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The following article i commended 10 the aiten.
ton Of our readers, as containing much practical
ruth Of great importance 70 those who minister 1t
the sacred altar The piece would have been pub
lislled entire, had our limits permitted.
For the Telegraph.
The best Method OF Preachfng TO secure
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rue, ~ taxing such q
course, men both II and our Of he church
may raise rebellion. and say that Ne 80
personal; but no man will nv on ! yss,a,.
sut and fitted Cor the devil. unIes. j, s.;,s &
MN % We desire 10 coDrert men rom
one sentiment Or practice 10 another ! DE
must nfss convince Them that we believe
ourselves what We wish 20 have them s..
l'eve. e they do MOI believe n our 81.
cerliy. our zeal and Iabors viii s. lo<, ).
iar q they are concerned. a full and IN,
belief Of religious ruth 10 regard q rs
wages q sin, and The happiness of heaven
naturally inspires The soul with warmth "a
zeal y preaching o perishing men. II oor
own souls are warmed Il he Gre Of eternal
love, others will Be most likely % f,.el ~
iorce of OR reasonings. Truth mn.t A.
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World 1o, fear there IS Too r,.>k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-16
Lord Palmerston TO Mr.. Sterenson.
Fosrrcs OFFICE, Aug. 3, lo4

FOREIGN OFFICE, Aug. ., Is4I.7
The undersigned Her Britannia Majesty Secretary
Of State for Foreign Affairs, has received the note
which MIR. Stevenson, Envoy Extraordinary and Mi.
MISTER Plenpotenary from the United States of Ame-
fa, addressed to him the 9th of February last,
COMPLAINING that the schooner Iago, bearing the U.
Plates Tag, and commandedby Mr.. Adolphus Dupony,
mad been detained by Her Majestys brigantine "Ter-
,,sant Lieutenant Seagram, and that the schooner
nero, under The United States flag, and commanded
e,'s brig Lynx.
mr. Stevenson complains, in the first place, that in
~! was done in these cases to the purposes of the
gage and to the cargo and stores on board the YES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-16
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER lo, 1s4l

continue to practise, and to which Her Majestys Co
vernment arc fully persuaded that the United States
government cann9t, upon consideration, object; be.
cause wfa. would be the consequence of a contrar y
practice:
What would BE the consequence, if vessel engaged
IN inc slave trade could protect herself from search by
merely hosting United States flag; Why, it is
pain tat IN such case every slave trading pirate we
tner SPANISH Portuguese, Brazilian, English,
French, or OF Whatever nation ne might be- would i'm.
mediately sail under the colors of the United States
every'crimIna could do that though he could not pro-
cure genuine American papers ; and thus all the trea
ties concluded among the ChIissan Powers, for the
suppression of slave trade, would be rendered dead
letter. Even the laws Of England might be So, at de
unce by her Subjects and the slave trade would be
invested with complete lmpunlty. Her Majesty's Co.
vernrf ent persuaded that the L. S. Government
mol maintain doctrine which would necessarily lead Il
such Inonstrous consequences but the undersigned il
bound in duty frankly TO declare TO MIR. Stevenson
tia; 10 such doctrine the BRUSH Government nevc
could would subscribe. The cruisers employed BY
Er Majesty Government for the suppression OF slave
trade must ascertain, inspection OF papers, the ma
tionalty Of vessels met with BY them under clrcum
stances which justify suspicion if such vessels ART
found to belong 10 country which has conceded Il
Great Britain the mutual right of Search they may be
searched accordingly; and thut if they be found to be
long country which, like the u. States, has no
conceded That mutual right, they may be allowed L
pass on, rec and uncxamned TO consummate their IN
tended iniquity. Her Majesty's Government feel:
convinced that the U. S. Government will see the
cessly Of this course Of proceeding.
But her Majes'ys Government would fain hope tina
the day not far distant when the Government Of The
u. s. will TO confound two things which are II
their entirely different will look to things, ant
10 words and, perceiving the wide and entire dis
tnction between that right OF search which has hereto
fore been subject of discussion between the two coun
tries, and that right Of search which almost all o,he
Christian nations have mutually given each other io
ton league, viii no longer permit the ships and sub
ects Of the Union 10 be engaged in undertakings which
the law of the Union Furnishes as piracy.
The undersigned avails himself of this occasion Il
renew to Mr.. Stevenson the assurances of his ds;in
cuished considerations PALMERSTON.
A. STEVENSON, Esq, &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-16
Lord Palmsrston to Mr.. Stevenson:

