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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Sd,redIid,erW W or o.-Hie 9cuiss
pile MiIdffIrpi 9obIct erSdhIt cine IdrCdlidbe
Weorothot, bic peu rirer SHUTTER an BRET
ibrer ei9encu Stineer oerilbt nurbe.
Su Der StiIIe Der 9iad't ais allies i'm ties
fen Sdllafe lag, fdnitt iIe ben Jttneern bic
SodIIc ub. Sbr Wann Der bnrh BEN edrm
nuf9epcdt wnrce, fonnte iie nur nit 9enuuer
Jtctb oaoon otSuhaItrn, I'D, irIbft nno jrcier
anoern Sinbern eas 2eben al nehmen Sie
mar sur 3eit pabnfnriq, mn Nibt als llrfd'
d)e Der Chat an, taB, ea ibr Wann arm fct
Ie linn babe bic Gruihrur9 Ieincr SamIl c
srIeidtern pclIeu. Sie war Wlutter ppu | |
5tinocrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

6cuifcn in 3erae, cds erit prr SahreR
anaeIIerelt tpuree, entbdlt jest 1000 @ius
pobuer une ndbrene cerielbeu 3eit ioaen
5000 8egrdbniIe fattssfuneen haten. @i~
ne, ,CnrhfdlniltsSaM pcn beiHahe pier td9lid1.
90 melt mare cies fdhlehte Iadlrid't pom
SNculfcn, uno tpenn ss onds gange @eblek
70 mdre, mctte nchI Selbitmcrcern 81 ra
then lein htnju,ieheu, aber Ger z ucn
eiuem ebrlid,en Manne wiiree fb hnteHs
leras 81 iehen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
&cin 0mtes 9eie,c,r.

qRir crfeben aus tem llnirn 9I Ter tae ter
SoerauSaeber elmer beutfden ecfc Sofo 3eis
tllu9 in eDecmiua uHb eiHer anoern in Union
@dnntp ge1iparhueutet babe iprnigifens Der
8ron, foil fort iein. Hies febt emas blau
aus fur Capie Dc. spcrtcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Der 9Srunbltfducr.

gBic fcmmt es bnB SrunfDs Committee
zen eeieru ihrer 3etun9 nidlt dn,eiat rne
Die @raetaun preeigt niemals taielbit nod
an ir9eno eiuem auoern Srt aehaIten fpurs
Beg 8cmm, fOnnt ibr bic gBabrbeit niht
einmaI fnden 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Sin SVurt an bic Sp,mn,ittcc.

Die 6riieIeirn I'M leeten 9iepublifaner ino
uns si flein, Iahm INTO atgeIhmadt, I'm ets
,pns enrauf su eripiebern. Nbenn st'pds ers
fdcint oaE nidIt 70 bibifd, ausfcht, Werter
mir auf uuferm poaru iein, aber IcId finoi'
fde6 @eScu96 fann in uniern SpdItcn feline
9tctii eripartcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Nie NNnhlr,l.

Die Wablen in Gneiana, SlIincis, @ieon,
IT. Seuttidp uub 2labdma finc, ictpeit bic
Seridtr eingcIdufen lIno, 70 9fnIfig ale man
erwarten bnrfte, fir bic Sodrriicn Cemcfras
ten ousgefalen. Die 8eridte fno dbcr ncd,
lebr uupellifdnbi9. gie nddiife QBcbe ipcr'
ecn mir I'M Stauce fein nTebr berpcn mitju'
Ihnilen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Gauette Oauutn.

Tic Ccmctrauiiheu 8rTuntc bon 8antS
a,ub Gin 2ermin, baben am l9ten b. Dr. iu
.lnicntaun eine @cuoeuticn gshalteu, bel mel,
xi,er Or. pungh @ampbea nno Sor.
SamnrI Griffith, ais Ganbbaten fur
bic D)efee9ebung eruannt pnroen.-TaDstte
Miro niesmal rem ehriiden 5ctn @anfs cine
5farfe Stiinme geten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
StutI);ucbt.

