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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02
Trcilmui9e @elnnebciten.

Durd Gjerr9e euhpia. Gen. S,drrilpn ;
er war amdhlt ols snfiihrer ecr C5etreuen,
weld,c fit 6reiheit fch.cn uub er BAT IIh ~
oielem seruf bcipdhrt 9esei9t.
OaDl Gjerr. eedld @auutD; es aeeeibt
nlIeS tnbcmlrIbeu, ielblf QEabrbeit nber bic
en9en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02

Gepier gaantu, in 9ennciTre, geh lei Rem
JGanen HriH &eHtuefp; ceun fe ftnc stems
lld, ubereiulsmmeuo IN rcr Sadle rcr Ges
nlcfratie; S,arriicu erbieIt $50 nne Ban
8uren 10 SlInnleN.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02

MT-Dau gureH hat inei GTaatrn acipnu.
ren. Rep ssanEplhIre iue Werfs @aHntD--
linp MN rrmus CT IN pcn Staat Der 3uriidars
srqenbeif. tNl. Sclcgraph.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02

Triecrib Bralep, SeHairr ucu penndlpas
niep. BON g1hilpuetpbia GuN, bat iein 9Imt
lnfpfrgelegt ipeslprgtn fiir ilepe gEabl bel
:3u(aHlaenfuufE Der ejsiee8etau9 9eAaltrn
sre,rg=tialE
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-11-02

bon ar ben preGosntrn II. 9ice. preFbenten
pom SSafCbin9tOn bis Sam 8Mrcm.
f@na
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21
NIT beruncernsrpMo @ctpanbheit banotaben. De,
llrpruno oieIes SlmaS Scnen>@Crps 1T nidt betannt.
O. q II q b Il.

Die Meen,bID Der untern prrUius bat benz @enerals
@CuUernIr Elm WemOrial tpe9en Der Sefsunaen iber
wie1ener SchUerrdtber iberreid @r CAB thr fO9cnre
trrfene 9utrrCrt "Eie GcnfsfatiCn ees @i9entbume
BON 8err6tbern, BON Setten Der rone Ut cine 9efeels
die Spoe ibrer 8erurtheiIun9, uno Die 8eBun9en fol-
der, Die @ btee Strae suseSOsen, 9ebOren jest Sbrer
Majelldt.''
Sic ct. Scbns @asette uom soften Tanuar enthdIt
lbte 9Pece cir chn ga uep's an oas 9rCpinsiol>4ars
lament, bel @r6fnuna ceseben. Tes n6roliden gren5s
treites lpro oarn nit fceenoen0Scrten aeoadt "5d
pia cie1e 9IccreBe uit flieBen, Ohne Stnen Die Su
perftdtIide NcAnuns auesuerilden, tpelde idb be9e
oos bas @reebne Der lnteriudun9 9ewBer Sheile bee
befritteueu Gerritcriume, bic rurd @cmmBdre INTER-
nommeu tpurre, BON Sbrer O1ajc0dt geaieruna
in BEN Stano Iesen tpiro, ben Ser Saaten cIde QOrs
IdbLdoe aIs BaNs Der 9usseidun9 rer hicrbei bethel
aten pd,tieen Srasen Su modeu, relde gu elmer ball
biaeu, freunnId)oftliden uno enolihen 9lus9etfune
fnhren nlrften. GSdhreno ceBen mSdte i'd, Die grnar
tuna ous1preden, coB G5efiibe Der NdBi9un9 uno@nt
bQItiomfet aur beicen Seiten berrfdten."
Ce brittifde 9feaierun9 IdBt ale ntd1tisen punf'
ibrer cauooiIhcn @lenSe se9en Die 8er Staaten tar
befetoen Bci GDrcnto, oa no fruber oas aIte fran
,SiIithe Sort Itano miro eue @arnlion uno en Scr
errdbtet; ebeu 70 auf Den 8urlnatcn N6ten pberr
Gube bes Sees Sntarc. Die 8Crberetun9en Su Ell
ueu1 &rese fhreten rubig, ober unoertennbar rpe'
tier. t'0
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

