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Sransn Nseeen watreHo Der Gdwauaers,
ietaft ftbr wirffam unp robIttatia fine en-,
ano fonntn piefebrM ntbmfn ebat Die atrinas
fte Surtt, paB fle ibrcr $eitesfrRht aefabr.
lieb fperbtn. Sie werbtn be unausenebmeu
GmpfnsunSen pertrtiteu, bic wabrtnp DER
S6wenscritbaft se,ptbnlet 1tncal E Stbrpi
be, mattiatsit, GhnineeI, Gbwtrmntb.
&ranfIihteit ses Mascns, isbnIihtiets
Srlanscr, Gcitenitbmer,cn, @debwellsa 0.
bcr Sthmcrsen i'm Sci1ebt
8raReM perren fte uah Der gntkineuua
iebr beliam flnosn, inrem (le ibrs natiirIlhe
SGunebslt une Z tarte wicoer Ghaea beritel=
len, neil lte has Spftem reiutsen bon alien
nnrslneh Ssuebtiateltsn IN Getlhtb, nnb bt.
plrten alio earnrb Die Spannfraft une
Stdrfs eurh ben S6rptr.
Sls 1tKb eas frdftlafts Geaenaift aeafn
D1ertnr. Nlnsta, ar1tnif oper Quiuus uno
atasn allt mlneralildea 3utsrituussm, ,c,e tis
Jrsf ertuneen murben; unS Ioltbe DerIoueu
ole Wlnerallrn anstmeAeet eper asbrauctt
batcn. tfrnrers merfur, wabreue elmer
Sranthelt ppn lraenc tinsr &rantbut pea
aiaenp elmer 8eihafsnbsit, Iclltsa nj, per.
fsbIfa feline wlrtnns aaaslieb aus sem Sy,
itCm ~ Oerbaufn.
Walcr, Giatsr, 8lsimtrlfanten, 2(rteiter
III McituS uue Furfrr, &c. werbrn (e ais
ela elacntbhmllhes Ollttsl finccn seaen Glie
perldbmuna Don Slei, NIB aeacn be perGfhte,
oencn nnaciunheu glnpirfnnaen, Die (tth lei
lclthtn 'pericnen oft clnfeleu, wsaen ibrsr
8eittdftlauns
Sur Vpeunatb biemus uat &iett bak,r Ge
lltb lehNm olr!fatb ais ein sang eisentbhmit,,
dies Scilmittsl bspabrt nno werpcu init
arbbtun 0Hrauen baflr cmpfcblcn.
3u perfanfcn in $ebp's &euupbeitsmittel
Ollsrerlaae gum Gtbile ecs "acornen UeIers
une Shlanaen. Np. 1911 81 2te Gra,It, els
nlas Sbaren un;erbalb Der 8lns in pbilas
ecIpbia.
Inct tsi csn 5auptsSrnsiifm in VpGas
rclpba, Nnr bel
s. Slrtt, Nrotbsfsr, efs esr eten u. ga(s
lcmblll GtraGr.
I. Snittnue Go. lprtbcfer, brittle @ual.
i' naftlte &RN gum rcthcD &6men.
=. Gilbert nnb co. 4pctbeter, GratIe,
n0be Der Slne &traTe.
4pam 5laesab Stcbr, {merif,
Ulentacmern gumtr.
| Dean IL Gebraf'S Stpbr, Jlorristauu.
Sreheits 2Bacbtr Oruferei, Sf,ppae.
Sarsr Srsunr 9ruaerei @umnptaun.
Ornftrel 5ce $lterolcn 8ecbaettsr, Nsae,
prrls 25 etnt bic Sebat6tel.
Uenc p6l!iae usbanpluna iter scn Gt,
tranb elrlrr $cirp's Blutspiaen in oeutIhrr
nno enaIllebsr Spraebe if oen Boren brises
aebm.
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Sr. ged,ter's
gMl19en I Pr s1erpattp.
Grei5 SO Sent Die E[aIche.

