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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-05-14
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Mdrtmen.

%. 9(Ges eeben, Streben IT unb { ii II
oerpinut crt bdnu etue oerntufttge 9ndt, renn Der
G,laute an bic Il n # tdfett tn Der Wttte
lieat.
gGe alten NeDiterter, neld)e > fir 8 tn aeapp>
fen, 0rpben6tn tn Ehructen, 3orrd fte ri
in . ri n, M inc in @retd, SDurns,
uuo 6 t) II in 81 EFT ffeten, traren auf Die
eehre epn Der llulerbltdtett 9eernnoet.
9Qe 9ehencerempntrr Der dlteten Nnlter centen ouf
bte Gprtbduer ether onoern 9Selt
or. Stpl(bc q bat biees tpetfdthti9 duSocftbrt.
80. g1er lSiet pbne 9lustdt in ene anoere gSe oas
ercFe Nrpb[em rpdrum III 70 oft Der 9ered1te, Der
ebellte WenIh BIG an fetu eeben6enbe nn9h'dItd
eett warSe pes ttsss Elm epiaes adthiel bletteu.
80. "O SRenfd Elm allsemetncr Batter! etne itns
Ferbd,e Seete, Elm etpt9es eebeu, fteb bss 1T hene
tpabre cerrltd)tett.. :,
SO. ,,gBenn @rtt ,ndd)tig nno aeredt 1T, fdrieb
|9f 1t ffeana @eltair {, 70 tit metne Seele ,'n<
fetnen 9usenblid Nber bic lnterbltdte't Der SeeIe
itpe tfeln., Tom Kill ..
a. gtie fcnnte es i'm plane Der Sdbpftn9 lie9en,
Ihaf am @nbe bic Suntme bes 0uten Urn Der Snmrne
ibes B6fcu itbernp9en tperbe.
IS. Shne Nelt9tpn, bic ms Elm dneere Vdtcrlanc
jenetts bes Grobee sets ldet d biefes Heterogeneous
ridt berednen.
Sc. Die be{ere q8e Die auf bic 9esentpdrt9e feG9eu
mus, nennt bic Sfenbrune Gtp 9es eeben
81. "g2enn audi bdS lle6erAetpid1t beS Sdlltmnlen
INper D0S S)ute el9e Oe1pIlUeTo HHSlhuttoe SttoV'
epr,ialth elepb n1ddt tpenn fn9ar ettt irlfer
llnern piee betreen cute 70 berubtaet bic 81 IT
ben raufenben 8eiit i1ber bic llncrbnun9en etned
9uqenbld6 nit Der oarnouie elmer Gtpiofeit, NIT Nus
Idten IT, ene 3ufnf, tpo in etrem uncnoliden Srcnte
BON gerQniGen Elm Grbpfden Btttertett f1d pertert
unb 100 bic i'm opGfpmmenften @lan;e aecfenbdrter
qotltden 9bhen BENT Der bier undulbi9 0ettten bat
ben aerineten Sd1mers nit tanenbfdItisem ger9nr9er
erleeen tperben.''
i SfeGtn @efd,. Der Menfhh. 1. g. g: 1873
3S. gEer Der harrenoen Men1hheit btefe trnlteno
Grndrtung su entreifen itdht, TT ,etn lln8ebener
bos teinen Vlae in Der menfhItd,en @e1eaidaft per
Ioient.
4 Gin berrfhenber @laube an bic Sterhldbfett be
tSeele tpirbe Gtaaen unb B6lter serrutter ttb 2dt
Ioer uno Retd1e balb su g9Iifen maoben.
80. Gin Menfh = fld) elbf itberld1en -pbtle Slus
td,t unb Npfnuno, tpdre bas elenoeite @5efh6pf pe
dies fetne Song6fraft MUIR barum erbater hdtte III
,u erfennen tpte tpett beer bic riloen 2bere bara
tIfnb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-05-14

