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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-03-11

eordancy which subsists between the pro-
cess OF the divine administration in nature,
and the processes ascribed to God by rev.
eiation, as to repel the argument founded
upon their supposed discordancy. 10
one OF the secondmclass, the argument OF
BISHOP Butler is not called for; but as to
one OF the first class. we can conceive no.
thing more calculated to quiet his diff
calties He believes God, and he must
therefore believe the character and exist
ence of God to be reconclleable with all
that he observes in the events and phe-
nomena around him. He questions the
claims of the New Testament to be rev.
citation from heaven, because he conceives,
that it ascribes plan and an economy TO
the Supreme Being, which are unworthy
of his character. We offer no positive So
luton Of this difficulty. We profess our
selves to be too lutte acquainted with the
character of God and that in this little
corner Of his works, we see not far enough
to offer any decision on the merits of a
government which embraces worlds, and
reaches eternity. We thInk we do enough,
If we give suficiency of external proof
for the New Testament being a true and
authentic message from heaven and that
therefore nothing remains for US, but to
attend and TO submit to it. But the arou-
ment of Bishop Butler enables US 10 do
still more than this. 1t enables US to saw.
tina. the very thing objected against in
Christianity exists in nature; and that
therefore the same God who is the author
OF nature, may be the author of Christian
ity. We do not say that any positive ev.
idence can be founded upon this analogy,
I But In as far as it goes to repeI the obiec
ton, it Is triumphant. A man has nc
right to retain his theism, if he rejects
Christianity upon difficulties to which nat.
ural religion is equally liable. If Chris
tianity tells us, that the guilt of father
has brought sufferings and vice upon his
posteIity, it is what we See exempiGed in
thousand instances among the families
around us. IF it tells US, that the limo
cent have suffered for the guilty, it is no
thing more than what all history and al
observation have made perfectly famiia,
to u.s. If it tells US of one portion of the
human race being distinguished by tht
sovereign will Of the Almighty for supe
rior knowledge, or superior privileges,
only adds one inequality more to the ma
ny inequalities which we perceive every
day in the gifts of nature, Of fortune, ant
of providence. In short, without entering
into all the details of that argument which
Butler has brought forward in way Sc
mastery and decisive. there is not sin
gle impeachment which can be Offered
against the God Of Christianity, that may
not. if consistently proceeded upon, be of
fered against the God of Nature itself; i
THE one be unworthy of God the other il
equally so; and if in spite of these diff
culties. you still retain the conviction, thai
there is God of Nature, it is not fair O.
rational to suffer them to outweigh al
that positive evidence and testimony, which
have been adduced for proving that III,
same God is the God of Christianity also
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Jam9an9 l3.l
8 c . | Il q It II sc II.

Dic1c 3eituuo wirb jeben Rtttiprd) ouf
siucm 9roBcu Supcr&cDal 8o9cnt mt 9anj
nenen Sdlriftcu, herans9rGeben.
Der Subicriptirn5spret6 lite IN ( hatef
be6 Sobls, in 8prausbeSa hlun9' =
csm Sail bieS uid,t qefhteht, 70 wereen eIt
Gbalcr urb ftluf unb s,panSt9 Sents a''9es
1ednet.
Sctn Sutftrttent wirb fir ment9er al6 6
0iprdte or9cncmntciL uno fetner fanu cIc
2eitun9 nufgebeu, bi5 ale 0lhdltdnee carauf
abbcjablt ftno.
g'efanutmahurocr, pcldae cin MeEcf
ousmodeu, wernen SreiwdI fir ctncu 2bal.r
einoeritttt, uuc fir jebe ferncrc Ginridnn
fimf NIB ;wanji9 Gent6. - GjrHPsre nodl
GerbdltniB.
; Gicjcni9c wcIdle bic 3citunG NIT Der plGlt
peer ccm pcitreiter crGolten, mulIcn ltstIf
, Sofir tcSablcn.
9lQc Sricfc an ben Ncrou68ctcr uulfcn
ppitfrei etu9rianot merbeul iNnIt pcroen
tle nid)t allfgcnrmmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
g)ld,artfD Gottn

