davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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IOrfOl0o.
SIR Die 6eraus9a6e elmer peufcben Wicnats
9tbrift inter osm sitel ber
Ucunir(uQitia Sduer.

Olt elP 3retamsadbe rtner ofuICben Diendt6s
Stbrift untet Dem sitel, bcr
Dcnniu(pania 8auer.
gs III cine onerfannte Babrbeit, oa6 in
alien 3peiecn bes meuI6lidcu wbens, ra.
Itbc unb aroBe Sortfhritte aemae0t ,Dsrbcn,
tcine atsr pcrolent nebr Die 4ufmsrfi fiamfeit,
cee aefammten menfcblicben Scriianbes, ais
Der, Der .anb,pirtbfhaf, hitbt nnr neil Der:
iclbe, Der dltete, oct cbrpurciaNc nuo n6s
tbiatie 1T, fonoern neil ocrlcIte in Ittb Gelbtl
allies men(ebIicbe QSiGGu percinl9t, Die 9la>
turadtIcbte, Botanf, gbcmie, Olstbauit,
itnb tbrr SebnIfen uno e6 III ,pabrbaft ers
frcuIicb su ichen, oaB 70 poGl in inlerm bers
Iicbcu frcicu $anbe ais i'm aItcn WlutterIanoe
lttb bic aelebrtritcn G6pfe NIT bet raoitalis
Itben BcrbcNtrunqen rcs &auotauee uub Der
Bicb3ncbt tbeoretItb kefcbdftiaen, oeneu oct
oentence ,no praftiIcte $anowrtb, neuc
ouellrn bes qScblHonoes reroantct. 9ie
8etnnntmerbuna ictber nIBlithen gutbefmz
9Fn ttno GrtInonn9en, 1T bas IBfrf ber Dru.
ferprele. ltnfere en9Iifcben Sriiber 1T nte>
Fem sanee erfreurn itCb biele ipltber Stbriften,
llln otcr aud unlere beutItbeu Sriiber III
RcnntnlB aieirr SerbeGernn9, erfabruuSen
INN entocfnn9tn 81 iesen 1T Die Nbitbt oiez
ies SorfCbla9s 9Isir le9en Ielbsn einem 9e:
cbrtrn pnblifum eraebeutt pcrs uno inccm
mir auf Qufmmteruna uno llnterENFun9
burth sabttciGe ltuterItbreiber retbncn, Ser
iprccben mir pilnttlltbee 0lat6fommen unIer'
tcitG, NIT fc!9enben
8eoin9un9eu:
9srielbe erIebcint ant 2lnfarse elnss jeoen
mcnate III srpbc Oetapc, un9efdbr l6 Seis
tcm auf 0utcn Drufpapier unb f66nen
Shriftcn, fir Gin 9bo!er oen Sahr9an9 in
ucra,e Bc5ahiuna.
86r niett pcniaer ais Gin Sabraan0 fann
untcrGtbriebrn werbcn. 2(uffanelaunaen nil:
fen 3,pri GJ1cnatc Spr 2ltIauf bes 9cr9sbeus
ocn Sabre 9eIheben, uuo oItc Stiiffdnoe be-
ritti9t lcint ipcnn lclbe ber0f(tbtl9ct mereen
IoIlen.
9Ser 5 sbaler enIentet, pem ireroen 6
eremplare 5nseiteGt.
Oltbeilunaen iber iebrn 8esenitaub bcs
Nfrtancs, BET Sieb5nebt mo Iberbaupt
Aber 2Iles babln 3ielenpe, reroen NIT 0ant
ouf9enomnlen, mitiItn absr io lpie oIIe Srisfs
poltt1el etn9eian6t iueroen.
Scbeify uno Sellers.
JoamburQ, @eptember 6.
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YiNnO XprteS.

lInfeHetbnetsr wunibt purtb bisfe 3eilen
e'n 9sebrts6 publifum Defenders porauf oufs
mtrttam iu nlobem oob CT fiir;Iib msbrere
plano Scrts5 bon perftbiebensr 0uatitdt, bon
europa srbaltcn bat, uno bas er nun i'm gtons
Dc 1T, eeiel6cn billi9er gu perfaufsm ais iie in
philadelphia coer an r9eno ensm onrsrnYlats
je Su Daben fnb.
eini9e oslsr Yiano Sorts5 Iino NIT unc ons
osrs obne meta(lne Ylottsn, febr fart 9cbout
uno i'm 9tll9emenen boben lie sinsn portrsfftb
(Nonen Sen.-Su0leh erhalten,
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Asin,,p sAsiecDlD.

