davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14

er nW IN Ole gf1teafR ces sprp1flepfnS atlf
fsinsr Sausrsi su Rrro @snp.
SefblriRn sas Die @srabtuns melbs ibn'
IaufgebNreet rurbs, neil ct arm III, bas 1T
neil er III sbrlib nar um f0b fclbit ouf Sos
ifsn css 9SubIif,uns ;u bsridern, bisis lcIts
ifatt sinem oSit.riprucb Gins Der ;rsnJitsn
une rsinifsn 9cntiit fir sin tu9;nbbaft re
publifaniitbss aGelf isirp fur Atbtuns ano
3utrausn.
8tiblri1tn ras mir in Jobn Tylor ron
! Nr9inisn, eeR fibi9sn Ecrtbepi8cr osr @plf5
NsDte in Der Genat 59alle crfsnnen, unb ben
ltbrlkDCn GtaIt5nanm Der nit SNue lne
sum GertDsl bsS @pIfS tas Anx res Siis
pUFeentcn auSflaen miro, eab wr feline gr.
nennun9 bstbF bGiSen ur;2 ibn unicrt unse'
tbtits llnterithenn9 9sben psresn.
Ssi0r1en, ZAP fem Yenniplrnnitr ;utrn,l'
un99rGu, nit rdti9sr NnIitbt fnr Die GrDat.
tun1 Der llnabbanSigfsit unp Dem gli6 itinsi
Staatte, Su Gunisn ron Martin Ban Su,
rtn iiimnen fann.
8tiblciIEn, bas lDiNiam Nooams,GSq
ein grrdblsr fir NrsIrtnt uno 93iR |rtli.
bent fur tislsn 9ilfrift isi.
SdAIrfTtn, ta6 5cinritb Eboaes, @@q
pcn MsaSnD Jobn NIopp ron i2eicsIbcr9,
Nbrabam .l1en3el rrn eumru, ,:,ratio
CrcibGlsr ron qangfhnamm une George
lOitner ron Nmetw srnannte 9slc9atsnfinb
INN Ger SeAdtS: &enYcntjtn 6eisumrbnsn biz
an %. nitbif,a 8tbyuAr 81 GarriS0ur3 sc,
battsn lpsrssu lra.
0Si0tbifsn, ha6 bic ernAnnten 9slr0ottr
ea5 Nsdt Aa0tn untsr ibMsn sntltsDmps III:
Faneen au@SHftllim.
0ei0Iedtn, ea6 mir ZEN 6rtunSsn rrn ,Sar
riion noGylor tis teutihs 5situn9 emp.
iEDIsn, Die in Nsarin9 9trausae9 e9etsn miro, sss
!hlnnt: "Gtr Gibcraic 9cetabtcr," ale
Gin :Slatt wtltbt5 rlbre etnrfratitben 9Nrins
5lr:tn pcrtbt;ej9t uno Ger aN9snninsn. lIntsr,
RIFunA wcrtG III.
9slbloiTtn, ea6 mir ben Grtunhcn ppn@tn.
Om. Scinrib Sorriion uno Jobn Ty:
!or smpfeD!sm Saunilbirs&WiammIun9cn in
je'n Djlrjft Su Datten, turtD1u5 otr GA..atD,
irtalripic m09id;, nm bic Nartei prlfcmmsn
~ cr9onilirsn unb fir sen frmntnotn &anlpf
var5AHtr'tsa.
WsiAIrtitn, tab tit Slrbanc(un9en tieItr
Sfrfammtl'n9 vcn~rtn 8sAmtcn btrfsIbcn uns
tirjtitbnct unp in cen 3situn9sn bet Cagnsp,
bic Der Sade 9initi9 fno, YutIiSirt mtvttn
ieatn.
>Scjcpb Gcnrail, 4JrcGrcnt.
