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breaks forth even from that dark abode.
America has celebrated his obsequies with
public honors, and ranks him with the IL
lustrious dead. Europe will sanction the
reward. His phiiosophic page will live,
and even pride and prejudice will look
into the philosophy, when the philoso-
pher, whom they Stunned when alive, is
no more. GalliIeo, Newton. and Har-
vey, were all destined to teach from the
tomb. So are Spurzheim and Gall; they,
too, are among the great departed, who
though dead, Yet speak, aud many kin.
dred genius will yet arise to listen to their
voice. The minds already laboring 10
the great work, by them bequeathed. will
be stimulated by the very thought thai
they are berefi Other leaders. A hand
to grasp all the inheritance, may not be.
but there does live a prophet who vii
wear gracefully the mantle that has nov
descended upon him. May all of US, how
ever humble each, make redoubled exer
tions--do that which our teacher woult
have urged US to do with his dying &C
cents-promote, by all that in Us lies, ID,
CAUSE for which he lived, and IN which
he died. His labors were as expansive
as they were indefatigable-no scope wa
TOO great for him-he had gone 70 adj
the new world 10 the old one ina wide EN-
pire Of truth. Alas that Americas frs
Tribute to her illustrious guest should be-
grave and monument Be hers To-
care and the custody Of his honored re
mains; the spirit of his genius is ever,
| where-his memory is the cherished leg
lacy of the human race" -America
| PhYenOIog;cal Journal.
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deemed the fairest, as they certainly are
among the genllest and best of the sex. I
have been q happy husband did say !
have been2 Oh no. am her husband
still--the grave is between us--but the
link that binds our souls is immortal, and
nv hone Of eternal happiness, TO which !
fondIv look. il linked with hers.
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The Seminole war evidently SpIaHS Out
Of the peculiar institutions Of the South.
The escape of human chattels from their
lordly masters, and their finding shelter
among savages, was not TO be endured.
They must be reclaimed at whatever cost.
Oseola's wife. although born and brought
up among the Indians, was said TO have
descended from a slave. She was there
fore seized, and carried of by an agent of
our Government, and her husband in en-
deayoTlng to protect her, was overpoWer-
ed, and chained to a log. He wrencbed
out the staple-called around him few
daring spirits, and boldly advancing at
MONDAY up to garrisoned fort sought
out the author of his wrong, and put him
to instant death, while carousing, Bel
shazzar like, in his tent. Panic seized
the soldiers-not man OF the Indians
was injured. War followed-and what
a war9 One hundred Of the bravest of
the troops, cut of at blow, without the
loss of an Indian. Oseoia, captured by the
basest ireacheryl Three hundred Indian
prisoners sunk in the rotten hulk of a
steamboat Bloodhounds brought from
Cuba, cargo after cargol Forty millions
Of dollars expended in this warl And all
have failed. But the black catalogue OF
crime has been still swelling.
The Indians, in retiring into their in
most coyerts to plant their corn in peace.
where they had hoped the Sun only could
find them, were even there pursued. and
when fleeing in their canoes, were fired
upon and wounded. Then it was that the
hounds were called up to be stimulated
by the smeH of blood, when 10 more hui
name than their masters, they refused to
touch the bleeding victims.
The troops thus abandoned by their new
allies, after setting fire to the wigwams
and cutting up the corn, retired to their
forts triumphant; but the vengeance of a
| mere handful of men, made desperate, fol.
lowed them. They were harassed day
and night, and gull, that makes towards
of all, left them no resource but to blazon
abroad, after every defeat, in large CAPT.
tails, !" Indian Murders ~ IS More Indian
Murders r. Ali little do they think
how the world despises such hypocrisy,
such cantl
The world will yet learn more Of this
history. It may yet be told that one in.
dividual knows of about one hundred In
dian mother who have had to destroy OF
to abandon to perish. their own infants. to
prevent their cries being heard BY the
troops.
| "Sweet muse Of history as thine art
| The lamentable scene displays,
Isee the workings of thy heart,
| y feel the lightning Of thy phrase
/ Oh hide IL, hide it, muse sublime,
| Where the keen eye Of future time
The dismal record ne'er may find"
We could write volume en- this sub
ject. but it is too painful to dwell upon
We turn next 10 the Cherokees.-An
SlGUeTy Standard Nj.
