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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
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Staot MnentduiL pcdba @auntp, oermittelit
merfrriniuigen lletcridreibung, botirt 2lrril
%, lS4l, an fctn Gi9enthum. lie9enoes, pers
I6nIides, 70 ipie permild,tes on osn Inter
;etdueten iibertragen bat uno Spdr gum Scs
fen Ger @recltcren oeS beld9ten Dantvl M.
i9eimbah, 70 perben biermit sllIe, ipeldle
ncdl ufirgcnb cine aIrt all befa9teu Gauirl
W j,einbah ffuloia 0no, dnfgefcrosrt, ius
nerhaIb 8 Mrnateu absube;ablen-uno Scl'
DE, tpeldle uodl red,tm6sige 9lnIprild1e all
Den beia9ten o Sd. neimbad, babeu, mereeu
ebenfaus ouf9efrroert, inncrhaIb pbentes
itimmten 3eitraume, ibre Hcdnun9en pcbIs
bcffdti9t eln,ubduei9cn, al
Gbale6 Seip.
Gaentaun, Wai 5. nq-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
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Caption Gbarles mfDraon.


Inter Den neun SfiGsren, rpeIebe
bon Dem 0taate Bir9inien inldnotf
nit Gbrenoegen beibenftmuroen, ffanp
feiner bDber Dur6 Mutb ooer DotrtDs
tlsmue, alS Capt. Charles WiOroan.
BON Der 8ereinigfen Gtaaten Marine.
|9Slr erinnern nn6 elmer 9tnefocte DIN
feiner Seloenfiibnbeit, rpahrenD oeS
lebten Sueges, bic uns BON etrem
'grennbe erSdblt tturoe, uno rie, rts
mir glduben, ntdt allSemetn tefannt
liz.
gu 9lnfansbes 6rteges mar Der nun
mebr GiIberbebaarfe 8eteran Elm [us
ffiger uno junger Geetaoer IA Der
"@onifttuttDn'' 9eb6reno, unb befanc
(f6 an O0ro jeneS G5difes in benz be-
riibmten 6anlpf nit Ger "guerriere., y
Bet jener oeufipiirci9en @eleaenbett
poObradte er eine Sanoluua duBerff
berDtf6en MagniBes. DaIe nab bem
Se9inne Der SCbla6t rpuroen beiot
Sabr5eu9e in Tol9e Der nnaufb6rlifen
Gancnaoe, in cine oi1te Nou6pCIfe
gehiillt, 70 oaB eS nnnlCalib mar. irs
9eno cine pom Yercefe 0eS anoern su
unterfbeioen. 3tes beifimmte ben
iungen Wiorgan, Die 9lufmerflamfeit
oeS GommooOre's Suu ebrerbiefiq auf'
ole Gdifli6feit tin3ulenfen, oab ein
Mann tn Die SDbe beoroertreroe, nc
Der Hanb ni6t 70 ribt geparft fei, um
Die Stelung Der @uerrtere Al ermits
teln, uno ole 2eute ansnneiIen rrte lie
lhre @eitbNte rt6ten folIten. Ser
eommooore lebnte ab, ir9eno cSemans
ben einen 70 ocr3neifeltsn 9luffraa All
ertheilen. Ser jnu9e Wcr9an erbrr
ii6 fofort ol5 Sretmiut9er lief Die Grs
9elletnen hinaaE mo mics ii einiaen
2lugenblifen Die 9eute an Den Gjefdlis
Ben al, inter einem Soaeel BON Rns
9eln. Seine Uniform Ipuroe an eI.
item balben Subeno StelIen cur6lr
hert mIo CT enpfien9 cine ooer ,pei
Ietbte Q8nnoen mabreno er in oiefer
gefabrpollen Gage mar. 9tls ole brIt.
rtide Ereaatte ole Glagge ftri6. befraQ-
te f0 ibr YefehlSbater bet Com. SOu1
OBJ cas Elm ipirfliher WenIb ipdre
Der in Den Se9elleinen Der @cnIfitus
tlcn ffatiOnirt 9erpeIen iei. "cya'' mar
DIE GrpleoerunG "irarnm fraot ibr ?''
-"gSetL" fagte Sacres, mir felt et.
ner b1lber Stunoe na6 Inn aefeuert
habeh; CT mus eiu 3aubcrsefdiibtes
2eben bateil,"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Qln s3iicberDdnpler.

