davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wing Convention, for the purpose
of nominating ticket for Governor Lieut.. Governor
and Treasurer be presented for the support of the
people the ensuing September election, will be holder
at lbntpeiicr, HedneStay 30h Of June nert, com
mencng at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. For the purpose of sc
curing general representation and eiting the views
entertained in all sections of the State, the Contra
Commute recommend that the Democratic Wings o
the several towns in the State meet on the 18th o
June next and appoint five delegates from each towr
to represen, them in State Convention, and an equa
number of substitutes to supply the places Of sucl
delegates as may be prevented from attendance.
Harry BRADLEY,
joins PECK,
T.. p. JEwErr, State
+. p Walton, Jn., Com.
i. F. MERRILL,
MILroS BRowS.
May q, 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
EXTRAORDINARY FIELDS OF ICE
IN TIE ATLANTIC.

The following is an extract of a letter,
written by Capt. James l.oskcn, commander
of the Great Western:
GREAT WESTERN STEAM SnIr,
Bristol Channel, May II, 1911.
'Sir-Under,hc impression that ice, to
the cxten, it has been seen this year, has
never before been heard of in these attitudes,
give you the following particulars for the
information of your readers: On Sunday
April Is, the ship steering west, al Z 30
passed it at that time four or five others in
sight at0 II passed several small pieces Of
ice--hlowcd the engine.
In few minutes after, the ship was sur
rounded with light field ice, which appeared
similar to field ran through on the | l,h
FEBRUARY, 1889 this induced me to 90 slow
ly, with the hopes Of getting through as J
had done on that occasion, but by 9 30 find
Ing itbccame closely packed, and much thick
or, prudence dictated our escaped by the same
channel We had cnt,r red. then stopped,
and attempted TO get the sh,p's head TO the
eastward by turning a-hcad and astcrn until
there was room for her to come round in the
course of this operation the ship had occas-
ionally Cat lcasD two strokes heel given by
either wheel passing over large masses Of
ice.
At 10 ID succeeded in getting the ships
head to the eastward, and by IL entire y
clear from that time went slowly, passing
several icebcrgs: the night at times very
clear, the aurora borealis very bright. At :
80 $. M, of the 10Th, again got cmbayed il
the ice, stopped hauled short round on ou
keel, and steered +. S. coasting the ice fol
five or six miles 4 20, kept her to the west
ward, running through innumerable ice
bergs.
When the sun arose the ice was visible a
far as the eye could reach in an unbrokel
line from NE by f by the northward to NV
by w at the same time icebcrgs innumerabl'
in every direction, forming one of the mos
magnificent sights | ever bchcld
"Thc first iceberg we saw was in lat. 43
long. AZ, 80, and this in lat. AZ. 20
long. so, am quite certain there wa
an unbrokcn field of the extent and from
what heard from Captain Bailey, of tin
American packet ship United States, | have
no doubt the field ice extended, with yer,
: little break, to lat. 40. 80, where Captain
Bailey fell in with it on the morning OF TIT
18th.
'Sevcral other ships also fell in with it il
the same longitude, and was completely stop
ped, giving them an opportunity of killing
seals, which were on il in great numbers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

friends, who trusted that return to his home
and The absence of official cares would restore
him to health and usefulness, have been pain
fully disappointed. lie literally fell martyr in
the service of the State. Mr.. Cook was good
upright man in all the relations of life, whether
public or private and his death will be sincerely
lamencd throughout the State. lie died at his
home in Lewiston yesterday. Daily
-I,Uru1J
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
DEATH OF TIE HON. BATES COOKE

ave have the painful duty OF announcing the
death of the Hon. BATES Cooke. Mr. Cooke
had suffered from i'll health for many months I;
and last winter in consequence OF continued m
disposition, which rendered relaxation from his
arduous duties absolutely necessary, he resigned
the Office of Comptroller Of the State. 1t was
too late. The hopes and expectations Of his
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
SHIPMENTS OF PRODUCE.