SamueI peaso&, }aas,q,rtYr,n,n
Soratio Urerlcr ~'d''f''F''" Il
=. @. 9tibarbt, ! 1sfr,tir,
9Sm. z. Nl9aitr ''''"'''
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14

9ae i:blstts unt unrs9tlnldiii9' NafoiIlen
prn Sricf;n uns &sbislsSlathrn libt uns
WrlrrtDGnt hab ttr Yeitcnlauf an mnbrirsn
Ortsn surtb 5u titftn Gbnts Ssbnrcyt pirs
mspur>b mir ,s!sibSsiti9 oud'r Smnb 9sfeet
wuren, unfga Qc(trn bic 0srnebh!ia2e Mrs
fbHSsnbHt pen Neuisfsitsn vpriulsssR.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14
Sarriiou uno SWORN!
G0llntu gSerlal,,;uluna,

SNtftD <Ctt 1NthIViHUS,
Cine sroiIs unb rtfpsftable &sripmmluny
osnctratildrr 0tir9er prn Serf5 Sauntp fant
am McntaS g(benp oen 6ttn, Sauuar i'm Bie.
li9en eeurtbaair Fatt unb rr9ani}rts III
bur Die @rneanun9 BON Jolepb Eenoau aIj
,puN0snt 5amucI pcaref ano Soratie
Irerlcr ais &ise preTesntsnynnr Z. 5.Ni.
d).r>6 uno l)m. 8. I!3aicr gu @sfys,
tdr!n.
Scr 3.psf rtr @criannm!un9 wuro syfldrt,
uno Damn auf Gerldla9 beft leiTtn:
SsltblcHsm pab eins @cmm!ttse pen f.ii II [
srnanht mtrbs, i'm, sns Gnlsjtun9 une 9,t,
l9!a1', i'm Sinn Der @srflmmIunD a6iufais
.!a; ,rcrauf Biz fe!9tn1sn lcsrrsn ernannt
Y urrtn, ndml'h: Sci!riA1 &boaoh, Gu.
Abrabam GjEnStn 5cinri.b Z. GabeL
59bn Ii8air une Gorio 2re>br msl.b,
na,2 furjsr @bmHenbtit fr5rnrs @intsitllnl
unS Ssfe9l@R eIntcrjI httn, Die rDnt @srSua
aa9snommCn wurben:
Sa s6 ",,Jt uur 6t,Dt tcntcrn ou,b Vl:cbt
con 8relmdnn,rn 1T, lrenn t9 Surb pls9Srbl,
iabrt ps5 Nublfunl8 aefrye,rt nirp, ibre une
lI,bttu bren O,itb,;rasrn N ,,ia,, lin, ouf.
merfElm tr lire buracrlihe unb reIiai,i,
Sreibt't ;u mal9frp unS ris Srpi1In Nrin;pen
amcrlfanjitcr SrsiIeit yu btiDussn, n.ub oas
@nle ,pabiAm fir fin .SntwII ftin, unp l1,b
bInlhten een Scura Su rsrfpt9sn, nab lsclteA
tx am eeifsn bgftrrtrt uup bic l2irberb,it brcr
Saititatentn crbalten utree. llnS 81 81,
itltCDts ptrtey0tnc, ytritbwsnttriitbe uup In
rtQelmafEat JtrG3aIiuna unIgr,r oeeenu6rti.
0tu 9tatirnal>N Neminiratipn l,ut si,en gE,,b
ltl esr s5ean,t:n fcrtcyt, stkpea,p isi "a
Y:l,hlcTtn, bas ei,fr l}trfsI1inl(uuo srpiT.
lib unb bsr;liyb bic @rncnn,,no tys 3s,ttrauer
SthatSm1an;5 unb crprrptcn GMeatsn Gtn.
