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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

G6 ff,eint Elm bon inferer 0iaiur unsertreits
lider @jrunofaB ~ iein, oa5 Jiiemano III eis
ner ipifenrotifhen 2eibe bon Getriigereien
fprifahren fam, chne oas er ndlt III 3eiten
bic wahre Sefd,affenbeit feiner9Iufdlfiae bIcss
ifellen Iollte. Der uerfd,miBtete Gcpf Der
iIch jenIale feiner 3unge poer Ieiner Seccr be-
oiente, ipirb fId, blnn uno pam cine cber bic
aueere gBabrbeit eutihliipfcn laden, bic fur
fem SntereITe tefIer perfchpieeen aeblieten
mare. Die SotIhaft ocs 'prefoerteu liefert
gum ipeni9iten eiuen Setpeis Don Der 9fidtigs
felt ee6 GjcIa9ten. Srloem CT bon BEN Icges
ndnnten pc t Sanfen iprid1t unb eem Gcs
braud, ben fie bon ben rfentIid,en Geleern
MAIDEN, Die BET ibnen niecer9elc9t rparcn la9t
er:
"::im I'D, bieIelben bier gu SrrIhatTen, be-
bieut man iIdI oicler ungebubrIiheu @iuflils
fe unireiie Gerbinbuu9en perbeu ;rpilden
Der 2egiernu9 II. elmer gro6cn anjabl MIDI
tiger Staat6sSultitute anscfniipft; anocre
Gcpcg9rlnec, ais mclde auf oa6 aU9emcnc
0clte abSieblen, ftnecn Stn9an9 fcrpctl III
ben errrutipen ais 9eirB9ebenpcn grh6rbcn,
nnp islbifiild)ti9e @pmbtnationeu, meldle Su
Cincr Spctial GeIce9cbnn9 filbrcr, Wtrbcn
gcbilbet"
Soicr tpirb fTth natilrGtb ole Sra9e oufpers
fen: Son pem ii bicfrr 3nitnup Ger Ciugc
hcrUcr9cbrad)t lporecu ? Sebcr aufridlti9e
Wcult fam iId) tieielbe beantpprter, cbnc
RAG er 81 filrd,ten traudt IRE III gebrn. Gs
par nid,tS bon Der Qlrt untcr Den &cgicr:
uu96sNerrpaItHn9cn vcn Waicbin9torL Srffers
fem 9Ronrce uno 2cdm6. Die llebel, NOR
ubcr SO. &au Snrcn itd befla9t, flnp ale
ieiu ei9cnc6 gScrf uub ba6 feineS "erload,tcn
Scrg6n9cr6." Tao 8eIf fineet c6 aus, uuc
miro, cbc lau9e pcrgebt, bielen "ln9ebnhrlis
d)cn Ginilu6cn" uuo "uumeien 8erbinrmts
gen" burt Die @elpihIuu9 eine6 ebrlitbeu
Didnne5 einen 9iiegel pprfheben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

cn bcu Gtrilhtcu oc6 SErit0l fcfretair fInc
felt S1hrcn taufcnoe uro taricuoe bon &bas
Ter augafI,hrt, ,relhf fur 2tnle0nn1 nno &trs
bc6rrlln9 Ger g8cfsfi9un}sIperfc an intern
Ruiteu te;amt wpreeu lIno; -milrhe incclleu
cine GcmmiJru ernlrut nm micrc @cftttl'
4uro6rcrfe i'm ear~uedu6c 81 beitd'ti8en, fc
m6chtt ile nid5ts ais Afuiucn opu Oerhanccn
ocmeIcncn Sorts pcrfHccn fbnrcn. 9ic, 70
lnuQe ole QGelt ftcht, lit otrIcid't em 10 luSchf
tiaes Qauo ais eir &er ct. fue, III cmcm irIs
unahldiIQtu uuo mccrdntprr!I'd'cn &crs
thciriaurQsWltanO 9efrcilu. G5n crn @ctid's
tcu miro Die GtadfSfafs nit Den 2!a6g0teu
tclaitef, dber i'll facto bctatitu Gle 5,crren
&ummiiTdire bloc lire Edit'en e0mtt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
[shS benz ti9liden Gelcgrapl.
stnsgeScbntcr 95lnm DER 0$erspr6cm,
belt unb YlIn5crun0.
[ TeuDprfer SlbcnSpcf.