30. 98taf ou rpiien, mas Der Menfh I'M ou9emetz
men Ut fo la9t btr etn 8f IN bic lSelt nno IN bid
1elbft htnetn % d ~ d) # er Me INF d.;
Al. @s 3egen flcb in Der aQgen1euen MenIthens
9eid)tdte 70 oiele Sdwdden ber Weu1hen, nit Srrz
tbum nb Mabel9tetten perbunoen, baB bte1e Betratz
n9 febt Die Seltpeten auf bic Sernlutbun9 flbrte>
es nl1e i1d etne beipnbere Heppluttpn in Der MenId
bett erct9net haben.
A. "Dae 6ottum, pas unfere Tatur oerborbeu it,
lit unleu9bar."
Dalbere lle6er bas llntoerfl,m 9. 119
43. "Oer iNeenI9 trd9t jest nod Spuren fetner urz
fprungltd,en 1grDBe ntten unter ben Nar>en fetneS
tiefen Gals.'' SatIers9. b. H. g. 199
Sd,on Der alte q e9Dptti de prteter fprad,
BON etem droarSen SIutstrrpfen In ben @tn9epetoen
oes Men1hen, Der du6ecpaIcten tperben n1lBte.
Con fuc I Il BON ctnen Sleden i'm JEtQen bes
Menihen, raSurd 1etne Jtatur SerounteIt uno 9e>
Iebtpdcht tpitrhe.
&lanbius rcnnt tin ben 9lfternin,bus in uniern
@eoanteH unb @e(lnnun9en, Der NIT benz Wenlfen
du Die gelt t6utmt eaourd tn uns bic Strahlen bes
|Stbts 9ebemmt uno 9ebrpd)en meroen.
pope raunte oas menfd)lthe 9eben Elm 9rcees
IQabDrtutb, bcdD nd)t pbne plan cine 9StloniB, pc
llufrant nnter ben Slnmen pdd :etn @arten, Der NIT
InerbDtenen Sriid)ten Derud,t. C1. g. g. II. Ill S.)
Die 9ieitisunqen, bic IId) beD oen dItcen Sblfern
Ifinben, rparen aus dhuliden @rilnoen enttanoen.
"Gin9ebileeter Meuld hu wtQf bic llrIad)e ptilen,
|tparnm ou 70 fdJpa, 70 flen uno 70 bltnb erhdtte'
Ibit Grrdtbe er, tpenn bu tannit, bic nr fdperer
bu ntd,t nod tpdd)er, blnoer UNI
fleiner bit Sraa bic @rbe, beine Wutter tparm BIZ
Gien h6ber cber itdrfer rperben, ais bas llntraut
rpeldes fte befdaen pter fra9 iene berren Eeloel
Iuber Dir, tparum Supers Grabanten teiner n6, ale
Snptter :? -
Yppe /. 9. iiber ben Men1den. Ill. go
CSortfeBun9 fcl9t)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-05-14
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VehQnblunQ be8 Me[fhfprn6.

