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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
9op(fol1tts : gseriCllt.

TpIeenoe grirfe ilub eieie q9ode i'm alaens
tanner peifamt fie9en gfblieten
gBtaiam gltbptb, Sacpb 8ibiahans, Wils
liam Ballet, Salomen 8nB2, Sfpten gals
lipt, Gareline &umer, Sci. u. 9. Srcnn,
9Bm 8phus, Daniel Ddubert, @jeer9e Nics
trid, Sohu reidlmar, 9obn Gcrnep iluo So.
Gieeroe GIIcrt, Gieer9e gnaelman, Waria 9.
6reo, qepis GircShanS, @hr. @aumer, Scf.
Gjetres, 9ibam Gjeiger, cSohn @eB, G. Sal
braith, geeree G'angewsre, Maria Sern, q.
Soeder, e. 81. S.aterafer, Heuben Saauler 2,
@jeorae 5saupt, Sannah 6unt Jcerrietta aei'
per, 9Inoreas 5frenler, 9Ioam jllein, @cf. 8.
Red, Gacob Qeudu, Glemina WaGep, Caniet
WtdDer, slibert Wieo, W &. Waiie, Saccb
DiidleD, 9lnereds Otto, cctctn 0tpmia, fen. s.
q Sitter, GufaH Steiu, Sohu SbiugIer, &,
Giaer, Daniel Gnnner, Hdthaa SnDrer, s.
g. Gmitb, Sacob Sdllaudh, @curab Stihr,
9ehn StdhIneder, @uau Stahlnefer qepina
Siesel, Sapbau Weuncr J1enrp Q9olf Gnc,
Wa9ner, DaUio qBdGter, Dtarp 2lHnbt p.
yaurt, Gjecr9e Dcung, 6. s. 3adlarias.
92. g. Mrigbt 4pifneifcr.
Olirb H.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

QEir ocrnehmen bnrch ben Sufalce Com,
merCial bas neuIidl cine ffebe 9ldubetei i'll
g1aterlce, 9. 6 pernbt ipurae. Giue 8dns
oe Uon NIT 0linten bepaHneter Wduner
fumen ,lpildeu 10 uno II llbr an BAD S9auie
ee6 Gbr,p. S0ru. 9luocrlouL Rno nadbem ne
aebroht batten ibm bas geegn Su nehmer,
rpenu er fjrb piosrleeen iurlse, rautteu lie
nUeS mas linen in ben QGcq fam. giadcem
lie (c piel batten ats lJe tra9en fcHnten, Ittls
GEN iIe ibren IGeg nad' bem gtia9ara SluB
EN-, allwo lie ein gret fur itreu Iid,ug be-.
reit hatteu llahrlteh Die 5chinoerbauuee
3eiten fd,eineu nieeer nabe tl fein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Ginfetnne Ses neuen ayreiSenten.
gRafdNnatpn bea 4ten Wldrs Is4l.

Ter heutige Gag fuhrte uns Elm Sdiaus
fpiel rsr slneerb tpeides seWiB 9llIen. bic ee
iahea, unpergeelid feiu fpiro sIm Scnneus
anfsdna narpe cine @ationais Salee eeeeben.
Ger SeHat serfammelte I'D, uns 10 ubr.-
yiede Bssfalieoer hei1eiben urn Raine, Sill
iipis, GbobesSslane, sMid1i9aa, yteipsSerfcp,
qeHlFana. 9ReDbampfdire, @eprgien uno
&eutudp FpaEoea cin9efd,Doren. llm halb
10 llhr betsat Ger neue 8ieesprdflnent bic
genatefaHnier, nne Nuree auf feinen Sis
aefithrf. gr. Ring nabm ihm freanu ben
gio ah, tperaaf lsr. 3vler cine tadltige Sinres
ne an ben 1enat hielf. SIN piertel mad, 10
iIhr traf lNen. searsilan EN-, biz gtnorpnnnass
eensaatsre empitcli8 tim nup filrte i'm auf
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
SlaCllrtCtlt,

iuirb bierHit 9e9eben, eas Der llnterfdriebene
ols 2Iomiulfratcr BON oer binterlaeenfdaft
feines uerIforbenen 8aters @eerge 0eip
rid, Ieetbin BON Siies1Bhethall GaunIebip,
eeha @dunfp auseifetIt perben if. gltle, rpels
dlf nct auf raeno cine Dirt an bic SoiHtfrIafs
feFfdaft fhuloig fInb, merben nnfgefnrnrrt
innerhal6 crei Monaten subesahlen-unb
Seldle, tpeId)e nod rsd)tmdeige SpreerunaeH
an oieieIbe babeH, fpereen etenfa!ls amfaefrrs
bert, lire 9edhnuugeu innfrhalb beHamser
3eit, pchfbeifitiat ein,ubdnDi9eH.
Heuben Selfridl
SiibsgBbeittaa, Diirs II, 6ai--kq
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Gf0rb.

