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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

LEGAL QuEsTIoNs ON TAILS. The
Sunbury American proposes the following
question to the young lawyers Of Nor.
thumberland. We think it would puzzle
one Of Philadelphia: Suppose the PLAIN
tiff A. brings his action agains, the defend
ant d. for dog, and sets forth in his de
claration, as descriptive ofthe animal, that
he had the end o. his tail cut of, is il not
incumbent on the plaintiff, in order to
support his declaration, to show that the
dog had no emf 10 his tail, or in other
words, that he had an endless tall or tail
riMoM endg
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

0T In late number of our paper, we
published substantially, the contents of a
communication from n correspondent in
Alfalfa county, in which said correspond.
ent stated that he knew of bu, tlco indi-
vIduaIs IN that county who were willing
to tax the people to pay the bonds sold on
account Of the Union Bank; and that he
did not believe that one tenth Of the voters
of said county, would give their assent to
a tax for such purpose,
This publication seems TO have thrown
some hot, headed wIseacre who writes for
the Alfalfa Gazette, off his equilibrium
and elected from him, silly TRADE of
contemplate slang, in which he insinu-
aes that he doubts if we received anv
such communication.
We would lniorn the rash and uncsur.
'eons youth, for such he evidently is, that
!! Is not our wont, to manufacture COM
munlcalions for political capital. We did
receive communication from one of the
most intelligent and respectable citizens
of Attala county, containing substantially
The intelligence we laid before the public.
It may be that our correspondent was ra-
they lalitudluous in stating that be did be-
lieve that one tenth of the voters OF that
county were willing to tax the people to
pay said bonds; but the writer in the
Gazette, we'll knows, if he knows aught of
the political complexion Of his own county
that an overwhelming majority of the
voters OF that county, are opposed to tax
ing the people Of the state for auy such
Will the rabid partisan sailing
under neutral colors, deny this?
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

on the genera grant OF powers necessary
70 carry into eiiec. the expressly delega
ted powers.
Vine CoNsIsTLNCY.-During the late
Presidential canvass, the present par
| ty in power condemned in unmeasured
terms, the appointment of members
Of Congress TO Office, and denounced it as
a political sin, bringing in its train, the
most dangerous consequences bat so soon
as they become the tenants of the high
places ofpower, theirprofessed virtues upon
this, as upon many other subjects seem TO
have undergone radical change, or else
were but a mere party rusc, adopted with
many others, only to promote party ends,
as recent developments most clearly de.
monstrate.
1t is said that President Tyler offered
John Sergeant, member Of Congress, the
mission TO England, Notwithstanding the
LOUD condemnation of policy, by himself
and his party during their death,Ike strug
gle for power. Other members OF Con
gress have also been spoken orin connec.
ton with foreign missions. This shows
what degree of confidence, the people are
to place in the protesations & pledges Of
he great party ofreiormers who won their
way to power by fair bat deceptive prom
lses.
As i, is a well known fact tina, the pre-.
sent, as well as preceding administrations
has been wont to corler important appoint
ments on men udhererng TO political tenets
consonant with its own, the political
course of Mr.. Sergeant, must at least be
considered as approved by the present
Administration; Mr.. S. has ever been
tedeTalist of the bIuest die; and was one
ofthe warm opponents oflhe last war with
England. He has always been the advo.
cate Of protective tariff. lie has AMI
iormly insisted on the power of Congress
% abolish slavery in the District of Co.
lumbia.
We are aware that all these odious
measures are condemned by the great
mass OF those who compose the party now
IN power; yet they must be approved bv
the leading men Of that party; else why is
the most important mission known to our
diplomatic intercourse with other nations.
rendered to a man who has ever adhered
to them?
We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. Ser
geant declined the appointment; for he,
of all others is the last man who should
have been selected to represent the A
merican Government at the Court of ST.
James, at the present junc,ure of our re. |
Iatlons with that Government, as he is
known to haTmonize with naughty Britain
on many vitality important subjects of dis.
puie now pending between the two coun. |
tries.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