Mand5e Qanbmirtbe tbun mehr,. pber unternebmets
ebr 3u thun, als e ret oeriteben, llb arbeiten 70
tns Slinbe btnein tpdbrenb anbere ebr ifen aIs Ge
tbun, unb leoen baourd, 8eru(te. Mdbrenb Der cine
ebr slfldrun9 rptbpenhi9 bat bat Der anberere ei.
men Ercunb rctbeub9, Der tim auf bas mas er perS
dumt aufnerflam madt no i'm artreist 1eine eieene
Sntrehen mebr su beriidfdtt9en Mtr pifer, baB fol.
9lnre5unsen sutpeilen bon ehr 9rpsem Gortbeu fnb.
@s 1T aus bteer llriape baB mir s bic retbeit nebs
men, nniere 9eier Supeten an nande Dinge at erins
ner, bic e freilif pphl en, aber feline Oesnn9 bae
ben es at tbun
Welfhfcrn ice int SunY, no es gu bid ifebt a,lss
9epfanst tperben Stclen tpp es st blnn feb Dtes
ies 1T BON 70 oel hti9fett baB cu es ME oerIdumen
fcltet benn es 1T mebr pertb ais Tadpfansen. DAT
fpmntt bic 3et ba bic pfanSen gut cultioirt eroen
mien. Die grbe fpllte redt lpder 9ebalten nnb BON
llntraut gang rein bleiben, enn br cine 9rpee Grnte
erbalten piQf Der bette Me9 bteles su tbnn mus bei
Inc 9lufmertiamteit erhaten. @rnnere bid, bag elm
fu9 nur cine Sewe 3ett lang NIT gprtbeil 9ebraut
tperben fa1n, 1,dmltd, nrr f. large als Die pfans
Isen fletn ftnb linb nod nid,t otel WurseIn aes
tppnnen baben. Menn ber pHu9 etnrnal bic Wnrseln
berrbrt 70 leiben bic pfanSen oacltr ouiercrbentli
90 lan9e bic pfan3en nr etni9e 3pu bod 1fb, III, baS
pHuaen bic bette Gnur. Gadbem bic Mnrseln ftd a.
ber anfangen a,tsSubebnen lit bic 9emeine Gg9e rber
| Der @ulttoatcr an9epanbt, am rprsi9idfen, inbem
loefe bic gSurSeln nt 70 letdt Derlesen. @s berrit
ene Meinung, tag lSelfdfprn be 2rpdenbett sepIgt.
tbte llrlae etres belcnbern Nadthels mare. Die rts
lte urate tieot N,tr harrtnaen, baR bic NrRln pes.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-05-14
Gtr Standardization in Suito.

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Sim onbern Sage (ab td eintn tpen9er pradbtoolen
3uo. @r bcanb nur aus cnb'anern, phne SettDob'1>
una Der Nrieter nnb bate nt1ts becnDeres Wtert>)
tpirbiees. Bato nahher erld|en PEI mtr IT. e'n SoH
Rppf Biz su ben SitBen oiclet 9eteoeter Wtann oae
@eGdt init eiuer Qarue bebeft, eincn 9nrt nm be
S1ften oeldb[uuqeu ccSd partete idmet9ene. oaB er
mir feines 9seIahcs Setpe99runo erflare Aoer et
blieb an Der Gb1rdtpeue, pbne Ell, Wort 3 ipred1ef.
llub nadbem er bretma nttt etlem Stud Setr oMt et
ne berne Sduel 9edlaaen Die er IN oer Soano elett
entfernte er ld cbue etn Wcrt iu Iagen. G'n ppeer
feate ouf bn unb benabtl' ll auf b1eelbe Sete. Sd
erfbr, baB 1c,e perionen Suser fepen, bic fur bic
9lrnen 8eiifeueru nmnelten, uno cS1 oe oornehmten
geduuer ber Stabt rft i>ter Stolen f'd1 uner3o9en.
Der aubaltenbe 9fegeu am Gienfta9 1eB ole prcSep
flcu, ,petce an bieem 9aqe Statt ftnoen 1outez an
BEN, ndctifen pertoet N2ittpcd,s rlm 10 lbr Dtor>
oeus berries e bic Nauptftrd,e in tdd1tebenoer Orb
nun9 8pran qiuaen ette NRenae SnBer, barfuB, DIE
neiffen enen Strtd um ben SoalS no etie OUrnentcs
ne auf benz Rcpfe. Darauf folsten 5'pet Ne!9e oe>
rem Namen td per4efen eu Seearten nit einen ben
Dei(auo trofenben @u9e Gin Eccc homo, eef1en 8er<
aebuno Detru6 auf ben &nen ansuaebcn fd,ten elm
nngeheueres Sru;tTr ene @rensabnafrHs, 1tuo eno=
i bic heltge Snn9frau, IN enem prdd)tt9en, NIT Soer
getidten picletanlnttnen @enanbe, oef1en Sd)leppe
ein Gnqel trug.
9Qe biee Nericnen fcl9ten id)t 70 ndbe auf enatts
ber ais id, bier an9ebeutet 3pt1den thren beanben
I'D, bic Der1ttebenen MGnoh6Drbeu oeld9e aue, phne
Nusnabue, Der eterlidfett betfpchnten eben 70 bic
26olinae Der GpQe1ien Dpn Gan Ternonbc uno Can
3onis Bic er(fen t fdparseu, pesbeiesten 0den, bic
Iebtern in balb gelben, halb rcthen &eloern Gdrdn
fdloffen 1d1 eine Wenae Sfsiere BON alien @roeen,
nit 1SRersen in Den So1nben.
Sinter Der Sgur Der Suuafrau idrttten feben @ancs
nci einber, ben &cpf bebedt NIT elmer &apu;e pcn
fhrparsem Gaffet NIT prteterrOden BON cemielben
@5tpHe. beren Shleppen ntehrere @ten lang tparen.
ger eroee fhpnrse Iabnen, nit rctben &reu5en barr
ber, rpnrben benz 8tdpf pcransetrasen, Der oas bet
oe Saerauent perfdleeret hiet uno ben 3ug beidlcB
Die Wense, tpelfe bic prcsecn be9etetete, itnrstt
Gd tbr unaufhord' r.ad, 1tno mehr aus e'nmal 'pa'
Sin, G5ranbcnuerftaae fanb feline pro5effion Statt
man los rltr eira[ ee lit jeoer &trd,e, tppnad MAI
Elm G,rab gun, slucenfen sees Setlonoes er
5aute Sle beic @riber wareu iehr reid, aus9eSen'nd
uuo NIT Spe9eln, Bilbfdnleh, Terleru119en aAer III
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-05-14
0Eel 90 s E~
glaube, 9iebr, Sofnun9.