The undersigned, Her Majestys Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Afairs has had under his cons
deraton the note which Mr.. Stevenson, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister plenpo,enary of the United
States, did him the honor address to him. under cato
Of The 18th of May, 1910, complaining of the de,en
ton of brig under American colors, called the md
~" by Her Majesty sship Forester.
In this note Mr.. Stevenson, assuming the iniorma
t;on furnished 10 the United States Government oy
Mr. Trst, their consul at the Havana, 10 be complete
and correct prefers claim for Indemnity to the owne
of the lary,' and asks fer The exemplary punishment
of the commander of The Forester and those con
cerned in the proceedings taken by that officer aga'ns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-16
Lord pulmerston to MIR. Stevenson.

FOKEIGN OFFIIE, fhuB 1T, Ut.
yiscount Pamerston presents his compl'mentst to Mr'
Stevenson, and with reference to Mr. Stevenson mote
of the 9th inst, has the honor to transmit herewith 70
Mr. Stevenson, copy of the agreement entered into
between Capt Tucker, of her Majesty siooP .'roi
"Grampus," which was referred to in the notes ad-
dressed by viscount Palmerston to Mr. Stevenson on
the 9Th ns the subject of the detention OF the yes
sells the "Donglas, the "lago," and "Hero' by nef
Maestys cruisers.
A. STEVENSON, ESQ, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-16

RELATING TO THE DETEST'os OF
s"xs,c,, VESSELS on THE AFRICAN COAST BY
Re,rIsu ARMED CRUISERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-12-16

neutrality and the liberty of the DESTROYS to ma
nifest cordial good will 10 all natons and maintain with
each not only relations of the most perfect amIty, but
those ola commercial character upon the basis OF fair,
equal, and just reciprocity the United States will con-
tinue to give to their system Of policy sincere and
steady adherence Upon this basis the relations between
Great Britain and the United States, well as all
other nations alone be expected to continue. The
undersigned, therefore, happy to in these rela
TONS as well the justice of Her Maestys Govern
ment and the irnness Of his own the best reason TO
expect not only an abandonment of the power which
is asserted, with the whole system of vexatious
interruption aud surveillance to which the vessels and
commerce of the u. States have been subjected but
the future relations Of the two countries placed upon
the solid foundation ofmutual interest and comfy, and
more enlarged and liberal policy.
These the views which the undersigned mas DEEM
ed his duty TO submit TO Lord Aberdeens consdera
ton, upon the doctrines contained in Lord Palmersons
note, Of character and alarming 10 national
sovereignty and sensbilty and the friendly relations
irankness and earnestness which their Importance
merted, and with the high respect due to her Mnes
tvs Government. lie has, therefore, no other duty
now 10 perform than to transmit copies of Lord Palmer
slons Communications to his Government and to pro-
test, IN the most solemn innIer, against their doctrines
as alike inconsistent with the principles nf public law,
with the rights and sovereignty Of the United States,
and with that Of justice and right which belong
the British nation.
The undersigned prays Lord Aberdeen TO accept as
surances Of his high consideration and respect.
A. STEVENSON.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10

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ibnen bielee ibrer @rIcrgung aniieertrnuen
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mem @rluden uiIIfahren weroen, wenn bic
llmftdnoe es ucthpeneig MAIDEN folIten.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10

