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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
Wbj(abe(pbia, Stump g. 1889

pbilabelpbia, Sunp 9. 1889.
eetten Samffa9 fprab bic biefIse Court
bas ShuIbi9 iiber Or. Dyott aus.
Die 9lbbreee bes Gbrennertben Nidters
I@onrrb an bte Sury lit Elm @eifferftid,
oas Srn. Scnrab, Dbeleid, Der. jiinalte
9fihtsr in ben Ser. Staaten, ben erltem
Hidteru @n9lano's unb ben 8er. ct. an
bic Seite febt. Die flare unb unpartbeyis
fhe Darfeauns bie1es uertpidelten prc.
seBes, in spelhem mebr als 100 !3eu9en
absebOrt purben, 9ebtetet bic sIhtun9 II.
Anerfennun9 aller Sreunoe beg He6ts
unb pirb in ben Nnnalen Der Surispru,
benz bie5es Staates als Elm 9ldnSeneer
Iriumpb amerifaniider NeAtsselebrfam,
felt baffeben.
Die Strafe, tpelde 6. SO. Dpott ,u
ersparten bat, III ginferferun9 BON eineu,
bis Geten Sabren in Wepamenflns bey
barter 9lrbeit, unb mad bteier@infperrun9
i'm Qocale fur Sduloen 70 lanSe, bis ale
feline @rebttoren besablt llno, pber fldb as,
reiat fInben, ibu beraussulaBen. Die
Summe, uus tpelde DYctt bas yublifum
befdninoelt bat, 1T un9efdbr 100000.
(Ieutfbe Gationafz 3eitun
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
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S6tf 9l(eranOer.
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Die Serren Mihauo uno 60. su gcus<
oeaur, gieentbiimer bes slleranoers, fers
tieten btefes Sbiff i'm Stump 1888, mad
8atapta ab, nm bort 3tnn, @afee uno
anbere Maaren 3u laoen.
Die Wannihaft, fa9t Der phtlabelpbier
Oemptrat, beltano aus IL Wnan-Qouis
8cuet, fout audi Dubois genanut, 9iene
ats Captain unb 8enpit Mariauo, 9teffe
Der 9ibeeer, als stpepter i'm @ommanbo,
nit. 9lm 1lten Sctcber lan9te bas S6iff
in Batapia an unb fubr am 29fen peiter
nah Samarang um bic eaoun9 su pers
pclllt6nbigen, unb lief am l5ten 9tooems
ber nieber aus, NIT elmer eabuus an
Bob, bic 100000 Srarfen tpertb mar.
NQes 9iens gut BON ltatten bis gum 2ags
esanbruhe am 27lten Hpoember, als Der
Captain 8puet I'm bier ubr fIb auf bic
Wprgsuwahe begab. @r bate Dem Sod
eerufen Inn ibm &affee su brinsen, ais
mebrere Der Mannidaft aufs 8eroed fa>
men, unb pbne ibm einen Nusenblid 3eit
3ur8ertbeibieung su Iasen tbn er9rifen u.
ilber 8cro tparfen. Der 0obbootsmaun
Anbre, Der oiefen uprbebahten Wort NIT
anseleben, elite ;ur&ajiite besSberfeuer>
mauns bin, unb unterrtd,tete ibn bon Dem
0orfaa. Die1er betpafnete Gh init einer
etfernen Stanse, ftie9 binauf unb als er
Mariauo auf benz 8eroed traf fruS er,
tpas aus benz Captain 9etporcen; alletn
bieler, ftatt at a1ttporten, faBte Warpan
UNI ben eetb, nnb NIT benz 8eDitcno breDz
ler Matrpfen, 9Inbreset. SQnbeU ltub@crs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
(Nus psr alten ttnp t,euen qpclt.)

