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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
12 6ols-2otten

auf bftutlt6er genou al perfaufen.
yreita9s oen l5ten Sanuar 1841,
nm llbr giddmitta9s, fpn anf Ssm glabe
iclbit ctfentlidl erfauft percen:
10 eprirefflide SAelssgotten, i'm @du;en 10
9lder nnc "a 0lutben-in IL gptten getheilt
in Springfield Eauufhip, Buds @auntp, ges
legen, on Der Strage bic BON Gscpersturg
nad1 Sbriaian q dj eii a dis Wrtbshaus
fllbrt grdnSenb an eane ppnslnorea5 9lidert,
9lbrabam S9cttel mnb antern-Die Soften
itno init alIerIet crn eem Idtnften Sppl3 bes
Die Sebin9un9en am @rrfaufstage unt
2lnfpartIn9 BON
q. &. lSitmdn,
9lominiFratcr pen pbiIip Dptterer
Sauuar 6. rlq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
2(Btgnie S1ac1rtt()t.

IA 9brabam San s. orn, ben Sber
Sauccua 1mnldbip, geda Gannty, inter eis
nsr frenpilli9en lleberid,reibuna, Datirt ben
7ten Dsceniber IS40, au' ltit Gi0enthnn,
iie9eroes, perlrnlidles nro uermNd,tee, an
Cen llnterSeihneten ibertra1eu bar, II. slpar
snm Seifen Der @reeitcren ees befaateu Ban
iacri, f. ipercen hifrmit 9iae, relthe ucCh
anf iraeno cine 9lrt an tellaten BAN Saern
fchuleig iIne, aufgsfcrnert innerbalb 1Rcs
nateii, pcu beutigem Dltum all, ab;ubesab,
leu.-llno ale Selde, ipeIche nod, reChtmds
fise glnIprildle an benamten Ban ncru ba.
ben, ,pcroen ebenfalls auisefcrbert, ihre ]iedls
nunaen inRrrhalb oben brnamten 3eiiraum
Imchlbeiidti9t eiisutduei9en.
q. &. 49ittiflah 2lsi3aie.
Eber, Saueenl, Gec. 23. na-6M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
l1lilih-QDah(.

Die MiIibs2eute oee 6Sten 9irgments Der
2tfn brigade, 7tcr sIbthcilun9 Der WlliB bon
pfnnlloanten, mereen hermit benadlrid1tiet,
eaB cine l8ahl fir 9plonel res erllqten
9e9iments 9ebalten perben fclt all cerStelle
bon @cl. q eprge 6 tper prIAer ab,
9eeantt bat, an eem Slapie prn
3tl9bntan 9flpp, IN 2tllentauh uno
Sypbn S6man, in QShcitbaQ;
ben 16trn Gag Sauuar, ls4l, smilhn BEN
Stuueeu bon 10 llbr W}prgen6 BIG llbr
9Iuf Sefetl bee gri9ace.3nfpectprs
s&llllam Erep.
Auentdliii, Jaliliar g. nq-2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
% d DIRT Cbt

mirh hermit ertheilt, bas Die llnter,eidlnrs
ten als 9lomuiilratoren pen her 59iuterla,
lenfhaft Der 8arbara Q e bert, bin
terlniTene lBittpe oes eeriicrtenen Midlael
Deibert ebeeem ppn gomhill 1anulhir, 2es
dld GaliutD, angellelt fnrrben fine, nm Sas
Bernib9en Serieben in SronuuD III brill9en.
Daher nerben ale 6iejenigerL lprldle rsdt,
md5iqe Snforoerunaeu an belag,e 0interlaf
lenlrhaft babeil, hermit nnpcrjBgliCh anf9es
forpert, ihre Metbnunqen Bis lrdtlena ern
liten 9lpril 1871 mpblbelfiti9t ein8ubrirgen.
limb Soldbs, melthe nrdh auf irgenO fiEe 9Irt
an erla9ter NinterlaiIenlohaft GbnIcl9 fnp,
weroeu gleihfanS onf9eforoerr, bis erlu9ter
3eit an Die llnterlhrieRenen Hidti9feit 81
MAIDEN.
Sobn g9ab@ y ! DNniinia,rs.
9anieI 4ycter. p''''''' ~
Hecember lG. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Senrp g. G5ltttcr,
OSnfIfaliiber cSnifrlmlentenua6cr in
Sethlebem,

