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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

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nudl Silc.9arcina uno Iics id, all Der Stes
0er6cricf, i'm @cgcrfelo Citrift nieber. gr
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9lrmee, welde bic brittifdIe Wad)t bon 9lu.
9ufta III @eergen trieb. @r mar III Der Gr,
petition nad) Slrrion lmo in cner gegen bic
@brrefce Surilncr; aber iciue meiitcn Ciens
ie leiitete er gcgen Die 3ories iit Siio @arcs
lima @r erenlccte ale bic gSiocrmirtigtcis
ten bic init jenen 3eitsn gemein waren, bcd
mar fcm mcbr trcner uno aufrid,ti9er 3cpubs
lifauer III ben 9teiben tCr 5tdmrfer fur Gle
Srciteit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

prefoent Ipler bat an pcn grneral prft,
mriiter cine Wittbeiluna gcricbtrt, pcrin or
anaicbt, baB Elm ppitmciiter III penufYluanien
uno Elm aneerer in Ohio Id, in Wdhlanqeles
aenbeiten mildten, uuo giett ihm auf, cie
SadIe geuau 81 untcrindlen, nno I'M llebers
fiibrnngsfaIe bic SduIoiaen fc9leih ans benz
slmte gu rperfen. er giebt ibm ,ualeid, Die
gHrtfuua. feinen 3eitunas s(dreiber sines polls
tilden Slattes gum pcitmsiltsr 81 crnennen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Gin oeipider M GartGubi in ct. 2cuis
mad,t I'D, ciucn Spas barou6, Mndelld,lans
gen gu ;dbmen uno fe olS cine 3ierte NIT
iId bcrum Su filhrcn. @r wtro ME Dru ibs
nen 9cbtTen, mc iCbnIN Gin Sremter ouf ibn
SuFcmmt, mercen lte bilI9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
@ . dl inc WanI anf1

~ - Ut r 7 n VI 2 / : Z /.
--gIII VrlfasBlatt bre Gbic zEuie8maiis
pom ). Septewttr meIbef, oag Eie EeutIli)f
Sanf ~ lBcciter, in lelbiaem Siaat, an ienem
Gage tbre 9hilren gefhlefrn babe. lleber
ioO,O0U 2haIer ibrer Tcten befinbeli iIf, in
lener @egeno i'm llmlauf bd rielelben urn ben
Sdnflenten oafelbit al Banern fir 1Iseiten
ausbeSablt uuroen. Das eurd, biele grplos
llon cerurfadte @ieno fcll nnbeIhreibtar
teDn. pnneerte bon bartld,affeneen 6ane.
wertern nne 3a9eIbbnern brdnatcn Hdl ndCb
Dem Sanfbaufe, um irgenb sinen @ertb fir
bic 9 dlul b i,ei II c Der ganf, no n6a,
lldl IN @mpfang ~ nebmell, ober leiber iIe
waren 81 ipit. Cie Ibilren pareu perldlols
teil-llie bic geamten eutaeben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Gin ipabniinmi0cr 2Jlamm Derbr0nut

Sor Hctn ScncS, prn NaClcpcn, Waiue,
mcld,cr felt metrcren Sabren an @riitesiers
rilttuna lit, rurce pcri0e Wrobe in jeucm
Srte arretirt uno in oa6 8crbcderun9e hniis
9ebrdd,t, no e6 ibm am Wittwcd, Wltta9 0cs
lano oa6 Giebiuoc in Srdno 81 ifefcn-ucrs
muthlif emd Gin 3hnSholidru-unr, trou.
rig 81 1a9erL felbit i'll cen Slamn!en umEam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

@cOraicm.-CieIer Staat 9ienq fir bic
tcfcs. sic crndtIten ihreu Giouocrnbr mo
ame Wtebrbcit in Die @eirbgebung
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
S6reefiitber sOsUtD upb Selbamoro.

