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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
From the Baltimore American.
GEN. HARRISON AND ABOLITION.

M
The charge against Gen. HARRlsos. OF being sn
Aholitionist, is among the many accusations
made agans, him, BY political opponents not only
without the least substantial foundation, but abso-
lutey in the face Of facts proving the precise oppo
site. IL seems strange indeed that any one who
knows the course of Gen. HARRrsoE on the famous
Missouri Question--who knows that on this oues-
ton he went with the South, and thereby lost his
seat in Congress, and fell voluntarily into that re-
tirementrom which the voice Of the people are now
calling hint is strange. say, that any one &C
quainted with these facts should persist in coupling
the name Of Gen. HARRIsoR in union with those Of
aoolitonists. Upon this point the Of the South
even il they had fault to find with every thing n
Gen. HArRIsoss life and charactef-upon this
point, at least, they should utter no other words
than those OF commentator. IL to have fallen po-
iitcay sacrifice in defence of principles held
vital in the South, constitutes any claim TO the re-
gard and gratitude of Southern men, the venerable
patriot, almost the only north of the Ohio RI
YER who went with the South on the memorable oc-
cason above named has established such claim
One which will be recognized and reverenced by
every high minded man who will admit the truth Of
facts fairly into his mind.
We are glad to have opportunity to quote the
charleston Courier on this point-a paper which
has independence and candonr enough to speak ac-
cordlpg to the promptings of manly spirit. In
ference to an Administration meeting recently held
in Charleston and the proceedings there, the Cou-
r'er says: Another subject of regret is, that in
spite of the repeated demonstrations before the
public of Gen. HARRisoS's soundness, it should
have been deemed necessary raise an unjust cla-
mour against him the subject of abolition" The
Courier concludes by abiding to other topics, which
1t remarks,
Might have been found to afford matter for CON
slderation ample enough, TO have spared the nhic-
ton oil such injustice on veteran and patriot who
has successfully fought the battles of his country
performed long tour Of honorable civil service suf-
fered political matyrdom, in the cause of the South,
and so far from being abolitionist, or allied with
aboitionists, has both denounced and been denoun
ced by them and has even been publicly declared in
no less than two speeches made before large audien
ees that it isnot nyperniccus and criminal but I'M
constitutional. even to discuss the question of abo
lltion in non-slave-holding STATE. For our par,
we rejoice that both the candidates for the Presi
dency, foes to the abolitonists, and that let Ell
Their be elected, SO far as the Chief Magistracy is
concerned the shield of the Constitution will be
thrown around the rights of the South. We had
INDUCED the hope that political warfare in South
Carolina would have been marked by generou.
spirit"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
rOUGH, ASTHMA, SPLITTING BLOOD OF
~ SIXTY YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

III
~ SIXTY YEARS STANDING, CURED BY
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
From Atkinson's PHILADELPHIA Evening Post.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug l6 1898.
Mr.. ATKIEsoE-Sir has been my misfortune
to labor under cough and asthmatical oppression,
for more than half century. When a soldier in
the American camp, in l77S, |, with many others,
lowing to great exposure, had violent attack OF
disease of the lungs, by which was disabled from
duly for long time. Since that period, until re-
Gently, have never been free from violent cough
and difficulty of breathing. Year after year have
expeclorated over a gill a day; often much more,
and sometimes mixed with blood. For months to-
gether, night after night, have had TO sit be
bolstered up to obtain my breath The weakness
and debility caused by such constant expectoration
frequently brought me TO stnte bordering on death
II has been matter of astonishment TO my family
and friends that am here to write this to you. |
have hsd skillful physicians attend me- and every
thing done that thought likely TO give me re-
lief, without any beneficial effect. Last winter
had another very attack of inflammation of
the lungs, which fully expected would be the last
! then considered my as past the aid of medi-
cine, when | was persuaded TO call in DR.. JAYNE.
With the assistance of Divine Providence, through
him, was once more raised from my bed, but the
coughing and wheezing weared me day and night.
He advised me to use his Expectorant did so,
with strong hope, that it bad cured many OF
my acquantances of various diseases Of The lungs,
u might at least mitigate my sutiedngs. Need
say how grati6ed ! feel 1t has efectually cured
me. AS soon as | commenced taking it, found it
reached my case, and began TO breathe with more
freedom. My expecloration became easy, and my
cough entirely left | now feel as well as ever
did in my life. and better than have been for
the last sixty years. Last summer spit great
deal ofbood; now, thank God am perfectly cured.
Now, sir, after suffering long and finding at last
such signal relief from DIR. JAMES ExPEcToRANT,
feel anxious to inform my ellow-cizens where re-
lief may be had. NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sr.
No. 35 Lombard street.
Mr.. HARRIS has long been worthy member
1--WE believe Deacon) of the First Baptist Church
IN This city, and implicit confidence may be placed
In his assertions.
Persons are invited to call and him, and salts
iy themselves.
The above valuable medicine may be had, Whole
sale and Retail, at JAYNE'S DRUG g. CHEMl-
CAL STORE, No. 30 South Third street, Phila-
oePhia. Also, for sale by WILSON g. DOLL,
Agents, Martinsburg, Va.
This Expectorant never fails TO cure Asthma OF
relieve cough February 81 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

