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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03


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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

or places, and riumphanhy carrying the war into
the onemys country at the Thames, where was M :
Van Buren,, during that gloomy hour Like the
recording Angel, would, that we could drop tear
on the aoordS, and blot them out for ever, he rus
opposing tie ,oar, and the rceleetion IF Mr.. MADI-
SON
1T is impossible fellow citizens, that such man,
can again obtain the suiIrnges of this enlightened
people. Public opinion, like the finger on the
wall, already points TO him, 'depart thou, and
make way for the one, whom Hhe people, will
soon delight to honor
Fear not, fellow citzens cause is just, and
wants only ourunitod exertons. 1t is already reg
istered trust, before High Heaven,-and there,
fixing our hopes, let confidently look, to hap.
Ply termination of all our suferngs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

from their own countrymen, are that OF "WashipaA
| tonians." The arch imposor, who deceived Eve
might with as much propriey be called an Angel
of light. of this description the dscip pies Of
Washington. By their fruits shall ye know them /"
In the same humber OF the Star with the nboS O
is the following article, taken from the National
Intelligencer, which paper now supports Harrison,
awe confess ourselves at loss for words with
which 10 convey our feelings, at Gen. HARRl-
SONS VICTORY. The PERSEVERlNG PAT
RIOTISM and VALOR of this lNDEFATIGA-
BILE COMMANDER, and the qualities in
his undaunted troops, after encounterng difficulties
of which the country at large seems never TO have
been fully aware, have at length completely tri.
umphed."
In the Star of Nov. II is the following, taken
from the Buffalo Gazette:
"We have the satisfaction of announcing 10 our
readers that the U. $. briggs Niagara, Caledonia,
and Hunter arrived of Buffalo creek this day with
Com. Perry and Gen, HARRISON on board. To
describe the 10y exhibited on the appearance of the
GALLANT MEN to whom the inhabitants on a
frontier of a thousand miles OWE their PEACE
and SECURITY; we will merely state that the
HEROES were very handsomely saluted by Col.
Chaplin, from our battery with three hearty cheers,
which was returned in very appropriate manner
from the fleet"
We could multiply extracts like the above. To
the old Republicans would say, look well tn
your ancient credible not led aslray by iedernl
Van Buren, Iights-apostates from the Republican
faith. Remember that Martin Chiitenden is the
man whose election referred 10 above by the
Star as Governor, that he is now staunch Vani'n-
rem man, and that Van Buren, intrigued with him
and the federalists Of the Legislature about those
days to secure a nomination for the Presidency
against James Madison. Mark the agreement in
the treatment OF the Star Of Gen, Harrison now,
! and those papers you looked upon as enemies Of
IRePublicanism in 1912, &c. No intelligent man
can bo deceived in these matters.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10
STATE DEBTs-GRoss DECEPTION

There Is manifested a surprising boldness in the
columns ofthe V. B. papers, in charging the Wings
with a desire to cause tho National Government to
assume the debts Of the States. Not Wing in
or out OF Congress, to our knowledge, wishes any
thing of the kind. When Benton brought forth his
resolution, Webster, Clay, Crittenden, and all the
Wings who said any thing upon The subject declar.
ed themselves opposed to any such scheme and then
kneao Of none aoho faoored ii. Let every wing take
pains to set this matter right, and expose this at
tempt 10 deceive the public by the Van Buren, dem
agogues.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10
"lIarrison's yMareA' in Massachnsans. :

"HnrriSon s march, in Massachusetts. The town
elections contested in Mass. and the vote in
many instances is larger than it vas in the fall
and the HARRISON ticlet sweeps almost every thing
before it, AS specimens Roxbury gave Everett
"a majority last iall--has elected Wing town off
GERS by $50 maj E, Quincy gave Morton 95 maj. now
the Wings have elected Of the selactmen.-
Lowell gave 2lS Wing maj. last iall-now the ma
jority is 437. Wing maj in Worcester last fall
2jO-now $40. The Bay State working men do
not relish the idea of being reduced 10 the Cuba
standard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