6eIm itaot.- 9luh lit unferm flei>
men eanoe, bas nur tpenis 8atboIifen ent>
bdlt, bat Gh Der g:cBe Strett ilber bic
gemiidten Chen in einem bebauerlid,en
8orfaQe 9eduee,t. gu unlerm fatbcliiden
prebi9er fam ndulid Dor eint9en Wpd,en
Die 6rau eines ettpa breY @eilen BON bier
ppbuenben preueilhen Steuercffctanten,
um Dor ibrer Gntbineuns, tpelher fe ent>
9e9enfab, nod, Su beihten unc commute
ciren. 9lls aber Der priefter ile nab ib>
rem iibriscn 8erbdltniBen befra9t, unb
erfabren hattie, bag 1Ie in semilbter @be
lebe unb baB ale ibre &in6er nah llebers
einfunft NIT ibremWeanne ebenfaas eoans
aelifd, fepen, fcrberte er bon ibr Dor Der
Abfoluticn bas 8erpred,en, bae Fe slles
aufbieten ,pcle, ibres Mannes @inwiQiz
9ung su erbaIten, baB ibre !&inoer fllnfti9
fatbplilh ersogen tpiirben. Sie fonnte Id,
oasu nibt neriteben, uno spies auf ben
llnfrieoen bin, tpelder baourd in ibr
bduslihes eeben aebradt trerce; aaetn
nun tpurbe ber prefiger uniptlltg, Deripei>
|serte nidt nur slbfolution unb slbenomaW,
lcnbern 6ffnete aud, bic Ibiire bes Seibts
itutIs, spprin fe fnieenb lag, 70 baB bic
@emeinbe Ge audi feben fpnnte, nno ents
lriiitet binaussebeno LIEF ct fe 70 lieSen,
bis fe bann SenDtbi9t tpar, enolib bon
ielbft aufsuitebeu unb burdb bic 9anSe @es
metnoe aus Der Stride su geben. Dieie
Beihdmuus uub bic 9ematbsbenesuns,
70 ipie Der Summer, baB fte nun Dor ib'
rer Gntbiubuns niht ,nebr sum@enuB bee
NbenbmabIes unb sur sbiolution 9elan9su
loate, scs ibr, sunraI beD ibrem f0rper'
|iihen 3ultanbe, cine &ranfbeit su, tpeldt
|ibr in ben nddffen 3asen bic 9fadretfe
Il, lire 6eimatb unmo9llf ma6te. Dod
uerlaumte tIe ntdt beD Der 8ebSroe sln'
|seiae ,,t udd1en. (9llte u. n. gSeIt
Berlin, ben 27ifen april: - 8crse.
ftern erbielt Der @rsbiidcf Dunirt onrd
Elm emreiben ben ncrlduftsen 8ef6eio.
eaB Der Rammerserihtsprdfce &tetl
beauftra8t ieD, ibm bas grfenntniB fei'
'nes preSeees sa pablieiren. slm felbt9en
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14

Sauana. @roee MiBbeIisfeiten
obtpalten stpiiden cen @in9ebcrnen Der
Snfel uno BEN europdiiben Spaniern.
Die llriahe fheint 0aeib unb Miegunf
Der Grfteren S1 fepn, ba sic @in9ewau'
oerten, tpabriheinlih an Talenten iiber.
tesen, i'm BefBe Der meiiten @ipildmter
unb Militdrhar9en fInb. Sn Der Stabt
6auana fam es teiuabe gum offenen 9lufs
rubr man bat pdufer nieber9ebrannt,
uub 9emcrbet.. Man 9lanbt,
@cuoerneur gspeleta feD aid9t mdd,ttg
9enu9, jenen @eiit Der llnSufriebenbett s1
unteroriiden, speI6er tn ben GreolenQ8ur'
sel 9efaet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14

