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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Gtnfcrrcrltlt0.

sIlle btcjcut9en, pcld'e md, an Die Niuters
Iafenihaft ecs peritrrtrncu sri h cle a II.
bcs, lesthin ben SbcrsS accna { Sounldip,
2cha @aitrtD, auf ir9cnc cine gSeile Iduloi9
iIno, perben hermit bcnadlrtdtiget iimcrs
baIb Mcnatcn ron teuti9em Datc an. an
Die llnter;cidnctcn 0iittti9feit ;u mad,cn.-
60 irerccn auh ale lrlhe benadlrid)tiqt,
melchc nod, slnfcrbcrlm9eu al bciagte S.ins
terIafIenidaft haben, ibre Nednungcu iprhIs
bttdti9t an Undergraduate etiiSureidcn, hamit
Hidltigfcit gemadt fpereen fam.
9lner. &. 9Sitnlan, D Grrelltce
Senrp Oicger. 5 ren.
Sept, IL, na--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
SbomQe Gjtnfiu0try
Supper Sefenz uub SlehitbnliHt III
Der StaSt 9llIcutaltu.

Supper Scfcftz lno 0le6tbnllEt III
Ger Stoot 9lllcutaltn.
genadricbti9t iene Nrcuuoe unb Cit Qcs
ehrtc6 publifum ubcrbdupt, caB CT Die obioc
Gicld)6ftc nrdl immcr an iCiucm altcm fam,
in Der Naniltru Strafc, Ciui9e 2bilrcu cbcrs
balb Scfribge uno 9GiIlrne Strbr fcrtbcs
tretbt-alImc or.
9lllc 9lrtcn Srannnretn ScGcl
NIB icnifi0cs Supfcr9eidirr bon jeber gcnens
uun0 auf bas Gjeid,madprllite uuo Cauers
hafteite perfcrtigct, pcld>c6 or rtucnS 1T Su
bilIi9cn preiien gu perfaufcn. Scrncr hat er
9teue Scfcn ppn allen Srrtcn
erboItcn, Die er ;u rem nicbrigitcn 9lrciicn ;u
perfaufen Qclrnncn it. Ter hId,ite 9lreis
miro fir aites 9iien mo Giue gc9cbcn.
SnnlU'6 patentirte Gcotorp Sod
Sefen, at brn pbilnrclpbia 9Drciirn.
9Iudl bait CT INNER
Sefcnrobr rmb Sromnelh
uno fcrti0c6 Slcthgeitrr rru jcrcr Scncns
nun9 auf SNouo, ireltcS aLlcs cr ipchllrll
ocrfaufcn mirb.
@r 1T tauttar fir tie au69ebcbntc Slufs
muntcruua, Die or tiShcr in cicicn GjcihGfs
ten 9cncecn bat uub kCfft, rurd, cine Ncrauc
SccbodItr9 icirCr GicItdftcespfidtcn nnb
billiqe prciir, cine Trrtroucr Der GicmcaCns
hcit lcircr Sremce nnc Der rfentIidenGjlmlt
Su 9cricfcn.
ELIEGr tictct hermit brct Srcnnfefcl, Su
cincm ~ b klfcilcrcn preifc an als al
iraeno eincm aneerrn Srt in Slllentaun &C.
fauft wcrcCn fam. @incr capcu entbdlt %
unc bic anccrcn 10 Gialloncu. @r pcrlIdcrt
bic slrbrit, bab iIc prn Ger bcltcn sIrt it.
Sbcma6 @intiu9cr.
sIu9nit 81. nq-3Ot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
SSretter- SCf.
George Scipcr unb Gr., SrcttcrbGnbe
Ter in 9(llcnt1llt.
w w NNRNNF'FNNFFF'F
(Oicben Neter 8uhns QGirthehnnS.O