Ga llntcr;eidnetsr bic gum lfrn Suui 2Ils
lentaun oerlaeeu miro, 70 bietet or hermit
feinen BCrratb bon 8udern gum Serfauf on,
tefebenb aus nn9efdbr
1000 Stiif 8erhor bon Sobn Srie6,
1900 I" guffige Sdnger, uno
200 F." @afCbin9tons 2eben.
Ollie perfdnfIid,e Werfe. Die beiben ere
fern Tnb mebrffens sinsebnuoen uno eebtere
in haIbsbano ein9ebuuoen. Gr Dilrbe oieIsls
ben su einem a Ser # b niaen 9preis
ablaeeu, an 8hd,erbdnbler ceer Rrdmer.-
Wian meIce fId) BAH, BEL
g. 81. Sage.
silIentnun, 9Ipril 2, nq-bn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12

Cine Mabrfa8erin.-Gp
ne 9errife Srau epoia gilibertin.
ireld)c in 9teuporf ibr Slid NIT
@abria9en 81 nia6eu Iudte, purcr
am letten 8rcita9 rafelbff bon Der 30
ltSep ein9e3o9en. Oiefe balb ffbtuarsc
perion bat es in ibrem @effdfte is
nett 9ebradt oaB fie ole @ebeinniiIe
elmer 9rohen 9lBahl SOerren uno ga,
men fi6 ;u oerfhafen rpnBte, uno oas
ourb in oen Stano gefeet tuurbe,
Wanbes aufs piinftli6lfe gu erratben.
9tebenbet bate fie nod, cine 9lnsabl
|oieniibare @eitfer aftaeffeIt. bic alIes
cnrdfpriften, uno ihr tren beridteten.
Defenders mar iTe oieSiebess @eldihfeu
Der jnn9en Serren uno Ganen, 10 fpie
aud Der Wldnner uuo Meiber einoes
peiht, 70 rae tie our6 sSHtriquen man.
DIE Che 5nr Srennun9 brante. Die
Doli;ep, trelhe fhcn lanae aitf oielc
Maoanie lauerte, bat fie eunlifb irs
SrDfene 9ebraht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Oe(elQtbafts 9(uilr6un9.

Die misunderstanding, prIhe ieithcr
snnter Der 9irma pcn Td ein9er uuo y Il
., in Der 8utIderet beitauecn hat, 1T nns
ter Dem 2lfcn glprif, nit beioericiti9er Ses
fpiliam9 aufaelSst mcreeu, 9liIc fcldhe mels
.ehc ncd1 an beia9tc 6iyma ItuIei9 Gnc, trw'
nen ihre &ehuua bel BEN llurrscidlneten abs
fthlieeen, rpelther bic Siiher gu ciefen Sne'
swat IN Ninccu bait.
Das GjeId,ift roiro mic friiher, all benz al
.ten Stmeplas pcn oem luterSsidueten fcrt'
'sstriebeu.
Sotn Satinger.
Ilientann, 9lrril 2S. nq-3r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Gin 55ous III perlebneu.