qlm feBten G2itnpeth III Sbsr Nlilfcrb,
GathoftneW Wltbr, Gheffau ben 9iubre.
as NRohr, une Ieduer BON Sohn MedtGhi
in eiuem 9Ilter bon 80 Sabr | Mcnate uuo
Z Gage.
9Im 10 @ldrs in bielrr Statt, i'm Med,ens
tette, 9 arab, 6iatttn teS Sperm Eaniel
tHeimbdd, uno Gedter otn 1obn 9tunnftilas
der I'M 2siien Sabre itree 2llter6.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
2eete Grtlltterulta.

9Ille bisjeri9en peld)e ned fe,uleia (Tnb an
Die ptnterlaeenfdlaft bee peritcrbenen 9loam
% erma II, leBthin pon Saeipetberg TanHs
td,ip, Veha @duntD, es iei auf peld)e 9lrt es
polle, rrerccu bicrpurh aufgeferorrt ;ipifhen
nnn unb eem I0trn 9Ipril dnSurufeu unb abs
3ubejablen. Wer oisss oerfdumt, hat es ltas
felbit uno uid,t ben aomiuitratoren III pers
onilfen, ipeun er llufciien betrmmf. llnb alle
etclenigen bic nod cine reebtmdsiae 9Infurs
eerun9 baben, betieben bieielbe biunen belaas
ter 3eit eiusubrin1cn.
SSacob @erman I
Abilip germaH l9lsu,ors
Natham 8erman, "oh' '0te.
Scnrp Sunfifer
mas Ia, ua-sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

gBir erfatren surdl bic "9teIl Srleans
8iene,' oaB am 22iten 6ebruar bas Gaupf'
boot @recIe, BON 9iec,9lenerj gdniIidl burdb
Neuer serft6rt purbe. Gle @reele mar fur
9iewsSriean6 beitimmt nnb hatie AIN 8cio
$50 8allen EaumpplIe unb s5001 fttngens
oe D3iiu,e fir Die @rdange 5auf. Soweit
man meiB eerIrreu II HerlcHeli eatet itr yes
len. Bcn Zen % bic 30 Die roCb feblen, bcfft
man sueerdd,Hich baB Die meilten lIdl auf Der
Bdumrpelle Qerettet hdben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
T,he Frigate PcnzssyIvanL

AR.-"Od R0sia The Bo'7
Since the Ship Pennsylvania L,s righted
And rides Ger the waves stiff aud true,
We must hunt up gallant commander
To take charge of her Ilnrrisoa crew.
That the Tocos have had her IL keeping
Her damaged condition will show,
But the people will put her in order
With their gallant commandsr we know.
Then freenen display yonr fair BANNER
In harmony close up your ran p,
And place at the helm of you. igate E
The friend of the people, JOHN BANKS.
Since the Locos have had this fair vessel
They've proved but poor socrl indeed
They have eaten up all the pt ,ision
And LEFT none for season Of ed
The barnaces stick to her 5utt5m,
The miEdew has rotted her sats,
Her munmast is sprung by ta- tempest,
Her muinsail is rent by the gales
Bnt her timbers are sound as cast iron,
For which we give Heav'n our thanks,
And she II sail well as eyer when guided
BY the peoples commander JOHN BANKS.
When The Locos endeavored sail her
iasy slesl d ig4 saUa. d s-es=a l,4Fsuss Z. .t.y,
They run against banks without number
And never could show fair log
They forgot the good chart Constitution,
Their compass they overheard threw,
They mortguged the ship and her cargo
And turned ell the best Of the crew.
The rats fell to gnawing her timbers
The worms fell to boring her pianks,
Her chain pumps were clicked beyond working
So the people called out for JOHN BANKS.
They've got commander one Porter,
land lubber you may be sure
When this bungler was put in commission
The frigate was ii Iht and secure.
When the tempest beat down on her quarters,
To break open the stores was his plan,
Cries Dave "she's going TO pieces,
Let every one cave what he can
But the people they cried out to Dayy,
"You renegade, leave off your pranks,
Just hold by the manstay one minute,
Well bring you relief with JOHN BANKS"
He'll carry her into the harbor
And shelter her safe from the storms,
While his bold gallant crew will careen her
In economy's dry dock reform.
New shipwrights he'll put in commission,
Her tackle and stores he'll renew,
And the skulkers will all get a starting
With the crack ola ropes end or two.
Then freemen draw up in close order,
The pirates drive Off from your fanks,
And rally for God and your country,
And the friend OF the people, JOHN BANKS.
Now who for sail in this ffgnte
With BANKS as commanders chief,
Let US join heart and hand at the halyurds
And give our poor comrades relief.
Huzza for the old Pennsylvania,
How gallant she look when she sails,
And she safe will return to her station
In spite of political gales.
And when she rounds to in the harbor
To the bottom her chain cable clanks,
In full flowing bowl each bold sailor
viii drink their commander, JOHN BANKS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
apbeslall II elner a1aI!ant.s.

