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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05


u A certain Crab, intends starting on
the track for Congress, he is slow species
and will find the ''heat" so very Payneful that
he Will gladly submit to have a Sheds pla-
ced orer him.--Ala. Beacon.
There is neither wit, sense, decencv of
manners, nor of feeling, in the above passage.
This "certain Crabb,' is that same General
George w. Crabb who led the volunteers of
Alabs ma to Florida who left all the endear-
ments and comforts of home, to fight in the
cause OF suffering humanity,who watched over
his soldiers, like father over his children; and
who was known to dismount from his horse.
and placed tired soldier in his seat. This is
the same "certain Crabb,' who has since
served Alabama, three years, in the Congress
OF the U. S, and that faithfully and ably. 1t
was to put down this same "ceriain Crabb. !"
that the Locofocos of Alabama, last winter es-
tablished that contemplate movement of party
despotlsm, the General Ticket System -
which, now that the people are beginning TO
open their eyes, has truly become "Payns-
fur subject to them; but all ofthe "Shield-s''
Which they can raise,will not protect the wrath
of those on whose rights they have SO basely
trampled. Let the men who rsked their lives
in the swamps of Florida, remember, that it is
their brave and generous leader who is spoken
OF thus ccntemptuously ass "certain Crabb, .
and let their war cry be-" Volunteers to the
rescue!l'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

President-that she viii now sustain INN, az
The Clnefoi this Republic, some may affect 10
bot none, in reality, viii doubt.
y Again, then, we say TO the country rear not
Harrison is dead, but Tyler is at the helm
He viii carry out, as far as he knows them'the
views of the illustrous man who now sleeps N
his tomb, and he will protect preserve ano
defend" our glorious Constitution Inc rights
of the South riH Be maiaaiacd, while lhose
OF every section olthe Union viii be respected
and defended. Above all, uaholy alliance q
he parso and acord, which threatened TIE llo-
critics of the people, will cease to sway the des-
TIMES Of the American Republic George "a
Journal
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

CHARTER ELEcTIoN.-The charter election
forthe city ofNew York took place on the ihir-
teenth of April, and resulted in the triumph Of
the Loco Foco's, but by greatly reduced ma
iorty. Last April the majority in the election
Of Mayor was 1923, now it is about 400 Mr.
Fix. Recorder Morris, has been elected May
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
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The FArR.-The fair, gotten up by the La
dies of Columbus, for the benefit Of the baPlis'
Church, commences this evening.
We learn that much time, and trouble nave
been expended, and much taste discharged, III
preparing for it /; VIC hope that they will not
be unavalling. Bright eyes, and sunny smiles
viii be there-great enemies there to an ~
dependent Treasury among the young mem
the post office department will be iound pafti-
culary interesting -four bits for letter
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05
MAY DAY.

The first day Of May, was celebrated by the
Young Ladies of Columbus in The usual man
ner.
At three in the evening, they formed a pro-
ccssion, and, escorted by the Rifemen, and
the Columbus Band, proceeded to beautiful
grove, in the subcrbs Of the city. On arriving
at the ground, the ceremonies Of the Coro-
patton commenced with the singing by all the
Younr Ladies, Of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

NAPoLEoN.-The following tribute to Napo-
leon is ON the pen of Caulncourt, the man
who perhaps, of all others, had the best oppor-
tunity of knowing him WELL
"Only those who knew Napoleon in the in
tercourse ofprivate life can render justice to
his character For my own part knew Linn,
as it were, by heart and in proportion as time
separates us, he appears to be like beautiful
dream, And would You believe that, in my
recollectons of Napoleon, that which seems to
to approach most nearly to ideal excellence is
not the hero filling the world with bis gigantic
fame, but the man, viewed in the relations Of
private life. This is contrast which often
affords me a theme of curious and interesting
reflection. In his intervals Of gaity. Napole-
on's flow of spirits sometimes betrayed him IN
to almost boyish playfulness. He was an ex-
cellent mimic, when he chose to exercise his
talents in that way, and were to thosewho fell
under the lash of his pleasantly.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

Alexander K. McClung Esq, has been APP
pointed Marshal Of the Nothcrn District Of
Miss.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