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sTANzAs
kDDREssED TO THE FRENCH NATION.
What went ye forth to see pr seripture.
0To what base uses We may return. - Hamlet
What do ye with this skeleton,
This heap Of bones all marrowiess1
Il this the Great NAPOLEON
Ye answer, Even so-no less r
This rotten and unsightly thing
FauQh! mock me noti it cannot be
That this was once crowned king,
The arbiter Of destiny;
In the worlds eye demigod,
Before whom nations bowed 4 kissed the rod.
And what are all the shouts heart
Why do the banners fout high heaven9
Why peal the cannon far and near7
Is il because to you are given
These rotten bones, this putrid clay7
re answer me, It is, il isl"
Then, out upon ye, grim decay,
How could re touch thing like this
So sacred; feared'st thou not that be
Would rise against and conquer even thee !
Amid The visions ofthe night,
gazed upon burning mount,
That poured forth streams Of lava bright,
And flames, as 'twere fiery fount;
In ghastly heaps lay, all around,
The forms Of dead aud dying men;
While blackened ruins strewed the ground,
Lol suddenly twas quenched, and then,
What think ye did the sufferers [shippers
Why, straight became this mountains wor-
And yen no savages were there,
No jewellers in the southern isles;
No roamers under Bantam trees,
Where Pagan rites the scene defles;
They worship senseless stocks and stones.
To noble objects Christians bow;
Such deem they, blood stained conquerers'
Idiots with crowns upon their brow
. And knaves that are to Mammon sold,
With nothing sterling save it be their gold ]
Yes, bear him to the Place Tendomef
Beside that brazen pillar tall
And when the strangers wandering come
To see ye kneeling, one and all
Unto their questioning, reply
.aAquenched volcano lieth here;
An eagle that no more shall fly
Toiill the world with woe and fear;
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NJ H. NlELE.
sold man. old man, thy locks are gray,
And the winter winds blow cold;
Why wander abroad on thy weary way,
And leave thy homes warm fold r
The winter winds blows cold Ills true,
And am old toroam;
But may wander the wide world through,
Ere / shall find my home
.And where do thy children ioiter so long
Have they left thee, thus old and forlorn,
To wander wild heather and hills among,
While hey quafr from the lusty horn =
sMy children have long since sunk to rest,
10 that rest which would were my own.
Ihaye seen the green turf placed overeach breast
and read each loved name on the stone.
Then haste to the trends Of thy youth, old man,
Who lovedth in days Of yore. lean,
They win warm thy old blood with the foamine
And sorrow shall chill it no more
ITO the friends Of my youth in far distant parts,
Over moor, over mount, have sped,
1.-THE kind found in their graves, and the heart
Of the living were cold = ths dead
The old mans cheek as he spake grew pale,
On the grass green sod he sank,
while tke evening sun Ger the western yale
Set midst clouds and vapors dank.
On de morrow that sun in the eastern skies
Rose rudy and warm and bright,
But never again did that old man rise
From the sod which he pressed that night
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-01

Die 9e8ierNn9 9erhtet narsteen. 9estes c5abr, ren>
te tdb befdste Ct fb in feiner Sabresbctfhaft baB
befer ginfns u ben Waben 9esen tbn seridtet nor
benfet-eine nn9erete &ag tpie t netrte, NIB phe
grnnb. Derielbe b6le GmfuB mar, tpte mir ale nii
len, NIT fhOnun9slpfeu 8crten audi Der lebten Ser.