VAEDALIsM--The Baltimore Sun saws, that
there have been found in that city, two individuals
barefaced enough wifuly to mutilate the statue of
Washington There wager between the two,
that the could not hit the scroll in the hand of
the statue with ball fred from rifle. He made
the attempt and succeeded, the ball striking the
scroll and shivering off fragment.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
From the r chmond Wing.
POETRY.

DR.. Duncan in his late speech in Congress,
which the Enquirer published with many lauda-
tons, gave us specimen of his poetica abilities as
follows;
Mary Rogers arc case,
And so are Sally Thompson,
General Jackson are a horse,
And so are Col. Johnson.
The Danville Reporter suggests the following
additional sanzas to the Doctor when next he holds
forth;
Col. Johnson a case,
And so are Mat Van Buren,,
Dick Ills SAID, will lose his place;
And M4rlin's doomed TO ruin.
Mr.. Bynum a skunk,
And 30 are DR.. Du.ean,
Ooe blasphemes, the last gets drunk,
And neirhris worth pumpkin
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

The JEws.-A Hamburg paper, the Dorp Zei-
tung' says :-The Jews of Constantnople have with
their Rabbi, declared that they will not wait any
longer than another year for their Messish.-If,
within that time, he does not appear they will
clude that he is already come. and then they will
try to discover by what religion he is already recog-
nized. The Rabbi is entirely of this opinion and
has even proposed to his congregation to profess
Christianity forthwith.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
Worms. WOrns!!
sons Philadelphia EVening Post.
punp,yu. A,o 1G 1879

HNo remove these troublesome and dangerous in-
a habitants ofthe Stomach and Bowels, which so
oen impair the health and destroy The lives Of chill
aren, use Dr.. JAYNES TONIC VERMlFUGE.
q certain and safe preparation for the removal OF
me various kinds Of Worms, Dyspepsia, Sour Sto'
mach Want Of Appetite, infantile Fever and Ague,
ana Debility, of the Stomach and Bowels and or
sans OF digestion.
10 be had at No. 30 South Third at, Philadel-
pa's' and for sale by WILSON a. DOLL. Agents,
Marrinsburg. Va. February 27, 1910
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

The Woodstock Sentinel says the Richmond
Wing was shamod into an act of Justice to the
present administration" and at last published the
Secretary at Wars plan of organization Of the Mi
ltia This is rather laughable mistake. The
Wing gladly published it, and, moreover, printed
many thousand extra copies for gra,uitous distribu-
ton.-- Fredericksburg Arena.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURcH.-From recent off.
cial documents, of the Roman Catholic Church, in
this country, we learn that there are in the United
States, 456 churches 1853 missionary stations 500
clergy mem Ecclesiastical Institutions, Colleges and
Academies for males, 81 for females rs, and I45
students for the ministry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

We understand that John /. Mumford, ESQ re-
signed the office, of deputy collector of this port
some DAYS since N. 7. Jour Commerce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
LIST OF PRICES OF THE DIFFERENT 81
ZES OF GRAVE STONES

Tomb Slabs, to lay on brick WALL feet long by
3 feet wide, of the estmarbe material, $50. Let
tering always So per 100 letters. l not par
iicular about an inch or so variation in sizes.
THOMAS III. WILSON,
April 80, 1S40-3m Georgetown d. e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