lC!liian ,11inrii1 5arri{en ren Ohio,
1ir 4Artiibsnt tsr 8trsini9tsn Gtaaten, biQet,
unb inOioeua atlt rHt!ittn M,ttsl tcnuesn
miro nm fetne GrmdblunA iu ltlbern nidjt I,
te IN, neil CT eir S5hlaDt te Sppscanoe s:s
mann -- uidt a.llsln fir itjne n,Siifers
baHs WertteibiSun9 rcn, ,Ucrt Dle9S, no oa6
Slut Der brAptn Etntiltsisr 9istb 9Sahtr i!os
-n'pt a"sIn' far zen St'ftA"e cen sr cen
SHSs'9sB!oNN Tsrrp ls'lfrt'' unl jtnen brO''
entfh nAo eh!I.&tFsAofn Sle9 an gritsose 81
5" erteA'Ff'A-h'0f aHeln ms9ea cen De
rabn1tsn StE9 IN etr Sba'lls" no CT triumps
1'rtt llbsr sprrFter un0 Istunlre, bic rertins
9'e or't'l'ps DtAtEt iNo tlm STtpt Snelanfr,
un0 naD e'a Nortsn ron !Fhbare !F. Sebn'
fen, nlbt lei n meil er mtkr Sblabt'n
1cDf mHe'h feencer AN1nn un'e slne ShN1t
@rsSf; Ionetrn pfll CT elm tl'9enobaftEr!Wahn
''-pR P'0Pfsh 6"9'9Fsl!sn ais StaAfFrnahl'
osPst-une per Sprsn msrtb 'lt, ireltts eln
oante'sES SSo't 1bm suFof'paRrt bat-er war
r"rp s'nen aO9sins'nsa @~l9la9 esm SolFt
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Seuer. = Sprissn Icnnsrifa9 Hcr9en6
brah in Der YsnnitraiI, Sinfnsten, Yblatsls
Ipba, ein perbeenucse Usiler aus nnb serifIrts
|mebrsre Gsbaues. 8ernsrs @in;elnkitsn PAS
bsa mir ndt sriaBrn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14

0zzrSis @ctibaF res Guptrnir portGr, III
lns am ltettn 6rslt19s 5uStfrmmni lee bis
rsit6 Die mtbrifsn fiji unitr bsuti9s6 4iatt te,
itinntsn Nrtifsl ibcn au69swdbIt wartn
uno mir BADEN nur neib ebsn fcpitl 9taum ju
fa9sm tab IS Gin lt4r Ian9$5 GcfumInt iif,
far 5ulan9 iir- hal, N1pm sjnts reatithcn
Stjtm9t GBlr ,pertsn unitrn gsrrn
Ss 8rtftbaft in 9tusju9e pcrlt9'n; ali rif:nt
litbcs 9rrunsnt Hrtient ljs pcn Stttrnann
gtIfcn unN bturtbsilt u rNrten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14
9is1oinN ben Il. Sanuar. 1S40.
~QIez-gGjr tmphbIen Ole ,MrbantIuHSen Der

=gGir smpkblen Die -Nrb1ntluNSen Der
an pcrigcn Mpnta9 bier sebaItcmn Cauntps
8srlam!nung aasa unitrn 2ritrn sur aufs
msreiamn 9urhIbt. SicS9tban 1T Sdrjs
einsn rDti9en Tbri6 pcn en- mernatb raS
@ctf ptrl1n9t uno 9s6tn eie Gri'nrs an, aus
wslebiu Die Sreuntt ts5 alten 0tncral5 unb
:ratr;ptcn btItn QrrdD.nl9 81 Der botblten
Gbrsnife,s ia Ser llnjpn 81 beftrHtrn ftttben.
Die Srr7e 2lnjabl rsipeftatItr Slr9tr, ois iit
anf sjns II ur furj rprber 9s9ebsns Nabrht,
b,i eiefr crifsn Gsrlamnun9 sinStfunesn BAT
fen, fIGt un5 nit 2Wttht psrmutDtIt eab eie
8yunrs bs5 {,e.:sn ron Gipseamt 't4dr9 unr
madfan in brtn Ssitrsttn itin rertsn.