Gin grrses breisit5fistes 9aus, (cbne eie
rerhfre Gtube,) gelesen in Der 0auntcns
Gfraee it ~ perlebuen. 91enn es pedanat
aptrb, % tann bic 9iente in Boarding beSahlt
aperhsH. ge(ib fam tie sam lften Sunp &c,
gestE spsrbsH. Wau uIsloe Id) bnlo in bic
fer
Grudere1.
aaeusanr, slpriI d. --Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
SpnoopatbH(ber SbteragSt
cSonas g d,mibt,

Gtattst hiermir feinen bisberi9eu Sunoen
ihersliehcn Ddnf ab, fir ibre lluterltliBunN
ainr 3utrauen, unb nimmt oieie GjeIegcnheit
ihnen lcircbl ais Fem pnbIifum nberhaupt,
-au;u;siarn, rae er jeet feiuen Bchncrt nab
'9Illeutauu nerieat hat. gr 1T "a fueen in
rem SNaule no ehemals Or 9fpmi9 wchnte,
7wsi 3bilren cberbalb Or. Charles Rartin,
frn., no er fprtfihrt Die 1bierarseueifunes
ssadj Ssrmocrdtiher slrt ia betreiben uno ieis
ar DieEIfe allen lelden aytietet, bic ibn nit
abrem 3wtrauen beehren.
~ 9Iudh it er ais Aoert aneeffeat, uno
halt jeberieit pom ben beifen panilden, halbs
Tpnuiidaeu unD aenieinen 3iaarren, 9auh,'
SSaus nnb Sfnupftabod beim @rcBen ane
-5lleinen gum @erfauf asrf nanc.
sIpriI q, *-6nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12

ten Sd,ute fir NrduenSmmer unh RineCr.
9lle 9Irten Feber, ME Crib uno Stefles
ter, eeniugleter, Wicrecceleeer rrn alien
Nartcn fno in;meffcrt tei itnen ~ taten.
sIiIe srten Stiefel uuc Gd'nhc rereen onf
@tltetur9 scmadt une slpar di,f cR turisffe
9In;eiae.
,ylidartritcu aQer Srt werbsn cteufaH6 bes
frrat.
Ca Gs ilbcrtaupt quito sIrbrier dn9eitclIt
bdttn, 70 t6uueu ibre &aneen ld5 anf g,te
9Irtett Oerllfeu.
Cd lie jande SIufiueer urb entidlceen fIno,
eeoermau tiGia su beoiener, 10 bcffen lie anf
sablreid)cn 3uipruh.
E@Sur taares @5elo pirr ein 9eb6riSer
9lbSu9 9eriadit.
SAiferifein unb S6mibt.
gIaeutduit, slpril 2S, rq-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Gin 9Seraetttlni6

ber gerfiufer dusldnbifdber Waaren innsrs
balb eechn Ganntp, ME otefeIben benz Sdlats
msiIfsr pon befa9tem Gauntp anB9eten Nor,
ben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
QBeroelt Derlallgt.

800 bis $500 iuerhen lpgIeidl perlaHgt,
ncfllr CUTE 9erfld srnii9 ee9sten sreFbssi fDH
Ha6 h6ners srfabrt mar llloer Ern6eFet oee
gedoa 4sstriesS.
qfprif 7. ne in
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
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q Il 8 9 abe n.

u u y u . u.
Saar bejabIt auf Srbers an Stras
esns@pmmiilIOner5 S649 81
" an unterfhieblide perIonsn
als Sntereeen 1853 73
" fur llnterihiebIideS So 80
" an o. 81. Gage, fur Druder
slrbett SO Oh
an g q Bridges, fir Srbb g
ndnSen einSutra9en Is 90
" an ditto, fur Elm Gabrs Ge'
bait, gum liten glpril, 1910 45 90
an Ditto, fur Elm Gabrs @et
bait, gum 1lfsn 9lpril, l84l As 90
" fur SutereBen auf Stabt
Sias 100
" AT Srdns fir persebener
Gar 7757
Setrag Der Roteu auf panS Der
Staot 9eb0rsno % 43
Setrdg rer Borough Bills auf
Sano 1857 20
Gommiffru, al 10
llsberfauB, III 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Gin 9DferD llno QBa9eil,

Sdidlid fur einen sardmer, III su einem bil'
li9en preis ~ Serfanfen. Daan nrs!oe ftd)
in bieier Erudefei.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
Gin llemer &tefcr,
in 9lllentalhl.