UtCrqeu Inn uHr eEltNVH oSI BSUNu's
|Drdfibent in 8ca(eitun9 eines Sammer9es
aerid,tsrotbs in bem 0oteI CUR Staot spes
fersburo, Inn i'd, bes tbm auf9etra9enen
@efhdftes III entlebigeu. Der rpelentlid,e
Snbolt beslirtbeils [autet: Der@rSblihrf
Son @refen uuo pcfen Dunin, TT BON
Der 9lntla9e behoerrdtbItder 9anelun1
oen uno Der 9luf frpie9elun9 ces Soltes &C.
|9en Die 9Peeierun9 freisuipteden,; aber
fpeoe,, feline llnoeboriams uno Der etgens
mGhtiaeu, in feiner Di6cefe 9etrcfenen
unb nidt ,piberrufenen MaBre9eln gum
8erlult feiner Muroen, 3u ieths Wcnat
Ieitunsetrafe unc Sur 3ablrn9 tammtl,<
der @erihtsfclten 0elurtbetlt: Su9leld,
tpirb cer1eIbe fir unfdbis ertlart lemals
i'm preu6iIdcn Staat tpieoer etn slmt SlI
beffeiben. llubeupmmeu blelbt tbm Der
gHeo Der Expectation. Der @r5biidof
hat iebcf erfldrt baB er bon jenem lcs>
fen slRittct feinen @ebraud Su rsahen
aebenfe, fenoern felbit BET Der pcn !bm
Id,on auseefprchenen leberSeu9'tn& Dap
er bic GcmpetenS bes @erldtes, Dor Dem
lein DrpceB perbonoeLt tppreen ley, ntdt
au,uerfelten pernn6se, 9ern uno tpilltg bic
lter ibn perbdnsten Strafen erouIben
niirbe. Btr erfabren ferner aus ltdlerer
0uelle, boB Dor Der 6ano 9err Dunln IN
Berlin perbleibt, nit ooaiaer Tretbest ten
uer Werfou, nur NIT Der 8eotn9ung, bic
Sauptffaot niobt cbne bic grlaubnlB Der
Stoatsminilter 9lltenfteiu uno Hchctp Sl
III perlapen. Somit tpdre benn be- (etle)
VrcceB oes @rsbildofs beenoet. 9Ste tpelt
Gd aber bieIe 8eenoi9ung, auf Die oaz
burd aneefahte uno 5ur Sprade 9etou1<
mene Meinun9sz uno 9laubenslaHe Der
beioen babel betbeili9ten Dartbepen ers
ltredt, licet auser bem &reiie oer 8ereds
nuus unb feIbit auser cem Sereidhe we!t'
lider Eraft.
BeIgien.
Nntwerpen, ben II. slpril.- 9lm
Is. 9lpril Gahmitta9s 2 llbr brad, IN
eiuem 86derbaule Seuer aus. Sn tpel1sz
aer benu II Stuncen tparen 1910 0duier
Elm 91aub Der Slammen gepcroen uno 1l3
Samilien baeurd in bic hDhite 9totb oers
lest. CS. II. u. 9SeIt.
England.
Der Nelifan Don 18 &ancneu, it mad,
Nbtpeienbeit, BON Der afrlfas
iihen Suite nab @nslauo Suriid9efebrt.
Set benz October .. s. bate oiefe 8ri99
bret Selaoenihife, nit 300 Ne9ern an
8cro, tpeg9encmmen.
Durh BEN Bau Der eilernenD Dampf6pc>
te 1T man auf ben @ebaufen 9etommen,
eiIerne Sdu1er su bauen. Sn@lcsfCtp, ST.
lamb, mar Elm Mobeu bon eiuem 9duss
hen auf9efeDt tpelhes 6 3immer, Silhe
unb WaIfbaus entbtelt, uno nIr $50 pf.
ct. tofete; 500 spf. ct. tptro baber Der
preis fir ein 9erdumtses 0aue bon IA
3immer ieDn, bel peitem ,peniaer, als fir
eSsduier besablt piro. Man slaubt
nit Ned)t, baB bic eiferne 0duier balo
aIsemeine slufnabme fnbsn tpercen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14
eeopolo, &6ni9 oer SslSier.
Wir liefern foI9enbe 9lussiiee BON Der
SprreIppnoens bes TeuYorf Stor:

ScrreIpcucen3 ces yteuDort Star:
8rnSel, ben 12ten April 1889.
"8cn alten 9liidlihen Menltcn, mag
9eepclb Der @rlte, &0ni9 Der Sel9ter, ale
Der aGerausee;eidnetfte betrahtettp ttperoen
@r be9ann feiue eaufbabn nit etnem Jabr'
l9ebalt bon 800 4funb Sterltn9, tpelher
ler Don feinem Sruber, bem Soer3c9 pcu
Sadlens@cbur9s @otba, erbleIt. Ct trai
ais @acett in Die Armee ellt, uno selhne'
te fd, auf eine leld,e 9lrt aus, oaB ct tel'
Iuem 91cf @bre mahte. SIM 8efel9e Bet
alliirten Monarhen fam er nahgn9lano,
unb bic Grbin oes brittiiben Sbrcns per"
Iliebte Gd, In ibm, tpollte ibn beyratben,
uno beyratbete ibn audi. Gurb bic Sret>
aebiafeit bes brittilhen parlaments spuroe
Ter 70 retebIidb begabt, bag er nadoem er
| furs barauf Wittner iruroe, Elm 1abrltdee
@infcmmen BON 95O0,O 900 bate, tcct11It
er I'D, trSffen fonnte.
"@r brauhte nur un9sfdhr ein Drtts
tbeil bon biefem un9ebeuern@apltal l1d'l'>
|lid, ettpa f. $1,000 jdbrlid,, 70 baB er bon
|1sl7 bis 1881 9l75,OOO ausgab, nnb
9525, 600 erfparte. Dies @elo tpuB Bte er
audi gut anSule9en, benn 9letd tple teln
Sdwieeerpater 1T Ct Defenders pcrfIhti9
setpefen iein 8er,nS9en fur einen He9en>
tag aufiufparcn, uno bat 9rcBe Sun,men
in ben enalifhen 1t. amerifaniihen Stods
anaeleat. 9tebitbem bat Ct gang tnrsllob
eine sroBe 9errihaft in lln9arn an9etauft
tppbey es louoerbar her9ien9. OIeleloe
tpurce fir einen reihen priuatmann 9e>
fauft, unb erit ba oas 9elo be5ablt, uno
bas @isentbum 9eieslid ilbertra9en mar,
erfubr Der 8erfdufer baB Ger Tdnfer eln
R5ntg fev. 0dtte ct bies ocrher 9eDuBt
miirbe er nidt ,pentgffens 10 prc3ent mebr
fit bas @t9entbum seferbert baben?
"Seoch tsir fabren tpeiter fort. Der
Sob feiner @emablin entriB ibm bic @e>
teeenbeit &0nig BON England Su tperoen.
@s seiat lid) aber cine stpeite bic 9rtez
diem bteten ibm cine &rone at. Sr beloB
aber pbiloiopbie 9euu9 bieielbe aus5ts
lhIaeen, benn er befiirhtete oielletd1t, oaB
rr nibt lauge in, 8eGs oerlelben bleiben
Ipitrbe. Jiod) eini9e tpent9e Sabre pers
FieBen, unb bic 8Rl9ier, tpelGe fh BON
ben 0cadnreru 9etrennt BADEN, perlan9en
pinen &6ui9-Te ertpdblen 2eDpOIo, nno
nm 21. 5ulv 1881, beRei9t er ben Gbron.
SIM fcIeenoen Sabre beyrathet er feline
Ipepte @emablin, 9Duiie, dltefte GUdter
oes &6nt9s Der Sran5clen. 9luf oteie Srt
it er curh cine 9Reibe 9Iiidltd,er 3nfaae
Der @emabl BON stpeD prinjeBinnen Der
'rlteu ednber ingurppa 9etpprcen-ourh
Ieine erlte8ermdblun9 bate er, mare feline
Satin nidt 9eitcrben, 9lnlprud) auf bic
brittilbe &rcne - einutat ihlus er cine
Srcne aus-uno fpdterbin ,pirb ibm cine
anbere &rone auf fein Soaupt 9eiest. eer<
polo bon Belsien muB uuter einem 9lid>
lihen planeten 9eboren Dcrben ieYn. Sn>
oeBeu fann fIh bas @lldsrao audi eit,s
NAL tpenoen.'' C0anoper @asette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14