Su Gelamare, in Ohio, erfctc6 neulidj Gin
TsutIhcr NameuS Gjotnieb Stiibn, en
Sdyneiecr ieinc8 SoaubwerS itiuen eigenen
Schn, auf Gle ilbcrle9te 9lrt. @r madtc ibn
oufitebeu, hielt linn bann bic Wincuu9 Der
Slute auf Die Sruif mn briifteIos 9IIsoann
luo sr Die Slinte ipieber. bielt Die Wiinenng
gegeu feiuc eiacue 8ruit mo brldte Te nit
eem 9deitcd ab
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

gSir eriehrn ans cualihrn 8littrrn, cns
Die GruderprCiTe, nit wclter 8snjomin
NrdnfIm in ecnoCn arbeitetc, in &urSem nad)
SImerif1 gcbradt uno mabrfdeinlidl i'm ecs
cal Der philcicphiihen Gieleuid,aft su phlds
oelpbia, oeren Stifter Srantlin mar, aufges
felt rpereen miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

DtcSortbetle terQa b.-Su 9lls
bonp C9ieuycrt) fubrcn Spct Sritccr, neldhc
belize Saueru ftno, rinen prrScB NIT eiuans
Der, neil rad 8ieb ee6 Ciueu III cie Telecr
be6 mccrn 9rbrchcu it, Gic llufcfteuuno
Sizes Der 2owDers bctrn9eu iiber 1000 Ibalcr
no ole @curt crlaubte eincu Shacencrlae
pcn 81 ShaLcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

cSn MdD6piIe, Ssp., ffnitt ein Sdubma,
der GamenS gRcles 8ean, feiHsr 6rau nit
einem Raiirnleiier ben Sodls nb, 70 bdg &c 70,
9lelda fart. Gr ipollie ftd eann cbeHfaae
umbrin9cn, feanfe abrr nidit oamit III g8eae
fCmmen. Wlan perbano feline 9plmee uno
er rpiro pch senefeu, UNI eie Strafr FIR iciR
&ertredcn ~ egbalieA.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

ltuq ii d.-Gin fataIcr 8crfaG crci9uc.
tc fb ocriae QBcd,e auf Ter Ser. Staatcn
Campf Src9attc Suttcn. Sine JIaucue lpurs
ce probirt nno nit 1Opfiiueioen qacun0cn
stbnmol abgeldpfen. 9It6 earauf Die eaonna
duf l2 phun oergr0sert murcc, ;erfprano,Gc,
toctetc Stuei Minner unb psrpnnorte Ofcbs
rcre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
sic nGd,ftc @efctnrtnnn.

Sans. Sc wcit bic Serid,tcu ein0elau.
fen lTie habcn bic qSbi9S 26 uuo tie epfc6
Al MitgIieoer erniht.
Senat, Sn cieiem RErper rrtaIten bic
gShi9S cine Mehrbeit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Ter "ecbanpn @rurier," cine felt beinal c
feds Sahren bon SHru. Sefepb @lti NJ,
in 9ibaucu, la. 9eerudte cngliiobe 3eitung,
1T in bic SHdnbe bes Sru. @eprge SrcDs
fn9er iiberaan9cu. gRtr erfennrn hiers
init BEN Gmpfang Der criien 9iummer ecs
"@curierS" an NIB MIN Iden Gem SNru.
SrcDdr9cr in ietnem neuen @irfmgsfreile
ben teitcn Sort9anq.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Graurtger Sort a tt-9lni
pcr9an9enen Opunerifa9 lprar9 SSctyn
Oienpu9h C5n9enieur ocs @elnntga
Jiie9elme9e6, pon Der 2ofonlotipe ais
(Ie Gle 81bn nddft Tairuount herlnls
terfuhr, uno bradl beioe 8eine utter
bllb ber 9niee. Seine Yeiue naren
70 Serf6mettert taB fcitcen citcs SCrz
lclten ab0enentllten rerben mt6te.-
WIon 5ueifc(t al fetncn auffemmeu. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

TrilbrrS d, e.-Slm 27itcn Sers
tcmber ftel i'm Staat Connecticut 70 pirl
Shuee uno SHaael oas @iicubabnfarren oas
eurd aufgebaltru wurben.
r,n Der gjc9eno bon @gg Ndrbcr, in Teus
Jeriey, rpdr AM 4. Sctcbcr eiu Sdnrelturm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