Staaen Sant ;ugefdrteben porben uo in etner lee>
ten Sctihaft fprtobt Der prdioent bon "oer anSabl
uno Madt Der perionelL Die i'm Sanfpefen bethelt9t
fInb,' bon ttrem "fltrdtbaren @etpdbte" bon ibrer
Genei9tbett bre sIutprttdt gu oerlanscrr" uro bon
ibrer" "epntrcaruu9 Der &e9terun9 i'm Srieben unc
Sre9e." *** @5ut Sr5 tpenn folder @nauB tptrf9td
ben Sanfen 3utebt uno penn btefer @inluB fetnbttf
9e9en bic Me9ierun9 9eritet 1perben fann- en 4unf
ber pelhen fTc bas gclf su beunrab9en feinelr1ahe
stut-ipas ttnoert es, bdB berfeIbe @tnhuB utht 3u
9unlten Der Ge9ierun9 9eithert rperoen mSdte 2"
rn frasen mir eben aufrdtt9en eeer, cb er, penn
ruber oefe Setdt9un9en Der all9en1elnen bon u1s
betdtpeteu @nbrbett bltdt, baB bic 8rage iber cine
Iattonalbanf oem 8plfe 1910 ntd1t sur gntfheoun9
bcrla9 pb er Die 8eibuot9un9 Der Serrdtbere 9e9en
1errn GYIer nit grttem @ewtdeu mad,en fanl1 neil
.pieier an fenen 9ruubidsen fetdlt? SIM @esenthet
pen bte Selhubt9un9 Der Ser rdtberet afir9eno SEE
tltanben an5utpenben it, mu6 ie ntdt anf otcjent9er
faQen, pelde cine Sorte @runbidse Dor Dem Spfe be-
haupte r1b cine anoere Stpar ent9e9en9eieste Spre
na9e9e6en nadoent Der SeS errun9en 1T 9S'r nad)>
e fetne 8efdulbt9,,n9en aber clde bic in 9lashdu1
fern fpobnen, ioaten fIb wObl b1ten NIT SteInen Su
=, .perfen. u. ...
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'|seu etuen @iSber9 unb filIte 70 l9ned,
IIpir fdnm Sett bltten l1nS alf OaSGt5 UCr

|9en etnen @t6ber9 unb fillte 70 l9neu,
mir fdpm g3ettbatten unS auf oaSGtS Dor
3u rettriren Btele Ger D10a9tere tcnnten
|faum tbre unterfleioer retten, lpesba[b Ibon
am 2ten Sag Der fdnddlite Woort5 aus
|TroIf uno Sun9er tfarb. Sies iff jebt oer ciu>
5i9e Sobe5faD, oo6 f0nuen mir nt6t lin9er
al6 big 3 Sage mehr leben, oa oaS Gig fI6
| ibnelI abbrt6t menn 0ott unS nidt auf an<
oere Q9eife Sitlfe ienoet Ste Shulo nnieres
Iltn9luf5 tieat an Jttemano. SaS S6lf par
|ffarf nno lpob[ perieben CAPTAIN uno Neant;>
Ifbaft 9el6tft, f[u9 unO mutbt9, unlere SDte
IwurSeil lpe9aeldNemmt ooer pom gis aer>
Iorltft, audi 1piirOe fetn SDot oiefe ftllrmtibe
Gee allS9ebolten baben. Ser gbrn 0err
@oofman iprtdt uns 5tpar NtMb etn, aber unz
fere @ebete 5etoen mebr Den Osutb oer Ser
5rpetflun9 ais fonff et1po5. Dob gDtteS QSt(7
lie 9ei6ebe. @rfern rparen mir 70 9(ifli6
Den tootenGDrper eineS fletnenS S0atil6es our6
ote @erpalt Der 9Sel(en auf 1tnlere 3uHu6t5z
ff1tte 9eiplllt 5u feben. OteS tno etnt9e Vou>
tetl(en sSetll lGno unlere etuSt9en llnterba(-
tlln9Sn1tttel. O}etne Sauo frtert - t6 fann
nI6t mebr ihreiben.'' [Oeut goreip.
