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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16
TWENTY-sEVENT CONGRESS,
second session.

Senate.
FRIDAY, jan. II.
The Senate was not in session 10 day, having adj
10 nrned over until Monday.
House Of Representatives.
FnIpAr, January IA
The BANKRUPT BmL-THE TREASURY Norx Bill
Mr. PsrpLEror desired to present several petitions
from Caciuns against the repeal ofhe Bankrupt Law
Mr. WALLER asked what was the order Of business -
(Great confusion prevailed. In the midst Of which
many voices " ere heard addressing the Chair.
Mr.. ADAMS said, ii any petitions order, they
should be petitions the Of the Bankrupt
on which subject the judiciary Committee had been
structcd to report bill He had number Of such peti
tons, which he desired 10 present. from persons no
were Informed o the state Things this House this
subject
Mr.. BARNARD said, that he also had many such peti.
TONS Which he desired to present.
Objections made, and the SrEAXEs said that ii
coula not therefore be received.
Mr. Husr wished to make single suggestion. 1t was
that the House should receive petitions and remonstran
the subject Of the Bankrup, Law, and con fine
the presentation Of petitions to that subject Loud cries
OF no, no, no.
Mr.. PsspLKToS wished to present resolution to in.
struct the judiciary Committee to enquire the
pediency OF amending the Bankrupt Law bat the
solution was not received, as objections made it,
Mr. FILLMORE then asked that the House shoHld pro-
coed 10 the unfinished business OF yesterday Cres Of
Mr. GAYS JOHNSON said the House did not appear to be
full and therefore he suggested that there should he
call Of the House.
Mr. FILLMORE tnouRnt X was unnecessary.
The SPEAKtn then submitted the queson--"Shal the
main question be now putf'
The previous question called for at the close Of
yesterday prsceadngs and therefore this question
continuation of the business where the House left Of
its last adjournment.l
Mr. BARNARD asked for the syes and this ques
ton.
The House however proc eeded to dispose Of
bal amendments which had been adopted in Committee
which were now coDcurred in by the House.
The next question on Mr. OLMsns amendment
which provided that the FIVE millions Of Treasury Notes
to be issued by the authority OF this Act should be in lieu
Of so much OF the twelve million loan hch was ordered
to be obtained at the Extra Session.
Mr. CAvx JsBrsoN called for the ayes and this
amendment, aud they were ordered.
Mr. STANLEY wished 10 know whether it did not take
away the power from the Government to borro por
ton Of the money which Congress had authorized tn,
Cover ment to borrow.-(O cer, order.)
The syrsand noes we're then the result Of which
ayes 100, noes lo2-msjority 2.-(Cries Of good
goodi')
The question then in order was, whether the bill
should be ordered 20 third rcadirg (Cries Of Ne
n)w.D
Mr. s,spsrs, Of North carolins rose and novel IL,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, sunday, january 10, issa.


y. N. Maffit's First Congressional sermon.
We published yesterday full ana accurate verbatim
report OF the first preached before Congress-
Professor Msiiit, OF the Methodist Church. tbs
furnished srclusirey to the Herald by ad.
mirable Washington reporter. IL Is the first OF
Mr. MATHIS that ever published rerbam, and it is
quite curious and novel article A edition Of the
mon ia small pamphlet, broehias, will be published
to day at this office, printed fine psper-pfice 81 cents
per copy, or 81 per hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16
Progress Of the Revolution In the Eewspa-
per Press---Tbc Reporting Department..

Ever since we commenced the revolution and i'm
provements in the newspaper press with regard to
reports and reporting of every kind of valuable ino
nation the Wall street press have endeavored to
produce an impression that we have msrepresented
the occurrences that reported.
That this has been invariably the case, where
they have failed in their miserable efforts at report
ing, whilst the Herald has succeeded, is too notori
Gus to need more particular citation And when
he w all street press have been too stupid too poor,
or too lazy 10 send any to important meeting
of which the Herald has given full and accurate re-
ports they have always cndeavoted to get some pro-
minent individual to come forward and attempt 10
deny the truth or accuracy OF our reports. For
6rmation of this need go farther back than the
celebrated cases of Robert Jaflray and Col Stark
weather; but the result in all these cases has nvari
ably been that those who have attempted to impugn
our accuracy has been compelled 10 swallow his own
statements.
The "Comier' has al last given up the attempt
to equal Us in reporting in gainsayng our reports
in utter despair; but the " Daily Express" seeing
the effect produced by our unrivalled system, has
for time past endeavored ad, at very res
peetable distance, in our footsteps But the effort
they have thus made, has succeeded only in expo.
sing the lamentabe inefhciency OF that print in all
these matters This has been the case with Dr.
Sparks splendid lectures, and with all the lectures
worth reporting, with the grea, religious meetings,
with sermons, with Mr.. Webster's and other great
political speeches, with Congressional reports, and
with meetings and reports of every kind. They
have always been beaten shamefully and on the re-
cent occasion of the Wall street bankrupt meeting
their defeat was 20 complet that they could lot
conceal their chagrn, but let il out in the following
article in yest rday's 6 Tx .ress":-
DEorrrrors BY REroRTrRs-RoMAScE
The editorial and money market romance Of history
that appears in the Herald well understood tn
deceive nobody. IL ID either stated we were
taken up for picking pockets say, o'clock yesterday
afternoon the Exchange, and that ocer yer took
US to the Tou,bs specification Of
the amount OIL money stolen was given purportng to be
under the authority Of Justice Matsell, thus -
500 Of the New York Bank,
50 of the Mechanics do,
rs check Of Grinnell Minturn,
1000 certificate OF deposit on the Phenx Bank
in ten half dollar pieces,
rs cents in change, marked" a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

