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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Die ftd, 70 febr tptberIfrehenoen Bertcbte
itber bic 8cwe9un9en Der 3 9Jatrioten laBeu
|oas publifam fat gang in llngetpiBbeit iiber
ote tpabre Gage uno sbGGt bleles 0elbens
lbdufstns. DaB fIe in tleinen, serifreuten
Nbtbellun9en, oft oertleibet unb pbne Maf.
ten, fsh an benz ufer Der Seen in Seus9)ert
lSbto nno Welhi9an entlan9 3esen uno ,um
lbeu nod tbuen, 1T cine aus9emadte ga,
de eben 70 9etptB 1T, oaB Die bon unIerer
Ge9terung an9eitellten 2ruppen unb 8ebSr.
Den ftren(te Wabt balten, bamtt Die Oerums
|Sl1sler bic Jeutralitdt nnieres @ebietes nidbt
serlesen. Dae oen 8etpe9un9en Der patris
oten etn tpcblberehneter plan su @runoe
lte9t, 1T ebenfalls iebr benfbar aIein felbil
ole 3eltun9en, tpelde tn Der unmittelbareu
Idbe Der @e3eno Der unrube aebrudt ruer.
oen fti'o unpermo9eno, mebr als bloBe Sc,
rlldse gu ltefern.
90 bteB es nod neulid, bic patrtcten
tparen nabe Detroit nad) Canada itber9es
lest, .bdtten etn gefedt nit BEN HoDali(fen
|9ebobt uno btefel6en tn bic Sludt 9efblas
|9en. Gin anoerer Seriht fagte, bic patris
oten bdtten Sort Walben etaaencmmen-
bepoe &eriidte baben jebcd feitber feline
tpeltere Beifdtt9ung erbaIten.
Sclgenbe Iahrtbt BON eiuem 9luqriff,
tpeld,er fitr einen 2beil Der Datricten uls
alnitig ausfeL it iu Der "Oetrctt SSrepen
>prese" pom 26iteu Sebruar entbalten -
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300 patrioten, tpeld,e fId, Stpiihen @tbrals
tar unb 2cleco anfbieIten, nad) Eebts@pr
lanc, Deltes Dem Srttten 9ebDrt, iber.-
Ste hatten nllr pber 6 Wansfeteu unb etu
Jelb9eldis 6eY fle,, tpelhes lebtere fle auf
. 2Tenienriegeln befeti9ten. gle nabmen,
unter ainfittrang beS Sen. Dreepe BeGe
BON Der Sniel, unb ,pdbreno eer Nad,t tpur,
oeu ibnen nod, SO Musfeten biuaber ae,
Ianet. Am Wcrsen bes 25ifen fienaen Sic
Britten pom @anabasllfer auf fie ~ Icfie,
lsen an uns bic patrieteu scaen fId, t2tt
3 Gerpunoeten auf bas slmerifanifd,e llfer
lsuriid. S,ier aber itanoen bic Ser. staateu
Iruppen bercit, unb eut,paffneten uuo ar.
tretirten ile, 70 lAneQ Ge Ianbetcu :"
Man fa9t, Der 8eriud) bep Eed,t gplant
Yep nur gemad,t ,pproen, uin bic 9luf,nerfs
iamfeit Der Ser. ct. Beamten BON Der
Sauptmad't Der patrtetcn ab,ulenfen, mel.
| d1e ild, speiter unterhalb befanb, mo ,u
ndmliben 3eti nad, Ganaba liter;uieseu ges
ead,te. Dies it auh rpatrIhrinlih.
GiHe Nadfhrift bes GfepcIanb slbpertei.
lisrs bonn sten Diefcs fa9t: "Gin Ssrr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
S575, ,5Ss 80 1885, 1882 3

1888 80 $3S9,73 SO
Qnleibe ait Direftcren unb Stcdbalter am
Sten WeaD S99, 1875 90; Dec. 8, S99, AIS 90.
Msnn nsan bic einseluen Stems nit be,
men tn unierm lesten 8latte CHE oben nnter
9ao. 4. ncamals ansefiibrt iInb) psrsleidt,
ipirb man erieben, baB bie suelentlidffen
Summer, iibereintfimmen.
pPMir baben fir n6tbis sebalten eine
pcnffanbi9e Grsdbiung bes eersongs 6ep
|eiefer Sadf 81 geben, inoem man IND &c.
ri9tst bat, uHfere poiitifden ge8nsr batten
in' einn, oieie anseIesenbett namentIid
nnisre Grsldrnns, anf rtne fit uns nadtbeb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