C0icben peter SubnS WirtbstouS.)
Scnohrtdtioeu itre 8reunrr II. cin 9cchrs
tee 9Nutlifum ilbcrbanpt, baf fIc Ip chen eis
nen grrfcn Scrrath rcu GoubrIs ntcrid,icos
lidcr Srrtcn etnSClc9t babrn, tpcruutsr Gh
bc1necn:
Scitc Scrtcn qclb mb peis 9Ncmt 5lcrs
brrrs, 5tirIhcnbrrcS uro Nlanfcu, p6unels
SsrrrS, GicIbpeint ScdntIin9s fr 5cnters
RabmcrL5Hcmlcd ScdntlinQs, Sparrcu, gals
fen, jccc Srrtc Srcttcr |aubclS Wfcitcr,
2dttcr mo aNc Srrten Sbtnrcln, Maurers
vatten, II. 10.
Sic mcrren INNER ciucu bcifdnri9cn Icrs
rath rbi0cr 9irtidcl auf S1ano hobcl, mrmit
Vcutc aus ecm Qanee oericben ircrecn frncn.
1anfEar fir eas ihr pru tcm publifum
QcIdlcnfts |ertroucn, hrfeu fc ourd) bilIi9e
Nreiic uno ihuelIe SceenurQ ctc 8uueld'aft
uno fcrncrc 0c,pr9cnbcit eciTcIten raucrhaft
Su niadcu.
9Rat ]. ra-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Sertt9e &(eieer.

Samcs Same eipn, becbrt Id icincn
Srcunben unb benz 91ublifum anSci9cn baB
CT 9c9emrdrtt9 cine ldcnc Shsnahl
Sertt9er Sletrer
bon jebrr geueunun9 auf Soanb bat, Die alle
uutcr Iciner SIufTd,t ihGu uno bauerhaft 9es
madt iInc.-9hld, hat cr tmmcr Strfs, Sras
gen uno llctrrbcmeen, iripie audl Sanos
Maaee fir Sd,ueicer, II. {. 10.
9lllcntaun, Slug. %. i,q-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Gin lteuer &upfcribmtpt
in 9(lle t al II.

" ~ " W " ll'
Der llnterihricbcnc mad)t hermit ieineu
Sreunbeh 70 pte cinem 9eehrtcn Yublifum
bicrnit er9ebent bcfannt, baf er cben9enalls
te6 Gciddft ali Der @erfitdtte re6 cerru
q ban 4auteni d, ldgcr III Der
Saniltrnfraee, SogeubltdDs Wrthshali6 &C
9euilber, an9efau9eu bat, no or jcecrSctt 90,
rdthi9 bat, rber auf Seltclluu9 fduell per-
ferti9t: Sebe Scrte
grennfe0eL Sutn1a6erz Mai6< iinb
Sbee>Sellcl
70 ipie auh ale in Ieinem Sad, einfhlagenee
9lrtidcl, Die er jeberScit gum Gerfauf pcrrds
tbtg haltcn miro nnb qcIcnnen 1T fir bic nics
bri9iteu 9Dreiie ;u perfaufcn. @r fcbt fir
lcinc 9lrbcit 70 mcit gut, bne biciclbe auf cine
caucrtafte 2lrt an9cfcrtt9t 1T.
gr laeet feline Sreunbe mb has qutlifum
tlbcrhaupt eiu, Irine Bcrftdtte 3u bciud,en,
unc feline QHarcn III SIu9cuihetn ;u nChmrn.
StctS miro er cs lctn 9lu9cnmerf iein IdlIrn,
allc gcitclrr9eu 9eipiiTcnhaft Su erfilllcn.
Sir altcs SUPPER, WeiiIna, 3iun unc Slet
ptrb Der b6tite 9lrciS III baarcm @clce cbcr
in 9Iu6taulh fir QSaaren 9c9etcn.
9lmo6 Gtttr9cr.
9lllcntaun, Suli "a. nq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Santes e}amefelt
III 9llIClltlllll,