cuIotiOn it, ein bartes Gelc dnstlid in Sen per-
fIiest un6 baseIbe cot liesen ldBt tro es Oann penn
auoemeinen gertebr eDer9eben 'Sem er es sar' ,or'
Der elb onpenOe Oeer ancer1 Sr smpng s"r SEu
ese @aatsa reS? brs pen ssS" Ses SSH tsgsr nnsn
Coer treuer erfGae, batten fe rsniaer neue Sontsn
errdet unS enser obseonene Sreibrles sGsE er,
neuert, tpiirben e Durd freses Ser6ot tlens Gofsa
auS,udebeu, bic 8aufen su 6em maden, tpae tIe e!'
aeu eyn oteu gu blobsn Sts @m, @
|Selsperfebrs 70 ,prbe man ldr9t benher, ais es
|fis lest Der SAT- 1T, d BON Der 3pcdmaBt9te't 1no
bes 8crdla9s BON Col. Sentcn loer'
,eu9t haben. CSV''90'"'''
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21
$I12,74l,353
Iur6tbare @a6erflut6.

ptttstur9 Sctruar IA, lS40.
9[m Iebten SOnnta0 fineen uniere Sn6e burd am
hotenben Heeen uno oas mlloe QSetter, neldes ben
Sdnee uno bas @is in Berg unb Shal ichmrla sll
tcbme lIen an Sim SCnnta9 Nbeno hattie bas Ba6er
i'm 9IueehenD 1cn cine beoeutenoe Obe erreid,t, 70
oaB es am untern Iheie ocn Ae9benO hereit6 aus ei
nen ufern trat. Weon he9te NIT Hedt Die SefCr9niB
baB es nod 3u enem fpet hDberen @raoe teiaen mir.
De, ca tpelter cben i'm SluB oas @s nod nbt abees
aaaeu mar uno oerGhnce i'm 9Qe9benY9ebir9e auBers
lcroentlid) tef 9elegen mar.
| Diefe 8efilrftnnsen paren audi nd,t unse9rnnbet
lcenn nit rei8enber Gd1ueIe bob td bas QSa6er unc
mdlste ungebeure @a6en gis uno mdd,ti9e 8dume
Init @ buhin. SINNER fpeiter uro fpetfer trdt es aus
fenen llfern ino immer mehrere duler muroen inter
DaBer aefest, 10 bas oeIe Samillen ihre @ffeften in
6dhnen fidten mlllBten-faif Der 9dnSe Bottom UCu
Dem Nquaouft unb ned, cine feine Gtrse meiter bin:
lauf mar biS sur Wnoung oes NueghenD ubcrid,nett
Deande Sduier ftanoen bis gum Tad, unter 1DaBer
RaBeIbe lpar Der Sal an Der intern Sette BON BaDs
arbstofpn unb pittsbnr9, nno an Der Wecnon9abea
lhinauf Der tempor6re 1amm in Der Necnongabea
|murte treqee}tpemmt Elm Gheil Der Wauer pom Nrs
thur, Jiclon uno Cos ans9eoehnten @'eBeret tpare
peaqeriBen un0 berhdupt Dcter unO beoentenoerSdas
ben 5u9efiiat. Tas Waeer mar Su elmer un9ehenren
oShe anoefdmclIen. Sc ehlten nMr nch Sue, 70 tpd>
re es Der Slutb 1882 eleidaefcmnen-uno fcnoer,
bar aerace auf henfeben Gag ben l0ten Vebruar FAM
Den beibe WaBerAutben ffatf.
90 peI mir pieen, 1T in Der hiefsen 3adbarfd11fl
fein MenIheneben oerlCren 9eaanaen. 9Sr ertparfen
BON beceutsnoem SNaoen uno un9lHu ueH OluB g'n>
unter su bOren.
sls unlere 3etune sur greee aiena, mar cas QSaBs
er in itnfern GlBen bebeuteno 9eauen, nno gang bon
Gle fret Die Sdiabrt lf ceshaIb iebr gut nno toire
fart benubt. CSreibeitsf.
Gin aepieer Sr N2affit, Wetbcbi7en preb9er, tunes
te in @iucnnoti pdbreno Der furSen 3et BON ettpa
D9cnaten feinen slnhans um 700 neue Sefenner 81
oermebren. Selbf abgefeben bapcn oa8 er p0dentl'd
pier ODER finfmaI prebiste, 1T es bceb a0ss Wo9lde
tpenn er in E iner Wode tO0sperfonen BON Der Vors
,shfet feiner eebre iiber5eusen ionnte Sabrt Ner'
u ,tpeifeln erlaubt bann tpirb er es nod melt bring
n nno bdne in 10 Sabren 9epiB bic (fdrtfe @e,neinoe
n ben Ser. gtaaten! (Sriecensb
Nmtsentfegung-T Soceral e'cuncrnoi
,rb genot ron Nesgjcrf hat nemlid in elmer ein,9el
Bod,e ,spild,en 60 uno 20 Hemcfraten BON slentert
lbseiss uao ben bren Mbisfrsunbsn an tbre Steasn
rnannt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

