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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Oautel &ctper,
cabafsipinner in 9lQentaun.

Sabafsipinuer in 9lQentaun.
Senubt pieIe @elescnbeit, ieincn Srcuns
ben uno 8uucen ;u benahridti9en, 6as ct
ods 2abadslpinuer GeId,dft mieoerum an
ietnem pcrt9en Stanopluse, in Der Soamiltcns
Straee, an9efan9cn bat, pcielbit or filnftie
gum Serfauf auf Soanb balten fptrc cine srcs
Be 9lusrpabl bon ceu beifen
Common, 0albs uno Spanii6en Ses
CARS; Ganh, S6nlpfs unp Sauz
Sabafe,
bon allen Scrten. Gr peritdcrt bas Yublis
fun, bas aGles unter fencr 9luflIobt anoefers
tt9t wtrc, uno bcfft curd @ilIi9feit in ieinen
pretlen uno Der Scrsi9ltdbfeit ieiucr Bdare,
ielne altc Srlnbcn wieber Su erbalteu.
Sein 3abadssStobr 1T bic rGdfte TbIr
Su Sorn. 3tpmas 9iufin9ers SIed,s II. Sfens
SdmictsSdhrp.
sllIentaun, 9tcp. 90. na-4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
81 q CD IT Ct) t.
gicrtbamptcR 8ant, Sllny %. 1873!

9icrtbantptcR Sanfi SllnY %. 1889
9tntemalen Der Sreibrief Der Ecrtbamps
ton Sanf, erriobtet in Der Staot slacntaulL
(lestbiu Sicrthamptcn) III ecdla @ountp, I'M
Stdat pennlIlpauien, NIT cluem anterilrteu
CAPITAL bon sI25 900, bon weltem 1866
Ebaler einsesablt iInb, bis i'm Sabre lmicrs
Serru 1643 iu &nce 9cben tpire,
Teebalb
a8irb Niad,ridt hermit 9e9ebeu, ;ufcG9e
Der Contribution unb ben @eieeeu Der 9fes
rublif bon peunlIlpauieI, bas Der qSrefis
bent mb directors eria9ter Sauf lSillens
Guc Die ndd,fte @eict9cbun9 cria9tcr 9ics
publit su eriud,en, een eria9ten Srelbricf
su eripcitern, unb cen CAPITALIZED eria9ter
Sanf pcu $4,000, ;u pelder CT jett be-
red,tt9t, auf S250,00O su errpeitern. @S
miro ,pceer an ecm 9tamcn, 3itcl cecr Vas
Qe cer Sdnf clue 4bdneerum9 oerldn9t.
sluf SefebI Der Searo Der Gmcftcrs.
SScbn 9iice, Gafirer.
Cuff 8. na-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
9lcuer Sic fer TT 2(Qentaun.
G III c & 81 ctttt.

Su Der SamessS trase, n6rbIidl bon
na9eubuts Birtb sbaus.
Seuatrid,tet Die @iuwctner BON 9lllens
taun uno bercn 0iadbarIhaft, baB er neulih
etnen SiefersShop all rbigem Srte erittet
bat, alltrc CT sterlif, baucrbaft uno mpblfeil
perferai9t uuc auf $1ano bat,
9lllerbano gebenpaaren;
beitebeno in Baud 3hbcr, 9BoIt 3Hter,
SIciid,s uno &rauts Stdnber, SutterfdBer,
@Dmer, uno ale aubere Srtidel, bic in Der
&t ferei eiuldla9rn.
9IusbC C6erungen rperben bon ibm billi9 uuo
balo bcIcr9t. @r empfeblt ib burd) ieine
slrbeit uno bittet I'M 9euei9te &uncidaft.
slaentaun, Oct. 8. nq-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
SrettCr Sof.
ra-1S
9rouie unb Sptnner.