Saturday last, was the day selected by the
citizens of Columbus, for paying public tri-
butte of respect to the memory Of our late be-
loved chief magistrate. All Of the necessary
preparations, according to previous arrange
ments had been made, and every thing was as
it should be. The morning passed off midst
the firing Of minute guns by Captain Blake
ley's Company of Artillery, and as it advanced,
the low, deep notes of the tolling bell, told that
that it was an hour of mourning. At eleven
O'Clock, the procession under the command Of
Col. Thomas G. Blewett, Chief Marshall, with
the assistance of Mai. Richard Barry, Captain
Z. B. Randolph, and James T.-Harrlson, Esq.
was formed on Market Street, and moved to
the Baptist Church, where an appropriate
Eulogv on the life and character of the de-
ceased, was pronounced, by the Rev. John
Armstrong. The scene was one deeply inn
Dresslve; and the sorrowing faces of all the
vast coEcourse who were present, showed that
it was no empty pageant, but the griefwhich
comes from the heart. The old and the young,
the grave and tie gay, the thoughtful and the
| light, were there, but, for once, no cheerful
smile, lighted the cheek of beauty; every heart
seemed to feel tie nations loss. We were
much pleased with the flags borne by the stu
dents of Franklin Academy; the one bearing
the motto:
sour country mourns,
We feel its loss"
| The other, the motto,
"The trave has fallen!
| A nation grieves,"
The words, "a Nation grieyes," came home
to lis with the force of truth. 1t has rarely
happened in the annals of man, that one has
been raised to exalted station by the same
cause which placed President Harrison at the
head ofthis Republic. Gifted by nature with
a mind of muchstrength and clearness, yet fal
from being of the first order, but with hear;
glowing with an intense anxiety for the inter.
est and the glory of his country, and impellet
by an earnest Gesiro TO discharge faithfully, ev'
cry trust which she should confde to him
the instinct of virtue, and the guardian hand
An all-wise Providence, who rules over Tho
destinics Of good, ever led him in the way hi
should 90. The moral grandeur of his char
acter raised him to the most exalted station
among men, and now VIXEN he has fallen,
Nation * Shrnuded in mourning. and millions
yet unborn, viii look hack to his istory, as
bright example of virtue, meeting its Just re
ward. May the lesson whichis to be learnet
from his eXaitation, sink deep..into the heart c
the American youth. The example of on
such life, is more lasting benefit to a Nation
than all the Rhetoric which was ever cxpcnd
ed in legislative body.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

The bill passed for the relief Of the Banks of
Pennsylvania, la 8 been vetoed by the Cover
nor Of that State.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

Whiggery is slime article" Mo. Regis'r
Very fine, it is almost invariable envelop-
ed" IN Sih.-AlG. Beacon.
In short time, the Locofocos viii be glad
to get Negro cotton, seeing that they can no
longer live on the Public crib.
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ATKINsoN's CAsKET.--We publish, TO day,
the Prospectus for this work. The Casket is
well known as one of the best literary Period
icals the day. Praise from US is superAuous
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I'M, gentlemen,
Your most obedie

JOItIi i lEh.
To Tillman f. Jetcr Philip Mayo, VIM. w.
Dickinson, Peter Elmore, Youel S. Rust,
r. II. Burch, Robert w. Hill, Joseph
Blunt, John NJ. Timberlakc.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-05-05

Bring flowers, fresh flowers, for the Queen to
wear,
They were born to blush in her shining hair,
For this throu its leaves hath the red rose burst
For this, in the woods were the vioets nurseG,
For this, its fragrance, the iassamine pours,
They are leaves, our gift-bring flowers, fresh
flowers.
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geritflf pes 0riraeIefretairs.

