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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Sic % Sbalcr Qiftc.

gSir baben iiber Die 9iite Der 9Iemtcrbalter
9eiebcn, melhe auf9cmadt wuroe I'M ben
Soanswurit e II D y fur feline brefi9e Slrs
belt su be;ableu. gSir polIen iTc mdblfe
9Scd,e uniern seleru pprle9en, bamit ile les
ben fbnnen tper jene niebri9e Gambling llns
terltilste, rno fpie oiel bic Sleppermlhls, bic
Sae9et9e, Der Subtreainrp' Sob, Der 9easrs
lhie6er, Der 9Saobel, &c. &c. &c. bei9ctra9en
baben. Die eiite fol- fir Die 3ufuntt aufaes
hcben iperoen, oamit uniere giad,tcn,men les
ben fonnen, ipcr Die Mdnner tparcn, Die eis
ncu Wann 9eouu9en baben, Inn frcic Burger
in Der slusilbun9 ibrer 9iedte gu binbern,-
ober in aneeren gSDrten, per bic M6nner
parcn, Die periudten bic "9d9seaw" einsus
fllbrcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
SircctcH Idr.

Sc mirb jcet burd, Die Treunbe Ban Sus
rcns ;u9cgcben, eaB bic Sub 2realurD Gin
Scrldufer ctnes Direeten Cares iei, um Die
Gegicrnngss Seamte unb uberbanpt bic llufcs
fen Der 9ie9ierun9 su be;ablcn. @ir baten
oieS bon ocm Wunettild Der SGeeral ecfp;
SOTO pbrteL cen adtbaren Tatbanel eJcnes,
bon GeuDurf, Elm pertrauter Sreano Ban
Surens, welder am leetcn 4fen Sub Al Go
ld)en, 9t.0. bic fclgence @ciunobeit NIT 8eis
fall lener epfo Scfo SUperaIs Srnoer anss
brahte:
"@ine 9dnslidbe Grennrng Der Gcgicrun9
pcn ben Sanfcn Courd Die SubSrealurD)-
Sin . DirecterG { a + fur qem6bulid,c 2luss
gaben, fur Die Siterbctt ciner 6fcncmiftcn
GegicruugssScrrpaltun9."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

bas SBcrt Treibeit tpirb bios als Elm Spotts
name crpdbnt mcrben.
9Benn je cine 3eit mar, mo bad Bolt 81
benz Stimmfaffen sthsn icllte, 70 III es bic
jeeige. gSenn Marfin Ban Buren, fpieoer
eripdblt peroen lcllte, 70 1T uniere Sreibeit
oabin-ipir ia9en biss als mnfere ebrlid1e lles
ber;eu9nng, uno eit jeber Slrger, Der bic
Sade ilberlegt, mue su bemlelben @ebanfen
aebradt tpereen. eaet uns ben alien, ebr,
liden, 9etreuen uno braSen s. arr on srs
ipdblen, nno mir flno iberseust, bae unfere
Sreibeit 9erettet iein tpirb. Die Sfredenss
seiten bon 1910 fperben bios ermdbnt iperoen
als cine Sadie Der 8ergan9enbeit, II. Wobls
ifano uno @liidleli9feitI,pir6 pieber iiber uns
fer geliebtes 8aterlanb Derbreitet lein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Gplpnel ecSrhnlpns Olseirunl '

SS5n Gem Salem u. g, JNarrilcu Ncmcfraf
brfneet nd, fcl9cnoe StclIc:
"9Slr babcn cinen SrignakSrief bon eis
mem an9eiebcncn t.errn ans pbilaeepbia an
elnen Burger III Sol'm, batirt ben Is. cuIp.
aeieben, pcpcn mns crlnubt ipcrecn lit cinen
sluSSu9 SlI madeu. 9fdmlid,:
"Sclo unbclcrgt, mir perecn rem aIten
Sanrriicn niyhiten Mirs gum prefIeenteu be,
fcmmcli. Srl. Gibarc M. cschnion Cher
&lcc'prefcent) mar lcbte gScd,c III gBilccr,
Weld, nno sos. Stcbr alIbier, une laate
"@eneral norriicn niro Der prefbcnt pers
Den, nno niemauo fam es perhinrcrn-unb
"liberoies, jeerrman Der feiue Sdhisfrit pers
"lau9net idgt cine llupahrbeit iinb III eiit
"nnehriiher Mann." Sd faun bepeiieu.
oae oleier ansfrn1 pom @rlrneI semad,t
ipurce.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