TIME subscriber has just finished opening, a
Il and beautiful supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
He invites all persons wanting cheap Goods to call
and look, before purchasing to let no
one go off dssatished-as he is determined to sell
cheap. His stock of Goods ia unusus y large, and
the style new and pretty, among which may be
found
Black Matoni Lustring;
Black and Blue Black Gro De Paus;
Figured Silks-all colors-some very pretty;
Coored Florences and Black Mode:
White and Black Satin;
Ribbons and Beltngs-every variety;
Black Silk Velvet and London Quilting;
Italian Crapes--all colors;
Silk Vestings; Black Silk Crayats;
Muslin De Angela new and pretty goods;
Painted Lawns and London Prints;
Fancy Handkerchiefs and Scarfs;
Ladies' Cravats; Black French Bombazine;
Summer Cloths
Super and Common Clohs-al colors;
Super Cassimeres and London Tweeds;
White and Colored Linen Drllings;
Hamilton Drills; Brown Holland
Forsyth Nankeen Buflaps;
French and Irish Brown Linens;
lIuckerback and Bird Eye Diapers;
50 and 10 Table and Russia Diapers;
Irish Linens and Long Lawn;
Linen Napkins; Crash;
Russia Duck BIeached Dowless;
White and Colored Marseies
White and Colored Sateens;
Cambria and Furniture Dimity;
Cambria and Jaconett Muslns;
Book and Swiss MuslIns-Plain and Figured;
Jaconett Insertings and Edging;
Thread and Bobbnett Edgings and Inserings;
Wire Ground and Bobbinett Quillings;
Silk, Worsted and Cotton Hosiery;
Silk, Kid, and Berlin Gloves;
Long and Short Pic Mic do;
Marseilles and Brocade Skirts;
Spittalfeld, Pongee, and Bandanna Hdkfs.;
Linen. Cambria and Berkeley do;
Bonnets; Artificial Flowers;@
merican Calicoes -a great variety;
With large assortment Of Queens, Glass, and
Hardware, &c. sc. JOHN w. BOYD.
April 9, 1910.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

Ii i. said man will live me hundrsd years lon-
ger if he pays The printer Punctualy, and reads his
own PePsg-2ty9
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
OFFICIAL PAPER.
ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA

Letter FROM ne Secretary Of Var, fvaas~i1sa =
system ef re-organiEaslSs 81 TIC Milsfia a
fAe CAHed Sfates
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
VOLUME Al.
MARBLE AND FREE-sToNE
TOMR-STONES, SLABS, &c.

TINE above articles can be furnished at short
notice, Of the best materials, and in the most
workmanlike style, &C., with such inscriptions as
may be wished, and at moderate prices; as well as
any other articles belonging to the oRe-Cuiting
Business, by application being made to
ADAM STEWART, Martinsburg, Va
agent for Thomas III. Wilson, Georgetoacn, ID. C..
HPDoor and Window Stills; Table Slabs; Coun.
Ter do; Stone or Marble Pillars; Soaa-Stand Slabs
Medicine do; any thing Of the kind can be had
on fair terms. A. S.
DpICI,C 1, Z IL CT
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22
GchrCcGlicl1es tgn0liice.