NlnTfalilber eSnifrlulentenna6er in
SetblebenJ
0at 70 eben mieerr cine 8erfd,ieoenhcit
spiane 8crtp's aus europa erbaltcn, melole
3ebr gut in 2pn uo eauerhaft uno fd,6n Ges
1naht fInb, had 99igncr, Gn9lifher H. fraus
s6fIiher Dirt, uno founen oeparnt mcrecn.
9nd, iIno oiefe Sn(trumeute su haten lei
: Nerrn Spel Sraue, i'll gIGentaun, crm
$onrthauie gegeniibCr. Eefgleidieu bet or
ale &prten Tlbter, &larirneitcr, Gjnitarren,
BicltneH, 3ren1peten, Aeruer, 8clinsSou
ten mo 9ictenbfder fir jrhe 9lrt cSuiirnmcns
ten Go wie audi Gjaaanteries 2Itidelu uno
9fnrrenberger 9raoren, neld'e beim Girrfs
fen uHo 8lrinef III icbr nieerigcn prei(en
bel ihm ~ baben ftuo.
AZ @elchdeiafe SnlrumrHte ipsrheu re.
parirt..-Deealeiden ncreen and alle Scrs
ZEN gnuhol,, Gdlin0eIn unn Bretter bel linn
jeper3eit su haben fein, an feincm gretterhci
Chnpeit ffinem GanIs in Der 8rraos Stra6e,
su tilIieen preilen ~ YerfaufeH.
8etbIebem, Sanaar 6. Sim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
9lDnttllilltlfrQt' 9lathrirflt.

sc ,piro ticrmit 9(ahridlt qe9stsn, ba6
Ger llnter3eidlnete aIs 9Iomiuiilra.or ben Der
j1intcrioGenlthaft ees perfcrbenen 6 0 bn
@ief, lebtbin non Sal;brra Gauuid)ip,
ecdla @amth augcaelIt pcroen it. Hees
halb weroen ale biejenisen, ipeId,e an beIags
Ter l,interIdeenictaft su besabIen baben, es
bellehe wrrin c6 mpde, biermit erfidlt, bins
Hen hente uno QBodleH an unter5eid,reteu
GidItiafeit 81 mndlen. @leidlfaas werben
alIe bieieniaen, peIdle an erfa9ter S.iutrrlaf.
ienld,aft ncdl Slnfrreerun9en habrn sipifden
oieier 3eit ibre &elhuuueen beiheiniat eiils
trin9en, bamtt lpbalb ais mb9Iicb 9Itdti9feit
9euadlt ruerben fam.
SaGob StetrL 9lpninilfratpr.
2lliCn,auu, Cec. %. nq--6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Nr0ftQn10ftot,.

Gtutenlal Der ad)t5are Sct n 8anfs,
preVbeRtsaidlter IN ben per(hieoenen @cnrs
ten pon @cnirn Meas Dpm oritten @cridt6s
GeSrf, beltebeuo aus oen @auutje6 8erfe,
ytertbdmptrn nnb fcdla, I'M Stdat @ennils
oanleu, III Strait ieiuCs 9lmtes DreGeentrifs
ter reridteeener &cmten orn SBer lmn Iers
miner II a0qemcjuer 0efdn0ui6, @rlceigun0
Ill teia9teu @aunties; uno 8. &. 9fuhc, jr,
unoiSoIepb 9 d9er @lqutre6, GjehnIf6s
Htdltcr Ger @curteu pcn SDer unb Z 1erminer
un0 oa9emciner Gjcfdu9nis GrlcNi0ue fur
oIe 9tldut9 prn S0dllpts unb dtberr 8erbres
d1en IN erId9tcw Zelda @duntD, ihrcn &efebl
an mid 9erldltet baben, mcrin tie cine @curt
rcn SDer uuo 1ermiuer mb ciertcli6hri0er
Slelin9 ccn @umutcu 9lled5 anteraunen,
mcldle 9ebalteu werben iol III oer Staot
slicntnm, fur coe @duntv eed'a, auf ben
erifen 0ipnta9 i'm 0tcnat 8cbruar,
1871, ipeIdles Der lite Gag bee be1aotrn VIC,
hats 1T, une wcldle eiue 9GcCbe pnuern miro.
CO miro hermit 9tahriht 0eQeten
an ale 8rieecreridlter uno @cnAatfI mners
balb be6 beId9teu Gauuties ucn QeChn, cos
lte eaun NIB bdielblt llh in ci0ener NerIpn
nit ibreu Mo(l6, 9leecres, c,nom(ltirnen un6
@rarndticnen ctnmf,ben baten, nm ibrtu
pFldten bur erIa9ter Court abSuiparter.
GcB9leiCbelJ luer6en audi ale oieie
ni9en lpetdle 9c9cn G'efdngcue in hem G}es
fiR9nis be6 @amties 9ed,a ais &l6aer roer
3en9en auf5utrrtcn haben, beuad)rtchti9ct,
oaB lie fJdb dlbprt uno caltlbf einsnfnocn
baben I'M bjclelbcn Ut proieauireu: ME e6
thuen 9edlt ennfcn mag.
Gc9eben Inter meiner SNdne, in Der Stabt
2llIcntaun, bicien 23flen Sag Oecsmter, I'M
S. uller6 Derrn 1910.
Sonatban 8, Wleefcr, Gberiff.
December 23. bis
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Scllertfe- -2Serfdnft.