nrr gDrtlanb sirgu5 pom 5teH pielre fagt
eae, ais mau eben in 4sAftif mar, Den err
Alten Iaut bei eiuem bdfvibt ltattnHnneneen
gaa, III teeinnen, bic @leiellfdlaftin SdlreE
fen gefrnt murse, enrd b0s pltBIid)e oius
ftheieen ees SNru. William parfer. @r bats
fe lreten Dir Eansffitte nit ftincr pdrtnertn
erreid)t, ais er teet nebea hr uteoerianf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Is aru una.

"a (ld, piele eeute untrrilehen in eeTu
Muhlbamna ncs lluferzeidbnefen IN Giies
Mhcithall III fifteen. Il. baenrdl arrBsf Slhos
reu anriditeu. 70 mnrnt er hieEntf fulase Is
in 3ufnnft unferIaTeHt iHeenl er aeienuen n
Die eanoeesGieieEe 9eggn ile in slniprlldb y
uehme1.
9lleraussr Gllau5.
IL etsiEtaH, Msars II IL en
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17

NlAE flHl9EF AEsf EElEk.I HsIl 4ai'IV saFFfil
nfIlTIal< st. ske1IIsKH IfBsT BON
YemhlH, nlif HIIlH lya1harJHn . a DE-
i: 4 Il ueii pnnll Eaase|EHle
Bor piuaer 9eiE fafal eeuieben, 5sr. 6 liz
ae u 4 II nea eDsH Eaiiilfasin, inif DliB
sinna 0eerge DpiI ge4HIa.
g}rr einiger 3eit bIrtb teHfriben, Ssr. G I /,
a 6 g Due / bet pell sseioelbera, nit DiiB
gebecea gtttmer BON lSeiBenbarg.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Q1rDflalllofi0ll.

Sintcmat Der a6ltbare So m SAINTS,
Observation-Disclosures in cen perId,ieoeneu @purs
tcu BON @pfilcn pled6 ppm britten @jeridtss
8eSirf bEttebeno aus ben @aunties 8erfS,
9fcrthamptpn un6 Redla, i'm Stant NenlfIls
Sdnten, TT Sraft feine5 9lmtes Nrefbeutridp
ter rcrfhieceuer @curten ncn Sgcr uno 3ers
miner II allgemeiner @efdn9niBs Grleei9ung
in befaetcn @auntie6 uno s. 8. Ruhe, jr
NIB S0iepb Sd9er @fauires, gjebulfss
9iid,ter Der Gpurten BON Sger nno 2ernitier
une a1gemciuer Gjefdu9ui6 @rleoignna fur
otc 2ld)tuu9 0cn Soalpts uib aHecru 8erbres
dlen in erfaatem Seda @auntD, ihren Scfehl
an MIDI gerid)tct baben, tpprin ile cine Court
BON SDer uuo 2erminer uuo oierteljabri9er
SiBung Don Common pleaS dnbcraumrr,
melde aetalten rpsrben Ioa IN Der Stlot
9lIentaun, fur ea6 @anntD etda, auf ben
erifen Diontag i'm Mpnat W3ai
ls41, weldhes Der Bite Gag ces befagtcn Wos
hats it, unb tpcldIe cine 9Bcdle oauern tpirb.
CO miro hermit Hahrid,t 9e9eben
ali alle SSrieoensrid,tcr unb @cnitabel inner
balb oes beidgten @aunties pcn 4edid, ode
fie bann uub onfetbit flth in eigener perirn
NIT ibren 2cus, 9ecoros, SnqutfIticnen uue
graminattpnen einsuftnren baben, um ihren
pfihten Dor erIa9ter Court abSuwarten.
Se69letCten, ipereen audi allie bieje.
utaen, rpeldbe 9tgen Gefangene in eem @ies
fdn9niB oeS @duutieS eetla ais 8ldaer coer
3eugen duButreten habeu, benadrittiSet,
baB ile iId) aiIsDrt uno oalclbit einsufnben
babeu, I'm bielelbeu gu preleauireu: tpie ed
ibnen Gedt onnFen mag.
@egeben inter neiner 5oane, in Der Stdoi
slltentalln, biefen l7ten Gag Wadra in
Sabr unlers 5oerrn lS4l.
Sonatbau .. Oleefer, Gderiff,
Oldrj Ia, Hq-d@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
Sel)et tter!