.. ... III 9lllcntalliL
Olad,t hermit leinen Srcunheu icipic eli
mem 9eehrten Nublifnm cr9cbcnit bcfannt
bae cr irtncn e le 10 rsS 0 br III einem
bon Willer's neuen Sfpps, slpiiden
CART Gumpert's, gIIentauu Nptcl unb Slus
mer'S Sudtcbr, (9c9cniibcr Scas' Sontts
itcbr) perlegt, no er auf Scano bat, etn
allgcmeiueS enforcement bon .E ....
Sii6crn Sai1emers, @a6encttS 9Ses
iten5eu9e, II. {. ~.
Die CT auf Seitellun9 ldncu uub geIhmadpcll
,u pcrarbeiten i'm Snuee it. ......
9lllcntdun, 2lu9uit 2S. rq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Oefentltebe Slaebrtebt.
9leuben S1)nloper,

VS.
Naniel &nne, Scbn 9uuk
cSaccb z. Sums, SpIepb
Sums, Daniel @ros II. @as
ttartna feine Nrau, Daniel
Sd,mpDer, SacDb Srerler
uno RarY Slnn, leine Srau,
Samuel Sd,nlpDerr Sobn
ShmoDcr, Git9m. ShmpDs ~ per eohrt
er, NenrD Shmcper, @le> pom common
rpinc Sdmpyer, 9lnne Wtas pleas oon SeS
ria SdmcYer, @m iline na eoulllg D.
SdnrDer, Sarab 9lnelie 8ecemoer Ser>
ShmcDer, @ItIab. ShmpYs nllllt u. ..
er uno Senjam. Sd)mpDer, 1859.
@haree Steparb II. Sarob
Stcwarb Iciue SralL Em Sorlaoin8
Wtcler uno Sulanna, feline Shf
Sralt 9ltn Sui. Sd,mpDcr, SertPellllil9'
Sarah SdlmoDer, Srnatb.
Sreini9 uub @ltIabetb, feline
Srau, pet. ShntoDer, ,gSm.
ShmcYer, Sam. .ShmpDer,
Saccb Stunts uno pcter
SdmpDcr.
9tebmet Sbadt, ba6 in Der cben 9emclors
ten Sddle cine Scrlaouu9 sur Sbeilun9 alls
Der Court bon Common 9NcaS oru Seha
SauntD gencmmen worecn 1T, auf bds 9lns
Iuden bes obgenannten Sld9ers 9c9en Die
nahbenamten Sefld9tcn 70, caB fe mo-
gen erid,einen Dor unIern Gidltern, in Der
Stabt 9llentaun, an unierer @auntD Scurt
ppn Common plea6, ipeldle 9chalten ipereen
foll ben sipciten Gag ndd)itcn December, I'M
3u sei9cn, WeSbalb uno narum criagter SldS
ger uub bcuamte Sefla9ten suiammen une
un9etbetlt Spct 9epilie auetnanoer ltcsenoc
Strid1e coer Sti,der 4anb, NIT ihrem Cube
h6r, nidt balten fGunen. DafIelbe lie9t gum
Sbeil i'll 2cipbiu Sounihtp, nno gum Sbetl
in 0forb 9SbeitbaQ Saunidtp, 4ed)a @auntD,
Der cine Strtd cntbalteno Elm buuoert uno
stpct uno fcd,sSig 9lcfer uno Elm buncert 9ills
then unb feds prpSent 3u9abe-oer anoere
Stridl entbdlt neun lino pierSt9 9lder une
neunS9 Hutben uno feds prcscnt 3u9abc !;
itoeeno all Qanb BON Mtdael Ceibert, pbl
peter, Wartin Semel, leBtber9cn petcr
Sedtel uno leetberi9eu Witacl StrcbD nit
ccrt llebrt9cn. Gieielben pben benamtcn
Sefld9ten ioneu stpiIhen fld ielbfI sufplge
bes @jeicges uub berfGmnliden @cbrauds
Der Hepublif III iclheu Sdlleu Die 2teifun9
pcrnebnten, it1b pprousgeiebt baB es 70 9c>
than ipcroen fam, bas eS rht uno pbue
Seetntrddtt9uug Der Ibcitaber uno Der Gjes
lebe geidehe. OeBbalb 1T erIngter Sefebl
an mid, bem Sd,eritf pon 2eha @auntD, err
9an9en, uno oe6balb ipllen alle pcrlcnen,
lpeIdc tartn intereitrt fnc, bieic Iadrtdt
beadten.
CSpnathan .. Wteefer, S6erif.
Stabt glllentaun, ben
IL. Sct. 1889. ra-bD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
81 q C6 + t C6 t