Erdft mterIfieOlider 8efeble ben @ens
bitioni @rpouas, ans Der Court pcn Gclnpn
'pea5 bon eeda @auntD an mid qtrihtet,
fcn Gas fclgcnoe Gigenthum auf 6ffrutlitbrr
Senru oerttei9ert pcrren:
Monta9s, Den 1Sten GSanuar, 1871
an eem Naule BON Ganiel @romauu, in 3.
9Nilfero Gaunihip, eeNa @auntp, am ,chn
llhr 8crmttdge, eil 9epides Snd pcer
Strid, eano, lie9eno in Sber Ddlfcro Iauns
fdlip, in erlagtem @auntD, ifofeno an Qano
oon Ssdccb WlilIer, @ecrge Steaior, Gc(eYb
NteB uno 9lnoere, entbalteno 20 2lefer uno
1l6 9fnthenl mehr coer mcui9er mcruns
ter SIcFcr Ncl}lanb uno ein outer 8aums
9arten IIdl beFneet. Gdrauf 1T erric,tet:
IA Gtn etnlf6ft9te6 8lodbaI6 II,
EEssEa Blofs sS6eper uctif aurerm
lssasssAsaA 3ubebor.
@tngesc9en, uno in @recutirn aenommen,
als oas @l9entbum ben 9lareR & bonn . Il.
Seruer:
&ienlfao, ben l9ten cSanuar, N1d,s
Ilen6, an Gem SNauIe ppn "phn GjrpB, &'alts
tpWtb III Der Staet 9laeutaun, nm 10 llbr
8crmitto06, cine ecwiIie Got seer Stnt qane,
ertretfeno in Srcut an gSitiam Straee so
5uB uno in Der Iiefe $50 6ue, wprauf fih
-.sswEA. befnbet ein Sluriitodi9tc5 Tr6ms
ASSsIEs Soau5 mo cine 9ro6e slrcis
lsss itofi9te SrdmtlidDe carart,
10 fpic ein 8rdm StaG. Sin Drummer
bsfreet I'D, an Der 3bir netit 3uteh6r.
@ln9esc9en, uuo in @recution 9encmmen,
ais ras @i9cntbum bon 8ran5 Ererter.
Dee9teicben:
Ifittnod,S, eeu 20fen SS1ull0r, Tim
10 llbr @crmitta9s, an oem Gduc bon Ca.
muet Camp, @altlpWtb in yais lrirclD, 90nn
5aunftip, 9edh1 @anntp, cin 9ewiseS SWd
rocr Strit 1ano, lie9euo III crio9tem QDau
&aunIdlip, ftceeno an Sauo BON JlenrD Q8es
Der, Samuel Camp, @athrina &reeln, Te,
ter SIod uno 9Iuorre; elitbalteyo 3 9I6er,
mehr rber pcni9er, auf ireidem errjttct III,
,-4SEgA ell slpeilt0dt9fe6 Slodbou6
FISH SEGnno Elm 95loflfaQ. @leids
s fails cine aueere &jruuelcf, lies
qeno IN pererlagtem Eannid,ir IN eem Oors
fe @iepGripnlp, ltceeno ofilioh an Nartets
Strase uno 9ano pom Samucl Camp, n6ros
aih all eano lestbiu eca Gpbn 6. GRIM +;
entbalteuo &iertcl older, rebif eem 3ube.
hor @ingejogen unb in Grecntion geuoui.
men ais bas @igenthun upu d be IT M
blair.
Sonatban 8. Mecfer, GGberiT.
Sderifss9lmt aIentaun,2
zen %. Dec. IS40 nq-to
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Ecncr.