8ar9atns! 8argaia8!!
San6ratb 5n oerfaufen an berabgeieb.
ten Dret6en.
Ia Der llnterIhriebene gefonnen III feinea
Sted Don Hraem uno bauerbaft perferfiqtem
Hansratb 5u perfieinert, 70 bietet er AT gam
berab9eleBten preieen, fir baares @efo, fols
genoe 2lrtttel gum 8erfduf an, udmIid1 Wos
hagcnD unb &irfalen 8ureaus, Geioseoarbe.
Gecretairs, ale Sorten 3ifde, gffdrdnfe,
9ettIfellen nit bchen uno nieberu 9fciien,
.unb cine 9lHIabl durere, in iein 6adl einfhias
genoe 9IrtIfel. Gee9leid5en and 8euetinM
8crbanae pCn alien 6arben unb gr0een.
eSohn 8. 4iee.
Iddlte Gbiire ;u 0orted5 CutsWauufass
tllr IN Der Breao StraBe.
Bethlehem Wdrs II, aa-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
.6nprant : QBafler I!
N2drs, H.

Die 8errpaIter Der giprthautptcn 9SdITfrs
Gelea1haft gebeu hermit 9iad1rid,t, eaB ulle
DicieniQeu, med'e has HDorants9Safer fir
ha5 fitnftige Sohr III gebraud,eu fptlleue
iTuo, an ober pcr hem fen ndd,lten 9tpril lei
benz Gdoemeiiier Der @efetIfdaft, & o h II
&. RrouIe an8nrufeu haben I'm ueue @rrs
trdcte ,u maohelL rber lire lettjdbrigen ;u
PruPufru
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-17
9iuf GsfchI Ser @rurc.
cSphn Ntte. GeCretlir.

fTSctrr Gigruthumcr eine5 @ontracts
ipirb hOHidlf eriltdlt ben 9orfdriften eeGcls
ben Qenau nddiSufommen, piorigenfaQ6 er
ith Die barau5 entitehenreu uuan9eneDmen
GclQen fclbit beSumefen bat.
ll}ili u. 2nl--tta
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

| SOU that had interviews with Gol. Kirby.
h. Do yo6thlk, aliersMllat you have sta.
fted3 thaf YOU would be.ssafe JIM going back
taameriicaf Igshould think;so, for the
sxcitolnents6y ttisStime have died away.
DO you know Col: Mcleod! l have
seen him, but not TO speak 10 him,
k.,.ltis considered blythe, American. Gov
ment that he fired the Carnlinel can
moi say, for was not present when she
was fired, all that did was 10 assist to
cut her out OF the ice at Blackjack, when
she was Immediately despatched with vol.
unieers aud ammunition TO Navy Island,
and was about being sent of again when
she was burnt.
What was the Caroline employed in be-
fore she was taken up to convey volunteers
and stores. for the rebels. She used TO
carry passengers from Buffalo to the Falls.
To whom did she belong? She belong
ed TO some Americans, but at the time she
was conveying tie stores she was in the
possession efthe rebels.
Do.you know if auy body was on board
of her al the time she was burnt? There
were seven or eight persons on board, three
of whom l knew-a Captain APplebeei
F. E.. Emminess, runner at Buffalo; q
man OF color Of the name of Poney John
son, kind of stalker. All the other per-
sons effected their escape-thc only person
killed was boy, who was run through by
Que of the officers who boarded her. -
Sir JOHN CowAN.-There is great
difference of opinion as to that subject, the
| American Government saying that sever.
4 al American citizens were killed. They
want to make out such was the case, bu
they could give no names ofthose killed.
When the Caroline was boarded, il was ar
exceedingly dark night, aud as the board
ers got upon one side those OIL board wen
over on the other, with the exception o
johnson, who was too drunk to leave the
Caroline, and he begged his life, which
was granted to him. -
Sir JOHN CowAN.-My opinion is, thai
ii certainly would moi be advisable for yor
to return to America, and ] should think
that you might be of some assistance te
Government, at least think they ought te
hearwhat you have TO state upon subjec
which has and still is exciting great de
gree Of interest between the TWO Govern
ments.
In the course ofthe morning Col. Angelo
came to the Office and observing that hav
ing seen the report ofthe case of Dixon il
the papers, he wished to see him, wher
Dixon was introduced, and TO variety o
questions returned exceedingly satis(actor,
answers. The gallant Colonel Subsequent
Iy had private interview with Sir Johr
Cowan respecting Dixon, which concluded
by Col. Angelo stating. that as he was &C
1 quainted with Sir F, Head, Inc late Gov
ernor General of Canada, he would repre-
sent TO him what Dixon had stated.
Sir John Cowan then gave some pri
vate orders to Kensey as regarded Dixon
who shortly afterward left the Office.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

