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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
eSokll Oarlatler, it.
Slehfhmi0t in Gprperebura

Sle6bmiot tn Gorper6bur9
Secient Id) bieisr Gelcscnbeit femcn Srrun,
BEN uno BEN publifum iusbeiOnberS an,usei'
gen, ode er bas
Sle6 mibts @ef6Gft
In allen besen oerIhisoeuen 3weisen, in Coos
persthr9 dn9cf0r9cn hat alIlpo er INNER
auf 1ane hdIten unb auf Se1slIun9 alle 9lrs
tifel III ieiu Sad rinIAlagenc, perfertj9eu
miro. 9Iud) bdlt CT
Sooljs uno &pblen Sefen
oon alien 8snennun9eu, @iicnsHifeu, Brat,
pfannen, Dfannen, uno iiberbaupt ale @ieus
Baaren Die in eiuer Samilie 9cbrand)t wers
ben, auf Sano, Die or bilig perfauft.
@r ii bantbar fur grnpsenr RuntId,aft,
nno brfft fIdb ourG biat9e lSreiIe unO pnnftli.
dbe BeolenuuG eiuen 1beil Der Suneihaff
ees pnblifanls SusuGheru. =
Spbn Soarlaber,' IT,,
TSlidsSIrbeit acrIorst er ouf Die fire,
ffe alnSeige uno an ben bilIigIfeh 8ebienuuoens
SfnnoeH fonnen Die III flifenee 9lrtitsl an pe,i
Gfcbr pcn &. uub s. gGitman dbleo,n. o(ls
mo iie nadl pcrferti9ter slrbeit wieosr binQes
ziefert nerben. y.
oct. S. nd-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
GeCba 0auntD

Nfhoe.8erd6e Geielli6aft.
81 G,lieeer biefer @eleaIhafl belieben fld
~ 1rIammeln, Samitage ben 24iten Ues
eem&r, AM 6nuIe ppn s barrie 8 & i.ts
te rim naucper Iaunlfip, eehn @auntp,
um.he idbrlid,e 9SahI Su balten, nnc uber'
hafh dae gefchdfte gu perHdltsn, lprldie Der
cbIie9en:
Gjeerse Iriaaridl, Ssdrriher. =
H1- Gicienigsn, meId'c SreuneiieTim ssaHs
bssIhaben, belieben fcfd,e pCrlubriugen nnb
an hire Sidd,fcleer II hberscten.
fsegultgg z, ila---3iH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Q3tebtt9 fllr @erber.

ScbfnS patent geoer Npller.
Ntcle BerthpcNe sIrbeitseriparenbe Was
fhme wfce curd Seru Yeter gubrpi9, ms
peit Slantailn crriebtet. 91ehte fInb audi
ucn c,acb RoGer bei 3rcrlerstaun uno Sas
cob niprl uno Sobn i'll Sber,Sauccna 9e'
fault mGren.
GerGG fnc ein9cIabeu bieieIbe in gIusens
ft,eiu sinehmen unc fir I'D, felb(f in urtheis
len. Dicjeuigen Die 9ledltc 81 erhaIten nuns
fd,eu, 6nnen Die Scciusun9eu bel Benjamin
eGcrpI in 9luentaun erfabren.
Saoto @elitrid, 9l9ent.
g. 8.-Gunntp 0lcd,ts perren su biaisen
SeoiitunSen oertduft!
Mt!3cD, eancaifcr Co., SuIi6. *-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Ofen- lllip ssleeb- -Setmtpt.
datt,an seautenI6ldoer