SHIP ASHORE There was great excitement in
Wall street yesterday, in consequence of the report
that the ship Morrison, with valuable cargo, from
Canton, was ashore on Old Orchard Shoals As
she sinsured for $500, OOO the excitement was the
greatest amongst the underwriters, and pilot boat
and two steamers were instantly despatched to her
rescue.
1t proved, however, that the Morrison did not go
ashore, but instead thereof the Commerce touched
on Old Orchard but got of, and will probably
| enter port to-day in company with the Morrison,
which vessel was last seen on Friday noon, twenty
Eve miles .E. s. E. Of Sandy Hook, under close
reefed main-topsa, by the pilot boat New York the
wind at the time blowing gale S. s. w.
1t was lucky for the insurers that the Morrison
did not dash to the shoals, for her aggregate va
lue is over 100000, which, with the exception Of
| $50, $50 is underwriuen in this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16
Sl27o rs sum total.


Terrified by Justice Ma,selll
OF all this, We should never dream Of making the
least denial expect any body to believe it any
IT Is net so, however, will the Herald reports Some
OF them are done remarkably well, and with
lty and all generally with sbilty-but there is elten
tbs same touch OF the romance OF history that ap
pears as report, Is in fact but carrcatnre Thus in
me report oil the Bankrupt meeting in the Exchange
Mr.. PsrsooTr Hat" And it strikes me with especial
astonishmsnI that The attack on thssw in Congress this
session. should come from the quarter whence II has
come" leheers and cries Of Henry Clay. "
5NOoody heard any cries Of. Henry Clay" This is
all the romance of reporting The object 10 make Mr
Hall appear as attacking Mr.. Clay)
"kod, least of all. does it follow that after the man
ner in which was passed that now, for enable
cause under Heaven, the attack upon it should come
from the quarter in which find does come (Cheers
and cries OF " II comes from Henry Clay ~
can fancy again Nothing like it was heard)
There is no mani, matter how elevated he is-n
this country that cannot be reached humbled and pu,
down for over by public opinion" (rerriGc cheer
iugl
And II it was just las the Senator from Kentucky
saId TO- pass law in July-s not sst to sanction TIL
law In January What makes It unjust now n II wa,
just then tLaugh,erl what "new lights" have broker
In upon Congress recently or since July last Roso
laughter and cries Of coo head" and ant Kisses
say any set of have made Of this la
Tor their Psenl we thought the speaker said pees
ntsry, but the had such serribe echo that IL wa
dheut to hearl or political advancement, then lie, hn
OF tnem ire"bse en- fAeir poh'eoihrens " Tremendous
CnePTingt
tNow,here is all romance again There we're no .fain
hisses' The idea abou, 'pccunisry"i is all m ado
Inc whole aim OF this part Of the report is To make
appear tina, the audience responding the sir
ssion in the Courier and Enquirer that Of
oen9 Consre aireceived 10000 head when th
article was Prooaoly never thought Of by the pcorl
composing the meeting The effect il credited wouA
be 70 jurc the whole moral pove Of the mee,ing
say, without any particular regard 10 resp e. OF
disrespect Of any member that any gen;crr an x lao IA
four mouths, can change his opinion, without en-
sssnabe cause, Or being able TO give any feasible req
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

NAVAL INrELLIcENcE.-Iti is reported that orders
have been received to prepare the u S. Ship Co.
lumbus, "a, now at Boston, for sea.
Brig Pamela, at Holiness Hole, reports, 18th ult.
lat rs 40, north; Ion 81 Is west passed U. S. fri
gate standing south.
The Home Squadron is still in port; seamen
enough forhree vessels have been shipped, but
have yet sailed to relieve the shipwrecked on our
coast. When will the squadron sail /! Ever!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