llnfcre Sauern folIten, tpenu Ie pom be-
rntirteu @aridali sefra9t werben, nie oieI
9Saiseu, 8crn, S,afrr, &c. fle gebaut baben,
mic Die Sdnfies ant,porten, ,tndnlid, NIT eucr
anbern Srage, 70 etipas fpie fcleeness:
Warf d. a q. Nie oiel Buihel BaiSen
babt ibr gebaut?
8auer. Sbnsefdbr 500 8ufhel aber
tparum ,pcat ibr es ipiTen2 gScGt ibr uns
stucn neuen Gar bon Der Ban Sitren 91coie.
runa auHegen, neben bemjeni9en, welde ulls
fsre 9esierlm9 lesten Ainter ihon auf uus
9ele9t bat
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Sin ~Scm,o ofratiIhrr" S,rcibcut

Sn ccm 9ieuDcrfcr loanolun9S sIn;cigcr
finccn mir frI9encrn 9rtidel, ccn mir obnc
weiterc Scmerfrn9 mlern 1ciern pcrlsgen /:
"Eiclcn Wor9cn faben mir all Der Spiegcls
uno Srdm' Wdnufaemr oes S5rrl. . lln6crs
wcce, ". 4S6, Sultcns sStraec, cini9s prdd,s
ti9e ie9el, welde ouf ccn Seirhl ces
preitecnten Der Screnigten Staaten 9emad1t
wnrrcn. 3pci Der Spie9el mcien 100 3ca
bel II; Die 9rpBtcn, ipeld,e je III oieIem eaus
be pcrfcrti9t ipurben. Das Srdm uuo Die
ScrSterun9en ilnc herrlicb per9cIeet uno auss
scarbritet. Sehs ancerc Spis9el. 9Ieihfaas
pru ccm prcilcent tecrbcrt mefcn jcber 75
bei SO 3riI."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
gasns, aysrfDnen pom ssGs setSbtet

Ter @bardeitcn MevclrD mesbct, cas am
II. Sails % 99eger, rpeldle oem aldtbaren
SenrD @iteletcn Sebcrtcu, I'D, prm Selcc in
ein Slcdhans 9cordn9t bdtten, al6 en lh,pes
res Sjewitter auf9etiegen mar, uno Der Slie
IN ra6 caus fdllu9. GeuH au Der 3aht fpur.
ben auf ocr StclIe 9ctcbtet unh bic llebriaen
cutfamrn nit itarfer Sefdldpi9Hns.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
On Qitancn C9a.) wurbe AM Wlcntaqc

cSn eihanru C9a) wuree AM Wlcntagc,
ecn 3. Slu9uit upn ben Sreunben Nnrriirn5
cine 9ro6e 8eriaminIung acbaItcn. Plus ben
Serbdnplun9cn Die aus Zen geihIliifsn err
cbeu mir, raf rielcIbe pcn ben pcrncbmllen
&heil Ger 8co6lfrruna jeues fleincn aber pcrs
mr9enoen @auutis beigepcbnt rpuree. 9Bir
fncen inter bic 9auieu Der @edmtcn uno
@cMiitteen mandben chcmals cifriaen Srcuub
bon @cneral Sddicn uno lciucn 9sad,fcl9er /;
um 70 nehr iplinihen mir Qibancn SallutD
@lild III eeilen Ncfcrm uno beerueen eefIen
rcrniinftige @inpchner nit nrltrn rcpubItfa,
nilhen S,rus: 'jcarriien 9Dler II. Mcfrrm.'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Scr Ssatript bis ,nr sSabl.