Ger lluter,ciduets tcnocbrid ,sct irinc
Srenute INTO oas puttium 1rhhullappIl, eas
er pcu @atb nath Gem wetIteIauaten Gait
bauie III 9lusaretb gsirGen lit, ne Ees FRAZER
Ucn QSiNi0m Craig tslvctnt rpl;vs ;, aIlipp er
icine fcuili9cn 5guuocn Sur bEiEtn 3gfrccens
belt bctieNelt ipiTo.
Sein Gntbau6 it grpB uHN oe.5uwi9 urb
it ais ein ai9emrincr 9lu5cpu'@t Gcci9uet,
Tremoe gut ~ beticne!L ne!dlc f 4 i'll Scms
mcre;cit Ger gnrcEft III Glr5c & aG)en wcl,
len. glt,e @crIcrse III gctrUfcn. zen slWfo
cntboIt tet Inn 10 nrGGHshm ni5 r,09jjd) ;n
MAIDEN. - Gle 3imncr fno =. Is unb 8ss
rduiuia, Tsiuc S5cucu lUb 2s.t,lumcr f6ii.
rcn ridt iitcttrcfeu mcr6en. Sin grr}ias
Iich outer, wrMbeigHtcr Gid r.b Gjetr6uFe
frtcr GuaIildt it icjnCm Gar, .pGcn uidt5
~ nunidcn ilbriH laNrU.-4Rii >rcm l9ert
er wir6 ridjt6 untetIGfcr, nn fJl ter Guntt
eire3 gtetyteu IubIiFrm6 uerttc.; ,umad'el.
Ganifl 9}ic4eI.
JIdSdrctf, 9Ipyil 90. r1-3Dl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Cglusccm Giteralcu Srct0Ater.)

93c Baltimore GDnsctgtipn.
G5 fcurrrt, es fcmmt w;s gPcsre5,gEpacu,
SW greseu Rlhcu au9eioqcu;
l8ic S,erman emit nit Sd)iyrro unS Sc5ilc.
@5 fCuult, e5 fcmnt bon aIru Staater,
lln6 rtibmet faut Die 9ruEen Chatter,
2iuf EippecaHce'6 Stladtgefle.
Sebt be5 bctreQnen 8olfcs g0aGer,
Sort trc taGtcnb Stimmen fhaGeu,
Die bert 81 etncm 3fpecf ueretrt,
Sn SaltinIor SWiammen fanfen,
GWItImmt8 6drrt 70 II dufuahrfrr,
Grn llelO nuo spdbre Mtnidenfrcpnb
N2ur fam Ger orrec 2tpecs rid,t frhrer.
lligti fle ftt NarrifcN crnitlcii,
SIl6 frCem &clfc5 WreTbens.
9,un last Die 2pfpfrfee tctcn,
LIMB ihrcu tleiren NParttn ICten,
GaG Wuycn6 9letd) nimuit MN ein Gnb.
Sfrtt 2cFofrfc Tam fie tlenNen,
Gie mptlen MN cen Samuler Cnben.
Gruni iUtro nc icGer 25ilrGer hCio.
Gtr iptBen run fTe fub .befrr9cn,
93tc fje 70 fdldutlid' fInb trlcgcn,
Adt tenn netMrCdlren SadiGu @rIb.
las GoIf ";War frci" brd, bat c6 Ieircr,
9itir ltcdl ctipl6 iaucycu Gei6Pr;
@an gnren5 2auoc hat rccj QEeilr.
Nrth i! umipHit run itr @sttit1cn.
Nc6 2'clf GiaNbt nid)t mchr lire 2iloer,
lluo fG!iGlsu 1cmCEratensGd,ein.
GinliHmi9 ciir3 2loctte5 Gtrsten,
&trt man r5 hn8 eic Staatru 5cten:
"lGca, P2fcfoIc8, Iu,r CuS fret !"
Da6 &clt ftmrtfgItf, Uiu frlber rfectfrn
Drum ipdlItcn Ne eutj Ca zen rctascr,
ScGI;&er, Rdl GIL Siertcr @2ai.
Rum bhrfcr pir anf Trcifcit boffrn
EeEt StlIc acfn bic 2tr9cn often,
3n lan6e fpar bic l2cbrtcit tinc.
9iHu futlcu fje aUf brCn 9flcfcn,
gGle Ole 8anturcn5 (aiteu Crufen,
Sie fslen tpic iJc bctrp9cu fTao.
Sp ifIntTt barn fcItit fir eurru 8clten
Grprcbtcu 98aldjiu9tpn ocs Q9eiien.
!Ictnt etncn bortcn &eiSer Sd,lncf.
Tan miro bic 2ait ms uidlt mebr orltfei
Ndrriipn'6 g8abl ipigb uu6 tcq!Gdcn,
Ndn Surcn 9Cht uaG ahIecrbucf.
Sricblicb 2pn Der &leibc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Cincinnati, ben sten Wlai, 1870.