in 9lllentalnt.
g q f ban gel,
Madt Den Ginwcbnera oou 9Illcntaun
uHo Der ilm9e9snc ersebeuif tcfannt oas er
einen
9Sctscn &icfcrfcDop
er6fuet bat, in Der odmiltcn Straee, einisc
5hrreu nntsrbdlb Der 91tfprmirteu Stride,
fpcIelbif er INNER alle in feiu Sad, aehorsnoe
gIrtifel auf 0ano bat unb auf BefeIIun9
perfrrti9t, ale
Sau6> uno ale 9lrten anoercr 9liber,
elmer ppn jeper @roee, Butter
faifer, Skinber, II. (. 10.
eauosStchrbalter eslfdttet er, ipsnn Ge bel
Ger Guantitit faufen eineH bebentsncen
9Ibjug.
EP9Ille 5liddrbeifen fperben fhnel, biz
fig unb dnf bic bette 9Irt befcr9t.
Hatban GrDrel.
Den 5ten Wdt. nq-bu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
81 euer 9 DUB ftpb t,
cSu Der Ctaot 9l[Ientauu.

lie llnterfd,ricbenen seieeu ihren 8rent@
Zen unb Gem publitim an rae lIe einen nels
en- Shuhfobr errfnet haben, in Der Snamils
tcnifrafe s,pifhen 9fupp's S.ctel nno Der
pcif SfTce, ipc fIe immrrfcrt duf Soono has
ben perecn uuo bcim Gjrceen uRe 5tleiuen
perfdufeu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-05-12
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2lrmcn 99esbmnl.a

2lrnen Sfesbmums.
Saar, @ilan, empfauaen bon
6cmD @bner, lsBtberiger
Sdaenieilfer, IL SO
/" enipfauaen oen 0feuben
StrauB, fur Gar, $40 95
BiIdns bem 9iehnunssfiibrsr so
hOrig 81 49,
1922 All
Totsu, onssescbrn
in 1888, 500, ,430 62a
giotrn, aue9sgcbrn
in 1889, 15,50OO0
-s35, $3.50 62l
ypten ,ernidtet in
1888 81 ,666 74a
Ditto, in 1889, 27,0S6 42a
Ditto, in 1S41, 4,10S 35
Sn ben 6dneen ces
Sdlaemeifers 1,15770
Silan; in &ireulaticn 1,2ll 674
-ss5, $50 G2i
Sumnie bssablt fir Gcmmiffrn
an Ienr1 @bner, leetheri'
ger Sd,aemeiifer, fur 1888
il1o 1889 S25 90
8aar besablt auf Srbsrs bon
ben slrmenpfIeser $40 9sa
@cnmilGon, IL 40
1922 47I
genebmist ben 15ten 9lpriL 1s4I.
Sobn @a9ner, @oriieer.
eSebn WIobr,
Daniel 6eiper,
Sobn Gfert,
alnbreaS .SIct,
cSohn Gehpeiler,
esSofepb 9)Dune,
Samuel Wioper,
Senrp Hei6arot,
Sta0tratb.
8eseuSts 9. q. Sricses, Shrsibsr.
Den 21ifrn 9lpril. nq-3m
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
Mavax rok CAsApA

Mourn oh! moura for Canada,
Tn, home oi the fearless brave;
F,f hef patript hesrts, all tried and true,
That with Freedom have Giuna a gfavr.
Mourn for her proud and naughty names
For her hrsf,lrss bloody lava;
FIR the shout al British triumph there,
And her SOLDIERS loud huzzas.
Moura Tor her stately homes,
10 smoking ruins laid;
FIR thu, hlnnd oi her noble aighborn sons.
That has stained The rulIian's blade.
Mourn for her helpless innocents,
The heauii'ol and fair;
For her cities sacked, K her harvest fields
b. CoLBoRsc's HANDS LAID BARK.
Mourn for her manv fa,herless,
Whose mud and lonely wall;
s nd th- widnw's CIV of woe that's horne
Ga the wing. OF the rising gale.
Mourn for her mighty fallru,
And her weapons ot war cast low;
FIR the RIGHrs nj the people trsmpied on
b. their proud British foe.
Mourn Tor the land made drsolst-.
~ the TgrantS sword and flame:
hoI The 'st' 81 her TxtLEs that brings
A cnrsr On the drspois name.
Mnurn inr unhappy Canada,
FIR her hest and hravest slain;
Whose scattered bones have hIrachrd
Upon the wade and naked plain.
ANNETTE
Swsntnn Angus, 9th IS4I.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
N o II I III A MERIC AN.