rnad,t FtlHen 6reunoen mo einem gretrten
TubIifhm iioernaupt ole sIu,eige, rae er iein
gsfAdft Hcdh INNER au feinem aIten Stlnos
Alabe in Ger Scdmilten'Grdee, bem Gtphr
ces Nrn. pefer nubcr 9e9cnilber, fcrttreitt,
aDwc er inner cinen 9rceen 8crrdtb
tR Scl;s uno &cblen Sefen,
ron Der neuefen uno Gd,tnifen plttern,
EtcmmeIn nnp 9tcbr, 70 irie aud
Elehgcid)irr Don allen 9lrten,
gum gerfmf nuf fanD bdIt, Ocer ouf Bee
Iieluns perfcrti9rt.
@r III eantbdr fir bic bisher oencGenc
&unefd,afr, mb bcfFt eurrh ptmftllde Se'
bienmr9 uNo billige prriie Die @unif DeS pubs
lifnms fernerhin III erbnlten.
9tathan 01uteuI0ld9er.
"altes Gilen wiro oerlnu9t prfr Ger
hoMite preis i'm 9lustauit fir Badren Coer
III bddrem @elb beSablt lpiro.
Sept. %, rd-3Dt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
cSnptan qDuroatibe,
nDer cSnSian reoetable 9Ji[Ieit

o6er eSnoian oe9etable Nlleth
Dieie berilbmte Wecisin miro untcr Ger
slufiId,t oes Mifiam @rigtt, iees9rsfIorut
BON oem Observation-Disclosures Cselnnebeitss
@clieaiunJ' uerfertigt, NIB iea fclSenre
Srantheiten unfeblbdr heilen: l1r11t
@ntsnnbenee Sieber /; fduienee Nicber,
SdlmeHen i'm Moaer, qurgc, ecber, 6iidsH
uno SSeite 8erlnit oes 9lppcttts I; 8ranfss
Scpfipeb 8heumatisa, beiees sente pcer
@hrsnilh ; 8lutireien Hnb grcdlen ; Hrrfs
fad, 9iuhruno @clif; TpspepfIa, MilSmdlt,
falIenoe Sudit, .tlaueu hulen, SoerSflcrfen.
@jeidlphre unU'gBnroen aller 9Irt !. S6was
DE Retpen, Rieoer9slchIosenbeif nno are
aneere Sranfheitey Der 6rauenspetfunsus
Sbi9e Weeisin lit an bem 9eringett 'prsis
bon 25 @ente bic Ber, In heui SndpfiCbr nes
lhlteFidriebeuen 81 babsn. sfyr -
z. 8. Jlubc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Sleue Cabinet -OloC6eret
an Ger @dc Der Namitcu uno SameS Sras
&c, Saseubud's WirtbsbauS 9esenubcr, in
9lIcntaun.
Sofpmpm g|tnuf.

&c, Sa9cnbud's gBirtbstauS 9esenllbcr, in
9lIcntaun.
Satpmpn S3tonf,
ntmmt I'D, sic Srciheit lrineu Srcufcen uno
einsm 9eebrtcl publiflm ad,tun96peG Die 9Irls
;ei9c gu MAIDEN, caB er eiu alls9ecebntes
Cabinet QSdaren 2d9er
all bem cbeubeuamteu Srte erOfuct bat 100
er eas pubIlfum Cinabct, fctue ferti9cn Baas
ren in 9u9cnIhctu ;u ebmeu-iuebel elcnoere
feinen IdSuen 8crratb bon
Setbboar06, Scpbas, Sii6erI1rdtts
fen, Se6f8, SecretdrS unb SureauS
Sll6e NIT Warmonen Wtabo9onp
uno Strldlen SOps, 9elpDbnlt6e Sts
itbe, 9epOlfferte unb anoere Wtabo9os
M uno 9erpcbnlitbe Snible, Sii6ens
u10 Gff6ranfe, Settlaben, 9Sal6>
ftdnbe, Spte9el II. {. NJ.
ncbit anoeru 9Irtlfcln, pcld,c olle aus ben bes
ten Watertdlien BON 9cfhidten sIrbcitcrn gut
lmo bauerhaft oerfrrti9t pcroen lIne.
ellie III iein @5efdldft 9eborenoe 9erdtbc
pcreen ouf Seftelun9 prompt uno dueerit
btai9 auf Die beife Ranier gcmadt.
Ga or Gjeiegcnhrit 9ehabt bat BON ben bes
fen Waterialien bilig ~ faufrn nno audi opn
ben belten Sauopertslrnten an9eifelIt bat, 10
III er nidt nur i'm Stanoe, baS publifnm nit
lhOneu uuo ipohlfeileu 9irtifclu su ueriehen,
louoern er faun audi Su9leid, fur Die Wnte
umo Dauerbafti9teit aIIer bel ibm 9cmahteu
Baaren birgeu.
8orsl9iid, fd6ue Tenlferbleneen (blinds)
rperccu INNER auf SriteIIuuS 9crladlt unb
ate repartrt.
p"9lls jnu9er 9Iufdn9er bittrt er tds 9es
ehrte pubiifum nm ;ahIreid,en 3uipruh uno
pcripridht ieinerfeits curd1 itrenSe 9lnfmcrf,
Iauifeit auf lein @eiddft, ild, einer Iibcralen
iunrci9 ;u MAIDEN.
"gllIentdnn, Oct. 81, 1S42. na-6H
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
SuIi g.,
Q(0ignte S1aCGrte6t.