9lm S. Suni be9ann lit Neu 2)ort bic
Sfentlid)e 8eritet9erun9 Der @ruubltlde
oes beriihtisten @aeenbetrisers g.
Swart,pout. gie 9eihtebt auf DeranIa.
Sung bes Ser. ct. MarldaAs anf Der
Nerdantes s9rdan9e. (b. ~
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-06-14

gen nno bodfens ben Iaticnal> uno Wus
Iz@aroiiten fiir tbre seIeiltete Diens
lte oaufen fanu.-
Sod mand,er 9tufrubr, nod n1arhe
Heopluttpn miro Die Straeen bon Yarts
NIT Slr9erblut fdrben, beupr Die Hepus
bttf eineu 9lorreiben unb bauernoen Sle9
errinat.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06
From The B,sioa Traveller.

The PREsIDEScy.-We are no politicians. as the
world knows. We speak edtoriiy. for individually
h,ve our feelings and fancIes. As the conductor Of
npartl a pnbic Journal, designed for the mutual bene
iii and rdfica,inn Of ALL have cndeavorcd to keep
neutral ground. and shuu the ;. land tehaieahle."
fall of strife aud the controversy Of unneaunG words.
And IN what have 10 say, we have no alluSion
any man. nor To any psry-io any particular candi
daie for the presidency. past present, or TO come
The question: has often agtated whether the Pfesi
dent ought to he eligible for mora than tenn aud
ha, for more than once Many plausible reasons have
been urged both sides. and wlll doubtless he again.
For ourselves we have rather an inclination TO think
that the election ought 10 he c,inrd To single term,
aud that the person should not bc eligible Sc
cond time. We know that this would be placing
slrcons upon the unlimited freedom OF republican
choice But il will readily be admitted by every one
cnve-sant with the prime piles Of government, that there
must be restrictions OF some kind. Such thing as a
pure unn,ixed, unlimited democratic government we
the srctest sense, never did exist large
scale. and never BY democracy, II Will be per-
ccved. understand government III which the people
only possess, but personally exercise the power of
government. When that po~cris SIMPLY possessed by
the people, aud delegated 10 representatives,, the GO
vcrnn"nt heco,ues republic Such is the government
of the Cnited States To return then TO the question
of the Presidency think that much power at
tached to the oifiae. II we have king, lei rs
have ore, only in power hut in name. But if the
President is TO he regarded chiefly and only the
ecnllve Of tho people; merely their political emho-
dvncnt for the efficient carving into effect the
force of their laws. and reducing them to then
individual he ought not 10 possess a separate and
exclusive power--an arbitration Of will, WHICH may he
exercised 10 usrac The aims ana wishes OF the people,
manifested ia their collective representation instead Of
giving to their resolves the tanglliy OF artion Let
the people consider this distinction, and II the consttu
tim. expressed in Characters, conveys
the chef officer Of the nation power too nearly ap
nro tha l.t he nriidpu,I and
wisely modified to regulate aud limit his determine
tons
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06
ACCIDENTAL, HANGING

Singular .Droh An IRISH carrnan named Arthur
Hughes, residing at 81 Hainn. rscy street came TO
his death Thursday morning in the following singu-
lar manner:
From the testimony adduced before the Coroner who
on Thursday held an inquest upon the body, II ap-
II ,ghes, who lived by, About o u'cuck IN the
morning he went out 10 the stable feed his horse
and fng the door locked "a baica door made of thin
stnH) he clmhcd up and pulled the top Of the door
oa and pnt his head through look aud sce II his hor
was wlthn. Just he had thruS' his head ,hrou h
the aperture hs feet slipped. the door sprung back
IT'S place. aud fixed his head, az nu,ovcabic posi-
non. lie found thus suspended about two hours
after, quite dead and his neck bfoken-his death. hav-
my occurred instantaueousIy The coroner's Jury
rendered verdict Of "Acclde tally Hanged" ~ Y.
Amecdn'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06