pelder NIT Der gtdtfh BON Osme9o onfam,
bertdtet, bae bic patricten StGrrps @Ylano
perItsBen, bic Stabt 8rcdottte am 9prenss
fuB, In Sbers@anaoa, einnabnen, bic bort
9efanoenen patrtoten befreDten, eine 9rOBe
6uattitdt SIaur nnb prooiitonen fprtnab'
men, uno bag es tbre AbGdt mar, 9erobe
auf Ringftpn lDs3umarlbiren.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

|Iise Betie ;a perereben. Die @rfIdruns
|saben mir, neil mir 9Iaubten, ber Canton
8anf fey llnredt 9cid)eben nno mir fIbren
|feinen 8ries 9e9en oiele ODER jene AnftaIt I'M
8eionbern, fonbern 9esen ben Grunbfab oes
8cIfsbetrugs Der Santen tint Na9emeinen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09
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.Slorioo.-Der Ri6mono 8bia
Ipom 24ten Sebruor entbdlt einen 8rief
pom 9ten, selbrieben 20 3eilen fdolib
'pon Supiter Gilono:
"gBir ftno an ben pielbeip ipro6enen
'Goer9laoes on9efo,amen, uno moribirten
|pdbreno Der leeten beioen Sage our6
&otb, @roe uno Bober, oos 2 bis 3 SUP
|tief tpar, obne faum Elm trodnes Sled1en
Su finoen, um Die Seo6t oarauf 5ujubrins-
en. Oieier Selo5us ift bel tpeitsm BET un-
ermdoli6ite uno ma3famfte bon aaen felt
Dem Qnfan9e oer Seinoieli9feiten. Seeer,
pom @enerot berob bis 3um8emeinen, bat
na6 beffen &rdften feline S6uloisfeit &C.
than. auf Qnrotben zines 9efaneenen
@e9ers tpuroe nit ben Snoianern cine ltns
terreonns 9ebalten. Dieie f5no iun9e&ries
ger, befebli9t BON 9aoio uno bloc auf
2unofbaft aus9efenoet. Sie seben Dor,
oes&rie9es mioe 3u fsin, eonnten fi6 aber
ouf Feline unterbonolun9en einlaben, ba
Die 9&uptlin9e ni6t onwefeno maren.
Sic perlon9ten - Gage (bis gum Stem,
'porauf fte tpieoer gum @eneral fommen
wollten, nnb tpdbreno itb oiefes fbreibe,
bdlt @eneral Sebup nebft einieen Sfisie.
ren uno be9leitet Dor binrei6enoer 8eoeee<
un9 9e9en Serrdtberei nit ibnen,- cine
balbe Neae BON bier, 8eratbuns. Sd
boffe, oas ettpas 9efbeben miro, UNI oieien
Seinabe etpisen&riee sugnee 3u brinsen.-
emisen 3rie9 fa9e ib, tpsit Der liebe @ott
oiefe BllSen in Elm eano 9efeet bat, bas
nur BON ibnen felbft betpobnt weroen fann.
une ~oraus ielbft Eenopbon's armee Ge
ntdbt oertreiben t6nnte, 70 lanee fie blei-
ben spellen. Sie baben gerf6ansunaen
uno eerborsene 3ulu6ts0rter, ,psrin fse
|auf eer Souer liesen, apf unfere 0ntunff
parten, ben Sortrab NIT S6aeen beard-
Zen, tooten uao oertpunoen, uno bonn bic
SIu3t er9reifen. Sbeeft Gaylor oraua 70
pslt in ben sSeften Dor, als es m6sli6 it,
muBte ober tps9en eer natirli6en 8efbaf1
fenbeit bes eanoes tuieoer 3urGd9eben unS
1T lebt, CLAUDE i'd, gu Sort 8rooee ODER
Sabln9er. Gin pori9e seobt bel uns ein=
9etro1ener eilbote beri6tet, oab l3O Sn-
olaner, NIT einlblub Don Neeern, 8et.
bern uno &lnsern gu ibm titersansen itno.
Oarunter tparen 46 Setuafnete.
Tim 7 l1br Na6mittass. @eneral Sc.
Bup uno bic Sffi;iere inb BON Der Ssra-
tbuns 5urtidsetommen, tesleitet bon, an.
9eiebenen 9duptline 6aoia uno 8 anoern
Seminolen. 3tpei berlesben famen in mein
Belt, no itb ibnen NIT meinen fpdrliben
seeensm'tteln eufportete; oenn piel tonnen
tp'r tn unlern3orn'ttern nibt fcrtbrin9en.
so gap tDnen au@ no@ ettpas NIT auf cen
sSe9'-S'e bitten, e'nen tleinen Sbeil oes
sanoee oe9alten 5u odrfen fle fasen, es
let 1bre 9oelmatb, bic 9ein,atb ibrer 8dter
Dap tie pier 9eboren fparen unb oas ean6
l'eeen II. es ni9t perlaben piroen. Sebup
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-09