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ner Segleiter, nod nidlt pfrltdern fonnen
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erpeileH, 70 tpiro Der Strieg NIT Shdti0feit
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co init tenn 6tfentid1eu Snterelie pcrirdolid,
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fur npdi i'll bielem Sabre Su erridtenoe Ners
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Ter JfriegeIecretalr ratb an, bae W2ilitdrs
perIouen ais 9Iuflebcr Der 3eugbduier ere
nannt fperosn Ioaten. in Die Stelle bon @is
Sil'perIpuer, medle Tdl fidt 70 gt edfnr
paGeu. Sur oa5 3ablss uno Guarticrmeis
llers Cepartement miro cine Suieelide Ners
miIliguna BON S25, ,937 3hl. rrbeten, ba Der
leBte @GugreB pieIelbe nldlt gemad)t pat.
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sseriht bee &tcfccretairs.

Der Secretdr 1agt, raB bic bon benz lebten
@ungre6 fur ons laufenoe Sahr gcnladten
Yerwilltgungcn binreldleuo fInb. Sn bem
See penIons Sono bat iIdl Elm 9u6falI pen
1855 ,666 3bnler geieigt, meldrr au9cnblidlidl
ereet pelbsn ieIlte. Die plGBlidle 2udtlmft
Der 6reqatte 2irancDpein beedrf elmer @rflds
run1. 2IuS red purd Capt 8eItcn, BefebIss
habcr jcnes Sd,lfs, an ba6 Departcment
liber(anoten @Cpclcten erbellet, ooB bic 9rri,
le 9lufreguua, mcdle anfau96 WiiS III @ngs
lduo berrldlte, unlerm Winiiter an jtnem $40,
fe bemcq, benz Commodore Null, ipflder cie
8ereIuiqte Stdaten Seemadt i'm mittelldnbi.
ldler Wteere ccmmdnotrt eiue Wtittheilung
~ ilterfhiden, pcucn oas HeGultat mar, buG
pd6 GeidNpaoer, bamal6 in Ddbon licQeuo,
jene Staticn oerliee, i'll Ger 2bfd,t in Gee
III ltedlen, ln Die nabre Gage Ger 0inge Slpis
l,tcn ben BCretnigtcn Staaten uno @jrpsbrit.
tancn in @rfabrmg gu brlugell, uno aletann
cnhpeoer eiue Staupu ipieeer etuSunehmen,
ceer beiriniedelu Die Sregatte BrducD.
men fegelts ldueller ais eas Commodore
Shtlf, uno oa @apitdn Sclton feline bcfrieois
gence Jtadridlt cuf Der Sahrt erlaugcn fcrns
te, 10 lteuerte CT heimmdrt6. Ter Sccrctair
rmrIeblt ole @rridltWng etue6 ltdrfcn beimis
ldbcu @eihmaCerS fur ole orrtbeoqurgslole
Suite. Gr betrabtct Gin itidhc6 Gtatliies
ment ais pcrtrcfflDct gcei9urf fir Gle Dierips
lin Der SecIeute, uuo Der amerifaniId,e Gtenit
wuroe audi odourh eiueu grceen 8ortbeil,
IN Ger &cnutmiB pic Suite su bcfabren, uber
euen Nemo crI0r9cu. Gle fcgleih &ermehs
rng oe5 Gjelhug OcpartemcmS wjrp, in
@jemdeheit elnc6 Berihts prn ben See@cms
mdireu, brin9cno auempfobleu. Der Secs
retdir geoeutt in Stdnce gu ietu tcm @cus
nrcs bei ieiuer ndditcn re9elmdBi9en Sieun9
Ell ooutduci9e5 uno motl curdloadtc6 DE.
fcrm'Spltem fir cen SeccicHlt pcrlcgeu 81
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30
Cfin MiuD i'm 9sSalDe perlpren.