9erlorne5 &ino.- ltn9efibr
oor IL gGoheu 5Hrlif, perlteB Hahel
9Sea;p, Ole 9Sobnuu9 ihrer Wtnttcr unz
melt gfearin9 uno 1T feitber utctt mehr
iurltfaefebrt. Gic tff un9eflhr IL
Sabre alt, nnS ipridt gnt relltlb ano
enQltl6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Taff6 c 93pte II, ron Der 9Self
8rnnfcb Sanf BON 9SilIiamsportn
9pccmin9 SO. ga. lIno IN Dbilaoelpbia
in lInllauf gcleet irorren. mo nidbt
peni9er alsnelm gerlcnen lino nespes
gen felt ciniaen Gageu ralcltff eiu9c.
iieGt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

0plfcn tib cin beiofener Matrc.
ie einem Ieiner College cte 9taie al,
ncfur er rem fertt9en 0eridte 3ur
3abluugciiier Srafiumme. Gem User
tbe Ger ab9cbieenen 9Iafc 9leid,, cerur.
tbetlt lruree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Ter Gric9 in Tlcrira 9cbt nit rafdrn
Sd,ritten ieiuem Gree cntoc9cu; oieGe Suct
amer bnbcu I'D, rcn omcritdnifhen 8ebGrben
,ur 9uewaurcruu9 ilterIietert, uuo anrcrc
itebeu i'm Bc9riffr, Gin Gilcirbcs Su tbm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

TeuScricD 1T .. 6. - bic gBhigS hntcu
cine Wtchrhcit in Der G'eiee9ebun9, unb fclo'
lih mereeu lie eneu g8bi9 grupCrnbr mdblen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Gic Sattuucruder in @n0lano trufcn gcs
9cn,pdrti9 3ciunQeu bic 80 g)dro lang Ine,
duf Sottuu, nm ocn Wclien 9lmerifa's nit
Neut9teitcn unc su9Icth Strfen fir SIetrrr
9egen bllliaPs pcrtc su oerIChcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

cSn pbilabcIpbid Staet uno @nuutD botcu
bic SNarrilOn Cemrfratcn audi bren Sderiff
uuo SdJaemeiiter ermdhIr, fro Icrtere Wchrs
belt iber Spei tauIeno Stimmen III.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

3irh 6 @tnWeibun a.-Cic reusrs
bdnte tathcIiid)e Stride Su pb6nirviUe, in
Shelter @auntD, wuree orrlebten Scunto9e
gum Oienite tr6 2lacrbSdftcn fetrrIib ciu9e.
mcibt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Santa 9lnua pcn Wericc bat m 9icm Srs
leans ein 5Erie9ss @jeidmnter teiteGIt, I'M oos
nit Die Sodfen BON TeraS su tlcdircn. 3es
ro6 miro fcne Sdiffe bonu nad S,aule uebs
men, peer rarauf fcbieeen la(Tcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

2lm pcrlcBten Samifag perIief Ger Girrnt
Beitern 9icupcrf NIB uabm 100000 in
SpeCie NIT.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

"Sdl fam tein grob fir mcine Tamilie
fu H." Gueerte Gin faulcr Wcuid in @es
ielIihaft. "9Iuh icb nidlt," antipcrtete rin
rpiBiacr WaaCr, "renn i'd uuB tafilr artei,
teu."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Srau SCueIp ron Cuutirf, fd,ifte Dor eis
ntgen Sageu in cine 9Ipctbcfe fir Q8emltciu,
rabm, uno erhtclt itatt cclIcn 8rehpcinilCin,
ben Fc CiHuabm. Sn feds Stuntcn mar fe
tcb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
SyS'QcoS.