Die 8ereiui8ten Staatcu beljGen Jest mefr
tcnu Gin z a IL c n D G2illicreu 9lfer Sam,
meldleS ndh etuem biui9cu luihlaqe ,uni
irenigffen Spet e auieub MiIlicnen
z bater werth iein mag, Cicie nnsrmefs
Iidbc Sehsung 1T cas 9emriuitbaftlid)e Gu
9cutbum aller Staaten uno belcncers bcrjes
iliaeii, welde iId ,ucrif 9fbilbet babcu, uub
oiele perriuiqtc Staatcn ilno jeScr ein;clu
teim 8erfauf Se5 &anoc5 tetbeili9t.
Seoch, um bic Stirumcn Der ncueu Staas
fen III f,beru fur Sau guren ais preit6ent
I'M n6dltcu SSerblt, une FIR Sbomds S.nms
ing Benton in 1874, 70 it Gin 9rrfcr 9lau
eurdl bic pctitildlcn Sreincrter 81 ISaid)tn9s
ton a,lf Ole 0eule 0ebradjt pcreeri, II III D ie
Glteu Staaten at bcrau be II,
,pclcbes cbne 3ipcifrl rarum 9cldehcu Irll,
i,m ppn ben neuen Staaten Stmmen su ers
ftIdcn. -
Die pcroebradte 2anotlI burd Ncrrn
Calhoun, ipelbe jest Dor ben Scr. Stdateu
Genat III, itreibt ocr, oas Die cfentlidcn
Qlnoereien, ,peld)e jeet i'm @ebicte pcn neus
crrid,tetcn Staateu lie9cn, cenltlben 3u9cs
tbcilt tpereeu ioacn, inter Der Scein9uu9,
eoe so lrcseut bon benz SerFaufs9clee nce
erfaoten Qanccs in ole Sdaefaner Der @es
acknowledgement an peer Shonr ben l. 8cbr.
ieor6 uadyfclgenbcn Sahres beSdblt ncrcen
foaeu. Die gia perfi9t bas Der acrtr0lte
Nyrcis, wrlher jest ourds GjclcB feit9eieRt
lit, unab6noerlid, bis bcn 30tcn Sunt lS45
Neitea Ica, pann cine fcrtIduferoe Serrtn'
acruna I'M 9anopreile orn cen nnoerFauften
Qdneereien ifatt fttoen tcu.
qEas miro caS @cle ocn 9ennlGipdrten,
c;ner hpr kpr,hafteffpu Gitclen Staltcil-
non nieicm Nlaa rentau? 9Siro eahclbe
nidbt feinen Qeredlten slnthcil BON Den
eduocreien frreerr, nm cilli0crma6en thrc
orpse StaatSGtnlb absutra9eu ? 9Scnn CO
fieS uid,t tbut, 70 Gno mir ipc8en ececn @has
radter in sro6sm 3rtbum; ebcn 70 wLresn
mir uns irrcn, wrun es nicht al cen Stnls
foicn taran ceuteu irllte cincn NRann ane'
suiipGeu, rer reiIen Gi9cnthnm scritlifclt uro
Slber oafIcate elisu btrecten Gar Su brln'
aen iadt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

ne Ne9icruag bnrd1 ihre ;ahlreidle 9lnffeffuns
gen BON Seamten mno Sdlrebern in benz
pcfault uno Guffcmbaus in pbIlaceIpbia,
rnc fcnffpc beiIet, ipirb oaiu an9epdnct, nm
Die @eiee9ebuu9 81 beifiirnten, ba6 iIe @jefeBe
pasiren fcG, ipsldle Die seritcrenolfe Wirflmg
haben mieten,-Slt es inter oicien llmifdns
ben nidt balc 3eit, bas WennGlpanien anfs
lpadbt, ben Srfehlen bon Wafhiu9tcu einen
fciten Willcn ent9e9euleet, uno fir bic Gbre,
bic gScblfahrt uno bas bette Sutere1e ees
StaatS pereint eaitebt9 (Gat. Wddb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
Grilc5 96lntt,unce Gjcfe6t
, in NtcriNa.

