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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
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Su Ger Grtderei tcS "patrict unS Ces
mcfrat" 1T prn jest an rten 0cmrleetes tols
lamlid1e 9m9cnmancr Su haben. ColIelbe
ltdrfct eic 9Iu9eu nidt atlcin, fcuecrn bes
nimmt Die @nBintunA mo @jcffYnullt Scs
2In1eulieees. @cim antaltcnrcn g;cbroud,
permebrt uno elireitcrt ee Die SebsRroft
nn9cmein, nno erfriiht eie sorteu 9terpet
Der 9t9ennuefeln. 9ies Ualiamildie 9tus
9enmaHer bat felt ocu frie0eriIdlcn @pcd,cn
III Surcpa bic 9lufmerflamfeit Der glcr,te nas
lclblt allf9erc9t tno 9brrbcn, ricIfdttiae, ia
mr. meacn iaGen Nnneerttanleuee, bdbeu
elelen ballamifdlen 9lugenmalier Die arSete
e'ate, oie GrlaltuBg hires GclIdts, III pers
cnufcii.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
TO PRINTERS.

The subscriber offers the following
founts Of english Tyre Gor sale at rcaso-
nable price, viz;
about 200 lb. Small Plea
800 lb. Brewer
together with an assortment Of Fancy Job
type, column rules &c.
The above type is in good order, aud
has only been muse forabout Is months
it will be sold cheap if application be
made soon, postpaid to
G. a. SAGE.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
9((lentauner 0te6eret,

Die llrterid)riebeueu benahridlttgen hier>
init Elm geebrtee publifum ergebenif, bas fle
jebe slrt @iesarbeiten fir Ninbls9Scrfe uno
Waldmeu, 9uhfen fur Carriages unb QSds
gen, 70 lpie audi pferees 9epalten, II. I. 10.
bon oem bciten G,us, fhnell nno billi9 oers
ertigen.
Srebcr slrbeit, III Naesine, @ifen uno
,Socls, 70 ipie jebe 9lrt Sdmiets2Irbett ipiro
billi9 Derfsrti9t bon
Sd9er llno Sreebprn.
~9lllc slrten pfll9e, @elfd,frrnsStdbs
Ter, gBcildfcrn Srehsr Cniittelif ipclhen
man bad g8elfhfcrn iamt benz &olben nab
den fann), StrasenSedpers bon 9ueciien,
@ultioator'@g9eu, I'm Welihfcrn sn eg9en,
{lno uebt pielen anbern characterization,
an ibrer @ieBerei ;u tabeu.
9lllentauuL 9lpril 10. i,q-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
2(n ras a1ublteun1.

Schn sW. @ apron brnadridlti9et biere
nit ieiue Stunoeh uno ea6 Iubliclr I'M SIas
9emeineiL ea6 er icii potentred,t fir Drcfd)s
maIhmcrL ncbf Merfil6tte, an bic Sorrren
BiQiam &irfpatri #, in Qoucater II.
8 pbra b i'm Stirfp dtri6, III @aitpu,
10 mic Die rasu 0ehori9e pfereetraft, fir cen
Stdat ocil-pennilloanicn, rcrfauft bat. Nies
fe Wafhiilen purecn pcn S.rn. e. 9. 8uraIl
erfuneer, opn ncldem CT bd6 Nateutrctbt,
nm bielelbe Su MAIDEN uno st nerfaufelL ere
balten bat. ;. Gr empfeblt renlnah cben be-
ltnmtcn Sosrrell Dem publicnm an, ba6 fe in
jeber SoitiIdjt bic Waifirrit st MAIDEN fdti9
itnb, ltilo nerben untcr ihrcr 9tufid)t eas Sob
erhalten, III ipelhem 1e frnber Bel bem putt
lifum ilanecn. Gaufbar fir erbaltene GimIts
teSer9ungcu, bittet er eine frilberu Suneer,
icinen Iadfol9crn ibre Suneftoft iufcmen
Su IaIIer.
cSobn SO. Gapron.
f@ Sbi9e WaIhineit ipcrben, in lleterens
itimmung nit Der pbi9eu Sefantmaduna,
an Der altcn @erfltdtte, 9eraee 9eaenlber
9Icmi9s Nitble i'll SltsslGcntaul eerferti9t
iperoeu.
Gpbraim Strfpatrif.
Slts9IQcntaun, SunD 2G. ,lq-3Wt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
Olept3tnelL 2(rSelteten &c.