~ " wv - " " l.
aln ibrem altcu plat;, nahc am Warftsplak
III Sllcntarn.
8enad,rihti9eu ibre Srcunbc unb cin 9es
ehrtes publifum ubcrbaupt eas ite iccben
einen 9rpsen Gprrdth pcu SaubrlS untcrs
fd,ieblither Sorten ctn9clc9t habcn, ,pcrunter
iiIf beftlloen
8eife Scrteu@elb II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Sirldeubcrbs lno Wlauten, Ydnncl Scros,
Getbpeint Scdutlit96 fir SenltersHabmen,
SemlcdsSedntlin9e, Sparren, Salfcn jcbe
~Scrte Sretter, Sauhcls, pcRen, eatten unb
ale Scrten Sdlmoelu, Maurcrs2attetL &c.
Sic wcrecu immcr eiucu beiiduoi9eu 8crs
ratb cbi9er slrtidcl auf Nano habeu, ippmit
2eute aus benz Qanee perIeben perben f6ns
uel,.
Uanftar fir baS ihnen bon rem publifrm
9clheufte Sertrauen, hofen fe ourd billi9e
Dreile uno Ihuelle Sebienuua Die 8unnfhaft
nnb feruerc 0epr9cubrit bcIeltcn eauerbaft
su mad,eu.
sWai 15. na-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Suprrtg S6nttpt,
Npptbefcr in 9lllentaun.
October 9.


a Senadrid,ti9t hermit ein 9eetrs
sszUA teS Yublifum ergebenlf, bas er 70
NfSY eben ipteeer einen frifd,en 8crratb
EM1 WeeBinen uno icnfti9e ;u feirem
GO @eftdft eeh6ri9e 9lrtidef erbalten
bat, c!e er Su BEN biGt9fen preiien perfal.
fen ipire.
Tebit eincm ponitdnbi9en enforcement BON
Y'cetStneny Gno mod, fcl9cnoe slrtifel bel
ibm su haben:
Better Sengaltfher Sntiac, Srapp, Gam,
rpccb erffer Gilte, ocrsi,9ltd,cr Qrim; eine
arcee Geridlieoenbeit bon 8ruhbdncern fir
@rpodfcne uno 6inoer; 9rcnIe pcn allen
Narben nno Sualitdteu, ddte Slu6fcrallen,
Slattgcle uno Silber; feline Walerforben II.
Soaarpiniet; prrsn9Iid,e StrSpf. .StEte unb
aoerla6itneppcr. Sdmelstte9e( bon alien
@rOBen. ppttafde gum Seifefcden, grauos
retbs ptRen. Or. QetbD's SlutpilIcn, dd,te
eeutfde Saiisrspillen SnSian Cue, C;ur
Sdrbung Der naarel Srpains Vanaceo, @eis
bD's uno @arpenters Safaparinas Syrup :;
reben NIB 9rreini9ten Scrar fir Sdmiebe,
cn9liIfen Wluitarc, &c.
slnd hat er beltdnct9 auf Senb, einen
9crratb prn lelbit9emad,ten
@CpalsStrni6,
oeilen G1nte or 9arantirt, unb ben er ~ fpl,
9enoen prriien oerfauft:
Seinen Rntld'enmaher Sirnie, s7i Gents
eds Quart.
Snter GcpalsSirnis fir Sdreiner, 624 6.
ba6 Suart.
@em6tnliher @craltSirnie, so Geuts bas
Quart.
Seeers uno SapansSirnis, @cpaltars unb
2erpenttnipiritus, Weiu9ciit uno Sheuad,
ino ebenfalls bel ibm I'M bilioe preiIe III
BADEN, nebit allen aueern 9lrtideln, bic oes
w6hnlth in slpSthefen oerlan9t perben.
Ganfbar fir 9eucfene Suuoihaft, bitter
er um eie fernere 9ewr9enbeit oeS Dub
licums.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Or. 6 ann e,s
eSttpialf grpeetorauf,