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SHUTTER 1tno go6ter ertrunfen.

8rau uuo N0ib SO Of, Don Wonmoutb eauntp
i'm staat Neuieriep, ertranten uorleetc gSotbe lr
ocn Sbarf 8uB. Die SO6ter wa0te tlb, tple &c
ibent, gu :peit i'm tefen SSor, uno Se9aAn 6u l'n-
fen, worauf Die Mutter, Die e5 ic9ls6 te'nertte'
br gu 6Glfe gu fommen iubte, olIein leIoer tan
ben lie bcioe ibr @rab in Der 2iefe.
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gu Montreal, in Ganooo, ipoltete in oem pofe
bes Narrenbaulc5 elmer Der lln9ladlleben 0ol5'
w6breno Elm onrerer ouf elmer Sanf lo9 uno fbl'ef
grferer fbib fb NIT Der Qrt our Sant bin, bIeb
ieinen un9tdd69efQbrten Den Sopf ob, un0 9'en9
uieoer rub9 an iein 0ef6dft.
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,it n,a,el Nptt edt oerbient fte tenanten grleids
ferun9 bcun fle aadt ben 9runen I'm ein Sss
den @elb leidter!s y sE. e.
atebnltde @rledternnsen bdtten mir inter Der Stes
oense 81 erparten, rpenn bas pellt>
Dpanifhe 8clf Tb burdb oe9crptelnn9en fetnerSetns
Se sn cnem 8erratbe all einem et9enea Bcbl oerfth>
ren lalIen 1ollte. -e - .1~
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SemDfratilber ySablsette[,

ItIlVUllWllTl]TI 0OUVI3PIERI.
SIR 6cprIIrntant:
gnc5 Gafrniper9er, bon 8ethlebem.
Sir Vauntps s9@aemcittr
Doc. 81. s.. Mc@a[l, ppn WaDnes6ureb.
SIR S@trf:
s. 8ranbpn, bon plain & ~. -..
Sir 9auntp. 6 UmnBicntr
s. 8reB, bon Suscarawas Sip. - .
SIR Staat5.AnwaIt:
s. .. 8rDtpn, BON Canton.
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o. 961peienbett bes dlterr, unb llnpdsfd,fcit bed
1nngern Jteoaftenr6 mlin ais gutfduloiauua rtclen
fails nnierc beutt9e gnmmer etuas fpdter berausfcns
me ober ntdt bic 9epcbnte Wannigfnltistcit III Nta>
tere entbaltell, ipllte. Or.-" -
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NuSG6ten fir Rrte1,
A.

3ufclge ei1em Srefe pon0ee1p>y yorf bonn 2l. Gent,
marc bon 0taoD gDlano aus auf ctc Spep brittfden
&ressitife i'm Nasara 8lu1e> "Deino5 uuo qorcuz
to'' et>pa eire Qsoe porber> 9adts 8euer se9eben.
Srn bem NRa9asn BET erdport muroen, beiuabe ,ur
ndml'd,en 3eit IS Safer putuer seltoblen. @euera[
sertt benbet d an Der @rduse in jener @eqeno, NM
iest bic Setunsen unc Sorts tn8ertbeoiauuas suanb.
sln5eisen ereuen Dor perihierencmS baf, grn>
pen unb erte9ss0uuitcn pabin transportirt perbe,,
Der are1ssSefretdr oa gouoernSr @arlin BON cslIi<
nc's benad,rlt1t'9 haben, baB er 9Saen bunition
an Den Hcd 0i'per ienbeu, uno ;u fener Gerfiiauna
tellen tperbe, un1 Ie i'm Safe eiues Rreees spifeit
uls uno ben Srttcn uub Snbilnern su qebraud,ea,
N!'d1 'o Gruppen gu gShttesbprpusb g. o., ftaticz
n1rt, l1m 6uhe Su ertalteu pdhrenb bes Gerb6rs bon
Mcscob rped)es 9esen,pdrtis perbaubet miro. slud
p.ro nnlere seen'at fur tbatiaen Dien aussertet,
unlere suortdten, tpent9tens bic M6alidfeif eines
Srnehes nlitben nns nno @nslaub pcr slnaen boben.