Ter San9er, Waiue, QGbi9 la0t, ons cire
Tcd)ter beS SNrn. .. lB. Bccbar, pon 2ius
ueus, in 9IrcItccf @duntp, murte AM Ofcr>
geu br6 A. HiCieS ppu ihrer Wiutter Al rinem,
cine babe OtetIe enfernten 9tadbdrbnule 9es
ianet i'm etpds Wchl Sum Srnbflld ju bc,
len. Da6 Mdodlen mar MIR 8 Sdbr olt,
uno rerIcr ibren lEeg I'M Balce. 9Im nddls
fen Wcr9en perlammeltcn Gh etipa pier3ig
Hadbarn uno 9aben iIdl oufs Sudeu, fas
men ater obne Die gerlrgife &unoe Surlid-
9tm britten Gage flnoen I'd, ,fptId)en s,pet
int bret hnnocrt Settler suiammen, beren
S.erSen oou Witleto uno @ifer maren, ben
fIeinen Wanoerer in ete gIrmc Der tetrubteH
@ltern ;rldiufuhreuI
0ie ejeienldaft 9ieng fir cit erffes uub
lettes 9idd'Sud,en. Gas Rino mar orci 1as
&c aro erci 9tddte i'm QRaIoc geweicn uuo
pieIe oerScn waren 9elunfcri, neil Die Sorffs
nung uerlcren mar, b1s Jtino nod lfbeno sl
fineen aber rehen Sdlidfal ~ erfabreu cter
CO surtd,ubrin9cn, mar ber au6orudlidle
1Bille eine6 Seeen. Der babe Gag mar nit
eem Giuorin9en III een gGaIb sersaneen.-
Sc mar 3Cit ans 3urlldgehen Su ecnfen, ater
mer fennte cieS, mdbreno ein unlduleiges
Rinb pieeidlt MIR fpeniae 9futben Dor ibnen
herum irrte mo Ole GjeleHlhdft orang ties
fer in bic gBilonis. Gie Spnne bate BEN
Mittcpunft errreidlt uno neigte lIh nadl
bem @eiteu. Die 4inic Duroe 70 meit fpie
npglidb ouegeoehnt, uid,t Elm Suit1 pter
Baum, no Gin 6mo perftedt fein fcnate. bleb
uneurblrldt. Sie waren cine gSeiIe fortqes
qanaen, als Der Manu anf Dem duserlfru
Seitenpunfte eiuen 8nld, iitj biesen fab.
gr lief NIT beflommcneu Ner;en. @r Ifanb
fin gSar es 1eine @lnbilounaefraft ? Gr
gafffe einen gIugenblif. Der 8ufh boa flcb
ipieeer uno er FAB ben SIepf pes fIeinen 9Gan.
oerer6. @r oraug oerpdrts uno fano oae
fleine Micdlen auf eiuem Slcoe lIeenb unp
bic 3peise ,erfuifen, bic fIe pom Sulhe 9e.
brecbeu uuo Die 70 9Iiflid ibre Gntceflms
herbeifibrten. Sie ihieu nidlt erihrcfen,
iagte oae lIe orei Oiddte i'm Malce gelegen
unn nidlt5 BON pilnen 2hiren 9eb6rt ucer aes
fehen babe, uno bae fie ned Dor 9idd,t nud,
Tran ccnaros gu gelan9en hadte fir eae
.Diehls Sic ld)ien gnfdnee niCht hunqria,
iobaIo fe nber Elm G,nd Sroo 0cos1en, ipdr
ihr Geihrei fir mshr beoauernemertb Gje
mar nnr etma orei Meilen pen oem plabe,
100 re II ben gSalb geglngen. Sbre 5lIeis
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hatte iIe lr9fdilig gefaitet NIB III einen SIiis
feube,ua 9(than, feIblf bel Iadt ibu nidsf iiber
pa seeedtAIm ihi lsle ie faSir, laiiber 81 hals
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ltnpartbeiiide
llnabldn9iafe -fSeter.