9ieisS Snifrument 1T neusr @rfnbung, uno
IN SCb6nbeit unb Gtdrfe be6 Sone6 rasnb eis
nem pono 8orts ,psit eorjuisbsn.
WeDHre Viano Sortes, bic ouf ber MeiIe pon
europa befbdo9t fcaen besme9en um bolben
Sclfpres perfauit ,psrbsn. Sir Ysrfonsn, nsls
bs nidt beionpers auf Die NusenEts fc febr
9snou febem mag bsr 9tnfouf eine5 pisfsr Sne
lfruments cine fd)6ne Gels9snbsit fsn, mcbftl
Su ensm 9utsn pionc Scrte gu fommsn
Seeenobdnoi9e Yano 8orteS ino aub III
BADEN bon $40 bis $40 bos gtuf.
Serner bat CT itet5 ouf !6ane, cine orcse
Serfhieoenbeit BON @iclinsn Sl6ten, Glarios
nstten, Srcmpstcn '66rnsrn Ycfounen, Gioz
llnfotsn better slrt pie outb 8iclintSaen-
sbenic, 9robe Srommln &c. &c. 9isfe Snlfrus
mente fam ct nun bilIioer perfaufsn ais friber.
&. q. Sei5mann.
&eooina, 9u9uit lG. 3NR.
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3l) Die { onititition.-QBa5 III 6o8 mas
w'r Sonlfitution nennsn? 0is @onifitution 1T
num9enitbenlldb ba6 eonifjtuirt, uno bas mas
tonlt'turt 1T oa6 Slut. QSir milftn baber oaE
oa0 Sut bic Contribution 1T uno ba6 cine ollz
te ODER t6eCbte Gonfltution nbt5 mebr unb
nIDt6 ,oeni9er 1T ,pie elm outer ooer fbscbtsr
3uitano ees Sluts6. @6 1T 5Ssiner, Der feine
9tiunobelt perorsn BAT un0 lte nitDt wieber
berjulfellsn wllniDt. 8ebrauht Snbtr Ole rsCbz
ten Wfttsl. 0srtrebs ourtb obtilbrnoe 0Rcoiz
Slnen olls cCrrupte Sbeils aus Dem &6rpcr unp
ole 1E9enpolle @eiunbDelt wrb ba8 9emiGe 9tes
tulfdt fem, bonn aOc 9Dmerisn uno unan9ez
neDme SstubIe entifsDen BON Der @sosnWart
trrrnptGr Deer perocrbcner gdfte, wslde bic
mlrtl'be l!rfadbe aller &ranfDetsn lno, benen
Der msnibItbe S6rpsr mtsr worfsn 1T, pei
lle Ole 9fbDrben unO Nosrn wrfcpfln uno Den
treIen ltnIauf bs5 Slute5 binSern.
Sraneretb8 nniperfal Krauter pinen
bellen olIe RranfDeit ptrlrsi6tn ale ecrruptsn
uno rerocrbenen gdfte burb oen Mo9sn uno
Die etn9emelbe uno li6t bie Quttn @dfte, nm
oem Serpsr Feben uno Gelmobeit III Qeben.
Us 1T ourlbauS unm69ljrb pab lie Die loeiluno
p'rfsblsm porauS9eitgt bab Die Notur nitbt
9anS erib6rft 1T.
OFan faufe ie in Nsooin9 bsi 5hebter IL.
mcknight uno i'm Qanos Gsi esn Aasnten,
ols in elmer onosm SpaIts oisitr 3situu9 be-
fonnt 9emabt linb.
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Gin Die @rlpdbler Don
Sserfs S0tnfO.

