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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The Administration Papers inPhiladelphia claim
1896 majority on tho popular voto--but the Wings
d. not allow them This. The result, in short, seems
TO be n Wing gam Of t,oo membcrs IF Congress-
fec StQte SenntorS-Rinetccn members IF tic House,
and Mirteen thousand pOtes, comparing The last
with the present vote tor Members of Congress.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

noes 68A extending charter Of tho bank of Rutland
ayes 81, noes G8) extending charter Of Bank Of
Vsrgeones bull opposed 10y Messre. Villas Rice Of
Somerset Closson, neari, iiozen and smile, sup
f,hondlor or,V. Hodges, SaJn, Barnes OF Add'
son, aud iiascomb, aud passed, goo !" 7o)-'sever-
nllN nneSpl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
AS IT SHOULD BE.

The individuals in New York accused of fraud
by The Van Buren, papers have commenced suits
for libel against the Albany Argus, Washington
Globe, Hin and Barton, Concord and others Tho
have printed The fabrcations against them. All
the papers that publish them will be dealt with in
tbs way. Til is right--giye justice to the
abettors of the base conspiracy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
NLZZA For MAINE.

Gov. Fairfield and his Council have counted the
votes for members of Congress, and it appears that
four Wings Il two Van Buren men are elected -
Noyes, whig, failed Of an election by only 73 votes
There arc two vacancies. The Wing majority
for Congress is TWO HUNDRED and
THIRTY SEVEN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

o. Martin Van Buren, left Washington and ar
rived at New York, on The day tho "Last Card" f
The gamblers appeared. He doubtless is at The bot
tom of it, and pays the bills to hrlbe the false wit
Desses to swear Tor his panty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
The Journal adds /

The Wing majority on joint ballot will HERE
fore DO ample. The aPportionment by The ooirup,
majority Of last winter has prevented The popular
voice from being heard in the choice of Senators"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
IEGlSLAVURE OF OHIO.

From the Columbus State Journal Of the IGl We
learn that The following will be The complex ION OF
the next Legislature in that state.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
Ell "A az Es U y CD ~ Na II IL a n ~ d.
1T .ST'EVE.NS VILLAGE, TE4RDWICK.

There will be meeting for the consideration Of
political Subjects at Stevens Village, in iiardwick,
on Monday, November 9, at o'clock, afternoon
The citizens Of Walden and Iiarhwick, and ibers,
arc inv ited 10 attend.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

The District of Colum6ia.-'The subject of retro
cession 10 Virginia, has for time occupied the
attention oftie People of Alexandria On Mon
day a vote was taken, and large majority was in
favor ofrerocesson.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

w Election in New Hampshire yesterday-Yau
n"ren majority last year about 5000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
- a2E4a1A us GDU IA Y---TqE'H D II"
CANOE HEgIEITENaa.

We are requested to say, that there will be a
Harrison meeting Thursday she 9Th Of Novenl-
ber at IarrisonviIle., Derby, a! 10 O'clock a. NJ.
Mcssrs. UpHAM, Of Montpelier, and FAIRBANKS, Of
ST. Johnsbury, expected to be present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

The Philadelphia Inquirer says-"lt is believed
thai 255 900 votes poIled at the cleo
ton in this State, the largest number poIIei
ON any OCCASION in Pennsy iyann.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03

G17rhe Leg islature adjourned between II and ]
o'clock on Friday morning last.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
WIG VICTORY EVEN IN SOUTH CARROLL

EVEN JOHN &. CALHoUN's OWN DISTRICT AGAINST
HIM'-Ihe Charles papers state that Dr.. w.
Butler Qiarrison) is elected to Congress from CAL
noun district, in placs of Waddy Thompson who
declined election
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
OH % A IL.