mirb hermit 9e9ctcn, baB Die lluter1hrtebe<
ucu ol6 glemiuilfratrrs Don Der S1interlaeens
ihaft bes peritprbcncn y en ami & If,
leBtbtn bon SolSbnr9 &aunidlip, an9eiteIlt
pocbcn fTno.-2Ille btejeni9en, rclde nod
rchtmdBi9c 9lnfcrberun9en all bcla9te Soirts
terlaGenlhaft baber, werbcn baber eruitlih
eriudt, ibre 9tcd,uuugen iuucrhalb gSp>
den lpohlbcftitiQt an Die 9Iomtnitratrr6 Gins
Sub6noigcu-uno Sclte, Die nod, id,ulbi9
ilnc, wereen cbenfaNs erIuht balci9it 0iid)s
ti9fcit Su maden.
Gpbratm &ef, : 9tbmtniifras
Charles $ot6tn s tors.
SctCbcr 15. ro-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
6. 6. y. Grossly.
Qanpcrtspi(lc, q. &. 9Ipril 81 1890

. RahifVlleutueI H. y. HpTH ~. 1853.
Gr.S e-lSertbcr SHerr.-Ourd, bic
@naee @ctte6 bat Sbr Sncian @rpeetcrdnt
cine SociIun9 all mir bcipirft bon einem icbr
clcnoen 3uItdno. GIn lcsten Ccccmber bes
fam td eincn heftigcn 2Infall pcn gnqbriltias
felt, cine 6ranfbcit NIT mcldcr id, Id,cn
oicle Sabre 9rpla9t mar. Diee6 llebel mar
nrt bc9lcitct nit SNciicrfett, mchem SNals II.
Sungcr, neblt cincm bcldnperlid,cn SNuiten
uue 9rrfcn Sdrmadhcit, uuo ais idJ bcuobe
crltift mar, iruree mir cine Sloid)e ucu Sbs
rem @rpcCtrraut 0cidtft. 9lnfanqs enCbte
Id, cS marc nidlts ais SuadiaIbcrci, alleiu
ais idh lab rdi3 e6 ir lcbr cmpfohlcn wuree
onrd> Or. Gjriug, nit ncld,cm ich lebr pobl
bctdnnt bilL murce id, oeranoet es an aes
braud,cn, uno in menigen 3o9en mar id,
oclIfcmmcn 9chcift, ncdl habc id, bis lest Gle
ncn GItdfalI Der Jtraufbcit 9cbabt. Srh babe
MN cine 10 hphe Wciuuna uru Shrcr Waeois
itr, eos mcnu itb nur eiuiae Nlaidcn oapcu
hattie, mo feiuc mchr befcmmen ftuntc, id,
eicicIben nibt fur 10 Sbalcr cas Stilf acbcn /.
wrcc. Sdl perblcttc Sic berSlih gril6cno,
cShr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Saniel 9Sriec.
81 t. s ~ nc'S
c}nptan GrpcCtorottt,
October o..