gFeie 5O cent Die Sldld,e,
ST cine icbr fthaBtarc 3utsrcituna, fitpeAt
ourcb finsn rearlmdlflasn unc tsrhbmtsn
pruticten Arit, Der Ile htsr funf,is Sabre in
lener cisentm sprarls in 2eutieblanp aes
trauctt bate, in ,pcltem $auee Ge ,rdhrcno
jener Sclt auirit aussetetnt tenutt purbe,
bsl Puiten Srrtaltunacn, Ratarbfeter. .Gnas
bruitiatelt, StuthbnIttn, Gttcn une S9lifens
ithmsr5en, Sln0pcirn, jersr urt Sruits uns
suhacnhei fhmerptn, nnh III 6rmmlna Der bers
anhabsnpen Nne5cbruma Oielcs Fam. ais SOS
eer ohlasn Wieot5n aeiaat werpen, ater bic
5ettunashrtanhttnathunaen nnb III fcttGpies
liza caia; jerer befrieriaenhe Btmeis in pf.
fen 1SlrfNnaen miro in tlnem 9erGuth nas
nit aefnnccn werren, 70 pie suct sablrcite
empteblunacn ole Inlpciiunas,ettd tealsi.
trnp. llchsr 1000 Slafdem (nr ansin in
50 bilarelphia rpdbrcnp ecm lcsteA QBinter
psrfanft wcreen, sin ,ibcr,euaemecr Sswf,s
pcn ernen Slnsbartelt. font miirec eine 70
gro Ne OuaAttAt nie ssltanft mcrecn fetn
GOV wlrtiaM 1T rie D1spi,ln arreefsn in
&urlrnna Der perieb.erenen Granfheiten fln
wrcbs lte rmpfcbIen if, oas &c aaen anberR
BON Sarfaparlaa, panaeeas,
&C. ifbnru pcranarbt.
Sirle 3tuanlle fine BON 5eit ;u 3cit trbaf>
tsu une tefannt aemaht weraen, atsr Der
xclteaaufpaue BON 3sitanasbefant,nahunx
asn scrtlctet re.en Wittbeiuns anbisr. Die
$cicbtadubiaten f6nAtn leiebt iiter;snst net,
rem BON oer Slhsliehftit pieitr Weoisin nenn
fe anruftn an &eiep's 6efunebeits gmrcris
um, So. 81 gtorb3wsittnitraHs, unterbalb
Der Sine @rafTe, inm Sd,ilo bes "acioenen
uolrrs une eblaraen' allrne 3susniJe unb
3n buaesrtsn bon Sagen ber
mcrt,p'reiafsn 8nrsn burdt eitft W,sriiia
scrstinst wubsn fonntn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-24
Serf5 Gauntp SntelIi9en; 2lmt.

Inf Srlnaenbee grinc6tn piclsr icincr
Srrunre muree lMtcrSrlttnctCr tcspracH, Gin
aIlaemriues SntclliaenSsAm in Ssrbtncuna
NIT iclnen anoern GcicbAftcm III ertfnsn, no
prioncn fir oHentlittc 0elehruns, racne
5auier, bic III pcrlebucu, Su pcrtaufcn, cscr
81 rermcrrSdtibcn Ine, cnuaacn !alTcn nne
@5c!chg, Die IN rrutsm taufcn crcr auf Olcrt:
aatieh 5n lrbncn miinithen grfnnplauna Gin
3trbcn f6nnen. audi Werptn ale anbers in
tincm Sntflliacr; 2tmt actbrenps gelb6fts
psrrlcbtst auf Iufra9e tci
George oB. Sofelen,
Slcrb Ste GtraITt, scaenatcr Der gpis:
tcpaE&lrete, Stcabins.
Slopemter l9.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-03-24
ApeSns eineS .gsrtlffatS pom gbrr. 9oftcr
. 4 + &c If, lteberi0en Nrefiebcntsn pom

