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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01
State Central Comm
THE CONyENTiON.
May 81, l84l. gss

II was our intention TO follow the call OF the
State Committee with an appeal to tho Wings to
heed it, But we are restricted now TO narrow
space. ct il suffice then, for to suggest, that
state ticket is TO be formed ,inasmuch ashose
who have long and honoraby served tn 9
state, have declined standing for another election.
This is, then, in this respect, in connexion with
the movements of the opposition party, crisis--a
new starting point,-and nnst unquestionably have
an important influence upon the future. We might
also suggest that, ere The convention is holden the
new Administration will have developed its poll
cyl at least to considerable extent, and that this
may be proper time for the Wings ofVermont TO
interchange tbeir opinions and views in reference
to the weighty ma,,crs which concern us, in com
mon with other portions ofthe nation. These con
sderations give unusual interest and importance to
the next State Convention; and in view Of them
we say to the Wings within our reach, --JNsgtect
not the State onoenon; TO it that you are pres
ent yourselves. or represented by delegates who
will faithfully act for their constituents Hatth
tbs SEASON AND THE CRoPs.-Tbe Nashville
Banner represents the season very backward in
Tennessee. Cotton has done badly there. and poor
stands are the result. Corn has suffered much
from the walm, which has been more than usually
HoSOo'
sary in most instances. All kinds Of vegetation
are later than common. There have, however,
been no ffosts there, and the prospect of
abundant Fruit year was never finer. s
The Louisville Messenger states that the season
ia that part Of Kentucky has, on the whole, been
cool and backward. The Spring crops, generally
were put in in reasonable time, bun have not come
forward well. But little complaint was made with
refe rem ce 10 the condition of Wheat, and Fruit
Promised liberal yield.
The Norfolk Herald expresses serious apprehen-
sions with respect to the Corn crop OF Eastern
Virginia. The planting was done at the usual time,
but in consequence of the weather the seed did not
vegstate in many cases, AUD replanting has been
necessary. Where the corn did come up, hupres
ents sickly appearance.
The Germantown Telegraph says that the Wheat
aud Rye crops in that part Of Pennsylvania make
fine appearance. Fruits, especially Apples, profn-
ise 10 be veiy abundant.
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VI rc,ho dimness, and the lonely gale,
0syacant waters reigns.
u c,nm.rcial of last evening says there were
,,,o, on board this unfortunate vessel whose
2''r 1,,. not vel reached the public eye. In the
'r,.I let. "Mr. Howell and friend" are
'" y, Tina, friend was Mrs. Howell, who was
l Elm Mr. H. few hours before the steamer
!. 4. OOrt-the other was Robert Hamilton
n.,in Ofthe British Navy, a promising young
s.s-N Y. Express
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ID very cheap for cash or
recently been purchased
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Iisu.. ".iSrERMENr.-A lamentabIe instance
|@s,...' 'a'efmeni is mentioned by the Ag-y
l,,1 ' . Several years ago an inhab itaut Of
Inn, ~" :, ''oa'a, died, as was believed. and in
hs,s ~ a"'~as ds deposited in the family tomb.
sss.' ' brother departed this life, and HE body
hn,s' :" the same recep tacle. On re opening
|,MS. s'ne coffin Of the prior was found empty :,
hin NV 'aaans it ough, to have contained were
|a@s,S'' ' us mouth in position which lef, no
|hah, n.' ' mad returned after the burial, and
Eiptou, r. y. man had used powerful, but vain
h, W eject his emancipation,
|sa |. Ts. 'ha, John NJ. Clayton, Of Dolaware,
A,nso y sand as minister pienipotentiary. He
|u ,oun,'. GOOD a'tainmen,s, and will do homer TO
q. m1al'J at that Court, - ~ :
|apa on aArios AT ToRosro.-The Rochester,
|Aei,s sunday ' says, we learn the, mos, des.
|rhad,. a,a broke out in Toronto on Youngest
asAoass,' % = New Gale ST., aud from thence 10 lhs
Aas .s',,' Church. Thirty buildings destroyed,
|taa wy, ~" stated. The Baffalo CONNER.
Ing w., y ,l Iron Foundry and ,wsn.y.,wo suiI.
s.t.A 4 T. tf.l
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,11ISs,SIIaapNIft .lfEDfC.4L SOCIEI Y.