-1isirb empfchlen af6 bic bette ,ubereitete W,e<
oi5in fir Souffen, grfiltnno, slus,ebruuo.
@n0brnti9feit, 3eild,bufen, Ic,pcres Ntbs
men nno ale 8ranfbciten Der 8ruf nno
9iinge.
Dieic Webi;tu wirc bon oieleu unb febr
reipeftdteln pericnen reecmmanoirt. ,pcId,e
curd cieielbe curtrt rpuroen. Sie(e. peIhe
lan9e 3eit inter Snifen uno Sruiffraufbeiten
,iitten unb 9e9laubt baben fe wiren nit ber
9IusSehrunq befallen, puoen in fur,er 3eit
9dn,ltd) eurirt uno sur pDlIi9en @ejunbbeit
gebrad,t.
gHcr mad, ben 8ertb tieIer Mebi;in t.s
Srpetfet, Der leie ben fcl9eneen Brief bon ei,
ner perfrn, bic tetn Sntsrede in benz 8ers
fauf berlelben bat:
IeuYprf sunni Is. 1888.
Hn Cr. SAP e.-gScrtber Soerr !--ctdls
babe Gebrauh gemdd,t bon Sbrrm grpectps
rant, iowctl pcrIDulid), als aud, in meiuer
Sdmlle, fiir Die leBten 6 Sabre, nit eem
9rc6ten 9tleen. SSSn Ger Chat, id, bctrotte
ntein 1eben peridh9ert curd) ben Gicbraud,
oieier fhdBbaren Mebi;iu, neblt eem Scocn
9ctteS, fir pcrihieocnc.
SIR olle Sdllc bon SNuitcn, Gnt,iueura
Der Sruif, eun9e, uEb bes SoalIcs, empfebIe
id, eteie Weoi;in nnbeoenenflid, ais Die g'efte
bic idt jemol6 9ebraud,te. Nicin ernifliter
Wunlh III edB 9lnbere bic all llebeln leieen
moran it 9clitten babe, rapcn befreit wer,
een mrd,ten. fpeldes nie id, CLAUDE aeicbe,
ben pirc, fpenn lle Sbr @rpectrrant 9ebraus
den.
9. 9. q. Gro SIN.
RdntprrtsDtle, Y. 6. 9lrril %. 1888.
Or. ne,--Rertber Serr.--Turd, Die
S5naee Gcttcs bat Shr Sueian Grrectcraut
cine Soeilun9 al mir beipirft pcr einem iebr
elenoen 3utano. Sm lcBteu December bes
fam td etnen brfti9en 9lufau bon @nabrlIfios
felt, cine 8ranfbeit NIT mcld,er icb ld,cu
piele Sabre 9cpla9t mar. Oicies llebel mar
nod be9lettet nit Soeilerfeit, mebem Snols II.
2un9en, nebit einem beidperlihen SuIfen
nno 9rcsen Sd,tpadbeit, unb als id) beinabe
crittdt mar, ,puree mir cine Nlaid,e bon Gbs
rem @rpectcrant 9cfddt. 9lnfanas bad,te
i'd, eS mare nidts ais Quaflalberei, o[Iein
als id, fab eas es 70 iehr empfcblen wuree
eurt Or. 9cing, nit ipeld,em id, febr ,pcb(
befannt bin, ruuree id oeranlast ee Al aes
brauten, ilnb III ,peni9en 3oaem mar i'd,
pollfcmmen cebeilt, md babe id, bis iebt ei,
ncn Giidfall Der Sarontbeit gebabi. cd, babe
nun etne 70 bcbe Weinung prn Sbrer Naeei.
ain, eas ipcnn idb MIR cini9e Tlalhen tapcu
hattie, unc feline mehr befpmmeu f6nute, id,
eteleIbcn nidIt fir 10 Gbaler bls Snld oeben
pllrec. SD Uerblebe Sic ber;ld, ori,senb,
| Chr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
QiSirb pcrlalt9t.

Gin ShueircrseieG, Der fein SHant'rcrf
ont perltebt, fann anf cine ldn9e Seit slrbctt
uno autenechu erhalteu, rcenn er i'd, ir9leId'
'bei pem llsterfhriebeuL nchnhaft III Sues
aDbeIsbaA, ssdlI Gaantp, msIrrt.
Sbcnla6 WiaDer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Sertt9e &letper.