"a Senjamin Remmerer, BON
SbersS0ueena 2aunidip, eeda @auntp, pers
mittelit itciHer freiip1i9eu lleba ldlrctbpng, eas
tirt ren lSten October, 1912, al feiu Gisers
thum, reriSnIidles nno nermildltes, an tie
llGterfhricbenen ibsrtra9en lat lmo snar
Gum Sefcn feiuer @rctitcfrn cine 9ladItbt,
70 fperecn hermit aIIe, speIhe urdA auf irs
9ero cine 9rt an bela9ten Semmertr fd,uIbig
fIate, anf9efcreert rbne 8erSu9 abSubcsahIen
LIMB SpIde, bic nod resbtmdfiIge sInipriis
die al beiagten Saemmerer haben, fpcrpen
etcnfalIs aufgefcrcert, ihre Hethnnngen irls
nerbeIb @cden eiuSubdubisen, an . afng
U. g. @itman gGf7or,;;es s'ha
Scfbua 8ren @n''a''9'
Set. 26. 5H naA6nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
glllentaltIer gurs nho JinBia
Sit IS abrt {.
II Der SamilenltraBe, ssaeniiber 8 nj e.
MS aleioeritpbr.

NUtt WHpHHIUBtf YtNSHH ) ~ q.
o MS Rleicerftrbr.
Slccb Q. 8Das.
bat beffdnis auf s,aub, ein aussecetntes
9lecrtemtit bon mcbi9cn Uurs uno
9iuBia Siiten,
BON elmer scr;iialihen GuaIitdt.
SRauHelte nnD 9Ineere, bic teim Grceen
faufen, tpfoen es III ihrem Bcrtbetl fineen,
bel ibm aiiurufen unb fur I'D, ieIblf 3u urs
tbcilen.
Nutnater i'm eanoe pereen inter ben
biai9(ten Bebiugunscn nit jeber 9lrt pelsen
Grimmiigs, II, {. 10. pcrichen.
cSaccb 8. SCas.
9llentalt, October 81. nq-br
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
MQemtalllt 6otel
lInb aI0emeine Stdae > Sffte.

1zasz &lss-ssN 800 bas rten9euaaute Wmths'
hans, peId'es friiber bon Sor. Gil9bm0 II
9fupp Qehnlten wuree, filrslid, bcsc9en bat.
5ic @irthidaft it fir ole 9mfnabme BON
9ieifeucen, 70 pie ale nucere gdiie, eie ibn
NIT ibren Beiuden beebrsn pellen, aufS Se'
fte ein9erid,tet.
Die Id,6ne Gage beS Gaufe6 uno ocGen 9id'
he 81 ben @eiddfts.pldSen, madden cs ~ els
nem an9ensbmen 2Iufentbalt fur 0leiitnbe
nno @e1d,dft6lcute.
Gr wiro ftdb beitrebeu, feine Gdfe nit cen
beifcn Speiien mo Gctrdufcu ;u brbieneu,
ilnb nterhaupt niht5 untsrlaGru, was 3ug
3ufricecnbsit berIclben bcitrdgt.
Sci ocm BWthsbaus befnost ijd cine nUhl
ein9cridtete Stallun9, Gin gsrdumi9er S>rf
uuo 70 pCrsi9tid,es BaTcr, ol6 ir9cnCUo i'm
Stddte ;u ftnoen it,
Durd, bili9e uub plnftlidle 8eoienur9
hcfTt Der llnter;eidjHete Die llnteritpsuu9 Dec
publifumS III erlan9en.
9GilIiant Craig.
Oct. 26. rq-2Wt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
Sfens unc 8ledAdmiot in Der Gtaot
9llIentdun,