Barnet, May 90, ls4l. - Z. "a = 2vO'
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short credit, as they have
at the very lowest prices.
Newbury. May IL, 164l
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
9elcentcn NBabl.

Gie Gemcfratiftcn Burger bon Qed,a
@anutD, tseIdlr su 8uniten bon Scbn 8anf6
ilno 0tefprm, nne 9e9en etnen prrtcr
StaotssIdr fIno, tperben tbre IannIdltp
gSablen ant nddifen Snmifdg, ben 2lifen
9Iu9uif balten, Inn Gslesaten 81 erwdbIrn,
fur ben @nesiped nm ein &auntD Gidet All
fcrmircn. Die DeIe9aten pom IetteH Gabr
iucroen Die l6dhI in Zen unterfhietlidcn
Gaunihip6 balten. @S Wirb ermartet, eae
eir je8lheS Gatuftip fciue 98aN baIten
miro.
Die erpdblten Dclc9aten SerfammeIn ltb
AMI Sdmta9 ben 2sitcn 9Iu9uf, am Nau(c
bon G5 oeon @utb, in Suos9BbeitbaH,
ann elnsn @alWtD WahISetteI ~ fermiren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
@brltagstt nnp o,roAmnth.

lie Ban Sureu 0rufer frdnfen fId, mcbr
earitter nno fIe perfhpfneen buneertma(
mshr Quite une papier in en0bersigen Tee
lamatcnen gegen tie 8erlpiioung non 25
tanieno 2haler 3ur lluterftnsuna, Der Bitfme
nnieres leftbIn peritcrbenen IpreGcenteu. ais
iIe tbaten we9en Swdrtwouts Gurd9ehen
NIT elner uno eiuer piertel Willicn ron ben
e,eleern ees GolfS-csr Milipnen niht at
ermnhncn, fpelhe pou lIutsrfhabfammer
Sdelmen unter Ran Sureu 9sifohfsn mcreen
mo. SSabrIitb Die Oema9c9cn Der SrpeGs
tlcH tcSeiBen mebr Wuth in ibrcm Rricq aes
gen idluBIcie Wittnenuuo @ailrn, ais aeaea
bic 6fentlidrn 3dubcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
Gefenttiebe 1erSommln.ss. a.

Bet elmer 8erlammllln9, gehalten an eem
Sauie eee Nrn. Scnathan ecreith, in Sprius
ttelo, Buds SauntD, rpurce auf 9orfhlag
Scinri6 S6leifer, gum 9crliber>
g. W. WiniIslman,jr. I gu Sserstdrem
Atrabam Sans, ernannt.
SCbn Shlcifer, 9lnerem Ncfert, Senry
@cre, @briIfian Dcnna, 9lbraham 2)crer, See
muel SdIneicer ruo .Jcbn 9Salc, cine ram
beltlmmte Scmmittee, legte Der 9erlammIung
fctgenoes por:
9lr' l1tsn Snli Ihln9 Der glis in bic Sd,ers
er ees SNrn. g. 9Oreith, uu6 ,eritOrte eas aane
;e 8sbduee, fammt aaem Snbalt bon sen,
Strch II. {. 10. ees Jorn. Daniel NeilY, oou
meltem es temcbnt mar.
Ter Seriuf i'm gan3en, prfher eurc5 cas-
Neuer eEtitdno, fpirb BON esr Committee auf
400 3bnler angefchlagsn, uHo mir baIten IS
fur Die pflicht zines jeeen @hriiien bic Oauo
Der WiIethdti9Fsit auf3uthuu, ia Ger 8erluit
ben beirsn Serren 2creitb uno neilpt cbne
oem nnertrd9lid mare.
Sclgenee 0errcn rpureen be1immt INN 8eis
TRACE fur bcice sNerren Su fammeln.
SprInafelc. -SaCcb RtDer, Genry SdbIeis
fer, 5accb g1an.
Rictlanc.-9pbn Waly, SCbn Gietl. Die
d1ael Sdnitb.
Wailfcre.-9ebn ShenD, fen. german
2IlnL SoenrD Sdermann, fen.
GaDrcd.- Faniel eantes, Saccb @cter,
gbrabam Staufer, (Whnsr).
SbsrsSauccna. MidasI eanees, Sclcrb
WcrD, SObn SabG, fen.
Seihlceer, eas Scbn SdIsifer, CS6amhls
ltr,) gum SdoBmeifter ernaHnt III, an rels
den Die cin9eiammeItrn Seilrd9e atwtesabs
Ien 1He.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11