ausSns eine6 ,gsrtlffatS pom gbrn. 9oftcr
Sa beef lsebui9sn Yreftoentsn pom
9Salbin9ton Seac9e, Maire.
"Son friberer pcrftnlibsr Ssfanntftbaft
nit Or. 8. Sapne, elnsm rr9uIarsn Stubsns
ten ser n'eeiSinid)sn llnrsrijtdt BON YennipI:
pansn, uno tlnen srfabrsasn 9lhflibsu prafs
tltantsn ben OtsciSinsn, mar i'd i'm Gtanee
DE jablrsidhen Ntttitate iu @unfisn lsiner pers
tb'scensn mteiSnlten Yrparaticnsn ,u &c
'tdtt9tn, pielnRbr ME cine W1ebrbeit Selder
Die ndt bsisS ,pilien. 9tab ensm 8srlud,
eerfelben III meincr sigsnen Samlis, unp eini.
9e raprn perionlih,hats id MIDI bon JGabrs
belt olslsr 3su9niiIe pclli9 htervu9t @ie iino
ipas lie sSr9ebsn ;u iein--fsine 0uafalbsreisn
-ienesrn fhnifliCb bereitste Weoi,nen fir eis
ni9e esr 9sfdbribltsn nsniblitsn &ranfbei:
ten. sSd issls eab fis bcb9efbdst,, uno pers
id'sSentlid) pen ben 9sfbifteltsn 9cfteren Der
9fseiSin psrsefhricbm meresn, ie,prbl, in siss
fer Stact ais font ,pc, unb ieb nebne feinsr
4nifane Sieislben ais eincn fbdsbartn 3uIas
~ nnierr mseisiniihsn Matsra, UNI cine fi.
d'tte iomebl ais unfbdnhtb unt ndeIibe Dtes
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81 nf ii II 81 9 II II 8.


eu ttuiasn wcebcnaaro Die prrhe eers
faden uue IN, 8srlas plsisr StltunS srlhnS
nen, Gin fhistMs6 anr nie.fees 1srt' Ne
ttelt:
Ser
prattiltbe uno erfotrene
Natb9ebe
ale oitjeni9en SiufIsr nnp sprcfsIfrnlt'n,
meIebe ibren 1rbciteu aus 6ol5, Oletall,
9orn, Stilrpatt, glsnbsi,, $eesr Papps'
,t. eurcb Shlsiftn. poliren, Sarten, Sslf'
gen, $adirem, 4nfrsihsa, Seraclorn, SerS
fIbsrn, Bronsirsn, 8rhnireh Oae'rlrtn &c
Die taAfe Sttnbsit nne Sollenrnn9
~ perlellrn ItrsbsM
ooertiu
aus laneja Wi9er Grfabruaa eelborftee
Geaeptbu b
fir gbemiiteu, Xunittiihler, Oabbeli6relncr,
9cwch;lhafter aup BaebIrnmaeber, satlrer
FnHbeusunc Observation-Disclosures, 8rraolrrr,
XunttprehsIcr, &am,naettr, SleGlbmlere
unp mebrsre anpere Sewsrttrsitsnps, nstf
9rinpliehen Nn,peIunsen hher bic
Bebaapluns unp Nnpenoun3
Der stsetsneneu NtStptr.
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slut p / Q { It.