lin lngefibr 2 ltbr AM yreitoo
W1or9eH Den 1Stcn pori9en W5onats,
entffano cine perbeerence Neuersbrunff
tu.nem Sta66en Yainbrioae, tn Gan.
CATER @auntp. ppoureb cas oroee boff.
ffetnerne 9Sobnbaus oes cSacob Sore.
man Ga. bon ihm felbtt uno Serrn
@ecr9e Soprn bepobnt 9dns(ie, ,er,
fort purce, 70 ME eas auaren,enoe
batfifetnerne @ebdlioe, ebenfaQs Dem
Srn. Screman 3u9eb6reno uno be-
iuobht bon 0rn. B. QSbitebiG, (Rauf,
lllann) oeden 9anSer 8orratt BON
lSaaren nebft fonifigem Giaentbunr
bon Den 0lammen oersebrt tDuroe-
Der 9anSe purf biele Sellcrffbruntf
uerurla6te 8erluff miro auf 10 talis
lero 8baler 9ei6det. Gine 8erfamlrI<
lung Der Sltr9er oe5 Stabfen5 unS
Der llm9e9eno 1T gehalten iporoen. nm
V1aa6re9eln 81 treffen, ipoourdJ Der
l6pere 8erluff Der geioenoen burd, Die
mllethdti9en 8eitrd9e ees Dublifums
9ellncert rperben mDge. Soerr Tcres
man, auf lpelden permutblid ser orDe>
te Shell oes Serluife5 fdlIt, 1T Elm
ipurbl9er iino flei6iger illn9er gtanrt,
utlo nnree TN port9en socrt(f alsein
Hepreientant bon oieiem gaunm in
Ole @eieesebnn9 9etpdblt.
Sas cbt9e traurige @rei9niB follte
abermalS Seoerntann ;ur 9Sarnuno
otelten, ilh 9egen einen dbnlifen Der
luff, Der onrd einen io(6en 3ufalI 70
let6t eutifehen fam, eaourd ~ pers
nahren, baB er iein Gigenthuni perfTs
6ern ld6t. Siefes fam er ourd Or
I le9nn9 etner nd6i9en Gunlme beirir=
fen, renn ct fi6 on Ole gancalfer Gtatt
uno gauntp Seuers s8erlfherunaSsy;es
felli6aft rpenoet. Gan. yolfsf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Q(upttor8- -sloebrtept.

eSr Der Sdde bon Der 9ledDs
nnn9 nnn EGntel Wl hr,
gIominlltraipr upii Der S0ins s5ii benz lBdh
terlasenfd)aft bes pgritorbe, SienGrrid,t ..
neii Abner Gtabler, eedla@auatD.
Iesthin een SbersMilfpro,
geha SaAnD.
HI. llno nuii, Gecemter 4, 1910, anf
Isf5ySt. eiler 8ittfbrift opn erla0teul 9i0'
-SSl2l, ~ miniltrater, erndnnte bic @rnrt a.
?g,S.s {. Rube g. s. 8eitel un0 Saccb
f"fstf" Boas al5 9hloitoren, nm Die 0edls
nuns du65mahen uno nberSurednen une
lpounn cine 8ertbeilung ben erm lleberIhnB
nnter ben rehlmdBl9en @rebitoren ees per'
erla9teu 8erltprbrnen ~ MAIDEN nno oaB
9ielfbeu bel Dem nacblten 4sailsn @igrllbt
Seridt III erlfatten baben.
2llS Den llrfmren :-SeieugtS,
Gharle6 Q. 8ulCb, S6rcibcr.
Gia pteutenamten 2lueitcren wrrben GA
su cbigem gnSDpefe oer1amNieu am 6rep
ta0e, ben 15ten Sauuar, nm 10 llbr gprs
nittdas, an Gem Gjalfhbnie bon Sobn Gjree,
IN 9lufntaun, gu meldber 3eit mo Srt aie
Die @troitrren unO aneere perlenen, meldIc
IN erineleeter NinterlalIenlhaft lHtsre6irt
ttnD, fJ1l uilt ibren wohlbelheiui9ten 2nlpril,
den ei1ftnoen m09en, 70, bnB cle 9lubiteren
lhrer pilidlt 9endS baHreln tonuen,
U. Z. 9tube
6. s. Wcifcl 2mritcrcn.
50crb Goa8,
Grcem5er %. nq-4n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
SloGrtcdt.