<tuSUtNuUI
Benad,ridtiet feline Treunte mnb Elm aes
chrtes publifnm iiberbaupt, cae er bic cbige
@e(ddfte nod INNER an feinem alien Gfant,
IN ber 6omilten GtroEe, einiqe 9hfiren
Cberholb Selfrio9e iino q8ilIon's Stcbr forte
betreibtr-alItuo or fiirSlid ...s-..
1g5 Nene Sol;. lino 6pbfef,Sefem
bon Den fpdteffen Wiuffern
erhaItrh bat, bic er sefcnnen iii-an Der r's
brighten preifen gu eerfaufen.-gndgs
INNER q raf.i,.,gga fsT Ter
Sfenr6br unb Srcmmeln,
unb ferti9ss gIsheefdirr BON ieeer geren,
nung ailf Soanb, ped,e 9rtifeI er ipcblfcit
bein @tc6en nno Sifeineii ~ perfaufsn aes,
icnnet iit.-@r bat audi nenliob N. -r,3
"a Sunbert Yfuno 6cbrble6 r9
erhdIten, meldes i'm lit ben Stano fest 9se,
ifelIuu9cn in eielem Nad| pcn ieoer 9irt ans
;tnrhmen, uno piinftlih i'll belorqen. Gd
ale SIrtifcl inter lciuer eigenen 9lnffldht Der,
fcrtigt percen, 70 iteht er out fir einen irben
eerielbeu, Der feincn Sdlap perIdet.
@r 1T eanfbnr fur Die aue0eoehnte 9ufs
ntiNerurg, Die or bisber in eieIrn @efch6ften
gercsen bar, iino hrfft, enrd, cine aeHaue Bee
pbnddung feiner GeIddftepHidtcn uno billi.
ge preiie, cine Scrpauer Der G5emcaenteit
Ieinen Sreuftce unC Ger bffentIideu @uul su
9enieeen.
GbonlaS @infin9er.
P@s fpirc fein llnteffdiOs 9emadt ,pi,
fden Tortbamptcn Gduf TOtsn uno Silber.
y. B.-Cer hitife preis lpir5 INNER BON
thnisfiir altes @iisn unb @us in sinstaufd,
fur Wanrer ceer bnarem @elo teiahlt.
SCteber IL. 1912. na-2M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
81 d ch tdlt.

SetFentIid,e Jsddiridlt spirb bierburd, gege'
ben, BAG bel ber SiBung ber ndd,ften Gefee'
aetung rcn Snr9ern eieles Stoats fur cine
Snecrpcraticns,sI INT cine ileue Sanf' sIns
ifaIt in Der Stcbt 9Iaentauu, eeda Gauntp
unter benz Gamen
Gie Bauern nno Sanowerfer
SanE''
pon 9IlIrntann, AZ errihten, sInIprnd, gertndt
wsreen pirb NIT einem Gorital pen $780,
600, fir ben beliimmten @nepped III biscpns
tiren uno 8anf @eid,dfte su betreiben duf
bic aefpohnIide eIrf unb Weiie arecrer Sanfs
SlnffdIten.
Gierr9e @enncr, Schn g)c(f,
Gnbio Sfem, philip gerfcn,
ghcmas Bidert, Sdecb @crreG,
Sdmes ScaarcaSes, Serrp DAGGER,
Schn g. Wcfer, cenrD Ncuiig,
Sdmes @dngclpere, Scfepb Tranf,
9)eter Ste6el, Deter &urs,
&. D1. Milfcn, Sdccb lleberrcth,
Neter Grcrca, Ddpib SNnrtmon,
Nillidm Benner, SnIcmcn Sdrtman,
gicecn @utby Saecb Sartnar,
Setu 8enner, IbOmos 9ieihett,
Gdlcmcn 9labenole, Snco6 PoreD,
9Imcs Bup, Caoio WioreD,
Snlpmcn 9ieidlcrt, Srlerb WorcD,
9iatban @rim.
alentdun SUM- 8, lS42. na-6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-12-14
GtneSerorpnul,9 Der Court
Gedl Gauntp 4.