Spalllen bat S60,67i an Der nmerifani.
iden entihdsigan9s'Terssruns besablt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

Canvas CouscrL.-BoARp or ALDEnsES, Mon
day, 18th February, l6Se.-Ssne time was spent af.
ter tea, in gossippng with Mr.. Senator ralmadge
about The fire places the expectation that the wor-
thy and worshpful gentle men Of the Board OF Alder
mea would drop in in numbers sufficient to form a
quorum After about quarters OF an hour spent
20 no purpose Mr.. Alderman Greenfield, who was in
the CORRIDOR was summoned, and on his appearance
a quorum was declared and the fclowlng members
answered 10 their names - hn<D..-1-V
The President Mr.. Benson Aldermen Taylor,
Randall r. Smith, Greenfield, Waterbury, lngraham
Whitehead, VarIan. -
read, ,durng which Aid r. J. Smith made his appear
ance and took his seat, messages from the Mayor
respecting the seamens Bank for Savings was
read-and petitions from various persons were pre-
scented. Among these were one rem the commute
OF the Board Of Assessors for the payment OF 70 CO.
pies Of Longworths Directory obtained by them, by
means of which they had obtaiHed the addresses Of
great many persons indebted for assessments, and
had obtained payment OF their defalcatons.
Alderman Varisn opposed the petition, on the
ground that no Board Of Assessors existed, their
books had been signed-and their Office had lapsed.
memorial from the Governors Of the Blooming
dale Insane Asylum against recent resolution OF
the Board sanctonng the opening Of 4th and 10th
Streets which thy stated would he nurous TO the in
eres,s Of the Asylum, and prayed for the repeal Of
| sach resolution.
Al this period Mr.. Alderman Bruen took his seat
communication was received and read from one
Mr. Bsrganni respecting the freq.ency o. hres IN
| New York, and suggesting partial remedy, which
consisted Of Saamander dress, which Mr. BsrRanini
offered TO the Common Council for the purpose Of
| experiment.
Nj. Alderman Brady dropped in, and took his seat.
The Report Of a Commies to whom was referred
the petition Of Dr. ID. A. Gum, for services at the
Watch house at the corner Of Greenwich Lane and
9Th Avenue reported against DR.. Gums demand,
amounting 10 about s6e
The report of the Committee on Water Grant on
the North River was ordered to be printed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

PROBABLE MASsLAuGHTER.-A laborer named MI
chae Brazil was employed TO fix the gas pipes IN the
ruins Of the Bowery Theatre on Sunday. crowd
of boys threw stones at him in sport and wanionness
he got angry and threw brickbat amongst them.
II struck boy named John Shelly on the head,
broke his skull and he now lies in hopeless state
thirteen pieces OF bone were taken out Of his head
Yesterday. Justice Hopson has committed Brazil to
bridewell 10 answer to the charge.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

II The BOARD OF TRADE have presented, 1t Is
said TO the legislature charge of usury against the
Phoenix Bank. Pray, who were the first to tempt
the banks and their agents TO take what they could
get for loans of money! Most likely some OF the
very men now trying to punish them for IL.
II is rresistsy amusing 10 see the Board of Trade
leaving their desks and turning locofocos There's
hole in your breeehes, gentlemen &c, mend them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