To give the down casters some idea ofth avalanche
of Bread stuls the Forwardcrs tumbling in upon
them, we append the shipments nude last week by
three of our entcrprsing Cleveland houses.
NIessrs. GILLET g. HicKoK, shipped of Wheat and
Flour from the nth to the 22d instant, inclusive, as
fulloWs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

"Some ofthe icebergs estimate little
less than mile long, and from $50 to 200
feet high this field of ice was in large mass
cs, some of them not less tlan20 feet square
bY 6 feet thick or more.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

Shipped by Messrs. Conn, OATMAs & Co. from
May nth to May 22d;
1894 Barrels Flour,
ll6l " Pork
S3,52l Pounds Lard,
2ls,00l Bacon,
Shipped by l.. NJ. HuRDv from Monday to Friday;
1925 bbs Pork,
3209 " Flour,
Gil " High Wines,
Is Lard,
81 hhds Tobacco.
l35 kegs Lard,
1853 bush Wheat.
Cleveland Herald.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
TW TY-SEVENTH CONGRESS-.

NAsHlSoTOSi MONDAY, May 81.
A quorum of each House of Congress appeared in
their seats in the Capitol to-day at Il o clock.
IL TIE SENATE, only 10 seats vacant and
Tennessee the only state unrcprescnted.
Is THE House, POI members were present, IS alb
sented.
The Senate did nothing except to notify the House
that they ready to proceed TO business order
the usual number of newspapers, and ad ourn NEE
10 morrow at o'clock, which is all hour earlier than
usual.
The House of Representatives completed its organ-
cation by the election of Speaker and Clerk. When
Mr.. Clerk Garland reached New Jersey in the roll
CALL slight murmur of applause was heard, as he
pronounced the names of old constitutional members
from that state whom he had contributed cvct from
the last Congress Honorable JOHN WHITE of
Kentucky, ian energetic Whlg) was chosen Speaker
the first trial, and MATHEW ST. {. CLARKE was
made Clerk of the House the ith, voting rira rocc
The following was the State of the vote.
FOR SPEAKER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
IN HOUSE.

IN ltot 81.
Several attempts were made in the House to-day 10
get up elect Committees various subjects, parc-
uary on Fiscal Agency " but nothing was accom-
pllshed. Mr.. Adams motion TO reclnd the 2lst rule
feeling and ntermlnabcde ate as the subject of Abo
ltlon usually does, and the House adjourned over to
Monday next, skipping two working days9 without
accomplishing any thing!
! have before me IN Ms, the first Report ofMr. Sec
rotary Ewing 1t /, mach mole pcrsplcuuus than
those of his lllusrous predecessor and exhibits a
state of affairs thai is any thing but laerng to the
iatc administration The Secretary states that
Balance in the Treasury Jan. |, lsi0. was
Expenditures same year. ..............2 p, 7b5,i7'
Balance m the Treasury, Jan /, ISL 1887 ,3i5
From the LIST of Jan, 1887, TO the 4th of March
ISL. there appears an excess of Expenditures over
current Revenue Of S3l,3l00li!!
Thus and TO this extent" says the Secretary,
within the last four years were the push
led beyond the amount Of the revenues lhey were
made 10 absorb the surplus in the Treasury and the
outstanding debt due the United States so that, the
Treasury was on the 18th of March, lSil exhausted
of its means and subject to immediate and heavy La
btes. 1t was already burdened with deht incur
rod in a time of peace, and without any adequate
sources, except the authority granted by law, TO aug
ment thai debt.
This is the National Debt we have anticipated as
the Legacy OF Van Burenlsn. Mr., Ewing calls Il So
rightly. lie recommends that Il be funded.
lie recommends n L. s. BANK as the best 'fsca
agent the Treasury ever had-the repeal of the Sub
Treasury-and loan of the amount of money wan
ted, having eight years to run
He also advises a tax of 20 per cent ad vaorem OF
foreign articles now free having duty less than q
per cent. This would give in 1872 S22, 100000 in al
from customs, and add TO The revenue in the last GUAR
! ter ollhis year 81, 100000. AEGrs
WASHINGTON, June 4, 1911.
The House ofReprescntves, as inform
ed you last evening, has adjourned over to
Monday.
The Senate evince disposition to pro-
| coed with the work which the President, in
I lie Nossacc has caryeI out ,nr than Nj
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
FO II CT, +, X X