ID ..,z:;:;s' - Gin Srief rpn GalIahaTc,
c1tiTt sen 5, Sctruar, mctcct ciucn @cridlt,
Der ocrt oU9efommeu iei wcrin c6 hciGt, has
W9ajcr @alIcD ouf eiu Eager pru 40 5nrias
ner qcitcBen mare, beiIcn Spur curdl ledlS
Snthuncc mire aufgciud,t morocn. &tcre
bon Den Suriaucrn ipurbcn ecttotrt uno Der
9ieit entAcb. Cie GunclhaftcrsN Nartet ors
9cfiibrt ourdl bic StutbHure, ieBt tbrc Scrs
frf9uuo fcrt. Gr oea 2IH9riff 'purte anf uus
ierer Scjte ein Slntbuno get0htet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

Ter sarrisbur9cr Gelegrapb 9icbt Die fcts
Acnrc Cite bon Sefd,dftigungen an, wcld,c
hie Gjlieeer ocs Nduics Ser 9iepreicntartrn
pen 0ennIlpauien baben: 2 gafenitctnlc>
ger, &duilcate, a. 8aueru, 90 9ieYcfatcu,
Q Suderuder, S Noftor5, Nutmnher, 2
8eutleman, Sattlsr, Gabinetmader,
Q gSirtle, | Sdlmtpt, @jerberi &utItcns
NADER uno sd,reiuer. 3uiamncn 100.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

prcfIecntcnsBatl.- .-g8ir irarcu, ME ons
reye 3eituiigcst aud, i'm c5rrtbum. Der Sag
ner Wuhl, nm bic @rlpdbler fir 9SreiIoent II.
TiccsprelIocnt Der SeretniAtrt Staatcn su
cr,pibtert fiat lit pennflpanien auf ben 80.
Octobcr.-DaS SefeB barber ia9t rdmlidt
"oie 93abl fplte auf ZEN fimften Srcita9 Dor
bem erlfen WttDoh I'M December itatt ftils
."-9Seldlc prrmumntte 3citbritimnur9!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
qIebe pon S3rm. sse!ipd2.
.nernI Nnrrtfpns 9raStett.

6 Ucucr a NhffI nv OFNUVV NJ
Inter ben niauujafattt0cn natthtlltgen
Bcftuteigmger, ,peid,e 8e9en ben 'grIHat:'
mo SfFenIlidlen Character tcS G)rn. Narrls
4ru peroebradn mer6ciL III ftile, ipetche nit
nicbr Sifsr mo NRmHbci. IN ben 5eoerals
yrfr Irfo gfelTen alliGetiIdt wuc ais
fes CT eia Tfisber3t9rrle let. SIR mS
frlbil hatteH ,pir cS niemal5 non beisrecrer
spiduiatcit aebalteu, bieIe @erliumcan9 3n
n iberlescn, etnu ft il vic atie oueete ent'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26