I,Jitburacr!
2luf oae ernilicbc grIneben ctner 9n.
,abl meiner Sreuube, tete tt6 MID als gans
oipat fir bas 2lmt pcn
DrDtbonotar
bei osr fommenoeu I3abl an. Golltet ibr
meb nit elmer Webrheis gurer Gtimmen
bealnfti9en, ,peroe ieb MIDI bemnben bic
pfieGten bes Nmtes setreulit uno III gue
rsr Sufriecentelt ausSunben.
Daniel Juns
Bineior 2aunftbip,1
Suli l2. bQS.
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fino Samuel Taoebab uno Srieeerid,
arebler feoer 81 10 Sabren 3udtbauss
lfrote perurtbeilt woroeu. 2(ls Ribter
SSblte Naocbab'6 Senten3 au6oeipro6en
bate. frat leeterer ouf, uno bebanfte
lIb fir Die 9ndoioe Strafe. gfaoebab
uno SreBler ftno beibe BON Gbdmber5buro
va. 9ebdrtia, uno Griferer Der Sobn febr
braper uno anoeiebsner Gltern. - Mon
iprab nab Dem SerD6r in @reen5bur9
oavcm oaP man beabiidbti8e, Die 8ebrt.
Der W'OolpeQ perbaften uno in Nnfla9e
itono ieeen su lafen. Sin onoerer IDeil-
baber oe6 SerbreCben6, WelpDirter, fri:
ber ebenfaQ6 BON GbdmbsrSbure, SO,pie:
9eriobn bon Wuroof. 1T ueridmunocn,
oe69lei6en Elm 0elpiher patterlon Don
pitt6bur9. pelber ebenfa06 betbtiti0t sc,
meIen fein foil. [Sreibeit8 Sreuno.
Gin 9sntidsr 0anRn5 Sa5per Glear. murs
os fir3litD in Gas @efdn9ni6 gu 9pple5toun Qes
bradt, neil CT non einsnl 5orn. Nnorsws, 6os
feIbif Elm YftrS unp onosr 9(rtifd qe'fob(sn
bate,
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2trtifd % fcrst fir 9esbdfsn 100 feins
Saratoreu ftno.
Nrtifel 23 teauhrast ben @haeamtfefre.
tir Die nSthsen Neseln 3u maiden far bic
9laubbafte Abietaeuns.
1lrtifeI "a. tstieblt ben Ginnetn,ern bic
Snitrufticnen oes Sefretdrs al befcIseu.
9irtifel 25 tettimmt oaB oiefes GeIes uibt
auwenetar fein foil auf @bifis meltte bcn
lesten 6afn bttlltb pom Cap DER auten
5cffnuas NIB Sculcren perlaGem ta9cn am
ltten @eptember $40.
Urtifel 26 tettmmt ba6 bic Srafeu Der
2lfts bonn 30. Suni l842 fortbalren lcIleu.
artifeI 27 (rIe &aHotertbeiIuns) III messes
Iallen.
2(rttfsl %, 20 unO so rpurosn i'm Senat
aus9etlrtben.
Nrtifel 81 Oerpfie6tet ota Grfrrtdr jdbrs
lid 81 untsriueten uno gu beriebten peltbs
9lrtitel einen 3oa bon lnebr mie so prc,ent
nah peren wertbe te3ahItsn.
Slrtife! 80 Ocrtietet Die Smportieruu9 I'LL
autlanbiaer Builder &c.
9lrtitel 53 beitimmt caB cine 3cnne 90
5uupert9e'pibt-1l2 pfune jeces-balten
(on.
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Gin Sinterflob.-@in ebrlitber Neucn9s
tano Souer, Der mebrnaS 6snlsrfts ba6 Gin
Sbell tsincs SoclSbaurn6 Si1s bsfomnen botz
ts,. enttblos ib cine NaCbt Su waben unb no
'neAllb otn Dlsb 3u entbsden. Sn!b notb Der
9em0bnlIcben Stunoe os6 SUlofsnQebsn6 fab
CT etnen feiner nd0ifsn 0atbbarn Itb Dem
Sooljboufen nabsn, ensn 2trmppl croin6re
S2clSpllttsr nebncn mo nab tenem oauft III.
rtid9eben. Der Sausr naDm ein6 Der 9r66tsn
S9cIStdelte ouf feline Ghulter, Gas CT finbcn
fcnnts unb fol9te fenem 0abbar, bsn er por
tslner 2bur elnbrlte, ais CT ben feine Ssute
bin9ee9t bate, uno inbsm er fsin Sdbeio niss
eerls9te ta9ts ct "Da, bu alter Iarr Sb
oenfe bob nibt cos pu Elm 9utsS SsWr MAIDEN
fonntsf, obne cinsn SQntsrfloB."
Ein ,putbtnoer SuIl.-,ruros fiirSlib
ven slnsm 9ampfbrcte ouf Dem 9torbfuhs bs
Jteu Ocrf 9elaifen Der in pollsr 2Gutb mar,
ourb Die erite 2Soro rannte uno 9robes llns
bell anribtets, piele perionen befbdS0te uno
baS qsben ron 2(nbern in 6sfabr ftBt. @r
nuroe enolib curcb sinsn jlm9sn Wonn, 9ea>
mems Soraes Sall, gum Gtebsn 9ebradbt, Der,
un9eabtet Der @efabr, e6 ipo9te Jpn bic Sebs
nen abjufbnelSsn uno Jpn Damn in Der Sbomo6
Strabe.
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g t q + b.