SQinots. - Gas Sunsama Scnrnal npm "a. .:
> beritbtet, boB bic Staatsbanf BON 5ainrts ourd'
einen 8eidlus bes Geprdfentantenbautes, NIT So 9e'
oen % Stimmen ,pteber irs 9eben 9ernfen tporpen.
Die Sebin9un9en, tpeld,e oerelben 9enlao1t waroen
ub fp[oenbe fIe bdrf feline 9netbe matben, fl'r bic
lie ibren Sccf perpanbet; e barf 'pdbrenb brer 3ats
ungsetultspuns fein Sortselo rresssben, ouesr ur'
oneelbe urn3mpeeln fe borf nttt tlber $1O 600 ait
et,e Gtrnt, prer etne 9eron auslethen; 1e hat bic
3wei9banfen an ben btsber9en pldten gu laBen, uno
reftcren purbe erner auerlest ba6 ile ME nebr ais
|1O Nrosent Ttscpunt nehmen bitrfer, nno oem @cl'
pern6r eben Mcuat Serdt ilber hre SerbdltntBe ob"
lsultatten baben. TO-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Snbiuna.-Die GepaY Gtmes beridtet eaB ba6
fhnene SnItweDen beS 8useS bic 9anse @e9eno NIT
QSaBer uno Greibes itberfdwemn1t habe, tpeldes ss
les, mas tbm in ben gSe9 fam NIT fh ortrtB. 8ccte
aGer srt ripchl 9elobene, als leere fcllen Mcgee
Ibmemmt ipprben fem, neil oas @ts es niht sulteB,
ben Se bednbi9 9lu9en bate, eebt bic 3ahl Der
8pcte tpelde er am Gpnnta9 unb Mcntaq porbei tres
ben fab auf ,peni9ftenS 100 an Sset Geoap 9n9 ein
8lats9Scpt, NIT Oebl unter. 9Ius einem renen fats
brpte b6rte man cas itlferufen BON sret Ntdnnern,
men te 1clen aber am fplaenben Wrr9en, bet Der 18
Neilen Sn1el balb errcren, ans 9ono 9ebradt tpcr'
ben 1etrt.
Salihe Gbuler 9tote,t auf bic @ant BON Snpiana
1Inb in llnlauf. il.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

T 2 + II &.

