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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

GENERAL. ALBERT GALLATIN BROWN. I
We.have received printed Speech, said |
in the title page to have been made by this
civil and military prodigy Sin the House of
Representatives, April 18th, 1870"
We are confident that Albert delivered
TRADE very like the printed copy, on the day
and date above specified; for it sounds so
like his barangues on the stump, and on the
trial of Bowie at Port Gibson, as to silence
all scepticism upon the subject of author
ship. We give the following extract:
"Instead of giving up the powers Of Gov
eminent, to be exercised by an invisible
moneyed aristocracy, in the form Of Ma
tional Bank, propose to give them to the
President of the United States. That is,
sir, instead Of having commerce, currency,
exchanges, local banks, and political opin-
ions. the wages of labor, and the value of
property, subjected to the controlling inhu-
ence of one grand consolidated National
Bank, propose TO place them under the
control Of the President of the u. States;
and am not particular whether that Presi-
dent be William Henry Harrison or Martin
Van Buren,; nor even, sir, in the language
of Mr.. Clay, if it be Thomas II. Benton
Amos Kendall, Francis p. Blair, or the
Devil. To the President of the u. States
whoever he may be, / propose entrusting
these powers. What objection do gentle
men make? Here is the man of the PEG
pies choice, selected by them from fifteer
e millions of freemen, in consideration of hi.
/. talents, his patriotism, and his exalted mora
u and political worth, to preside over thei
:. destinies. To this man, thus chosen, hold
ing his Office for limited tenure, with n
: motive TO act corruptIy, and with every in
i ducement TO act leniently, reached by tn
J. smiles and subjected to the frowns of hi
countrymen, with hard earned reputatlo
at stake, with, in fact, all to lose and nothin
to gain, propose entrusting these powers.
> The above extract is fully equal in beat
Ity of language and purity of sentiment
the following, which we select from the e
forts of a contemporaneous orator:
all "Gentlemen of the Jury:--Do you SUI
pose that my client, all the way from ii
u enlighting land of Old Kaintuck, where Il
ID land are level and the soil are fertile, wou
h, go into Mister Bowdin's store and ste
If three little pitiful hanks of cotting? Ge
tlemen of the jury, the thing are umpos:
{ bic! and you'd better believe it: for if W
he don't, him and his daddy will lick you Ill
all eternal wrath. j subjunct the cause. !"
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06
.PLUNDERING THE TREASURY TO SUP
PORT THE GOVERNMENT PRESS.

The administration party IN the House of
Representatives decided yesterday, by a
deliberate vote, that the publishers of the
Globe shall continue to receive for execut-
ing the printing of the House, TEN PER
CENT more than other men actually offer to
do the same amount of work for! For the
particulars of this characteristic proceeding
of the spoismen, we refer to the Congress
ional report. 1t appears from the evidence
presented by the Committee, that two offers
have been made to execute the public print
ing: one at the rate of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT. less than the prices fixed by the Joint
resolution of March Sd, 1919; and the other
at the rate oftwenty per cent. less than those
prices. A resolution was offered by mi
nority of the special committee reciiing these
facts, declaring that the House does not
deem il expedent to pay the Printers high
er rate of compensation than the prices at
which other persons competent to do the
work, are willing to perform it; and propo-
sing to fix the prices accordingly. This was
voted down by the partizans of the Execu-
tive; and a proposition of majority of the
Committee to make reduction OF only IF
teen per cent. was adopted.
i Even this moderate reduction, still leaving
the prices extravagantly high, the Admins
tration managers have conceded with the
utmost reluctance. The proceedings of the
committee show that no original proposition
or plan for the reduction of the prices was
submitted at first by the Chairman, MIR.
Black of Georgia upon whom the Globe has
SO frequently lavished smiles and encom-
iums.) That gentleman was drawn into a
} sanction OF the reduction of fifteen per cent,
as the lower of the two propositions for that
object, when he found that all the other
members of the Committee were in favor OF
reduction to greater or less degree.
j 1t is thus that the National Treasury is
plundered for the support of the Administra-
ton press. Not satisfied with ordering,
day after day, an unprecedented and ener-
nous number of extra copies of almost every
document, however useless to be printed
! squandering the public money on THIRTY
THOUSAND copies of Salt Documents. which
nobody will ever read or care about-rHrR-
TT THOUSAND reports Of the committee for
The destruction of State Credit--THrRrY
THOUSAND dialogues between the Secretary
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