1onlf Dnroen ise ndt iolde 8urfebrunsen treffen.
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Sn Reusgorf itarb neutjb Elm Mann NomenS
reiuti6 grepoort in einem after bon bunoert
Sabren. grwar ais elmer reibifcn oereinrpcbner Der
Staot bsfonnt - fein baare6 Serm03en belief ftb
auf $3OOO,OOO. Scr pieIen Sobrcn faufte
sr Elm Stdf eono fir $500 worouf or Die 9drt:
nere bctrieb-ieet 1T IS elmer Der letbofteFen pdee
Neu-yorfs uno oorou5 3ot er iein 9robeS Sermo@
gen 9e5o9en s. betreb bis an iein @noe fsine olte
.-
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y Slorretber 8 emo fr tifdb ct Sieo
..a in Matne! -,


gSab(hertd1te Don feds perIdteoeuen goun-
ties i'm Staat Otatne ftno erba[ten ,nnrhpn
tpel9e, 5uiammen 9enom1,en nit Sen yEobl.
bert6ten bon Snotlna l1no 8ern,ont. ben Toz
tlonal Sanflenten in pennfp[oanien idbled,te
9tusl9ten fiji. thren ganbicaten Sphm
|Banf s 9erplbren. Ga9lih lIebt oeS noff #
|esllsr EN- rte IS oort9e5 Sabr NIT Dem betdlt>
betoen uno lEaenbaften @ei6rep Der Banf
9Sbt9s Don "Sfeforn lno bel1eren 2eiten',
Ibtnter9an9en uno betro9en tporoen IT unb
tpel6ee ne 1eet rpteoerholett. Gs o(auft ihnen
aber nl6t lnebr uno febrt ibnen iebt f(bon Re.
I9tmentertpetfe Den 9iiiden gu. ''''
/ Ste gSabl in Oeaine rpuroe auf gfontoo
|oen 13ten September flir @o1pern6r: :'I,nS ,,nS
gl'eeer sl @ @gese9eeun9 9e6alten; gairfelo NAT nat
Ioer Semotrat19e si q. lno Sent oer80oera(ifiibe
ganotoat fur 9l upernDr, nte aud, in ls1n
IDte beretts etn9esan9enen 9timn1et, y pcn nHi Sen
6 Saunttes tfeben in 8er9lei6 nit ieuen t,,n s.,
184O tpte fol9t 49, Wv" ~"
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S11T y aferlQn6s Yreunb unb 8 eff Ser 3elt.

ouf fcina srobe Gece an9e9riftn. Das 9r0btesob
eebdbrt Ssrrn lGilnsr, bon Sir9inien, Der nit
enereii1er etime "inr Namtn oes eanoes'' &ubc
forcerte, loas am meltsn 5ur 8ieoerberfcuuns Der
1elben beptru9.
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Mittet sur 8ettun9 pom 9 Ii + E
9 TT ffener perfonen -gine Yerto"
Die pom SIie nerer9elNlo9enilf, obNbon Dem I'm
Ibein nob toot ioOte io9sib ous9etrett ouf feutt<
ten @runo 9se9t rperoeu, uno penn eS ni6t auf,
Den S0rper resnet, foGte 5emlib 9leib bdut9 Bol 7
fer iber bu 9esoisn rpsroen. webe6 in btln1be al:
len 8dQen Die eleftrilbe Moterie obletet obne &C.
fdbrliben Gdbaoen. Sbon manber bat iein Se
ben uerIoren, peI6e5 BON Srsunosn ooer unitsbFnz
pen bdtte erbaltsu perben f0nnen, wenn ibnen oele
SbatIabe tefannt 9etpeien wdte.