lie Sadle rprQcn D'Qecb, Die 70 oieI 9luf.
febcu erregte, it eurlid, entldieoen, inoem
er burh eas @jerid)t fret9eiprrhen muree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Merfw oia.--Nerman @eufdtI, Elm
2dmScr, fiel am l7tcn oieieS in 9iaDmrue
(Diilli1rpi) nem 9Nfsro uno warb 9ctSttet.
esn ecrieltcn Gtuaee maro GeIH Ssana erm
Gig gcirp1sn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Ser Q@oibiu9ten 0}anrnal C5rte(s5
lt8cncer@ pom pDriSen Otpntag fa9t,
ZAP Der 2(dbtb. cScbann Ojegcdn e5
atgctebnt bat rie Stelle ai5 Gues6ies
tretair amnnchmeh mrSil CT rpn rem
NrciIpentclL nit Yclriui9un9 nnp gu.
Thinning bc8 Senat8, erromFt nors
bcn lrlr--er miro eahCr iii fctncm
amte ais GeblilfSri6ter Der 8ercini9s
ten Gtllten Sprem Court perttcl.
teu.-Sanopcr @a3ette,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

@ebeimniBpoa.-ya riuenr
0cbDlSe III Der 0tabe Nit6buu9'S fano5
man por meni9en Sogen cine leere,
pra6tUelle Gutfd)e, 92ie bieielbc rcrtz
bin 9cfcrnmcn, bat man ti5 ett nidt
crfabren fGunem mo ans frr ndhern
lllteriltcGm9 er9iett Td nnE raB iIe
IN Jfi6mcno, 2Sir9inien, genradt it.
SecenfalI5 bat ir9eno eul ltmflno,
lrem nidbt gar Woro. su Dem 8erIfcs
tfe cC5 9So9eil5 9tulas aeQeben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Spaebaft.-0a ste 92c9er in
Gtncinnati faft alle tei9cfcft ifnr uno
illlltIi6e 8arbiere nn9uifli6er Meilc,
raruntcr be9rifer 70 fonnte am Dior
gen mad, cer @efan9ennfIlmlnW rcrs
lelbcn 9ltemanD rafirt meroctl rel6cr
llmifano naS Yartputliflml belrr9elt
Bat Ole Trei9ebun9 etni9er 8artiere gu
bemerfltelltgeh nm neni@teus ibrer
Ydrte los 3l wernen. 4
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
@lnc S,Imiif g6rcibmofebinc.

Gin WuTflsbrCr in Ct pstersbur9 bar Gin
Snltrument erfuuoen, prIhem er ben 9tamen
Tpncgrap h eiett unb permittelt heIen
bic auf smcm SIuael, an neldiem es an9e.
bradh III, reipclte MuGt fefcrt nieeerseid,fies
ben wiro, io bds eie 9foten heruadb nit Ger
gr6eten Gennui9fsit eppirt msTpen f6nren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

QzzlI <ls4IItflI IIelIIll|I, CID IllQII al1f
elIlef z5iIieI tn NiliIilIIppi cite yanc9
pon elliben so BIZ 40 5alld5ntlin3erpf,
Jiegerpiebetl Wi6rnrrn lr. anf (ebr fla,
narifbe Weile bon Geiten Der benadE
barten Burger pet @aran5 ina6te.-
1Sir erfeheil Nun aus yldttern orrtis
ger @egenn, baB 6ie gente i'm Oanseit
redt getban baben, oa ibnen ppn 6efD
@ert6ten fetne Weredtgteit pcrfbaTt
fpereen fpnttte gegett eine Vanee, rie
fpelt uer5lpei9t uno fir Ole 9eneiubeit
hpd)it 9efabrli6 mar. 95ei pielen Gje1
legenbeiten bate man Gjlieoer eiefer
Sanoe. Die in eortiger 9egeno iiter
200 &6pfe sdblte, Dor @cridt getfellt,
aber thinner fanoen ii6 3engen genna
fie fret 81 i1pDren. 9Saren lie IN Greis
belt 9eieet 70 mar e5 getrGbnlid,, eafj
DER Broieellter Ieines gebens uno ieiueS
gi9cnthltm'5 ntdt mebr liCber mar.
Seine Soabe lpurbe ibn 9eraubt per-
brannt ieine pferpe erfbcnen, ieme
SClaUcn tpnrsen eutflibrt. 9luf folde
QSeile rdd,ten ffd) cie Gobnrfen uno
immer 9r6Ber ipuree ibre 9Serlpeocns
belt, llno inlmer meter erffrcfte fib
tbr 9lnban9. Inter per Yanee befans
zen 1ib 9eute BON allen @laiIen nno
bon perldiepenen Salenten uno ibr
Sauptgefd)dft belfano in Sallcbmilns
SciL 9tdubercten imo SaSSarpipiclcn.
Gdifbru6.-9ie BRIG "9(mlan>
a." bon Gn9lano mad, Snetcf be-
ftinnlt ffeiterte AM 2Sifen Septems
her BET 2ittle Weti6 ppint nabe bel oer
9auaca Slifte. Gas Gdiff rgr mit
DalIaid)tere belapen, meiIfentbctts Gin@
p1ncerer rab een Ser. Gtaaten, mo
.etnnno oier3i9 fancen ihr Gjrab
III oen QSellen. Gcbalo ais Gus Gditf
aufiftee, lrurbe eS in Iriinllnern qes
i6lagen ltto piele Derfouen batten arc.
&c Whlbc fi6 3u retten. s,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