YtirnNlrs m6lbtsn mir nub nc.D bic uuf.
mGrfiamfst q asr Qeiyr auf sincn Stlhlus
rd)ttn, nintib auf esn rtr ss llntyitIgun9
bt5 "eibtraltn Ssrtabhr5" smpftbit. stis
mant fann unS psrarsen eab tuir fppicl fir
uuftr GtlbifjntsrcN tbun ais nttb9 III I'm
rie Dlaftienc frtt ju baItsn. IurtD cine
Wtbr;aDl ufsrer 8ryunbc lrnrtcn mir belp~
gen. fHtntlic3 sur @srtDciriSun9 Scr jest anSes
nplrnlsntn @runrldss bsrpcrSutrtcm ra9E9en
er,plrt!n mir nun AFR autln oaS liz ra6rni9r
fit unS tDun mrren, mas iuissEirn 9r9ens
marti9en uno sufinftiScn ,Ssifehen b6hif
nStbi8 III. a9;r brdtn Sstsr rpirb rbne me'
ttrs @vfI6run3 rrritebsn mas mir mcinGn.
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.Sn Suniara Gauntp, Va., line am 27itsn
y. M. nlatr;re Gsbdubs, nansattib Sbsusru
uno 9taIs, ron rtr Syeitn Sdnislait Guf aes
ren 9d,tcrn jufammsn 9ter!lft Wrresu, mes
burb mSburs Hfrts, Nintpieb uno S1aate
inns 2tbrn fantn.
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GuiiG1 2Pcbngsbiubs in Der Gtast 0aHe.
Oliiffiirpi itnc iurb sins 8tusrsbrunit Srs
lfbrt wcretn.
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@cri6tn Gisnita9 fea biz per feds Jabrsn
ilttr cen $aniata ,Sns StDauts Drafs, bti
@TrtariArs 59,;ata &auntp, Der 9roHsa qaft
G0nse ;uianln'en 9ehrrbsn Fin. Der Sba.
rtn fir ris 0rN&ensgsfcafd,aft bstrdst scn
Sl5 bis 10000. Sas lina bic 5clJtn far,
Ger SauA,t
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Gin SDrciben Don Golulntus, Sbir,
6emcrft: "Sbpcinfleifb fofet bier Tel
ne 3 Sent pet pfuno -speni9ffens finctt
es 5u bielem preis feline &aufer. Sour
lpeni9e S6gpeine fomn'en in Die Gtaot.
Wan bat teiA @slo, UNI 5u faufen.
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prcftIcr Gepw Der @s9ena,a,tcr bsFnttt
ii,b tst in Senrn uno bait rort GerIslun9en
isbsr ej; .iRtsn GtirmR an unicrn Sstfiifen,
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ein9ei1la9en, uno lnebrere Der fdbi9iten
uno tibtl9iten Manntr i'm $0aufe ca5u
srnoant, uno Den QGbi9s in alien >ie
Olebrbeit 9e9eben. 60 finp Den $ooF-
aun9en porbanosn, oab mir enolitb cinmat
binter Der 8abrDcit fommen mercen!
ID.
Gin Stbrciben pon Golulnbus, Sbic,
bemerft: "S1speinfeifb fb fofet bier fei>
ne 3 Gent pet Dfuno-peni9ffens finctt
ts 81 oielsm prsi5 feline &aufer. Sour
lpeni9e Sbgpeine fommen in Die Gtaot.
Olan bat feia @elo, UNI 5u foufen.
Die Grdn6Freiti9fciten ;wiIben MiTs
louti uno Dem &erritorium pon Scpa
ilnO. Dor Der 0ono ein0etellt, "a bic Sc.
lee9ctu9 Don Sopa oen @orThlo9 &C.
tbon bat, oicie unon9cnetme Goebc Der
0atIbeicm9 oGa Gon9rsfcS 5u Eberlaf.
fen.