IN ber 9lbGdt ben "patricf' in bieicm 70
pie in ben an9riuicuben @aunties bis snr
pre(Ieenteuwabl su oerbreiten, irnt Die olelen
ilu,pabrbeiten uno grunolcieu Sefhulei9urs
eeft aesen @eneral Soarrnen NIT 8ratt 81
fpiberle9eu, 70 MAIDEN mir biermit bas slners
tieten, eiliselne Runtmern bis oprtbn fur
ben serinsen preis scn
25 Gents
IN iieferw. GDer einen pad bon Sc b II cber
mebrereu SubIcribcntcn iam1llet, ica cine
Geraitiaune erbalten. Dd mir felne Sns
der oeSipeern AT er6ffncn 9ebenfcn, 70 iptrc
erpartet, oas cas G'elo i'm Scrdns besahlt
miro. lln1ere Sreunoe rpereen boHldIt err
iud,t icld,e Subfcribenten su iammlcn nno
bas gelb III @mpfaug gu nehmen.
Der oerauSg Sgeber.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

Die Connecticut Wbis @cnSenticn, I'm Elm
Grwdhler 2idet su fcrniren, oerfammelte
I'D, am IeBten Monta9e Su S,artforb. S>eute
CDiittwcd,) oeriammlct I'D, bic Gtu g)crt
Staats Scuoenticn ;u bcmieben Guoswed
in Utica. Die IeuierleD Wbiss
miro am 2Oit. slltsuit 81 Irenton suiammen
fcmnlcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
DSilitGriid,cs 0aacr.

slm 20itcn SeptenIbcr iolI em freiipiai9cs
miIitdriihcs Eager 81 91acli, @beitcr @anns
tD, besp9en mereen, Cine aaoemeine @inlas
onns 1T an alIc Srcirpillige Sitlid, pru ocn
@ebhr9en er9dn9cn, fclpcbl ais al ben ans
9rdnieucen @aGntic6 BON 9cujeritp, 9icus
Dcrf uuo GeIdWarc. Ter geucrns9lojutant
pcu pennGloanien wirb cen Sefch ubcrncb.
men, unb @purern6r lcrtcr miro bic Srup,
pen bic Wufcrun9 pa6ircn laiIen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

Der beputirte Waridaa bon Der Staet
Cation unb Soutb Cation, Sicrtbamptcn
@auutp, beridtet, bas bic Sepolferun9 lh
auf $50 Seelen belaiife. @Sne. 3unabme
IN 10 Sabren bon l,3l9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

Sn pdtrid @anntD, 8a. hat cine Gemuits
tee ron CrelSebn, peldle curdl bic SInbdnoer
Ban Surens aIe gSadldmfciis Gomuiffee
beiftmmt rurcc, abgeoauft. Gle pelIen r,;it
ecn tlelnen Martin nirbtS ncbr ,u tbun
baben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
25 Ecnfs

p8iele fir bieie 3eitirn9 beitimmte slrs
tifcl musten tpegen WdngeI all Gaum auf
ndtbIfe @pd,e per1hoben rperoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

SbntfnmmcrsSfptcu. 3miid,cn BEN
2ilfen unc 3llten oWIp (;ehu Gnge) ,rurben
$500, $40 "a z hdefammcrs9ictcn ausaeaes
ben, pcn $50 su 1000 jece, fpeldlc Sntereifrn
tragcn pcn ., 5, NIB )! lNrepnf. IS iino
r0n sielen $4,000 eiuaeI0st Iporeen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

Sim perieetcn Cienfa9c itanb III qNtita
cctpbia 6abrcnbcits &bermcmCirr anf 81.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12

amt aefiibrt luuroe, fab iIe blei6 uno
perifGrr aus. unD fbien tpdbreno Der
:sausen 1lnterfu6ung faff bepnetlos
uno superitieDenen s9eiten elmer Sbns
nlaht nabe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
8erbanolnn9en Der oemcfratif6en
6orrifCnsG pnrci:tipm

SeTpaHolllH9en Ger Den1DlrnftlWen
6arrifCnsG Gpnpci:tipm
in 9lllenlaun.
Die 8erfammluns tpllrbe sur Srbnuma ar,
rnfen burd, bic Grnennuss fclsenoer Scr ren
;u Seamten:
Samuel Stunt, @la. preiTbent.
8icesprefpenten:
Sotn s. 9iube, Gfq. slllentaun.
Weaj. Daniel Wsaper, Siibs Wbeitbal.
@ecr9e eepan, 9tcro g8beitbaa.
Ours 9lubD, Seioelbcr9.
Scbn Balter, Sber Wilfort.
Saccb Sdlmcper, Tieoer Wacunaie.
@ecr9e Steininser, Sber Waeunse.
Sriebrid Bitman, Saucpna,
Seroinanb SolIweiler, 9pnn.
Capt. Scbn S,elfrih, 9Seifcnbur8. \
Salemon SlcriS. Sancper.
Martin 9iitter Gatstnra.
9aspar Sledner Sicrtbamptcn Tfp.
Spbn gSeiba, @1q. Qonbia.
pctcr 9. Widler, Tcrtbcmpt Ctr
@barleS Sale, DO.
Charles Saber, Serfs Sauutp.
Sooratius 2rerlcr, bp.
Scicpb Ycuns, SudS Gauntp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-08-12
Der asatript s,nD Den.Dfrot