SameS Sdm e1on, beehrt I'D, fciucu
Sremcen uno benz publifum au;et9en bas
er 0c9enpdrti9 cine Ihone sInsrpabl
Nerttger Sleircr,
brn jceer Scnenrnina an >Soanc bat Die alte
unter iciuer slufIdht ideu NIB omltrbaft gee
mddt ituc.-slltd bat er inner StrfS, Sras
gen uno llcbcrbembeu, fptpic aud, Sdnp.l
|Hiobc I'm Sdueibcr, II. { ~.
IlleRtault, stlg. %, Ha-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Ocfentlie6e oSenpu.

Trcita9s, ben 20iten Tceembcr, ndd,itcre,
irll all ecm SNaule bee crritrrbcnen euemig
9te #, in 8cidenbur9 Saunfd, eed,a S'tp
auf Gffentlider Screu perfauft perben:
Sdmciur, Sdaafc, tce9leihcu Srttru II.
SettIlccn, 70 pic auerhouo SauS, uub 6is
d,enacrdthftofteu, su weitldufti9 iu meIoru.
Cie Geuou piro an cberia9tem Gage Inn
10 llbr @crmittdas onfan0en uno bic 8sSins
oungru ioacn ;npcr tcfunnt gemadt mcrs
zen ern
SSpnathan 9ieft ! Greclts
>Iciepb 9tfcr, tcren.
Ten 4. Icc. Qlir-|m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
2n Sall-lluternebmer.

Samta9s, ben %. Oecembcr, I'M 10 llbr
8crmitta9s, lcll AM @ofttauic pcn slbras
bam Q DE Il, in Serefcrb 3auuTp. Serfs
@auntD, Der Sau eiucs speiitodi9teu Srdms
qebdubcs coutrabtrt werbeu, oas CUR Seis
oen;ud,t beitinlmt 1T. Der @ausllntcrnehs
mer bat fur ale Waterialieu gu icr9en. Ter
plau Su bieirm @ebduce fam gu jeoer 3cit
6ei ir9enb einen Der llnterihriebenerI, ipelhe
nabe bel cem cben benamten Galtbanlc ,pcbs
uen, III 2Iu9enitein 9cncmmen perben.
6. s. Sifenf6ier,
Garl SotlIe9ae,
Scel .. S6elIp.
$Serefrrb, 9lcp. 27. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Sohfl Seoer.
Drebiocr Der 9optiilen ,Sird,e.

ti'p'S9i ptl CNFllIlell NUCNe.
Tao frl9cnce @ertifcot it ron eincm
rroftidhen 2Irst uno ietr qeadtcten q>rebtoer
Der Wtettcciitcn @eieuidoft, ratirt Ntroest.
Saun, Gir9. 9u9uit 27. 1888.
Or.S e--98crthcr Soerr.--cd, babe
fir Die lcetcn Wcnate Sbr 9rpcetcrant
bdnii9 III mrincr praris 9etroud,t, unb fir
ale gInfdItc bon @rf6ltunQ, cuftcu, Gntsilns
hnn9 Der Furoen, 9Ius;rhrung, Gntbr;initia,
felt, nno fd>wadbeit Der Srult n cs teltimmt
Die teitc Merijjn Die id, jenal6 9ctraudte.
9Idlmn9spca Der Sbrige
81. ~. Nt.liams.
Steit nprtrefIide WebBin mrs allein ddt
ucrfertt9t pcn Or. Sa inc 9ic. 20. Glib
Crttte Stroee, phiIabepbid, uno 1T Su bas
ben bel Rubmi9 SdImiot 9Irrthrfcr in sIaen,
taun, fur einen 2taIcr bic Slafd,c.
Oct. % rd-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