New HAMPSHIRE. The election Of State officers
takes place to day Enos Stevens of Charlestown,
will be voted for by the Wings, and John Page of
Haverhil, is the candidate Of the V. b. party. The
Claremont Eagle says, "The election will go al
most by default-the wings reservng their energies
till the Presidential campaign, when believe
they will give a good account of themselves
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10
RESOLVES OF THE LATE V. buren, CON
VENTION IN THIS COUNTY

The monstrous, palpable, and unqualified mis-.
representations OF Wing principles and conduct
contained In these resolutions deserve notice
The LIST resolve declares that the Wings in Con-
gress have retarded the business Of that body.
This is not true--for the Vanites have a majority
in both branches, eAIIIbted tho first vote on
the New Jersey case, and could have organized
the House any time. The Wings elected Speak.
er by the aid Of few disnffected Adm. members
who voted with them neither before or since. 1t
will be hard to make people believe that minority
| can control a majority in deherative BODY; and
no honest man would attempt it.
The I'd asserts that the Wings by party votes
make extravagant appropriations.
A most insulting un,ruth. For or 10 years past
the Adm. maj. in the House has been from 10 40
and the Wings have fought continually against
| extravagant appropriations The Wings, in II mi.
| nori.y of from to 40 control the House! An A.
rab would not believe this.
| The Sd resolve asserts that the Wings favor n
plan OF having the National Government assume
the debts of the States.
This is the boldcst untruh Of all. Not a Whig
in Congress has said word in favor Of a measure
of this Sort and nearly every Wing Senator has
spoken IN opposition to any such measure. 1t Is
a reckle fabrication of the V. B. party.
The 9TH resolve declares that we may expect de-
! rangement in monetary affairs when we import
more than we export.
True, pcrhaps-and we shall import than
we export so long as the present anti tariff Admin
isu alton is in power. Van Buren, is pledged a.
ganst protective tariff, say his southern friends,
| and the North Is falling sacrifice by competition
with the half starved laborers of Europe Again
our currency, before it made 'better' by the
" b party, was as good as gold in paying for what
we bought of other natons-now the "better cur
rency" will not be taken, and they demand gold
and silver, which is drawn from the banks, and
every dollar which goes abroad takes three from
our recitation, oil if the banks hold on to it they
must suspend Garry out the Wing doctrine-give
us protective tariff and currency it was before
it was ''bettered" and we should hear of
Corporations" 'hard times aud "bank suspen-
sions."
The 10th commends the Hon. Senators of this
County for their FIRMNESS in bank reform.
This, it is limited, means then votes in 1888, a.
gainst bill rechartering the Danville bank, and,
on motion for a reconsideration of the same voting
against it, Firmncss, indeed
On the whole, ofal the charges in the resolves
against the Wings, only is true-that is, the
Wings oppose the Sub Treasury.
This is true. Their Wing forefathers opposed
oppression-their descendants, inspired by the
love OF freedom resist measure, the like of which
has crushed the earth half of the nations of the
old world and made them the subjects of cruel
despots.
nj a HARRIsoN paper has been started in DAY.
ton County, Ohio, with the title of The Log Cabin
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

Gj'A small gaen from Vermont At the town
meeting in st. Adams, the Harrison ticket was
successful. The Vanites held caucus-prepared
for tho day--the day came and with it defeat TO
them. Last fall the Vaptes carried their ticket
by about so majority. John Smith will walk the
plank next fall
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

We published few weeks ago an article from
the Conn. Democrat, stating that the President
wrote to the u S. District Judge ordering the AZ
rcans taken from the Amstad to be sent 10 Ha>
vann. The Judge says such letter has been
written to him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