aluentauu, ben faten slusuft, 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

he considered as objected TO- and the question 81 rs re-
op shall he laid on The table, without debate or nr-
! thcr action thereon :, ~.
Mr. SLADE, who was entitled to the iloor upon ths
subject, was proceeding, but was in.er'"p'e" ~
| Mir KEIM who begged permission to make cor.
recton of his vote Friday last, on the proposition
Mr. Jones' Of Virginia, suspend tile rules 10 chan'c
that gentleman to move resolution tlal lhe e'" =
| empowered to employ competent person 10 eHecete
The pubc printing until that officer was elected salc,
that IN the list Of yeas and nays upon that subject
published in the Globe, his appears among those
,ybo voted in the negative Such was not the fact
lie voted in the affirmative on that proposition
Mr. SLADE resumed, and occupied the floor the
whole day in addition to Saturday, III defining the prn
ciples of the Abolition party, and vindcatng IT from
the MANY rcproaches which had Che sad) been hcapCd
upon it, and argued strongy that The question OF expc
dcncy should not operate 10 defeat the ends OF justice
He commended that Congress had the power TO cnanc
pate the slaves in the District of Columbia that there
was no implied faith given TO Virginia and Maryland
that the subject of slavery in said District should not be
tonched He then took review Of the rise and progress
of Abolition principles in Eng and in this country
nj which he was much rratifed and concluded by de-
fninp his political position, and particularly in refer
ence TO the question of Abolition and how far that ques
ton will influence him in giving support to the nomlna
ton of.he Harrisburg Convention. He had last year de-
crmincd TO support that nomination without regard to
the peculiar notions Of the nominee the subject OF
slavery and that, in giving his support 10 Mr. flarri
ssn be did not do account of his Abolition prnci-
Piles, bat because the happy change which the rrinci.
pies he protested would work upon the future action
of the Government, should he be elected.
Some effort made by Mr. r. GARLAND 10
introduce a substitute TO change the nature OF the
proposition before the House TO which, however, o.
lection made.
Mr. GARLAND, of Virginia, obtained the floor
but gave way to
Mr. BLACK, who moved that the House do adj
iourn.
/ Mr. PETRIKlN demanded the yeas and Nays
which were ordcred-and wore, yeas 3d. nays %.
So the House adourncd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
become the authors OF ,hci,

,royed but doing and thereby become the authors thc,
infany.'
Such are the terms in which Mr.. a. wrote last win.
ter. Such is the which he marked out for the
Conservative party. What Will Mr. \, say: VIVA,
viii ne now dove should thiuk that no doubt can
exist upon the matter. His principles and his judg.
ment must triumph over every other consideration
we have never known a more remarkable politica!
nhnnomenon than this extraordinary revolution in Mr.
Rves He is an able man; but unfortunately not a
wise one He is the victim of his own feelings. Had
he instead of throwing himself into the OF the
enemy retired for to the shade of private life
all would have been we'll lie would have saved his
friends as well as himself, from all the consequences
which he has brought upou both.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

slavery grievance, and TT subject Tor lsSs'a,ye
action. Mr. S continued Al much length, ana before
concluding his remarks yielded the floor to
Mr.. PARIS, who moved that the House ADJOURN.
Mir. CRABB demanded the yeas and nays, wmcn
were ordered but the question was taken by count ana
decided in the aiirmative-ycas q, nays ..
The House then adjourned TIL MONDAY next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
CAPT. EpTuNn FoSrAINE.
Rl,nMnNn. Jan 2lsl. $50