Gtrtemtcr 2, 1912.
Die @c,rt fi9t nad,fcl9cnren sIbfhnitt su
Den Stdenben 9egeln Der Court, ndmlid1 !:
Dae ale 9lednunocn ron 2liTgnies, crer
3ruitics eines Wabnfniligen ceer gemeiuCn
Irnufeibclces, unb nle sIuoitcrs Serid'te,
lpclde ii Der prctbcnclars slmts.Stube, ein'
oetraaeI rerocn, 70 wie ale Ged,nuugenJ
,peId,e u Der Waiiengeridt ober in ees 9les
gilfrirei SImtssS Stube cin9egcben tpereens ent'
rprber ,en @reeutercu, lIcminiiiratcren cher
opu gSrmiinoern, poer burdl siueitcrs, 70
nusgeuadlt lrin mil6en, caB jeocsmal Der
Oatun|b bel beu nuSbe,ahlten, 70 fpie ben eins
ge9aneueu Summen an9egcbsn 1T, 70 me
lie burh bic repeetiper 9ledlnurgsfllhrcr eni'
pfdu1ai uuo ausbesahlt iporesn Gnb. SIn
bemie Sen Gage bat aud, bic @ciirt perprenct
pnB c,iee 9leoel III alien 3citangen tee be-
in9tel @dunties befannt 9eladt mereen
IolIteI
,,s.t.s1> slus;iige ons ben StrbaneInn9cr,
SNANTs Beicu9ts,
'S Seize SanllcIs, Nrotb.
@I|iI s'..'.. .. p.'a cor.
9!aataun, Oct. ~. 1912. nq-3m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

FANNY ELssLrR.-It appears from letter
in the New York Expfess that Fanny has had
! little difficulty with her dear friends IN Ha-
haneros. Il is one Of the conditions on which
theatrical performers are licensed 10 Havana,
that they. shall give one clear benefit e the
Orphan Asylum On her former visit g Ha-
vana, Fanny neglected TO- comply viii this
stipulation, and at the close Of her late eslsee-
msnt she was going off 10 the same menneI.
She. engaged her passage u one 9. .ns s.ean
packets for New Orleans, but when Just on
he noint Of embarking she was stopped bya
rnvernmept order. She tried 70 get OF By
sromisinr to come back and give the hsne6t,
hn, the authorities were inexorabls. She Storm
ed and rayed few hours, and wept thereee @
the dsy; al last, finding she could neither fngn-
ten nor soften them, she conpromised re nas.
Ter BY paying six thousands hard ronns ave
dollars. Oh, Fanny: Fanny
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

The GAG-How 1T WoRKs.-On Wednes-
day last. the federal majority Of the house Of
representatives, on the motion Of Mr.. Fillmore,
the chairman Of the committee of ways. and
means, adopted, by strict party vote, reso.
luton that all debate upon the civil and diplo-
matte appropriation bill. in committee IF the
whole, thould cease at IL O'clock on Saturday.
When the time came, there remained items of
appropriation amounting to more than nine
millions of dollars untouched. All debate
ceased. Not word Of argument or explana-
ton was allowed. Letters from the depart
ments of the government relating to these We
~ items of appropriation were not permitted
to be read and in the space Of one hour and a
half under this gag, the house Of representa-
tves of the United States-a deliberative as.
sembly, convened to counsel together-voted
away nine millions Of the peoples money!
This bill had been in committee Of the whole
more than nine weeks; days and weeks had
been consumed by the peculiar friends and Pc
culinr enemies Of the executive. in angry de-
bate upon rrelvelent matters, while the bill,
itself, so deeply important to the country, il
driven through with most uncomfortable haste.
Can we longer wonder at the aversion OF
the people to the controlling federal majority
Of the house! It is spoken Humpet-touguei
IN the late elections from every quarter of the
land.-Globe Of the 18th.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