Ocl. 70, "a W.
SENATE. The bill relating to banks was ia
ken up, The question being Oh the amendment "I
Mr. Butler to place chnrer4 under TO control OF tho
legislnure Mr. Bouum warmly opposed the Il.
yeas -, nays 7. Mr. Rs amendment TO hold pri
vNin property, then taken up, opposed by Mr.
Tnwn-Iey and supported by Mr. Butler and rejec-
ted by The same ate Snndty other amendments
were then drhatod and part adopted, when, after
occupy tho whole forenoon GA the same, The
bil was laid tho table.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
M. II. GRiNNEL
r.. ~. BLATCHFORD,
SIMEON DRAPER ,T'
JAMES BOWEN,
N ~ xur.v ABE,

Following this card are the affdavits, sworn be
fore Judge Of Court of Common Pleas Of ina
above named gentlemen So much for the accu'
sations made against prominent Wings.
We now come to a more important matter,-
TO THE ORIGIN OF THIS FOUL CoNsPIR
ACY AND ATROCIOUS CALUMNY. Below
we give the testimony which will make the authO"
of the Plot regret forever that thew have augb to
TO do with Transact IN so infamous. How u"0
1t is that Judgment returns TO plague the :nven~''
and that the poison intended for others returns '
destroy the ms truments Of outrage
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
SUI 9@49G2G MUs@ so

EsDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
TO THE PUBLIC

We gave til afternoon denial of the statement
which had been published in the STANDARD aan
other papers, assaing our conduct in reference 70
past elections in this city. But since those wn'
have endeavored to impicate us in an alleged at
tack upon the purity of the elective franchise,havq
roosoried to the forms of Judicial proceedings 70
give apparent soemnlty to their accusations va
have deemed 1t proper to contradict them in man
ner as solemn as they have been made. we
therefore appeal to the slemnity Of our oaths' ana
pronounce tie charges, far as they tend to I'M
plicae US, calumnious and false.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OeEentltCGe 95enpu.

TreitaQ6 uno Snmita9s, ben 27iten umo
2Steu M6rs fou an cem SHauie Der ocrs
itcrbcren ph6te 6eulterma der, i'll
alten Eaunithip, Nrrthamrtcn Gauntn If
feutltd uerfauft nerbeit:
Yfcroc, Ninrpieh, Shwcire, SecersGich,
cin @duI6pa9en nit oeulettern, Elm Spas
sierrra9en, pauge, @qQen, Wiucmhble, cine
SmobHanf, Srnhreff, Genie, &c. Gleid,s
fails Elm Sccrctdr, nausubr, Gfitranf, flu
pfcrnc uno ciicrnc Seifrl Scttcn unc Sctt'
ldocn, ucbit icnft uptb uielcrtci SHauSs Slus
crlls uno &tldlcn9erdtb, ;u pCttllnftt9 ;n
mCiScn.
Cir Scnon tviro al jccem Sage un Schl
llbr 8crntitta95 anfan9cn uuo 9chOrt8c SIuf'
partun9 gcaebcn mcrben orn
G1mue( &Gbler, 9(Nn1ili(fratcr.
Wir; 4. ra-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Sp[)lt Sci(n.
OeRcntltChe Q3euru.

Samita9s, tsn 2Iiteu @irS Gcrmitta9s
SIM 10 llhr, iou anf 0ffcntltd,cr Gcnrn orr'
fanft lprroeu, an Dem N1uie rce llntcridrtcs
bcueil it q8eibcntur9 &auNihp, Ecdn
&auutD:
@iuc Sub, Shipcinc, cin GiulSw10cn,
eiu @iul5pl9cn, 2 ein @iuIeWi9en, lpcl,
tt,c ale nsu uuo unbcidla9cn ilnc, cine 9rCec
Quautitit Bl1uersSHrlS; ale Scrten H&l9'
ner9ridlirr; Srob tclm Gjtbuno, cIn Sfen
uit Nfcar, ciu Slud'cnfd fdronf, ctn GrNpr,
eiu Bureau, g3ettlacen, Glide, Stiihle, ci'
Terue 8eiIel uuo SNifclt, Safer, Climber
Gin beId,laaener @iuIS @cocD, nnc frnit
,tcb uelerlci 5HauS gcratbidaftciL 81 nett
fdlftig III mdren.
Nie Scoiugungen icQen am GrrfIuf5ta9c
befauur 0cmldlt uno gcbthrcnre sInhpl'
tun9 graeben weroeH ocn.
George 8cre.
02irs a. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
9 e : Il q II II q E II.