NJ fIib ilcI3 Wiifger htrisItsn III frin.
GamiieI GhriII. Eie 2Iriiief HIb @ees
nadit n6dten bieirIbril inlmrr IN fuId5fs
Srenung 9ehaItgt sperbeii, BAG mir lIiie nie,
mals Der einem auemdrti9sn Jeinb III fiirdls
ten baben.
Scbn StnanB. Eis gereiuiaten gtaateti
niemaIs iperoen bic Burger brrelben Gdj
oilrdI Orebnn9en ocn Der brittifden 9ieeis,
rung abIdlreden ld1en.
nenrp 9iitter. llufere @cnffttnticnen; biss
ielbe folien uno miihen rein erbalten iperben.
Charles 5tnauB. Sen Ga Sapette nf5dls
ten bic llntetcrildten aller Taticneit nit beni
ndnlltd1en @jeife befellt fein ipie er mar, bann
fbnnten iie fIdD baIe elmer dbnliden 6reibeit
init ms erfreuen.
@epr9e Sc9t. lie Biir9ers WauGfbanbe
bon @nidus fe haben uns beute nit ibren
lobltdhen 2cuen erfreut mSaen lTe lId, in ibs
rem Bemllben, bic 3ieree Der Sta6t IN rers
bleiben, iiieninls getdufdlt ftneen - dlith no
meroen iidl gegen etiten auswirtiaen Eeins
nemals muthIcs jegen.
Salomcf Jtlein, Jun. @eneraI Mcntocs
merp; eas 9Ineeuteu an ibn pirb niemals
perlcidlen. a
Stepbsn SuauB. Ter Staat pennlplpds
ten ratttctiidl llnb republifanilcl niemaE6
rpenn es fd lin bas wahrs @Cbl ees Qattoes
bancelt, miro er feline pflidbt pernadlldeiaen.
S,enrD Di. @fdbad,. Schn banccd Der
furdDtlcie llnterjsidtner Der llnabbdnqiafeitss
Srfldrltng iibriit ipirp iein slneenfen in
unfern Sulen ernenert.
Hnrd Die GjefeNfdaft. Infer @irtb uno
unlere Wrtbn.
Soierauf purce 8efdllCGen, taB bic grinFs
iprnfe in alien 3eitnn9eH in bielsm @aunty
befarnt gcmnd,t ipereen lcasn.
Iddcem loste fd bic @eieaftbaft anf, uno
Elm jseer 9teH9 frcb uno per9nii9t mad, nauIe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
3lpGlf unb eiucn bal6en GentB.
Sis &duntO SScrfnmmlut,o.

Qlm leeten Samfa0 btelten Ole 8rcnnSe
bon Schn 8dnfs une 0tefcrm cine ercfe
8erlammfrng, am 3aufe BON Charles &jutb,
in Slo g8beitbaI. Dd6 'O2drf uno 9em'
ces @annties mar su9e9eu. @s fhetnt bae
bas Sclf in eteiem SdnntD ftt pcrgencmmen
bat, einen Q8edllel in unIerer Staots,9 9te9ie,
ruug 81 beipirfeu. Gin jeoer fehet es tin
has mir ancere 9iegtsrer haben mnftu. 9tedt
70 laB baS 8cf es IN hnnb nebmen uno
benen 9GiIe mue itber Die 9Hctte BON Oen,
tcrbalter fIs9en, Ste jest mfern Staat IN ben
&taub brifen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