Tct clner BerIammlung Ger @inmobner
bon SbersSanecna, gehalten am l2ten Su>
NJ nuroe S c o b 8 orre 4 gum 8cr(Iber
uuo George 9lnfel als Seeretdr aes
mdhlt.-Jia6 oieicr Organization muroe auf
Bprfhlag
8ef die fe II, DaB baS berannabenbe
Observation-Disclosures auf unpartbeiifde Dirt
9efriert peroe, am Samlfag. cen 3ten SuIi
al oem Dauie pom Sacpb Beif Ell in be-
iagtem 3aunihip.
-Da6 fol9enoe Sosrren cine Committee
bileen, I'm ididlite slncronunaen III ma,
den: Scbn 8laHf, SenrD 9Pcmie, pbilp pers
ion, @fq. @ecrge @ernet len. cSolepb SSros
Ser, Saccb lleberrotb, gEilIiam Sdneiber.
Charles Slemmer nno Capio 0iieael.
-Oab fol9enoe 5oerrem cine COMMITTEE Biz
cen, i'm paIenee 1riufpruhe ab,ufaIen !:
Saccb @rpman @iq. gBiGiam 8. g8ittv, uno
2lnorcD &. 9Bitman, Ga.
-DaB Sor. Charles &. Witman bic linz
obhin99teit6 @rfldrun9 in Der DeutIdben
Sprddle uerleie--uno Joerr Sfrael 6. gbo,
mas in Der GnoliiCben.
-DoB u. 6. Brigbt, Ga. erfudyt weroe
cine 9ieoe IN en9tildJer Spraebe III balten.
SSerr SO fe miro Tim | llhr Tad,nits
tags cine prdbti9e Rabbeit auftragen-uno
Der 2lnbruh oes oenfpurcigen Cages miro
nit RanoneOnner be9rn6t.
Capt. Snhrer's 9iiccersSdnecua Gruppe,
Die Soanncper Hcifeb3dngere, SbersSaucc,
ma 9ieifels9fdn9ers, cSuoepeneent 8lues BON
Jiieoer'Saucond uno 9apf. eDnn'6 @ompdos
ME 70 rpie oa6 pubIifum ilberbaupt Iinb adj
tun9suptl gu oiefemt 6sife eingelaosn.
SacOb @orrelI, 4relipent.
@ecrge 9!nfet Sec.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30
tieberiiebf See ggsorftnreiie.
pbiIabelpbia, zen 25ffen 9umi. ls4l

phllaoeiphIa, zen 25iten 9uHt I84l.
Bemerfnugen.-9luf unferm gPorft
gcht c6, fpie es immer in oieier Sabrs,eit oer
san IT, gang fiji her. 6laur it i'm Wrcile
9eltIe9en, ueil MI. ipeiig i'm W1arft mar.
Slaner uno lR b l.-Sslauer perfouf,
te ans4 l2, nne 8erfdufer fcreern ieBt Sd Is
9ieggenmebl irurbe an SO 12 perfauft.--
WClidfcrnmehl perfanfte an bcu 80 IS bis
2 &bclcr in SdrreL uuo in Shos. an SIG
biS sl3 Is.
Getratbe unS Saameu.-Msai,en
cerfauffe an 81 l3 biz | Is. Mef(dFcrn
an So big 50 @enis. 0icgoeu an 5S Bis 55
@ent6. eafer bradlts 80 bis DO gents eos
Snihcl.- 8lahsiaamen perfauffe an sI go.
8pps, bradte oirfe Wcbe 50 IA bic
Icnnc, nno it i'll Jiadfraap.
9S y / 8 feD.-2in 23 Gents Die @aae III
er nidlt in Iadfra9e.%
vi t. llnscfihr $50 Stld
Sdlien befaneen I'D, i'm Wldrft, eeld,e an
So 80 bic 81 so uerfauft wureen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30
99pffantfs 9serifht.

6cisence 8riefe lIub eisie @cdle I'M 9IlIeu,
taaner pcfamt liegsn 9sbIieben;
c5acob 8ibi9tauS, Samuef 8repu, @ia.
NrnrD geufle, @ieOrge @lifton, gpeia Deuat
9HiIIiam Gefdller, Denrp Gbner, Danisl
Hrieb, Sarah Setter, philip 5inf, Marp R.
Scr, philip @jerrse, Sofepb 5oarIman, @b'S
Nausr, Spbu S3emcrer, @la. @brp. 6. erds
mer, Sol. Soef Sed, Charles Sfcnlea, Qcrens
NIein, 6enrp eauoenfhliger, @h's N1iller,
0enrp Dainf, 1bcmns WtilIer, 9ho's Siews
barb, Srbannes prcls, S.eieeIterg, Spbn ..
91itter, @harle6 q. 0Ruhr, Or. GafI Sd,ies
fencsder, @barles Ssip, Gfq. Marp Guam,
2Iedm StanHer, Snhn Sheee, Sohu Shif,
fert, 9Reuben Grcrel, @cultable lnaneff,
&harie6 9aitman, gjecrge 93cilcr. cSchH
9Hdaners s. $. gBiIliams, Spfspb 1Seduer,
Nlotsft 9loll. 9RarD ycunrt.
81. 6. srioht,
a9irenoer pellaieiiter.
SUM- 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30
assrlbt Dse 0lenera!. 9.oiEneiiters