The BONDs. this week enrich
our columns with the very able address o.
Jos. S. Leake, to the citizens Of Lowndes
county, in opposition to the constitutional.
ity of the bonds issued and sold for the
Union Bank; and the existence of any
liability, on the part of the State, to pay
said bonds. ......
The address is repeie with weighty s.
irrefragIbe arguments 10 support Of the
positions sought to be established; and
every citizen Of the State, who is, as he
should be, desirous TO inform himself as
to the true policy to be pursued by it, in
relation TO this momentous question should
give il careful examination.
Mr.. Leak is himself cu!tiyator of the
soil, whose every interest is identified
with that of lis producing fellow. ilizens,
by the produce of whose labor the debt
must ultimately be paid if forced upon the
state; hence his arguments are entitled to
high claims on the attention Of that most
important class of our citizens. We com.
mend it to the perusal Of all who feel an
interest in the future veal Of the State, &
the preservation OF It's constitution, ....
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

are, il possible more futils than those we
have noticed,
The Secretary concludes by telling
Congress that they have power to charter
a National Bank, aud locating that power
on the general grant OF powers necessary
70 carry into edec! the expressly delego
ted powers.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17
Lowndes, March 10Th, 1871.
ATTEMPT AT MuBnER.-As Mr.. M. r

ATTEMPT AT MUBIER.-As Mr.. NJ II.
Irving, living about 20 mites from this
place, on the Natchez Trace in Choctaw
county returning home from a neighbours
house, about | | o'clock A. NJ, on Sunday
last, his hounds struck a trail and soon
came to bay, upon which he started in
pursuit and soon came up with them, when
he was attacked by runaway negro with
a butcher knife and, after receiving a
cut on the head, and a stab through the
body, back of The left shoulder, was left
for dead Here he remained until four
o'clock P. NJ when some one of his fam.
ily, who had become alarmed at his abb
sence and gone in pursuit, found him vel.
terlnG in his blood. He was conveyed
to his home, and although his life was at
first despaired Of, yet he now bids fair to
recover. MIR Irving had no arms at the
time except pocket pistol, which, in
time Of need, refused to perform its office
and missed fire. The negro had horse
with him, which he left on the spot; Some
neighbors immediael Y started in pusuit of
him; and we since learn that he has been
taken and committed to the jail of Choc-
law county.
PUNcTUATION.-M Mr.. Edltor-The i'm
portance OF correct punctuation is strik>
ingly ILLUSTRATED by the following scrap OF
poetry. The lines as they now stand,
without points, are absurd, and assets i'm,
possibilities. BY inserting a semicolon ia
its proper place in each line except the
last, (Which place leave the reader 10 dis.
coser,) the true meaning is rendered APP
parent, and impossibllties removed:
saw peacock with fiery lalI
saw blazing star that drtned down hail
saw cloud bcgirt with ivy round
saw a sturdy oak creep on the qound
saw a pismire swallow up u whale
saw the brackish sea brim full of ale
saw a phial glass sixteen yards deep
saw we'll full of mems tears to weep
saw mems eyes all on a fame off.e a
/ saw house high as the moon or higher
saw the radiant sun at midnight
] saw the man who saw this dreadful sight.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

CIr 1t is stated that bill is before the
British Parliament, aboishing the exclu-
sive privileges Of Peers, and making them
liable to be tried and punished for felones
like other subjects. II has passed the house
of Lords, and it is thought will become a
law. ..... t
The time is not far distant when the
suhje of Great Britain will no longer
wear submissvely, the heavy yoke of OPP
pressonthat for centuries has bowed them
TO the dust, and shrowded them in poverty
and ignorance. .a.
The sun of American liberty has open.
ed to their view their Just rights, of which
they have been deprived; and they want
but leader suited to the crisis, to throw
off that yoke and be free.
The British Government has reached
the Acme of its greatness and power;
and like the ancient trans Atlantic nations
that like itself, enjoyed empire scarcely
less than universal, i, must fall prey to
its own CO. ruptions & enormities; Never
since the formation of civil govern
ments, did a nation wear its honors so
haughtily, or exercise It's power with
such wanton disregard of the rights of
other nations. Ia lis dealings with other
nations, it seems to recognize no rights,
but the rights that power gives. lis course
towards its own subjects, has been no less
unjust than tyEanicaI.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

HIMEHIAL, Four happy pair have
their VOWS Mt Hymen's Altar,
in this county, within the last week. ,a0
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-07-17

STEAMER PREsIpENT.--S Some of our
late exchange papers contain pretty we'll
authenticated intelligence of the safe ar.
rival Of this vessel, the supposed loss Of
which las been so much mourned. II
seems that letter was received by a
gentleman of Cincinnati, on the 23rd ult.,
from member Of Gov. Cass' family in
Paris, which stated that The long lost
President had at length arrived. She
had been in the ice, and was much disa-
bIed. This intelligence may or may not
be correct. 1t IS, however to be hoped
that it is. .amt
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
Beranblnna eer Scbabfammer.