Sn gbilaoelpbia berrfcst tas @6or-
lo9f,eber ieDr b0doyti9 untsr Ger su,
9cno.
s5n Baltimore D1tte Elm 3ucferbdtfer
cinen SUDDEN 5ur S6ou auf QBeinaO,
TEA o"5ScitcNSy metber 1850 Gfuno
Ilpo9.
&Dellero 3eitun9, tpelebe CT Su Gstrct
beraua0iebt, sei9t all Dap Die JOpallittn
&andoa'o olelen @lnter sinen GDla9 erz
leiosn lpuroen uno 5,por in einsm Quar-,
tier, no iie e5 am lpsni9itsn enparteten.
/ @ilf Nr6eiter 5u 8ilfeSbayre. ga.
sruy0cn eN9eSoscn uno ins Vefdn9niB
sefstft, Tcll iie einen Wonn, Na5Ntps
peoie Den ,01I6 oufIAnitt:n nno i'm ut
t6etcn reriutDten, oo CT lie bappn obsu.
5alt2n lutDte, clRen anceyn um5 9ebcn su
brin9en, ipeltDen iie icDr 5erlDtogtn mo
mlBDanOclten.
S;c GilrnbaDn SniftDcn JalfI1noillc
uno S!linoi6Fub iii Soinoi5 1T pouenbet.
2(lteyt3ii.ner in gtoroamrfa. .-Oas
fran3oiItDe Sournol ma prehe'' 9ibt IT,
ber oIeIcn 1e9enifano eincn Aufiae,wor
aus mir abtttbenoeS mittbeilcn "csm
Den Ser. Gtaaten finott man Satlreibe
& umult ooer gvoaufpirfe, Die, pie
in Den norpIl1en @cSencen . iicns, ais
9robmd!er oienten uno un9ebeure I'm
IlpoQun9ell Ole SclpiB cine lln5abt @fen
iDcn erferoerten. Cit iino, nancntlitD
i'm SDio;1Dale 70 5oblreieb, oob man fei.
ne 20 en9liid)e 0lielIen burcbreilen fann,
oDne ouf cine Su itofen ibre Sorm 1T
leDr mannltDfacb, ibre Hu5oebnuns metbs
felt bon l bis 30 Ncftr 2ano, uno in ei
nisen @'rlbcn, fano man 9Gunre, bic
lber 1000 SoDre alt iein mt1cn. 9ie
Gvoau flpllrfe i'm gtoroen Tipo i'm N(loes
melncn flelner o!5 Die i'm Sioen bic ers
ftcn bQbcn nur 10 bi6 IL SUP i'm Durbs
nei1tr bci 4 bis 5 SUP 06br, Die anbern
50 Bis 100 Sup pohe uno bctc;ecn meb.
rere 0ceer eano. ct. ecui5 9eseulitcr
it Gin @rot, oab 210o 6ub in ltmfans
uno 100 SUI 4ooDe Dat. gangs bcm
Soufe cso Nllllilppi uno icncr gletcn.
faie itncea fly lpeni9itcns 5000, Don
ptneu Gle feinittn nieDt nnter 100 Sub
i'm Duri9msiler Dat,n. 9inise ipeniee
Wauerreite oon Ger lp9enannten epflcpiz
I'Dsn 25auart mnroen 9teidfaus auf9c=
funocn. Sn &entucfp litJt man Die
Nelte elaer olten ( tabt, Die bic 600
Hefer Eono brreGen. NaoD btn bibtsn
ooruber SelaSrten neuen GrpItbilbuu
nn0 Den oarauf unter9e0on9enen uno Die:
o'r neu enpor0sfpaDfsaen &diosra mrs
Ole GteQe felt cnpa 1000 Sabtcn perlol.
len lein. SIN, Gtaate Wafadufftt5 1T
in onocler ltebsrrtit bes 4ttertEuma,
namlitb ein 9rcfcr nit untefanntcn Gta
rdeteren be0eater Sells !; aueb fonft fin.