Ger llnteridlriebene bat ben altcn StaneS
plae, fpelder ehceem pcn Or. s. q. s If
ar , gebaltcn ipurbe, fduaid, an fcb 9es
bradt, neblt cen 9anicn Scrratb prn
9lrSencien, Otebisiilen, SIrbezStctfe,
Senifers@laS, Seble Strnille, Hals
6ernerfe 1t. /. ~.
@r bat 9leihfallS bon pbilabelpbid ans
cine 9hispabl friidcr Mrbisamerte pcn jcs
Der Scrtc erbalten, nit peld)eu or icinc
&unben ub Die beS Or. 6. q. 1itfaret III
rcn bilIi9iten preiler beeicnen fam. Nurdb
9enaue 9lufmerfiamfeit in ieinem @eIh6ftc
bofft CT eilell She'll Der 8unblhaft an crs
halten, mcld1c icin Scr9dn9er III 70 REDEEM
Wtase 9enrB.
SSSobn Sitflon.
b79 Stphrchalter unb Gcctcrcn nerten
bcnad,ridti9t baB bnrd, i'm @urrihuu9cn
III pbilaeelphi1 9emaobt wcrccu lIne, 10 Sos
CT i'm Staube lit, btelelbcn nit jctru 9lrtidcl,
ecr III ibrem SADIE eiuihIdgt, III NblaSels
phter pretien 81 periebeu, mrerd Ite bel
@inIcsun9 ibrcr Sc6irfuiie 3cit mo llnfc,
iten eriparcn.
Galtcu, SunD IL. na-3n,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
9aIentauner Sur unb Seioene
Smt 0Olaltnfaftur.

~ Der llnterihriebene banf6ar fir
" bic Iebr liberale &llnoihaft, peld,e
MAibm biSber slt 2beil 9eipereen it,
bebient I'D, biefer @ele9enbeit, ieiue
Wreunbe imb cas publifum ilberbaupt gu
benobrihti9eu, baB er baS S,utnlahersGcs
(fdft in allen leiueu perIdieoenen 3pei9cn
nod, INNER fprttrei5t, an leinem alten Stane
be, III Der odmilton StraBe, Der Staet
NQentan III, beinabe ee9ennber We . ier'e
9lppthefe uub eini9e 3tilren pberhalb Der
Deutfhen 9lsfcrmirten 6irfe-alltpo CT be-
lfdnbi9 auf Scano bat ein aus9eeebntes
9ldcrtement bon mpei9en SUIT ilnb
feipenen 0liten.
Don einer pcrsheli6en Gualitdt nnc bon pere
,tbieeenen Narbei, Ihidlid1 fir Die Sabre;eltr
ipelde er su febr herab9eieeten pretien ners
faufem ipirp. Sein Baarenlager 1T au69cs
oebnt, unc er ipiro ale Seltelunacn in 1eis
siem Nad,e in &eidnuei )feit perlcr9cn.--
@r perbiirat I'D, fir bic @nte ituo Gauerbafs
tiafeit ieiner Diite unb DerfIhert beB ile bon
feinen in bieier Stabt oeer fanm i'll Staat
ibertroffei tpereen.
Die leieenet Soitte, weld)e an feiicr Mds
nnfaftur perfauft iperben, beifeheu aus eem
dllerbelten Seiben, ipprunter iidl ntdlt per
flein,fe Sbeil Sallnipcue beftncet ilno Die
belten Srrs8pbies wereen bdSu perbraucht.
Ge9llle SSlte bic CT perfauft, 1T er nil
lens, rpeut es 9ietb bat, ipieeer aufSubie9eln
uno su perbeiiern.
&aufieute uno sInSereI Die brim Grceen
faufen, fvroen es sil ibrem Sortbeil ftneei,
bel ibm auSurllfen llnc fitr il6 iclbit gu nra
tbeilen.
cSacpb 8. Spas.
UPWaotise SribjabrS unb Scmmers
SSappeu iInc in 9rpser sluSwahl erbalten
apcreen.
Slaeataun, Mai %. nq-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
0Dliller lutp Sa9err
Stphrha(ter in SdaerspilIe.