DEcENcY.-A correspondent Of the BaIti-
more Republican, used the following IAN
guage in letter to that paper:-
'sAs for Mr.. Harrison himself, have spo-
ken dlsrespectfully of him, and / intend 10
do so hereafter, because his political history
Is most offensive, and infamous and damn
able. shall pause for the moment!
This fellow must be some thieving Office
holder, who is driven to desperation by the
appalling prospects of speedy detection and
disgrace. He cannot be an honest man.
and hardly an American. No native of tba
soil would thus attempt to faint with venom
the reputation of one of its bravest defend.
ers.--N. q. True american.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06
New ORLEANS RATES OF UNcURRENT MONEY
MAY 9th, 1910.


Natcbez and river snecie having Banks, 8al0l
Mississippi Union Bank, on demand, 65aI0
do do ID mons. Post Notes, -65a70
Mississippi Rail Road Co., ID mo. 75aoO
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchez, no sale
Agricultural Post Notes, 5Od52
. CommerciaI g. r. r. Blx VickAburg, 60a65
Bank of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, 65aIO
Vicksburg w. Works Blk. Co., 65dIU
Grand Gulf, 55G6O
Commerc;ai Rank. Rodney. Post Notes, 33a35
Lake Washington and Deer Creek, 65a70
Tombigby r. r. Banking Co., Columbus, 15al
Citizens Bank of Madison co., OOGt
Commercial Bank, Columbus, l5GSO
Manchester Sal0
Manchester Post Notes, 5205o
Real Estate, Kinds CO., o0doo
Bank of Lexington, Miss, oUdo3
Clinton and Port Hudson, 4OG45
&C payable at Citizens Blk not redeemed;
Blk of State of Ala. and branches, Las
Bank of Mobile and specie paying Banks, par
Tenneseee Ranks 8dl0
south Carolina and Georgia Gallo
ArLansae Ranks 35a40
Kentucky, la
Virginia, pa
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, lae
Rank of Pensacola. Florida, l5ale
Texas Treasury Notes, 77a49
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06
Total 1868 S47l 1863 1850
The above table is from Report of the
Secretary of War, Feb. %, 1880.

Secretary OF war, FeD. x, IOoU.
Says an officer of the army: "Ardent
spirits should be discontinued from the ar
my.' Its dreadful effects in producing in
temperance and desertion, while in use, are
well known. 1t is now discontinued; and it
is gratifying to say that few assertions have,
since that time, taken place. Men are now
easily managed, (commanded) and the utili-
ty of the measure is evidently realized
But sir, we need not refer to the army and
to the statistics Of our country, to prove the
dreadful effects of intoxicating liquors.
Daily observation ought 10 convince eve-
ry rejecting mind of the ruinous results
brought upon its votaries. From its earli-
est history there appears to have been a
curse attendant upon the habit of using in
toxicating drinks-and no doubt this curse
will continue to follow as long as an habitu-
al use is made Of 1.-THE tendency being the
same in all ages.
And amidst all this light, and evidence
produced from unquestionable authority, is
it possible that any man will deliberately
countenance the continuance of dram drink
ing, or what some call the social glass?
for one, Mr.. Editor, will not sanction this
practice any longer. cannot do it withou
SHINING against the light of host of evi
dence; and by the help of the Almighty tc
sustain me, / will live and die cold waite
man, in theory and in practice.
am able to state, from good authority
"that there are now in the United State
more than 5000 temperance societies, an,
it is thought more than 100000 mem
bers. More than 1000 distilleries hav
been stopped-more than 5000 merchant
who have ceased to traffic in it-and NOR
than | 200 vessels sail flom our ports i
which it is not used" And the light of ez
perIence (Which is the best evidence) prove
that abstinence from all intoxicating drinks
as a beverage, is saiutary; and it is the on
ly course by which it can nationally be ez
pected that drunkenness will ever be don
away. A deep and solemn conviction Q
this truth is rapidly spreading through thi
community. That it may spread, and tina
speedily, throughout the known world, is m.
sincere prayer.
A CoLD WATER Man,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