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Die Gran5iRreitisfciten Swil6fu WiTs
Iouti uno Dem Serritorilm BON Scpa
ilnO. Dor Der {oono ein9eiteIlt, "a Die Sc.
ies9cbum9 Don Sopa Den @orltlo9 &C.
tbon bat, oicie unon9cnebms Goebc Der
QntFbeitlm9 oeS Gon9refe5 5u Gtetlaf.
fen.
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4Scnniv!pant1 Ccice1etun9.

'ct
Gie mbrifcn Der 9Iite3sbtnnrn Glitttr wa>
r;n am trttn Sa9f 9e9tnpdrti9. Der Staat
Sefcctdr ItecrtiEt: bic Ntturn5 eer ltttin
1&aW fir Gsnattysa.
Scr Gd)rsGcr las eit Qifft ncr uHo d anti
merteten 81 ihren Namen.
9tr eSen1t fcbrjtt bann Sur 2EAM eins5
2rretbir5. i:r. &. 0ie9er5 srDislt Is @tim>
mFn-Scr. 6. 9. Yenrrft o-Ssrifreut ..
@cr. NNgsrS narS sum GtuDl 0sfiDrt uno
ton S:rn. 6ra!D sin9efhmrrtn. ...
'eim GrlHmittse ,rNrrs srnlnnt un tab
{:auS unc ben Guvr,tr ron OrSanilatjpn
ssS SenatS in Stnntnib ;u itetn.
S3au Ser Gtbr,btr las Die NIsturus
rnS 10 Glitbsr ontlpcrtettn u ibrsn Namtn.
Aer. Acrpf'nS wuvle fonn gum Spredbtr err
mdblt; ct srbjslt 50 Sthnmen, Ssbn 6 3eiz
len Is; srifrsit S. Der 9lnts Glib ,purcs
lsr. &rpfnS eurdb Srn. 5silsn atgencn,nlsn.
Cine @cnnittte nurse bann erll1nnt I'M
osn Ssnat nnb ten Guprntr ron psr Or9ailis
rttn9 esS eauisf ju tcnaGri0tissm unp cine
ancsrl um 0ts9sn sur Oronun9 pe5 S:auis5
81 entnsrkn.
SaS Sans vcrta9ti ii,b rann bs 10 llbr
am @tittlcctb 9lpr8cn su msl,bsr ,3sit ejt
Gupsrnir5 Setibaft asleEn nures.
----- -------1-az=rz esst s-=A..-~ ------------
s bdt a d n.-&ein Waun aus
Dem Noroen II! ienal5 rpieosr ais grcii
ecnt crpdblt poroen. g3iro o;c5 nit
San 8uren nid1t aucb Der Sail lcin
&cin Ganoioat fir prsIioent ,par jemole
0lufliA, Der pon iciaem ei9euen StaQte
nitbt untsrThgt wuroe. M5alEin0tcn.
uoams, ScfTcrion Waoiion, !Ronroc,
UoamS uno Sadlon baben alle in ibrep
ei0cnsn Gtaatcn eelit0t. Martin &an
8uycn 1T in ner MinosrGejt in icincn.
ei0epen 3aunit)jp, Saaatp, Diitritst uni
Staat !-@euerat 0arrilon sa!pann Sbit
in 1886 NIT bsinAbs 10000 MeDrDeit.
Gr miro in 1910 n1eDr esnn S5ier3io tau
ltno Mebrbcit babcn.
SsJa gatrict,
OtNerdl 6artncn.
g3!r no0cn Den 5Oerau3aebtrr BON ee,
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Jn Baltimore Datte Elm 3ucferbdfer
clnen SUDDEN 5ur Gcbou au 2BsinaD.