A FEMALE vlLLAeE.--The following account
appears in the Augsburg Gazette :-'.The viii
lage Of Madana, which is about sixty English
rsiles from Rustchuck in Waliachia, offers al
the present moment curious ethographicai
singularity, having been Inhabited By women
only fer the last thirty years. At one period
this female population amounted TO 1000
The ladies did not live as warriors, ike the
Amazons, Of old. but avoided all intercourse
with men, and drove away from their territo-
rics all who appeared with matrimonial inten~
tons. This anti social settlement is now sup
posed to be on the decline; at least, no more
recruits are made from the disappointed Or the
love-crossed. and the members of the popula.
ton are rapidly decreasing. These women are
nearly al Mahomedans.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

ZopIAcAL LisHr. Very distlnct exhibisiaas.
Of this celestial phenomenon were Witnessed
every clenr evening last week, in our western
sky, soon after sunset. At present they are
interrupted by the moon and the interruption
will continue until after that planets full, on
the 26th inst, after which the zodlacal light
may again be observed
This light, which resembles that of the tail
Of comet, appears in the form Of cone, hav-
ing its base below the horizon, and its apex,
at present, near the Pleiades. or ''seven stars"
in the constellation Taurus. 1t will become
continually less, both in brillancy and dimen-
sions, from this time TO near the end of May,
when it will be no longer visible, until it shall
again re-appear before the sun, in the eastern
sky, in October next.
The intensity of the zodiaca: light varies
much in different years: the present is favor
able one for its observance.
In these ATTITUDES this light appears about
EdfSkof October, before the sun in the east; in
lecember il is seen both before the sun in the
Il after it in the west while at this sea-
4 nihe year, it is visible in the west, only.
Cause is wholly unexplained. 1t was
red by Cassini. in 1865, and its reg
nd return since that time, has been mo-
ftyas formerly supposed to be the suns
fefe, hnt Lapace has demonstrated that
bosphere cannot extend even TO the or
arcasy, while the zodiacal light extends
the orbit Of the earth. 1t is generally
pdky Astronomers. to pertain TO some
0Wn Body. revolving round the sun.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

The three FIRST 1ncn in the world, says Cow.
ley, were gardner, ploughman, and gra-
zier. This is very true, but not particularly
credtable to these three occupations; for Ad-
am, the gardner, was the 6rst sinner. and CAN,
the ploughman, was the first murderer; and a.
for Abel, the grazier, he first set mankind the
very bad example Of killing animals.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
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/ Cnels1sANGrv AND DsMocaAcY. We copy
from the BoeioD Morning Post, the following
extract from the Rev. Mr.. Ganmett's Election
sermons before the Massachusetts Lerisia.
ure:
"Where did our fathers learn that men were
born free and eqnal!' From the religion Of
the New Testamnet, for centuries scaled
book, aud from whose truths when opened, the
darkness of ages did but slowly disappear.
Equal not free only-this latter word
might seem TO be used with some licence Of
speech but equal, in the essential gifts and
purposes Of existence. Christianity by adj
dressing the common nature and unfolding the
immortal destiny of mankind, has shown a
broad ground, on which all may meet and lift
up the.chorus Of united and acknowledged
brotherhood. The trainers Of our Declaration
Of Independence thought they were proclaim
ing politica. axiom, when they republshed
one Of the great revelations of the Gospel, the
full meaning Of which can be learned only
through sympathy with him who came 10 save
the lost and recoil the estranged. 'The com.
mon people" it is said, shear him gladly"
And the people, il is, who should welcome
his religion, which condemns the selishness
alike Of the tyrant and Of the demagogue, and
rebukes at once the arrogance Of an aristocratic
d"u VIC ihedHuess VI d se'viic spirit W ltS pre-
guant charge to ''honor all men," All mene
What. of every class and condition! Yes,
hear ii, We nobility, and you, the starving mil
lions of Britain. Hear it, we rulers, and ye
defrauded and oppressed subjects Of Continen
tai Europe. Aye, hear it, ye nations Of the
East, where first the blessed words were spn-
ken, though long since buried in oblivion.
Words Of righteous and joyful import 10 thos',
to whom false opinion and unjust institu
tions have denied the place, which by the will
of their Creator they are entitled to hoid-stan.
ding erect by the side Of fellow men. and not
crouching submissively at the feet which tram
pie or Sperm them. Alas! how few yet CON-
prehend the law. on which the morality Of eve
~ Christian believer, should be built-"Thon
shalt love thy neighbor,'' be who be may, thou
shalt love ''as thyself.'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
A CARELESS rRIeK.-The following is good