THEArRIcAL AID MUsIcAL.-1t will be Feen by our
correspondence from Havana, that Mrs. Sutton has
formed a very advantageous engagement at the TIA
liam Opera of that island. She is highly accom-
pshed artistic, and will, no doubt, make both money
and sensation in Cuba.
During herresidence in this city, Mira. Sutton was
prosecuted by musical clique, who may be called
''Vaisoni clique" consisting OF set Of musical bro
kers who live on others. This amiabe set of per-
sons have attempted the same mode of attack with
every eminent vocalist who appeared in New York
Mr.. Braham, Of the greatest singers of the age
and man of the highest reputation, has been at
tackled by this clique precisely the same grounds
that Mrs. Sutton-the Woods-and several others
were. When distinguished vocalist comes to New
York, the Tatsoni clique, make up to him, attempt
to hang themselves upon his fortuAes-to speculate
upon his fame and talens-as critics or accOmPa.
niments-and PERSISTENCE should be made, and their
services declined, then the whole set of musical
brokers fall upon the unfortunate artist in the most
furious style, through the ''New World" their or.
gan, par excellence.
This intrigue is getting to head again-so that we
shall have to prick the bubble in few days. Look
out for squalls.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

REPEAL OF THE BANxRUrr LAw-MoRE MEETINGS.
Two more public meetings are projected on this
exciting subject by the antirepealers up town
and another on Tuesday by the repealers down town
On this subject have been requested to publish
the following arcle-
Mr.. BErSETr
heard the creditors were to have had meeting
against the Bankrupt Law, which think ought by
all means TO be done without delay, or the Bank
rupts will think dare net stand up for our rights,
but mean tamely TO submit to have our property
legisated away under such an unconstitutional law
as the present Bankrupt Law. Why, sir, Congress
| can no more pass such law than they could one to
divorce my wife who married me for hie, unless
commit some acto give her just cause For instance
Mrs. Van Zandt suppose TO have such cause, but
what right can debtor have to be exonerated from
my claim until ne pays it in full have one fellow
who owes me two thousand dollars who has perlured
himself each fall and spring since 1886. always
swe arlng he has no property, when ne and his wiie
dress better than either myself wife can, and his
children go 10 better schools than could afford 10
children than mine do yet bring this gentleman up
under creditors bill, he swears he has been dong
| brokerlng business only; that he has no money,
that the house he lives in is rented by his wie's
mother, and she owns the furniture, which is worth
at least one thousand doars-as seized it once,
and il was so valued, but his motherin-law caimes
1t. What could do with such nest OF cheats =
yet and other creditors are tsld we must let such
| fellows ran. a
say let us have the Getting before the late meet
ing have destroyed our claims on Congress. Those
eloquent counsel that addressed their meeting will
speak for our side also If we come TO their price, but
we will not pay them with our creditors money
Will you arouse the call for the meeting I'll drum
up hundred to attend within my own circle Of
trends, and we shall show them they cannot have all
the own way.
II that law be not repealed I'll spend one thousand
dollars to test its constltu,ionaiity VI can't stand the
test. JUSTICE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-16

FRIDAY, jan. II.
The Senate was not in session 10 day, having ad
onrned over until Monday.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
6 pm oreF.
Der pUrsciblagcnc Siicat 2lsent
USer GIdDeqncrsVDnrb.