DieIe 3eittn9 tpirb jcren Wittwpd nuf
'Sinem gro6en SuperHcDal Sc9en, nit 9anS
'lieuen Sd,riften, beralis9caebrn.
Der SubIcripticnssprei6 1T e in e baler
bes Sabre, in 8crausbeSabluu9. =
Sun Sail bies nid,t 9cfhiett, 70 lpcrbcn ein
1balrr unb fiiuf unb ;manSiS @ents alt9es
Iednet
Seein Subitribent wiro fir ,peni9er ais
Mcuate augrnonlmcL unb feiuer fam bic
3eitnng auf9eben, bis ale 0tiifitinoe carauf
abbejablt iino.
2'efnnntmad,un9en, tpcld,e cin @tcrcd
ausmad,en, perbeu crcintal fur eincn Ebalcr
ein9criift, uno fir jece ferucrc @inrilfun9
fnnf unO swansi9 @erts. - 9rbBere nadl
8erbdltni6.
Diejenge welfe Die 3ettun9 NIT Der pclt
cSer benz poitreiter erbdlten, muNcu itlbif
Sofiir bcSahlen.
ollie Sriefe an ben Neraus9eber mIiirn
20 FIRE | eiu9eianct wereeI, Ipnit rpcrocn
fIe uid1t anf9encmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
GS1ccb Gtliin9cr.
Sauib 90fpuer.
OcHcntltCbe 23CmDu.

GS ica auf Hfentlid,cr &enbu perfauft
mcrrcn, Ornncrlta9s uno 6rcitu06, rcn %.
uno 81. Wtiri uadpltens, am nauie rc6 pcrs
itcrbcncn Sncpb 8rtcbrL III Sber!DAls
forc Eaunitbip, 2sd91 GauntY, fcI8cnrc bc'
luc9!ihe 9Ir!ifcl:
pfsrrc, 9tiuppiet, Sdweiue, Sdaafc
WdQen nit SrroD uno Ccdc, eiuc "a Sh1s
ocn'llbr nit &altcn, Gcsf nit einem Sils
dcridronf Settcu uuo SettlaocL fllpferne
uno cticrnc Scdrl, aetrrctIete pnppelsScaro
uuo lrnit nod dIIcrlei Nau6s uuo Jtidengcs
rdth, su mcttldufti9 III meloen.
Die &enou fell lRitta9s um IL .lbr onfans
gen uns bic Scrin9un3cn bcfannt 9cmatt
rperben BON
9lnn1 GriebCl, 9lonltniitrir.
Wdr; 4. rq-4m
O~Gieiiti0e @ctrdnfe ffno burdaus bel
oiclrr 9ele9cnbeit perbrtcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
U2irs4
xOeHentltCbc 2Scnru.