zS---@-At@ nel6er teSt bon S0errH
u D a nj & d er befpebnt wiro unb frnber
bon @en. 6 + I @ 0eei9uet purbe.
Die @etduoc beiteben ats eincm 9rc6en
iteinernen Nobntanie, bas gut eirssridttet
1T, nrbit binldn9lider Staliung eine herr,
lihe Wa6eraucIle III am Saufe llno Der Scf
iebr gerdumtg. gu rem SauIc 9ebSrcu IS
Gfcr eanb, eas gut nit SocIs bemadfen lit.
6ilr einen thdti9eu Wanu biciet ctefer Stanb
cine gnte 8ele9enbcit bar, intcm er fir rie
Setrei6un9 BON Sffentlidea @efddfteu Ichr
gut seie9en it, eeun Der. eed,a Canal aebt
am Seauie Scrbci, 70 tpie bic Stage ron sts
Ientarn uno @aftcn mad, Maud @tunf.
Gin 9utes 9ted,t unc 8efB fann bic ,um
ertten ndditen sprtl 9c9eben pereen. ISe,
gen oeSl9tbcrn tpence matt lId) an ben llnters
Seihnetcn i'll allentaun.
Sccl SrauB.
Sctcner 3. .-.a nq-3W.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
8 Srettcr- Sof.
Secr9e Seiper uno 60, 8retterbinb<
ler in 9lllcntaln.

fer in 9lllcntaltn.
(9seben Deter SubnS WirtbSbauS.)
Benadriftiecu ihre Srennee II. Gin seetrs
tes publifum Iberhaupt, oa6 fe 70 ebcn cis
nen 9resen 8prrath prn Saubcls iirterIhieos
lpt,er Sorteu ein9elc9t baben, pcruuter iId
befinoen:
Beite Serteu gels unb weis 91cint Slrrs
bcreS, Sirldenboro6 uno pldufen, Yinncls
Tpros, Giclbpeint Seintlirgs fir Senters
9fabmen, ,Semlod Sedntliu9s, Sparren, Bal,
fen, jebe Scrte Sretter, Sauboll pfciten,
qatten nuo ale Sprten Sd)ineeln, Waurers
eatten, II. {. 10.
sic neroen INNER einen beftduoi9cn 8crs
rotb obi9rtcr 9lidcl auf i1dnb tabcn, rpon1tt
qcute aus oem 2ailee perIeben rperbcu f0neu
Danfbar fir oaS ihr bon bcm publifllm
aeftbenfte Sertraueu, hrffen fte burd, billiQe
q1reife unb id,ueae 8eoienuna bic 8uncidaft
NIB fernere Serrrsenhctt eefIelben pauerbaft
Az ntadlen.
Wtat l.. na-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18
Gtn oBtsfGsfansffano
i q . er fanfe Il.

llnterSeidiaeter III ses
iteist, ben tefaftten9Birtts.
hausifanb IN Der eed,a
WaGerfaft su perfaufen,
ipelder ieRt nnn lNerrn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-12-18

n Senad,ridti9t hermit eir 9eetrs
saERN tcs putlifum er9ebenit, bas er 70
@IiY eben ipteeer einen frifd,en 8crratb
- MeeBtnen nne fcniti9e ;u feinem
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

The system is well enough; the administration
of it, Is wre,chsdly defective. Mr. Woodbury.
now hopes to conceal ignorance. neglect, malfea-
sance Office, by charging the evils of his ad-
minstra ton upon the laws. The evils have arisen
from disregard of the laws, and from the omis-
SION Of the requisite attention TO his Legitimate
duties. Instead Of properly supervising the state
of his department, and looking into the accounts
of his officers, he has been Perpetuaiiy scheming
and Misunderstanding the ways and means to
prop up his own im5ccility by decevng Congress
and misleading the people. There is doubt
that if Mr. Woodbury. had properly enforced the
existing laws, that they would have been amply
sufficient, to prevent or expose the miserable a
buses that have peryaded all the subordinate
| branches Of his department But his agents
knew his incapacity, his negligence, his blind lg-
norance and they had need of but little iugenu-
I,y and but little effort. abstract hundreds OF
thousands of dollars, without moments appre
hension Of detection,
/ We beey that an address TO the President
! for The removal of Mr. w. or his Impeachment, hy
the House of Representatives., on the score of at
ter incapacity, and unftness for office, would be
received with single sentiment of cordial ap
probation from nineteen twent!etns OF the peo
Ink
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