W1ebr ais lo,oo0s8oren ben $ciop's Slut
plIsn muresn IN Dbilarclpbla allsin Der:
faufttunb tlutlt arbhere Qnantltdt i'm San:
Dc, in BEN perfodtueu Sabre (sin htirseus
eer Srpcis ibrss unIbastarsn 2Dertbes
unb ibrsr Stilfraft, lcnft ,pliroe clnc 10 gro.
ke Suantitat nlt psrtouft ,pfrptn t6nnen. }
AnempfebIun9eu Don pleltn Der aneaeSeld,s
nct,ten Htrats, uus 2nptrer, NIT tfslrltcn:
Den Olrctticacn nm cine jcse Bors.-Nns
cmrfsblunsen uno Die sputHlrnus Der ;ab:
rsltbsn sSG&slnisungen Nne sn tcttirlei 9
nm Ite bier aufhbrcu ~ f6nnrn.
Sic(e spil!en l,ne sinjla nnb aflcin aus
@rautcrn 5niammenaffst, rppUon Sarfaeas
riaa eia BstanptbsIl III.
Cir Rnp frti rrn Qmtd fl5sr ebtr anerrn
mincrailthcn 3ufdgcn aus msltten bcinabf
allie atriasu Qillen teitcbrne uNe prpurth
mebr atfibrlibc 8cl9sn snttteben als BON
tiniatn anpern llriaetsn.
Dlejc pllsn, inorm fs cas Grhlht rclnis
aen, tsieltiasn Die Olpttbrpcnpiattlt 10 oft
alcer 3u laIisn ais es selp6bnleb acicbicbt
Sle wsresn allie llnrelntafsitsn cntfernrn !;
unc iplts bls Circulation frs Siuts auf lrz
agub cine QSrlie perblnpcrt mcrheM 70 mer:
reu (ie elsItlts wisper berftsllsn, uuc 9erlb
ene isbr bc;ljame wlrtHna Madden. Ole
glatur wlrc furh lbvtn Gchrauth ssRdrft
uur ale uuanacncbmru 2pmrtcme entfcrnt.
BenM QerfpnsR ocn riner lana'n nn0
teftl9sn &rantbsit Analen ftnp, 10 ,perecH ie
plc,stsu itbr wcbltbdtla iinbcu nm Die
Scutbtlafelten am &6rpsr III cntftrnen, he
acwtbnlitt uotb III fen Spitrm ?urhftrl
ten uuc lbc,le aud purt Die 8srlchlcceu
brit uno NJ1snsc oct Otseisincn berOcyats
traett wrrpcu, els wibrsne ttr &rantbrlt
aenehlmtn pcrnen.
Slew wcrccn Gsbr wlrtfam acfltuorn ,per
peu ,ur gntfsruuus aller frantlthsn Gmp:
fnpnuacu ,Gtcfnnarm une ptrfrrttne Stutt
tiaPe ,tcu Die i'm GstlIt entta:en fnr, unp
surd ibrt mIrt gs9rnltbatt dis Ntfhhrnms
etmittel wCrten fle rae Srttrm rpr pleien
alftlaen glnmrfuMoen trfrticu; fenn bon
Der Srautbrlt Ne WInt bdnat et Gtiuncs
btlt DER mtnihtn ab, rpls fs IN ptr Slstsl
aelcbyt ,piro "tas $cten ecs Sletibts ut
tn p lntc,"
Sie wsreen Itbr nahlit ieia 5ur Sertrsis
tnms Der anaraenekmcn Srmptcmc nnc zen
gmAus pcn Ycutitiaftit, Die ae,pobnlieb
Set,padbcit, Shmluer im Sppf Kppfs
web &c herpcrttin9es.
gle ,pereen fshr rpirfIaln aefnneeH rprrcrn
tir bic ge(iebtsfarbs better 81 mahcH nne ei
ne juaensIicse Slhtbe bcrperautrinsem ole
ScnuentIeefe, ercfeuc uno rpaHeriae Slass
eten I'm Se1tht, am gals nno an Xorper 3u
psrtrrben; blahe SartG 5tselattfrn, SIN:
asrn, @rino oesr 4uslbIdSe ~ Dem Sers
per, &c.
Sra,,en,immsr wcrcrn at ale cia inthas'
bares O1ittel fupcn tsi ieper monatllebsa
ober Teacln, I'M Die eerclftsn
Neuhtiafeiten une Die nnanacnetme IBirs
funs oerleltm im oieien psrcccR 5u Dsrtrsi=
Ben.
Srantn,immer bon Diersia bis iinf,ia
Satrsn, III rpelder Grit flet Gin Wtbfel in
ftrperliten Gpitem enfteut, ,psrsen in bic.
ZEN p,llsm itfes >inpsruna TGeen une bic I'm
gisfnltbaft oerfeltm wabrneb.
mtn
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Srtefe uno Spllmat,ten.

2Sereen, tpie Uerbil, III beuntter, fran;
3oW'chcr uno enalllbsr Srrathe pom llns
trSeitbnetcn acbtr,s aeihrlebsh uno matt
europa Ill Drt unO Stsae, ior9faltis ers
peort.
Antt ben cinbclmi(hcn Der enalifthen
Spratbe untunelaen G5taptsuno @anpleuz
ten eener cs b6bt anaeleasn lcpn lclI.r
ibre icaeMannteu 9eos, ais: &dufe, Set.
nunaens Nrnes, Nchnuuacn unp hcirns
oers tbrs 3ettamcute, in lbrer trut itbcn
sOIutterfpratbe, acfcbr.cten su baten, cine
Bprlbts Oiaasreasl wcrureb mantbcm
wettlaufsen ane foeaun tcflpWlssn prc.
ieBe tannte pcraeteu9t rperrsn, tlctcr CT
iflns Olsnfe an. unp, ais aeIrsperfdnols
a'r crtabrner Slctarlue, mo ebemallaer
a'rittliebe Sc ANTE MIRO er (ldb thatisif
tffeiBsn oen 0Eilnid'cn Ieinrr gllenten &C.
nillenhaft 3n entiprseben. S]lan mclpe
lh peribnlieb cpcr IN porto frepen D:is:
rem an
Yrofr 6 e. maaner,
Wcaeins, penn'a.
Sn frr @racne BON 9teaeipa wcbnemcc
perlonen belleten am 9totr tcr Srn, Scim
Hno Stlebter nad,ufraaen.
Neacln9, ern 10, 0irptmter.
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S,nlasuns sur Subferipti on
fir ben
Qiberalen SEQ ba b ter.