Sdfitten, bcmannt ourd) pie Burger pcn
painsDille, 9r,cseii bnrd, bier ih6ne pferbe,
NIB cine idl0ne Nlagge trdgeno, an eiuer
Seite mar Gen Narrifcn, mebr ais in Gee
ben69rDse nit 9Iehnlitfeit oargelfeDt; an
Der aneern Seitc jsi9te tId, Der 9lmerifdub
idle 2lcler, IN ieinen 8laucil cine 9fclle bals
tenb, nit ren benfmiiroi9eH Snidlriften:
9Silltam 5enrp Sarrilon,
ernannt als Sdhnriob bei Wafhingtpa 1871
ais Secretdr bes Hcre,relili6en
Gjebiets bci glcams, 1897
@ommtBicnCr Ger Snpianer burh
C5eferloL 1901
Gcuperuor bon Sutiara curd
RahiIrn, 1909
Sberbefebl6haber Der norbpeifs
lithen 9irmce, 1919
&jeianbter nad) &ptlmtia, turd
glpams, 1897
Sdllaht bon Miamj gin0uit q, 1894.
ron Gipprcdnce, Ofco. z, 1911.
ron 8rrt Wi0s, Niat 1-6, 1918.
con Ibamcs, Sct. Is, 1918.
S5arrifVn Unb SFsfOrur.
3n &cnccrb llicBcu Die 9lrger orn Wcn
FOR 3u Der prr5cel0ll wetde cine Sabue ntit
Der Snttbrift trn9en:
"Saucr oCn 9fpr6 Seitb, Sclo BON
&tppecanpe."
llub burtb Die Burger pcu Gcnccro nit fcl.
9eueer c5nfd,rift:
Ger Sauern DrciTrent be5 @Dlfe8
Gaubtbat.n
Die 4rr3esicn mar SmiId,en Elm uno ;rei
9Rrlen lang, unc pblli9 cine Wtetlc eidlt 9eS
ordH9t. Der 9tddtrab rpuree eurd bic Bur-
ger BON S1irport IN cin Scrt 9ebrad)t bae
81 oteIer @jelcqenbet on69cr!tltet parb, be-
ndunt nit itdmnIi1e WdrrIcn III lluifcrm,
mo trd9tub uHterGdicclid,e gSappeu anicris
foni1dcr Torbe, NIT SIer;cu 70 trelL ais III
9enc jemaIs 81 Garc Ucrr 98alIcr ic9cLtcn
gu Sbarbpn ipurbe bic l}rpcc6icu pcn Ell.
rer nngcbcucru Wa1c @clf5 bon aQen Sbei:
icn res @auntic6 cmpfangeu, rOeIfc Nl bies
lem @nbSpect i'll parabe aufgcilelIt wareu,
uno bfren Se9rlIfung brci hgrstafte "Snurs
rab'6 FIR narrilcn un6 Nefcrm" parcu-
mClde ron mebr al6 tauiemo Stimmcn err
ipleccrt irIHccn.
Die @erfammlltra rr0anifrtc fith ii Ser
gerdGmtgcu Wiethpbilten Stride Su @hdrecu,
melde cdSu acGllll9|F efptTnef lpHroe 1eCEU
frnnte biefelbe rur etucu fieiucn Sbeil fafen
uro man brad, mad, Dem Gfeutlid,cn Warfts
Gicrctt ouf, no Die 0ciituolten 8cid,taee Der
@rnmtttec gClcicn uuo dn9cnriitcn wureen !;
Die 0teoen ,rurtcn nit ane9eicidjucter SIufs
mcrfinmfcit rurdb bic "9rcfe Gjemciurc" ;us
0cb6rt.
Die 9lnjatG Der @ci9cmchmtcn 9cnan gu
tcfimmcn, ritrbe nittlt m0Qticb ictn, Die ihrc
9tutirolihfeit all Die Sadc rcr 6rctbrtt II.
ihrcn @cif1n al Der SNarri6tnrQer @rncns
nnn9 rurd) lire &eiprbnur9 bc9yiinbctrn.
So mar III Ger Chat ciu 2ulammcnitrbmcn
tcr Ccmcfrotcn te5 GdmtjeS ; Die OBJECT
5,i.tcn" ertlect9ten fId, ibrer Giumcbncr Slt
,chu unc 3chrhurbertcn, I'm thrcn Nrcuns
tcu helfrn nit III frrhlcden iitcr ete Grnens
nmg oes "SIcfbUrtcus@anoiba'6" Sc icts
len mad, crineu y nodj nnorrn 5000 Nerios
rcn Geeen,rdrtio aemeicn fetlt.
Ter GAO pertrjd, in Afuhe rnb Srbnnra,
tCnu bic "nitd,ternen Burger" rrQierteu bic
Shubeu, pie fe rem lGdhtto0 im Nioocmbcr
rcQiercu werben burth iNre Citizen: "Na6
Bclf gc9er bic 2lcmtcrhaltcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