Gin W1ann 9iamcns SddlFcr, murtc tci
Der neulid,en in SduDlfill @auutD achalte,
ncn @curt Der 9ieth,ud't ilber,ptclrn unb nuf
| Sahr undl benz 3uhtbaus perltrtteiIt.--
Wenn oieier Sd)dfFer ein gutter eofo Spfc ii,
rpiro man wchl nrd ocr err qHahl btren,
oa6 .. g1. Dprter ihn beaudoiot hat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

llu9lit d.-gcr eini9cu Iaaen 9cro Elm
Schn cc6 S9rn. Samurl Tcpcn orn @aitCn,
auf bic S5d9o, unb nm Inqefdhr llhr wuroe
CT tEohich prrnuubet qcfureeu rrcltc6 eurh
coe 2csgchcn lciuer eigeucn SIirte psrurfddlt
purbe @r lstte ucdb bis nm llhr Jindmit'
tdgs, rpc or froann bad 3citlihe nit rrm
Spigcn berpChlcltc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Rursuw br.-Sine jnu9e Tame
temerfte neulicl 9Heuu idl inc 3hsater eebe,
bin id, welen meiter Sleioun3 unteicrat ins
Gem cie 9lnfmsrfiamfsit her 3uihauerS Sn feit
auf rae SrieI seheftet IL. ale eae iIe ineine
Rleieer teebadien mureen. 9Inein, ipenn i6
in Die airebe gete, bin Id rpeeen mr;nem dHl.
fern 2lneishen iehr belcrgt, peii he mehrifeu
bert bin assen. I'M III fehen ME ihre giacbs
barn au9esrgsn llne nlle lieb reuehuIsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

@rds nj miben.-Sn Wa0ucsbura, pcnn.
IDIunnicn, madlten neuIid1 Swci pcrIcnCn si'
nc Wette, I'm spei 2lder Gras iu mabcn I;
cher jebcr prllte eincn 2der am @eid,pinocs
fen mdhen ftnnen. Ter cine Id,lug Icineu
9Ifer in Stunten une 80 Wtinuten ab uno
ber dncere in 3 W(inuten mehr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

SO tefncsn fJt falfds 3rhns 3balersgc@
ten auf Die 8anf uon fenia i'm llmlanfe. Gle
iino pcn Der dhten Tlatfe eiuer 9epifen
0fbccs'SsIaub Sdnf at9eerHett, csrsn @amet
eurh irgeno eiuen demifdleH 'prcsee nusaes
ist uno nds mort "feHia', an ce1rn Stene
geIest wuree Waan fam eie Sdliduna
leid,t sutoeden, penn man iie sFSen eds libt
halt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
0nrtpfGuut nrrbrn,i,lt.

ToS Campfbrct "@rie" gericth ouf gifes
grie Dor cinigen 3oaen unmcit Snfllcc in
Blommen, mcbei uugcfdhr 100 pericncu ibre
2cten cinbiBten. 90 fcllen tci 300 9NerIcs
nen bdraltf geipefeniein. Sin anbereS Boot
fam su beren 6ilfe berbej meld'es bic nrd,
leberben paeaaicrc aufnabm, rbnebcrl bat:
ten pile ihre Yeten perLieren mnecn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Gin bc,, Bulletin.

: soat Der Gburr ces SnlIetins niemdIs ge,
fa9t oae Der 9Ihibare 6 0 b n Sonfs elm.
gutter uno ebrliher Rann fei, uno ciI eeIuns
oes 9ledhihfeites Giefrhl beiisc
lcdt er niemals aefagt has SchnBanf6
Elm gutter Hihter, aac iebr popular tsi fem
Wplf fci 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
@ntlcr Gauntp.

llufere Dsmofratfdhen 6reunee in Butter
Gauntp habeu ben Soerrn Samuel 6.
San c, ale ibren @anbioat fur Die @eleeaes
buuq eruaHnt. Eie @cnferice lInb unterrid,,
tei fur bic @rnenuung bes Nrn. D &c
fur Staatss Senater ~ ffimmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Numnrra.

Sm SHauIe ber 9iCprsientauteu III bic Sia
fir bic 9Bieterrufllna Der Subs3reaIurD nit
1874 gcaensS7 Stimmcn pa fiIrt 9ilr bic lin,
terId,rift ees prcGpent z bier 1T ucthmenoa,
INT bislcs perbaete Geire aus rem Nsgs 81
rdumcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