o. the Ietb instant Of Consumption, Mr. WIN. Chapm an,
aged 81 years Ne highly esteemed and respected by all
who knew him.
Ibis friends asd acqusniances respectfully invited
from No II Beekman street, this Afternoon at
4 O'Clock.
ON the 10Th instant Hester Ann, wife Of Joshua carbar
The relatives and fesas Of family invited
funeral this day. at O'clock from his residence, 28 Hou
ON the 18Th Instant csihsse Ann daughter Of Robert ~
Penoyer
Scotland.
WEEKLY REPORT OF INTERMENTs-The City In.
pector reports the death lis during the week end
Ing Saturday, Feb II, viz6 men, 50 women 33beys, 81
srlG total lis.
D,eass-ApopleIy, abces beedsg from the lungs, d
burned o scslded u commissions Group hives
suspon 2; casualties cholera morhus !; carries deli
rum remens u dropsy in the head do chest
debility dishoca, death from poison, scarlet fevsr
do typhoid, do remittent. Il Inflammation OF the BRAIN
do the lungs, 20; do. bowels 81 do chest do THROAT
intemperasce, psrssmus measles p modification oid
IrOfhe OF one year asd under ~ between the sgs
of and q 1 and s. and TO- 81 10 and TO- ~ and 80 III
and ~ 40 and So y 50 and So 60 and TO- 70 and
sss2 20 and 90, J. -,
Places Of n~fipty-Uned states, 90 ireland, 20 England
of whom were from the Aims House Believer from
the Hospital dol from City Hospital dol fro Psny RIOS
pts do; Bsckwefs Island, dol from small fox 90
ooo'e" pe''0''' HENRY a. DUNNEL City Inspector
CITY INSPECTORS ofhce. Feb. ~ 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

6sp a y M n -Iosa large, handsome brown ooIcred
I'D Setter Dog lie entirely bsown has SPIN Q, ocup'e
nose spd 10 the name OF Leo wnoev.. VII s''k
him s No As Hudson St shall receive the above rewars
1885, =
NO T. HT-The upper part OF Nos. snd Pech slip,
communcs tIng anal brick Kitchen In the rear, cellar
M eo,veniert rrs,derce respectable small fsmyso
other nnIy - the premises. the lower part being oecupkd
smees Apply Neffesk SIP Nv"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

SuroIpE.-Alady once affluent, reduced to state
Of destiiuton by the pressure Of the times commit
ted suicide on Saturday to AVOID starvation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

SPtrxprp RELIGIOUS FEsrIvAL-Yesterday we
received the following polite invitation enclosing
several tickets for one Of the most brilliant Religious
Festivals tina, ever any sect Of Christians got up in
this country
NEw YeRk, Feb. Islh, 1895.
Aher many serious difficulties we feel happy in being
sole snsou9ee Ss, - Peters Church Barclay street
Every promise made By he Trustees relation this Church
eonssueuts sabstantaI sodity psin elegance srcSeeu
mi correctness and convenient communication
III. .S be they have succeeded 'e
An orgaa Of To largest dime ssioas and Of ID, most
pre.y Cor the Church Tbs are Of mar.
% bs openns one Messrs best Masses mo "a viii b.
performed by sklfn Orgsnist who viii be assisted
sos have ksdy volunteered their services The RsS
nv Bishop hughes wlI osca,e Ponuneay The Very Rev
sermon expected that the opening 81 - Peter church
will exceed any hsg q y res,er. ~
conveniently accommodate will be issued At Onc Dollar each
10 admit one person Ne eoleeuon VIII be made IN the
Perscss wishing to contrbute will goodness sa
their ecivngbor placed near the entrance
70 the church GA the occasion.
GgoseG PAspow, Chairman.
BERNARD GsaHss, sec'y.
This will be great day among the Catholics
Among the various sects o. Christians, the Catholics
and the Methodists are the only ones that seem 10
understand the spint Of the age. Both msare-
nent and 90 ahead-both are poeticsl and fascns-
tng-beth touch the heart-and lead the soul IA
heaven through the avenues Of the affections. was
educated Catholic, but wherever religion is fosnd-
ed in the heart, there feel at home-ats happy en-
desrng home. Thi. is the that like the Me-
thodi.ts, and attend their holy Pastors visits"
On Sunday next there will be grea, day in Ear
clay street. Ladies GO and see TIT will be wsrth
you trouble.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

SLEreHlso.-Three deaths have occurred in three
days, from accidents during sleigh rides Let the 10
yers of this pleasure be careful
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

rr CouSr TAsIsrRo has published correspon-
dence, which completely establishes his identity and
claims of being gentleman. Must not the other
parties apologize or fght2 Come, come boys ne
backing out. Let justice be done, though the hea-
yens fal
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

TIE BAMBERs.-The Governors warrant ha:
reached this city, directing these men to be gwen VI
and sent home for tral.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