Ei,NM0NU, jan 2IsI, I-FT
Dear sr:-Tn compliance wit. YOUR request, nc
knowledge the receipt Of papc. Of instructions, wArh
you say, Is sgmcd by tonr hundred and fifty -tnr'"
voters %! county. tvr not counted the nea!r~,
but your count is doubt right.
Ii my recollection serves me- that number falls shor.
considerably OF majority of the actually polird
III the last election, admitting them MI to be qualified
voters. But il. there was an admitted majority Of the
qualified voters Of Hanover can hard! IS imagine that
the sgners Of that paper would expect TO obey
less the aggregate Of all the signatures in the several
counties represent, should constitute majority OF al
the voters in the District.
Respectfully, L. FONTAlNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
FUR TIF F"N'yI
In the Wing of this morning, there IS a lone al

In the Wing of this morning, there IS long and sour
rilous editorial in relation 10 me- which do not
10 notice further than to pcrvcrsion OF fact
No one, hope, suspects of being capable OF motto
ing such a production with any other view. II Is
couchcd in those set Phrases Of rcproach which would
have been applied. and let add, would have been
applicable to any body else. Is 10 myself, viii not
be betrayed however, into bamdy;ng ep,rcts with the
Wing. The rctort of abuse is low and easy, II :
the resort of vulgar m:ad, cXuding It's own lmpuc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
tEDiiNE rnt% ry.

The friends of the Administration Of the Genera!
Government OF! the t. s On the county of CaroIlnr.}
are requested to meet al the Bowling Green thu 2ni
Monday in February, (hat being Court day, for tie
purpose Of appointing Delegate to the Democrat
Convention, 10 assemble in Richmond the 2:rh day
of February next. a full attendance is desired by
Caroline, Jan. -, lS;0 MANY VOTERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

most destructive fire occurred at Wilmington,
~ c. on the 18th instant, which destroyed about one
hundred and fifty buildings, including the Offices of the
Advertiser and Chronicle-the Custom House, and
the Clarendon and Re ston's Hotels
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Mr.. Gcatry, a Wing from Tennessee, has broken
ground in the House Of Representatives in tavor Of
assumption. Mr.. Clay 'GS 2o"d as avowcd his pre-
diIcc,on Tor ii few days a.o, in the Senate. Thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Nathaniel p TalImadgc has received the reward Of
his apostacy. In the Senate Of New York he had -
votes - <ca,tsn- a;A in the Assembly, 90 10 -
calter!nn-uiaiaritv i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
LruKEESpnNnENCE..

RIoHMoSD, Jan. Goth, lao.
D,Gr sir As the organ Of the Democratic Repub!t.
can Committee OF Hanover county, enclose YOU IL.
structions Signed By four hundred and three vo;ers
ur our county. Yours, respectfully,
}. D. u BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

1t i SAID that }ir. Powell has received majority Of
more than 200 in FauQner but McCaFiys majority u
more than 500 in Fairfax, and near the same IN LoudoGn
have elected him TO Congress By majority o! he'wer"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

.Ncw Name'-A Correspondent q the Charlottesville
Advocate proposes 10 dispense with pri"a" nominations
and TO hold Wing meeting To hr held III h!bclna!!e,
at the next February Court select candidates 10 tie
Legislature He addresses himself TO the Wings ''og
perhaps ii would be- proper 10 say the H"tr'S0H
man. as they include tie UAigS anil Cosscrratres and
perhaps some of other parties 90 no, not one o.
them-Kecp 10 your Wings and NNes Conservatives,
i! you pleased iIcncr:orth, mark them with Nj liIy'.
amomcst them, with the new-tangcd name which tn.
writer assumes. "!iarrisUnans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
Gen. Jackson---ai Sew Orleans.