Tim bic ctsuscnannte 3situns icDicl pic
,uSalih mebr III psrtreitcm, erlanbt ltdD Der
Gsrausoetsr rsricibsn oas aeebrte pntlis
fun ,ur llmerlsbrift far piaeles srssesnlt
sinlulaesn.
2cituna tettebt, ,pelhs bic mabrsn @rlhc'
Ease tsr Gessnmaursr Osmotratle rrt1tls
piat, 20 perbeR Ole Sreanoe res Geu CY.
Is. larrisou unu .DohH Tplor be-
ipnesrs aufmsrtlam earauf semaht, nno
ktAieb atsr ernflih srlutt fur ibre SerS
brsltuns sn iorSsn.
Sse sunSen:
Der nQit,rale Sscbabter" sribent jsesn
1isnitao auf sinsm 9rpGtu Surtrlalbo9sn mt
lhsusn qsttsrn aserudt. Scr Subler'ptenS
Wr,is III 6 in Sbalsr bsS Sabrs, wrlNer
in balbabrssr 4craustsjablun9 sresttl' w'ro'
cyr,sr i'm Qaufc etS Sabrs nidt beiablt psm
wsrosu Gbaltr 50 entS fir sas S'pr 'n9'S
rsbnet.
3hr fartrs 3cit als MlSnat miro tsln
untsribrsbsr anSenrmmem ano et'oo'As ""'
finsia,lnaen merbeu nur conn @n9fnemn'sW
peun lie s,nsn N)1enat pNr ~hlauf ftS Suo'
Ieriptions. Gsrmin5 ssibshtn unr Ss''pSs'n9
aft, 9tidlfdnes abbssablt ptrosn.
Ssfanntmad,unaen mcreen eantbar on9e'
nsnm,u unt fit bsn 9spSbnIldsn Yrs'S s'nt
seradt. -. ,;u, 81.
ssituna portpfrsi sslAdt wsitsrs S,rlsn0l'ns
osn aeibsben rurtb bic pck resr Sre9sf e'h
qsstsrn fir IS Gent jabrllb, a"f NONE" 'Sr
bstrsifsnten llntsrldrsbsr.
Srsfs une Mittbsilunssn mO'len St' "
fee sinssianet pstesr.
9isab ing, ben %, Sanuar.
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Xas ptm gnsliitbsn, nit Beaueuus scr trs
fen III unb auslanpiihsn Wcrfe
bearbsitct.

ttn III nm auslaneti tefn gSctte
bearbsitct.
Jnhalt.
;..& apttel Siusersciac mo Ne3spte Sur
SerpclltennnMaua Der Nrbrlten ecs &uu
tifetlers uno Wibtelibrciners.
Q. Sapitel t. ltebsr bas Sartsu unp Bsits
5en oes 3olies, 5orHe, S6llppaos unc
elfenbcnes.
Gapitel llcter b,s 3erelt,,na bet SAT-
frnids uate g. qBilCpn Jlel rs
lansjdbriacn grfabrnn9eu.
4Sapitel. SW Bereituus Der peritaes
eenen >affirniNs nact 3tnarp, 8RIo, SUI
ming, S,oooue uno mebrerrn Nnpsrn.
5.&apite {. lteter eae Uuftrascn, has
Srcfnen, ras @dlsifcu unb pollren esr
perIbieccnsn >atfrniGe.
6.Sapttsl, lIstcr eas: Hnitrei6en NIT
Sarbtn.
7. ga pittL 9as 9,rsoloen uue 9srfIs
bern.
Sapitel. lletr,bas YroNairen, 8rh.
niren. m7crirsn &c.
9. 9apitel. Slaebtras, Swl6iessne Sits
ts Hnb Sebaslctbe, ,e. &C
@Gcl6s psrIrnsn bic friber auf eae
werf ts Der ertcn Intlnrisuns im Sreis
heitsswaebter IutIrtirt baben, erba!tsn
bas ctise msre sn,n Sutieripticnsprs.ie
bon Is Gent. bae ersmplar, nns ale fclde,
bic nod oaGelbs 81 einsm biuissH preile sn
babsn ,phaihen, lno erluebt bti ms in Nsas
bias oesr @tippatspil!s III intIer,tlren, sbe
baHslbe Die DrsGe psrlabt, weil bonn psr
preis erhttt peroen wirp.
Sas Derf ,piro iibsr 500 Sstsn enthal.
ten, ttne mir tcnnsn pa{Isbe cbne Hnltanb
als sia tsfcnesrs anslih Buh empfsblsn.
Ser Seraus9eber.
Wedbin4 ben 14ttu Sauuar.
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profr 6 e. maansr,
Weaeina, Deun'a.
Choauas u. Botleaa, 9topcfat
(Attorney at Law,)
eSn Der Stabt Rorrtefdtflr.