The regularly nominated caucus candidate of the
Wing party was f. q. J. Smith, to whom the Wings
mainly adhered throughout.
On the Fourth Ballot, you will observe the Loco
Focos wen, over to Clarke, eu maSSe, and elected
him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11
Whole number,of votes cast

WhOlc nunDcriOI votes cast III
Necessary to a choice III
OF which John White (W) OF Ky. reed lei
q" Henry A. Wise wv of Va. s
Joseph Lawrence, (W) Pa. 8
Geo. n. Briggs, (W) of Mass.
" VIM. Cost Johnson, CW) of Md
John w. Jones, opp of Va. 81
Nathan Clifford, (do) of Ne. |
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

The following is an extract of letter,
written by Capt. james l.oskcn, commander
of the Great Western:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-11

All Administration men except Linn and Nero
bers.
In the House, the Committee consisting of | men,
Der from each State, to Join the Committee from The
Senate, 10 consider and report by what token of re-
spect and affection, il may he proper 10 express the
sensibity of the Nation to the event of the decease
of Their late President, WM HENRY HARRISON
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
% o m q ttaIamne.

Srant furt am Matn, b. Z. Sct.-Briefe aus
Warbur9 mcloen, bas Der profe1cr Serbian, wsl>
der IN Der esten 3ett erfrantt mar, 9egen Caution
non la9t BON 5000 9noen-auf freien SnB 9eteQt
moroen. Nad etnem @erIbte bereitet MnIer Senat
etrc au9enlene 9mnete fiir pClittIde 8er0eten por
ole pchl am 49, Oct. an unIerm 25jdbr9en @on(titus
tlcnSfeitc cintreten bitrfte -
part s, B. 2. Sct'-Seute tpurbeu in Der Sdde
Auenlets ODER Daparo's rreiSebn neue 8erbaftun9cn
0er9enctnren, SlOe noiUiouen puroen unter Der 9ns
thulot9un9 ces Ser9ebens unerlaubter 9I1atiatcnen
IN Der @Cncer9erte etn9eferfert- 6ebauptet bic
'Dc|Het Iet npch auf Der Splr einioer MtChuloaen
ISuentl1et'e. 0teien Otor9en 6enserfte man IN oel
9rpBen leiid9erten Der StraBcu 0fctre Tame be Gie
tcres uno ct Honpre mebrere 99enten in ibrcr smtss
ltno IN blr9erltcter 8leibun9 wele bic 9nfnnft Der
9Sa0cn errparteten, uno bic anfrmmcnoen Heilenoeu
NIT beonoerer 9tengierbe bctrocbteten. .
Sern, :. Oct -3lt ben tpid,tt9en @r1heiuun>
gen 9ehbr jest bas 9lmneittenecret bon Se, melhes
am Is. Sept. pom 9rrBeu Nnth Ut9enrmnten uno am
81 an allen oentltd1en pldben nhgeihla9en tDtrbe.
Se Ut u1ccilen tetne5peo8 1be1in9t unO fam baher
crit IN Der gnwcncun9 pclfrmmcn bcurtbctlt lperoen
Srr 9llcnt nlmt lte ale llrbeber uno 9lnfter aus
amnelttrt Spar Sf;ere IN Setref Der Srtntuolitrafe
ntcht aber III etref Der nltdrhe OtSctplnarltrafe,
Die lIe 'rptrft haben 6nnteu 9[u6lduoer 1clen fir
ntlncr aus oem eanne oerbannt fem Sei9en Ge IIcb
mlecer, 70 peroen e pb9et fir ebt orn Der uifans
entlnien, ben gerpbbntchen Gerihten nbcrpte er 1e
9lmueltle miro nat6 oelen Setn1mln9eu bonn Staat6z
rdth 9etpdhrt in Ncl9e Opn Sttthrcn Der 9noeftulz
ot9ten pcer brcr 9npltc bic bis @nbe October eoez
retd1t Deroen nfen, ltno IN mclem Der etcut lene
>lntermsrfnn9 uno Greue bem @eeb uno Der Ne9eruu9
erfllrt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
Oieroe( oDer RalferDe.
Q0uertt fehet bier -!