9luS Ger Gpnrt Urn Gcmliipn NleaS
bon 9(ortIanirton GallntD,
SiHtcmalcn 2ltrabam Sbcimcr, Irntec
non Samuel 9 btmer, inter Dem leeten
9SiGen mo Geifdment ocr 9lcter Shinier,
lestbin bon Gieber Saepna Tounidip, 0iors
tbdniptcu Gauutp, an eiclem Sage feline 9lcd1s
nung in Der 9mtetute ee6 prrtbcnctar6 err
ia9ter Court ais 2rufee ein9ebrddlt bat 70
miro biermtt 9lafrid)t 9c9eben
bas erla9te 9ledlnuug ben 0lid,tern erfa0tcr
@eurt am 25ften Ganuar, I'm 10 llbr 9crs
mttta9s llterreidlt mcrcen fell, uno oas oies
ielbe pcn eenfelben ais rid9tig auerFant pers
ben tuirb, eS iei oem tas llrladen augeees
ben wiiroen rparum fe nidlt aH9encmmen
ipcreen iclIte.
99llIiam Safett @Jrpt6pnotar.
prothcnctarss2Imt nq-4m
Gaiten, Crc. g. 1910.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Gin 9cferD ltno Qsage,l,

Gddld, fur cirru arimer, III su einem bils
Eigen 9reis IN rcrfauiea. ylaa me!ce fh
iii bifier Ern6tEgi.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13

gu 8enpleton in S.Gauaea aebar
cine Sran gransis Somer flirslifb eia
bitfbeS Wsdoden, oas smeite in II
Neonateh auo maeue 6aourd, ibren
Mlana ilnn Batter Don % Siaeerx.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Scl)ci6culC6it6elt.

Gie llnterfdriebenen linb tcreit acacn bic
telfeu Sd'arfidIben in 9echa uHe anecrn
anaranSeHeen eaunfy6 su fAicern, ais freier
Nano,
am naAIfen 16ten 3yanuar,
am nduie ron Sobu Q hsrer, III Cub
pbeitb0I Iaanid)ip, eeda @auntp.
Daniel &eiper.
9ieHben Gtran6.
Salomon Gfedel,
@oafrlge gstcr, ii.
5dnnar 6. Hq-2nl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
81 d Ch ttl L
0ecember 16.

miro hermit ge0eten bag Die ttnteBeistneten
ais lipminiitratpren ben tsr S,intrrlaBen
idbaff ibre6 @aterS, Sbbn 6 cert fen.
leBtbin pen 2lllentaun, 3rdla @aulttD, nn9es
itsllt wereen Emo. - ollie oieirni9eti, weldle
rcd,tmdeiNe 6orbprnn9en al belagte linters
laheufd,aft baben, iperoeu taher linperSi0s
lidl auf9efcrbrrt bel cen 2lemiuttraters ibre
9edlum9en pohlbeiidtigt einsubdhbi9en--
uno ipId'e, ipeId,e nrdl nuf r9eno cine 9lrt
fdNIbig inr, tperten etenfallS aufgeforeert
,pild,en mum uub eeu liten 2IpriI 1871 9fidp
tiafeit gu rnatrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13
Nac0ritGt