THE New REcoRpER.-The fact has not been Off
cially announced, bu, no doubt exists that Robert II
Morris Esq will succeed Richard Riker, Esq. next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

be - n sse bark Anna, (Brrm) Vessels, Bremen, 4
T ss
chard, Ale xandria, ID. c., Nesmith Leeds.
ARRIVED.
Ship Trenton Bennett Savannah with days cotton &c to
Johnston Lowden The T. anchored on the Bar Sunday
night 70 consequence Of the zee IN The Bay;
Brig star, MITCHELL Tobssco, g days. Iog~ood, Nesmh
Brig Herryog, tBrem) -, Bremen. 60 days 70 c. Meier
schr. Walter r. Jones, Brown, oil from the wreck Of The
GsS,ge Gnsp s,Sore rs se1 w.n,D,,o,
sshr Elisha sucLman Bush, Virgins, 10 days. oysters
sehir ov, Brickeu, Hopkins, Psterssurg, days.
sshr Au.s, Brown Ne~sern days, with naval sores. 70
schr. Escssnge Freeborn Sc Domingo 10 days msfoga-
ny, 10 Ire, Daler Pratt Len Ans The brig Florida,
scSr CITIZEN, Drinswasr Of North Yarmouth Tobasco IS
day.. ,ogw9os TO Meyer MURessn scisd !" company
The schr Martha up the river leading for New
sehr chr.oval Colon Smith, Havana, is Gays sugar, &C.
TO spoaora TiIeson.
shIEp-Bsrss John Brewer Mobile; and Neptune, brcs
Nlmroe smith, Tampico; Dimen, Chsres'on-a towed
'"e nv" MEMORANDA
The Of brig Exertiun. Squam Beach
on saturday She win be broken up--hsr cargo is sS
and main rs ssa one bocm~pu, into Maurice r-er Della
ware bay 18th inst She Ia. valuable cargo New
Yorh, and will leave the frst fair wind
On sunday between ssd r. ~ the sesmbos, Trenton,
Ksmpoo .omisr IN from Norfolk, carried s~sy he sh
ratings, or Two tmse,s and cut In her gunwsle The
Trenior lost part OF her false bow icebreske
wHALERs.
A johanna July 5thshps North America Coz, wi Ming
ton, 1900 bbs Atlantic How land, Warren, 100 Csror Fae-
k~t Dswns Bristol, $50 Emtrad, Dexter, sscp, soc Va
5osp Lscss Tebey. New Bedord 1900 wb 700 % the
wesien Grourd, Nov. 7dCers, Sherman, New Bedfcrd
whales Rcdmsn es,er do whale ssh-sourbon' OF Hs-
ve, 100 bbls
FOREIGN PORTS :. .
PsRrAnsvco. Jan. 4-ships Black wsriier nuSiorai !"
and fsr Salem Gerard Drnksr Phsdephis berk caroh9e
hgs Ros.bes Ray, Phisdslphis, Navarro Dsserss ,
Globe Dolby, do; Aeyere Jnus, soi Lexington, h ooS
Columbis, from Baltimore dseberrinG -, .,-,s- Am
= si-.pd brigs Elzs, Jarrett Famou'h Leopara' vase
New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

II The Union Fire Engine Company Nc. is
give ball at Concert Hall on Thursday evening
Prepare your smiles, ladies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20
M q II MING II Err AL ID.


~ In the FIRE that took place in the Herald Office Sun
day morning, 18th nst Cash Book Ledger Publication
Book and several other accousi books Any person
hem 10 this Office will be handsomely rewarded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

THE ENIaNA.-The articles Of news have crowded
out the solutions Of the enigma which we have pro-
missed to give. They come iockng in every hour
We hope to publish them in this evening paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

PIED

At Shrewsbury NJ j. on Thursday evening", Feb l5th Mr.
Henry Eared New York. Miss Sarah d. daughter Of t.
Sherman. Esq OF the former place.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

Ma DMNEreRp.-We trust something will be
done by his dramatic brethren infavor of Mr. Dime
ford The public would assuredly respond to any
measure in the shape of benefit, now that ne has
lost every thing both present and prospective. He
we understand, quite Frustrated by the fire at the
Bowery. When he had the control of the theatre ne
was never backward in good works, and never turned
deaf ear to the many appeals that were made 10 his
liberality. We hope return m kind may be now
prof3ered-no one needs il more.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