Scrbreuuung beS Sampf Scct5 2erirotcn,
pceurd betndbc 3lpetbunbCrt Wcuifcu
tbr Hcbcu rcrlrrCn.
Die fcIqcncc Scicubrrtcitcn rcn cncm
Itrcftidlcu Campfbcctsllngilf III ben n6ros
oIid,tn G'endlIcrn fno aus ecm 9icpublican
GARNER Su Srte9rort C@cn pom 15. San.
cntlcbnt. lie Hcrtn9tcn muree 9cci9uct pcn
Cart Sanerrbilt, pcn 9tcuycrf, unb fuhr
sipiIthcn iener Staot uuo Stpniu9tru. Slcs
brri pericnen CSapt. SHitliarb, @apt. Wtans
DIETER, Der 9Dilct ecs 0dmpfbcrts, uno Sarl
Smtth, sIrbciter) rettetcn iId,, um bicics
furdItbore llu9llld Sl ersGblcn.
llnlcre Burger maren am Mcntaae 9l6eno
auf9crC9t bel Ter @ridcinuu9 ciuer grceen
@rIeud,nn9, cine Strefc pcitlid i'm Scuno,
unb CO wurte au9emcin 9e9laubt, ca6 ein
Nampfbcrt i'll Slammen iei Wian fcnntc
jcocd niht6 Yeitimmtes barilbcr pcrucbmen,
tis infer Boot bon gteuycrf ant Oienita9c
9iddmttta9 anfam, lpcld1e bic id,redld,e Gjcs
lui6beit bradte; caB Ielte @rlcudllu9 Der
Srano ces .Dampftiffs Qcrin9ton 9cipeien
ict; es 1T gang bon ben Slammen perscbrt,
ino ale an Sorb, aussenpmmcn erei fameu
I'M. @iucr her lleberlcbeubcu, Sapt. Nils
tiaro, bon 9tcrwtd, NIT meld)cm mir uns uns
terbelteu, FAM bier init Gem Scrt an.
Die Qeriugtcu pericB 9fcuDcrf um llbr
9tddmittcg6 fur Stcnin9tcu. lin a llhr,
ais pa5 Scct al Cations Tecf, Gong -SsIaub,
mar, bcmcrftr man, cas bds $9clSiperf 'c.ian
Dem Garldfan9 III Srucr lci.
S6 muree Ic0ctd, YIrm Qcn,adbt uub glns
ilaltcn gum H6Ihcu 9ctrcfcn, Ger pupt rid,s
tctc ba6 Spct rad) Yong Sslaub llfcr. Gyu
4 :, NJ hr NgnH ~
Stridc 0n StcuCrrueer dt9cbrannt marcn,
nno ba6 Scct mar MN nid)t mebr Su lentcn.
Die engine jccch bIieb III Sc,pcaunh urs
ter ctltem itarfcn Dampforut. Gie tlcine
Gccte lpurecn III Der @icltnpimoigfcit au69cs
fest, altciu fc Idlu9cu balo I'M ais iIe bas
9SaHer berllhrtcn, mcQcn Der Gle, init Wcls
der cas- Campfbcct bem llfcr Surann.
Sin 9icttun9etcct rpurbe aleidfaI5 uics
Ger 9eia6cn, mar abCr i'll cini0en Rinutcu
nn9ludlidlcripciic pcrlcrcu. Seine 9Icttuuq
mar allc bon Den Sccten ~ crrparteu
9Is Ole 2erin9tcn pbngcfIr Spet Nicilru
rom llfcr mar, bErtc NIT einmal Die WSaid,b
nc ailf ;u arbciten. stlIc S0cIfnmg mar nm
fur eic all Scre ldl bcfneeuecn Sur 9tcttUn9
db9eihuittcu, an69cnrmmcu iIdb al lIrtifcI
Upn Ger eaeun9 fritSutlammcrn.
dc fdouug bcS fampfiIhifS bcFanb tcs
lcucerS aus Saumrrle, an mrldcu Gle 9Jais
Ia9icre ildl pcriudhten su rctteu. SllIciu ssu
uer mar Ic gllldlid', ou6cr Gapt. J.Itlaro II.
Gin l,r. Ger, NaiIa9icrc; tetce tieltcu tjd
anf eiifu Sallcn Yaaunpollc feit ti5 llhr
rc6 MCracns, ais &rr erldlcplt hcratiunt
uno crirauf.
eapt. Soiaiaro biclt lJh bio ii llhr Wcr.
gems frlt auf lciucm Sof init Saumprllc !;
ais or ourdJ cine Sd,alup, wcld,c ben SCuibs
pert hcrau5 fam, auf0cnrmn'cn, nadeem CT
Is Stuueeu auf ocm 4Edicr mar. 3wsi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22