09ucrreDtVp.-Ga Gle,
Seer 9}eSaEteltr, CWpit CtlU9cnial Sc
Ie9cnbett 9e1Dntliten k0tCiL itbcr Hie
i,euc ftllitrci6c GrfjNotn9 D09ucrre'&,
bnr6 ta5 pnucuItdL rCrrlt!tGlfi
cincr CAMERA Dbftllra 0cnl6Ioc ltno
nueere Ge9cnfillbc 81 Ccpiren bcn Sc
icri1 ibrer s9citlln9 9Ibtantlun9cn 81
ltcfcrlL 70 tttrb ard 9etpt6 fir mQnde
ttc 9t0bri6t ritt ttnaneenebm fcin :
boB c8 rnlcrm 9cfNicften 2anb8lnalln,
Srn. OfeGAniflt6 9Eiltelrn 0rrtaro
babtcr jctt oub ac9Iltft it, olrb Sttls
fe jcner Crfilibun9 9tatur uH0 6ltnif
II aIIeu ikrcn 9djbnbciten 81 bclous
fdcn tllo trciItb lrteoerSu9eben. Ger
iclte iuaubtc 81 ietnen 8erfuCtcn &upe
ferWdttct all Die nit SiIter plotttrt
0nf threr SteflGCbe init 6enjl0 reis
ner Saipeteriaiire ob9crtrbGn irarell
uuO berrn IplitHr liio Gieini1unQ
litcrborpt NIT bG6lf in66itbfer 9lufs
utcrfiGnltlit SDrofllt Gadfcnltts
nj5 Son i'm fcltft bctrieben iptrrc.
Ser GrfoI9 eIltipr1d) 9Gi3 teillCn Grs
m1rtnu9en, mo ple 2Itprltdc, Die rere
fctbe crbielt, mo mr3u BET teIlcn1 Spns
ncuf6ctn 9elubbnlt(b ntNt mtbr ais 10
bt6 IS 0iilirte crfor0crliCD w2rcr fiuo
70 9cn1n ltnb ber T0tur. 8ctrcuL S0B c6
bet 2.IIen, bte ite st icben Gclc9eilbctt
battcn GtlHncn rnb 8clputccrllno
crrc9tc. Gu ruic tb @ernomncn 9es
pcnft ST.. 0erb1ro recbt balo in 0r6i
fercm 0taa5ttabe fcinc @criu0e fort
Suicecn.
Sic T0Igcn bGr Grfincnn9 bc5 0ru.
S09UCrrc, hcr fin eten Gteic Grfins
Dung cine iibrlite DeHIIcn non feds
bunCert Traufen 9(attpn0ltelchlilln0
Opn SraHirCicb empfiu9t iiuo uulltcrs
ichtar ltuo in ibrcn Gtn;elnbeiten uns
eublib. G3 it nit5t Der trli9liCbe mE
nuiICtcre mcni6lid5e 9iiCf, rer 2tCbt
mo SdDatten unterftbeibet. pber Ole
SiItcrnNe rno llu8eld)jfte Sauo, bie
o15 9Scltaa obtiIben mill; reiL ole
S0nne fc(bit miro ticr ais alImddtts
9e5 9l9cn8 elmer 9anS ncuen Sunff eins
9efIitrt. Scnin bemerft gang d)orafs
ertllll CS19uerre iYte 81 Den TUtrs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
NQCGrtChf.