H SllplINttNl w NNSN|pptt'N'
Mdd,en ibre Sreunbe unb Dem publifum
er9cbenit betaunt bae iIc bieieS &jeidldft an
bem frilhern Staubplas betreiben, unter Der
6irma pru "pster Miller uub g."
sic tperben altejeit Gin pplitdnri9e6 9lTcrs
temeut BON Stphrs@itern, fobifidl fir jece
SabresSeit, frild5 eprrdthig taber, irelote ITe
gu bcn noblfcitten preiIen ihren pertben
Sfunben ablalien iperoen. ScrSiislide 9lufs
merflamteit ipirb jebesmdl auf bic 9llswabl
Der @uter peripanbt lpcrfen.
geter 0iiller it.
Sipen Sd9er.
sGP 9llle biejeni9cil, meldhe nrd) in ben
StcbrbIiberu peer auf ir9enb cine anoere
slrt an Die Strma bon "peter Miller mtb
60" fdulbi9 iIne, ,perben frsunoihaftlih
eriudt cllne 8etl baloi9it atSusahlen, neil
eS bO6ft n6tbis iit allies III 9iihti9feit Su
brtn9en.
4eter 0iiller, it, llnp SO.
SulD 3. nq-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
2(leranper 6. SSrault
Nied,fSaeiehrter (9alrner1.

Benadrid,tist feiue Sreunbej bas er lit
3ufrnft 1T Der eed,d @auutD @curt III ieiner
Vrcfe0ion praetisiereu piro. @r it pdbs
renb ben @eurten an 9umperts Soctel 3u
fprehen, allpo er benjeni9en Mdth ertbcilen
spirb, Die ibn NIT ibren @,eiddften beebren
lperben.
9llentaulL Nai 15. i,q-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
aG efelll1atts- -95ertil,putg.
a@barles Sapis uno 81. 6. 9Griobt
a0NnkafElr,

Ssoatcn fId inter hsuti9eni 1atnm pcreintot
am in oel,uuterihirelidleu @rurtcu i'll Qet6a
&aantb aemcinldaftlid, iii ihrer prcfreipn Al
prdrti,irsu, uub bieteu hermit ihre Gienfc
benienisen ibrer Sreunbe On, Die ecrfcIbeu
ben6thi9t Iein mSgcu, es feiu Der @rnrtsSiss
nng cosr ,air9fub eincr anbert 3ctt.
De 9initsltute III an bcm fubsipeitliden
: Sd Der 9laen unb SoanIilteu StraBe.
2Alentauu, 9lrrll "A. ita-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31
90 a 6ri DIT an
QBlrthe ltllp &tphrholterl

III JtDTINuIIIpIDH VuHIIIU.
Der Sdreiber Der Situ9en bat bem llus
terSeihueteu Der 9Sutbsbdus @rlaubnies
iheiuc iiberreid)t fir baS Sabr 1910, ,pelhe
er bereit lit 81 iiberltcfern an irgcno cine
per1cn pber perlcuen relde bct thm anrlr
fen m69er, Snilden INN uub tcm critcn
Sag Der n6diteu siu9ulf Sieun9en. 9iad,
jebem Sda perbeu ale welebe ntd1t ab0ebrlt
uub beridti9t flnb, rcr Sourt Suriid9egeben
lpereen, 3ufcI9e bem XIV SIbifnitt Ger slftei
betrrfeub Wirttstdrier unb Gjaittduier
9t. B. Stpbrhalter merbcr 9leid,fan6
hierburh benaotridltigt raf ibrc Grlaubuies
Sheine ebcnfallS sur lleberlicfrrun9 bercit
Iic9cn.
Sefferion 6. 0etfntan.
Sdlatmciiter bon 9iprtbanptpn GauntD.
@aitpn. ben l5ten Wlai.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-31