MlTTED, suffered the outrage to be passed
over without the laintest attempt to seek satifac-
tion, except il was TO BEG 1T AS A BOON
10 the President, from the time it happened un-
til the term of his office expired---a period of
two years and half? Do these loco foco
scribblers and apologists of England aohen their
party IS in potOer know how to account for this
remarkable circumstance? Until they Can ex-
plain this to the satisfaction of the people, we
doubt whether much credit will be given them
for their present out break of affected Patriot
ism.
There is another circumstance connected
with this Mcleod affair, which the tory editors
in the pay of Van Buren and his ally, the Queen
of England, would do well 10 remember, and
which we wish the people 10 understand, as it
shows beyond the shadow of doubt, the con-
temptble hypocrisy and consummats rascality
of the loco ioco editors who are believing so
Justify over this matter. 1t will be recolected
that Mcleod was arrested by the order of Mr.
SEWARD, THE WHIG GOVERNOR OF
N. YORK-that the utmost vigilance was OBJ
served by his administration to bring the author
of the outrage, whoever he might be, to punish
ment Well, no sooner was Mcleod arrested
than the WHOLE LOCO FOCO PRESS of
New York pounced upon GOV. SEWARD
WITH THE SAME TIGER-LIKE ZERO
CITY that they have since upon Mr.. Webster,
for the course he has pursued. And at the last
session of the Legislature Of that State, Mr.
HOFFMAN, a bitter and unrelenting loco foco
member of the Legislature, backed by his par
ty in the House, MADE A MOTION THAT
McLEODBE EDISCHARGED-S FREE
AND PERMITTED TO ROAM WHERE
EVER HE CHOSE. The attempt to liberate
the Murderer WAS DEFEATED BY THE
WHIGSi Who ever heard word of this fire
and fury which the loco foco papers are now
breathing against MR. WEBSTER FOR
WISHING TO PUNISH THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENT FOR THE AUTHOR
ISED ACT OF ONE OF HER SUBJECTS
RATHER THAN THAT SUBJECT HIM
SELF. Two or three of the federal papers of
this place are particularly ndecenin their course
upon this matter, who had not the manliness to
open their mouths in relation to it while Van
Buren was President, and if they believed that
there was possibility of their being compelled
10 play part in the war which they SEEM to
be so anxious for, we will be bound that their
courage would soon ooze out at their fingers
ends, and their foul mouths would be effectual-
ly sealed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

IT Easton, has furnished sad chapter of
accidents during the past week. A son OF
Mr. Samuel Depew, merchant, of that place,
about l9 years of age, was shot through the
abdomen by the accidental discharge of gun
in his own hands, and died in about four hours.
A man named John Gress, blacksmith by
trade, was found drowned, and is supposed to
have thrown himself into the river.
GEORGE PIERsoL, who no doubt many of
our readers will recollect, was also drowned In
the river Delaware Poor George, although
his intellect was darkened, yet we feel sorry
that he is gone, for like an old time piece
which has been in family for many years and
is removed, so it is with him.-Many will miss
him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