Sat feline @mtSffubs in taS qefal psrls9t
mslde6 frlibsr pcn oem perterbenex Ssmes
W. Yawlin9, Goo. ais amtsftubs benust
nnrce.
9tcrrstnHn Wdr, s7, 1889.
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G. D. QBIlIIaus, 81. 8.

2llIltuna Nhr
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QBtrb . ert an q t.

9cn Gin taufcno bio flnf tanieno Z b"'
Ter 81 lsbnsn, far netbs CUTE Sihsrbsit 9e9es
ben msresn wire-Man fra8s nab III blslsr
SrufeWi.
Sauuar Z
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Gin WDrt All G(tern.

38is oft miro Die Suaene eatin setracbt
100 es am wcniaitcn crpartst miro bnrh bic
Ins5ebruMN nne Don ben gltern natb ibrea
Sratern tsaIeltct, bic aeipiftr Oiaalen Die
llrlatbe ibrrs por;eltisen 9cres (tne rurcb Die
TernatlaillNnna Srrfdltunacn in ibrcm
entitshcn gu hemmcn, fs nur ais uutcreus
tfnpe srletnltbaftcn trtractsenb, Die lbre duff
msrtlamfclt ncbt an}isten tls Oct 3srlt6rsr
ten Bert tracnnsn nnr fth siu Opftr as>
ileprrt bat. Ole6 III trine enaetiloete Gshils
Koruna, rsnn sabIreihs tialh ltA eretsuen,
&c Sale ttmriisn Die 3batlahe.
Stl ermahIenrn trinaen Serfdltunaen
haticlte 8ciuItat berpcr, ahtr Is maetcn feis
ne 80 febnclIe Srrtietrltts mic III Der Suasnn;
ltc fcIIen mccRcn, tsipss an &inew Hns cts
wachiens frilh,cltla heaebtet, uno uitbt ais
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(Attorney at Law,)

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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
{. RIVERS OE BLOOD =

The Globe complains Of several persons in the OPP
position who have expressed willingness shed their
blood in defence of the integrity Of our free instu
tons. This is unmanly in the Globe II was only
far back the 9th or 10th of April last that the
Globe itself declared that if the Opposition got pos
session of the Government the people (meaning ''the
party) could not probably regain it except through
RIVERS or BLOOD" Now, although we have seen
60 far that since in his anticipations Of
violence, yet, should esteem our friends OF the
Opposition as very cowardy and craven hearted men,
if they had not the courage TO meet threat of that
sort with the fearless spirit Of freemen We hope
there is not amongst them who il not ready to
uphold the Constitution at every hazard and ynd
cate his title to liberty by his blood. But from pre-
sent appearances, there will be necessity for re-
sorting TO the ultimate argument Of an injured and
oppressed people. The kind Of revolution now de-
handed by the country, is likely be peaceful one
and the voice Of the people to assert il in tones
loud as the the ocean the thunder Of heaven
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
ILLINOIS.