es 1helnt etn bon llnfcrcr 9tatur uu,ertrcit,|
uNer eSrrnotaB 81 tcDn, bae Tiemano IN ell
ncr 1pltematlidbcn 9icibc bon 0etrlacreien|
trritabren fam, phne eae CT niht IN 8eiteu|
Que wahre ScIhaffenbeit Ieiner 9Inidldos
oieelfeuen icllte. Der perldmstelfe .Sppf:
Der Itdl 1emals iciner 3unoc ceer ieiuer Teper
beelcnte, wro iidb cann unc wonu cine rssr|
cle anocre 9Sabrbeit cntldlirfeu loiTeu. bic
tur leln Sllterclie beiler perld,mieoen 9ebIicj|
t zen mare. DE Srtbldaft eeS prciIocntcn|
Itefcrt gum mcnl9lten Stncu Semeis bon eerl
aItptl9teu eee Selagten. Snbem er bon cen|
lc9cnannten pc Sanfcn Ipridbt uno bem|
gcbraud. ben iIe ucn Den Gffentlid,en GjeleernI
n'acben ole bel tbnen nicpcr9ele9t ,paren la9t|
CT:
"llm I'D, eiefclbcu bier su rcrfbaffen, be,
o'cnt man iltt1 oielcr ungebilbrIiden @infIuec 4
llllwelie Scrblnenn9eu pcrben sipiltcn ccr|
He9lernltg uno elmer grceen Slnsabl mddbtis|
ser Staats Snitltute an9cfnilpft aneere|
Scipcg9rlmec, ais melhe auf eas ollacmeineI
ScIte abSiclcn, fineen @in9ane fcipchl in een|
erccuttpcn ais 9clcEgcbcnecn SebSrecn, uubI
lelbItind,tt9e Srmblnaticncn, meld,e III einer|
Spcctal Selre9ebum9 fnbren, pcrren 9cbils|
oCt."
SIter MIRO IId, natilriid, bic Srage aufmers|
fen: @rn mem 1T ricier 3ulfanb Ger Cinae|
herpcr9ebradlt ipcrpen Secer aufrihti9eI
Wtcnid) fam itol bieiclbe beantmprtcn, rbne|
eaB CT gu flrd)tcn braud)t irre Su grbcn. @s|
p0r ntdlts bon Ger Dirt inter beu 9fcaicrnnqss|
@crraltnn9cn pen Baitingtrn, Srfericn,|
Wrnrce unc SIeams. Nie llctel, pcriiber|
or iId befla9t, Gup ale icin eieemes M.ert|
mo ras ictnc6 "erlaudtcn 8prgdn9ere."|
Cas &cif ftnbet'6 aus, uuo wiro, che lanae|
pcr9cht hieien "unsebnbrlihcn GnflnGen''|
uno "nnmctlen Gcrbinoun9en' eurt bic @rs|
mdblun9 einc6 cbrlideu Wanncs eincn 9iie,|
gel pprldlictcu. tSat. gB.l
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22
Stop The Sunday Mail.

9Sir piBcn niobt 9cnau wcm Die Shulo
sur 1ait fdUt, cas felt benz 9tcusSahr fciu
Sricfiaf an Scnnta9c rcn pbtlaocIphla III
2i!ientauu aulan9t mic Suprr, cb S,r. slnIc6
6rncaa auf eiltmal Wrclt9 10 s 9crcrccu
1T, rccr pb Der ScuWoftrr e6 fir cue Sluce
bait uno iTdI GcpicnsbilTe barau6 maht
atcr 70 oirI miecn mir, baB uniere gilrger
ben @crluit bcdrltcn iehr filblcn werccn.-
lctcr nur ein Seilpicl: ole 0icut9fciten pclhc
AM Scnnta9e init Der pbtlaoepbtcr Ycit bon
gSaid)tu9trn, Narrt6burg, II. {. ~. anl1n0s
ten, fcnnten lulr 9cmGbulidD miern Heiern rcs
ielbe 98cdle bts gum rcrbcr9cbcnccn Srcitd9
Ocrlcgen, abcr JEST IIuo mir 9cuSthigt bic
9teui9feitcn auf einc antcre lErde 81 rcrs
fhicbcu, neil Die 3eituu9 bes Mcnta9s 9tahs
mitta9S itcn sur prcGc 9cbrodlt rirb. lln>
FIRE Nahbarn III &ctblcbem, @aiicn, 9eas
bing, &C. haben in ciclem Sail rcu Spr;u9,
benn bort idrft bie pritfutld,e jcpcn Gag
SoIltcn mir nitt poiIclbe 9icd,t erlan9cu
f6nncn, penn man itdl NIT Stttldyriftcn nad
9Salhin9tCn ipcnccn wirre? Let's try it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22
General SarriSuu.