9lLte Ticjcni9eN, rclde 'tct II bic Hirma
bon G GclfritQe unb 98ilftH III girter
occr &itd,crn iGiulb;9 ign0, !Us scn hermit
crinsbt All ben lluttrScja3nstcn, iHtcrIcbeEesr
Gc(clIihRftCr Der beilGteE Gj.y.a) 2abinuQ
~ Lciten Swiihen jest NIB bs.. fen giuQuft
U6hf:H6, i0bem nab jency 2',t CT: unte,
Iabite Ned9uunGcn III bic 5,iE- eiHc6 Grics
cen&riftcr6 Sum GiAtrcj5tn N.srgeten t0ers
Den ip.Ica.
&bpmQ3 z, aGjli3n.
SilcNtdHn, @2GD II. r0-4r,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Scr orvne i!icaeribc 0rad,e,

Mfcbrcre tiln9c 2eutc batten fflb CO
tlcn 9rcGcn 2ra6fn 9erla6t ipeldeA
ftc III bcr luft fltegen lteBen, unb iDbale
er bob 9enn9 lr0r, befeifi9teH lie eik
Scpt Har0tt rpel6e6 er nit etnet
S6ncllt9tctt bon s i'll 8 Meilen bit
Sttnne rurb6 9Ga6er 5pg. Siefes
Gbouiptcl atniilirte febr DieIe, melde
III ber 9ottertc ip0Steren 9ien9eh rB
DEM S0olptel Suiaben. lln9lilfIt
Gcrreiie obcr fam ba8 auf bteie str4
ge3o9ene gppt am Wlcnta9 Ha6mit,
rag nit cincn oDrbeif0brenben Sd)r
ner in 8erubrung, ptrbe lin9effiirA
lnb Die Geielifdaft i'm SDcte fteI ins
9Goiier. Gum @lif flpurben Aue set
rettet. Sic SduelIi9feit lunlnit BET
OraGje baS gpDt fort3p9, ilNr 9rSeet
ais Gte Graft bcS StcuernS bG8 frat
rte llria6e bicIc6 ltnfall8.-9uI9. 3.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Q(Qcnt0tltCr GifcnaiCEcrCt.

Ole llutrr;eiductcn babm flh nm 9cb6s
rig CiugcrtdltCt, um a.ic &cltctuu2cu IN @jues
orteitcu fir Wluhhpcrfc, Wldld,jcncrCtcn &C.
;u bcipr9cn nuo ba tjC nit ocu u6tht0eu Orch
tdufcn pcrichen ino, f. tfnucn iIe GuBarbcts
ten auf Ole bcitc 2irt orcbct uub au6fertiQcn.
Wiublmad'cr unb aNbcrc fInb eir9cldbCr,
III Der N!Icntauucr @iCBeret cinSufprctlen,
Ole friibcr rcu ocrru So fcph S. e SdQer
Qcfltbrt murte, roiCIbt &c cine Arrge @rrs
idicrenbct oou Wiuiteru bcicbcn tlnucn,
mcruutcr Tdl ale tic urueiten uuo beiteu
Ginridlnu0en fur Wubl1cihirr tCfu6cu.
@bcnfall5 batcn lle Su prrfdufen @uBars
bciten fur pferoetroft, Sfens DarrsMaldcs
men, QSa9cubildllen, @eIihfcrrbreder, 'c.
fSrcchrrn, Nrotif nm &rauB.
SacntGuyL MdB is. --3IR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