SaIn1iIell s{IeIn, AHH1Hae e]|tHh7f6<
wlaj. esuhn Smith EaniFI z. Gjuth,
Danifi sgIfrih, suffrh 1getherhuIb,
Enuio e1ebman, 1unifi VaIiiai,
cIeerge Gteiningrr, Ianisl GjroB
". 5t Whitman, @Iq. SaIenlen Blcres,
9ieuben StrauB, Subn 5tfeduer.
SefticGen, ooe bic leetjdhriaen DsIe9aien
erfudt lIno bic biesjdbrigen Eele9aten Nab.
len an ihren 9eipSbnIihen pIdBen 81 balten
ilne Sndr ait Sdmlida ben 2lifen 9luguif,
nm Srpei Delesaten in jebem 3aun1hip unb
Der Staet Rcrtbamptpu su eripdblen, bic Id,
am acknowledgement Samltage ben 2Sften
Sli9ut, am pauIe bon @ieepn @n b, IN
Sitb'qSheitbalI su oerlammelu baber, um elm
@auntD 2idet 81 fcrnlreu, ipsIdhes BEL Der
nddliten 9Babl unterlfiist merbeu foa.
ED 20 4 en-, bas bic 8erbnuclungen
oteIer 8erfdmmIumg in alien oemefrntiIdlen
3eitln9en bieles @aunties befannt 9emadjt
wereen fpRen.
CllnterSeiduet bon ben Seomtcn.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
GS III ocfctfcIt.

lie @cmmittee bes 9iepubIiFaners min fTt
eie 6dnite oca Iabru uuc .. 81. pcrter nit
10000 W|cbrbeit ermihIen. "Iuufmm." I"
G'iebf adt oae eS eud) riht 9ebt mit emcm
punttum tpie e6 eud, bel Der Ieeten spabI
9iena.-Dd tounte Sch. Narrifcn bios etIi.
DIE Stdaten erbalter, obcr als bic 9QabIp pcrs
bel mar bate Ban Sureu nur einiae.-
panftum. limb 9erate 70 Sebtes ibnen mic,
Der. .-puHtuui.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
StsuuScrprg.

SpunfYS Committee fa9t bas, peil Der
Spunfp ntht gu oaufe seipeien pdre, fc bat,
fen mir cine quite GjeIe9eubett 9cfunoeu ibn
an;u9reifcu.
usas bitte ith bic Committee min Gleuoe,
rr5 ccnfen fcnnen? 3umaI oa rs cinem jeoeu
beFannt it, eas er feline brei 3eleu cbHe Gle
nen 5eGler fhreiben fam, uuo faum peuu er
ntelelse pcn benz "Bater Infer" abccpirt. @s
9iebt bod punoerpcIle Sadjen in Der lRelt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Sin Waun Nomeu6 3uel Bon GcmuGeub.
IN Sanouefn, @auntp, Sbtc, oerlcr am lets
ten Samitas IL 8enice ieiu eeben. Gr wrIl,
te inei eutlaufene pferee, bic Dor eineu gBas
gen gcirauut pareu, aufbaten, crbielt ater
elnen Ste3 bon Ger 5eioblel, Der ibn inter
Die 9fdecr mari uno par6 fc fart telhdoiat.
eae er nab 8erlauf einer balben Stunoe pers
fchieo. Gr mar Batter nno Die eiiisige Stuee
cine farfen Samitf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
Die nittrc.

SIN Nepublifaner niro eewunbert, warnm
rer glrbe'stobn nidbt bGber III, Die QBbioe
hatten ecdl giiten ecbn oeriproden
0inr @ccnlo, 9ibt ibnen 3cit NM Die Der,
nerhlidben @ieiese 30 pioerr,fen Die Die eofp
Befos gemadlt, baun piro idcn allies rcdbt
-fpHnleli.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