Ter Cincinnati &epublican pom 7. San.
ihrcibt folgcnbeS:
"lStr battcn 9rifrrn baS &rrqnii9cu, fir
BAD crltemal bcu &jcneral Narriicu inter
ms Su iehcn, icitocm or ais @anpieat fir
prcilecnt auf9cupmmen wcrecn it-c6 mar
bersits felt Spei Mcnatcn, pa6 er nid,t III
unierer Staot war--er mar mdbreno Der
3ett beIhdfii9t ciuen @cntroct answfllhrcu
I'M cine 9rcsc Suantitit Stcine uno SlaIf
gu cinem &mncl fur ben 9Shitepater @anal
81 Iiefern, pcldcr rurh ciuen Soii9el auf
icincr pIantaidc, 9irre Scub, 9eht. 9Sir has
ben ibu niemals in beiierer Gjeiunbbeit 9cs
iehcn; ct ldleint tbdtiaer, beibrs all SGrper
unc Giciif, ais felt 20Sabrcn ;uriif. Gr lcs
9irte bel Irincm 2cdtcrmarn, Col. SoYlcr,
in Der Soouptitrasc, uno miro (tdy bIpe ciui9e
Gage i'll rer Stabt oufbaltcu."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22
SNas bot Ssorriion octban 2

. GO fra9cn jcet bic 9cfo Scfo 3citrn9cn,
tneem iie ppr9ebsn al6 wli6tcn Ie nidts pcu
fcirn Shateu. gSir perpeiieu lIe auf bic
Wcrtc uuo ecbprciiun9eu ibrer ci9enen 9ars
teisslnfiltrer, Die fe fpcscu Sen. Soarriicn
ausbrl,ften che CT als prefoentSs s@anbicat
rcr ecm 8plte mar. Eieic flub @cl. Gih.
M. Sctnicn, jeBi9er SiccsIDrcfocut Der uns
fer S,arriirn fcft, @cnerol @uf, infer @}es
fauetcr mad, .Sraufreid,, Cit 9libsoc, Camp
uiltcr ibni Sbomas 0iithic, Der Soerausses
ter ceS 9iid,mcno @nquirer6, RoicS Galps
ION, Ger Sosrausscbcr pcS Cincinnati slbUers
triItrs, 9fablpn Cider(eu, lebthcri9cr Sccs
retir ecr Secmad,t, unb 9fCtcrt y. 2ytle,
legbcriges Gcn9rcB9lieo bon Ohio = ncbit
nrd, pieleu anocrcn ibrcr partei. Scrucr,
tetireiien mir Fe auf Die @eihihte uus
{crc6 @dtcrlauoc6; sprt ltcbcu lriuc
au5gcscihnctcn Ghaten Die CT remiclbcn lri
ltctc, llno no Ie bon fCiurr pelittId)cn partci
cptcbrt nod auS9eI6lht pcrecn fGpucn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22

Pills Die 9tcui9tcit pcuG Gjcn. NarrlcuS @rs
ncnnung burdD bic 9taticnaIs Scnocnticn III
Sneianapplis, III Snoiana, anIan9te, mar 70
cbcn Die 1cfc SCfc geict9cbuug in Sieung
Man ia9t, raB oieIe 9teui9fcit cincn Iolten
Sbreden inter ben Mtalitocrn crrc9te, ba6
feline @cid1dftc am 9an;en Gage 9etban wcrs
ben mdrcn. lEann cine Jacttcnfu9el rurd
has Gapitclium 9efp9eu tpdre, 70 bate cs
fetuen 9rOecrn Sdrcden ocruriaden fGns
nen, ais htcle 9tadriht. Gic Soerren miis
fen icbr gut, oaB Der alte Soclo pcn 5ippcs
canoe allcS Dor lId, her nimmt, unb eaB er
Der cin;;,ie N!!.@:;ll 1T, Der jsnru Staat pom
yceo 6ct%i6m rcini9cn fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22
SUr8rcb;&crbGuSInu9cu.