FooR DIV ARTwoUr is in an unfortunate ,;v
Dlsowned by his own political friends, and re-
peied by 'he Wings whom for years he on
posed, 1t is dliicult for him 10 find any ayaiI,-
bic position. The Pennsylvania argues he
cause "his friends" gave hIm cordial oree,;",,
I'D New YORK, necessarily be must be Whlo'
as loco iocos desert an unfortunate man The mo-
ment he ceases to be usefnl 10 them. Swar,-
wout for years headed The Jackson and Van Bu.
rem chques in New York. He contributed gem
erously of his Custom House emoInmenis 10
sustain his politicsl friends But in his adyer-
siy they desert him, and baseIy try to disown
one who for years upheld the loco focos in N.
York, and fed and clothed many a breechless
zealot of that party
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

Gen JACKSON AND THE BANK.-Every now
and then the "old Lion" erecis his TAIL and
name, and sends over The Blue Ridge roar.
AT the loco ioco meeting in the Square the
other day, somebody read letter from the Old
Hero, urging upon the meeting to fight against
National Bank. When he was in the Exc
cuiive Chair, he said he would willingly have
furnished plan Of one, if Congress had only
asked him for it. His party, like him, blindly
oppe Sc every thing which does not originate in
their uigwam.-North American.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

IL There was a case of cruel but not ab-
solulely unusual punishment in the House of
Representatives. the otherday. The subject was
the Bank bill, and Col. W. w Payne, "a new
Loco-Foco Member from Alabama, got the floor,
and blew off a large head of steam agans, any
such institution. 1t was unconstitutional, op-
pressive, inquitous, pernicious, &C. &c. When
ne had finished, Christopher Morgan, Wing
from this State, got up and quietly asked the
orator If ne was the same Col. Payne who in
the Legislature of Alabama few years since
voted 10 instruct the Members of Congress from
that State 10 support a National Bank With a
capital of One Hundred Millions? This was a
choker.-The Col, has not since edited the
House ~ Y. Tribune,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

We were sitting among others in the gallery
of the u. S. Senate, listening to the debate on
the Bank bill, when Mr. Calhoun rose, and in
reply to some remarks from Mr.. Clay, remon-
strated with great energy against the establish
ment of a National Bank. 1t would interfere,
he declared, with cur State institutions, and in
this Interference seemed to lie the great burden
of his objections One would have inferred,
from the enthusiasm with which he spoke of
State Banks, that they were all sound as nut,
and all paying out the precious coin whenever
desired, and most especially that the Banks in
the Senator's own State were well stored with
specie, and challenging all bill holders to their
groanng counters. But this fatierng picture
was all cruelty dashed by Mr.. Smith Of lndi-
ana, who rising in his place, held up bill
which read much as follows: "The Directors
of the State Bank of South Carolina promise 10
pay the bearer twenty-five cents in current
money" South Carolina, her State Bank, and
Twenty-Five cent ShinplasterH This is the cur.
rency which so kindled the admiration of Mr.
Calhoun, and over which he seemed to hang
with the rapture of young mother over hel
first born bud of bliss, and which a Nationa
Bank, alas! would desroyl Verify this remind.
one of the Indian who refused to change hi:
tomahawk made of split stick and sharp stone
for one fabricated of good steel.--N American
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11

lhe Miltonan says The Harrisburg Reporter
has promised TO work OFF, Benton's and inoer-
Soil speeches as soon as the press Of other
mauef Will permit, and adds the advice that if
the Reporter has overloaded It's stomach with
such indiges'iole matter as those speeches il had
better tooT6 them off as soon as possible. If
Benton's mlnt-drops won't do it, a. dose OF
Brandreth'S Pills is recommended
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-08-11
Bank Bill Passed.

We have the pleasure of announcing that the
Bill establishing United States Bank, which
passed the Senate by majority Of 3, and was
sent 10 the House for concurrence, was passed
by that body by majority Of 81 and sentto Mr.
Tyler for his signature.