SIT @aloetcn re9t fld bas tentide seben nit jeoem
9aoe mebr. BUR @Tbaltuns enes SGulkauIes bat Der
9lroermeter uno NRa9iitrat ben Geutfd'en 2 @runo:
lilcee ilberlaseu 8e Der csten Babl Der Staot>Se'
omten tparen metrere Geutfde ais Sancioaen uCraes
0ha9en 9Ddre Die teutld,e Seoolferuns 9enauer be-
fannt NIT ben pihtisen gcIsen elmer ictsn gBabl, ir
wirren neui9teus stpet Der teutiden eonotcoten gu
Ratbsberren ertpdbtt mcrten ein @rfabrun9 miro III
mem bic bee Qebrern tn, uno Ge bel finf9en cerors
tild5eu u9elesenbeen su sr0eerer Ste'Inabme anre:
gen. C2e"1' Nat. 5e'ts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Gntbednngs,Grp Gin Brief bes
Commodore Bilfes, Befehlshd6er tergntoedun9s Grs
petition, an ben Warineiefretdr pauIong, enthdt ei.
nse sngoben iiter bic fct9eleste 8rfiamfet ciefer
llnternehmuna. @ni9e Snicln. bic beber au fei>
ner &arte gu fneen paren Ino entoed, anoere 9enau
er uermeBen unb unterlld,t ncroen. Glib.
8crieen Sretas fel in Baltimore frleenberltn9
fa Dor: Ger GSeipebrf fabrtfant Barter bate elnen
juuaen 9eutiten, 9tamens Nueuit 9fadel, in fener
lerfifdte auaeffeIt Der Elm piel reparirte Sbue Al,
miBen, bag oaeebe aIaren ei belt er es in oos Seu.
er, um oas oaran beFnclide Del fluBs su MAIDEN es
alma auaenbdh lcs, bic &ueel oran9 burd, fcu Nerl
unb fam an Der Shuter herd1ls. 0?adel sob ir9eid
ben @eiff auf mar er Wecnate oerberdtbet 9e:
peien. Bdbreno bes @crcners llnterud,uns sebalteu
wurre farb piGBlic audi Barter, Der spar felt einieer
:eit frdnflid 9eneien, reeen 600 ieocd oem Sdrden
lber pbises llnslud su9efd'rieben miro. Gt.
Die WbiopartbeD, tpelde 70 9erne ben 9egenpdrtaen
Drd ber 3eten Der 9lbmtnitrattcns partbet aufbrs
ben n,6cte, flte bic bon Colonel Benton orsseprps
fene sln1dt baB tpenn bas YapteriDltem ert ab9es
ft,afft feOit tDrbe @clo unc Gtber nd ben Ser. Ct
ftesen unb in benielben bleben mlBte, ns 9derlide
3u sieben, neil biees Gerpreden ncd, INNER ndt il,
srfitQuna aeaanaen ieD. &aun aber Semano oerlduaz
men, oaB felt Der 3ett, ais bic c9enannte @plo gtD
aueencnlmen tpurbe, mebr gclo uno Stlber tn bas
Qanb gefcn1men fey; 1T es ndt etne aus9emahte Sae
die, bag fpdhrenb Drr benz ahr 1884 bios un9efdbr 60
,mfIicnen in G5clb unb gilber in ben ger gtaaten
,paren, biees @ felt per 3eit un9efdbr au 100 eiips
men permebrt babe ?
Neraeid,en mir oiefe Summe nit Der 3ab( Der ges
ppbner, 70 fnoen mir, baB ene sr6Bere Gnmme baopn
af iepen Rcpf trne, ais in otelen ednbern @urppas
no bieG5efbdfte bes 9en6bnlten eebens ale nit sarts
1e(b abaentdt perben. Vase na 1,ltr ert bic 8afen
lire goteu llnter uno OQbaler nit Gpp uuo Silber
,iulfen, bann tiro es uns ntt nebr ait rieen eblen
etaQen feble,t, llnb ntauder pripatmann, Der iebt
o large bas nnere uno tpertbcfe apierselo 1T Sir
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Mid1t an.-Oie Detroit Sree pre6 iuot, ber 8es
trag Der Shere in jener Geseno feD asfpdrts gu
MIG befannt, fol- Id aeaentpdrtt9 jdhrltd df $6O,1
600 be[aufel, unb feD ert ber Canal nah benz Dbern
Gee rffen 70 >perDen bic ocr9en QSeiBffe IT, Grcnts
bic WatareQen pertret6en, uno Der Setra9 tes Sd1>
oerfaufs 1Id auf 100000, 900 belaufen. if.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Seffentlidte Hdn6ereDen--Senator Benz
ton hat inriner tirs eebacnen Nece betpieien. oa6
Der beahlte &aufpres fir tieie ednoerepen etpa 8i>
cucu n,ebr betrdot, ol6 Die @iunatmen fir oerfautee
eauo betraaen giad elmer aueeellten GobelIe haben
Die 6fentliden ednoereYen eer 0fe9lerunS fcI9enoe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