~ Ter llnterihriebene banfbar fir
bic Iehr liberale 8ltnoidaft pclde
sSsAibm bisber Su Sbeil 9eipereeu it,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
THE BANK SUSPENSION

GOVERNMENT SuspENsloN.--It will be
Iseen, says the Troy Morning Mail,
by the following letter from the war
department, that the federal govern
|ment has suspended payment as we'll
as the banks:--s' Var departmrnt, pen.
sion office, Oct. 4, 1889. Sir,-I have
orequest that you make no payments
until the fourth ofMarch next, to any
pensioner, whose certificate bears
date since the Sd September, ultino.
| am, very respectfully, your most
obedlent servant, j LII EnwARps.sTo
/. W. Olcott, pension agent, Albany,
N. Y.,'
Money murket in New York Oct.
25.-The Buffalo Bank, of Buffalo, is
taken at instead Of 2 per cent; and
other safety fund money that have no
redemption offices in this city are ta-
ken at per cent discount. Thess cred
back" is taken at from to per cent.
Times.
Oct. 26--The N. Y. Express says:
'The scarcity Of money never equal.
led the present moment. The exorbi-
tant rate of interest paid ought not to
be tolerated. We saw yesterday 4
OF Of grocers' notes, the best names
in the city Gas good as bank paper,l
for ten thousand dollars, and having
from to 6 months to run, sold for
$500, IS per cent less--5 per cent a
month. On southern paper much lar
ger shaves have been paid"
The Bank of Illinois at ShaUnee-
to,on.--At a meeting Of the directors
of this institution, on Wednesday,
October %, it was determined NOT to
suspend specie payments. So says
the Voice.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

Blowing up Of a Sunken cessel in
the channel Of the Mersey. 1t was
announced, by placard on Saturday
last, that the ship Byron which had
been sunk in the Horse Channel, by
coming IN contact with u steam yes
sci some months ago, would be blown
up on Monday. by Mr.. Abbinet, a
gentleman who has been peculiarly
successful in raising or removing the
bulls of vessels in entrances to har-I
bo:s. The vessel upon which the
explosive experiment was to be nude
was sunk on the sanl bank between
FSpence..'s buoy and the Northeast
4 buoy. Between the two buoys nam
ed another small buoy painted red
was fixed i'm nediatelv over the hull
Of the sunken vessel. This buoy
floated nearly perpendicular and
attached to it, also vertical, was the
metal pipe conducting the fuse OF the
combustible material deposited for the
expulsion Of the sunken vessel. Mr..
!, Abbinet ignited the fuse, a perpen-
. dicular match attached to the buoy.
!, This combustible match smoked out
: for a minute or two, the upper part
being what is called sport match
/ which burned sufficiently slowly to
! permit the boat in WATCH were the
: i5niting parties, to attain "respect'
e able distance" before the explosion
n took place. The match was seer
n to burn and smoke for. a short time
D and the anxiety on beard the steam
d er which was not SO close to the spo
d as the cutter became intense. Th,
,e explosion al length took place, will
g beautiful and 1--WE may add) tremen
Of dous effect. To appreciate the e1
TX feet produced it is only necessary t
IS state that the vessel blown up wa
H. twenty four feet under water an
10 that when sunk she was toaded 3
v-lzthe heaviest cargo that can be nel
be toned. namely. $50 tons Of iron.
lie The first effect Of the explosio
at was bubbling, or ehullition on tt
les water over the spot where the e:
an plossiion took place. This was instan
a ". succeeded by a throwing up OF tt
ne water to.ia height Of from eight
he ten feet, within a circle OF pfo1b s'a ,
,m sixty Get diameter. When this !
A. and Of water had attained Its hefgt
to a loud explosive conclusion was hea
the the top Of the elevated water "
dashed into foam, and before il 81
mn sided fragmentsof the abrupted v
hat sci were forced to the surface, and
ok 4 short time streWed tie waves o'
gIyI d space probably aquarter OF an ,;, =
hts. No smoke seemed TO ascend II
tot this sub marine combustion the WI !,
beng condensed BY the water. !,
,outl effect, though momentary. was q
hen gether sublime, and on the suos'd
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