GIVE learn from the Free Trader that
William Jones and Henry Johnson were ar
rested in Natchez on the 2Sth uIt., charged
with the crime of negro stealing-and were
committed. for trial. These men are suppos.
ed to belong to gang of negro stealers, the
head of whom is said to be man by the
name of Preston, in the city of N. Orleans
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

6TWe are indebted to the polite atten-
ton of the Editors, for the Vicksburg Sentl-
mel of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
last, forwarded by steamboat Lady of Lyons
Such kindness is highly appreciated by us
at the present time, as we are excluded from
all except the most indirect and tardy mai
facilities.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06
RODNEY:


0ArFrOm and after tho 1st day of june
next, no money win be received at this Office,
either for Subscription, Advertising, or Job
Work. that is more than TWELVE PER
CENT discount for specie. In the mean-
time we shall continne to receive Mississip-
ri Currency at par--after that 1t will be ta-
ken only at the current rates of discount.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

TThe political article signged 'Junius,'
is declined; and the manuscript will be dis
posed of requested.
The poetical article signed M. L. isvery
objectionaI-and of course will not be printed
81 shall appear next week.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

eTIt is said that written application,
signed by seventy members of Congress,
has been presented to the President, re-
questing the removal of James X. Paulding,
Secretary of the Navy.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

&C. G. Camberleng has been appointed
Minister Plenipotentiary TO the Court of
st. Petersburg, vice Geo. NJ. Dallis.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

o. John M. Niles has been appointed
Post Master General, vice Amos Kendall,
promoted to the chair editorial of the Globe
Extra!
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

nrA5-We are authorized to announce James
Nj. Downes as a candidate for State Treasurer,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
Mr.. Williams.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-06-06

GIVE have not yetreceived any account
of the proceedings at the Log Cabin Raising
ut Vicksburg on Saturday last.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-28
Geutfhe 0,efekba6er bon Sht6.

gHir MAIDEN uuiern teutIhen Sreunben bterntt bic
9lu,eiqe, BAG mir cine Nn3ab @reptate obt9en ger.
fes ,um 0erfauf erbalten boben, -uno oas Stnd SW
81 So benz BON ben 0erren oeraus9ebern 9efeuten
Suberptcnspreife, su oerabfolsen beauttro9t t'no-
Oos Mert rcuroe BON ben Soerren @ptdt une Nsa!'
fer, in Germantown, Sbio, auf SnbicrIpton beranee
uno Dor cem Druid Der 8enion e1nes prattn
fsn 9Ibpotateu ibereeben, um aIe felt oem Druid oer
lebten etatuten attsefuncener 3ufeee uno Teraa0e"
runoeu am aeb6rieen Srt unoStele etnjuidbalten.
Nrud uuS papier oes Dertes tlno norS191'd, gnt'-
unb 70 tpet mir 3eit batten bic leberetun9 mt cem
SrtanaI ,u oerqeien, 1T bteelbe mC9dNtt rd9tt9 nno
qetreu 70 uiel oies bic 8erheoertelt Der eome--no
6e Sprdhausbrie ber en9liIden RedtepfIe9e 9eltat'
ten. De lleberfeBun9 tit pom Gerrn 9eor9 Asa!ter.
Q4ir srpeifen uidt-baB biees Mert nnfern te'Hi,en
tburoern dueerit tpGtcmmen uno n1sltd, iepn mere
re, iuoem oaburd, enem ldn9t eebIten ur'o lo ane'
oeIprcd,enen BebIrfnBe obsehOlfen wIro uno oacte
8crleqer uur cine mdsise Nnjobl @remp!are ber 1ene
burd gubfcrpticn beeuten aecrud baben' 70 carfteW
oefebeu in furser 3eit oer9ren fegn, uno mir rdten
bober ieoem Der ems su baben tnunl beY 3etten ea"
fir onsuipred,en, uuo d ben Se's oieiee "usl'deS
Berfes III fldbern. ......
9IQqemeinen @efesen BON SbiC, aud1 ncdb DE uMon<
bdnqofeits@ @rfdrun9 unb bic Contribution per yer
gtaaen, 70 pie audi bic oeridieoenen @onSreB @els%
,e s1r @inblr9erun9 fir @intuanoerer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-28
Ser 25aterlan66 yreunb un6 9 cit 6er 3elt,