3iemlid bart - SHr. Sobn Sd,us
fer ben Der Staet philaosIpbid pures am
lcttcn Samitdg uadb BEN Gcfdn9uif oebrndt,
neil cr eie oerIanate Snrqftaft nidt leiftcn
fcnntc, ouf bic 2lnftdge, oas er einen StisfrI
nod feinsr Hran aelpprfen hate.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

cam. = gine Nsdtefad,e ipurbe neufidj
in Der @eurt ~ Wereer @anntp enffdkbsn,I
in melder bic uripriinglidbe Sdulp 81 O7,
unb bic llufe(ien s204 40, maren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Gdfdenb b.-nru. Siid,clnns Bibsf
eet fpurce lebte qDede Isin 3afhsnbuh mits
$500 aiis eer 3aidle geiichIen, wdbrenb err
BET einem Seniler an Der pclt Office ifanb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

g2pro otba t.-2lls flirSIid eir irstcn
prrberatbetcS paar gu paDldc Nuf ihrem
SNeimmc0e moren, mnroC Der Sater Der @rdut,
Der I'D, in bcm TnbrSeug init cen fcebcu ocr'
ehelid,ten jun9en Iruteu teflnr, burh eiurn
anoern jungrn Wonu crfdceen. Gic 9lb.
lId,t mar bic 8rant Su tDeteu. Ter @6ics
pid)t lit fcft0enommcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Gnappes n.-Su Sdls
timcre nabm rin jnuerr Wonn in Icinrm
YCnroiugbaufe Gin Ghiceaewrhr duf Sclte
nit bcmfeiben nuf Elm juu9Cs W1iedCn, uno
iagte CT ipllrce fe crfd,ieecn. sic Iu0tc ::
"rur geicbrGen," porauf er abcrildte. Ter
Sd,uB itrsife an ibrem Sfcrf chne Ie jccrd
Su bcIhdri9cn. YRecer Sic mob 9r bad)ten
oae oae @emehr oeldoen Ici.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

81 atten.-M IeusSrenns murte neus
ltd) etn Sfine ipdhrene Der slbWelenbeit Der
Wuttsr ourdl 0iatten get6btet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

ppitranb.-@in Sunae pcn ls Sahrcn
wnree ju @ineinnati in bad @efin9uiB 9es
ileft neil er bic Uiail bernutte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

pferbe Dieb.-Gn philacelpbid rpurs
DC am Wiontag elm Wann, yidmens Capio
SHarmnu, auf bic 9lnflage, eas or i'm GnIi ci,
he Wdbre uno Sntten oon Snrn Sacob Socns
wdlber, in Tcrtbamptcn eauntD 9eltcbsu
babe, perhaftet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Grtruufe n-Sor. @jscrge pierfcl er'
tranf Dor einieen 3aaen in Der Delamore, st'
Iid,e Wecilen unterholb Gdfcn. @r ipnr ein
@infpcbner bon Cation uuo lcn Elm gutter
Sdmimmer aefpelen (ein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
&aitst cs por Dcm SspIf,

Cae penn Gapib %. 9crter tpieeer crs
wdblt ipereen loGte, er bic Stdatsfhulo Su
SO RiIIicneu 3haler uermehren piree, uno
es eann uatlIrlie1er Meile nctbnsnoig rers
crn ,piiree rem geIt tinen brcicOppeItcn Gar
anfyleggH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

9Rid, isau.-g Ben Rit,isan rpiro oes
meIoet oae leBtes Sabr 2.500.000 Tuitel
98ai,sn mcbr gebaut une 100000 Barrel
Sdweinefleidl mebr acldbladtet wnrec, ais
sum gebrand, fes Stants rcthmenoig mar
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

8erGu6terS Se1blt Nor o.-@ine
junae Tame, II Sabre alt, erhieno I'D, am
lebten Trnnerifag in gOifru, an einenSrana
@srn. Gle puroe in 3eit lceseidnittcn I'm
ibr 2cben III retteu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Ba6er eu.-@in Manu, Tnmcns
gaucr in 6dniltcn, Sbir, ifdrb neulid an
Der 8aferid,eu. @rwuroe Woudteu uors
ber bon einem Seuuo gebiBen, Ocn BEN man
seine @etanfen haite, eas er tod Iei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

2 S6redl di.-Sn 9umterlann, Mds
rMau, it per einiaen 5aasn Elm ,i1iuc, unges
fdhr Sahrea alt. IN einen SefeI uca fcds
snoss gbafFer 9efoieu. Seiuabe augcntIIf'
l.d)er Sce iuar eie SclSe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

inaute6 3ei ide r.--Die Baums
lpcIIen Wionufaftur 81 gcdrcrt, ipeldls sine
longe 3et itiIIe geIegen bat, III mieosr in Spss
ration. :
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

r. 2 II II alta 4 f'.--z obdib ,pif In59< I
Iidl lclI Die kFeidlenHnrepi0t' bsriihrt ipercefg
Qnir Urfren bfnl pffhigrf iiidte fhuIcia
blribtn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18

Eas gierhbr ttr geruvIIe W1brber, sij
8eaeing, iff bic our nddhifen @curt perldlptsnl
wcrbsn. Eeren glnipdlre hatten @inspsus!
tlingsr gegcn bas 3iehen Der Surcrs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
Mnltcf "a Dor bonn 0Splf.