--------------------~----~
9Sefpoint.-Stefe in mandet
StnitCbt pprtrcffltttc 9lnIfdlt, ecren Gr,
'r!0tll19 rhne 53petfel uriprllnSlidb bek
GeourfnjBen Ger Hcpubltf itbr ou9es
Imcncn lrar ole ater fNtterbin 81 arie
.tIotratifD murbc, i1pem meiff MT
.Gtbne rci6er Gltert aufgenDmmeA
tpurcen lUirC nun allmattt9 ein Sc
I9enifono be8 RattpnaIbafe6 - iebpG
init ltnreGt. - sSir niiden cine Sim
lfolt rtcier 2Irt baben; ober pielleidl
III Oct &kat cine tei1ere alS 99efpptltf
i9egeNrartt9 Ill., ba6 bciBt. MIR fTno
.oollfcn!Illcn llbcrScugt Sd5 Der llntera
.rl1t IN W}ntten0tjf unb Jfaturrbilps
irpFle Cetnfdlicfenb Wtineratc9te uno
| t3eoIo9tc) )ntr9eno6 beiftr 9e9eben miro,
I1l8 cben bort and ete rQttti6cn lie
tun9en ber Gabetten pon 9Seifpoinf
Ibabcn perblenterrpetIe bcn getfaQ allet
InltItrdrtf0en 9Iuthpritdten (irie Sc
neral 8ernaro'8, be5 ebernali9en @es
IncroIinpcctcr5 Get Gereini9ten Stads
felL raiIll tr0tel9in 6eS StaateS Stra
I9tnten) crbaIten. @6 if febr broaues
Ittt, Dap ell Gbeplpg (Gpctor 9lbamso
I0uf reItgtble 9tefOrm Der @aoetteh
Iprtn9t, pbglciCb cer morolifde @barats
lie eertelbCn aIlerotn0S elncr Gpntrpllt
(abcr tlt1t ber zines 0eifliben, fpns
Irern cinc8 ntlitdrtf6en 2tufieberS cbef
Yrcfch0r5) untcrliegcn fpllte. 9fuf
IGpctrtnen faun rtc WlilitarssIcabemtt
rtdt ctn9eleh eben f0 rpeni9 auf Dras
IVerMtetin88 - eten neil tbr 3lref
InIiIttdriftb if. ltsfer Grie9Sitcretair,
Serr Notnictt, fbctltt cine dhnIide Ans
ItI6t oer GarDe 3u baterl uno nsnn bic
Icrnannte llHterfNbun95 Committee eis
IntJCN geinnocn 8crifanb beGbt Coet
ItAr lptc mir tDfet ni6t gang feblt)
70 miro lfe baranf antrasen ba6 SHt
9cctpr gINonr5 au9enblifIt6 bon BET
2(Forelnte cntfernt uro feine StelIe
Cerrn @arttdn Smitb pber einem am
oerl ttibttgen Sberpffi;ter litergebeh
lElro, zen Der Stlb ba3u prbiniren
Ittnutc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
Q5oQ(Mrftll {ydrbelt

SpjillClL 8clleu ittb GNIllnet.,taNeil.
Ter llnter,cttbuctr mndt frtucn Trrurtcn
unb TEN oCcbrtcn 9}utiFum bic crNctcntte
2luNtoc, tNB CT ttioc5 @cft,6ft oil BEN 0ltcn
Stnubr III gIlIcutnur, StNt tct 5lcjm6at18
M1uhlCn 0n Ger tIeiuru %cd,n, md, tnImCr
frrtIcGcu NIB tnfrltc rad) euem 0rtsern
MldGaab ctn1rrtdbtct bat, Gr t't foHrr TN
Staute fciuc GuntCn mad, GrrIan9cl hHs
ndrtcu 81 fturclL ltuo rcrirrjdlt eabtt hn8
ale fctue SIrtcttcn duF ctuc tNutwcrT6mhf'
0e Wdutcr pcrlcrtj1t mcrtcn itWeL uIo Npnr
81 tilli9en prcilcH.
Sur bic tiShcr crba!tcilc lintcr'llltun3
iiuIri9ft bouFcuc, tcdt CT fdl tcrfrLbcn hutb
fcrner ipjroi8 ;u ufod'er, NIB ttttct te6laIb
I'LL rcdjt 5thrctfe 2IuftrG3e.
S1cpb 6nlf.
N2ai 27. lll--3ni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