Sin 1cuecrtares @reiQujs CerSdblt Ger ct.
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einige peitidenhiebe, uno flogeu ocuon. gIuf
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ten, lehf bes 9iubers 'pfero mar hnter
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gen Sattel, uno eiten paar Mdntelfade /;
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f Summe eSeloes, perifieoene 55leiounqss
filde; allein ridts fcnnte entoedt iperoen,
has fiIiem Jlameli slldl. Bis gum uerlesten
Gamlta9 bate nod iiiemano eas 9DferD eeer
9eln ais ei9enthnnt anaelrrcden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
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msin Same einiQermaeeu nit Der Gjcupcrs
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ladlte ca5 oaburdt Shdoeu fur Die parthei
cutltchen mcdlte mtcrlieB id es, ir9eno einige
Semerfung 81 MAIDEN rber bic Treiheit, fpels
die man 9ertcntmeu hattie, meiHen 9famen Iols
dlergeifdlt scr od6 publitum su briugen.
@s llt mir abcr iu perfieteu gegeben tpcrs
ben, eaB mcr9cu bei Der Convention cine 9lus
ltrcngumg miro gemadt fperben, Deleaaten
Iu Der Stadt6 ,Senoenfion nit elmer glblldlt
dnf meiue gruenuuug dus,umiblen.
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men, Die 6rennce iein iclItelt 70 bite id sic
ernltItd, Der Convention su melern lin Sal
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Q(n S5rllcfenbauer.

Die @ommiBioners pen es6d @anntD ruers
ben fd am Dienifa9e ben %. Wldr3, nm 10
llbr 8Grmitta95, in Dem 6auie oes oeinrid
Dllin9er, in SbersMdforo einfinoen, UNI
Steine, Sauo, Salf II. f. no., fur Die 8ride
Del Cubb'S @erberei gu oeradoroirsn.
9Im W1itwodj ben 24lfeu N'dri nm 10
llbr Bormittd95 neroen ite in oem 5oaule bes
&lias Sie9er, il Ste9erspiae, Borlhldae ans
uebmert nm Die S1oliarbeit Su elmer Briide
ilber ben Sorodn su MAIDEN. Diefe Sriide
miro duf oeniclbeu plan 9ebaut, tpie bic bel
peter Stedels.
Donncrita9S een 25iten Wir, nm 10 llhr
8crmittagS, peroen iIe AM Doule ees Gaeob
3immermanu in q8eieeuburg bic eieferuns
bon Steinen, Jtalf, u. {. no., fur cine Sriife
ans9eben.
Senrp 2eb, J
-. Bearlpn = @omnifioners.
Sim. 9SelB, }
WdrS 10, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
SSefNnntmac6ulto.

Die Gcmmisicuers bon eedl GnuntD baten
peruommen, caB bic uuo oa 3ipeifel nber gee
miee puufte in Der @auntp 9ediHnHg herrs
fhe. Sie lnoen baber ale 2arbeiahler etn,
Gdl in Der @0mnr6ioner5 aintsifube einsus
1Hcen, no linen ois GHrdldbt BON aIIsn ga,
pieren uuo 3ehuunseH jeeersetf often ifeht,
une bic @cmniiBioHers weroeu nit BeraHii'
gen iere pcn ibuen seforberte siusfunft bar,
aber sebeH.
5enrp geh
%. Nearfcn, GcamiIITcners.
Sim. 49ei6,)
Madr; 10, nq-3n1
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
9ocftanlts S3ertc6t.