0errcn &auf mann uno 60. Da id, nabe
bep u,ener Wlihle eil 8roBeS Eager pom Wcr9e ents
redt babe, pebcs bcp analDitfher llnteri1dun9 BON
90 bis 95 4rocent &at st entbalten d erpeien bat>
uno oa oe1en Stusen beYnt 9lcterbau otpobl int Oen
ais auth in europa bcfannt, fo miro burd ribere uno
aeqenp1rtt9 pamtt 9en,abte 8erllde, ceenS Shdb6arz
felt and, I'M Meiten intmer becr auerfannt Scl9enoe
3euone weroen oeutlider barhur, baB tpenn berelbe
uuO ais etn Sreuoin9er an9etpanot tpirb,
er bent SanbusfY @Dps 9eid, tommt, unb alts
eanbe, benleben itberrtt. Damtt fein
Setrn0 cbpalten m69e, itber9ebe d Sbnen anmtt ene
9lnalDle Der Weer9elarten, aus Cores @bemte,
70 oaB eoer 9lfer6mann fe uterluhen unb iel6t urs
betlcn fann. :.
U'@ m Gener 81 er9 GUM 8erfauf an
nteiuer MUble, nate beD @anton, St DEM 9erln9en
QDreHe BON SO 90 bic 2enne. Sohn 6 d ORB.
Canton, SunD 25, 1841. ... ..r 81
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
Be II 9 4 c.

gep ener demihen llnteriud)nns bon Serrn 5chn
nenialten BON SO Bis 95 procent Galftoff entbdlt SD
fann oaber oeneben ais enen ocrs19en slrttfel BON
9R.rqe u1o ais BON 9r6serer 9einheit anempfehlen,
ais id, je unterl1tt babe. @en,euer Mergel enhdlt
aewbbni BON 40 Bis SO Wrosent 8alffof, unb it bat
be ben1eiben bon eanbDirtben 1T Deutihlanb mt srcs
eantG 6. sl,wittii NJ !, Npcthetsr il, eseniter,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
Il Il # oroe'r'u n q.
at 9obann BernbarO 8iinte, aus @enne,

at Scbdnn Bernhard 8iinte, dits 8enne smt itlaas
.aE Sfbnt9retdy 9anrDer.
Sefaster Snte perieB 49, Afril .. s. tn Srau bef.
cr QBtfe rbne tbr pcrDrr ir8eb ntn @rnc nes 6veP.
9n9ns crer ctpas cn Qrrbot it3utbclen unN ves.
etc e eabtr NIT ibr,n &inbtrn in c biloefc SAGE a
Blauft inrn aterjeust en raS bratte nit et otnet
uno nur our rcrDcs mcrbn i &e bat nc
aes 3utrauen u tbm une br rab cr otar b 1uesAe.
rpn9 tcBt 1radteben miro, feinc Vaterpn ftsser an
rfllen Sober Mcnnfrtnr, bcm cites Wannes 1untkeif
betannt it, rc 8teten Die unrrritbens napcn in RenntEa
eenstcnt bct leteno wirb hn 0atten ttppfnetS
g hr / ftin 9 itnte 9eburue SdrSber.
ptttsburS, S1op. 8, Is4l.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
Oeut(bee 9afbaas
91eueS S6neloe oereel66ft.

Msr unttr4ntt Dobnbaft In Der Enstararas Strdf1t,
W4Din Canton, rn $rbrs 9tobr f6riS Scsenttr, St9t
bisrut bem pnbtm ersetena bas ansefansen hat
Nas S9nsesrs9aft in ean nen rerbsnsnsn 3wsisem aaf
rtt9er Stcc petc tauf erfanben sat- ~ tertitei.
Nh tptrb fcts eintn 9orrab acn @orten rttsen
na ben nui:en Oopen welde pci 3ett
lu 2ctt rCtt ben Stten @eeabten erba auf anb baen
aaaa Slebt tiefem, miro or in feinc,n
11euen &letoersStpbr
cine Uclifanttse 4asoabl enen xabtrn, Gahneers
0afnettcn, no hberbaar Stcen after Art balten Die
fin Sud ascn, 1nb in Gtatlimenn rieier art setud
merben Ont rrcmrte 8etnun8 unb tlisen prte bcAt
eneh Ebetl Der 6ntten 8an ~ serbncn erbatten.
'aa.5sts@ asa3 9eiecfoiis BcitrA
capttn, esap oss. ls4t, IS s'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
g a d. fraae.