OF aud en'''ely irresponsible 20, the pcotls. .
'hes are The mere creature, Of the Cavern.
"ts "'"-ihe waxen noses shaped and
iash'"'rd by III. Exerllcary'. ,bnmb
frsay '"cn their MASTERS b,da,nr whatr,r,
+" hf--ss matter of coufsr thrif sp.roh.
ton "i the ninn Bill was ..Iong and l.,.d
nc same complaints, The identical ytirv.
anres enumerated in the erl,b,a,.d NJ.
~ fsro ResoiuiinnS NJ the Assembly II
Lower Csnsda, might he, and are. urged
sgalnsi the existence Of his nrom,lou.
hHdH, whose memi'rrs have, thus tsr dis
played more srtViiiiy and snhsetyency
than characterized the former Councils.
Let y not he supposed however, that we
despair III seeing the dawn Of better tavs
Tor Csnada:-Nn, we view in the imredi.
mrn's, eons'i'uii"nsliy and legally offered
tn the head-!nng, plnndering policy or Lord
Svdenham nv few consistent RrGnrmrrs.
he icaven that will We, work a re(orms.
| ton there. The first Parliament ri Uni
ted Canada MANY Of whose members were
reformed through the direct interference 81
| thu Executive--secured by scenes OF mur.
der and VIOLENCE TOO horrible Ia relate
can nevertheless boast nj some able advn.
Gates of The peoples rights and liberties.
who are neither to be bought, hrihed or
silenccd. THESE individuals have been
| fearless enough 10 expose The corruption
and violence of the government party. and
| viii continue In do sn:-The government
~ ins dilemma--the people throughout
the country are more disafrcied than rye,
at the working of This second experiment,
u2on their rights and privileees-the mer.
raniar portion of the tories are aroused al
The proposed reduction of the protec,vs
lntv m lumber and threaten IN turn reh.
IS and we donh, moi, in view of all these
cheering prospects. for a moment the JUS
tee Of Heaven and it's desire that the on
pressed and down-trodden Canadians
should free themselves from their blood,
task-masters and establish their ;ndrpen
tlence.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
AUGUST II.

..,saas ,n AID % in cur stducus task
,...,.;nr their grievances and pointing
-, ereper rrmedirs. We rrtarn nur
-.L.-f,f Ourselves we thank them, and
T.. he .,n- NJ oar oppressed enunirym"n
,h.,k ,hem--snd we sincrtriv hope
:, ,,,.e whs have thus evisce5 their
..,a3.hlp lar Ourselves and out country
.,il vet see the Gtsia-slsrred banner
x.,,ny IN ,liomi'h over Canada.
r, those who have taken oar paper u
49,. M, ye, paid Us, we shall nevertheless
h. ,b.nsful Il cn the rrcript Of this number
,h., .rn4 Us the amount of their snbscrip
,,,n. By 40 doing, they will enable IA ID
1fall th.; important Scripture injunction
"awe no nsn. 4"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
a MKRIcANS.