-Sn Sermanta'n, Ohio, nab elmer 4tas.
aen Srantenla9er, 6err 6enritb Dan,eI
Baum fr0ter BON 9erte, uno ipdterbn bon
saneaiter Ganntp,s ill 55iten Sabre ieinee 9(l.
ters. Scr Beritorbene bnterlie6 cine be.
tritbte QBittwe uuo Sinoer, nm Iein 10
lbnellee nnb nnerDartstes 5inlheipen 8u
betrauern.
DIN aten @ept. i'll Dieier @taot, @liIabetb,
2otbter BON Nlhter 8ants, in l7tsn Sc,
tenejabre
Srcbh i'll alter bon 25 Sabren.
Gin 27ilen stusult, in oieIer Gtopt Caro-:
lima Ghonfloer, Satin bon Ansutt 6eb5n.
feIoer, im alter bon IS Sabren.
ON 24fen Suli, in alsntaun, gonrab 6u.
Der, gepcIuticneGoIpat i'm Alter bon 85
Sabren.
-am 7ten Gert, III tieIer Gtabt, Waria
Ses, Q8ittpe BON Soemrp Bee, ESQ.
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Gin bDcbIf tuicbtiaer 9trtifei,

60 eben Snberejttt cine 6uontititHt fb6n
9eoruftcr Ouitltn9sn, Defenders 9ee9net fir
Subiertptlcn osS u2lberalsn Seobabfrs," Die
fur ben preS bon so Gents biS "a in oiefer
9ruderei ju boben fnb. Da Elm fbneler 26e
lag ee9 NrtjfslS beienoer5 wHnibsnSmertb iit
70 iIno ale 2iebbabsr ooSu einaslapsn balo oos
fur onsuipreben bei Dem Serausaeber.
6eaoln9, ben &. Geptenbsr.
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pittsbWq pen 2ten Gent.

flttppUtS WI SttU SJtpt'
2Sle mir b6ren. ,puroe in Lester Mobe
du Greensbur9 pa. oa5 SerD6r Get Gdu=
Der, fuel6e Dor ldnoercr 3ejt 9rn. Rob
bon gl9onler um etDa 1900 Sboler in
Specie uno 0otea oer pittsbureer 8anf
beifoblen uno oenielben ouf fdredlibe
2Seiie miBbonoelt uno per,punost botten,
por9cnomuen. Gs sparen su Der oamo(is
gen 3eit Elm 9ewii1er Srieoerib Sre6ler,
Samuel Haoebab, @ebrGoer M'Ooweu.
Murpod Satsr, Sobn uno Go0ter per.
i)aftet poroen. Die 9ebruoer M'Dos
spel batten iib 5u StaatSseu9en bereese.
ben uno 9in0en oaber obne Strofe ourb,
obo(eib aus Dem 9an3en Serb6r oeutlib
ibre MitlpiiIenibaft uno Ibeilnabme an
Dem 8erbre6en berporoebt. Muroob
uno Ginoer wuroen ebenfaQ5 freioeipro:
6en, oa man nibt oa5 Win0eife oe9en il:
ren Gbarafter bepeilen fonnte. Oa0e9en
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saunftbipe Collectors
Nlbamp Benjamin $epau
elias Sainuel gbsIman
Amltp Sobu Srantis
Sern 2facpb Uabp
Bern Oter Scnatban Slime
8etbel Sobu Shower, jr.
0rcfnod Geora ShlauCb
enmru Iobn @barmau
eaernarOon eSaeob Surg
gcletrocfnele Gpbraim Gauee
Douglas 8cur9 6atiielo
O'ir'tt Secr9 SrctnbeiICr
gretcr Sacot Spok
earl 6curp GtteH
Srrcniplb $. 81. 0istricb
6crefcro Sclepb mepner
6errl6erS Sobu 6aln
6amHur9 0crCnSb 3bomas Gmitb
RuBtauu 8orcuab Sapett Gtbaoelcr
sonaitb,pamm Nmns Q8eiler
Waratownp &eor9e y. aemp
W1eloeuCrPCt Senrp mapcr.
Olcp 6. 8. 9laurcr Go.
SPITE Snbn 3robnbeifer
Oenn benjamin. 6a0e
Nttbmcnb Sicecn Slebl
Nu6ecmtmancr Sonas Ghmale
Noflano Oonirl 6ellt
Nobdon Soitrb SaGlon
0tsao. 81. >. Baro Nbrobam @lnelair
Neop. 81. JB. Q5oro 9onie( 6Cb6ner
Neae. 6 .. QBaro Sonotban Sbearer
Ncap. 6. QS. Iayo Oaniel 8ittina
3ulpebofcn Scbu $noemut6
aulpehcfcn Dbr Daniel pctteiasr
Union Scbu W7'Golpeu
2Binofcr OliCbaeI 6ofman fen
Q8cmelsp. Scrcuab SGaee SHUTTER
2Baibin9ton 2(arpn 8. gcpelp.
gror9 2seiIer, !
Sctn $ona Sgomml.
QSm. NrncIo.
Se5enat: - 8. ., gunniue, @tbrcibcr,
eommilitoncre Office, Neaz
eina, Gept. e. 1842.
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2 2eDriunoen