3cbn Qgcchcu b4teu eie Sieungeu hes jcs
fioeu GrnorclIc5 nam id,on gCcancrt urh
paS ii arifcbcu 2-9dd't6, rnrlhaH2 nirh'e,
ircuu mir rie ft!,aVb!idle mo cutehrcnce
Nanoluns du6nchmeh, cGR ciu icuperliner
StGnt tcr lluicu leiuer AticBnaslgcn Srrtrc
turG Int Goudre6c terdubt !payeen lF.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
Isius cem gaiu5siae CO &clc9rafb.l
Gic &UupGutipn.

0ie 9rGGte rrlitiid'e 8erIammlur9, wcld,e
jeurals IN Der meftl. 9elcrre, fpcnn nioht i'm
Staat Ohio 9ebdlten ipuroe, mar Die am %.
Sanuar. Gs mar ein GUlfes 3u(amnenfluB
pen 0edn9d GdultD, su outipprten duf bic
@ruernurg rcn nnrrHcn unb Gylcr. 9Str
t6unen unicrH Feieru nid,t Ia9cn mcr abrcs
lrno mar, cenn 2lltes id,teu auipeicne 1T fciu,
pom Sln0Iin9 bis gum Neoolutton6hciccu,
Der ba6 2cBtcmal rteIIcidlt ieinc Ftcbe Sur
Nreibeit flIub that. Wa6 er III Ieincr c.ugeno
70 frcuoig unb nufrpferno that. QSir molIcn
orrluden cine &eidreibun9 Su qebeu fir lrIs
d)c, Weld,c Ucn ms cntfcrnt mpbrcu.
Die Drr;sBipu rcu bic(cm St6otdcu rddl
@baroct mar I'M Staat Ohio ctlpa6 ME 9e>
lchcnes. GAS Tahrseu9 oon II II nipnpill Il c
muroe hurd) 6 G}ferbcil 9r,rgen uno cntbtclt
cine pr6Gii0e WuiIfbaubc, uno cine grcFe
9n;abl Snr9er Upn jcnem Wasc fltbrten Den
3u9 all. Cine auicbnlidle Ceputattpu bon
2i5btabula &auntD befanb iJdl auf rem Tahrs
Ieu9e; ibCr ihreu S,GuptCru Ihmcbtc cine
aWsgetreitete Sta99e nit cem Wtcttc:
"@ebt oa5 Shif nid,t aufn'
Sp0rrifom ituo Tpicr.
"Cic llnirn Ger YShi96,-fUr Die @rb1Itun9
Ger linton"
Der Spete uCH Sippccauuc.
Sit or ctrlid)-iit er fibig2
S.ierauf fptQter bic JIarreu oru &eutres
otlc, 9eSoacn cltrdp oierschn pfcrce, init &crs
reitcr. Sic marcn burdb Die Burger jcnse
pIagcs defenders ;u tieiem 3tpecf au3gcriIs
tct rporbcn, 80 6UB lang uno entbicItcn 80
orer 40 SHraer non Gentrepiuc mo cercn
I1d,baribaft, urtcr ibucu 9icYoluticn5s
5Erir9cr, uus maud}c pcr bcn 6i:elen Gin
pchneru rcu W&aniitu Gaunidlip Gjrc
irhtne SABINE mcbte majcititiith llHcr tbrtn
iHiuptcrn hit rcu fcl9cnrcn Snidrlftcn:
"Sie altc gSbi3sSahnc ppn 10"
&parriion Mno NcfUrtn.
"St CT cbrlid) 2-9f CT rer @pnititUticH
Betreu 2"
9tuf Der 0lIiFicitc--
,,pA CS~1Ir,, -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