@purlrs, unb mad un8ctaanttn 3iele
Gt(en 9tunctn, 1a9c, Sabre bin,
Drb beg q>il9crs fb1nrrc Getublt
2rbncn ibm NIT tlcitcnbrm 8ttpttn.
9O16Sen brum bic 3eitcn 70 rrrme6cn,
Grt9 uub, tpas epel ut, betfelrn.
1auF6uns tpirr rft (ebnfi1Atrrtlcn I9rfftn.
ltnb ots QGaaers fb6ntter 9lan 5erltaubt'
Sod Elm b6D'rcr 3tptf tieet ror uns rtfrn,
Der rrs 9Nrnfcrnertcs Naecr trtttt:
Drmm tein 9Btrcrfrruth rtrn1a9 Den Sl"uttn,
9cn trfTstHtsn, ,ns jc III ra"tsn.
1tne wtnn Grtcs f@ 5u Grlesa fnpet'
cU1as pas @lci&e lI8 benz 0lsi9en ""P"!
QHos 9eredrs[idcs an Gw8tS tinpet,
S1cnrt IS numcr triscnp lerrcsa Q0aAn:
o, Der $ietc unersrinrliA 2Saltef,:
>cbrt am @cttli6cn ans frtf ta b"Itt'"
ltetcr'm .e0ri,rnt oes snsrn see:ns
9Dtntet psan8e',o r',e Gin f90n'res s'd7sr
9rrt ant 3telc roit(ps tuatea Strtfens
@hau't Der S[tt mas I6rffuunS bier UertFri4t
Btaute, Siete, 6cFnunS, bttl'9e Sreie,
$a6t mir tmt8 cure (anfte 2Ss'hs
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-05-14
Beutu0ttlIgen.