abama.-Dte Gje1cs9ebuna bat f1d 9etpeisert
Gin @3efud, um bic @enebmi9uno i'm caue Der 9teprd>
1entnnten unb i'm Senate tpurbe orf ben T1 9ele9t.
Ser Guscalufa Wbt9 fa9t in SeSu9 oufbie Gefd,dfs
te in Wcbe, bic 8life nb unbe efabren, Sicten prps
teftirt, Guter unoerfduftd, uno eces @eihGft te9t
Ibarnteoer. ID.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21


sssm bem Dprfe gird,inscn, TIM Ghwdbifd1en Sc.
bir9e-eie rduhe sp genannt -fenoet Die Dod,trauft
e1eg Naufes an Der einen Seite oas Ba8er burd Der
Oiedar in ben 9bein uno an Der anoern in bic Donau
Sin Neatbematifer bat berednets bag bic 9anje Be.
bSIferung Der groe, auf eiaen spuntt sufammenge.
brdnat, nidt mehr Raum einnehmen ptirbe, aIs4arts
Die 3abl Der gepcbner ,u elmer ORqtarbe ansencurs
men nno ieoem II Quaoratfue plaB 9e9ebeu- erfor.
bert fur bic 9anSe Renidenfamilte einen Gaum bon
Al Stuubea. (Slg. 3ettun9.
Slim 2e1en October ftarb in paris elmer Der rediten
Wdnner Der Staot: fein euS9er Scbn lit fein @rte,
inbeB tpe bas 2etument i19t, nur uter Der Bectn9s
uns, baB er ME 3u pferoe fBt coer in einem Wasen
fabrf onoern lebts gu Sae seht, uno ferner oaB er
fd, ME uber erilen bon paris enternt "peil oars
silber hinaus sllles uca SinRerniB leY.' Ob.
eSn BEN bebeutenben, mebr ats $4,000 Ginpctner
sdblenoen NarttHeden @aocpe auf Der pbiIippnifhen
auptinfel eu,on bel Manna, befebt cine fcnoerbare
Staotmtis. Sc 9ebt bort Elm Me9ment ttbfd aeftet.
better iinser Wdoheu BON l3 bs IA Satren. Die bell
aasa 8sfiidfeiteu saraeiren. Diefe DaIafas ooer
5uaBfrauen ao batailcnspee aufgetelt, uno ererci>
ret NIT hSlsraen Glinten, bic ie bet 2rcmmeliHaGe
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Summe 9efcifet:
&auf BON 9onifan1
8eaabIte Sntere6en
&auf BON SIcrica
8cSahlte SutereBeM
8eSobIt an @eCr9len
Rauf lit MieiBippi Stcd
@rIClhun9 inrianifhcr 9lnSprude-
8ermeeuns Ofeutliher sdnbereYen
@ebaIte In 2anc>SfFcen
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

WeaBad1u1etts.- - Ottfon Sdbearer unb @Gtas
gM Gurner rpurben fhulot9 9efunben, in Morcefter,
WaBohufetts, etuen &nabcn 9eftrhlen u. in Gr9nien
a[S GclaDen oertauft su haben. Sdbearer w1rbe sur
3uhtbausrafe auf Sabre BET barter 9lrbett oerrr1
tbetlt. Surner perlanQt etn neues Gerbbr. if.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

$l5,OOO,OOO
S,329 353
10000
1,48O,OOO
1,25O.OOO
1,862,OOO
72,OOO,OOO
3,25O,OOO
4,55O.OOO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Seit 10 Sabren tousbe pom europa tn bic ger. g
eiu9efithrt:
Gin Seibe - $l19,OO0,00O
gBeine u. QiquSre 4l,0OO,00O
@ilen- 84,O0O,OO0.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