Tauiel Slub, cctn SellnB Sac. 2. Stunts,
Scicpb StunB, Daniel GircB uuo Gdthartnd,
bciIcn Grau, COanicl SdmcYcr S0crb Grcrs
lcr uuo WlrD gIur, be0er Trau, GamuCt
Shmcyer, SdmrYCr ,Gt0u. SdlnIcper,
SNcnrid, Shmpycr, @meIlne SdmpOcr, gIrts
ua Sdmpgcr, &mcIuc SdW.rycr, Gdz
rab 9lmclia SdmpYcr, Slilabcib Sd,urYer
lrub @enjamin Sd,mcyer), Sharle6 Stcwaro
umo Garat, fciue Srau, NSt!lam McIer
imo Gufanud, fcti,e Srou, sInu s5ullaIia
Sd,mrDcr, Sorab SdlmeDcr, SeNath. Bret
mig nnb &lifGtett. (cjnc 6rdlL yet. Sd1mrDs
fr, gSiIltam SdlmrYer, SdneS StwpYcrt
Saccb Rnne uub Nctcr ShmrDcr.
Srfcntiid)e giodrtdlt pjro httrmtt 3c9cs
ben, zap in SrI9e ciues @cfchl6 pcn rcr
@rnrt brn Gcmmru plco6 0cr &cdln Gauna
~ in ser Ubt9rr SodIc, b0ttrt ben 9tcu EnN
9laD, q. 9. lS40, unS an mid gertdtct ais
SocdlsSd)ertff pcu RedIa SduntN, fell ouf pf'
tentlider @erltcioerlun9 rcr0uecrt Werecr,
3cnuerlta1S, ben 2OIirn Eoo IuNuft, q. Q.
1910 auf hem @Iruuoilitde fcItf, Iic9ere gum
Gbeil IN QrwMG Tounldlip, unb tbctIS III q.
98bcitho(l Souu'dJip, III fcd'o GountD, Srst
auetnouter1recuhe Grrueliildc, S3rhubnue
uub Strit rtCr Stnf 2aae, rCtft 3utcbIr,
eutboIten 2ulon'Wcn ;pcthuuecrt uuo upclf
slfcr unb trCiei9 Nutter, uub Su9obc prn
feds 9Trsent ilrecRo an Nduterctn rru
lckth n NNdloCl GtrrtD, NNd'od Gcjtcrt ii.
Ieetbiu 9lctcr .@ud)tcl une outCre; ais t0f'
fclbe grmcRuf, 9cmcIbet III rttoem gErtt ;
beE9Icidcn Gin 9r6tercr Strid', orn rinhuu'
cert NIB spct unb fcdl6Sjo Gl6cr une cjuNuu'
l9rrzA brr Nutheu. Dnrduf bcfutct ftd'
ftsiG1h eiu swciftti0t SrdmbouS, rrt Gin
l.It.Ms ein16fi9t SIrfbouS, cine Sd,nct'
f=---'@ ScrIdcuer uub eiuc flciue Gd,cucr
nnb Srriuohous, Gin Sbf9drtcu nit rhu9c'
fibr ctNhunbcrt 8dumcu, ;woNii9 Sldcr Nuo
i9cSIanb unb pbngefNhr fluff Slfcr NGtCfrr'
LAMB Der &ct pIlu9Ianb, mir ciucm 8rcf'
fen g8afcrfrpbm Der turd) radcIbe lhuft ;
Der flsinere Strid) Cuthdlt nCuu uno riCr;iQ
9lfer urb ncunjis NuthCr, nrruutcr uicrijo
9Idcr $lpIilano uno CCr 9lclt plu9s uno 4Glcs
fcnlano 1T.
Der &crfduf ipirb 8prmittn05 I'm II NM
al crlo9tem Sage arfan9Cn, I'm wCIdc 3cit
Ole Scbiu9m9eu ioUcu bcfauut 9cuadjt pcr.
ccn, prn
8. .. Wfcefer, Stcriff.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
oSolfs5QDlln,g BOT 1910.