HARD-Mo TiMEs.-r These times appear to
have begun To penetrate the interior The lIa
gcrstown (Md) Torch Light says:-'The laborers on
the Fraklu Railroad, now in progress of construc-
ton, received 81 per day last fall; they re-
ceive but rs cents, The laborers the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, west of Harper's Ferry, at the
commencement of that work, received ST ,25 per
day; they now receive 60 I-2 cents. And after
weeks ago, hundreds and hundreds of laborers were
willing TO work for their boarding, but could no.
get employment. This rate of reduction of wages
is as rapid as Mr. Van Buren, or Mr. Buchanan, or
any of their friends, desire. But it is the prac-
teal effect OF their scheme, contended for by
themselves Boston Atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

should go 30 the office holders 81 all The natural
consequence MS you cnll them, should operate
to depress labor and discourage industry Cool
morning. M Senator, when have time will
call and converse further with you.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

II The Star says that Mr. Bellows address at
the Harrisonan Convention was "compied from
old newspaper slang against Jackson" A wit al
our elbow inquiries if Mr. b. copied il from the North
Star, of wears ago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

The peach trees were in full bloom in New o.
leans on the 10th ult., and the orange groves
blossoming in Florida at the same time.
To CURE A HoRsE's CoUGH.-E. Wood, Esq. of
Winthrop, recommends in the Maine Farmer, to
cut up cedar boughs fine, and mix with provender,
as a cure for cough in horses.
The Greensboro N. c. Patriot states, that man
named William Kersey, was burned to death in
that county the 3Ist ult. He intoxicated to
such degree that when he lay down by fire,
and his clothes caught, he was unable to get away,
and he was literally roasted alive
MI Goodrich, in his lecture before the Boston
Wing Assoc iation, based portion OF his address up
the following proposition. make the laborer pros
porous and the rich will take care Of themselves.
Such are the views of all good Wings on this sub
ject
The New York papers announce that the booy
ofa young lady, apparently Is or 20 years of age
was picked up on Friday last, near Bergen Point
Her hose Were marked with the initials A. W.
Probably the body of Miss Wheeler, of Green
field Mass, who persisted in the Lexington.
% Mr. Giddings, of Ohio, stated in the House OF
Representatives on Friday last, that the wages Oh
laborer in Ohio, in 1886, was dollar and twenty
FIVE cents day; but it is only hirty-se'S"
and half cents day. The prices of produce "a"
fallen in a similor proportion,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

GJAt the late Young Mems Harrsonian Con,
venlion in Connecticut, FIVE THOUSAND del
egates were present
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

HINT TO Benton, BUCHANAN 81 Coat q
very large meeting of the friends of Harrison and
Tyler, held in Jefferson County Ohio, the follow
ing is published in the series Of resolutions adopted
1t refers Of course to the effect of specie currency
sublreasury bill, and its authors and abettors
Resolved, That any Senator Of the United States
Congress. man, or other man, who would al.
tempt to bring down the wages of labor to ~ l-2
cents day, and bushe of wheat TO Is cents,
ought TO be elevated as high Hannah, and in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10

~ a HARRISON paper has been started in Day
ton County, Ohio, with the title of The Log Cabin
ADVOCATE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10
THMOAS CORWIN.

This nomination has received the unqualified APP
probation of The members of the Convention. That
!, VIII he hailed by The Harrison men Of the State
with cordial and enthusiastic action, is not TO be
doubted The opponents Of Van Buren,, in Ohio,
have come forward in their might, IL pledged them
selves, on the altar Of American Liberty to redeem
Ohio from the oppression Of the spoiIsmen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-03-10
From the Ohio State journal Of Feb. %.
OHIO RRISON cow NTIOl