Dae Dauib u. gcrter Die StantslfuIb ,u
40 Wilieneu 1haler on9efdlmolIen hat, oh,
ne bae audi Der Staat ben geringficn 9lueen
oaocn bate, nne une eiiteu brildsnben Gar
dnfaeleat hat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
@nltet rs por Scm Osplf.

Tas ais Taoio 81. pprter ins 9Imt fam
unlere Stoatsihulo ild, MIR Su ungefibr "a
WiiAiouen GhaIer belief. uno oas mir feincn
orndenben Staatstar 3u be3abIen batten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
'@orrefpoubeu5s&cm &cmmitte
nr Sc dI a SduntD:
G1er 4gatrtpf bIa imr ggNobI.

Die berouuabenoe G'cupernors,WahI miro
in 6ielcm Staote bon orcecr 9Biditigteit fir
bic Burger fclIelbcn fem. Sie baben 81 cnts
ldeiecn, cb iie bic 9e9cnmdrti9e, unpurbige
Ma9iifcatsper(cu ned, Sabre ldu9er babcn
pcaen, no ben Staat eacmd, III ben 9Ibs
9runo uno 8erterbeu itiirscn Su lebeu, al
cen ibn porte + eurd ietue fd,lcd,te Ndu6s
.boltunQ gebrad,t bat, rbCr cb iIe cincn aufs
ridtigeu, fdbt9eu uno ebrlidCn Wam ous
9tuher fcsen ipeleu, pie Icbn 8anfs,
Der fir bas Suterede re6 gducrn, bee Nono,
iperterS uuo Ses Sdufmduu6 ipirfen miro
lin bon jest on bis CUR Wabl, bic 9Gobrtcit
ipeeen oeu beieeu @duoicateu, meId,e jest
Dor eem SeIfe fteben, unter Zen gur0ern ~
prrbreitcn, NIB Die cage uufcrcs Stndt6 bc'
fdnnt Sn MAIDEN, 70 BADEN mir beidIpecn pcn
jcet an bis sur SctptCrsWabL ter 'pdtrirt'
an ctnScIne Sublcribcntcn, su cem 9ertn9cn
prri6 bon
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-18
9w6lf mno cinen ba(ten Gents.

at fenoeu. $40 ein 9'af bon 10 llutcrIhrcis
bern aeIdmmelt mereen, unb l 3balcr beige
lc9t wiro, ica Die 3cituu9 bic sur 99dbl be-,
fDrccrt pereeu. 9Iae 8eiteIIurgen wcrocn
prcupt beicr9t, uno mir bofen oaB unlrre
SSrcHnoe fIdl be(treben ipcrecn unS Iomeu
'ciunleRben.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

Another Mrs. Kinnss CGss.-A lady named
Murril, the wife of q dry goods dealer in N.
York, returned recently from Baltimore with
the dead body of her husband, with the in-
tent of having it inferred on Staten Island.
As the lady brought no certificate of the
manner of her husbands death, the Coroner
refused to permit an interment, but hnaily at
the urgent solicitations of the widow, the tu-
neral rites were performed and the body ln-
TERED. Il was, however, subsequently ex-
humed, and the stomach submitted Tor ana
lyzatiOn.
The gist of the affair is, that the lady lett
New York, not in company with her hus-
band, but under the protection Of gay cav
alicr, while MIR. Murril was absent at the
South, and that he overlook the parties IN
Baltimore and prevailed upon his wife to re-
turn again with him to New York. A young
daughter who accompanied the parties in
their flight AYERS that her father was poison
ed, and that "Ma," was to marry the gal
liant on her return to the monumental city:
Buffalo Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18
-
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, ls41.

- WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, lS41.
The great news of the day is that Gen.
Harrison will be here tomorrow morning;
and the city is already filled with large
portion of the population of the District, as
sembled to catch the first sight of the PreSl-
dent elect. There is not yet such formida-
BILE gathering from distance as was expect
ed, though believe all the rooms in the ho-
tells and principal boarding houses are taken
up. have heard to-day that Gen. Harrison
will lodge al Gadsby's Hotel, though the re-
port lately was, that he was to be the guest of
Mr.. Brent, lawyer of the city, and an old
personal friend Of the General and fort
night ago it was announced that Mr.. Vase
had engaged rooms for him ut Browns f4o-
tel! One of the first and most original ideas,
on this important subject, was, that he had
received kind invitation from his old fel.
low-Senator and intimate friend, Mr.. Van
Buren,, to take up lodgings at the White
House as guest, until he should become, in
his turn, the master of the mansion" II
was suggested, however, that the visitors of
thettwo Presidents might interfere, and the
notion has been dropped for some weeks.
This is not SO absurd, after all, as yon
might suppose for it is fact, not very gen.
orally known now indeed, that from twelve
| TO fifteen years ago when both were in the
on terms of considerable personal intimacy,
though opposed in politics. About that
time, believe in connection with the disputes
between Gaines, Scott and Macomb about
the succession to General Brown as Major
General Commander-in in Chief, Van Buren,
introduced into the Senate bill creating the
office of Lieutenant General Of the armies Of
the U. S. with the mutual understanding that
the office was intended for Harrison IS a
just and proper provision for him after his
long and eminent public services, civil and
military. When the question was taken,
however, some reasons of party policy
alarmed Van Buren, and he voted against
his own bill. ! have lately seen letter in
Gen. Harrison's own hand, (written by him
in 1884, to strong personal friend of both
him and Van Buren,, who was proposing to
restore them to their old friendly footing,)
in which he alfudes to Van Buren's behavior
in that instance MS a satisfactory proof that
he would never hesitate to sacrifice friend
to his own personal interests. He therefore
discouraged any attempt to recommend him
to the friendly notice of Van Buren,.
| Cor. N. Haven Pal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-18

Miss Mary L. Moore. Of Clinton CO. N. Y. has re-
covered $500 from her faithlsss swain, Henry Law
renee, as the value Of his heart and hand!
The Polynesian., 1841-04-03

in one hammock, and then, with a sea.
mans prayer, they were launched forth
to oin the swollen hundreds that danced
upon the agilated bilows, cold in death.
Morning came. and with II calm;
the ocean was like a sleeping nlll-pond
the lighthouse stood solitar. in the dis
tance-thc Culloden lay at anchor lii
shore without Il spar--a part OF the wreck
rested upon the Dead Mans Lcdgc-up-
on its tah-rail lonely heron perchcd-and
the wave, as it gently broke against the
foot of the rocks and washed the sand
from the stern, showed to the gaze OF the
bchoider the name Of the gallant Blen-
helm
Mr.. Nipcheese,' said the first lleutcn-
ant, with lccr Of his eye, ; | believe you
had better tell that story to the marines
You be DID, said the purser, in
low voice, and then the mess went to bed.
The Polynesian., 1841-04-03

Iho5bled to tie galley muttering, oh no,
Sir. Jack, never you MIND, I'll swcctcn
your brof, yct-yah yah . yah!
While this rough and tumble was car
rcd on below. we must not for one mo-
.mont suppose tho hubbub above had ccos-
cd. When the cat-head watch sang out
+ here she comes he had 40 aliusion to Il
sea. i moment more, and the three
decker was near at hand---on one side,
and stretching ont 10 lccward, was the
black ledge. and to windward was their
consort, u1managcab'c, in the act OF run
niag them down. Hard up your hel0,,'
shouted the officer Of the deck, bnt it was
too late. the Cullodcn came sweeping
/ down like a deer before the hounds. Her
main-mast tottered in its step, her topsaIls
hung in tattcrs-thc iib hung Tapping at
her sidcs-the waters gurgled along her
.careering guns-and then, TO complete
the horror OF the scene, the men at the
wheel were thrown senselcss upon the
deck. She broached to for moment,
then away went her topnasts and flying
iib, and down came her lnainMast, with
an awful crash.
We arc lost y shouted an old scaman
20 his messnate in the Corve;te'5 rigging
There is no hope said the captain, as
he stood calmly amid dozen officers.
holding on to the companion railing
good bye, scntlemcn-God bless you--
YOU have done your duty
snL Col ,t,;ol ol 9, c,ilor', a.: T.,
she ran across that sorroWIul deck, and
pressed her infant TO her breast my
husband my chidn At this moment
the captain Of the Corvette sp'ang to her
side, be looked al the oil quartcr-naster,
her husband, who stood at the wheel
No hope, said the old sea dog farewell
Boss and my darling.' 1t was enough
in Il moment the salors's wife and child
We're launched into the deep, and hoa.ed
astcra on a grating, while the captain,
with fixed look, stood at his quarters.
Crash came the CuIloden upon her
co1sort. and in moment the Corvette
went down in the dark waters, and The
heavy three decker passed over her.
Will was the yell that rose above that
milnight wanc to hcaven--drcadtul was
the our-le Of the blIow as it closed over
pcnnon, SPAR and rail A moment,
lnN SIC rode the bilow like thilg OF life
.al,Othcr, and the sCa-snake crawled
hrou III her port holes, and shiny things
,portcd upon her decks of glory.
'Breakcrs ahead = shouted the master
The Polynesian., 1841-04-03