SnS DErutlibe Srudcn.-2lm lcstcn
Wtttwrd, madte lr Flgbtner pou Der 9fedis
ilun96'Somniitee pcn S9aule Or 9teprciens
tonteu ciueu @eridlt, wcrm ole 3botlddje
an6 Sd)t FAM o16 Die Drufer te5 en9lilhcu
uno ptutlden 0age5utS ree Jo1uleS, bic
Snmme pen fcben tdufeno fnuf
bunbcrt Ghdler mebr cm D.
Fan0cn bdtten ais ne ecm GseieB
gcHlie basu bcredtigt 9cweicn tpdren cie
game Ncreeruug fur cae DrIIden telief Gtb
su 10000 3baIer alip rpuree c,ir Oriftel
oicirr Summe duf betrn9eIilhcr lpci1e aus
Der Sdjaeflmmcr pou pcnnl,loaniru Qcitrbs
len.
J9icr haten ollc Die S.r9cr tie1eS Staats
ipirber ell 9eiipiel mie Die Ghagfammer mt
ter porter's 2Iominilfraticn beraubt rporoen
1T, uno all Erucfcr bc3ahlt puree, i'm Dem
8cIf Sano in eic 2.uorn ~ lfreucn. Gs
braudlt fId1 feruerbin fciuer mebr m puns
bern, ba6 bic Yofo Scfo Oruder Elm 70 QrcIs
ies Sisldrei Opn Gjelemadt Beifed)nH0, &c.
per ciner ySaM ocrfnbren. 9Benn man oics
fe gcraubunq init oen $4,000 Iuflmmcu leat
Die Der @euUernOr fur Ieinen Bruoer uno
ben @icne, als 2lnmalt aus Der Shaeflmmer
3eg, 70 miro oa5 &elf feidt oaraus rpabrneh
men, oaB Die eofo 6efo parfei bad U1ene
dnsencntnsn bat Z: ''een Sicgsrn 9ebOrt bic
SeutC."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
9fdtb. qul,m S,oufs.

Dem Con uno benz Gcfilble Der bemcfra.
tild,en 3eitlingeu oe6 Gtaats mad, su urthei,
len rpirb SNr. Sohn Saufs ebue 3peifel
bei Der Demctratlhen OarriloH @enpenticn
am l0ten wldrB Die GrueRnung bei Der erifen
llbltimmung erbaIteu Sn phiaorlphia
SanntD nno Staet erbdlt er bic Stimme Der
eele9aieu, iopobl nie in beunbe allen Sitlis
den @annties. Su ben mtltlidlen Sduntes
IT or Der eiebling uno wiro, peuu er aufges
ncnimen mirb, bel 5000 Stimmen M c b I
erbaIten, al6 ir9enb ein onoerer eemcfraii,
idtr Sdnoieat, 10 oerljCbern nns bic 3eltuu'
gen bon bcrther.
@s baben bercitS 80 rpmpfratiid,cn 3ei,
tunseu ben 9tnmen reS Eru @aufs al Die
Dlaitipisen ibrer Spatrn 0eieBf, als nddls
Her @onpernbrs'@aneioat ipsld,es ein bins
ldn9iher 8eweis III eaB Cr oer eisblna oee
"SdlnBitein Stants" ilt.-Sm Sal Ieiner
@rnruuung ourd) bic @onpenticn, miro er
iiderlld, nit etner grcecn Webrbeit rrpdblt
fpercen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