5oIgenos 8refe Fnb tiefc aGcdJe i'm 9lnens
tauner pCftamt liesrn Seblieben;
Satomon Slarf, @fq. Saceb 9erfenRcd,
2. Burger, @fq. Dapip Sierp, Simon 8rao,
meooon, Scbu 5ichie, u. @. Sropn, 5amss
Seer, 9iatban Snfer, Scbn Stleubare, cSobn
@dcrt @buarO Sranfenfelo, Simcn Gebres,
GbomaS oalbad,, Sreo. nabernder Biais
am Syafhart, g jtneaoler, ISM. 5teIlD, 9.
5fdper, Sobn eeicD, @sorge 2ucns, peter s..
gebr, @ieorge 5tnau6, SenrD goras, lBiliam
ganoss, @lBa lRiDer, Or. @. WiOcre, Uau
Ieubarp, 5ranfin Sdgrr, GbcmaS Stectel,
geipis Siegfrieb, y. Sellsrs, Watb. Seifert
,Holes Spinuef, Sona6 Sdger Sac Trorel,
2Inorew WeiBsrt QBilliam SaccbD, geei s..
1EbitneD, Charles QBieano, l8. 9. Doung,
JObn Yof.
81. g. @rigbt poftmeifer.
Dldrb 10,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
2eBte Grtnnerutt9.

9llle biejenigeu, rpCIde nod fbuloig fno,
an Die 5,iuterlaBenibaft bes pcritorbeuen
betnrjh George, feBthin bon Sno,
Bbeitbaa Iaunidip, geda @aurtD, ici es
duf ,pelcbe girt eS polte, ipereen hermit srnlt,
lid dnfgefcroert fdb an 30itsu WirS am
Naule oes Charles 3rcreQ einmfnoen uno
RtCbtt9feit Su MAIDEN. QSer oieie @rmabn,
uug oerldumt, mus e6 fh oann lelblt ,us
idreiben, menn er llnfolteu bef0mmt. QBer
Sproerungen an Die pinterfasenitaft bot,
betiebe fclhe ebenfaas an benz 9ebadIten 3as
&c einBubdnoigcn, inbsm lpitsr uihtS msbr
aaSenommen miro.
Charles Grcre[ 2orsu,,,xs
GalOmon @e0r9e ~ 0'0'
Wldr, 10, nd-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10

~ 9Hf eet qsenpu see sssllFi.ll Bidder,
iDridle man auf psF uIfFIfn gsile egr bfuIn
esn 3eitu9 beIannt 0emadli Flhnei, feIIen
audi sfpei cate mb etn SdJifif
ffei II pfrfanft iperbrn.
III GleidfalIe, fotten anf Der genba bes
Orn. @harleg Werb, ppel ocrtreffIide 3ndJts
pferoe, ein 4sgdnS gBaaet init 8abnD une
cine prddtge Dreldmuldine uertauft iper'
ben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
sl5efanntntaCtlltlta.

Der llntrrfdriebene beotsrt lfd oiefer Gjes
lrgenbeit fttncu Ereuuoeu, uno oem Dublifnm
iberhalptt arSujcigsn, baB sr ods Sd,nsiosrs
Cieicbdft ned INNER an osmielbsn Srt roo
es ebecem pcn @oIper rno 36lluer beirieben
nuroe, in Sisr06pprt, 9eda @apntp, fortbe'
treibt altpo er alte, bic i'm nit thrsr &uros
idaft beehren percen, 6iIi8 beotrren miro
Gr erbdlt tmmer bic ucucfteu N1oben pom
Dbdabelpbid, peripritht 70 feh0ue 9!rbeit ais
ile lcultno 9cmad,t noerosn fam, unO lsbt
gut fur alle feline 2lrbsit.
Samuel &Oloer.
EF@tr Gjefea, Der fein Saubwerf gut pers
itebt, fam bei ihm auf lan9s 3eit 2lrbeit red)s
men, rpeun er I'D, Icgleid meloet.
0ononPr, 9Pir, 10, #--ow
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-10
Q6erDelt perlaitat.

3wsi ecbrlin9e, bic bas @erber. unb eebers
Sereiter 6anoperf ~ erlernen fphnfden, bic
srpifheu oem 9Ilfer ocn IS uno II SabreR
fno, ruerosu lc9teif bel ben llaterlfriebeneR
in Der Staot Sethlebem perlanat. Gle fons
men duf portbetlbafte 8ebinSuHssn re@nen
rpenn ite iId fc9Ieid melosn.
eSolepb Getbert uno Gobn.
SstbIebem, Wdr5 10, ~ 3m