9Siro empfchlen ais bic bette nbercitete Wes
eBln flF SNultcn, @rfilhlng StuSscbrunq,
Gr9brulti9feit, Sclidhuiten, id,mcrcs 9lths
men nne alle Sraufbeiten Der Srut nuo
tlln9e.
Ntcic WcbiStn pirb bon biclcn unb iebr
rcipeftabclu lcrlrneu rcccmmnnoirt, wclrhe
curd1 etcielbc curirt murecn. Giele, pelcte
l0n9c 3ett inter Nulten une Srnlffranfbciten
littcn unb gc9laubt baben iIe fpiren nit Der
9lu6phrun9 befallcn, pmrbcu in furser 3eit
9dnSlit eurirt uno sur p6li9cn @clnnobcit
9cbraht.
gScr ncGb bcn 9Scrtb eicIcr Wiebi,n bes
incifclt, Der lcic Den fcl9cnecn Srief ppn els
ncr prricn, Die fcin Snterc6e IN pem Sers
fauf rericlben bat
Ocrf, sunni 10. 1893.
9lu Nr. SaDn c.-9Gcrthcr ncrr!- sd,
babe 6irbrauh 9cinad,t prn Sbrcm @rpcctcs
rant, ic>pchl rcricuich, aIS aud IN mcire-
SamItc, fir Die Icttcn Sabre, nit bonn
9rrstcn 9utcn. cin ccr { hat, icl bctrad,tc
mem Qctcn oerldrocrt burd, cen Gjctrand,
oicier id,Gtbnrcn MccBiu, ncblt ecm Se9cn
8cties, fur ocrihictcne Sabre.
Sur ale 8dflc pcu Nuitcn, Gntiintuua
Der Srltit, euugc, mo ecs SHalc6, empfchle
td eteie WecSln unbcbenflid> ais eic Scite
Die tch jcnldls 9etraud,te. Weiu eruitlidbcr
9Sunid 1T ros 2tnocrc Die an llcbrln leioen
moran id 0cIittcu haze, eaoru tcfreit mcrs
Den mohtcn, ipclttcs mic ih CLAUDE gcfbes
ben miro, mcnn fIc Sbr @rpcttcrant sebraus
den.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Sohn Seaer.
9lrceiqcr Der Saptiifen 8irde.

ptett9el OCT SapIllIen GWDe.
Tao frl9eube Gertitcat it bon cinem
prdttlidcn glrSt une ichr 9cadtctcn prebiaer
Der Wtethceiifcn Gjeielllhaft, catirt Mcbest.
Saun, Sir9. su9nit 81. 1888.
Dr.SaDne-QSertber Ncrr.-Sd, habe
fur Die Icsten 3 Wcuate Gsbr @rpeetcront
bdufi9 In meincr praris qcbroud,t, uuo fir
allc 9InfdlIe pcf @rfdlhnQ, SNulten, Gnt,iine
buu9 Der eungeu, sIussehrung, @nabrnifios
tcit INT. Sdlpahbcit Ger grut ilf cs bee
lt'nmt DC bette NicoiSin Die ieb jcmals se.
braud,tc. as r1'-
sIdhtn9sooH Der Sbri9c
81. SO. 9SilIiains.
Nteie ocrtrefIife Wcbisiu pirb aftrin dd,t
oerfertlqt pcn Or. Saiuc go. 20. Sno
OrtIte Strdec, philaoelphia, nuo iff su bas
ben bet euowig Sdmiot, 9lpctbefer in 9Iaens
taun, fur rineu 2baler bic Slalbe.
Oct, % nq-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06

Sll Der Spurt
bon Common
pleds bon Ses
cba SountD ..
December Serz
min, q. ..
1888.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-06
Q(uDtters- -9lltsei9elt.

Snber NSais
IensScurt BON
,eect)a @t'Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

would farther say, at a higher tribunal.
The Republic was in dangor-the sta
bility of our institutions was endangered
by the reckless, wicked course of this
administration. Tho hopes Of the world,
continued Mr.. c. are turned to this ma
ton. 1t is yet to be regcncrated, Po-
litically, because we are assured it is to
be regenerated religiously. We are
placed here as a great example-we
stand as a beacon light, pointing the way
10 liberty. Let me ask, then, Mr.. Chair
man, and with solemnity do ask, ifthis
beacon light be put out, when and where
shall il ever again be lit up to the world !!
Coo Engs being called upon by the
chair, made a few remarks. lie said
there was one subject which had been
too little touched upon The moral OBJ
ligation we were under to support our
friend and fellow townsman, Mr.. Grams
ton. lie had served us faithfully and
with ability, and we should be exceed
ingly ungrateful to him to exhibit any
lassitude in his election now. lie not
only urged upon every f;eernen to give
their hearty support to Mr.. Cranston,
but to Mr.. Tillinghast also, who, he con-
sidered, had faithfully represented us,
and was in all respects, with MIR. G..
worthy of our undivided support.
Benj. Hazard, Esq said that the re-
marks which had been made during the
evening were excellent ones, and he
hoped the iroemen would pay attention
to them. lie considered it a mistake
that we had nothing to do, as had been
supposed by many. lie considered it
great mistake.
Capt. Potter agreed with Mr.. Hazard
that persons labored under a great mis-
take who supposed We had nothing TO
do. 1t was feeling Of false security
that might be fatal to US.
After the appointment of committee
TO wait on the present Representatives
to the General Assembly, to ascertain
whether they will consent TO serve again
if elected on Tuesday next, the meeting
was then adjourned to Friday evening
the 23d, TO meet at the same place at
half past o'clock. 1t was also voted ,
that another meeting be held at the same
place and hour on Monday evening.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