Partial returns from few counties were received
this city yesterday There seems to be doubt in
the minds Of either party that the Harrison whirlwind
has swept this State.
The county Of Sangam0n has gwen Harrison
majority, reported, Of s74-majority in 1896, COL
Harrison gain 2l3 The polls at Alton Isl day at ~
O'Clock, stood Wing 80, Looo-foco Il3 vermiI-
lion county 40, Wing gain $40 Menard, Taze-
well, Peoria Morgan, and scou, have given Harrison
majori,ie~. Shelby Maeoopin, and Montgomery, re-
ported Loco-foco
Kane county, Wing BY l6o majority, last year
against ".
Cook county, Chicago Wing sheria elected. No
further particulars.
Edgar and Clsrt.-In the former whig and loe o
loco elected-i Wing gain--Clark, Wing IS before,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14

QuEM DEUS, etc.--The President of the United
States has written an elaborate letter four or FIVE co
lumns long, in answer to several questions put him
by John b. Cary and Others of Elizabeth CITY coun
", Virginia relating to Slavery, National Bank
the larh Internal improvements, and the plan for
the 100000 U. S. Militia Force He answers on the
first four subjects by referring to and quoting extracts
from his letter to Sherrod Williams and Mr.. b. f.
Buffers letter to H. A. Garland The only novelty
ut, relates TO the militia scheme and his answer ex
hiblts degree of warmth if not passion, which is
quite unusual for Mr.. Van Buren,, and which proves
'ha' ne Is very sensitive on the subject His object
seems 70 pe 10 throw of from himself the responsible
y 81 that scheme, and he therefore undertakes 10
make ms readers believe that the plan was not seen
by him. or submitted to his consideration bcora 4,
was communicated to Congress- This Is an ;mnos.
sibiiity, and the public will take the Presiden,
sertion, we presume, for all it is worth and M oro
when they recolIect that Mr. Ponsetts report il al
dressed 10 the President, and dated the goth Noveu
Der, 1889, in which the scheme is developed and thai
Mr. Van Buren,, subsequently, in his MESSAGE VIZ
on the 9th of December 1899, expressly stated -
congress that cannot recommend too strongly to
your consideration THE PLAN submitted by that officer
Tor the organization of the militia Of the United
States"
It will be recollected also that the Secretary of
Is not legislative officer, but of Mr. Van Buren,s
Ertcaaiss e6icers, and his reports are 10 Mr.. Van
Buren,, and form part Of his message.
The President has involved himselfin dilemma
He has either made assault upon truth or he has
shown most cupable carelessness in recommending
TO Congress unconstitutional scheme which he
knew nothing about He may take either horn of
the difficulty
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14

The Globe continues TO pirate about what il calls
Harrison's despotic law for selling and whipping
white men and women under certain circumstances,
IN the expectation no doubt of frightening some old
women The Globe forgets that the laws il misrepre
SCENTS were passed by the People Of Indiana Territory
and not by Gen. Harrison. Gen. Harrison.s being
Governor does not necessarily prove that he was in
favor OF the passage of such laws, any than Il
does that they were approved by Thomas JEFFERSON,
who was President al the time, and exercised sort Of
paternal government over the Territories But the
People of Indiana have answered these allegations
and the loud shouts Of Harrison majority Of 10000,
prove pretty conclnsvey that they have better know
ledge OF the old Governor and Hero, than the Globe
desires It's readers to possess and put very different
construction upon his character and his acts
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-14
w hig m. now, 1884
I" q" 1886, $40
Wing gain, s7i


CosGREss. the seventh Congressional District
special election was held for member Of Congress
to gil the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
II A. Howard, the Van Buren, candidate for Govern
or The candidates for the vacant seats were Lane,
{whig) and Hannegan ". b. There appears to
be no doubt that the Wing candidate has succeeded
The Indianapolis Journal Of the 9th instant says
The talented and eloquent Lane is undoubtedly
elected Congress from the 7th District TO I'LL the
csncy occasioned by the resignation of 7 A. Howard
His majority in Parke is 33I, in Tippecanoe 275, and
in Montgomery 200"
STATE LEGIsLArURE<-In fifteen Senatorial Districts
there have been elected IA Wing Senators and Van
Burenite In the same district last year, the Wings
had sis and the Van Bureni,es nine Senators.
At the recent election, SO Wings and Van Buren,
members Of the House have been chosen in ~ coun-
ties. Last year, in those counties, they stood "a
Wings, and 80 Van Burenites.