The rain is pouring down in torrents, while we
wre--lhe mud is knee dee in the roads-al the
w;niry elements, except Frost, are busy-BUT, THE
PEOPLE ARE HERE! The streets of Columbus pre-
sent, despite the weeping clouds, one solid mass of
animated, joyous Republicans, all camorous for the
Hero of Tippecanoe and the Thames.
We watched the in. gathering of The people, on
Thursday and Friday, with a view to write a dos
crpton of 1t. But we cannot describe II. From
the east, the west the NORTH and the south, the
people poured in, in dense and continuous streams
On they came, rending the blue wekn with their
shouts. The Van Burentcs fed the streets, and
gave place to the huge columns of the True De.
nROcracy Banners, ingenious in device, and splen-
did in execution, doomed in the air; flags were
streaming, and all the insignia of Freedom swept
along in glory and tr iumph. Canoes, planted on
wheels and manned by the brave and generous
friends OF Harrison and TYler-square rugged Briggs
Log Cabins. even miniature of ole Fort Meigs
all these, and more, made up the grand sum Of
excitement aud surprise
The number of persons IN attendance, ms mem
bers of the Convention, is est mated at TWENTY
THOUSAND. 1t is impossible to Judge with ac-
cnracy, as but few delegations have reported full
lists of their members. Numerous, however, as
has been and is the crowd, all hav been fed and
sheltered, and cherished Not single cherries
or disappointed face can be seen amid the vast as
semblaGe. All is gaity, good humor, and CONF.
DENCE OF FUTURE SUCCESS.
Last night, the committees, appointed by the
several delegations, met, and nominated, as the
Candidate for Governor, worthey and hgy
gifted citizen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
Olttppe6, ben 5ten Sebruar, ls4O
.alw9an9 l2.]
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Diefe 3eitung piro jcbeu Wittwch auf
tinem 9rcBen SnpersHcpal Sc9en, NIT gan;
neuen Sdriften, herausge9cben. r.
Der SublcriptiousspreiS iifetn z GbaIer
bes Sab,s, in Sorausbesab
SIN Saa cies niht 9efhiebt, 70 wcrccn Elm
Gbaler uno fllnf uno ;panSi5 @ent5 an9es
redlnet.
Rein Subicrtbent rpirb fir ,peni9er ais
Mcnate oitAcuommeu, uuo feiuer fam Die
3eituug auf9sben, bis ale 0litditinoe parauf
abbe3ahlt fIno.
Gefdnntmatbuu9en, welde etn Gieref
ausmahen, ,perpen orcimal fir einen 3haler
cingcriidt, uno fir jeoe ferncre Ginrhfng
fnnf uno spansi9 @cnts. - @roBcre uab
Nerhiltnis.
Giejcni9e rprI6e Die 3eitltn9 nit Der 9Doft
Deer oem pcltreiter erhaltcn, mllien ftlbfi
Safiir beSahlcn.
9lac Sriefe an ben Ncrau69ebcr mIiiru
20 tfrei siuaeianct werceu, font meroen
fTc nitht anfaeucmnien.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
Scr bcfcbGmtc SNplf.

@sprahlte emf Dor pielen antern Sbieren
Der gSclf NIT elmer eblPn Chat.
sd, nil, iprad) er, ben Sfepf periieren,
Wenn lIe nd,t Suern 9eifall bat.
SemeiIe !-ricf man ihin ent0coen:
SNat je ein 8clf mas @nt's getban?
SIT Dir an SeifalI mas seIc9en,
60 far9e ;u ersdhlen CIT
gs mar, fubr Seuer fort, an einem friiten
Aforgcn,
glls Scenario all Zen Srcm fd1en ieine Seer
Se tricb
sd, fab, I'M ointerbalt perbcroen,
Oas oprt Elm Sdaaf ;uriicf AM libhonq blicb :;
lin ausSuritbn, itredt eS fId, IctIofeao nircer
llnb itlr5te in Den Strom hinetu;
Sjleld elit' td1 hin, llfe rettete e6 ipteeer.
Sel eer @jefabr tonnt' id, talD ieibif perlcrcn
irlu.
Shcn fpellte man tcs Brffcs @rcBmutb
rreiien,
Slle, Ipcttenb, Ild) Der 6acbs gebGr crbat.
Sd, 9lu9euSeu9e fam bGpeIen,
9SaS otefer an cem Sdaafc that.
,Sin 9SaIIer lleB CT eS ntd,t lie9cn
Scn Ua9en brdud)te enen 9taub.
3errtlien hat cr'S nit 9erauiiaen:
Tao Slut tesctcbnet nod ben Staub.-
Set etcicu QScrten FAM Der Chatter
8eidimt, Warf eillcn wilosn Slict
2lnf irincn liitiacn &crrlttcr,
llnS flcb rr9rimmt inssit @ebIfth plrif.
8 f0uuten mir bcs 2tuteru 9lblttt wilIcr,
9Rlt Der or @ut's 9cthau ,u toben 9laubt;
98te mircc or fIo, ld,dmeu mnGcn!
Scradlhu9 trdf' ibn bonn ifatt 9lubms, ben
er geraubt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
9lcuc 2tcGtcr-3 3teberet.