The most splendid honors have been pad 10 the Old
Hero letter in the Globe says, that the enthusiasm
of his reception unparalleled. The concOurse 10
witness his landing cstimated nj 3j,0GG. Between
20 and 80 Uniform companies, fire companies char
table and other associations OF every description oinc
the procession. He conducted To the Capitol
where he was received BY the Committee of the Legs
laturp as the guest OF the Sate-thcnce 10 the Cahe
Iral where the ceremonies were most imposing. On
the 10Th, he was waited upon body by the Judges
Lawyers and officers OF the Courts-and Mr. Eustis in
behalf of the bench bar and officers, dclvered APP
propriae and beautiful address. On Monday, the
18TH he leave New Orleans in the steamer Ncks.
burg, and w"nd his WY homcward up ihe Mississippi.
Tie Lccin@ion.-Thc New York Commercial gives
corrected list OF those who have pcrshcd in this H.
Starred Boat--i!2 board. Of whom = passen.
GERS, and TIE remaining - composed Of her crew
Four only Sayed-olti"sc only passenger. OF
tie victims, 20 from Ecw ork, and among these
the wifi, and , children Of Mr. Jarvis, Editor o! the
Taticr-l3 from Boston: J from Providence; iroUt
Sontnrton. among them, Elias Brown, iT, who ha~
lust married Miss Avery Tie rich hcroSs oil Stomng.
TOM from Baltimorc-and the rest from various
quarters: among these Finn the celebrated Co.
median, and Charles Ebcrc, Comedian. No victim.
far as we can see, from the South, Crowly, the III
mate, was saved. He had been exposed a bale of
cotton TO The mercy OF the FOX tortycght hour,
Several bodies have been iound-a little boy, with his
hand terribly scorchcd with eye burnt out &c
Mr. Epson of E"ren~nt, Mass had life p.CScrycr
hut he persisted frcn cold Various articles had been
!rifted ashore iruui the wreck OF sucl iross was
nanny NJ such time that not having but enc bucket
on the forward deck 10 bal water wh the passengers
burst the heads Of; the specie kegs IN, cmpcd the
ney out, and used the kegs i'll the place Of buckets
Various rcaSons assigned FOR the tire. The New
York Star says it because the furnaces used
Anthracite coal, which made intense a heat to
fire to The surrounding wood of the boat not shcathed
with iron-and II was not the cotton The Sun says
that Capt billiard lapors under mistake in relation
10 the burning Of the tllcr ropes The ti!ler rig
ed with cham as far possible and the rest with iron
rods The cause OF the inability To steer the boat was
that the flames which surrounded the pilot house. pre-
vented al access To II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06

J must answer for II, and hope am ready
10 do 50.
But, sir, he is a regular protesting dem.
ocrat; he thinks the banks are dangerous
institutions, no doubt; he goes for hard mo.
ney, too, | suppose. lie certainly under.
stands "wa,tage Of gold pretty well, il
this document speaks the truth aud, com.
ing from the department suppose il does
This Superintendent, besides other ihings,
s, learn, bank stakeholder and a bank
director Yes, sir; tell It not ~ Gath. "
The Superintendent Of branch mint, CON.
ing hard money, belonging to the party that
promised the People gold and SILVER as a
common currency, attending political meet.
ngs, advocating a divorce Of Bank, and
State, ~ really, | am Informed, bank stock.
holder and bark director
Mr.. Montgomery asked Mr. Slanlv what
evidence be had that Col. Wheeler, the Su.
perIutcndeut, was bank stakeholder p
Sir, ! have never seen the bank books
! hase never heard this Col. Wheeler say
he was asnk director; bu; ak the gen.
tloman, does he deny ~ am informed
he Is, by respectable authority. Ii vii moi
be DENIED itrtl viii undertake 10 prove H.
Bot, SIR, let US come 70 the "waslage Of
gold " aud the contingent expenses OF an
anu bank, antcorpofailon, bard money,
Van Buteu bank democrat. Ia the contin.
gent expenses Of the branch mlnl, found
ono item charged S2lS -, to D. Landlelb
& Co. for trees Yes, trees, for the branch
min,-2l~ dollars worth Of trees aud flow.
efs for the branch NUT.
Here, Sir, IS copy Of the bin, and, for
the benefit Of my ecuunnical hard money
colleagues, | will read the items.
Fh}adeiPhia, NoremJcr g. 1888
Z : Mint, Charlotte, y. G., pr Cot Wheeler,
Halrht az ID T,pHrpt, 4 -
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06

Received Washington, 18th March, 1887 the
above account of sl3l S7!, Of Col. j. II. Wheeler.
For James Green, EDWIN GREEN.
Curiosity prompted me to inquire what
were the items smuggled in, which cOmpos.
ed the sum of $40 80. Here they are:
mahogany press beadStead, sos 90
Hair matrass, IS pounds, at so cents - 50
Walnut waiter, IS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-08-06
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