Sicifmrss NJ Birds The smallest bird saws M.
Vlrry. can Nv several leagues IN hour the hawk
goes commonly at the oi league M t,nr minutes,
or above firty miles hour. A falcon Of Henry II.
was flown from FonaInicau, and found, nv It's ring.
At Malta rirxi dav One sent FROM Csnarits Ia Andu-
m-ia returned to Tencfitie u, hours distance
of seven hundred miles. which i, must have gone
AT the average OF twenty four miles hour Guls 60
seven hhldied i"lrs ont TO and return daily aud
irgae bird, have been found twelve hundred miles
from ~ land Upon the migration. he states, as a
known fact that cranes 20 and return at the rate,
without The least regard the state OF the weather,
which shows no doubt. If tTue. a most peculiar IN
suci but these, and, indeed. all facts, which find
stated by writer much addicted painting and
cooru.. must he received with degree Of suspicion.
for which no one but NJ. Vlrey be blamed The
accounts, however, Of The switness Of birds. we'll
credit, from experiment which made when travel
l'ng on railway. While g,ng the OF thirty,
an hour, let hrc, made its circles as usual and
surrounded easily. Now if there was no current or
DRAFT Ia bear 1t along, this indicated rate Of ninety
miles an hour; and even allowing for a CURRENT the
swlitne,s must have beep great. should how ever
wish 10 repeat the experiment. before being quite sure
OF so great swifines> IN so small an iusect-LOrd
Bt0Hghdm'S Dissertation on ScicHcr.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06

SdHcutnary 1 ,chf bctir,cn a Boy anil Dog 1T
appears that Digs. at the West, sometimes getting
separated from their crossing the large rivers,
and IN other WAYS, take 10 the woods. and. having
othef means of subsistence. resort 10 wild game sheep,
and hogs. When they cannot find these hunger
prompts thcmto attack human beings. A correspon-
deu Of the Grafton (lllinois) Backwoodsnan. writing
from Calhoun county. that Stse, gives the following
account OF fearful rcnconire heueen yonng lad and
Of those animals which recently took place III that
vicinity .....
A short time since, a youth. Of shont sixteen. was
returning home before It fairly light in the
ing, FROM the Mississippi river. where he had been fish,
ing On his and at distance from hahtation.
he sud'eny. and nnex peciedy attacked by large
dog, that evidently Intended TO devonr him Though
a bold and courageous hoy. he nearlv perrfe wnh
fear al the unexpected attack. and determined eroc,y
Of his assoilant Happily he recovered his presence
Of mud. almost INN, daicv, end recolleciing that he
had dnk knife III his pocket, instantly drew IL ont
and then commenced bloody battle Each fought
with desperation and thc boy for his life The
dwelling was al a great distance. and the lad had
alternative before him bnt death s,,d victory A. The
dog rushed upon him ne struck at him with his knife,
and at The second third pass, wounded him severely
This only rendered the dog still more furious, and he
rushed upon the ,onng lad still more fcrccly. By this
lime the hoy had hccone more cool aud the sucressle
had met wrh ia aiming his blows gave him renewed
courage. lie parried The attacks cf his sssaaut
With more skill and al every onset inflicted wound,
which rendered hun more AID nnre desperate. Victory
sill seemed doubtful. for though the dug had received
seyete wounds. the lad also had host much blood
and his strength fast failing. He 'h., his life
drpendsd on giving HE dog mortal wound within
short Time, for he fi that he coud the fight
hut few noue,s onger He coollv waited a favurA-
be opportunity, which happily occurred almost imne-
diacIy and rxerllng his utmost power. struck despe-
raiey q, the dog The knife reached his heart. and
with deadly howl the dog fell his feet. aud inne-
dm'eiy expired. The youth is considerably injured
hut is IN fair way Of recovery. Had he been without
the ,fdrencr had he lacked The conness and
courage he displayed. there doubt but The dog
would have killed snd d.vuured hun.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06