L. A. HowAxD, ESQ, was nominated by tho
Van Buren, Convention, held al Lafay tie, on the
Sth inst, as candidate for Congress. The Hon.
A. S WHITE is the present representative from
thal district. Thomas ]. Evans, the present
Speaker of the House of Representatives Of the
State Legislature is the most prominent Wing
candidate in the same district Ii the Wings do
their duty to themselves and their country, Mr..
Evans will have no doubts of his success Mr..
White, was elected by the largest majority ever
obtained by n member of Congress in this State,
of which we have any recollection.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
FOR PRESIDENT

C-1-We IRE under obligations to Mr.. Rariden
for various public documents.
CI-A private letter from Cincinnati informs us
that the Ohio river is clear Of ice. and rising.
Oe-5-MExIco, has declared wax agains, France.
G5-The Wing party in Arkansas have recent
Is appointed three Delegates to the National Con-
vention for the nomination Of candidates for
President and Vice President
CTMr. Cambre!eng has introduced bill into
the House OF Representatives, authorising fur
tae- issue Of Treasury Notes, Renewable forever.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19
From tine Buffalo Commercial.

From the Buffalo CONNIE rcisl.
Prison SCENE.--As one of our citizens was
recently journeying homeward from the COM
nercia metropolis, he stopped, for an hour or
two at Auburn Impelied by motives of curiosi-
~. he repaired to the States Prison, and went
the usual rounds. with the view of contemplating
in his low estate one whom he had known and
moved with in pamy days Of proud and golden
prosperity, but who within those walls
conrict felon-condemned to years of silen,
toll, side by side with villains Of every hue Of
crime. In secluded part Of the immense build
ing, he found the object Of his Search a,tired in
the coarse particolored convict dress, soiled and
dirty, his hair cropped closely to his head. and
his small yet digni6ed form, bent painfully over
his task. His countenaace was deadly pale, save
where, upon each cheek, a small deep hectic spo,
told the troubled workings of his unquict mind
while his unshaven chin, with beard ofa weeks
growth, contrasted strangely with his high mar
bio forehead and altered features, imparting a
wildness to his appearance, which befitted the
gloomy scene around. 1t was Be'yamin Rath-
burn the forger.
He was occupied in shaping the beachen blocks
Of which joiner's planes made, and steadily
wrought at his new employment, his delicate
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

Retrenchment and Reform, ichh vengeance !,
The Secretary of the Treasury, IN n report,
made to Congress, states the expenditures OF last
year TO have been Forty Millions four hundred
and tirenty -Seren thousand tao hundred and eigh-
teen dollars and srty eight cents, ,421 ,2lS IS
Contrast this with the expenditures OF the e1frd-
raeant administration of John Q. Adams, Sl3,-
900 600.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

He wishes 1t sustained tina, he may reals. ~.
funds he has become accountable for 10 sustain, !,
II he has any political hopes at oil. thew n,o
founded and based upon tho influence OF the L.,
fersonian The Hickory Club OF this Congress.
ional Dis,ric, have the editor of ,ha, prin, bon.s
to publish whatever they dictate, and no:ssag else
and J. W. Borden is the Mag oil tina, A.soci,.
ton.
Daniel REID. the Register a, Fort Wayne
rewarded pariizan Of the present administration.
IS interested IN the success of the Jecrsoniaa 10
the amount oi some seven OF eigh, hundred dol,
lars. In fact, we believe that all the leading Van
Buren, politicians in the Dis,ric, arc more or les,
interested IN It's success. Then eau II be won
dered al that every means IN Ii e rover Of
tho pasty, however base they may lie, AFRO
eSerted TO extend the circulation and conseoucp,
influence OF the Jetersonian. and to prevent the
circulation of the Palladium. The manapeman,
OF the post Office establishment in this di.,ric,
a'a'ts me van buren party more than any thing
else IN their power and is consequently the most
potent influence the Wing party has to contend
with. We complain not OF any honorable adyan.
,age they may gain; but only ask fair hcarin,
free circulation of paper, aHd we are pre-
pared to meet the whole phaIany of otfice-holaers
! the opstart Demaeogues. & bound yacged editors
IN the District from Union county to LAGRANGE.
We hao,r YES, we KNOW, that If tho citizens
interested ask 1t, that the post office a, this place
can he cleansed, by placing in it an homes, and
we'll qualified Van Barren man, We kuop 20,
that none other than member OF that par,v epn
/ get the appointment. We will no, ask for anv
thing more than honest man, who nakfultl his
oath OF Office, and give the Wing pasm fair play
Every days neglect on tho part ol.lhe Wings is
TO their great disadvantage. win hty attend TO
III We tell you that corruption lulks in every
vcin-every mail bag contains CONCESSIONS of
political pollution, which is destroying tbs health
fulness Of the public mind, while the an,ido,o i,
kept Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