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@Is nef9t g.H59St SG ts <S% S"g fnSss Te
'S" M,v tt >%~o'E' ~onc =, oc,,, ~ ', e ,rSoTt
an s 0F,E cs S'GSs 8s, G9fcibem 9rn 'Df S gpS
III bcantlyprtcn, neil ibnen b4cnrc5 piclc 3ett
uuo gGubc cripdrt mcrbeu fanu. 9idmlib:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
int9e Gbiiren nnterbalb Soo9enbnG's Q8rtb6bars,
T SO. 15.

men oDn 0ctre Saine: "ifetlt elth
ou6 bier auf'' : unb bte 8biirme 9et
bprbten. St ielblf tru9 ffe an eineni
f0Dnen MDr9en oDllffanbtG BON eent
nn9eGenren 0runbifein onf ipeldent
Rte ruben, Bis 81 Der fGl0nfciL lcidtfeit
iii oen gtctber t0u6enbcn 8burmipite
bte, init QIu5natne BET Come lutS
Sa8ucrrc'&, nod J6emanb 9elehen 81
SMne; OieS lnttet fcnrerblr, TT aber
.ni0t6 oefplpent9et Y0lltommen pabr."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17
eJAnnG8 N(tth
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ter, WuttrrsTdGcr, 5irOnbGtGnter Gttner
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quite 9Irtcit NIB rrrnlpte Wgcirnung ttc fers
mere GuntIdlnft hes NntIifHm5 Su erhaItctt
SlIcntduu, Way q. t'a-3WH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-06-17

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ionft Gin Gcnebneu 9eSct9t ipel6e iii
tctnec 9GCtie bararf ibdeBen lieeelb
oa6 ct bantit iun9cbe, ffCb iclbff 5n cnts
lcitcn, unO "a an6erbem fctne pefunt.
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1uf Selbfeutleitm9 lantet, Dbne net
tereS 81 urtcr3eidNIen.
CT. SouiS 9In;. bsS SO.
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lrurpe am 9ten Mat gefc6tes @elfdp
fcrn suin &erfaaf af8ctoteR
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04


RI .;EvING THE DEAR People WITH
SHY rLtsTERs This dlctrinr lately So
popular this means of restoruti n, so ge-
nerallv prescribed nv cracks in finqncier.
ing. AMI hv de igning sharpers, shlver4
anl n large h Isl of bank ami other swind
lers, has worked its own cure. None are
now so bold or imludent as H. assert that
the pensle can be rescued lrnm theirprc
sent difficulties by chartering more banks
n iss''in! rn1Ic PIT no,es-shinp iasters.
formerly the balm for all diseases. Tx
prricn;e is great teacher. but the les
sol : il reads To many nFe often too late T.,
he Of real usr. Reason is good Tide I
which had he people Of this state listened.
thpv never wonld have run into the Wiz
excuses which they have. What could be
more erroneous or absurd than to attempt
rs was done in 81. T. mend the evil,
brought on by paper banking, By issuing
IA nv PhpSi' iF', vi 'n't N'a' w ~
ernor "a good whig by the By y called the
Legislature together for the express PR.
pose of ag'slatiag the people out Of diff
cnliies. With this wise measure common
ced the era ri shin ,ltstar pr >aer. Which
has ruined the state AMI DESTROYED hol
credit II home and abrpad: few have a.
mrssed sp'en lii fortunes nv this $, ste n
blt tha m'nv nave been rlined.
The next Legislature is called ON bv n
large M 'riiy OF the ire emon nf Miss. 4
upset the tables Fl The m paev changers
ami to turn the den of thieves ont Of the
temple at liberty. viii thew obey the
cal? win they allow n few Shqlocks a.
prey On the vitals Of the state? will
they allow ccrporatiuEs TO swinIe the
community With impunit,? to receive
spmothnE for nlthiny--to buv cote, SC.
and give n, equivalent; the past n,tss
are MT an eqriva lent for any thing!
Taere is m ich TO be done bv AMI ex-
rected from the next legislature, which
assemble at jackson on next Monday
The mlj 'rny in both bran hes is Demo.
crate. VIII they gpin for bAnk reform; or
will they logslate for shin-plas:ers, as
some Of our former Legislatures have
dJne? We will see.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04
For the Pincy Woods Planter.
TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
MISSISSIPPI.