G6 fca auf cffentIiher 9enon ncrf1uft
fpercen an Der "@othariue Surudcr," Sort
bamptrn @ountD, Trcit096 l,nb Samita0S,
AN<E l3h mo l4cn Mir; 1910, eaS frls
y,Ienls ptlGnlide Gl9enthum:
3ebn quite 8ubrs@dulc, 10 Sctt6 Snhr9es
1hirr, 12 @dnlswa9cn, einer eaecn Gin
bxeitrdegcr GurnpifcsQBa9cn, fat nrdh 9anS
neu, eiu lsGdul6Wagcn, pflu9c, SlodfdIlt'
ten, WaGcus sSccic6, SchlensScetCe, O.
platti9e Sefeu, ScfensMuiter nuo SIdsfs,
Turnaces@eIhirr, @rdtcS, pifc6, NebelleI,
Sdiebcilen, &chlcnf6rbc, Sdlmiots9cltrr
@ihenplanfcu, Scdntling, II. {. ~. ejlatts
Sncbie, Setteu uuo SettSeu9, % Sliufetts,
GruncbeereH BEL Der Saihel, Cit Cest, cine
arcee Nfcn9e Miit, Der bci Der eaoun9 rccr
bci Der Scnne pereauft wcrrca icll ; ucbit
allem anecrn perI6miden Scrmrgcn Der llns
terfhriebcneii, su ipeitldnfti9 gu mcIocn, rprl|
o,es aaes aan, geipis perfauft rcrcen ica
NerIonen Die in 9,riuat faufen mcUen, fons
rlen Dor ben @erfaufsta9en beotent lreroen.
Ger Gerfauf nrb an jeeem Iase nm 10
ilbr 8crmitta9s anfln9en, rrc bic Seeln9Hus
acn betannt stmadlt ,rerecn fplIen oen
.Nolies uuo outright
9tai8nee6 oen Wclie Rae aern
Eatbarjaa SEraaee, NtSrS I. nS-?HI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OefenttiC6e 95enrlt.

Neittmpd,s, ben 19ten Mirs, I'm 10 llbr
8crmitta9s, foll an bem Soaule bes Inter-
ihricbcnen, lit Sber Sacona Gauid,ip, See
d,u @aunth auf GfentIiher 9cnpu perfauft
iperben:
Gin pier @dul6sBa9en nit 9ctbY, etn .
@iulsmogen, @jefd,irr fir pier pferce, slpci
@inomublen Strrbbauf, eine quite Grcbs
banf, Barrel Srantewcil,, . Tladj6bred)cn,
. DsbeiIcn, SrautcweintcfcI unp cine sIns
sabl StGnber, uup fcnit nod aQcrlct SHau6s
uno Snhen9crdtblhaftcnL Su ipettldnftt9 ars
sufrbren.
Gie Scbingur9en fcltcn am Scrfauf5to9e
6efaunt 9emGAt wereen.
SSacpb S6neiber.
WSrs 4. nQ-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11

Gin idlaucr Srerling bnldtc fjd
Gin blaue5 Wiictfen. 9Sgh mir 9Irmen
9lief e6, adj Soerr, pcrldlonc MIDI
1aB mciHer cu9eno rid) crtarmen
giein, fprad) ecr WOrber, bn bit nctn;
Dcnn th bin 9rcs uno bu btii flein;
Gin Sperbcr fant i'm bel tent Sdymau6;
90 leid)t wiro faum ciu Slob 9efan9en,
2Il6 C5unftr SpaB. Gjteb, rtef er aus,
Ntidh fret g8a6 tab' id) beun began9cn
9fcin, Iprod1 Der MDrber cu tiit meiu;
Dsnu ib bin 9rcB unb bu btit fletn.
Sin Slrler fab ben @aud, unb ithrs
9iuf ibu berab, mO riB Den 9lllfen
Sbm auf. S1err S6uig, iaB MIDI lc6,
0itef CT, bu badit midi ia IN Stltdeu
Icin fprad Der W6rcrr, bu ttf meil
0enn id bin 9reB uuo bu biit fIeiu.
ShnclI fam ein gDfril bonn natrn 8itt
Dem 9lclcr in ole Srult gcfic9cn.
Warum, rcf or, tuccm er flel,
Gum Sdgcr, tUotct MIDI brin Sc9cn?
81, Ipratb Der M6roer, bu bit mctn;
0enn id) bin 9rrs uno tu bilt flcin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OefentttC0e Seunu.