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r3u Gt6mono 8a., mill man Dor &ur3em
oenStoB etnes grobebenS oer1pilrt bab3n 3u<
erif bemerfte man eth befti9es 9r06nen ser
SuBb0oen tpobet Die Senffer (aut fltrrten, uno
balo oarauf erhob lId etn 9enalti9eS @erdulh
lin Den Dbern guftre9onen.
Sas 9ampff6tF Nralibent.
Gin Srtef bon Ct. ShDn1aS, 9Seif cSnoten.
Ientbdlt fol9enoe Na6rt6t iiber Oa5 S6tdia(
|oteleS unoliiflt6en T1br5eu9S. Sb oieleJeabz
|rt6t 9e9rilnret III lpiien lpir nift, bod INeint
Ioteie[be in etnem Brtef in elmer rpoblperrpabrz
ten T(af6e an Die @eftaoe 9S S. getrtebeu
rpor6en 3u Ietn -9luf etnem @tsber !, O9drs
IL, 1941. cSn tpei1tn So!nOe oieIe Nabrthf
AUDI fomn1en mag, all thn flno biele S3etlen oe
rt6tet, nt6r in Der Oofnun9 Don Oatfe. ion.
bern unlere Sreunoe Don ltn Ierm i6redltbeu
uno unaban0erltben gooS in GenntniB al let,
I5en Btr rn9llfl6en Ya0u9iere uno Nsann
Ifbaft oeS DampfbootS Nrdifoent batten rau=
|bes 9Setter felt llnierer9lbfabrt Don Neltporf.
Sn Der JeaGt pom 14ten 9teleS batten mir
lhefti9eu Sturrn nit Oa9e( uno S6nee 1nb
lfDnnten feline 20 S6rttte DDm Shiff aus fez
! ben. I'm ba(b Z 9tbenos ftteb oa5 S6iff ses
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Die Nnbin9er 0enrp Glape's baben bier eiuen
@Iub 9ebiloet, um fir Die Grneunun9 oiele5 Stoats
ninnS gum Ganoiooten fir bic prGfioentlboft gu
wirten. Die Sobe bat obsr erf wsni9 Nntlaus
scfunoen, babe esuts llb fiji cine gtotionalbone
nibt 70 leibt fuie fir Slodbuttcn uno berben @ioer
ntbufasmirsn lai1sn. - (penn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-10-01

Nn 9ten September puroe i'm Senat Die "Dipz
lcmatiibe SiQ" uor9enommsn, uno Die Sroae, Oh
Elm 9elbaftstrd9er in Neapel lepn loae, befto be-
battirt. Bdbreno bet Debate faste 6err Stonlp
Elm beteioisenoes 0ort su (6errn 8ife, tpeldes
eestern peranla6te, it6 in ndbere @rlduteruneen
nit Stanlp ein5ulahsn. Da ibre Weinuneeu isoob
lebr uerIbieoeu Fporen, uno Stanlp gSie'6 Auseinz
anoerieeun9en nidt reipeetirte, ionoern ibn einen
easnsr nannte, 70 puroe oieler 70 aufsebraobt oob
er StanIp cine Sbrfei9e 9ab. Iasenblidlib en- f.
ifano eine allgcmene Betpe9un9, uno in rpenioen
Wfinuten glib Die 6aI' einem Sbla6tfetoe. Ser
fbieoene 8ecer perlubten Die Streitenoen sur 81.
ni9un9 5u bepe9en, ,psbteno anosre auf cine Sort.