dliiipad,te. Gle iattc ftb ueteu iciIi
Bett, iiHb frug ihn naitH satlIId) 1ipif
e5iini TIN ifebe. gr 0ntirvrIefe citrus
heBcr, nanil Ilah1i CT cine Ileitc Ga
iiAen BibeI nntcr ieiiicna ali1en berppr.
fragtc baHft cb fie pie ibm ertpiclsneiI
esIcfalIigfeiteh, pnrd bae lrfen einiger
reniaer @apifcl permehren ipcIIe. Gig
entiprdd, leincni 9egebrcn nabcen
&c teenoei batte, iparf iIe fld anf Die
Stnie nHo betete.
Gle gause fplgenoe 9taht lpafte ifc
iSecer neben lcinent Bette, 10 uie aud,
cen fclgrnoen Gag. 100 er cann nd, 10
irett erhrlf batte 6aB CO ihm mbglih
HNir aitf,nifeben ino auf einen Sellrl
III leen, 100 iIe ibm nann iuicoerbplt
dlie oent heiligen Biihc pcrlas.
Hidoen 3luei ancere Gage oabinges
f.tpunOtn lparen, fliblte (fd Der freItb
&C Wlif tfarf 9enn9 irine Heiie fort3us
irben; am Uiorgen oeS flinften Cages
dtI ipel6em ct anfam iuurce fein pfero
pot ctc Sblire geflihrt, CT ntabte ifd
cann anf nm 9lbfbicc sn nebmen.
gsahoem CT BON Wsdcam Eorteseue
nit pielen 9lusorlideu oeS OanfeS umn
nerGrfenntlibfcit 9lbfbieo genommeli,
iuancte ct fib 81 Glicia, nabm ans leie
Hcr Edlhe ole fleine Yibcl "0tebnen
sSie cieB at meine liebe IriuIeinn
tilte CT, inoem er iie III ibre Soanc
l.bIcB, "dlS Elm 3ethcn Der Grtnne-
rung Gines ocr ME prrgeiien miro Die
rfIid,t oer Odnftarfeit cie CT Oiacam
.ycrtcsclt uno e5bnen i(hulpi9 if.
Sclltc es intmerhin einif III feiner
sJRaft lie9en, 70 miro or perfu6en fci.
lie ShulO III bejabIen penn nid,t
10 miro Die ein;i9e Grlpieperun9 eic linn
~ lctifcn iibri9 tleibt, nidDlf Der Tlire
tine fir ea6 0eil res 0ances. in etnem
tcmlitbigen @tbcte fiji ibre JScblfabrt,
bcifehert - 0ebc mchl I"
Cine Ghrinc rollte ans feinen 9(u.
Ncn alS CT ods leete QSprt allslprah,
cllth ific9 CT anf ieii erlcS Dferp unp
mt lrea.
CScidllt6 ndfdc Q0ctte.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
@nrj8cfo6tc Ofcuisfeiten.

Die GtcdhaItsr eer 9ed,a'cr Bride bel
2Illentauu haben tefdlIcecn tpieoer cine relle
Bride, auf ihre Soften 81 erbauen. Scrr
s3dtomor n Bne, jr. UCn 9. NbeitbaII
RAT ben @rnfraft angcncmmer, um cieielbe
aiefen GcnHser ;ii erbanen.
1m SeRdt pdsirte Ger SsId,luB eeS SNrn.
SeofmaH, nm bic 9in1eIlung Der Baariabs
llis'gsn csr Santcn auf pisriig Gage sn bills
sen.
Iie SGuIten Der uerEhieoenen Staatrn
srfsben 81 unesfibr 400 Wiuicnen 2baler
gsTfdnet.
Iis Bill nm zine arpes Banf in Sbic ,u
rrTthisr, ret tereisS ben Scnat pa5irt. So
tsa stw "Msniter" seben.
Cic 8ssabIun8 olIsr eCnsrsesIiehsr in je,
reHI WlcHai, belduft iId1 ia s71, ,040 2baler.
Gas BSlf ;ablt aDeo
in Der Shic geIssge6tue tatcn fId ,tpei
tfr MiisIieber an ben s,dlien ssbatt. Mian
srgnnis Ie che einiger Sdloecn an ibneu bes
aargsR uar. 9Rau hattie lie beice binaus
Iperisu frlen.
ssn SgnrrpiGe, GenneiIe lclI eire gsfihrli,
4,e SsranEbsit herrldeu, ipeld,s man Gle "faI,
&c gelt'' nennt. @ine 8rpee sinfreguug
herTidt tssweseu.
Gin grrsee Gdpein pfldes 1855 pfunc
nis8f, III jett ouf cem sres mad, gGalhme.
ten. IS feIl eem nsslen slreiirent gum @e.
fzisul eeu,adst spereeu.
Ter Rinter lcn in Gurcpa SehrfaIt frin
'als2 2hwersu iouen 5000 periunen Uefroren
4elir eSH ufl1arll INlIfn EEL 10000 Stlld
s'lnoerieh oRreh bic 5dite umscicmnlei, fem.
gtu inn 9ev G,rdmp. = Sci Der
4e:ten ,reenpfinierniB sDar Elm luats in Bal,
fllarFs bsldjdffisst ieine ssfauIevapon glaubcn
ii sisadsea, kal3i rem Of ieinsr .Wnifcr eIe
.6initcTuig ailsia IN fyheH iri 6r fcrCerig
TIafn ietfn s:nsn 0eHt als I'M hineiil 81 ges
ken, lisp madtfe Gin ollte5 tirfhaff narau6.
ss.ss p;rfaa 'slusasn fam isefs ellro0 wsrsca.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
3nblnngs.@initelluna Der S3anfen.