0onnerTa9S, ben 19ten Wirl Scrnlits
tags nm 10 llbr, ioa an benz Soauic ecs lin
terIhriebeuen, i'll SbersSouccna Gouuidp,
2etha GduutD, bfeutlih oerfauft nrrbcu:
Gnbe, Strpeine, gbdqcn NIB Sreby, Gin
Searh, beinah 70 gut pic nclL NeuIcitern ub
Shemel, paI9e, G99e, GimmctbY' SHcu lei
Der Scnne, netif nod anberu iNauds uno
Saucrn gjerdtbihaftriL Su ipcitIdufti9 Su
meloen.
Die ScttHaun9rn irlIen am GcrfaufSta0e
befanut9e uno 9ebilhrcnoc SIuflpartung
9c9etet iprreen bon
Dcter 8ncpp(p.
Wtirs 4. %-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
OefentltCDe 95enpu.

W1cntagS ben 23itcn WdrS icIt an bem
SoanIc res llnterihriebcncL III SacsQ8beits
haa Jouuid,jp, 2cd,a @auntD, GfcuRid, pcrs
fteigert mcroen:
Q8mrmublc, StcttanE Sd,ltif'tcilr cine
Ilad)sbrct,c, eiuc prichti9e 2ld'tsl la9c:51au5s
iibr nit Saiten; SthrSl'fc, Glide, StRbIc,
Ii. {. 10. Sfen nit 9lohr, 70 pie cine &ers
fd,tcceubeit prn &udensGicrSth, wprunter
fllpfcrne uuc ciiernc &ciTcl fjh teftnccn nno
mchrcre 9lrtifa sm NlnshaIt 0ch6ri0.
Oes0leiteu Sadmen I'M Nelcc, cine Crcks
bant unc bic eaW 9ebHri9sm McijcI.
Oie 9Scnou miro nm 10 llhr Grrmtta9s
oufauacn rno olc Wccirgungcu irasn oabci
btflnnt 9emad,t werteu.
CSrbu Scilp.
q. 9. 9Inc bicjcni9cn, rle al rcr 8cncu res
Sbbenamtcn rom 2ltcn Nebruar itulct9
iIno, b1bcn jest cine idlEne Gjdrgcnhcrt
nod, mebr ain obiocu Gage gu faufen, uuc
ihre eriie 9tcAnnn9 abSuteSatlen.
!Wirt 4. ra-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Gin Stobrfan ~
Ill perlehllen.

Ter tctaunte Stobritauo, fribcr tcipcbut
pon cb uno @u t b, bel lBcnucrS 9aits
bauS, in SllosQ8beitbal Gaunid)ip, 1T pom
liter 9lpril 1S40 ali 81 oerlebnen. Sc 1T bes
ret6 felt cier Sabreu Stehr baielbit gebals
ten mcrocn, uno it eines Der beiten Staucs
pliee I'M @auntD.
9Sem es oerlauat ipiro, 70 fam oas ba'
bel befinotid1e 9Bcbnhaus, Stdl uno 2ctte
9ruuo nit oerlebut pereeu. SIR ca6 Sid'
here erfluciSe maH fIdl BET
9GiIli5m 9Genuer.
Ndr2 1. Us-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11

Sie Sdcfer3uGonoenha Fit.
ben neult6 cine 8eriammlun9 9eba(.
ten, i'm baS Narlament Su ether 9tcte
81 bepe9en, iporur6 ffe bon SoftaaSe
lrbett befrett lrerben iollen. Sie W5eis
iter ilnteriflieen ole @eiellen in ihrem
lobetl6Diirbt9en @efud)e. Oie 9ln;at[
Ger Slfermeiffer in Gpnecn 1T 25O0,
sel Gelelien 5000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Oefcut!ltbc 95cupu.