3pifhen ben Gaes unb pcttctpatcnies Snctansrn
lit &res ansgebrrden tie Sacs tSbteten 3pei Der eess
teren; Stpar 1oll bic Grmorouns aus @Bper(tdnbnig
9edeben fem uno bic saes i NIT ben slnoersuonbten
Die pcttprratontes giffen ben Baffen.
Ole Der. Staaten 8anfnoten, tpelde il,
Seu9crf auf Aufttcn gun, Derfauf aaebcten, no ,lt
"a Bis So &en:e Der Gbaler at9eihlasen porben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Gtsbreher.-gep ecmeu, Wa8ahufettS, f1ie9
unter Gem Sic, meldes SuB bid mar, cine eacuu8
Yon l2 pfuno puloer. 1urd, Die Grplcdcu reeelteG
murte cas Sis auf elmer SIdhe BON bis bis 4 9ias
then arcB, bon 800 Bis 500 Sue in Die euft eerpcrfen.
uno auf elmer Nldehe Ucn l2 bis Is 9utben it bas Gis
oaeurob serbrUben tpcrfen. Gb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Gin 9eptser 8rrnce, lit nenrY @a1tntY, Stic, ers
tpB feline Nrau unb ihnitt ito felbft bic Jeble ab.
llnmdBt9feit unb Gferfudt fcllen bic nrfade beier
Shat aeipeien 1eDu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-21

Nmtsentfegu ng-Cer GSoeral c'Oupcrn0i
uno Genat ron Ge>erf, hat nenlid, IN etter etnS9e'
glode ,spiftheu 60 uno 20 Demcfraten BON slemtern
abaeiest uno ben ibren Mbi9freunren an bre Steaen
ernannt.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-26
ELECTIONEERING ARTIFICEs

The disclosures we have made of the ma
chinations of the Federal Loco-focos against
the people, by discovering and placing before the
public their secret circulars, addresses and other
electioneering documents, have given the party
great tribulation. Werepeat that those we have
published are only specimens of immense class
IS. Similar circulars and addresses are sent of
IN every direction by other Loco Foco Clubs
and Committees, raised for the express purpose
OF pertecting the organization and discipline of
the trained bands Of the Executive in every CITY,
town, and village throughout the country and
OF collecting an enormous CORRUPTION FUND.
The Administration Party in the House have
allowed 10 the publishers of the Globe. BLAIR
and Rwrs, for all the printing they order TIN
PR CENT over and above the prices for which
other printers offered to do the same and the
Federal Loco-focos in both branches of Con.
gress are throwing into their hands the most ex
travagsnt amount of work This prodigality IS
intended to enable the public printers to execute
efecfioHsytng documents, not congressional, on
more moderate terms. These secret circulars,
addresses, &c, &C., are sent up clandestinely to
The ioldins rooms Of the Capitol, clandestinely
snveloped BY persons in public employ at the
pubic expense, aud clandestinely ranked of, by
huge parcels, IA violation Of law
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-26

Study said Mr. Benton, " the financial history Of
nooand' France, and Cuba Follow their example t!
ssAo'A's thar solid currency Imitats thsm!" And
hassafs. Buchanan. Walker, and Calhoun, concured
whn mar Benton in giving this advice the people Of
sns United States Let the mechanic and laboring
man ponder the following paragraph, which we copy
fsesn 'ns Londonderry Sentinel late English paper,
ana sse to what ~asss they would be reduced il the
doctrines Of these Loco Foderalists should be
tAhlishsd.
itiNr TO THE WORKING CLASSES The reason why
our exporting manufacturers" demand repeal Of the
corn law h. that repeal Of them would equali3e the
Pnce OF continental labor "Our exporting manufac-
sufe. clear now the average only thirty per cent
clear hundred OF two hundred per cent Now for
the Pnce Of continental labor, MI Gregg, the Man
chester repeater states il 10 be in
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UNITED STATES SENATE