Der tnttribntte, stsenDarts Sn Grit, pa., wetWAaA
rrnnt bnihtf ~ mtlen Gd tn 8ructr 0einriM OaMe
Stat sarecmfariat 9ssutabt, sbeintaifrn eessn.
pariis afbdt Oerlte 1T psr Sabre i'm $anct leSte $500
3et n Slcpart, Obio erltntr,etn
9leupprt erbe ttntetannt init Dem eisn 1ufnt6altt nes
Sructu crttrr jene bic alenfaus etpas Don 6sa rps
fu ftlen, tim aefaitse Nadbri9t GDam q ama
&rte, pa, Oct. 81. t'1 2I.3n
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

Gin un9cr Menit, Der teim poitneiiter ;uSrcbrt6,
Irumbua Co., Ohio, i'm Denlte itanc, wuroe neutidy
,pseen pcbiebitah(s perbaftct Qst Der llnterd)uua
fanb I. rae er, III, Die @ntoefu9 Su permcicen, 10
of er93rcfe crbrah uno ihte2aufncen herausnabn,,
falid,c bt:inlcJte u19 oic S:tefc ,p:eper perIhee
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

gN,n f1at, S>crr Bebler rpoOc nit rem S6luse Der
beprritchcnccn Gcn9rebleuug ouf Iine Stoat 3efres
tiritelc re1Quiren 0o3e9cn perfId)ern jest onbere
8littcr, Dap c5 cem Ncrrn NenrD nod nidt lit be,
Snu 9etommcn iei, I'D, ocu Der Senacrtriiroe in Gle
edlattcn (cine5 SllhtaHoe8 SnrtfonSehen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

Die pcri9es cabr 9ehatcue &olfs3ib!un9 cr9iebt,
eoe in ben Ser. Staattn 7,119 266 weFe n,iunlide
5,939sf2 ipibc mcibltte 2,487 213 farttAcSflaoeu,
ulo $685. rsir f1rtGe 8epphner ltno Gelamnltbcc
ntteeruug l7,O62,567.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
Harrisburg aurora.
(German Ddper..)


PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE:
The Aurora has abored upwards of 43 years unssAe
ngly in the great cause of ofthepeope by discriminating
the seeds Of true Democracy, and it 10 well known thas
Its principles are the same. -
During the next Session Of the Legislature Of Penn-
syvana, purpose to publish in the german an1ue-
ge in the Aurora tho most interesting Proceedings Of
the Legislature, ina clear and plain language, and ro
quest german friends and others, in the different
counties OF Pennsy to further project bS
their sigma lures, in order ,hatwe may receive some
rew ward for our abors. --rs E.@
Subscriptions can be forwarded by the postmastsrs
For ono year, dollaP.
Single copy during the Session, 50 etc.
s.s. .. BAAB g. HUMMEl4
Harrisburg, Oct. 2s, l84l. i 1876.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

Wtf1ifIippt Mohl.- Tie Gnptfra9c, Die
trrd, bic am 9. uno 3ten beies int Gtaate M,fps
ri 9chatenen Nahl ent1hieben werbcu fclte, betrof
Die 3ablun9 cbcr Nitsohlun9 Der Staatspcrbinolids
bic Dcmctrateu oa9e9cn. eestere ioGcn nit einrr ul
gebeuren Mebrheit o:n Sics rapcn 9etra9cn baben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

AOutttungem II iber ,pibrsnc Der lestenqSode ein
~~+5rIanfrncs 5utieritrns Jttr.
Tr: Sdmi>t 9arrDotOe, bis go. SO Sb9. 13.
Schn Sres, Wol1ncn, 1s IA
Scacct Ncfflnanlr, loartspiIc, 80 1s. '
>Nter Gcnrac, ouf Nechuung 81 %
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

9Sr lit Stantslalss 92enner
@en ltnier3si6ntter rtoer pnft (tbnlisblf axA3 se
bn 1T trpaten, unttr frteenber AttrefTt: =
~# SsRattHs NtMatr, IGantsd, sceasysAxh.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