@tnS partwpu ciRiaen
Sahrrn pnree Sor. 9Bbitcater, Elm uutaeeIs
batter pctmeiiter su eima, Gnciana, ataes
feBt fur oas 8erbrecbeu bae er Elm gBbig
mar nno Sliocr s. QGcoo, Gin Ieitenber qos
fcfcfc an (cine Stele ernount 9Im le6ten
l4ten 9lprH mchte es S,rn. qBcpo nidt aes
fallen lan9er inter elmer QBb9 9lomIniifras
tIen jn oienen, er 9en9 frilb am Wior9eu frrt
uno man bat nithts rpieeer BON ibm geb6rt.
Sr nahm ben lcien 9Sedlel in Ger 9>oii Office
fnr Saidlen9elo, ber9te aus einem 8riefe $50,
aus elnem $40 uno permutblih ans mehres
rem aueern, mas CT alle ohne 3peifrl ebrlid1
wleoer trSahIen Wirb-penn CT wieeer f6mmt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
Scr 9yofripf bis ,mr aE0bl.

Die berannahenbe 8cuoern6rssNaM miro
IN bielem Stddte bon areeer QBidtigfeit fir
ole Burger ceiielben feiu. sic baben sit eut,
lheieen, ob iIe bic 9e9cnpdrti9e, uuipiirbi9e
Ma9iff:at6perlcn licdD Sabre ldnger baben
Wollen, uno ben Stnat eaourd III ben QIbs
9runb uno @eroerben ifirscn su febeu, AT
Den ibn pprter / curd, Ieiue fd,ledlte Sauss
baltung 9ebrddlt bat, cber rb iIe einen aufs
rid1ttgen, fdhi9eu uuo cbrlidleu Wdm anS
9lneer ieben iprlleit, mie SO II SdnfS,
Der fir baS Snterene bes Sauerr, ces Nanos
perferS uno bee Saufmanns wirfen tpirb.--
lin bon jest an bis CUR 9Sabl, ole 98nbrbeit
tpegen ben beicen Ganbioaten, fpcldIe jest
Dor ecm 8clte ftebeu, inter ZEN Slrgern su
oerbreiten, unb Die gl9e mferee Staats Sc.
fannt 81 MAIDEN, 70 babeu mir befhlpsen bon
jeet al bis SIr SctptersWahL ben 'patript'
dn einSeIne SubIcribenterL gu Dem 0eringen
preis BON
a3rpDlf unb etucn bal6en @ent8.
su Genoen. g9c elm Mad bon I2 llnterIdreis
bern ge1dmmelt tperocn, lno 3balcr beige
tegt miro, ioI Die 3eitilng bis ;ur 0gabl Be-
fsreert iprrben. ollie 8elteDungen mrrbcn
prcmpt beior9t, unb mir boffen Sos unfere
Nreunoe fldl beitreben werbeu uns 9nmen
elnSnIeneen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

Die Detroit Sree 91res befIdst I'D, i6er 20
bdnf3e, fleine Diebitdble, Die in Detroit al,
Der 2a9escronuug iIno. Inter aneeru foot
ite tet per einigen 5ager elm Spisbute ourd,
ein Ridtenfenlfer eiues Saules eiHeeIfiegen;
lel eaun Die 2reppc hiuauf in oas Sdlaf,ims
mer res Cdnsberr 9ecruHgen uno babe fa6
laidenbndl ees joerrn gelecrt, oas fId1 in cen
auf elnem Stuble am Jfepfenoe 1eincs gets
tes ltesencen SleioerH tefano, chhe jemauo
aitfSumedrn, unc lei audi 9liflid) entpitftht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
ttnobbdn0infetts 1eier.

3nfpl9e ocrber 9egcbener Iad)ridlt oers
iammelte I'D, cine gInSahI Burger am pnuie
pcn s. enrD 9B ie be r i'll @maus, I'M bns
llnnbbdll9igfeits,Selt auf eine Wlpartbeitide
Weiie su feierr.
9uf gcrfdlla9 murbe Salpmpn& &fein
gum prsfbent, Scel Sted, Gjeer9e eaubad,
Deter SdImarb uuo Senrp 3col su 8iee'91re;
ieenteli, uuo Henbcn StrauB, Rsuben @utb
uno s. Q. eawaq gu Secretireu, ernanut.
Nieranf murbe Die llnabtingiefeitss @rfli,
rung eureb s. Q. 9awon, @i1. perIclen, nell
dem man NIT Senduigfrit sutprhte.
Die Committee Delte rd,u beifimmt mar,
iberredbte Johann foIgenoe 3rinflprithe,
ipelde an9encmmen ltno inter IGtfithen 30
nen Der @maus Dluffbanoe 9etrunfen nur,
bfu,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
Sobf burd, 9SIih.