Snmta9s, ben 14tcn MSrS nm 10 Hin
&rrmitta9S, ioN an Dem Stobr he6 llutcrs
ftrittercn, III 0irro 9Shcthoa IaunIhip,
Geha GauntD, Gffentljd, pcrtauft mrroen:
Gin @rrr0tb Stpbr9lltcr,
beftchcuo aus Gattnrc-Iud,-S Sdttinctt5-
ShdwIS--Nlletlit,cr- -Mu6tiue Gitn0hams
-WciIcr uno GjabcIr--gt ifcl- l-RoiIermeder,
II. {. tp. nctit plcr erefe eiiernc &e6cl.
Cle Seom9uu9eu irlIcn am Gage Der @cus
rn bcfamt 9ematDt nm 2iufparhIug gc9etrn
peroCn rrn
CSaccb Giltin9cr.
SaMN S1fnrpr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11
Sceacm aus SEN aSilSniRen YeOrb


Ste cnQltICbe ltito QmCrtfonilCtc ST.
tcratur it icbt reidb ou letenri9cn Ses
flbrctbuu0e,t irctt clltle9cner, lUent8 be-
tretcner Climber. Gte 8ertGte bcr
Sourilfcn iino incilt ppI Der bunteifen
9tbentbeucr, Ife boben aber 9rD6tentbctl5
uur ais Neutrality-suspicious. QSerth,
mo Die Q9inenl61ft trdgt 9crc6tc5
0eNeufen Die ouf piciem QSc9c 9eltcs
ferten 9tptt3cn 81 re9tifrtren. W}on6e
tra9en aber ben Stelnpel ttterer QSabrs
bGit llno 81 bielen 9chDren rte Sdrifz
ten bc6 Entertainers Neunc f.
mann. Gr bat f6 berctt6 bnr6 ct
ne gGtrtcrretie tit Die rrciflifen @cttc
tc Der 8ereinigten St11teu tefannt &C.
mltbt uno fl1r;lth 1T lrieSer bon thm
eribiencn: Wild scenes in the To-
rest and prairie, London 1889.
2Str thetlen ctuen 9tblbnttt raralls nit.
Sas gronc GtenStbtcr
Stc beifc ltnp beQuemite @elc9eils
heit SOpdNpilo su erle9eu, bietet lI6
&Sntcr5 tet ttefen1 G6nec bnr, ipcnn
ole Gt6frulfe, ric fIcb roh eincn lcid)s
ten Hc9cn ouf bcr Sberflide bilrct
it1rf 9cnn9 1T ben NJfonn SIT tr19cn
rplbrcno iIc infer bCn Soufen ber G.
lcnrtbicrc uuc ee5 lltri0en Jtotblptlb6
bcitinoi9 einbrt6t. Sa5 tief ctn9cs
llnfCne Shter miro ouf Gieie 9Setc
lctht gefan9en, uno nit Seulen erihlas
gen. Steie CS19r nennt man III 9tcrNs
lmcrif1 "CruSting." CSn ben nDrplis
dcn St1aten miro ouf bteie 9Setie
mcbr QSilo erle9t ol6 auf jcbe anrere,
unb jcbCn QSiuter fam mani tit bcn
3cttlmgen lclcl, lpte 9anSc SDrfer bjtls
ans 9cjc9cr, lmo ole 70 0cfan9cncn
Gbicrc 81 SOunpcrteu l&eEer9cmadt,
Gu iollcn or rpeni9en Sabrcn ouf Dem
0ebtet Don @ot6ftll in etnenl gStnter
llber tauicnb Srife'auf bteic 9Sctie ers
ihIa9en lpcrreu ieien. Sercr 66tc
9Salcmann bat inoe1cn ctnen 9eredlz
ten 9lbi6eu DOT Oieltr Sage, i6on lpct(
IHt Wv HlNlIlSH SplltH pEIt [SttC Nv
et9entlt6e Sa9c5eit ntNttn rteie SahrS'
3ctt flllt.
Sa5 Mflstbier pSer 9roiie glenb 81
"frulfen,n 1T tnbelien 1id,t6 gang letd):
tc6; e5 9ebDrt Don Seiten ceS CJ9erS
Otutb mo @eipnrebcit baSu, ltnb ba5
Sbier fann it6 rabci ppb retren mo
cntfommen. Sa aber ra5 @eice rtes
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1840-03-11

We6rs4 4.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-01-09
TEX4S-ELECTION OF MAJOR GEN
ERAL.