Qpirb hermit aeasben, caB bic llutertcihne,
ten alS @rcciltorcn orn brr SoinierlaGehidaft
eeS eerlicrbeuen alubrrna Jsnerr, fen, tcethin
ocn PCwhiIl lannlbip, 2ed,a @anntp, anOes
felt mcrcen dab.-gIne Ciejcnieen, fpcldle
nod red,tmdei9e 9Iufpreeruu9en an tCia9te
NiutcrIanenld,aft baben, weroen bdher anf,
9cfcresrt bis gum Ilfen 2lpril nidftens, ibre
Nedlnnnoen mphlbeildt9t an enigen Der linz
terSeitneten ein,uh6nri9en GIeidIfalIs, fol-,
de, meld,e nccb auf trgeue cine Dirt fhuloig
fnt, mereen ebeufalS ouf9efcrccrt innerbalb
cti9er 3eit 92ldlti9fcit ~ mhdcn.
9lnbreaS &nerr ! Gr,nrs
Sapto Snerr - w.
Icc. 90. no-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-01-13

SIgcntaltit, Iop, is.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09
QUESTION OF AN EXTRA SESSION

With the Richmond Wing, Alexandria Ga
zette, Albany Evening Journal, N. Y. Log Ca
bin, Cincinnati Republican, and other respecta-
Bile democratic journals, and with Mr. Webster,
we have fully concurred in the opinion that an
extra session of Congress should be averted,
if possible to do so, with due regard to the pub
lie interests We have, however, on several
occasions, and as early as December last, ex-
pressed our apprehension that the conduct of the
expiring dynasty would render an early convo-
cation of Congress absolutely necessary. The
experience of the winter, thus far, has strength
ened our impressions. The efforts of nearly
every democratic member of Congress have
been directed to the passage of such measures
at this session as would obviate the necessity of
new legislation before the next regular meeting
Of Congress; but in vain. The Loco-focos
have been as obstinate and perverse, as they are
obdurate in reference to all the crying wants OF
the country, They have, resisted or impeded
every democratic measure, and wasted more
than two thirds of the session in passing in one
branch FIVE million Treasury note bill, and in
the other, in enacting prospective presumption
law not at present called for, or necessary. All
bills, amendments, or motions of relief, they
have invariably voted down or refused to take up
The Loco-foco party going out, know very well
that, they will leave behind them an exhausted
Treasury, decreasing revenue, and millions of
suspended appropriations, unsettled claims, and
dead debt The liabilities of the Government,
according 10 Mr. Barnard's estimate, are S4O,-
$50 900! And with full knowledge of all this
Indebtedness, with full knowledge of the adj
ditional exactons Of specie under the Sub-Trea-
sury law and of the fact that five millions OF re-
venue is still to be cut off within the next
twelve months by the operations of the compro-
mise act what do they propose2 What will
they permt2 Why the stoppage of all leglsla-
ton excepting an act authorizing the issue OF
five millions Treasury notes. OF this amount
they will probably expend two millions before
the 4th of March, SO that Mr.. Wise's amend
ment, which has already led some to suppose au-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-09
GEN. HARRISON.

The committee deputed by our citizens to as
certain when the President elect would reach
this city, Consisting of Messrs. Kirkwood,
Lenox, and Hyat) have returned, and reported
that he will arrive in the train of cars from Bal
timore at II or II o'clock to day.
The Programme of Arrangements for the
day will be found in another column.
Gen. Harrison addressed the citizens Of Bal
timore, about half an hour, yesterday, at 10
O'Clock, from the front of the City Hotel. He
received the visits of the ladies from l to 3
O'Clock.
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Z. 1871,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7, 1S41.
U. 5. Bank Stock fuctuated yesterday between 80
and 36. Considerable sales made for cash by
those whose necessities compelled or whose fears
prompted them to sell for the best price they could get
Girard sold at 20, and all others declined.
Our Banks may all be said to have suspended,
the sembance of paying specie and all redeem their
five dollar notes
| said in my last that the u s. Bank was reported
to have paid screen millions in specie and its equi-
vaent since its resumption the cashier states it to be
sir millions. understand from good authority that
she has now only about tteo millions of mmcdi-
ate liabilities. No bank, in ordinary times
could have done than she has DONE namely,
pay in three weeks three ourths of her circulation
deposits, and other immediate liabilities The fact is
she has been crippled by the nveteate hostility Of her
foes who have been goaded by the Journal of Com
merce, the New York Evening Post and other kin.
dred journals. ! admit that she has been badly ma
naged and has thus been exposed the shafts of her
enemies but had she bean treated with indulgence,
even fairness she might have sustained herself and
eventually have recovered portion at least of her
former strength. What course she will now take
whether she will 90 into liquidation and final settle
ment of her claims or whether she will attempt to
lie what she can from her assets and resume bust
ness again at future day, not known, and in
regard to what she sought to do, there is conrare,y
of opinion Her course will probably be governed by
the action ofour Legislature
One of our Banks--the Pennsylvania is un-
derstood has sent committee to Harrisburg with
ders that in case the Governor and Legislature shall
legaze the present suspension TO surrender her char
ter at once In this bank the State is large stock
holder. This is right, and hope every bank in the
State will pursue the same course for il is vain for
them to attempt to do business and meet all the de-
mands against them in specie, in the present deranged
and depressed condition Of the country ,-when not
only individuals cannot meet their engagements, but
the State and National Governments are bankrupt
and have depend on borrowing to their honor
The evils under which we are suffering are too deep
" seated to be much affected by state legislation
nothing short of Congressional action reach and
remove the cause Of these evils. The General Go
vernment has brought them upon US and the General
Government, including Congress, alone
them. X. Y,
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THE AMISTAD CASE.