gSte man ldI leidbt porltetIen fam, lit jeBt
III ben Sre6ru St0bieu inter ben oaneelss
Ientcn, opn nicbtS tie 9ieoe aIs wcacn eer
3lbInn96 s@initClImg Ger Yanfen in oieienI
Staat uno bcrrldt eIne Qrc6e Spannuu9
mas wcM bic GieiCBgetuug be6lpegen tbun
mtre. Su philadelphia rpurpen ipdbreuo Der
prrtlo6encn QBcde Suet @crlammlungen &C,
halten tpeSen ciclcm &jegsuilanb; cine bas
FUR oaB eir 81. ~. Fuua Gle @iuitetlnn9 biz
ltaeu ioIl, uno Die auecre caqsgslL c6tr 1T
aneercn 9Herten, RAE ale Banfeu ibre Treis
brlCfe periprfeu uno in bic guft gebialeu mrrs
ben lcIcn. yeBtcremaren HatiIrIid, ole @ofc
Kofo SdrnbnruCr6. Diebrere CelrQdien, su
@unIten Der @rhatun9 Der Sanfen, fup nadb
NarrlSburg gegan9er, unt etple tei Ger 9ies
ietgebnug ~ temirfen JPau irht nit grcls
fer Spdnuuug oCrttin mas gotham nereru
lplrc. 9Itlem 2lniteiu nad pue bic Siefeb
9ebnn9 etmaS hctlidmes thun, nm aus plefsr
nllan9cnchmen yd9r III ftmmen. Eie @itD
.Sanfen haben nuterec0en beiditcGen fcine
lhrcr 0ioteu dusjusebtL i'm fd) auf alle
0dlIe pcrSubereiicu,
jor. prnrolc hat i'm Gruat an Tienftaqe
enen Dian cmWpifen, nm bic 9Iue0abe pen
SertliCdte pen Staai6' StcCt III dntherillren,
81 eem Eelauf ron DiilItcncu 3haier, wels
dle IN Sabre 1862 clnSUlc(cn iInb, ele IN Die
Sdnftn nieeergtlrgi iperocn Iclleu, ini 8ers
bdItrib Su lbrenl Gdptdl Stc6, upo cIuer jcs
cen Sdnf iclt erllubt iperoeu fur leitbe Sum,
me fCne Iirtcn eafar ou6jugebfu, II. + 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
0lc permmtGctc sosprelhnt.

g9epon in unierer Ieeten 9,ummer 9eipao,
den miro, bat lIcl ner ais wabr erlpiefelh
Die llmtduee Gno fel9enoe
2Scr Wlcnaten perie6 5Sr. Munen, addl4
benz er feiRe gGaaren in 9lemgjeif perfaufA
hare, jcHe Staet nm ir9cncwo icnlt Gieldldf1
ie aa;ufineeh @r fam HAD Baltimore,
uuo bleb u WCuate, uno leiue Hrau beras
tbete auf ote )ild)ridjt niB er geferben lci, eis
ucn aneeru, )ilmenS 9inoerion S,r. Mars
rIll fam aber 9lcid) nadlber ipieorr nld 9ien,
2crf HHo nabm femr Trau pom Srelfea
Mlun piceer ;uriid Gle sogeu nun nad,
8attmGe, no tyr Mlaun an Der Cholera
iarb. Wdbrcno lelnfr 5traufneit wartete
ibm reaelmd6i9 Elm 9Ir3t ab, uao iene Sraa
erbielt andl riu @erfihcat pen ihm Selnem
@mGhe 9emds nahn' fc Gle eeiCbe nad) Stas
teu @llauo nno per9ae in ccr Gle taS @erfis
feat, uno ben 8erwaucsen ihre0 Gahen fam
Die Sad1e oeroddltlg per, uadeen ibneu ihr
flcines 5tino erSdhlte eae ibre Wtutter Iidl NIT
riuem aneeru Manue perbcirafhet bdtte.--
sic 6fnetru ben S0rpcr nnp nufer(utbtcn
aIle6 9endn, abcr eS rpurosn fetne Spuren
ben @Ift gefaucru.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