Mn. PRINTER This is my first attempt TO
write to be published, but | must tell my
mind about Mr.. CRANsroN. ] am plain
farmer, stay at home, and mind my own buSl-
ness, and don't trouble myself much about the
politics Of the day,-eXcept ] don't like the
National Bank, and some such things. had
rather have specie. Two yoars-ago when
Mr.. Cranston was first elected to Congress,
voted against him from principle. had no
acquaintanc with him, but thought him an
honest, intelligent man, who would follow the
leaders of his party very well but not pos.
scssng that highmindcd moral courage,
which should wish to see represent tho
State of Rhode Island, which has so uni
formly maintained its character for indepcn-
dant principles since the days ofiis llus,rious
founder.
But alas! how was ! deceived. did not
know the man, did not know that he poa-
sesscd that high minded moral courage to
cast his vote, alone, even IN the face OF his
own pary.-That circumstance has given
me high and exalted confidence in his firm
ness, and in his moral and political integrity
Of character, to sustain the rights Of Rhode
Island and from the day Of reading the ac
count of his independent vote in the Cillcy
affair, and Maine war bill, have determined
to support him, if he should again be a can
ddac for congress, or any other office within
the gift of the State.
said am not acquainted with Mr.. Grams
ton, but know him by sight.--A few days
after he was first elected was at Newport,
and saw a number ofpersons collected around
linn in the street. and stopped close by, to hear
what he should say, when some one told him
honesty, they were incompatible substances,
and could not go together. lie replied he
did not think so,-bc believed n politician
could be honest, and that he should act for
the good of his country and act his own
honest opinon-independc Of party, or men,
not regarding the consequences of so acting;
tiat ne WOuiu not Uc 'I1c sIdNe W any pdTty,
and if his constituents did not like ii he could
stay at homc.--Thinks to myself, you are
not the man to do any such thing but the
CiIlcy and Maine war vote convinced me that
did not know him.
am proud ofhis independence ofcharncter,
and believe il ever our rights are nssailed we
shall have in him an honest, and fearless
champion in the field, to fight our battles and
sustain our honour, even If assailcd by tho
clashing interests of party; and with these
feelings shaIl give him my vote, which this
time will count him two; although had
rather he should oppose the national bank,
and have no doubt he will even against bis
whole party should he be convinced Of tho
injurious effects Of such an institution.
San honest man = the noblesi work Of God"
A RHODE ISLAND FARMER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
Resolutions.

Unanimously adopied al meeting Of The
Hhig .tieemen, heh in .Newpori, on -Nonddy
ercning, .4lg. l0M, 1899.
Resolved, That the Wings Of Rhode Island
are called upon, by regard to the best IN
tercsts Of their country, to use the most Wig
orous exertions in their power, to secure the
election of Representatives to the next Con
gross of the United States who are oppose d
to the oppressive and injurious policy, and to
the destructive measures OF the present Ma
tional Administration.
RcSoirei, That the manner in which our
late Representatives in Congress have dis
charged their trust as members of that body.
entities them to the highest praise, and that
we have the fullest confidence in their tai,
cnts, integrity, and iaithfulncss, and believe
their reelection will promote tho most valua
BILE and important interests OF our State and
country.
Rcsoired, That we hereby sincerely pledge
ourselves to support the ilon. ROBERT B.
CRANsToN and Hon. JosnrH l.. TILLiNG.
HAST for Representatives To the 2Gih Con
gress of the United States, and that we will
use all honorable means to secure their cleo
ton.
Resolred, That we cordially unite with
our Wing brethren in Providence, in the
patriotic sentiments contained in their SCR
cular 20 the Wings Of Rhode island" and
also in their urgent solicitation to the Wing
freemen to give to Mcssrs Cranson aud Til
lnghast, the Jealous and undivided support
Of the Wing party throughout the State.
MICHAEL FREEBORN, Chairman.
JAMES ATKINSON, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
sT Certificate VOles.-It will