.fesun9 oes @,febtes betanoen @iniee batteu
itb, nm ibrer 4uforoeruns mebr Naboru6 eeben
5u f0naea, ob,n auf oer Gafel pofirt. l1nter Die
fen paren aub l9r. Qrnolo, BON Geune1,s, unc
Or. Butler, &sntu9p Sic bsstsn i,tr CEN Stre
enteesen9eiette 1nitbten-'in 8ortp,eblel ent.
fano, uno beioe paften ftb sufammen cbea ouf Der
Safel bepm 6als. Seet batte Ser Scanoot ben
b6bfen puntt erreibt. Nab oerIbieoenen 9luf-
foroerun9en, uuo nabo,n Der Ser9eant at Nrms
bprufen, rpurbe bic Rube pieoer barseftelt. GER
Bife erbob lib bann, .uao BAT um paroon fiji BIZ
Dem lDaule ansetbane 8eleioi9une, uuo entlbuloio,
te fi6 NIT l1ebereiluns, III pelberer 9rn. stanlr
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Sin iibri9er Mann, 9tamens 8m. 3. 8rit-
ton, osr am Qrmenbaufe 5u Gombric9eport, MafT.,
oI6 eebrer on9eitelt par, ermoroete an 19. Elm 20
iibrises Mdoben, rpslbe6 er frber unterribtet uno
in oa6 er iib b'fti9 oertiebt batte Ser Sorfbta9,
1ib NIT ibm 5u uerbeirotbsn, rpor Don ibr 5urdd9e
wieisn. worouf fer am Sonnta9e in oas Simmer
orou9, 100 lie ,eben ibren 8efdbrtnnen aus Der giz
bel uorlos, uno ibr elm 9roBs6 Msf3r in oeBruft
(lteB. Ser M0roer 1T ein9e5o9en.
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Sas 9etflthe9ert6t fat Den befanntenNrez
otse!r, San 3anot gu Go6eifer, 90 9, rpe9en
oer tbm 5lr gaif 9e(e9ten gerfihrune ines
15jabrt9en Wlapfens, beretts perhDrt. Ct be-
ifano natllrll6 Darauf paB er uui6u[biq fei
uno oa ote Saupt5eu9tn ae9en i'm, oas iunae
9fao6enL tp'l6eS ct oerfibrte, lid, neiaerfe,
,3eu9ntB por otelem Grtbunal absu(egen, ebe
Die Sacbe Dor oem lpe(tliben @ertbte utter
I1u6t IT, 70 bat oas aetfflibe gertdt Oas pei.
Itere yerfabren big nab Der Gnlfhetouuo oes
Irpeltlt6en auf9el6pben. 9lnfanos Oecember
tptro Die Sa6e ocnote(em por9enommen per.
Den.
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OaterlauDsfreunD
18o SrrDett wObnt, pa lit mcin 9aterlanp!

Gantou, Sreita9 ben 1iten Sftcber l84l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-11

since the organisation of tie gdvssnhsh; Sto' no
imposition has rarely been at'sm's even ~ n vi" p no
tcaI charlatans who govern this STATE aha WHO US
r"odv override uusuge," and even decency, US the
Constitution a in their desire Of ",he spos."
resolution was offered, directing notice 10 ne gwen
- Msssrs White and Wemore, OF the grounds Of
romoxal and allowing them hearing before the Sc
n0s Init il was laid the table rejected) by the Re-
dera majority. a,;,,,;o,,
I'D. addressed by Cen Wetmore to the President
Of The Senate, was placed on file, but was refused a
place on the journal of the Senate: ,,.:,
We hope present the facts of these cases "a
to our readers and especially the report OF The nhot
~ and sketches Of the speeches Of the Democratic Dc
majors. who in vain resisted the usnrpatlon q more
papabe in(racton of the Constutone upon
grounds the most futile and flvoiousai .,',
DEMONSTRATED mon couple Of military appointments
~unirnporant lin times OF peace) only in the prompt
courteous and soldier-lke msnner in which their du-
ties have been discharged by these lncumOen's-aoes
not disgrace the party records Of the STATE aa ,,r