MONDAY, May Is.
The Senate to-day resumed the consideration ofthe
p'' establishing uniform system Of bankruptcy
Mr. WALL, Chairman Of the Committee Of the Ju.
dietary who had been absent several days re- appeared
IN his place
nf. HUBBARD addressed the Senate at length in
oPpos'ion to the bill reported by the majority Of tho
COMMITTEE on theJudiciary, on the grounds both Of
It's uneonsu'u'onaii,y and incxpediency Mr. H.
was also opposed to the bill proposed by Mr. Wall a.
substitute lie was in favor Of including the banks
unqualihedly, not of leaving the discretion TO the
States to include them or not
On motion, joint resolution was taken ND for
making the distribution among the States and Tern
tories Of several hundred copies Of the Dges, Of Pa
tents. The resolution ordered To be engrossed
The Senate proceeded TO consider bill making
certain appropriations for the Patent Office The
money is be devoted TO the purchase and dis,rbu-
ton of seeds, and the general improvement Of agri-
culture thereby The bill was supported by Messrs.
Strange, Linn, and Lumpkn, and opposed by Messrs.
cnttendcn and Calhoun The Of one thousand
dollars inserted by vote Of 20 to Is, and the
bill was then ordered to be engrosscd
motion was made to change the hour Of meeting
from twelve to eleven A. NJ, but there being great
opposition made TO the motion by several Of the pre-
tenders to industry, il was withdrawn
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Old Soldiers.-The veteran Gaines thus toss,s III
brother soldier, Gen Harrison, at New Orleans:
By Gen. Gaines. Perfect Union Of Priue;u,..
Principles such animated the Fathers Of the Reyo-
lution-Principlos such marked the character .,
ueorge Washngton-the first and only Patriot OF
America, who was indeed the President Of the Uni
ted States, and never the President Of Party Be
ileving William Henry Harrison will follow the foot
steps Of George Washington desire that he may be
President Of these United States.
All the old soldiers, Scott, Games, Chnch, and
hundreds Of others, are friends and advocates OF
the Hero OF Tippecanoe and the Thames We
beg pardon-there is one exception--old General
Crary, OF Michigan who in the day Of his glory,
calamity heshed his maiden sword in a bloody
looking watermelon, entirely disagrees with the
distinguished Generals above alluded to, and
thinks the battle Of Tppecanoe, although Gen.
Harrison whipped the Indians, was not half so
well planned as some Of the battles mentioned
in Gibbon and Plutarch.
Still, however influential Gen, Crayy's militia
ry opinions may be, there is some satisfaction in
this hour Of Gen. Harrisons trial before the
people, that all those Of our military men who
have barred their breasts before the enemies of
their country, and who have made war the study
OF their lives, concede TO Gen Harrison, not
only the merit OF success, but all the noble quail
ties OF first rate military genius, who CON-
mands their friendship, and should receive the
admiration and gratitude Of his countrymen.
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tives Of the Harrisburg Convention, and denounces
in the utmost bitterness Of hiu maligny the and
respectable asscnbIages Of the people, convened in
different parts of the United States to respond to the
nomination made at that Convention.
There is scarcely any artiAce or fasehood too low
or debasing to BE- employed by this cidsranf Coun-
sellor Of State, to backen and caumniate the dstin
gulshed members of the Wing party The friends
Of General IL are charged not only with fraud and
corruption at the recent elections but with the oulest
orgery, and other gross violations of the laws of the
land Perhaps there never has been Published in this
country against whole community and its leyisla
ture more outrageous libel than that which il con
tanned in Mr.. Kendalls address against the Govern
ment and people Of Pennsylvania. While the para
graphs teenng with this SANDER are almost es,crinp
IN falsehood this man. in the very context has the
audacity to profess in all humility his most profound
regard for the dear deuded people" Such men are
the very incarnation Of Jacobinism Tyranny if YOU
would believe them, Is their utmost adherence and
liberty the very spirit Of their adoration Full Of the
oest prctensions, and breathing only the sentiments
OF honesty and freedom they are sgnay destitute Of
every principle Of virtuous patriotism Generosity and
philanthropy are constantly on their lips TO attain
political end but that accomplished, the mask is un
tremendously thrown aside, and their revolving cha
racter stands Swallowed forth in all its backness and
hypocrisy Their lofty aspirations and seated
regard for the rights Of their eor citizens are for
ever buried beneath the disgusting exhibition of
sordid selfish corruption
Although the delusive professions of this retiring
cabinet officer and his associates had well nigh ex
unguishcd the hope of peace and prosperity, and
branded the national honor and public morals with
indcble pollution yet thank God the peril of their
power has passed away, and the republic of the U. g.
will once more resume its distinguished place among
the nations Of the earth CuRTius.