be rccollccted that certificate votes are
received in the election on Tuesday
next. Every one, therefore, who ex-
poets to vote on certificate, should
not wait to have it sent TO him, but
forthwith procure it himsclf--thm mol q
roic mag be lost. Those, however, who
cannot conveniently obtain them, will
please leave their names at this Office,
without delay, and they shall be at
tended to.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
CHEERING OMEN.

1t is indeed cheering, spiri,-siirring, TO
SEQ the animated movements Of our " hig
friends in Providence. The Journal OF
yesterday contains call, signed by
some hundreds Of lrccmcn, for public
meeting there this evening. Amongs,
them orc many of our old friends who
were unhapPiIy divided from us a, the
late election. alt ia in fact, says the
Journal ga Wing CALI" signed by
Wings, without reference 90 any OF
those family qua,rcls which haze some
times divided our council"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

dated the 18th Of January 1888, and an ad-
dtional statement by the same officer, dated
January 26, 1889, we find that the whole
amount due from land receivers, who are on
the list Of defaullers,
to be SI,073,s37 Al
OF which there accrued prior to
March, 1889, $54sl59 I3
Since that time S25,67S 26-S ,073sI IL
So that you perceive that by the forty years
before this party came into power, only
Sc4S,l59 I3 was distracted from the public
treasury, while in the short period since, the
people have lost by the land officers alone,
EIGHT HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FiVETHOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY EIGHT DOLLARS AND
TWENTY EIGHT CTS. And of this sum,
upwards Of $500, 900 has been lost in the
ficenfy f,co months and seven days Immediately
.)oifo,cing Mr.. Pan BURNS Inauguration ;
more than ioas lost IN The Whoie forty years
preceding General Jacksvn's time. And this
too without taking into the account the
Swartwout and Price defalcations for upwards
of ONE MILLION AND A QUARTER
OF DOLLARS MORE--bcsdcs others in
addition. Docs this look like attending TO
the business of the people? Does this look
like faithful discharge Of their duties as
servants to those who placed them in power?
They tell you they had no law to punish
defaulters to the general government How
then, would ask, did this same party con
trive to keep Tobias Watkins incarcerated
in prison for four years for the sum Of three
or four thousand dollars, if there was no law
on the subject? There was no law wanting
when the example could be made to serve
the purposes of party, but when such rob
berries by wholesale are perpetratcd, not an
effort is made to recover the money.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22
Beware Of COUntcrfcitS 4!

1t is understood that II. w. Dorr,
the eight sided Locoioco, anti-slavcry,
free suffrage, slavery, temperance,
anti-temperancc, bank, and anti-banli
candidate, has a congressional ticket
printed for tho special use Of those
Wings that arc willing to be humbug-
gcd probably headed real Uhig ticket,
on which arc the names Of Dorr and
Tillinghast. We have information
from tho county Of Kent, which may
be relied on, that certain agents of the
Locoioco party have been in that part
of the State urging Wings to support
such ticket. We trust our friends
will be on their guard against the
Of such unprinciplcd dema-
gogucs, who are equally destitute of
moral or political integrity. The
various contriyanccs of Mr.. Dorr, to
ensure his election, show him to be
wholly unworthy the support Of any
party.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-22

tLpTf Dorr and Thurs,on arc elect
ed, and the election of President and
Vice President goes into the House,
they will vote for Martin Van Burcn.
Martin Van Buren stands pledged TO
veto any law intended to weaken the
institution of slavery. How then, in
the name of common sense, can any
consistent abolilioni.t vote for either 1T
lh,sc m,n .-- F,,r J,rr.