Cine 5ran nno Elm Rdpdyen wurben am
berIeeten Sonntdg in @bnmbersbura burd,
ncn 9liB9etoctet Cir laGennabe am Sdcrus
itetH oHrdl melghcn Der BliB t,i.lluterldlIuo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
0ns Gcfbe Nieber.

Giefe Srantbeit fclI in einem flrd,ttaren
6iraee IN Ct, sSelephs berrfcben. DalTeIte
nnroe enrdj einrn Sd)rOuer bon SnapaaHa
cabin gctrad)t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11
Gmnrtnumt.

Ter Betrii9er Epartpcnt III nit her 9lcas
fia III Sclfon angeIanst. er beftneet lid
geaeprdrtig rpr Der llntrriuhungs @pmmits
sc il 9ienycFf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11

lie Bill nm eiu Socim Gefhmaber M
Frf1dhten lit I'M Senat pafirt morcen uno
BAT bic llnterId]rift ees DrefIornten erboIteu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-08-11


Daniel q. @utb, Siibsq8beitbau,
@barle6 Setp, @l1. Stabt
95aul V(eiler, QSeiBenburg
Wtarttn Sitter, SolSturG
Saniel Setper, Sta6t
CSUbn Scrr, QSeibenturG
GSaCrb Sdmeper, &C. Wtacun9ie,
9apt. g. Stefel, %. Mheitball,
SoIepb QSetbertolo, 9otrbill,
8tces pre- fbentG
Sit9bman @utb ]
y. 5lu9nlinS sage seeretoirs.
9teuben StrcuB,
S0ierauf murbs cine @cmmittce orn 8 ers
nannt, nm 8eiflhhe, ben Sinn Der 8erfamms
lung auSeriidenn abIufa0en. Grl9enbe Sers
rcn rpnrSen aIS cbi9e Committee belttnmt,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
BLOOMINGTON IOWA, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER II,

not succeed in marrying young, beautiful, pei.
feet, angelic being, wed an sold maid," and
though the '.honey mocn' may not be quite so
sweet. you will fulfil all the high duties for
which you live, and shed lasting honors upon
your children.
TO the young, the gay, and the lovely, no
bette r advice can be given, than to enter into
the nuptia bands the first good chance you
have while Cupid has power ouer the heart.
If already in,Iove-haste to the hymenial al
tar less by delay, you be left to pine over
Loves labors lost.
Hawkeye. AMOhOoo.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
THE CONTRAST.

Do you see this proud. overbearing
man riding in his gilded carriage! Look
he stops before magnificent mansion,
and liveried lacquies, obedient to his nod,
assist him to descend.
Do you see that poor, miserable boy,
whose catered clothes scarcely shield HIM
from the inclemency of the weather -
Mark with beseeching look he soiicits
the rich man to purchase pencil or a
card of pens and behold how conlemptn-
ously he is spurned
Twenty five years ago that pompous
man was poor, as friendless. ane as
wretched as the urchin he dispises.
Twenty five years have passed since
, that day. The same parties met; 10 the
contrast.
The once poor boy stands in the pride
Of manhood, active, intelligent, rich.-A
lovely woman, his wife, leans upon his
arm, ann three blooming girls are by his
side. Grace in every action. benevoience
in every expression, and affluence smiles
| in his unostenta,iOus adornments.
An old man approaches. The totter>
ing step, the thread>bare garments, and
the painful expression that frets in evesy
feature, too plainly denote man of want
and wo. Better dead, than thus to drag
on miserable existence!
This may at the first blush appear to
some on i'm probable romance. Ii is
| truth.
In a country like ours, there IS no man,
however poor, if guided by industry, e.
conemy, and virtue, but may rise from
the lowest ranks of society to the highest.
The knowledge of this fact is blessed
Indictment to the young. and cheers them
on to struggle nobIy in the spaths which
lead to honor and independence, despite
the thousand obrtacles that oppose their
Observation-Disclosures.
Honorable John w. Bear, who is still
retained in office, although the wings
have said that he was turned out, was ap-
pretended and examined, few days ago,
IN Marion county, for horse steeling. The
whg Justice refused to hear counsel against
him, and he was acquitted. So says the
Statesmen.
Why is this knave not removed Why
was he appointed? We ask agaid-are
men in power, in his po,cer. SO that they
dared not bu, appoint him in the first place,
and dare not turn him out now What
other reason can there be His frauds
aud vilIainies are known, confessed, clear,
unques,ionably yet he is retained in office
10 the exclusion of honest men. How
disgraceful that our rulers should be in the
power of such villain !--Cincinnati Eng.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