along the DuIDWS AMI Wilb the S1itIDL Oi
the watch, Il lantern rose to her ensign
peak, and heavy clnnon min lied its
notes with the thunder of the clements
around 4 larger ship row rose upon
the horizon astern, and soon LIGHT aleam-
ed high over her peopled deck \ bright
flash soon showed that the cannon of the
three decker had answered the signal OF
her coasort, and then the thick haze OF
the evening storm hid them from each
others view.
'Forecastlc, there thundcrcd the Off
Ger of the deck.
'Ay, az, SIR answered the masters
mate.
Keep a bright look out ahead, sir.
Aye, aye, sir
The captain now came upon deck
long and anxiously he looked towards the
light, and then as his eye rested upon a
break in the waters ahead, he said:
There they are. the black devils Mr..
Catharpin, send the bes, men TO the
wheel
AYE, aye, SIR said the first eutcn-
ant, and soon a hardy set Of old quarter
masters graspcd the spokes.
Man the relieving Tackles Numbered
the captain, they were manned instantly ;
the ship answered her helm promptly, The
crested pillows broke all around her, but
not wave had dared to kiss her decks.
The storm increases sir, said the FIRST
lieutenant, touching his hat.
Furl the top-sails and set the trysails
roared the commander, above the bowling
\Df the blast. Dark forms Glidcd up the /.
Irgging like shadows, and soon the top
sails were furcd, the trysails at the same
time caught the wind, and the spanker
almost started from the bolt rope.
Have axes laid by the masis this is
no time for idlers-call all hands, SAID
the captain.
'All hands ; cried the boa,swain.
All hands, shouted his mates, and all
hands stood upon deck. Then might one
man look another in the face, and read F,
wonder and terror mingled together there
We have carried away the spa1ker,
SIR shouted the captain Of the after
guard, as he went across the deck like ,
lightning, in fold of the tattcrcd canvas. ,
Let it 60 and be DID, said the :
officer Of the deck. {
Cant over the spanker boom, You lub- -
ber; brace the yards TO the wind, shout I
ed the captain, and away they went like 5
the turning of the spollcs of a windmill
wheel. c
Here she cones shouted the star ,
board cat-bcol watch. as he i,l,nrc from
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Britain shunid rOllin ihe dust, than that
Bhis state nfisiinss stinuid continue. What
matter IA few b -adless trunks. an,! few
l,uidles uEhloud. in cnmparison with tie
ireedorn nnd,happiness oruu!'orn ni'Ilin"s!
lftyraunv will not lay dawn privilege a'
the Iccl of Justice. L., The sword lurcc II
from her. The rcvnIn,iun nitisr GONE. ane
in whatever lurn we ~hal! wrlrun,r II.
Have we no lesson. lIrrcl Are mr re-
moved fr'm all fear of II similar laic!' M,
Monopoly and privilege nrr rhr r"n>t'lu
rnis nf Tyranny. they areas faithful III
Republic as in hlmarchy. Already
we have )" much "f lmIh n 10 produce
some evil anl ,hrcairn mare. Munomly
aud privilege have given England luxu
riuuS arsInrrnry and ~ starving pepplu.--
The sarne rausrS will pro.Iure the sariIt
effects here. and while we sympalhise With
The condition at the Impressed. lei Us new
er cease Ia nppnse every cncroachmen' "l
power here.
The people uf The Uui,ed States owe il
| to themselves. arui to thu cause nf uuivcr
Il humanity. IT. mnintaiu Equal Rights
against the smallest rncroaclrrneuis al PRIV
llrge. and The slishIe-r exhibi,i"n OF the
spiri, of inonopoly. II The people "f This
country wuuil save their chIl,irrii .r,ni the
fate of the wreirhed STRIVING arizans ni
Europe. lrtlheu grant M charters al ex
| elusive privclcge.