hs VIC aiC euous w
law down the Editorial Quill and retire
from the onorous and responsible position
which we have occupied before the pubic
for the past year, permit us TO call vour
Alteration for few moments 10 that cause
in which we have heen engaged, both
previous IN and since, our solourn in this,
N Won land Of freedom, bnt TO va. land nj
strangers and in which we are foreigners
and cxilrs.
ror The last twenty years, Canada. the
home or our childhood and the land Of ouI
choice. has groaned under the deadly incu
bus of a Caonia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
precedented in the annals Of modern hs'o-
~. Our counirvmcn have been horne
down by the most intolerable expressions.
Their grievances were similar in nature &
equally "a snbvers;ve Of their peace and
happiness. as those which caused the i'm
mortal Heroes Of 10 10 throw of their
allegiance to the British crown. They
.onrh, for constitutional redress-'hev
.nr,itinned and demonstrated, hut all in vain.
Insult was added To injury Until snhm'ss-
i'm ceased to be a virtue and resistance
became an imperative duty. IL was nor
until every means had been tried and every
eyprticnt exhausted, 10 obtain q removal
Of The unjust and tvrannicsl hdrdens by
which they were oppressed, that the Can
adams resolved 10 strike for freedom. They
saw the chains which their oppressors
,rsre forcing fnr ,hem-ihey saw that there
w,s No a,,ernative-no choice was left he
tween shirrt slavery aud an spresl 10 arms
and the God Of Hosts. They remember
ed the revolutionary struggle ri your 'ath-
e.s-Fresh in their memory was the elorI-
ons issue Of that memnrable cohtest-thev
had not forgotten that your Independence
was csinrd ~ the assistance OF their COM
rrvmen, D. ESting, De Grssse, Roeham-
hrau and De Lafayette. They saw them
s.lvss lar removed from their primary OPP
or,ssors-rhe Ocern rolled between them
,bev were contiguous to a Nation Of II
millions Of freemen. Under snch eircnH-
stances. could they-ousht they. 70 hesi-
tate what course to pursue' Their bur-
den. were growing more and more opp'ess
-. and their chains stronger < stronger
70 remain ouie, and submissive. was Ger
,,io va..alsss, while resistance, though
drnesrocs, might nsve'ihslrss Re Prsp'
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12
FOREIGN NEWS

From the .fIbi n we extrac; the follow
ing items htonyh, bv the .feadia.
" The Esstern Question wear. a salts
factory aspeci ss regards the Euronean
powers. France has expressed her willing
ness tn take part in the sIipuls:ions Of he
irestv NJ 18th July, last year, IL the four
powers who signed it, viz. England. Rus
STA, Prussis. and Austria, viii of their own
accord dissolv that treaty, Al our readers
doubtless rrcolleet how offensive the irea-
~ was TO France, she bring excluded by
the folly of Theirs, the ,hrn prime Minis
ter. Louis Philippe is ANXIOUS IN quit the
state If isolation in which the treaty
placed him in regard tn the Other powers,
and q mode sern,s n have beer Hit upon
which ell sFret that ebjeri without die
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12

noting farther is known. a fno
field Is open for the play of inn
aginalion. Il il possible. while
all is peace in Canada. that
some Of their cmissaries have
laid hold of these war-dous Tor
n time of nned7 or~-~which ious
seems still more unllkcly--that
preparations are u.aaing Tor a.
mother patriot" movement
In any event, il occurs to Us
that the proper authorities
would do we'll 10 examine into
the cause Of these sudden dis
appearances. until the mystery
is removed. "
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-08-12