Simmer beffer.-. Die ss,coc lit stanv bat
beid,(cen, bas lie ats @t)entttmer bon Gtenbahncn
uno . ,mpftbifftu, welde oe8 Sonnta9s flbrcn, aus
ibrer G5cmeiube ltoeu mollsn QSie ipet mcrpen IS
riee Scheinbeilgen nod brn9en p
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

gGaChin3tru5 Muutule be l1 >unt Gerlnont, o.. be-
itano Qlc1 rcm franS SIrtc9 aus 5000 9l6er. Ills
Haftin9rn Surtffebrte, nm lie Su betauet, bate er
400 Renfhen o1rauf bclhdft9t. Seet lebeu nur S
ScIapen auf bent lob ulo nur 400 older fIno IN Guls
tur, mo w:rpeu mciit gu Q8aScn uno QSelhforn ucrs
Apen Ct
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
gUtlltat,r Ze,trnt0n,

Sdnetoerunb &leibermq& q&er.
SRtfnnre ne Srtunon 9ub(ifum, faB CT mod tns
~ ortfibrt n Otises 8aft auf nem altea tstann.
ten Stanbpuntte m jpcpten Strwert her alten 8an
9errrwttsGtc ncs Wrttrrctcs) n alien pen rerbitetnta
3wct9cn ju bctreitcn.
Sa erre9slmdBts bic Ncrn OObrn unb 3u6uit atstlH
rrn pen oen Sre1rcn crba 70 lit r paour tn Dep @tanN
9ctrtt alien ttl9cn Nufrrrrrn9en nc &H u tntrrtn.
unD r er bot au8emcnc 3urerbe;t ~ scpGbru. 4no
1T p6i9 entlrcn mrrer SlctB nod Odpe u arru, fine ale
ten Surn nt kcpjubatten pnorn br6 foStAr.
teit uno 3rbabuns aud imr nr mbr "a seroatu po sv.
balttn. Ifaebc r1r tinutal rtn 9'erIllb =
Canton, Sulp 80, l94l. 3,tr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10
0empfrattlhe Convention.

Die bcncfrotiidle Wdher bon Gt1rt @auntp, ftno
hermit ouf9cforrert SIT erIteuen I'M GcurtbouGe in
Santcn, am S1mtn9 ben
25lten December 1871,
umOeIeaatcn st crnennen s Der bemofratiIhentaats>
Scnoenttcr, De(d,e am Stem Sanuor 1912 lit Sclun,s
bus gebalten wcroen lrG Seioc, 3et uno @ele9enbet
iperoen ih oelfcmmen et9neu, III, o>pcbl Die 1upers
inoevltd1e GrunofiBe Der perlantmeten Nentcfratie
ucn "at Weo(p Starf'' an ben Sag Su le9en ais aud
icocm gselnen uno hren poIitiIdcn 8relu,oen rtet6
nitd,ternen @to1uten5 bei b., A1eut1tcu bet lcBteu
1S1hlen St rptHl b:n-2lQe, bic tou1nren f6uuet, ,o
etn0elaccn Der &cri1mmluna bcprchnrn, uuo ibre
6renoe uo 2ufreoenbcit lb,r Den neue ltrd ne 6erz
trcfcncn Irinnph Der grunoibe, cpe ir6cr bic bic
pcrl19e ocr N5hrenlc3er' btutlid AT ben Gag Su cs
0cn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-12-10