TEA o@5ScltcNty melNer 1850 Gfuno
lpo9.
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Sn gbilaoelptia berrfcHt bas S6or-
lo0ftcter frDr bo5oyti9 untsr ser .Sus
9cno.
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9err Sunler, Der Sprecber oe5 6ou.
lcs eer GepreitRtlnteh Dat am 30. sc
Cember Die iftbcnotn Go;umitteen ernaant.
Sic llno i'm Gansen 5un 8ortb'it fin
9ie SS1i9S ous8cfdlten uno nit ercfel
llmifbt uno l1nportciltbfeir ernannt,
Jn DEN ecy5i;0littftH GoNalitttcn, ais ;
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
For the Hawk.E and Patriot.
JOHN C. WRIGHT.

The reptile who shines over The I
zette of this city with his filth, has lag
attempted to injure the character Of 4
gentleman whose name standsai
Of this article. In The Gazette d
81 of May he utters sundry falsehet1
Which | have deemed it Necessary 70 81
passing notice. Notihat had The no
distant idea that the slang Of ibs bae1l
guard who figures in the Gazette, seuI
.injure Mr.. Wright, but merely 70 's1
the citizens OF the Territory the 'httf1
gard the Gazette has for truth. ln@'|
The only truth there is in the wllolt q
Gle, is that Mr.. Wright was electal
Congress. 1t is not true thai be y
elected from the Cincinnati Dslnet
was he ever a candidate for election W
that District; nor is the Dissna "
which he was frequently elecasd Y N n
gress, within taco hundred miss = u 4
cinna,i. 1t is not true thathe ever 9
ed a federal paper any where. ltgs|
true that he ever fled from any \
Neither is it true .llat he ever was ss'|
time a federalist. las.
The editor either wilfully missg i
MIR. Wright, or he is grossly igna9 y
the politics Of the State from " h
has SO recently came. Does ihs t'r ~
man know that among the leads5 sss]
of Ohio, there is not a single nail W
noac, or eUer sCas, a fedcraIist NY
any time within the last twelve yesr n
there been among the wing parlJ " N
single federalisi, and that one vi. n
late talented and lamented ChaIls a 4.
mond., While on the other hana
other party had the late John N. q
now, Esq, Humphrey H. Leayllt !, ~
number of others that might be ns'r I
ed, who were among, the most olst. Y
ponents of the late war, and tss
violent federalists. Who were 90
the leading democrats in Ohio, dafpS !
dark days Of our country's trial III =
swer: Jeremiah Morrow, Peter y, II
cock, benjamin Ruggles, John Bale% y
and James Wilson; and every Zone q y
men are now supporting General 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The following. from the st. Louis Ga
zette of last Friday evening, contains the
latest intelligence from Virginia. 5a,
''ln SO counties, reported in the Balti-
more Patriot, we find the delegates stand.
ing as follows wings SO, Democrats
3S. Last year in same counties, Vhigs
So. Democrats AZ. ae usa IN ~
TO these, we add 4 counties from the
Globe, which have chosen S Democrats
and 3 counties from the Argus, which
have chosen 2 Democrats, and l Whio
and 5 counties from the Republican, which
give 3 Va higs and Democrats. @ft
In this way,we are able to present, to-
day in one connected view, returns from
ininety,fve counties; which have chosen
81 Wings and AZ Democrats. Last year
in the same counties, 81 Wings, L Con.
sentative, and 40 Democrats. af s
The Patriot comedies Amelia and South
tampton to the Democrats ,lloughit doubts
as to Amelia That county chooses one.
Bath, represented last year by a Con-
Iservative, is according to the Globe, this
year, Democratic. Pocahontas, las. year,
Wing, is on the same authority, setdown
now as Democratic. Ifcorrect, the Dem
Iocrats have gained tvo in these counties.