aIrs GoSE!!--The Tuscarawas vano-
crat breuihed lis last on Monday, for want Of
a suffieient supply Of Office holders tax money
10 keep il alive. Not being in the secrets OF
the Club. We cannot relate the circumstances
attending its demise, oiher han was gathered
from an imagil airy talk with a countryman Of
our own, which ran something IL this ~ay:
Sav, Mr.. Pr,niher. cant you tell me where
our Van Buren, boys are all gone was
over at the office, and devil bat OF ono Of
them could see ai-all at-all.
Did you knock nj the doorl
Och 10 he sure / drl--hut not word
from the in nor the out could hear or see, but
Shark Of Constable poking his head round
the corner.
What was he doing therel
Boihcration \ one OF your barney now
--yon know what he was ailher
Not 7.
Why that drame money. Ia be sure. II was
n burni,,. shame to let the Democrat die, when
the Club had the sacrnt saryce money in their
pockets.
Did Won see none of Them about the Office
Not one save that wee nubbin of a lawyer,
WIN was watcher the constable, and looked as
cross as cur dog gardin' bone, at all who
went near the d."r.
Did YOU see nothing else
No--hnt smell something. As was
thinkin, of the lawyer and pprgatory, was
afiher putting my eve to the KEY hole to- see il
the dear thing was dead in earnest, when there
came such blast of birthstone oh nhlrd-
her, say, |, and its there your gone---then
peace be with We 7"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06

We have head very general desire expressed to
see Mr. RiveS' speech at The Amherst dinner The
reputation which has gone abroad of It's general
abilv IL c,pent invecrive and dazzling satire has
Grated ihis desire which we hope Ia see eritfed
Bu, apart from the grafc ilion of The public there
il another consideration Of a somewhat personal
character, which Shonld induce lis publication. Il
i sau 10 contain The best likeness ever drawn of the
Editor Of the Enquirer The L lnr has promised
/, /" mr>e' lin Ell = iih It. This he c,nno do
wthpu, tue picture before him. iIwoud he cruel %
withhold any ,urce> Of anu ,emcn at this Innc ure,
when he has b'taken himself TO sackcloih and ashes.
Richmond Unig.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06
PHILOSOPHY by GOLDSMITH.

Philosophy can add to our happiness IN no
other manner but by diminishing our misery !;
il should not pretend TO increase our present
stock. but makes rs economists Of What we
are possessed Of The great source Of ca
Iamiiy lies in regret or anticipation he, there
fore, is most wise, who thinks Of The present
alone, regardless of the past or future. This
is impossible To a man of pleasure; it is diff
licult TO the man Of business: and is, in some
degree, at,ainshle by the philosopher. Hap
pv were we all born philosophers, all born
with talent Of thus dissiparing our own
cares by spreading ihem upon all mankind.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06

u debate in the Blush Parliament, on some in.
curry into certain alleged abuses Of the Government,
Mr. Grrv took OCCASION rcuatk in tone OF defiance
to Mr. Ph that /" ~ shonld darc TO question the
purify of the principles by which he was actnated -
: Inc honorable gentleman" said Mr. Pitt addressing
Mr Grey "auogatcs some what too much TO himself,
Il he nntritWs that shall act take the liberty Of call
ING his 0niICcs ~ qnpSrion. oren a. sm warranted
his mo'ioes questioned, he take TO regulate
bis conduct to render il unnecessary " Y, CoIr
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-06

The removal Of Mr. Campbell from the office Of
Treasurer of the United States aud the appointment Of
his are quite prolific topics Of conversation
aud have given rise 10 many rumors. IL IS sand now,
that the commission Is this city, and has been
rendered 10 State Judge whose acceptance will diff.
fuse q general JOY among suffers and LAWYERS Many
fear this ia ruse hint 10 cover over an act of
political nrpiiude ~ contemplation. which even the
hrazen eiitoery Of Van Burcnlsn shrnks from perpo
trarmg without blind We ilrak we understand the
game PtTbum sat -Rlrh Whiy
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