DRIP b1nssS s II 1tttut.- 9lnf Nntra9 bes SJerrn
SartleD nabut bas 6aus bic Bill gum l4toerruf ces
Tretbrtefs res Start @auntD Srpbun Snftitnts Dor.
9err Sntttb BON Start tru9 barauf an, bic Sade
bis gum lten nddfen December su perhteben, tUelder
Nntra9 aber oerlrren 9ter9.
Serr 8arneY tru9 an, Die StI 70 ;u nerdnoern, raB
befa9te Nnfalt Sabre Belt gum Nufntnoen tbrer frs
batter befa9ter 9lnalt bterburo eparat uno per0nlt
oerpfthtet ltebt fur all uno jeoe SduLben uno Gers
6noltfeiten nb 9toen bic BON be1a9ter 9nitalt ols
peretnt9te H. oer1hebene Debttcres aus9e9an9en Inb
Cine Gbetlun9 Der Serdnberun9 murbe 9erufen; trc>
rauf Der ere Gbel nit 60 9e9en uno ber anbere NIT
SO 9e9en II angenpmnten tpuroe.
e9terun9s Fb.-slm 1Sten ltber9ab Sor. SpaIs
binS enen 8e1duB, tpelder bic grnennune etner@pm>
mtttee fcroert 3u rneruden ob es fddlt feD ben
|Stb Der Hegterung nah Ienarf, Delaipare poer
Neount 8erncn su perle9en-tpelder 8eIh[uB AUDI NIT
81 9e9en 81 dn9enpmmen tpuroe. 9lud tpurbe cine
Bill eln9efl1brt, Hm bas @eee su ciberrufen rpelded
ben Sau etnes neuen Staatsbauies outbortilrt.
@s fdetnt, oaB ourdb frlbere @eiese betmntt tpar,
Der Stb Der Ge9ieruu9 ioa bonn December 1917 bis
gum 1ten NaD 1910 Su Columbus 1eDn, tnb bon oanr,
lpte tpetter 9eiesli oerf9t tperben mS9e - 0ur bic
|lSht99eies9ebun9 Dor Sabren, uno be1pnoers burd
l1nbue tpuroe Der Bau zines prdbttgen Stdatsbau1es
dutbprtrt, pbidDn bas ate Staot5bo1s gut 9enue par
um 9edfte oartn S1 tbun. Sebt 1T et1ten1 dnber
@auntD tn1 Wittepunft bes Staaes angebDten pprben
bort en Staat5baus 3u bduen cbne oaB es benz Staat
etnen Gent tcten 1pe, uno bteier 8Urbla9 fent bet
jeB9er 3ett no Der Staat SntreBen bon elmer Sdulc
bon 10 WtttDnen 3 be3ablen bdt 1no bas 0plt chncs
bin fbon Saren 9enu9 besaben muB, annebmbar. Die.
lie Bill fam AM 20ten Deies Dor lno erreote beftae
Debatten. @be es aber sur @btmmuns fam, oertas,
te oas paus.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-28