OF the aqueous mountains, fragments
of the wreck were seen floating in
every direction, the tide being at that
time on the turn. Among the nu-
merous articles that were dislodged,
was large conger eel, which weigh
ed forty five pounds. The boats be-
longing to the cutter and steamer
picked up heavy loads of the timber
consisting of planks, knees, beams,
&c, of large dimensions, most of
which were broken across, in pieces.
though sound timber, like carrots, or
split into match wood. The frag-
ments of knees and timber showed
the excessive power of the explosion,
the iron bolts through them being
wrenched out and bent in an extra
ordinary manner. There were sew
eral boats, fishing smacks, and shrimp
ing vessels near the buoys, and these
picked up the floating pieces of tim
Der not otherwise appropriated. A
large quantity Of wood was thus pick
ed up; and it is remarked that al
though the vessel had been sunk on
~ a few months, the whole of the
timber IS t.!h,ickly covered with barna-
Giles. The vesse' which was explod-
ed was about 200 tons barthen. The
manner in which the ignition was
communicated was through a leaden
pipe, which was lowered from the
mast head Of the cutter in attendance
the powder in cask covered with
pitch, being sent under the water al
the same time. The person who
goes down is clad in an Indian rubber
dress, and provided with shield or
helmet of copper, into which the air
is pumped by an air pump, while he
is under water. After the blowing up
Of he.vessel one of Abbinet's men
went down to examine the remains
Of the hulk. He remained under wal
ter nearly quarter of an hour, and
when he came up his hair was perfect
ly dry.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
THE DRUNKARD's LAST P2EE


.One more spree with my noble
companions and III have done with
drinking forever. Q curse TINS fatal
spassion-this knaWing thirst that IS
never satisfied, but in deep draugl,ts
OF the exhilarating poison. MY wife,
my children. | cannot always make
YOU unhappy. No, no-one more
sDree, and III drink no more forever.
Thus said an unhappy and degrad'
led young man, as he got up from MS
low couchin damp basement s'lua'-
ed in the rear DIST. Paul's. The sun sun
was already insthe zenith, and When
1.-THE poor man had staggered to th },
ippen air, the bright light OF the cloud
Hess sky bewiIdered him, and the NOSE
3of the busy multitude abroad m tn
. streets sunk heavily upon his heart
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

LATEST FROM Observation-Disclosures
from Canton to the tn June, was
received, yesterday, at New York:
The destruction Of the Opium had been
commenced at the Bogue, under the
eyes OF all the civil and military Off
GERS. 1t was placed in stone lined
trench, constructed Tor the purpose,
and mixed and stirred up with I'M
Stacked lime ana rock silt, and then
cast into the sea; in order, as Com
missioner Lin says, in special proc
lamltion, that ''the nrtives of the sea
coasts and the foreigners of the out
side nations may be made to know
how greatly the anger OF the Empe-
ror mas been excited; and to learn that
even ordure is more valuable as NIL
nure for the land than the smoking
md" At the latest dates the destruc-
ton was going on at the rate of 800
chests per day.
A request had been made by Lin
tina, the opium might be sent to Pek-
ing to be destroyed. In answer to
which an Imperia! edict was issued, of
which the following is an extract:
"This affair has been extremely we'll
managed, and J, The Emperor, GER
ta,nIy have no suspicion that there is
any deception or CLOSING in the mat
ter; but lis to the request that the OPT
! u,n shall be sent to Peking to be des-
troved, consider that the distance is
great and the roads difficult, and it
i would require the strength of too ma
nv of the people; therefore there is
no necessity to send it to Picking
Lin Txihseu and his colleagues are tc
assemble the civil and military officer:
and destroy the opium before thei
, eyes, thus manitesting to the native:
! dwelling on the sea coast and the for
, eigners of the outside nations an aw
, fuj warning. Respectthis. Obey respec
e fully.'
!. N, foreigners were permitted TO b!
present at the destruction. The edi
!. tor En- 5lish) Of the Canton Register
/ having requested permission OF the 10
t Cal government to visit the bpgue
- and witness the deed, on the plea tina
0 if no foreigner OF responsibility wer
> presentat the singular ceremony--fo
+ the interment of the flowing poiso
n was intended to be very ceremon
n Gus and highly impressive--all fol eigl
E. ers despite the assertions OF all Oh
\, nese, would disbelieve the fact of tt
i opium having been destroyed. If
,e senior hong merchant replied tn
n permission could not be granted; tn
~ it was an affair of government,and tn
{. there would be a great assenblage
to officers and troops. The senior hol
IS merchant inquired Of the editor VIII
Id the English would return, and
bv observed that he considered thu
~ leaving Canton foolish act. Bost
Transcript.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
OHIO LEGISLA AZURE.