Der llnterictdnete madt hermit bem 91uts
Iifum cieicr Stabt mo 9tad,barfhaft befannt,
oaS er Gas 0td)tcrmad,cn in Der Staet 9ltIcns
taun anqefangru hat, in Der Namltpn StroIs
ie, uube bel 9Netcr &nus's 9Sirthstaufe, lpcs
fcIbt prn ibm ale Sortcn, 6tcr, Ster uno
l0tcr eid,ter ;u haben iluo, pelfe pom be-
fen llnfd,litt uno Q8icgcE9arn 9emadlt iInc.
Stchrh1itcr uro anoere merben e6 su ihrcm
&ortbeii ftuecn in fciner Sabrtf auSuiprethen,
uno nan tbm Su fdufeu, inoem er pcrthert
1T raf {tire Qidhter linen o6tl;9e 3ufrieCcns
hcit 9cbcu iperocn. Gr bpfft rurth &iiiias
felt III ieircu preiIcr unb prompte SebCns
nug frincr 8unbcr, etn Gbcil Der SnneIdj0ft
oee 9lutllfum6 81 crhaltcn.
lluihlItt wiro III 2lustuuih fir Qidbtcr ous
gcncmmen mo crr bnditc WarttpreiS Snfnr
erlaubt.
SO. Sobann.
slNentaurL San. 90. 1q-3Wc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
OeTcutliCDe 2Sencu.

Sreita9s, Den l4tcu Tcbrlrar, INN 10 llhr
Srrmtt09s, iou au rcm SHaufe BED llnter>
seiducten, in Icrps sqBhcjtbaa GaunlAp, Efs
fentlid, rcrfduft ,perteL:
pferre, I2 Srcf Ntnbriet, II Sfaafc,
. N6i9en, 3 pfuac, Gg9en, cine &utide nit
G,elhirr Gin Scep nm @lirnerS Su fabren !;
ein grcser SorD ncbit pfcrce, Geid,irr, neblf
nod aubrrc 2lrttfsl 81 tpeitlduftil su mel
cen.-0ie Seeinqsn9cn ces 8erfa,fS iolleu
am Gage oes Ssrfauf5 bcfanut 9emad,t uro
9'hOri9e 2lHfwartuuQ 9cgebcn werocn bon
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
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bon Oaniei peter, Sdhrciuer 1T Soei
belbcr9 IauuGthtp, &eha @luuty, Sfrntlid,
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gen, Elm lchter 2 G,dulSwaseu uuo Gin Gin,
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bel Der 3cnue, meb1 nod eielerlei 8aucrns
uno Soaus9crdtb, su mcitl6uftig gu mclpcn.
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Gage Der Senou bcfanut ssmad)t NIB 9ebt,
ri9e 2lufpartMn9 gcgcben psrosn bon
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R.San. %. nD-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-02-05
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ten icbalp pic m09ltdl 3abluu9 Su leltcu.-
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an Sbengenanntcu 9Infcrberun9en baben,
thre 9ictnunaeu bel cen glgcnten eiureidcn,
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