y
Der lit 9teuzSrleans erfdetnenbe "Deutfde" tbei[t
|fcI9enoen 9Iue5u9 etnes 8rtefes aus Geras NIT:
"Seit fnr3er 3et 1noen fd) unter ben @ntpanoerern
ene rur aIISu9roee 9n5abL bon 9cDctaten, DDctcren
uno 2beclo9eu cber arrern Elm Die meifeu aber fe>
ben id tit brer @rtpartun9, nit tbrent &cpfe aIein
lhneG reid peroen Su t0nneu, bttr,qen. GSdbreno
0ar1owerfer uro belonoere eauoeute in trser 3e ett
nna6bdnsi9es 9ebcn flh bereer, penn Ie nur orbeiz
ten pcen, blei6t ene leber5abl bon junsen Dpctore
9oSoeaten nno farrern 9ebdfts> tnb 6rOblps 1T ben
Stdbten le9en, BIG e bic Jtotb entpeber CUR Sanbarz
bett poer NIT ben bttern Gorpren bas eanb u per>
laeen S,pt19t Die naftbet9en geriidte uber 3eras,
tpele oteie n5ufreoenen su oerbretten 1ueu, fcIen
BON feibtgen arbeiteutsen eeuen ,it beadtet tper>
bet @s it mir rpdbreno meines mebrdbrtaen 9ufent>
lbats lit Geras nod fetn nun9r9er pber 3erlumpter BE-
eeenet, Der Cuff CUR srbeit bate. Bie bera0 70 fie>
gen audi bier bic 9ebratenen Gauben etnem itin ben
Rnno. Daaeaen fanb td beY metner esten 9etie burd
Geras iebr oele Seue, bic opr tpenieen sdhre eana
nittelOs bier anqefcmmen paren, in auten gerbdltuis
Zen, auf6ltbeneem Mpbltanbe nnb 1T Der arbgen 3,lz
frtebenteit NIT brer Sage. Dr baben berets leberfue
an Srpoitltcenten unb ptrben 0enett, bic 1 entfhez
Zen tpollet rad Geras etnsutpanoern reunofdaft(id
anratben, NIT benz @oraee bterber su fcmen, 9ders>
mann pber Nanbtperter at tperben"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-28
@efeboebuno Don Sbto.

@Durten. Geitbem unfere @5efeb9ebun9 2 nelt
@erihtsfreiie fortrt bat, 1T audi bas Wefes tpehes
|bie 3ett bes altens Der @curten bemut nb tpelhel
mir Dor Mpden befannt maoten, 70 ipet fId baBel
BE auf Gtarf IT, nebrere anoere @aunes be3iebt, Der
dnbert rporben. SIM 5ten @ertdtsfret1e i1b nllnueb
bte @purtsetten beftimmt mte folst:
@arrca, Mdrs %, slu9uit 10, Sctcber 26.
9uScarawas, Wdrs 80, c5unD Is, September 21
@olum btana, slpri( 6, slu9uft II, Slopember 2.
Starf, Aprtl 20, 9ueuit 81, Stopember Is.
9 8anten.-slm 13ten bertdtete 6err Melft, bon
NIT unterihiebliden 9erdnberum9en Elm. Der 8ert,t
tpree anf ben Gid 9elest Nerr gartlev tattete einen
Ninerttdtsbertd,t ab, nebit 8as sum G8ioerruf Der
8aafen BON SteubenDiqe, @eupoliS uub GbiGicotbe-
9l0es tprrbe puf ben Eufd 9elegt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-28
Sur 9onpern6r bon SbtOl Wabl i'm OttOber l84O
9Bi((on Sbannou.
Sie 9roBe Sbto Sarrtfon @onpentton 5u
GNf1tt11IItS
SDlurnbuS.