The following exquisite lines were addressed,
; first Of English poets, Thomas Campbell, to
lid whom he accidentally met, only four years Of
hold it religious duty,
To love and worship children's beauty;
They've least the faint Of earthly clod--
They're freshest from the hand Of God.
With heavenly looks they make US sure
That heaven that made them must be pure,
We love them not in earthly fashion,
But With beatifc passion.
CHANGED to, yesterday, behold
A maiden child of beauty's mould;
The little charmer, to my view,
Was sculpture brought to life anew:
Her eyes had poetic glow
Her pouting mouth was Cupid's bow,
And through her frock could descry
Her neck and shoulders's symmetry.
Twas obvious from her walk and gist,
Her limbs were beautifully straight,
stopt tn enchantress, and was told,
Though tall, she was but four years old
Her guide so grave an aspect wore,
could not ask a question more
But followed her. The little one
Threw backward, ever an anon,
Her lovely neck, as if to say,
know YOU love me, MISTER GnEx;
For by its instinct childhood's eye
Is shrewd in physiognomy
They will distinguish fawning art
From sterling fondness of the heart.
And so she flirted like a true
Good woman, till we babe adieu.
Twas then with regret grew Wild
Oh beauteous, interesting child
Why asked not thy home and name!
My courage failed me-morcs the shame.
But where abides this jewel rare,
Oh! ye that own her, tell me where!
For sad 1t makes my heart and sore,
To think ne'er shall see her more.
London, April, ls4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

If the distribution of the land revenue is to
be advocated on The principle of" returning 10
the States their own" Virginia will be en.l-
tied to nearly the whole of the proceeds Ior
about all Of the public lands which were eve,
owned by any state, were coded to me on',ea
States by that state. On that principle WA .sa
is to be done with the lands lying west OF !, tue
Mississippi,-whch were bought py 'ne onl-
ted States, and were never the properly OF any
state!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBr.-I'he Philadel-
phia Gazette lays before its readers the follow
ing revolving picture, faithfully portraying the
eviIs.1 The unjust system Of imprisonment for
debt:
alt is estimated that at leas, 60,O00 persons
are lying in the prisons of the United States
for debt. Probably, with but few exceptions,
these 10000 people are husbands and fathers,
and have been torn away from helpless, de-
pendent and weeping families, not for crime
but for misfortune. In most instances, no
doubt, this imprisoned multitude are willing
and able to labor and earn subsistence for
their families, and something towards the ex-
tinguishment Of their liabilities. But from
every duty, and from every blessing a. home
and freedom they are cut off and no useful end
is accomplished by their Imprisonment They
are so many dead aud buried men. They are
sufficient in numbers to people State and
make it ring with the notes Of joy and the din
of cheerful industry. They are larger body
of men than that which achieved our national
independence, and We, they pine in pes''terous
cells, side by side with thieves, pirates and
murderers. under the sanction of the law"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

When you hear any one making q
noise aboat himself, his merits ana MS
GOOD Qualities, remember that the poorest
wheel of wagon always creaks the loud
est.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

The Madisonian states thst Zen WOOL
has been nominated by the President to be
Rr;oadier General of the United States Ar
NV. in the place Of Gen. Scott, promoted