hoaaF 10 any party.
We have said lAa, the Essiefn qarssion
Is Satisfactory "a fes sF1s tie Eaf"Irsu
pawrEs, bat Il - erflaig.sy ans 80 ~ req ras
th~ FtAAl@h rnsgitr. winch srrtns tp he 80
- ti.r otarr. The trtlellan in gsr F..are
IF Caadia 10 gss,.t f1n,ihshls. saJ ilie O.
tatnsa tr'st1s have been feqBeutiy sffs4sd
by the rxeIird tahahasnts. The lailas ing
extract ~ privsIr ir.irf iI'su' Gambia. ia
tel the i4'h ult, NIli GIVE sane idea - Eht
uatafe al ihr wafgsw HAT - wspfnF.
he war sincr "ur ssI has ,HcisHset
int" ~ iovrtrtatr contlict in ilr neaala'a'
Of Sl,akn. On tie An the Tux. who
had cnlrfrd ga ,hrs- heights wrte sad
denly attacked Va tbc trAt, aad ail thtii
courage WIS insdrVualc 80 defend tllenl
ff'm The nssNrs ~ stones AMI hiaHchrs
and lJhks of tees witch were huil a
down upon ihrtn lfom .hr sommils hy
their almost Invisible eucaneA A drtach.
mrnl q! 500 Arabs was, M il were, sB.
gaecd bet ~ iasccrssihie mountains,
ard tered & surrender. 10 Other points
ais the Eutks ~rie navt with ~ Iftcsi>il.
al- resistance, aud compelled 10 (sii back.
The Insurgents estimate their own lassc,
upon this day Ut lfor 500 Ia 400 mrn, bat
make that 81 the MussuImaGs, iocl0dinQ
prisoners, oHpuni ia hetwern ! GOO ard
400. On the 1874 aaoiltrf latte war
longht."
The SaItan. il is said, has bern obliged
to surrender - MrhrineI Ali the holy ri les
lot Arabia lar >alr Keeping, he hesng unable
IL protect them from the native hnnlrs
that saftouBd ihrm, which thr Pssha ha'
readily eng aged 10 la. The rea! strength
oi the Turkish rnpte woaId srem "a he
scairt at Aex1ndfis, and not CONSTANT
nopIe. Lord Pamcrston has not vet seen
he end OF these Eastern difficulties"
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THFCNION PARLIAMENT

Ia y ~ ~ " n IL In ~ VI IL ~
Thr Parisnpn, ol United Canada has
now hren several months in session. part
Of which hss been quite stormy. great
deal or time was ffltereJ away heiarc tho
Assembly would vnle reply 10 the Gov
ernors opening speech; but despite the
strong opposition made by The Radicals o.
ha;h Provinces, the ministerial party sue
eeedrd in making il harmonze with the
views ri the Erecn,ivr! The character
Of the House was thus decided; the boast
OF the G vcrnor, that he TOO would have
hiss party, was verifed-Ana that portion
OF the Canadian population, who, however
hostile To foreign domination. are conscien-
,iousIv oep,-ed to physical resistance, must
now be convinced tina, between Imperial
legislation and colonial tinkering, they are
detained 10 a state Of slavery, more uRmit-
iga,rd and calling than that oi the slaves
IL the Southern States. Although the
House has not sanctioned the gross and
outrageous details Of the present CnIon
Act, vet its opinion has been expressed,
tina, with a slight modification of some o'
sis present features, ii would receive The
s,pr baton OF the country This con
session ot the principles # this netarious
&C, on the part Of the House, has afforded
the government party both ia and out OF II,
q triumph which they were doubtful of
ahtsining-a and for il. they are indebted Ia
ihe protested Radicals of Upper Canada,
whn, anxious To retrieve their Province
from the heavy debt which now weighs
like an incubus upon il, add eiated al the
perspeetiss sketcheJ BY the Governor
through the loans which he expects tn
obtain from tic Imperial Tressury, have
acqai-scrd in the views OF The present adj
ruiniS,rs,i,n and committed an act Of spoil
alton and iajus,iee too shameful almost Ia
credit. There are few honorable except
inns from the mass Of the Upper Canada
Radicals, and who refused 60 saerihce their
Sifih-right aud their eountrymen on The
altar of manman hut the msjori'y. 10 thei'
shame be il said and as they viii yet md
20 their deep modification, have played
is,a the hands Of the most eorrup, and art
fol Governor that Canada was ever cursed
with.
or the second branch 10 the Government
the legislative council, il is Unnecessary TO
speak here-IIs composition S Sufficient TO
denote lite character. Appointed BY the
o,vsrsor Ter lie, its menseh isdePeoass'