Str"St psfrennN unp 8etf otr 3ttt
,rfbeint reaeGmabt8 jspcn Src'"S
0tr @5ntttrippns> >pttis 1T 6 in bae u SO en t 8
Observation-Disclosures pner et, fails bic 3efn8 no IN
rfait osr itten !ealfte res S"brs sssopIt ~lrS'
g. Die er(enpuns sefbisb eu Srtn Der tntsslprsSss
vssso 8t1tfe bic erausSebsr mBen FOFsep
or:, r,rnrn fir bic It(idbrn pree cnserltt mIBer
b.r eaiGiS taor GeJabIt wersn, wr mo" nS ""f 1O"9
2trt in afGhnan9 tfcD
ew-qeoer Np1tmetiter bat ods Ged)tl etren Srte
a tpeid,em i, 5eitun9s9elo tefnbet at Oe'
aenn inns unere enteruten eeler aI(o eelo snosr a
4pOlen, 70 brauden e nr gu !hrsw pomesr e 81 @re Sc
o o" nns nS ~ II iesen er e6t Johann bic soorses
smp franfirt Ben rte ,pcburd ben Subicr'oenten f0
bem Druder oos 9Dplt9elo erfpart ptro.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21

The following Digest of the Letters will show something of
A. Angler, Clerk.

The following Digest the Letters will show something of the
State of the Churches: J.: .s.-s
COvenyHave preaching Ia the time by brother A. Fisher
Have Sabbath School increasing interest," church rather
Luner6UrghHaVe had PLEASING revival Preaching all the
time by brother E. L. Clark Floarshiog Sabbath School Have
a Westinghouse nearly completed.
Passumpsic-ave called part beloved
pastor B. Burrows but have the abors brother Levi Smith
recently from New Hampton snce odained Still pa,ronze the
benevolent operations of the day. Have dropped of their
bers Have very interesting Sabbath School which continues
DanUiHs low stateEld L. Fisher breaches when they
have other supply. Are making e for stated supply
prospects obtaining brother W. w Loeoy part the
time, from Luleton, N. H.
Irasburgh-In better state than formerly Only need meet
nehouse and preaching with the ordinary blessing of
heaven to raise efficient church that place. Brother
A. Fisher breaches Ia the time
Troy-Have obtained pastor brother Nichols all the time
prospect favorable They they misunderstood respecting
many being dropped represented the Minutes of last
Have dropped only II who have for been absent in
unknown parts Have commenced Sabbath School with other
denominations On the whole they follow in wis
dom's ways, and see Zion again arise.
NeaOpOrt-No particular alteration the last year.
Burke d Suton.-Sma and feeble
HaAsy St0nstead-Very Interesting revival during the last
state l. be regretted that they have Sabbath School
Der6tiave had pleasing revival The past winter Church
efforts to obtain The school in that place promises much
for the there, and also for ZION generally =="
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prosper Have had very interesting
ST. Have very large Sabbath School ourishng condition.
Have constant preaching BY A Angler.
Abaay-Very well united Have preaching ls the time by
s. A. Fisher Have Sabbath School with others Hoping
revival
Barnst0n L. C-Nothng very special the last year Have
preaching all the time by brother House
Bolton cS Potion, L. C--In low state
Barford, L. C-flave been sgnay blessed Nearly doubled
its Well united Interested in the Temperance cause
and also Sabbath Schools. May the good Shepherd still lead
/ them in "green pastures
BHrkeAre in prosperous state Have had good revival
considerable adionwell united Preaching IL the time By
brother Godding Have very good Sabbath School with the
Me,hoGiss
yas e. eaan s ys e !" ns rather 70" state
i Sabbath Schoo formed East Charles,own
collected under the influence of brother n Denson who breaches
with them part of the time Two of The scholars hopefully eon
scholars LEI eyerv Young wants - do f
the salvation of his fellow out into the high ways
hedges and commence Sabbath Schools and God will bless them
II will be that there only about 23 many Sabbath
scholars as members IN the churches This certainly wrong
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21
M I s G. E l. l. A n Y .
U. S. SHIP NORTH CAROLIIz