his case we understand is to be argued before the
U. s. Supreme Court about the middle of the present
month
Two long articles have appeared in the Globe upon
the subject. In the last one copied from the New
York Evening Post, is contained the following SEN
tence.
"Mr. Caldcron, in his first letter on the 9th Sept
insists on the treaty, while M. de Argaz says in so
many words, in his letter Of the Goth November BE
u reeoiieced that the Legation Of Spain does MOI de-
mand the delivery Of SLAVES but AssAsslNs
The language Of Mr. d'Argaiz was, "porque es
precise no ovidar que la Legacion de Espana no pde
la extradicion de esclavos sino la dc asesinos" And
would not this be the just translation viz G" must
not be forgotten that the Legation of Spain does not
ask the ertradion Of slaves but that of murderers
The term ertrddion is technical of very different
meaning from delrery, and seems to exclude the idea
ofproperty 1t would be well to apprehend correctly
the language ofthe Spanish ministers before an argu-
mentis based upon it, We observe that several appa-
rent errors in the translation Of the Spanish document
have been elsewhere pointed out
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The following exquisite specimen of delicacy
and modesty is genuine extract from speech
of the Hon THOMAS II. BENTON, actually de.
livered in the Senate of the United States few
days ago, and published in the Globe of Satur-
day evening.
"Mr. President, you may recollect the part
which it fell upon Me to sustain, during the
veto, the panic, and the cxpunging session -
and how was accustomed to answer on the
spot ALL the speakers of the Opposition, replying
not only to their speeches generally, but to their
arguments in detail MY friends were often
surprised at the promptitude and fullness of
these replies. They have often expressed AS
PUNISHMENT at it and now, sir, can tell you
how it happened. kept MY eye upon the gen
Heman! keptit upon the bank press, &c, &c.
shall still keep my eye upon the fugeman.
This is what shall do and what ! have al
ready done, and with good efectp'
The honorable Senator hasfound fugtemdn.
What has become Of his trumpeter?
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Extract Of letter from Lieut.. Maury to friend in
Richmond
FREpERrcKsBuRG, q

FREDERICKSBURG, Z0th Jan. 1911.
Dear -: thank you for the Wing Of Friday
At the commencement of the last paragraph but one
to the piece headed Reorganization Of the Nary
Lieut.. Maury" the Editors make appear dcsir-
ing and personally seeking through my friends the
office of Secretary of the Navy | have neither per-
sonay, nor through my friends asked any such Office
have been, directly or indirectly concerned in,
or in any manner privy to, cognzan Of recommen-
datons for that office, made in my behalf by several
newspapers. have right to expect or to ask
to be made Secretary Of the Navy than Minister Elk
traordnary To the Celestial Empire. am not in the
line for either and certainly do not wish to be placed
in the false light of seeking either through my friends
nor do suppose that the Editors designed to place
me in any such light. wish you would call on the
Editors aud explain to them the false position in which
their remark places me, and ask them TO set matters
right. Your friend,
w r MAURY
giT The Editors Of the Wing never supposed L.
Mauiy to have been applicant or expcctant Of the
Office Of Secretary Of the Navy, and never designed
say any thing which could lead the public mind to
such an inference Richmond Wing.