]. ConstitaiianaIly, in few dnys. YOU
will assemble, Cor the pdrpose # consult.
ing The general welfare Of your state
2, NJ doubt variety of interests will
he presented for your C, nsilcration, but
the su! jet of BANKS, will lie Of pnra.
mount importance.
3, With 'cgnrd I" individual issues d
paper, yon have nothing to do. lie, the
issuers and those VIII, receive their paper
settle that matter II is a private affair
altogether.
4. All those Banks constituted bv soci.
cites and Incorporated by our Honorable
Body, come under your consideration, and
by Incorporating them, y)u have shared n
PORTION of responsibility, but in the mean
time they are responsible to you.
5. IL is always negstory, u delay and
tampcr'za with Banks that have at al!
sunk in point of credit never lncw
such nne really resuscitated. Bnnks
arc like Cesars wife, they must be above
SUSPECT N.
6. As regnrls the State Bunk, the
Union Bank. tho writer of this article
would advise YOU Ia cherish il. {, in so
doing, YOU can keep within the pale of
7. Among people so commercial as
your constituents, they must have paper;
but they demand ut your hands raid
paper.
2. If, however, YOU fnl mismnnrgc-
ment even with respect to this B,nk,
correct il with the hand of parental i'm.
parti''ity
8. R"garl MT the suspension OF one
State, or the uon-suspensi' n If another.
Conine yonr views to the limits Of your
own new AMI rising MISSISSIPPI.
10. II pc, gentlemen, Won will not con
slider thi. little piece dictatpral, il is only
meant TO call Your attention to this verv
important subject.
IL. And regardless Of PARTY politics.
combine y"u' wisdom and energy in the
Of this matter; AMI relieve
vour State from the ridiculous AMI emb,r-
rassel condition in With she SPACED
II. And ali your Constituents will cry
ont AMEN!
l3. Accept The high consideration Of
your fellow ct'zan, AFr[CUS.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

News FROM WASHING T0N-SPEAKER f.,
LEcTRD On Ma iav evening. the 18th
December, Congress succeeded IN the e.
lection ola Spencer IN the eleventh bal-
ld-R M. y Hunter. of Virginia, having
received frO roiPe overall his untac 'nistS.
The whigS cali Mr., Hunter "Sul -Treastl-
~ Whig;" the u ADMINISTRATION party say
he is ~ iVHy 1t nit but rather "Srb-
Treasury Independent Liberal. lie re-
cci3ed 10 votes.
The dty after the election. Tuesday,
the l7th, Congress- went back again to
the saij'2t OF the contested seats from
New jersey. II was thought by letter
writer's that the NcSspge would be deIiv-
cred on Friiav. the 20,h Dee.
The Stan ling Committee in the SEN
ltr hnl been anpninted; but MT in the
Il,Ise.- Free Tder. Jan ,.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-04

w: request the officers ofthe differ.
ent Agricultural Societies in MISSES.
ipPl, al'o the editors Of papers, to no
nee that a melting Of daiegat will take
place atJacksoa on H. Sd M,aIay, Ooh
tag 9fJasuay,lSl), for the purpose Of
forming u State Agricultural Society,
ana OF m,moTializing II, Legislature
upon the subject. We are apthoriz ID
by the President of the Kinds County
Agricultural Society, Col. r, :. DAB.
NHv, and by the Secretary, s, {, Ban.
TON, Esq, to make this encouragement.
Times.