SIR oas @hubmaebsrs 6ano,psrfs, perbcn
ic9lcltb peranst, @oldbe rie sun baben oae
6anoDerf 81 erIerneb itno eriuctt 1th fcz
aeib 81 meloen lei Dem llnterfbriebenen
rpobnbaft III spenn 3aunicbp, obnweit Ybils
lips Stcbr 1Dilltam Senocr.
Nuanit Sc. 3m.
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Nu;uIdmnen neu.

I'm mobIfeilcn Gtobr juit eriffncnb cine
aroBe sctt bon ben wotIfeillten 2uchen tino
eefflnette cie ienale III Ncaoina on9cbeten
,pnrbcu, hei 1G. Be der.
Neabla9, Geltemter Is.
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1pie man eincn Ouaffa lbcr betru8t.
Gin SpaBUoael in Slru Dorf taufte fb
elHt et,pa6 Au9enlpafer bon einem Ouotfs
falter, Welhes fir eln Glaeauae, mas CT
trua, ausepanet nerrcn IoIlts. Scr Oeullit
mar et,pas furSftbtl9 mo cntbcdte tpirtIItb
eluen Sebler Oil Dem Qu9e, Den CT aber fir
70 aeriRs bieIt oaB ct cine Snr oocr feline
8e5ablun9 prrfleberte. Ser Spabpcqcl nabm
pas 9Ba0er unb ain9. ehpa cine Botbe
na6ber fam ct nit Dem Iccreu SleIe surid,
anftbeneno iebr betrIbt, nno iaate; ,O
9cftrr! Gottor Gucr p-o-r Stcf bat
,neiu Anse gang 3eri16rt J" aleih,eihs ofnes
te CT nit lslnen SinQern Die Nuaenleber uno
ser Oeulit ttlerte NIT Srauen III Die leere
5obe. 81 es m69lidb! fam ee m69lltb
ieln? ltbrte Der 2lusenfIfer. SD wn6te ME
ncrher oab mcne D'eplSln 70 ,pirfte. mobL
nsin >letcr, icb fam nitbts peniaev tbnu
tple gub oas &slo surGfasten. .,2lber Sbr
tnhbt mebt tbun. lSae Gno flnf 3baler-
I'M 8T9lelcb 5u Dem SerIni1 eines 2luace ?"
ernloerte OCT Sra6ucNei. ,.QDrnn Sbr mir
3wei bunbrrt 3boler aett mill itj Elm Grbrci.
ben untcr3rldncu euh nicbt at pcrratbcn;
tbnt Sbr es aber ntbt 70 rerfase itb eu6
mo Jbr ieib ctn rulnlrter mann."
Ger Quafialbsr bduoiate ibm cine 2(ne
ioeinua fir $500 Gin nno pcr 9pabrc9cl
trcllte ltb fort.
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fDunoerbare gcbenserbaltuns,-gin
Sahr alter Snate, eiu Gobn bon @omen
Nepnclos, ber III Der GampenitraBe in Bal:
gilmore ,pcbnt (pieIte auf elmer Sentterbant,
bic nitbt hber 4 3cll brett mar, ais ct bae
Sleitbaerpitbt perlcr unb binaus1ar.te, eine
tn,rntertrchene 56he bon 81 uuo einsn bols
Zen SUE, nit oem aopfc por,ndrts. 9nrtb
cine tpnnoertare Sorfebuus belebiet fiel CT
nldbt auf bas pdOement fcnbern in bic Osfs
nun9 9cr einem Sellerfenltsr, pelbs chen
srob senus 'par ibn anfiunsbmen, uno auf
Seltn Scoen piel lpsiebrs Serub lag, ipcs
onrtb ebns 3wefeI iein >eten erbalten wur.
DC. CT rcllte carauf burdb bas cfene Sens
tter etipa nod 10 sSuB tiefer in Den Seller.
er pnroe le6los ufscbobsn, fam aber halo
,plsber 5n fteb. Ser berbeiserufsue 1r3t
tane bel Oct ltnterlubuns baB ct Feline Snos
tben sebrcben uno AUDI Feline beosutenbe duff
fere Terlebunsen erbalten bate, aber ct be-
fardbtste oaB innere Serlesumsen ieine Ges
neluns 5peifelbaft maebtsn.
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sc a h r / dl t.