Der G'eurraspclfmeiter ingt, cS hntc I'D,
naf elmer genauen uuterludlung erpelcn,bae
ods Deparcment cen @cntractcr6 am liteu
leBtcreu Senner Die &ifnme rcu S 447, ,O29
ltbnIoete, rpcorn jcocdh ein bebeutencer Iheil
pcu bcn @infunicn ees 0icrteljahrS, wcId,es
iidb nit bem Bitten Wers euoete, beSabltwurs
&c. 9iddI enem Seriht pon benz 9moiteur
ubcr DIE aueitehcncen @ontrdcte, irro eiele
Sdulo ned, bis uber cine babe Wliuion 2hds
fer teigen, ppSu ncd) cftmdlS 9lniprild)c fir
onoere nbeSnbltc Scroerun9en tcmmen. @6
blettt teem @cn9ree anhelm 9efeIt, oh Der ocn
Contractors jeet ld)ulcige gelauf aus Der
GdtOndl Sdagtlmmcr beiaht weroen, ceer
Oh Gas pcta 0cpartemcnt upd l6nger in 3ers
le9eubeit bleiben, uno nit Sdlpierigteltcu Al
fdmpfeu hdben Ioa. Die bphen greifc ipcls
dive Die Giienbahu Gjeleaffoften fir Die
Transportation Der Hoffelleiieu fcrocn, uuo
audl erhaltcn boeen, Oerrlngern iehr bic Gins
nahEie. Gle bon meinem 8er9dn9er auf
beindte alien Ncitrautcn IN &clSphun9 9es
br1dte 9lucronung, oas ppitfeGeiien nur ole
ieds Wcdlentdge rdnepcrtiren su lallen, als
Icin nicbt am Sonuta9e, eripart riele Sciten.
Bihreuo man in einlQen 3beilen ceS Sanoee
lchr sufrieeen nit eiefer @inrid,tung If fld'
gen 9Inoere dber earltber, Ga ineeGen cielelte
cine greee @riparniB fur bas Gepartemeut
lit, 70 babe idt eie 8ercrnnun9 meinee Bore
9dn9er6 III oieler SNinddt beibebaltcn. Gas
neue pcfamts Gjebduoe pirb aller g8ahrs
iCtelnlihfelt nad) uor rer nddlten 3ufammeHs
funft eee @ongre6es oolleueet fein.-@)dS.
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glerthanpten 8anf, Nlnni b

yicrtbamptou 8anf Suni %, 1871.
Stadricht miro hermit 9c9eben, sufoIse
Der @cnifimticn ulrb oeH @icleeen ees Staats
pennDIunuien, rae ber preicent uno Die
Cireftcren Der gcrthamptru 8ans aelegen
Ill Der Stact 9lllentann, eechd 9annlp, lIh
entltlchen haben bei Der ndehlien Gieiebaes
bung oisfes Staafs fur cine 8er9rreernng
oes @apital Stcd5 anahalten, ndmiid, ppn
l25,000 ghaIer su 10000 GhdIer; cbne
cinen Mehiel i'm Nameu mo StyI erer in
Der eccaticn beGaater Hanf Sn Sertangen.
9Iuf Srber Der 8carc BON 7irsficrs.
Gieorge 6ef. GaGifef.
9nHi 90. NO u
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30
% a brtdbt.