gStr baben nod nidts gang 9lusfubrltdes iiber ben
NufSu9 oer 9Sbt9s ant 22iten DieIe6 au Columbus.
9Sas MIR 9eb0rt baben rDpIen mir mtttbeen - mebr
tann audi unler dr9fter pcltttfher @e9ner ntdt BON
nns oerlan9en. um 9ebor9 an3ufan9en, lit berehnet
Doroen. oaB bteie @cnoenOn Der QSbtgpartbep peu9z
ens 100000 2baler aetptet. 9ldb ou lotmmel mas
toe, orme, 9eorare 3ee-tpo mag tpchl all oas otee
gelo herfDmnen "gSte fann man 70 cun1m frdaen -
bbren mir ausrufer-bie Sanfcn 9eben's ber." lom |!
9emtB, 70 mus es feDn # it's; bic 8anfen 9eben'e
rticn @cnpentton rieies @aunttes "QStr haben bic
Ytttel-ptr fbnnen's burtiesen." 0as Bhi9 Staats>
SOurral bonn 221cn oerfhert: "Ote 3abl Der anmes
meienoen Gele9aten tpirb bon 10 Bis 10000 gee
fhdst; aabretd1 pte bic Men1denmen9e iit-alle fno
9efattert uno beAauiet nnb sederId Ideb Cmegnt per-
oas 1T auSer Srase Diel G5elD. Nber bic ero6en
9Sb9berren uo tbre Sanfen babens ia 9enu9 uno 9e>
mug tonnen audi halt maden, ipenn's ia feblt, 1o
tonnen's bergeben, bauenlpsts tpte S9ura seg penn
es oarauf antom1nt partbeD5pede gu erretden> benz
Der6sn HnO eiderseat Sic gealf an a' @ Sa reiss. s
Sa, basu baben Ge 9eo.--9l6er enn te aufgefcroert
weroen bic 0tDtb uno SebrdnqnB bes 4anbes ltnbern
Su helfen, 9nletben 3 oepdbren no an bereben be-
ourf ben llmlau bes GDloes uno Stlbers at fbrbern
antatt 5n ben1men--a, ba feblts-oa ttnnen e ntd,t
-oa beIben Ie bic Ottel 1tdt. 9ieber ltesen e bas
9an3c 9ano oerberben e5 boB e enen Gent ber9ebeu,
nenn nht tbr ei9enes SntreBe babur eeGrbert &piro
Sd)pn am 21lten ltr6mten Bis 1000 Wen1hen 11ad)
Columbus. llno tpas en llnweien ba Qetrte6en por>
ben it, foQ ale tendltde Seorte berite9en. Sdlt>
Itrb9e, bic pte Canoes 9eaen maren cine slrt Sob>
nertdae, bon ber Santartctratie "ec9>@dbtns'' ses
nannt-e -etpas, oos pte etre 9rcBe 2obtenabe ausfab
nno oas Sort Meigs ncrtenen fcute-ale biee cerr>
ltdfetten anf Ndoer 9sltea, nno NIT lebenoisen se<
ipeteten unD 9erdnften 9Sbt9s 9eQ parabirten burd
bic StraBen. Gs fcllte enen erniten, npranten 9lu1
sug DoreQeu-aber bic 8ernilnftisen Der @bisparthep
ielb tpnnten tau tbr @edAter ilber ben lnfu9 oer>
beracn.
General Sarrtion felbt mar nidt babeY: aber-
man benfe nur - cine 9rcBe 9(bbiloun9 fetner purbe
unber9etra9er, ub feline 9lnbeter beu9ten @ Dor benz
gilDe lnb nabmen tbre Solte ab !! !!
sluf elmer ber 8cdbltten faBen oerdiebene Sserren
bon llrbauna. Ste batten Nafuhnbdute unter iI unb
nafhten 9ebfud,en Ste icllen fd auseenpntnten bae
ben tpe Monfes auf einens 9Rena9erie>gSasen.
Ser 9Drdfoent Der @cnoentton mar GeaStn 8ea4 bon
QSccfter, uub ais QDhis Ganotoat fur @oupern0r 1T
2tcmae @ortptn, Gfq aufsenummen pcroen. Ole
Ser6ienite bes lebteren 6erren perben Bic sur Babl
bnldn9lteh ;ur 6entltden 8unbe fcmmen, 70 baB mir
unfern Seriht bon ben Ttaten ter arcBen narrifrn
@onoention fhlieBen fSnnen, cbne bic suten Gisenz
aaften ber eloen berieben bent p0lis ans et ieBen
3u brduden.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-02-28

Gin &itt, Der Neuer unb WaBer rot
cine baIbe 9Dinte N1ld,, uno mId,e
fle NIT elmer oleiden Wenqe @Bia, bom Die O2iId qe
rtnrt. Couu {eise Die NacIfs ourd Gin Tud, uuo mfbe
lie nit oem Deeen bis @iern, peldeS uSUr gut
oefdblooeu len mus gu beier Iiiuns fiiae feuseieb
fcn uu0elOlden alf uuO made oas aanSe 70 oiof pie
rei Benn man oc(en itt bel Serbrrhenen ODER Sers
fprunoeuer Gje1drren anweneet. uno er 1T ret trcf
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