Die Befessebuns pOu !SiOs@arclina perIammelte
(d9 nm 1fen 9tcoember u Columbia, unb empfne els
ne lebr Iange 8pthIha oes @ouYeru0rs pcrtn bteIer
Nd,aegen grrtdtnng eirer Etatonabant, eeeen boben
Iarlft 9e9eu NnfhebHn9 Der GetooepaIt uno ge9en
Nertbetlun9 Der sanoeinfinfte erfldrt.
a+R~@ +'4"+I.. A.
Bel Der @roffnun9 Der geIrs9ebnns BON Sucs@aros
Tina bat @oupernEr Hbaro1on in leiner 8otbihaft
Nd batin aus9efprcden, baB ctne Gattcnalbanf uM>
eCnttMtipnsmdBt9, Cit ar ben Sd1ub erSabrfotrlt>
te allein abSrlcnoe5 ginfubrab9dbenDtem ungereb ut
Inb bic 8ertbcilung Der ginfInfte aus benz Sertaufe
Der OentLiden 9dnoereen bic erte Srttte CUR llcs
bernahme Der ctn5elnen St1dten iet. @r iprod (dl
beftt9 9e9en bic lure6c Der 9lbcltruten uno 9egen
bic Dldne CUR @tn1rllltltng Der Tetpgepdt aus. IS
9a6 erner Der @eeBJebung aubein, bic 9orreppnben5
SniIdcn bem Spuoern6r bon 9teuDorf uno benz bon
Strgiuicr, rt6lldtltb Der Nu6efernn9 opn Sflaocnz
ctebe1 tn@rpd9nl 81 5leben nno mao9te au cteSanf>
dngcle9cnbeiten oe5 Sta1ts aufmerf(dm 5n Der lebs
ten SlBun9 Der Gelcs9ebun9 mar 1dntt1 e1n geIc6
ourd,9e9an9cn, ipoourh Die Tret6riefc idmmtlichcr
Banten i'm St0de olhtlt db9ettloert baB cine @ntelz
qunJ BON Sd1rSahlungen unmbotd1 9en1act rpurbe.
Die Staatsbanf Die ltoweobe neutrality-suspicious.,
Die llnrn, bic !Nlnter'5 u1o Die W1ecbdl1cS' 8anfen
h lben fIdb NIT be1er Setmmun0 sufrieoen erfl6rt.
&n9e Der itbrt9cn a6cr habeu lId 9epe9ert, blec6c
ausunebmcu uno Der @jouoernar bat lIc9 ceBb1Ib 9e
n0that selehen, bic 8eld,lne Der @eee9ebun9 9c9en
c III 9ll1neoun9 St brtn9en. Ger llrbrige Shell Der
8otbihaft beSlebt fb lect9cb auf Hrtthc Sn9ee9ens
teten.
Sn Der @eleb9ebun3 beffe[6cn GtiatS trus Soerr
Gnolep H'prilentant BON WarlbOrru9t> carauf an
ben 9ttd,ter u. g. @antt obSulrben, neil er unfibi9
fet lcn 9ntt 9ebbri9 S certDdlten Dericbe fol- NAM
lid Dem Irufe 70 fcbr er9cben ieilt, bas er feline Sc
fdfte ett oerrtdten fam tnc biefe6 9aitcr reitet
a1crDn95 nit ren gt9enlcbaften ctne6 9utcn Gctters
DaS Cabinet res 90riTcenten bilt fat ti9[it Stbs
nn9en, 1.m Die GeAcntinre Su bcra beu> lie III Der
Grtfh1ft berltbrt peroen lrerL mcld,e Ger 9rdOent
bel Der am nibiteu Ntcuto9c ltattfnocnocn @r6frun9
Der beBjibri9cn re elmdBi9eu Stsuu9 re6 Gcngrc1es
ab9cbcn Mrs. Die Sptbl haft miro remclbcn pabrs
fbem(ih am Dcnase mtit9etbeilt nnp eartrt, 70 uic
ntan il Grf1hrua9 9cbradt bat, rptrfdb Ole Au591be
bon Stb If 1mtnren empfoblcn nercen. @s llno be-
rett6 piele @Un3reBmtv9rOcr III gS1ibiu9tcu ucr1am
melt u,,o penn Der bphc Sd3uee uidt ncd W1nte otfs
bi[f, 1o 9lanbt man, ra5 NeentaQe Die CUR Gr6f
nnn9 n6tN1e q ;lbI 6eiiammcn 1eu ,prb-5Herr Oirz
on 5o eApi5, Der prllpt Cite Munn I'M 1n,cu @cn>
9ree, lit it3r9c,5 ntdt eutSlnoen Sie6er 9eitcrs
6eu, ftnpcrn miro lc, pe 9e>pobnth, III 5pe 6uAren
rah Den SBc OR Re]icruug tran5prrttrcn laIcn CT
beIst umlid, eiue at 9roBe Selc6tbeit ais o1B mau
ibn 1uf ei1maI Trrtibaff2n fcunte.