I / was seryIe, I might have surrendered
nv conscience to the Keeping. of Others and
been safe.. III had been venal l might
bave joined the spoiis party. have pre-
ferred 10 discharge according to the dc
tales ofmy conscience, the high and re-
sponsible obligations Of a ipa,rioi Senator,
for the promotion of the, interests and bon-
or of our common country. and | esteem
it piece Of good fortune, that in perform.
ing ihi, duty,i have crossed no material
opinion once enieriained-have denounced
no principle once ayowed-anj avowed
none once .deuounced-thai fhaye desert
ell from or to no party, but have maintained
a straight forward and direct course, from
The beginning Of my career 10 The present
moment.
Z Evenon thai policy which has been The
occasion ofthe greatest difference between
me and my constituents, j am entitled at
their hands, at least, to the credit OF con-
sistency. Before my reelection, myjudg-
ment was fixed in,regard to it., Expert
ence and the verdict of the country, have
proved how Just my estimate was. IT has
fallen, and amidst its hideous ruin! has
dragged down the party which; ;supp6sted
it. Amongst the evils which Idep.ecated
in the establishment of that system, was
the danger of making it an alternative With
the bank, and Of forcing the country sI2Ses-
cape from overwhelming difficulties; and
intolerable suferings, under the protection
Of an institution, 10 which entenainedih the
most decided objections. 80!
In the future prospects OF our country, r
confess |. am unable TO detect any thing iu-.
cident to the late political revolution which
can make me doubt The propriety Or The
course have pursued. If there be some
things in the principles of the majority Of
the present dominant party which / do not
approve, am not the less sensible Of the
advantage Of having escaped FROM the
practices of that which has been expelled.
lreposed with hope and trust upon the Or,
der Of things as established by the will of
the people in the election Of Gen. Harri-
son, and equally well believe that the
dispensation Of province which has placed
Mr.. Tyler at the head Of the Republic has
neither endangered the prosperity of our
common country or Of our particular Sec
ton. 80 .%s
As know of no more fit mode of bring
ing this letter before the gentlemen who
composed the Abbeville meeting than
by sending it through the press, I hope you
will excuse me for doing so-and be as
sured that
l am, with great respect, 80. -
Your obedient servant,
VIC. PRESTON.
BY. Martin, Esq, Chairman &c. &c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20
From the Southern Chronicle.
MIR. PRESTON'S REPLY.

COLUMBIA, May IL, 1S4l.
To Benz. Y. Martin, Esq.
SIR,-I have had the honor 10 receive
your MOLE enclosing to ME certain resolu
lions passed in a meeting Of aportiou ofthe
citizens of Abbeville.
The temper and language Of those con-
cerning myself, SAVIOUR so much more Of
personal bitterness, than Of political discus
sion that should hold myself discharged
from any obligation to notice them, but
that feetit due TO the public not to per-
nit some assertions contained 10 them to
pass without contradiction.
In the fifth resolution, being the first in
which my name is mentioned, I am de-
nounced for acting with party whose
principal object known TO me, though not
publicly ayowed, were National Bank,
= Protective Tariff, and the distribution Of
the proceedsof the public lands.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