TSn Der A3ctbnuu9 Der GcmmiGicrcr
ron bieIe5 Sahr fir Qcd,a GauntD fTuo 225
Ibalcr 8 Gents on9efiibrt fir Srcunmates
rial fir baS @jcfdn9uiB uub @curtbaus. -
qEir Tuo beUrftnlid,ti9t an;nSei9rn, oaG Die
Nlednuug pou ocm Sreunnlatertal i'm IS e.
fduaut7 fIh fir Scblcu auf s33 is s.
unb fur SoIS auf $40 so Sents beIduir.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

~ Cie treite Tabue bon $9argifpw
1reibetf uno Die GOnititmtiUn, iprhet
nun in Der 2uft nit bem Wtrttp Sin @>res
peentsTcrmn = Die @hrlidfcit Der offcutlis
c,eu Seauiteu - Gle Sihsrheit scr bFcufs
iit,en Gelcer - uno cd6 ol9cmeinc 9Scbl
ec6 9offee
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
gsnn a9nrrn perlanat @efb.

sm II. Scbruar ianbtc Der lNrclIoent cine
@rtid,aft an cen Senat, norm er erfIdrt
baB Der Stas III Gerlcacnbett iet uno bae,
um Gerbiuolitfciteu gu crfnlIcu, &jeIc dnQes
I,hofft pcrtcn miife. TicGe Eetihaft ii gcs
0rincct aGf elmer MittheiIHn9 pom Sccrctdr
cc6 Stlaeamt5; rorrin c6 heift ea6 Die See
Sablum8cu pom eritern &bcil ec6 Sabrcs iIth
telaufcn purCcn duf s9,85O,0O0
Die Cutie, weId'c im SthaB
it, mo nod ctn9eSablt ners
cen frl, betrd9t S5,l00,0O0
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
Q0eltcS cjnen N2an8cl last pon $4,75O,

2Neldce ctlten Ufafl9cl laBt ocn 94I9O,OuU
lInb cS miro touu anempfrhtrn ucn San
@ureu, ooR Sdhaefammcr Jfctcn fur orn
obigcn Sctrag aus9c9ebcn ncreeu icllen, an
oeu G5Gdutru, oos Die 9eip6bulichcn @jnfimf
tc am SdmiIe neS 5abr6 cen WauNe Der
crlIeu Wtrudte erieseu ,pcrhcn. [9Seldce
aber uidlt wabrIheIHiit) it'll
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26

"Die Solente pcu @cuprrn6r Wcrter ais
"SinlnSmdnrL fnb un9lndlidcr gSeilc nidt
"belier ais ietne Wcralit6t."
t9teuYcrfer NbcnHpof.l
Das Sbioe 1T Ycn ciuer Der critsu 9lcmis
niitraticnss 3eituu9eu in 0}cupcrf: Die Soers
ons9ebrr fou9eu an uufrru wrrtbcn G}puurrs
nor ouNsutineen ISir gantcu, fIe habeu
crolidh reilidl nad9readt iltcr bic fremben
8erbaublun9cn all bcn @curtcn in 9lQrnz
tam nno @uutiu9orn rpe9rn Der Sd,m6bs
lthrifts5ln9c, uno lruo 81 ben SdhIuB gcfcms
men, oaB Gin Wanu, Ger iciueu Character
rtdlt SertbcicNcu fam in ein 6H'entlihe6
Gjcridlt nit cem mus es lehr un9tndlid) III
2uIrbun9 leiuer WIcraltdt itebeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
~S3arriiDn uno Sp(cr.'' -
&rCbit lMo Sldnoe I.
Der Sbjc 1auer unO rie @cnisitntic

Ctcfe fhGue Nahue wurcc burh Die Sirs
0er pou @entreuiQe fir oieic Gjc,cQcnhcit crs
gtferii9t uuo ecii ciuem 9htglieee aus ttrer
.Gitte 9einaicn une crregte ets siutnSrEiams
felt 9ll,cr Gil ciCicm Gage.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-26
&ursgefo1fc Ysemi9eeitcm.