Gr 3ufelge Cbiger 9lr3ei9e wrr6en bic
Sublcribcnten ees "eedla patrict6, erlebcn,
oab mir infer @tdbltbment oil Die Soerren
y. au9ult z 9euno 9ieuben@utb
uerfauft tabeu. Ttsjenige ipeIdle aIlc ncdl
an uns i'm 9iildlfance fuc, iperben Die Totbs
weneigfcit cinIsbru rae bic giiher in Nife
Iigtsit 9cbrdd,t werben mu6en. 94ir woacn
caber Sclden cine an9e geben, nm
eiefcS ~ tbml, ndmlid fe DIS 9Jacnate,
pom 1ifen WairS BID gum liien Septcmber
pirice Sahrs.-Si biefer 3eit nerreu mir Die
9ied,nunsen Der refpeetiren Sntfcribentcn
auema6sn uno fsrtig balten, bis nulcrc
Sreunee I'D, in Der Trudsrsi ciufnten. gBir
hcfFen, oae uns fsiner tn Sic Inauserebme
9lcthpeucisfeit rsrfebeii ipirc, ihn init cen
eaucesgsleeen fir unfern faner uereieuten
Qchn sit tegriifen, eeHa ctn Seoer farm nns
Hue Cd, siefe Miiibe erfpaseu ipenn er Mill
9pir kaben lind in ceii Sahren, in Der mir
trn "ratr;ct'' herausaabril hart piascn
mngIen, uno tpurcen uct1 cbsnoreiH pen ms
feren GIeaneru auf aIIe nur ercentlide Wejlc
usrfrlot umo miebaneelf, in umierm Gritres
ben sic 9eredate Gadle tec @cIfs anfred,t N
erhaltcn. uno caher heTeu mir, bas unlfrs
Sreuuos nittf uergeHrn ipsrren. taB ~cer VIZ
hc:ter friued eehure psrih ils.7
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
Sfpnfrrie 9lrrfnninlnna.

Die oemefrntiideH Genferies pcn North,
dmptcu uuo yeda 9auntiee perfammeIten
ildl am Gamfnge ben 2Cfen 6ebruar, am
banie pcn GbarIe6 tbeL IN Beth
Isheni, ufi eineu Ssnatcrials relesat ju ers
ivdbleH, Der hiefen Diifrift III ber Demofra,
tifd,en harriIen Staatss@cnpentirn reprelen,
iiren fuu. Alefdnber q. sra n,
9iq. Yen gallon, ,pnrbe cinifimmia nIs Gen.
CeIegat erwdblt, NIT Der sIuwrtfuua fir ben
sldtb. Sebr BdHfs sn iiimmeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24
Nlnrine aDnd,r e,i,,finn hte Gl

8crigc Bcbe empfino cte ct. 9tn,
oreas @efeilltdft oa6 Sbrperct. ipcl,
dTS Beneral Su9b Wtcrrer Cbcr flirss
lth in DhtlaoeIpbid gum Srreitenmal
i'egraben pliroc) 1T ber Shlad)t bci
Nrin;ctcn no er iIcl, trug. 9llS Wters
Get ftel ino tpahrndhm blB CT tccnih
perlrnncetlciiiber9ab er TeiuenSreuno
SeneralyMprB1n ol8 S6perrt. .rcnlif
cFlo telcenliiitbi9 bis 81 ieinen lseten
1lu9cnblif fCbt. @eneral 0(or9an
hielt es III icinem S6lus alStin S1eiligs
thnni, itno 70, alS oieier it1rb, relIen
ISittlue Gle eS nun Der CT. 9lnrred6
o,cirllihaft SIR 9tufbclpabrnn9 iibcrs
9etcn tat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