Orator for 4th July.-The Town Coun-
Gil Of Columbia, has appointed Edwin De-
Leon, Esqr., to deliver an Grafton on the
next Anniversary ofour National Indepen-
dence, Would it not be ADVISABLE for our
Municipal authorities to follow the good
example of their Columbia brethren I >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

We this day publish, formIhe EHaiies-
ton Mercury, the proceedings Of public
meeting of the citizens of Abbeville, held
Sd inst, for the purpose Of making known
to the Hon. VIM. G.. Preston, their views
of bis conduct, on the subjects of U. S.
Bank, the Tariff, Distribution of the Pub
lie Lands, &c. We have also copied the
Honorable gentleman's reply, from the,
Southern Chronicle, by which it will be-
seen thatthe medicine administered by the
Aobevillians, worked very severely on the
perieranium Of his honor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

o. NOtice.-Ths subscription price of
the PLoUGH Bor, will be 81 so for a sin
gle copy, four copies for s5, or teuscopies
for $40. Persons holding lists, will please
forward them 10 this Office by the 2lst Of
June. .y,.5ss.s;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

The Pennsylvania Reuenus BiH.-Ths
Legislature ofPennsylvania, adjourned on
the night of the 4th inst, sine die, They
have succeeded IN passing The Revenue
Bill, vetoed BY the Governor, by a Coustf-
tu,ional majority, it therefore becomes The
law of The land. In another column OF this
paper will be found extracts from the Go
vernors message to the Legislature, coz
tanning his reasons for vetoing the Bill,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

DR.. NJ. Bird (the novelist has beeDap-
pointed to the chair Of Institutes and Ma
terra Medica,. lately vacated BY the death
of Dr.. Calhoun, lin the Pennsylvania Me
dical College. ...zjts.,
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cepiion Of the cUnilej States Bank)4 asked
forit, do not desire it. He is willing 10
repeal the resumption resolution, and aids:
.There is obviously but one rational and
certain remedy for tue evil: that is TO get
rid ofthe causes which produced it. Let
the Bank ofthe U. States meet its fate un-
derits charter; let the resolutions of 81
April, 1910, passed with the hope of cor.
rec,ing some of the evils which the Bank
of Tho United States had produced be re-
peoled, inasmuch as it has been decided by
The proper tribunal, that that institution is
exemptsfrom their operation, and on the
same principle there are four other banks
claiming like special privileges, which are
exempt also, lbe whole of the capital of
these banks assrega,ely amounting TO two
thirds OF the banking capital Of this State
-and let the other banks of the common
wealth be placed under the regulations of
The act Of 1924. appeal to the recollec-
lion of those who have been familiar with
the condition Of things in Pennsylvania for
years past, and to the history of the times,
to;bear me out in the assertion that neither
The banks nor the people of this common
wealth ever enjoyed stale of higher pros
perity, nor of more absolute freedom from
all pecuniary embarrasslnents and difficult
ties, than they did during the interval from
1924 to 1886, and | do not perceive any
well grounded reason to doubt that, with
a little patience. prudence, and economy,
the same salutary results thar fowed from
the laws then in force, will he again felt, if
the same laws are restored"
The Governor then says, should these
views be substituted into bill, he will
sign it, though lie does mol like some others
of its PROVISIONS He then expresses a
strong hope that the Legislature will MT
adjourn without providing means TO sus-
tain the honor Of the Commonwealth, and
to meet is solemn engagements.
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By the arrival Of the U. S.Steamer
Newburn, Capt. McNuity, at atSas'annai''
from Pilatka, an account has been recely-
ed that D. Levy, Esq, 'be Republics. ..
candidate, has probably been elected :'.s. Dss.
egate to Congress, from the Te'Fisosy,ssoe. se'l
Florida. 80 80
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II appears that the present seere.a,y n
Of State and Of The Treasury. arg I. po,a ",',
annd e. 10 be largo borrowers. ffom"oa
Mics" sharing shop.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

The United States Bank has made an
assignment ofseyen millions wor'hof bonds
real estate, ac.,sto secure tenof the fni'7
.d.,nh;a Banks, for the Post notes held by
hem. amounting to Eve millions of dol
lars. ,..t.ss..,l. +, s,l,o.,F at.,,.f.iygE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-05-20

EIGHTY FOUR removals for opinions
sake took place in Philadelphia p soss g
DAY! $3.50, 2. ny :5:s,G. 81.
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Kensueky.- The election id this State
has taken place, and report says, there has
been living and 2 Democratic members
Of Congress elected. se@,s,h ~