Die nadtenannten psrfonen, 1ab ais Ear
collectors, fir bic perfcbiebenen 9aunfeblpe,
QSarbs uno Borouabs, in Der gauntp Berfe
fir 1912, bstfsllt wcrben, nnb oieIeIben Itno
criutbt fnr ibre s'tcn, cbne Scrltbnt, ansu.
rufen.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-12-08

All the elements of the contest, vet SO far dis
tant, for the Presidential Chair at the expiration
OF tho present term Of The Chief Magis,racy,
seem to be already in commotion.
We noticed few days ago, the nomination of
Mr. Buchanan'tor the Presidency by public
meeting at Harrisburg, in Pennsylvania.
AS sct-oii, apparently, TO that nomination, a
meeting has been since held at the same place of
the friends Of Gen. Cass, our present Minister to
France Thus he also is in nomination.
Alta "Democraic" meeting, which NAV be
termed set-oH No. ?, held al the Courthouse in
The city OF Philadelphia on Thursday evening last.
II was determined that Martin Van Buren,, >"of
New York." as the resolutions say, is the proper
person for the candidate of ''the Democracy
Richard Nj. Johnson has also been proposed
In divers places as the candidate OF "the Demo-
crazy"
AT a great democratic" meeting held at Fay
cite, in Missouri, at which so influential Demo
crat" as Ex-Governor Reynolds, of Illinois, was
present, Senator Benton was formally nominated
as the preferred candidate Of that part of the
country.
Some writer in the Madisonian, moved proba-
0f lie John nG and
Tor that Of Vice President David Riltenhouse
Porter, of Pennsylvania, the present Governor of
mat state: Upon this nomination, by the way,
the New York Commercial Advertiser consider
ing how reluctantly that paper at last relinQushed
,he support OF the Administration. rather unkind-
y says we make the prediction, and place it
now on record for future reference, that neither
John Tyler nor David II. Porter will receive a
single electoral vote for the Offices in question:
In the midst of these amusing differences of o.
pinion among these ''brethren Of the same princi-
pie," the Uhigs appear TO think of but a single
candidate, the veteran Western Wing of thirty
seven years standing. Content, nevertheless, to
submit their own personal preferences to a Gene
raj Council OF friends, and TO abide its decision,
The proposition for a National Wing Convention
s"rms TO gain friends, having been seconded by
many OF The leading Wing journas.-Nat. Int.
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THE NATIONAL pEBr.