~ ~ OL4II ~NOp IA boLi4"z. 81
We are indebted to the journal of CoGtnss:
for the following description, &c. Of THIS %
The editor visited her while she was moorfd
New York harbor last week. -Zion's 4 1rt@1
"The burden of this ship is 1858 tons o. d.
extreme length on the spar deck is 2I2 % as
her breadth Of beam is 50 feet, and hs' Osr.
about go feet She has four decks; Ice y,
deck, the upper and lower gun decks aH1 =,
berth deck; and when in sailing trim, s'6 10. ..
rs feet of water. From her keIson to '0F say
truck, or the length of her main mast ho1 r. !.
keel to the 'lptop,' is about III i TT. -,
length of her main yard is lO7 feet. ! 3 u
tlty OF canvass in her main-topsaII IS l4'V -
and the whole quantity on her when SEE al 4 !. J.
her square sails and studding sails, IS Io'y'o:
sufficient to cover an area of over iouE a''',
Her main stay (rope) is is inches III o ID d
and her fore and main rigging ge1ns'a''s
IL inches. Her bower anchors wen
8627 pounds. or nearly three tons, and l,s' h. h
sheet anchor weighs 9l75 pounds IT.. ~
cables are &c in. in diameter, ard INK r. I'd
chain cables will weigh about II pounds
length is about 100 fathoms. The nu II~t5I
boats belonging to her is / |, the larSeS'Oi
is pulled by "a oars.
This ship is calculated to carry an ain
of one hundred guns. At present she Gas y
spar deck "a carronades, 42's, and z ionS
on the upper gun deck she has 80 long o. sl
on her lower gun deck thirty-two AZ 5. .rt ID
her magazine is supplied, it contains ao ooo a
lbs of powder. Her armory contains GVO ,r
kels, 800 pistols, 800 cullasscs, 3OO O''
axes and 800 pixies. ,..oI;I
Her complement of men is one th0 oso H
present she his, including apprentices ' IN
number of boys or apprentices now on ""
lI6. Every other day part OF them a I'd.
ouirsd 10 attend school, where they are
reading, writing, arithmetic. or naEiga;s
cording to the education they have pr"
received
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21

many the churches might have doubled the
members suitable efforts made Wnen sna we suta
bly, awake the importance of early religious
How many fathers like ancient En-! sam o 10 HOW
few like S0omosee the Proverbs How lew mohefs IKE Lots
and Eaneel 2 Tim. l: S.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21

Resolved That the prosperity of the church requires
diffusion knowledge among clerical and lay members iae
churches Of the Association ought render immediate efficient and
aid the Institution established Derby for the promotion
of this object
Very interesting made the Derby institution and
contribution and subscription of S363 taken for its benefit
Adjourned hour.
Met, and brother Baldwin prayed.
The Committee on Nomination Board Of Trustees for Derby
Institution reported the following constitute quo
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21

Committee place of holding meeting &c, reported
Derby pace-boher Godng preach aud brother E. L. Clark
alternae-Adopted.
The Circular Letter. reported in favor Of the one
scented by brother House.-Adoped. (see Letter. z.
The Committee Corresponding Minutes reported the following
resoutons
Your Committee beg leave report that brief examination OF
the corresponding they appear take deep
the benevolent operations the spread the gospel and
the suppression Of vice. worthy of our miaion-Adopted
S. A. FsaEa Chairman
Appointed brethren House. Baldwin and De0on, Committee oil
Arrangements for year.
The Committee Resolutions reported the folowing
Resolved That deeply in all the benevolent
day believe and the duly The
Of our ability.
Voted the following resolutions found last years
Mnutes
Resolved That the interesting revvals number OF churches
in this Association during the and the rich blessings tina
have attended the Quarterly Meetings demand unegned gratitude
Almighty God and abundant
effort - ~ ...... ....z
gou meetings when udciouy managed the eeeus
Of eViving the chuches,camng backdes and saving
Suspended business to hear by brother Cak from John
Voted thanks of this body church
society this place. their kindness and hospitality also the
choir of singers for their acceptable performances.
Voted adjourn Derby the Sd Wednesday Of June 1912
| Prayer by brother Clement.
The unusually fu-the dongs
very harmonious the spirit manifested evnced growing
Of bneyoence and rising the denomination in
this part Of the State. --
80. N. NICHOLS, Moderator.
| A. Angler, Clerk.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21

y Absent
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21
Circular Letter.