Die Mitglieber Der "Aaentaun eeIe Sc,
fclllhaftp rpereen bierburf benadrihtiqet
ras Die 9ibrafD, fur cas 9Iusleiben pom Sn,
ferh am Samifa9e ocn 26iten SUM- aeSffs
net wuroe. Sie ipiro bon bis llbr iecen
Samltaa effen 9ehalten tperoen, bis weitere
yladrld)t he6ue9cn crtbciIt miro.
s. S. Jiube, it. Seeretdr.
Jtnl 20. Hq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30

liiH esirF s'ii'ff fllIFlt. 4frfli rdfFaiIffs
feliFH alhbF Orr AIsaeHEff ssRHrrfeJ faHh itiH
afhen cen gInfrnE 81 ~ 81 iIs eggsht p
1EIr aatperten 4 Vein ghf banns Hlib
rraanlIirt eiih - Wgt feff Diauena bic Q'ffs
cirrfie, Die 2uqeuo itrp bic JaIente ucfi Spbu
NanFs pcm Wulfe Dor Hllaen, iuo 'maht ee
befannt NIT ben 4ertrrbenbrittiL ireldle peFs,
ters 9iegiernHge esgerpatung fen unfaerrf
haIten. gilet dnfenre ppifsnun riffet aic1
gum Gtreit; leio ipadifaui, nh6 per Gtaat
miro ourd, uno ourdl refcrmirt 81 neiigm See
ben errradlen. .--@at 9gadlter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30
9cmDfratifdbc oiceenfrci,aaurcr !

g8ir reoen mir Stcls 81 end,, iuaun mir
Der 9lorreid1en 9eppluticn geeenfen, mclobe
in mferm Staate pnrd cure 8ermitteIun9 ;u
Stanoe gebradlt fpuree-ipann mir uns cure
Gaufenoe pon Mebrbeiten, cure heiee Saters
Iauesliebe uno Die reinen 0ruuoidee Der De-
mcfrdtie tns @jeoddtuie ;uridfnhrrn, bic
eudl elm 9lutriebwaren slI enren furs pcrgaus
senen pcIitilden &dmpfen. 1Eir pi6en, oaB
eiri frifdler 9Infruf nidlt umfcuit an eidD gps
madt merosn miro, oas cie 6iaumc inner
ncdb trennet nuo gu einer nellrn @luth ems
porIceern niro, mann Der Shlahtruf sur
gefdmpfHHg unferer polifilden Seince ert6nt.
Sbr pereet aufS yieue aufgefornert, in enrer
9nn;en Stirfe hervcrSutreteu uHo pennlyls
panien unn leinen luhIedlteu 0leeenten ~ Be-
freien; bic Gemrfrafie erblidf III euo, ben
reofen 9Irm ihrer Stdrfe, nuD erlpartet fcs
gar nod gro6ere Wlehrheifen, aI6 roriees
Spdtjabr geSeben ipareen. gEIEn Eeumirnf
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snni 60
Oh Ear -GolIeftors.

Ole pm cen @ommiBicnrts uen estha &C..
ernannte Gaf grIrttcren perhen eriiidbt ibt
re DupIllaIe duf W2Unfaqs cen 5fen sSuii, ls
oer @onmi6ioners gsmtsilibe obsubrleu.
yoliab 9Rboaos, G1raber.
9nll 81 ll1-ln
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-30

Sim lebten Scnndbeno, in Der 0iddlt, fclls
te elmer unferer beutIdlen 2auesleute, Nerr
@iienbciS, Berbraucr i'm intern 3beile BON
lIllegbeuD, beraubt meroen, allein er b6rte
edrm uno, nit elmer piitolc bewdffnet, rief
er ben Sdurfen 81, ftchen 81 bleiben. Der
cine, Gin 9cfpifer @larf, Iprang Die Ircppe
hinab, nno in eemfelben Monente fd,cB 5or.
@iirnbeie uno traf ibn nit einer Qdonnq
Sdlrct in zen Soal6. Die ;rpei anbern ents
fdmen, ieccdl CAB le Glarf, Der srpar t6otlid
perwuncet mar, aber ocdl nrdl ipreden fcnn,
te, an. @larf ifdrb ceS ndhlfen Gags uno
puroe am Montaa bceroigt Sorn @llenbeis
mar furj Supcr fem pfero 9efoblen mo Elm
gerfnb 9emadlt wcroen, in Ieiuen aeler su
breden. So trtfft Sorn. @iieubeis nicbt Der
mlnceife Gabel = ieoer anoere pilroe cbne
3peifel eben 70 sebanoelt babsn.