Emigrdting Cherokees--Dr. Butler one Of the
physicians attending on the Cherokees emigratng
beyond the Mississippi, computes that 1000, out
of the 5000, have died since they left their
homes in June last.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

According TO the message of the Governor of
Kentucky, that State has already 81 ,000, 900
invested in internal improve ments
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

hands, unused TO manual labor, plying busils and !
dexteriously the tools OF his work bench As I
the visiter gazed upon the sad spectacle, through
the narrow openings Of the dark passages from .
which the convic,s arc watched BY the guards of
the prison, unseen by the prisoners, another WIS.,
tier stood by, similarly occupied, who had been !
employed by the man they were contemplating
as one Of the superintendent of his 1000 faborers,
when engaged IN carrying on his gigantic oper-
atoms. The latter stood silently intent on the
scene until he burst into tears, and turned away
The irrepressibe sympaihes which arise IN the
human bosom, often defiance of the stern de-
cision of justice, and often ayshed upon unwor-
thy objects whom some redeemng traits have
endeared to us ,overpowercd his feelings, and he
left the prisoner to the peopled solitude OF that
populous dungeon.
There is IN the above truly appalling picture
great room for the mos, serious and solemn refiec-
ton. Ben jamin Raitburn u citizen OF immense
enterprise he undertook every thing went beyond
ms means and resources, dipped deeply III crime to
carry out his proIects,& you sec the result above
a Conrict in the State Prison. He who employ ed
hundreds Of aborers, who owned whole lines OF
stages and steamboats,, who walked proudly by
blocks of brick houses which he owned, vino Jared
sumptuously, and who believ cd himself a boye the
reach Of law and public opinion, Is now ruincd,
broken down, with loss of credit and character, a
convict and IL lost man. Nevertheless, his is
not one of the common felon-he specuated be-
yond his means, and committed forgery to keep
up his credit, intending doubt to pay the notes
on which he had forged the endorsement, and
here IS the common error into which some men
fall-good intention. cannot excuse crime. You
cannot effect good object by criminal means,
and no man should for moment think of sustain
ing his credit in any other than fair of his
own means and resources-his money, his credit
his good name and his economy, if these fail ne
must fail, and the shame of failing, if there be
shame in it at all, is heightened when brought a
bout by criminal measures. lie, the picture o.
poor Rathburn,as above, be ever before men who
like him, have plunged into rash speculations Il
make a fortune. Be contented with n comforta
Bile living, avoid avarice; be industrious and eco
nomical, and disgrace and unhappincss will be-
strangers III your house.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-19

The quohdum Editor of the Cecil Wing, has
pounccd most unccremonionsly present
representative IN Congress, Mr.. RARIDEv, for the
matter contained III sundrv letters, he has heard
Mr.. Rariden has written to several .Den.ocrats
We do not pretend to know any thing about what
Mr.. Rariden may hare written to the exclusive
democracy of this district, bu, the following arii-
Gle strikes as being ofa character Ina; reCu'es