Ser, Stadten 8anf. - slm Wcntade Dor
8 Ga9eu ipurbe Elm Wemcrial Ger @Ieletaes
tun0 oieie5 Stdaf6 nberreidjt, unterSeidmet
pcn Dem preGoeaten nuo Den Gireftcren Der
Der. Staaten 4nnf, ipcriu Die lrladsn Der
gdngc nddl 9emetect pereen, bic III cer neus
lidhcn Suipenfcn gefuhrt habeH, nno tpcrin
gebeten pro eas jentm cnffitut in Giemeins
id,aft NIT ben nupGn, S,lllfe gegebeu nirp.
seNn Der Sitridrift fpiro aemeleet, has ieHee
Snffitut cem Stdat pen grennlduanicm III uns
trridiecIid1en 3siten Gle Summe ucn spelf
Wdlieueu 1baier 9elieben hat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

gRdbrenb Dem listen Sanuar 1910 une 8.
Sebruar III aus ben pbIlafephier Bdus
fen alIein bic Summe pen II MIlIcuenL 207
1aulene uno SO 3haler in Silber uno
sob gr;ogen wcrpen, ippucu ilbrr o Wids
licueu allein aus Der Ger. Staten 8nnt
gieuOeu. Sac melle eieier Stmme puree
pon ben yleuDorfer 8rcfers gejc9en mo
ocrtbiu 9encmmsu. Gs III gar fem 3,ueifef,
oas cies ein aus9emadter ylau mar, anf
Seiten Der yienpcrfer, nm bic pennIlpani
lhen Sanfen uno @reoit gu bredleu gisann
lpiro cas 8rIf oiefee Staats eiurhen, rae es
notbig 1T auf feiH ei9eues SntereiIe Su ieben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

Gic ecfo 6cfcS bateu giitithIiften i'm
llmiarfc ucriu ole @cieegebuug aebstrn miro
nHicren yanfen nid|t ~ erldutrn Dicten nns
ter fimf Ihdier auesngsbcu. Tics III qera,
ne 70 pies gsiaat, cae re 81 GjHHiten iino eae
bic seusSerfeD unb CeIapare SdinpIdifrrs
i'm llmtauf Hnier uHs hleitsn lcRen lisIe re
bod 10 efrig Inc cen freme Banter
ron anoesn Gtadten ferthelfvn uuD Els uu(es
riaen III sga Siant IL frsffn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

81 Detroit iruroe tltrSlicb cin Srs
Idllcer JiamenS Soano BON einenl &c.
ntgcn @luf ermorref. Gin eirill1)cr
startbrnlnr nno ieine Srou, eie bci DER
IriCtc 9Sd6e bllten ipclItcu lieilen 3ll
piclcm 3lucfe 3lpei Sinner prn Ia 9ios
aotcn (!3nillinBe) i'll ihrcr QSobnun9.
9lnfatt lei 3eiten had, SauleSn 9ehen,
betranfca fIe f6 nnb blicben Biz W1pr,
aens rom Eanle entfernt lpcIelbf fie
hire tciecn Ssinccr tcbt fanben. Oie
'tsntf6eioun9 Der GcrcucrsS Surp uNr,
aug Te ottrd, Sdlte uno Sounger inns
9ttcn fdh1en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-02-24

Gle WaIlfen linb ber gtaai- 9ufcIae fls
uer TabeIIe, spsId,s nit g,crigtiit pom sserrn
eihiner. eilem WliI8Iiso uniefer GjeIse9fs
biing, berfitet wurte, erfehen mir, bab Der
Gtdat urn psuiiipnn;en, ipdhrrnb rfn istteu
jpauiiq Sdhren, IN Banf, Fiuireucen cher
gcnue, bic Summf pcu fsben wRiIlioneH,
1853 InnIeno 625 Ihaler uHb 55 @eAis sfs
boIteu bat. Die Hipibenee auf Banfffcds,
ipelde BON Gtnat geei1uct ipefoen, haben
irdhrenb bisler 3eit 27-I00 prrSent eiiis
setrnseH. unc bod fdreit man, binunter
NIT ben Bnnfen!