Gurh bic Geralt bes Gis9an9s itiirSten
am l3ten Sebruor Spci pfcilcr pen eer Soars
risburgcr 9ifenbabubrilde nieeer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

cattle aud burning his cornhelis But Old
up was always on thc alert, and finally the
indians ieaici him so much that they made
peace with the farmer aud never troubled him
more. Besides all this. Old Tin was so dis.
interested. poor bone. jus, enough 10 sat.
isiy has hunger. was all he asked. His great
pleasure seemed 20 be in doing some good for
tho farmer and his family.
well It happened a, length, that some
strange PUBLICATIONS were discovered in the
llt9er "i me 'armor. Large pieces of meat,
an, Nhoic INKS OF sausagcs. dishes OF cream,
ana other things were missing II came to he
50 bad that the farmer, who had always had
lardcr i1ll Of good things, was really put to il
TO get meal Of vic,uals.
The thing at length became alarming. aud
u was thought necessary to 90 into an inves-
iigauon OF the matter Martin, the cat who
had access 90 the lardcr, in order to keep ont
the rats and mice, was taken in there one day :;
but he looked as innocent as a lamb. There
was something about his air and manner, that
seemed TO say that he knew nothing about the
deialcaiions and that in fact they were moth
ing more than was 10 be expected At any
rate he was not to blame for them So moth
ing could be got out of him.
Well, the thing went on for some time in
this way, and the farmers larler grew leaner
take Martins word for il, but TO look into il
himself So one night he took his station
where he could not be seen himself, but so
that he had full view of the inside of the lar
der. When all was still Martin came softly
along upon his velvet paws, and went into the
larder. lie looked all round for some time.
hut at length rat came peeping ont of hole
and approached Martin, who received him
most graciously. Then came another, and
another, and finally there were at least a doz-
en- rats of the bigges, and worst kind. Then
Martin leaped upon shelf, where there was
tray-a kind Of Sub-Treasury, full of sau-
sages He seized three or four links in his
mouth, and jumping down, the rats fell upon
them, and eat them gree lily. While the rats
were thus feastinr, Martin went TO dish of
cream and helped himself.
Seeing all this, the flrmer opened the ont
! side door, and calling Old Tip, poinied to the
larder and said, stu-boy stu-boy Old Tip
dashed into the midst of the cabinet, and clear
ed all out in a second. The rats skunk into
their holes, and Martin eaped out of the win
dow. From this period, Martin ceased TO he
trusted with the larder, and Old Tip became
its keeper. After that time not sausage or
slice OF meat was missing; and the farmer
and his family concluded that II ,caS rerv i'm
p0rtant 10 hare an hone st sercant to patch orer
the idrder. Martini, said the old man, sis a
pretty soft purring cat, and pretended to be our
friend but he has proved TO be sly, treach-
erous creature. that cheats his friends and as
socrates with their enemies to aid him in his
iniquity. How much safer is it always to trust
doors of good, rather than pretenders only =
Old Tip has done US good services, and Martin
only gave us promises we are perhaps Justly
punished for trusting the former rather than the
latter"
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emnori1s no longer, We mus, assent our reht,
OF abandon them Alf Webster espfes.ed An.
deep regrrtthat tho two countries were bkcl, 10
como In collision, not on the main question. hu,
on intermediate and collateral natter 1, was
unfortunate that however pseifc mirhi be the
disposition Of the English government, the aucs
Ton was one thst was likely 10 tester aud become
matter Of collision between the inhabitants Of
the two sides the line lie bad therefore. en-.
desvored, formerly, to iiutrcss our government
with the necessity Of settling the question.
Mr. Williams If Ne spoke with some warmth
on the subject, aud rsPrrssed BIZ. sincere g,ats.
cation that the question was now IN such a state
ira, II must be settled in one way or another.
The Seneca Indian treaty was ratified, and a
lew memorials were presented
I'VE give all this news as we received il, the
several remarSs. &c. through the medium Of a
correspondent OF the Jour. Of Com and hence we
make some allowance for the feelings which the
wr''ef may have had on sudlyn nire up a
bout tle Maine boundars. Thlsis not the frs,
scene Of the kind on this subject. We have had
twoj just Ike ii, and IL all blew over in twenty
four hours.
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From the Dedbnn. Mass Patriot f. Democrat.
POLITICAL FABLE.
rue poo AND cAr-oR MARrIN AVID OLD TIp.