TEE Devil DiscovERED.-In the last "Sunday
Morxing News" wefnd the folio wing excellent article,
which we transfer 10 our columns entire, in order that
the great community of New York, who never see
the News, but always read the Herald may be graft
fed with the intelligence that Satan has at last been
discovered and is now in fair way Of being for ever
dornnlrshad
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-20

Ships Wellington, Chadwick Losdoa, GrsaeI Miuiurn
Cos Angelique, Furber New Oreau Scott MorelL MISS
sippi, Davis do, E X Collins Co; Minerva, Marshall Mo-
bile H. Sse bark Anna, (Brrm.) Vessels, Bremen, r
Pope; briggs Susan Coupand Trinidad de Cuba Cbaean
Ponvert; Fanny Colt Baker, Georgetown; Hacyon Blan-
chard, Ale xandria, ID. c., Nesmith Leeds.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05

nounccs aslavory greater in is Immoral CT. |
lects and corrupiing tendepeies, than all
other human evils put tngetheF" "a mo-
raj and political evil in itself, or inirinslcal-
liz so, of the darkest and most damnins cha-
raeier.n San evil that has, does now, and
will in time TO come, while il exists, involve
in il, as well in its present possession as IN
its future operations, crime, fraud, thcts,
robbery, murder and dealt, y and then the
Doctor declares that the sanger Of God and
the vengeance OF Heaven seems to rest up
on every thing upon which YOU cast your
eyes" in The slave States; and inVokes
"culses upon the heads Of those who sustain
such an institution"
> sWe are grati6edn TO see him elected,
exclaims the Southern Sub. rreasuryiIe, and
tive are equally as much reioiced tohear oil
the defeat Of Mr.. Legaren who is the able
and eloquent defender ofthe South.
How soon, under these circumstances,
we may ask Mr.. Pickens in his own Ian
gunge, will the South slose all the feelings
of freemen, and sink as people, into the
despicable destiny that awaits coward
raccg" "The present crisis" must be I'M
proved, nevertheless, answers MIR. Cal
houn.
Do not tire Calhounites and the Van Blu,
renises walk hand in hand? And who are
the yoke-fellows of the Van Burenites else
where2
The Cincinnati Republican says:
awe know not how the abolitionists voted
in Maine aud Pennsylvania, but this mucl
we know, abolitionism and Van Burenism
went hand in hand, in Ohio. Abolition in
Ohio, is the hand-maid of Loco-focoism. II
the Enquirer is at all sceptical with regard
to what we assert, we are prepared to prove
to his satisfaction, and to the satisfaction ol
every Southerner, open to conviction, that
Van Buren, has been pledged by his friends
to the A6olitionists Of Ohio"
And will the South support political
Abolition partya If not, then avoid Loco
Focoism as they would a pestilence.
MGdiS0nidn.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05

b cat of the whole party has escaped a. |
ave 10 tell lie story. His account siates
that the Patriots rlskei nnt of ihe MIL aiter
sunset, with three whild flags, but we're all
spcarcd as they went out The mill was
then filled by British sSliers, and the man
who escaped Polc--Hith others that had
secre.ed themselves in An lower part ol the
mill, mingled with ihR British troops. lis
companions were deleeted, ,andklied op the
spot. He himself escaf fssd hy wearing the
coat of Lieutenant JohnAn, a British officer
killed Il few days preMohs, The engage
ment is descsibed as asplendid ailair-a-
bout two thousand mel being in the fight,
and several batteries playing all the while
with heavy ordnance. Great sympathy is
felt for the victims, by tho population on the
! American side; while tseir leaders and IN
stigatorS, who wheedled them into the en-
terprise, and then lefl them to perish, are
universally execrated. Several Of these
wretches have been arpested by the U. ,
Marshal. Among Others are Bill Johnson
and the Patriot Geneml, MIR. Burge.
was BY their misrepresentation and COW
ardly management this land Of brave mer
were sacrificed. The commander OF the
Patriots in the action was Pole, Genera
Won Schultz. He it is Supposed killed him
self when he found thatall was lost. The
next news that we shall hear probably vii
be that the survivors ofthis scene ofcarnagC
have been condemned and hung--an enc
that might have been psedicted to the shar
ers of this insane ENTERPRISE, and deeply tc
be amented, when we infect that the sub
fleets of this ignominious punishment were
worthy of better fate, laving been led by
the impulses Of heroism hto the commission
of crimes that consign them to the infamy
Of felons and malefactor4
"a. Com, Bulletin.