Tho Locofoco leaders and their organs have Ia
Ken the same course in respect to the public deb,
OF the National Government which they have Pur-
sued in relation to the debt Of this State that is.
they have charged both upon the Wings.
The truth Of tho matter in respect to our State
debt has been often laid before readers that
we do no. deem it necessary to state the facts
at this time on that point; but in reference to the
National debt less has been said, and brief state
ment, showing its origin and amount, may not be
out Of place.
This subject was taken up during the last scs-
sion OF Congress and Mr.. MERiwkTHrR, of
Georgia, made a report in the House of Repre-
sentatives, from which is derived the following
exhibit OF the amount of the National oebt when
Mr.. Van Buren, and his friends left the Admins
tratlon.--.SlJdny Daily .9drertisr.
Debts recorded in tie Treasury Department..
Treasury Notes S5,283.s3I
Due Holland LILO 600
Funded debt of late war 2,u99 $50
Cniunded debt 36,397
Det's recorded in he H'ar Department.
Amount due twelve Indian tribes,
on which an annual interest of
$4,000 is paid S2.5SO, coo
Amount due Chippewa and Otewa
Indians $4,000
Amount due several tribes> n trust,
and expended for $50 Of {iOver.
meat i2o,35S
Amount due Florida Militia 3I7.GOl
Amount due Georgia do. 7S,l95
Amount due State Of Georgia 1000
Do. do. Maine 100000
The last four items were allowed
and included in the bills which
passed both Houses the last day
Of Mr.. Van Eurens term, but
too late to be signed. The rest
Of the debt was as follows
DeJ,s recorded IN the Nary Department.
Amount Navy pension fund used Sl,I43,G3S
Actual deficiency Of means to meet
the appropriations made by tho
Congress which ad journed March
), lSil and previous Congresses 1880, 22l
Total debt recorded Sai,7l9, oos
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

The Albany papers of Saturday contain the Of
:iciai returns OF the votes given for Governor at
the late ell cion in the State of New York. They
are, Tor Bouck 209,070, for Bradish IS6, Oss-
giving to tie former majority of nearly 22,OGO
Votes. The abolition vote was 1862. The Al
oany Evening Journal sums up Ike matter thus:
''Colonel Bouck, with 5000 votes less than he
received In 1910, is elected by 81 900 majority
Forty thousand Wings who voted for Governor
Seward In 1910 now withheld their votes In eff
iect, therefore, 1t was election for but one par
ty, the other having, in numbers sufficient TO
G;Ih.ange the result, abstained from voting. The
higs, moved and unmoved by various causes,
have allowed the Locolocos 70 take possession Of
The Government. Let them remember, neverthe-
less that they are but .'tonants at sutIerance."
The pOiosr TO reform and reclaim resides with the
wings, who, unless Locofocosm proves less des-
roctve and profiigate than it has been, will assn
rediy redeem the State in lS44''
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The Abolltionists of Boston succeeded finally
in flching from MIR. Gray, Of Norfolk, his slave
l.atner. 1t is all fudge i'm The Boston papers to
talk about compromise, because Mr.. c., seeing
that he could do no better, accepted $500, ten
dered him by the Aboilionists in the place of His
slave. The Abolitonis,s took the game into
theif own hands and played il to suit themselves.
meteng to Mr. G. such :erIns as they thouult
proper. The citizens Of Boston are acquainted
win the Constitution Of the U. States and know
,'I' MI ~. possessed no other property, the right
TO hold which was whit more sacred than thar
IN question. The Aboliiionists would have had
as good right to rob the owner in open day Of his
coat, and to conciliate him by handing him a
round jacket. The "compromse' amounted to
noth,hg more Than an attempt to gloss over bare
faced robbery.
The slave was not paid for.-'rhe owners ey-
Penses' In pursuit, were perhaps covered by the
sum accepted. 1t is thus that the rights of the
South are trampled upon by portion of the Ame-
rlcan community. We 'aie moi accustomed TO
calculate the value of the Union, but we will take
,.'v 20 tel lhe Northern people. that by
pursuing such course as this, they are yearinS
gray the cement which binds US together. If
the Constitution is thus set at naught by one por-
tion OF the American people, the other portion
VIII gradually lose respect for it. Its preserya-
.,on ann continuance will depend upon its capaci-
" 10 MI Its destination--to secure the riuhts of
al,-N orth, South, East and West
Constitution OF the U. States-Art 4. sec 2.
Runaway Slaves to be delivered up.
mo person held TO service or labor in one State.
uhder The laws thereof, escaping into another,
shall, In consequence Of any law or regulation
thereinbe discharged from such service or abor.b
snail be delivered up, on claim Of the party to
"nom such service or labor may be DUE
Since the above was in type, we have received
the Norfolk Herald, which says He MIR. G.,
never nad The most distant idea Of receiving any
sum u money whatever for his servant: and the
arrangement was made entirely 10 save certain in
dividuais from the persecution of the negro steal
eTs' who Ind determined to wreak their vengeance
on them (ior assisting Gray,) even to their utter
ruin. MT. Gray told these doomed individuals not
10 regard him' but to make the best arrange ment
they could 10 save themselves from harm
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