The Danrie Baptist Association The churches 0ich they
enreS send Christian SnLlfotion:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-21

rum, VIZ;
James M. Morrill,,
Lewis Fisher,
Slas Dawson,
Jonathan Lawrence,
Timothy Brunson,
Isaac Denison,
Samuel B. Ryder,
Noah Nichols,
| o. Newcomb,
| Nathan Denison,
| David Blanchard,
Edward Mitchell.
Alger Enos.
Asa B. Moore,
II. Human,
Stillman A. Fisher.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-16
NATIONAL. DEEENCES.

We are glad TO find the people in different
parts of the Union aroused to the necessity ol
making the defences of the nation more efficient
and complete. Memorials on the subject are
pouring into the two Houses of Congress from
the most respectable sources. The presentation
of one yesterday called forth from Mr.. MERRIcK,
and Mr. PREsToN in the Senate many valuable
suggestions. The improvements in the means
of defence and aggression which have been
made, and continue yet in progress in Europe,
especially in England and France, cannot escape
the notice of observing and intelligent men =
and il becomes American statesmen not to allow
our country to lag behind in this career. We
must keep up with the great developments Of
the age
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-02-16

philadelphia Correspondents.
PHILADELPHIA, February 8, 1871.

PHILADELPHIA February g. 1871.
u S. Bank stock, as well as Grard rallied little
to-day. The former sold at 29 and the latter at 80
U. s. Bank notes per cent. discount. Exchange on
N. Y. IO5 to LOG.
Governor Porter has again vetoed resolution
passed almost unanimously by both branches of the
Legislature to refund the money borrowed of the
U. S. Bank by Gov. Ritner, in 1888 to repair the
damages upon the Canal Hadaysburg, caused
by an unprecedented freshet This refusal the part
of Gov. Porter, to pay just debt-to refund money
advanced to the State under the most urgent crcum-
stances-must be viewed by every honest as inji-
eating total disregard of the principles of justice.
Such refusal by private citizen would stamp him
in the eyes of all men unworthy Of conidence-as
dishonest and despicable His excuse is that he docs
not know whether the money borrowed was properly
expended Suppose Gov. p should lend John Dae
ST., 900 that J. d. should die and Gov. p. in reply
to demand upon his executions for payment, should
receive for reply, "Truc, J. d. borrowed this money
of YOU but will not pay it because do not know
how he spent it !" what would he think Of the honesty
Of those who could make such reply2
A meeting Of few citizens was held here on Tues
day evening" Of which George M Dallas was chair
man, which adopted some resolutions recommending
all the city and county banks ercept the ~ s. Bank,
to the favor Of the Legislature; or in other words,
recommending the suspension of specie payments by
these banks to be legalized, and leaving the u s..
Bank TO the tender mercies of her enemies. This
partial has reused up feeling in the breasts nf
the citizens generally, which will be expressed at a
meeting called at the Exchange tonight. While
none will deny that the U. S. Bank has been some
years back sadly mismanaged, all must admit that she
has made extraordinary and commcndabe exertions
to sustain herself and that had she been treated fairly
she would not have again stopped Under these cir
cumstances it is but justice that the measure
which is meeted out TO Others should also be meetcd
out to her. Any Partially to Others will only enlist
the community in her iavor, an effect which inius-
tice to any one invariably produces.
One of the most extraordinary things that has
CURED in this State of late is the pardoning by Gov
Porter, of two men, the conductors Of scurrious
paper called "Thc Magician who had been indicted
but moi yet tried for libel Yet this same Governor
p who caused Mr. Sage, Of Allentown, TO be indct-
ed and tried for libel upon himself pardons two Of his
own partisans for similar offence against political
opponent, before they tired by jury Of their
country Ifthis not sustaining "thc liberty OF the
press NTH rengeanee don't know what is.
1t goes even farther, and sanctions ITS licentious
ness
We have winter upon US again IN good earnest
the weather is very cold to-day. n J.