To crafty a large portion Of our
subscribers who feel interested In the
result Of the late election IN ONO, we
publish the following list Of the Mem
bers Of the General Assembly,
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF OHIO.
Senate.
INIembers elected last year..
Rn,Ier and preble-John Saylor.
Coshoctun, Knox, &c.-Janes Mat
thewS.
Fairfield and Hooking Samuel Span.
Green, Fayette and Madison Aaron
III Harlan*.
EIamilton-George w. Holmes.
Harrison and TuscarawasJohn Bra
dy.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

iunds OF the ASSOCIATION, and the au-
dItor OF It's accounts.
Art 9th. The officers Of this soci-
ETY. shall be elected annually. and
continue in office until Others are
elected.
Art 9TH. If any officer shall neg
iect to perform the several dutiescon.
lnected with his Office, or in any way
treat the society with contempt, he
may be removed from Office bv avote
OF two-thlrds of the members present
at any regular meeting Of the socie-
ty, and a successor elected by SINH
lar number of members.
Art 9th. Any person may become
Il member of this society by having
his or her name subscribed to this
Constitution.
Art 9th. Any person may have
his name withdrawn from the consti-
tation by making suchapplication to
the Secretary.
| Art 10th. This Constitution may
be altered or amended ut any regular
Injecting Of the society, by the vote Of
two-thirds Of the members present.
Art 18th. Any Temperance So
ciety in this Territory may become
auxiliary to this Association, by adopt
ing the same pledge.
Art 18th. We. the undersigned,
do agree that we will not use intoxi-
eating liquors as beverage, nor traf-
fic in them; that we will not provide
them as an article of entertainment
for persons in our employment, and
that we will discountenance their use
throughout the community.
The Society then proceeded to bal
lot for officers for the current year.
| Messrs. Learned and Edwards acting
as telIers.
On counting the ballots it appeared
that
Gov. LUCAS was elected President
CHIEF JUSTICE Mason Vice Presi
dent.
Docron ]. NJ. ROBERTSON. Secrcta
ry.
Messrs. GEN. ]. D. LEARNED, ]
G.. EnwARDs. and Arthur BRlLGMAN
Executive Committee.
JOS. T. FALys, ESQ. Rev. ]. Bar
cHELpER and DocToR E. JAMES, Coz
responding Committee.
On motion of Gen. Learned tn
: Convention adjourned 10 give plac
for the organization Of the Society
CHARLES MASON, Gin.
Jos. T. FALEs, Sec'y.
The Iowa Territorial Temperate
Society was Immediately organize
i by Governor Lucas taking the chat
), and J. M. Robertson acting as Secr'
!, tary.
On motion Of the Rev. Mr.. Turne
! Resolved, That an efficient aver
ID be employed by this society to le'
ture on the subject Of temperance
+ this territory.
10 On motion of Mr.. H. Robb, tn
resolution was referred to the Exc
" utive Committee with instructions
e. ascertain as soon as practicable, VIII
I'd amount of money can be procure
Oh to pay lecturer on temperance
this Territory.
On motion Of Gen. Learned,
Of Resolved, That the proceedings
&c the Convention, and the proceedin
in Of the Society be published in
JUS newspapers and also in pamph
ire form.
do On motion Of Mr.. Edwards,
ac- Resolved, That the thanks of
its Society be rendered to Judge NJ s.
MS. Chairman. and JOS. T. Fales, Esq.
cretary of the Convention, for
,all prompt and able manner in VIII
Of they discharged their respective
nee ties.
,er- On motion, Resolved that we
journ to meet again on the 25th .
So at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
ice ROBERT LUCAS, Ch'n
an J. M. RoBERrsoN, Secy.
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