Quo,
rum unD 1T nun i'm Stonoe ss'
| fesmdfiss Oe(Ddfte Su berribten
Sic ibrlgen1 abwelenoen GjIIerer
Ibaben nun feline qBabL ais ltb tn
Oen 9SiQen Der Mebrbeit III fi'
gen oDer fble6twe9 obsuoanfsn.
0ie @5enat6-GDmmitte um III
entl1eioen, tpslOeS Don Den bft
Den or9anl(irten Sdulern als Oas
selssmd6ige prdfentantenbaue
anerf4nnt tpsroen (cu, batte nod
feinsn Serisbt eritattet. SIR (ts
bleibt jeet frineSnt fbeiouns lbrle,
inoem oas cine Soaus feln Ouo>
rum bebaupten fam,
elm MOntag ernannte Der S5e>
notg gommittsen, um lber Die lbri-
gen beftrtttenen Stee in jsnem
&brper III ent(6etpen.
Ser @OuDernor lleB cine Dro-
f(omatlon ergeben in lpelber er
Die pom Splfe 0isfsr Nspubllt
init elmer Mebrbeit Don 1919
EStimmen an9enommenen Ser
Ibe6erunsen Der GonItitutlDn ratI'
fttlrt. 0ie @infseun9 OeS neuer-
|wdbltengouDernbrS miro alD auf
oen l5ten Sanuor fattfn0en.
l. GasIamtlibs ocnpbilab eipbio
Inab 0orrtsbur9 beoroerteMllitdr
Corps botte am lebten Sonnta9F
abeno leetsren Srt perloSen, uno
ib nacb (einer 9eimotb Uerflst,
Din Oeben Gtott rlcete Elm an2OO.
Olann ,torfes Corps Don oenen
III Carlisle ltationirten 9sr. Ct.
SpDaten in 0otrisburs Elm, uno
|be(eeen Las Dortislblt befnblibe
|9er. Staoten 3useb6renoe NrE-
nal.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
wurDe nit 1876 ssssn 65 Stim'
men onQenDt,lt1len.. +.

murDe nit 1876 se9en IS Stim
men oneenemn'en.
|0er Ste 8efblu6: ..s. ...
| Bs11le6ent ea6 Der gensR6
|fein Gs6t bsitEt, Dosieni9e in0i<
rette 5u tbunt rpas er Direft nibt
tbun oarf.' Ill.,.
rpurDe NIT l73gegeB3OpoBtrt.
gben fo purce Der Ate un0 ste
Befblu6 angenOmntsn. S1e lou
ten:
| Sefblo6en, Oa6 oieG onffituttcn
auf Den aussebebnteu grunof fdt'
zen Der Gletbbeit unter Den 9lie'
bern DieIesBunoes berubt uno oa6
Der Gonsre6 in Der 2lusibung
feiner anerfonnten Gewalten tsin
Nett bat, swif fben ben Anitolten
zines SbeiIS Der @5toaten poeE
oes anbern su unterf6eto In Der
NbIltt Die einen absuibafen uno'
Die anDern su befbroern,
. Oaber 8efblo6en, oae aue
0erlube ponSeiten oesgousreb-
es, Die Selaoerei in benz Sillrlft
Columbia coer in ben SerritDrien
ab5u ftbafsn, ooer Die 9erfeeuns
Der Gclauen Don 9StoQt III EStdat
verbinperm DOer einen l1nterf6teo
Su MAIDEN ;wtIben Den Senffitw
ttonen oss sinsn Shells Der Gon'
liberation unD ,tpi fben Dem on'
oern in Der Nrerwdbntsn Nbi6t
nit Den eonltitutiDneuen gruno,
fdeen auf benen Die Union oiefer
Staaten berubt, i'm 9Bioerfprub
(teben uno ou6er Der Surisoiftiou
oes Gcngte6es liesen; uno Do6
je0epetition, ,Memcrial, PeGbluB,
Dorfblag ODER papier, netbes
auf irgsno cine weIle poer in it,
gsn0 elmer 2luscebnnns (ib auf
Sclaoersi beslebt, wie Dorerf
'pdbnt ooer auf Die l(b(bafuns
OerIelbsm bel 9orlesun9 osrEb
ben pbne ,peiteres ouf Den Sif6
Selegt werOen Iou, Dbne oaB Diss
lelbsn seotudt, oerlefen, Dsbattirt
ODER fonft bsrddf6tist tperbsn
(Duen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-12-28
6 o t1a re 6.
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Sm 0aus Der Nsprd(entanten
i'm GOnsrsB fno (ebr wl6tige 8es
Ghlu6s in 3esu9 ouf Die 2lbolt-
tionsfrose pobirt wcroen. Oie(e
Se@bll6et fo perosrblib unb Dem
Nebt Der petitionen an Den Gons
9re6 entsegen fe ouO erfbelnen
mb9ent baben 0e6en obn9eabtet
bios 0as Wpbl uno Die Sortoauer
| Der Union I'M 2luse. SO wlroe Of
Inc 3weifel Oas fortssfeste Drdns-
en- Der 2lbolitioni'fen, Den G.Dnsreb
su eInem entibeiOen0en S6ritte
ssssn Die SclaYersi Su psrlsiten
eine, Srennuns Der Iuoliben
g taaten Don Der Union uno innere
&riese sur Solse sebabt baben
Dur6 Diefe Nel6lh6s, tpelt,s tpir
nabfeAenD seben, u. wetete Ihnea
unD frdftlg oDrgebra6t unO pas
6irt nuroen 1T DEM tiefselsstsn
plan Der NbOllticniftsn auf ein=
:'mal Elm Weeel por9sihDben. Gie
|SelbllBe ruroen BON 0errn q,
tberton BON Neu' 6ampfbire oor,
l gebrabt unO lauten: .sa.
SsfblDben OaB oisIe Nesie.
|runs nur beGbranfte @e,palten
bsist unD oa6 burb Die Gonititu-
tiDE Der 9er. Staaten Der Con,
sre6 Feline 9eridtsbarfsit uber
|oas Snltitut Ser Sclapsrei In Den
psr(bieDene1 @taoten bes Run-
|Oss bat. Stslsr 8efhlu6 nuroe
nit 1873 9esen 6 gtimmsn anse.
|nommetl 1ob beftigen Sebatten
uber ben Nntras rie(sr BefDla6e.
\ Ser imeite gefAlu6:
| Releblo6sn, > aB 8ittfbriften
Ifir Die Nbfbafuns Der Sclapsrsi
linn s ifrift Golumbia unD Dsn
lSerritorien Der Qsr. ct. unO ses
] lsen Die 9erfesuns Der Gclapen
BON einetn z taat sut1l anDern, Elm
Operations lino, UNI oas, ,5ns
!|ifitut Der G claDsrei In DEN pers
lfMeoenen Staatsn III beeintrah,
|ti9en uno Dapurb inoigett jet,es
'lSnllitut innerbolb lbrers verfbls,
lpenen 9ranssn ,u pernidten,