A CARELESS rRIeK.-The followingis good;
i. is from the N. O. Picayune:
"A loafer who had got his Christmas load
on. '.fetched up'' against the side of . house
which had been newly painted. Showing him
self clear by vigorous effort, he took one
glance at his shoulder, another at the house,
and third at his hands, and exclaimed, We'll
that's darn'd careless trick 10 whoever paint
ed that house, to leave it standing cut all night
for people to run against"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
6{ssepeech on the Loan Bill Mr.. Preston
The following strong and correct language

6yeo The following strong and correct language:
'sI'hey (Whigs) must come up to the marx
atonce, and restore the land fund. 1t was fund
that never should have been taken from the
revenue--they had now seen the madness and
the folly Of giving it away. 1t was danger
Gus, he feared fatal step, and there was not
to be moment lost in retracing it. There
could be no excuse for longer Withholding It
from the Treasury. Every one admitted the
limit of the compromise act mast be trancendind
and Therefore the contingency exists on when
lIle law itself surrende.s it. But let that sur
FENDER be separate measure, and unconnected
s,xiih any pledge. He would go for the full
repeal of the distribution. He believed the
land fund never should be taken from the
nxeyenue. The repeal will come, in spite OF
every effort to prevent it. The country Will
rise in one mass against the act OF distribution,
under existing circumstances. II IS not n the
power Of man to save the Land Bill. 1t per-
sissalain. it will PROSTATE the Wing party.
8 Ni,y should the Wing party let itself prostra-
led bv IL! It's no, a Wing measure-it new
Eef vas Wing measurable could prove II
from Mr.. Claws own speech at Taylorsville.
"He would not, however, 60 INTO these
things now. II was enough to remind his
friends that they never could have passed the
land bill at the extra session, but for the pro-
viso Of restoring the fund should the comprom-
Use act be violated. All the arguments about
its being an indispensable par. of the great
system Of Wing measures could not have car
ried it through without this express condition.
The question had been asked, what had occur
red from it2 Every thing occurred from il.
If it had been foreseen at the extra session that
the Government would be in such condition
as it now is in with its credit PROSTATE and its
obligations protested, not even the proposition
of that land bill could have been brought for
ward. He was glad to see the stand taken by
the Senator from Virginia. Mr.. Archer,) in ia
txaf1lln good old doctrine Of the right Of the
z (Qr1 : MINI The property in the public do
alnsIIii. SSd 10 1p1iie control over the whole
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
II, RUSH PETRIKIN

b. hOS III Il II lNlhlN,
s. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DUBUBUE, Iowa.
Heferentes.
Fn. II. D. GrLr1S, late Attorney General of the
United States.
PA HsSaY ToLAND, Philadelphia.
|a B. A. BtDLAcK, of Pennsylvania.
(Hs FRAZER, Cincinnati, Ohio.
|oA.p. H. ESaLF, st. Louis, Mo.
f'xAs McKSrGar, Esq Dubuque, Iowa.
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