Private letters from that country inform us
that Gen. Felix Huston, late of this city, is
elected Major General by majority probably
of some thousands,
The extract suboned is from the National
|lneigencer, published al Houston, the leading
Administration paper and is strong indication
that Gen. Huson's election will conduce &c
harmonise action in the military movements OIL
the country..-Natchez Courier
By accounts which are fast flowing in from
all sections Of the country, il is ascertainod
beyond doubt, that Gen. Felix Hust has
been elected Major General Of the Militia
In the Eastern part Of Texas the vote Of Hus
ton is six to one oves that Of Sherman, and il
other parts his majority will be equally groa,
leaving it beyond conjecture that he.s elected
by an overwhelming voice.
The militia is a most important branch o
our national defence, and we trust it will b
speedily organized. The vote which Genera
Huston has received is.a strong. manifesto
ton Of the confidence. reposed by the peopl
in his energies and abilities 10 bring into III
field an effcctua force, that will eiernally sui
liugate, and, Unnecessary, annihilale The mel
CHESS savagcs whoore preyng about upon tn
frontiers Of our corntry. The government
observes great credit for the protection II ha
already extended TO the heretofore defenceles
condition ofour frontier inhabitants, and W
trust that the country will Immediately ava
itself of the efficient services of the BRAY
officer who has been placed atlhe head OF III
militia, by the almost unanimous voice Of hi
fellow citizens, for we are well COW need tina
there is 20 one amongstus better qualified Z,
Organise force suffcientto give lasting peac
to our border country.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-01-09

"Girc me back my Legions" was the indig-
naNt and desparlng exclamation Of the Empe.
ror Augustus 10 General whose mismanaee.
ment and incapaciy had suffered his army h
be surprised and cut 10 pieces by the barbarians
Of Germany. In the same spirit the People Of
this country now say to tho Federal Executive
and his retainers--"Give us back the sound
currency you have demolished, the prosperity.
your experiments have destroyed, the public
credit you have abused and shaken, the harmo
ny and mutual confidence between different
classes which your Jacobnism has changed to
distrust and haired. Your internal arts have
done their worst to set the note holder against
the bank, The laborer against tho employer, the
poor against the rich Give US back he good
currency you have destroyed, or be hurled
from the power you have shameiully abused
to bring these evils on the country,--AiJany
Journal
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-01-09

AN OLD FASHIONED MARRIAGE PoRrIoN.-Cap.
tain John Hull, who was one Of the, first foun-
ders OF the Old Church Boston, Captain ofthe
Ancient and Honorable Artillery, Represent
tatIye of the town, and in 1880 an Assistant,
was a man Of wealth. daughter of his was
married TO Major Samuel SewaIl.. As usual in
those days the father was expected TO give his
daughter marriage portion. So father Hull,
after hsdaugher was completely, and richly
too, dressed and prepared for the ceremony,
caused her to be put. into one side Of a large
pair OF scales, in the presence of her friends,
and then piled on Dollars and Crowns, and other
silver money until they weighed her down.
Report says she wasa plump hearty girl
This must have been fat marriage portion in
those days.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-01-09

BANKRUPTCY.-T The contingent fund Of
the House run out long ago. and the members
will be unable TO get their mileage and pay,
until Congress appropriales funds from the
Treasury. But it is said the Treasury has al
so run out, and that the wheels of Government
must stop, or run upon tick, unless their own
party permit the House to be organized, the
distressed condition of The Treasury laid before
Congress, and ways and means devised to raise
the wind What shocking thing is the credit
system! ~ ddiSonidn.