SSdnuar ii.
Scrat. SHr 9tcrrelI Tbcrrcdte cine SiQ,
mcId'e Sipcimal uerlcien muroe uuo lccaun
Der @cmmttce ee6 Gicritltsmeiens iltcrocs
ben tpurec. sic mar betitclt, cine Slctc, III
3uins su ciuer 9lctc, Die Ginferferun9 mcQcn
Sd,uIoen in gcrpiIcn Sdllcn abjuihaffrn
9tah uutcrfticblidc uurid,tiac Gicihiftc
ricf Sor. QGrioht Gle SubsSrcaiurpsSiu auf,
mcldc btc Srbcr oc5 Cages mar.
j.r. Gloy id,lug pcr, oaf oic 8crtdnbluus
gen BARRIER UcrIhcteu rperecn loaCn, ca
untcrihieelid,e Seuatcrcu atircicno icicu,
mo uru mcbrern Staatcu unbeIcete Steacn
lpircn. Die @ia marc ppu lrldlcr 9Sicttias
felt, eae cS nrthwcuti9 Ici, Der Scuat mare
uollitiurig nrdbrcup sen ScrbaneIuuacn &C.
ocnrpirtiA nne 9IcidlfaaS tet rcr abilims
nluii0.
ilr. Eri0ht itritt nit Gifcr ha0c6cu, unc
irlcire baranf an, eas Der &crfdldg qetban
mare, III, bic Sade fsrncr aufulhicbcu.
Icr, 9&0!fcr meintc, CO rurce curd, Gle
ucrgcittldlcrc siufid'ietuu9 nidjtS gcmrnncn
Wcrcen, eCm tie lccrtn StcRen fGnutcu bis
Mcntag libcr s Gage nidt aufaefnllt ieiu
@5 pnrec icedun uer9efdIaaen, cle SIll frrs
nrr aueSulrten. lie 2lcmiuiifratjcRS Scs
HaicreR warcu ea9c9cn, mo ipeiI tic bic
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22

ltdrffte partei ouemadem, 70 tr,loeu ;are
eInwenonn9cn cen Sieg. =
Cue Cub rcaiilrDsgNlI wnroe bemiSAh
pom Sdrtiber III felnrr sanSen qsnae odle,
zen, ilanlitdp 23 2Ibid1nittc. 81. Brabfp be.
-mr,ertie, oaB er nd,ts CUR 8ertbeioiauna Der
ylll ta9en ipclle. gs mare eine Sad,e. Biz
oenl Senat befannt fei mb jenen SlSrrer }brs
relfs Swelnal paint fei. @r babe besbolb
geiprcdlen p''S''
Nr' Sudanan bon ga. mad,te, ais man
I'M Senat am ielbi9en Gage anfiena 9cr,
ldlld9c. Sllr Srhbbung Der Sc1otpunSeu Der
Snpatdn9er rffentIid,er @elber Al MAIDEN.
oen 8oridla9, bic Seiclonno res SdoBnlei.
lfers Ger NtilnSe in YbilaSeIpbia uno Sieucrs
leans alIf $500 gu erb6ben. Ger @rifere
nat )est rlnen Sebalt bon $1,000, uno eet
Tcetcre bon $4,000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-01-22
SlneiF;iruna Scr ScnatUrcu.

Gic GlaeiffSiruna Der Scnatrrcr infer
Der nrnen @rnltitutirn, fano AM prrIefteu
Wtcnta9c I'M Scnat ron pcnntlpancu itatt.
Cieies 9efdab burth 3cttel, meld,c III eine
Shadltel 9etban ipuroeL rpcrauf Gle Oicuits
Seit pcn |, 2 unc 8 Sabren 9citriebcn ,pas
ren. Sin jcocr opn Den 8 Scnatprcn ;c9
alsbann cincn 3cttel aus Der Sd,ad,tel.
Die erife &laiie fir | cSabr ScgenL S1errn
sipbn .. Stcrt9crc, SbpmdS s. 6cd)ran IL.
gbrabam ShcrB.
0ie Srpcite 9laiIc fir . Sabre, S,crreu s..
9. Spadman, Ibpmas QSiaiams II. SinclD
patterlcu.
Die brittle @laiTs fir Sabre, Nrn. 9irs
bert Slcmin9 unc Spbn s. 9llllmmcr.