rue DOG AND cAr-oR MARTIN And OLD TIP.
There was once farmer with numerous
family, who had a cat named MARTIN
This cat was little sly creature. always pur-
ring about the laps of the ladies, and rubbing
its soft fur agains, the legs of the children
And then il would look up in the face OF per-
son with such an insinuaiing smiIk, that most
people were inclined 10 think that Marin was
a mighty pleasant cat The farmer and his
wife were suspicious of the creature for though
he wore an air of honesty, as If butter would
moi melt IN his mouth, be seemed a liule too
preienions Of his honesty. Wilhth children
however. Martin was a decided fayoriie, for
Children are APP, 10 put faith in pleienoes, ill
experience teaches them letter.
The farmer had also a dog named OLD
TIP he was OF tie Western breed, very sa-
qacious. hot very ,ilhful lie also favoriie
Of the family, though being KEEP, out Of doors
key did nj seem 10 take mach notice Of him.
Once band Of British thieves came Ground
tho house, aud would have set Il on fire and
killed the inhabitants. bat Old TIP few AZ their
ihrosiz. and drove them or Then again some
Indians threatened the farmer, and gave him
great deal Of ,rog5le, killing his .hsep sed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

No one can imagine the degree of enthsi-
asm which pervades the country IN favor of
Gen. Harrison. The newspapers do not tell
the whole story. In some places VIII ole neigh
borhoods are coming out for him Hundreds
and thousands who but recently were marsh
allied in the ranks ofthe specie pampered OIL
Gals now hail him as The deiverer of their
country from misrue and ruin.-They say we
must have chango--and any change canno,
be for the worse, and they will labor to bring
about such a change. We could ill our paper
with accounts Of conversions from Van Buren,
ism. TO sound Republicanism.
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D ED.

In this village, this morning, of distressing
illness, Miss MELISSA, Daughter OF the Hon.
VIM Hall, aged 81.
In this town on the 22d inst. Electa, wife
Of William Bowen, aged IS.
In Shrewsbury, Feb 6, William Lord aged
IS, soldier of the Revolution.
In lIubbardton, on the llth inst. Sidney
Plummer, aged 81 His death was occasion
ed by the fall Of limb from a tree. Printers
ia New York are requested &c.
In Montpelier, Mrs Adeline T.. Cross aged
81.
In Montpelier, l7th inst the wife Of John
Walton Jr. aged i0.--On the 18th inst, Eliza
beth wife of Hon. Joseph Reed, aged 50.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday March q

At marke, ESQ beef cattle, 80 pairs working
oxen, II cows and calves, $50 sheep, and $50
swine.
PRIcEs. Beef Cattle-Sales were a little
quicker with no material change from last
week
Working Oxen--We notice the following
S72, 80, so, 81, IS, 80, 100, two at Gig, rs, a
100
Cows and Calves--25. 30, 81, and ~.
Sheep-We did not learn the price.
Swine-Lots To peddle at "a and 8 for
sows and 81 and for bauows. At retail
6 and 7.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-03-31

.Tbe, know foil well ,ha, if the In
l,,codcr, Treasury is passcd--if we
a A. successful war with England ,
",I Al, Van Burca Is reelected, il set
lies the fate OF federalism and all It's
allie, lor quarter ola century at least
'''' n Paf1ot, March so.
". should Re aI,itl, startled at one of the sug
-, d, tn. sbore 'erience Ind it come from
n,.1..s., source Bat ii is said tina, "suaws
- ssr the wind blows" Can it be
,a,,vss are TO be driven i1,o a war with
r..l,sd 70 accomplish the re election Of MIR
y,s gorea and save he party from being disp!sc
- Thu, ha. certainly Ieake out from one of
a.,f ofe,n,o Of tie sdnini'irati in Vermont,
,4i, 10 be found as plain as the nose on a mans
"a. IN the above paragraph We shalt see wheth
., AN INDEPENDENT TREASURY