Surprising then the returns additional
TO those contained in the Patriot to be
correct, we find the Wings have so far
gained ftoo members. in the House of
delegates and faco in the Senate. ii aaa
| The counties, from which no returns
nave yet come in, are Is; and last wear
elected 5 Wings, | Conservative. and I3
| Democrats. : s'''7'3'',
GREAT INDIAN NCiI.-DEA ARR at,
GEN. sTREET.-DEpUT ALTON "a
THE WlNNEBAGoEs. i!iaagI}9-,4
Below WILDE found the proceedings of the
Council which was held last week 1T the A.
lgency. 1t appears that efforts had been made
by a small party of the 'sacs and Foxes to
change the mode of payment and to bring
zen. stfeetinto disrepute. In addition to the
speeches which follow, we have seen seen paper
signed by upwards OF five hundred braves Of
the sac and Fox nations-being as we believe
Ia large majority praying the President to
have the annuities paid as heretofore.
We regret to learn that Gen. Street. the
U. s. Agent of these. tribes died on Tuesday
evening. May 5th, soon after the Council adj
Journ cd. He ie. had attended the Council ON
ID
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-14

DTalnlSSH E@Ns
THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1910. Z
We have permitted our correspondents
to monopolize large portion Of our inner
form the present number. This, with
the interesting account of the celebration
1t ST. Louis, and the late ARRAY in Con-
Dress, constrain US to give no more than a
running notice Of our unmasked neighbor
of the Gazette. ii! II ii.ss.e ..gaa3.s
BAcx1Se Our The last Gazette thus
endeavors to make amends for his recent
vulgar abuse of us:---l He iI. 5iaeats
"If we hit him hard, we plead accident,
and beg PARDON. Seriously we have been
ashamed of this little controversy from
the beginning Gazette. y isE sItj
We shall let him off, this time. i2a'3
awe ought to have known, from the
first that Hawk had neither the humor to
bear joke with grace. nor the wit 10
give one with deeency.' -Gazettes
So, you think that all the )hulnor, and
all the wit, and all the decency too, be-
longs TO yourself, Mr.. Gazette. do you?
Ha! ha! ha! That's a good one. a
The Ohio, OH the 4th inst, was high
er than it has been for several years. 1t
was still rapidly rising at that date. The
Missouri is also very full. Bloody Is
land, opposite ST. Louis, is nearly under
water.
JAMES NJ. MORGAN, Esq, formally an
nounces himself as the editor of the Ga
zette, in the last number. His salulatory
contains the following: yls-s.. s, s.
.'The writer shakes hands with the
members of all parties, and desires this
understanding, that when he comes in
conflict with any of the opposition, he
will speak TO them and of them as The
enemies Of his principles, and not as per-
sonal enemies 'a2a '5faa - ~ 4i
The above is the true. doctrine. We
call upon this community to testify that
it is the same which we have always in
culcated from the start. II he will act upon
this platform throughout, and avoid mis-.
representing the principles Of his oppo.
tnents, we will most cordially extend to
him the right hand of fellowship, and ahus
far agree to differ. He has his own views
land we have ours--in relation to what
each considers the best policy for the
Territory. In regard to the nation, the
influence of neither is sufficient, in. our
apprehension, to prevent the citizens of
the States from choosing whom they
please for their next President. The new
editor shall not find us niggardly in our
intercourse with him. There is no envy
INCUR composition. We never exult in
the downfall Of another, but always rejoice
to see deserving young men prosper. Il
is part of our religion to forgive our enc.
lmies, prosecutors, and slanderers, and we
most freely pardon him. i4t2 4aH
W saftt --------- ~ ~ f5tHEE
JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE. - 1t is now
near two months since we advertised the
Journals of the House as being ready for
delivery, and we also apprized Mr. Fales,
who was appointed to distribute them, of
the fact in letter. Not having heard from
him since, we fear something is the mat
ter,--he may be either sick or dead. Will