Ncl9enees Iine bic 0auptin9e oes i'm Cons
sres uor9eIdDlusencn @rd,equer plans. -
Sb eerielbe p0IIiren wre, iit nod INNER
Sweiflbaft :
Sn Der Staet Wafhinstcn fol- eiue Bearb
Of @rd,equer srridhtet werben, tpeidle ans
cem Secretdr Der Sdastammer, unb bem
Sd,abmeilfer Der 8ereini9ten Stadtsn beftes
hen iol, init einem @ehalt pen 5000 2haler
idbrlidb.
Die 8carb bat 9lgentidaften Su erridten,
alIetn nid,t mehr als sebn, ndmlidh In
Bottom, gteu yorf, philadelphia, @barIsitcn,
Geu Orleans, uno fiuf aueern plaseh
Die gedmtsu Der 8cdrb icIIen befehsn
aus einem l9duptldreiber, nnc einem 6e9iit'
rlrer unD fur jeoe 9gentidaft einen slufleher
une einen 9ie9iitrirer, uebit cinem Sdreiber
fur jeoe 9lgentidlaft.
8eIagte 9lufieber uno 9ie9iltrirer icllen
ben Dem prdiloenten, auf pier Sabre ernannt
weroen, nno Ger Secretdr Ger SdoBfammer
foil bic Sd,reiber erueunen, audi 1T es ibm
erlaubt &lehillfs Seeretdre bel ben slgens
ftnften oniuifellen.
Die Scaro uno steent dInften icllen bic
6ffennidlen 4jeloer einnehmen, anfbemahren,
uno aussdhlen uno bielelben inter 9lnipeiiung
oe5 Sd,nBiefretdrs ilbertragen NIB perleus
ben. Sie Ipllen ale sluweilnnaen, QSehIel,
&c. pon bem SdaBmeiilcr Der 6ereinigten
Staaten ausiahen, uno bic paihten Der
9lnlcihe;@pmmiGioner6 pon;icben. Sie fcl'
len bon Snoipiouen bineei9uugen ponGclo
uuo StbermllnSe, nno nngemnnjtem 9elo
uno Silper CUR 2lnfbewabruu9 annebmen,
uno oafir Gertitfatc ertbeilen, jecedI edrf
Der 8elauf I'M @janSeu nidt iIber Sebn 9Rils
licnen 3baler leDu, es fei raun Gin @eIeB
percrone es oneers. Sie Iolen dub,
fhciue al bic 6fFenhiden @reciforen fur ben
ibnen fd,uoiaen Selauf ousitcIIrn.
Die uuterIdirSlihen Wiin;en III ben 8er'
cin9tcn Stanten iclIen auf dbnlid,e 9Beife
/ 6interlcoungeu aunebmeH, uno @ertififate
oaflr crtqcien. Sold,e SertiIfate ielen in
ieber N9cntIbait angenommen uno cineeIeiet,
altdl feline prdnlie oafur geredlnet, uno III
Summeu pcn filnf bis III ein bunesrt 2ba'
fer ausgcSeben mereen.
Die 8cdro pcn AgentId,aften fellen ers
midtiat fem Wedfel auf Die nnterfhictlidlen
1 SacntIhaIten su sieben, uno bWfelben 81 els
ncr prdmie III uertaufen, rpeld,e Die Soften
Der 5rauspcrtiruug ppn flin9enosr WlnnSe
nid,t nberiteigt.
Sie fcllcn cinbcimilde unb ouswdrti9e
Bcficlbriefs, unter Ger gumeiipna bed
Sd,neIetrctdrs, fanfen, lpcnn oies fir 9Re'
9ierun9sswefe ncthwenoiS eradtet merosn
ioltc. sIae 3abIunsen, pelde eie Bcaro
Orer ibrc 2tgcuhhnften madt miliIen IN
@clo cocr SibermilnSe IcDn, pcer rpeun eer
Gfentlife @ldubi9e es ;ufriepen leDn icate,
in Sd,aBfammcr Jiotcn, peer Jointcrle9nn9s'
@erti1catc.
9lac Sdulbeu an bic 8ersini9ten Stdaten,
mCecn tc,ablt psroeu in @clo ccer Silber,
ninterlegun0S, @er.iffatcn,i in Sd,oefdmmer'
0ictcn ooer III ben Rcten folder Banfeu,
ncldr nit Gjclo uno Silber cnscloiet merS
Den. Das 8ill entbdlt ldlidlide @crfebrnnS
gen, Inn Die llntcrfbldaung, uno ben unridls
ti9rn @cbrauh ees offentlidrn @eloes ~
psrbhtcn, ioipie audi Die 3reuc Der Seamtrn
81 Tdern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23

iHEH IDlIf6f1 I'M dH9fhbIIdIldI beHi UcIt
nor III llnterseid|nuug pprgeIegt iperben
f5nnen. 2IIsbanm hdtisn Denangcgen nj
fagen fennen, BAG tiefe Bill alice iudre, ipl
bic 9lbniniffraticeeparibei ben eiiiem "fobz
ralillifden Senate" hattie erhaIten fonHenI
gDabr 1T es, bae jeuer @elseentrurf us
tsrblicb unb nad,theili9 fur bic @emeinad
mar, bae CT enttpeter rcn benz Wcnpernz
nit leinsm "8etc'' belegt ober in fir.erj
3eit a!s einem Mcnat, BON benielben periI
nen pioerrufsn fpcrben ipire, Die ihn erla1
en- batten.
siIsbann bdtte jene partbei nidlt faae
f6nuen, fpie fe es jest tbut, eaB @eIb nm
SiIber in StrOmen aeacden tpdren, men
jener @eieeenttpurf gum @eieBe setperbe
ipdre, ben Der Ssnat psrperfen hattie. sir
jenem 80rper laltet cine grcee 8eranttperI
| Iidbteit, baB er nid,t burd paHirling jene
9eleBes einem ebrIiden 8clfe bic 9Iugen If
nete uno ibm srigte, mas bic McbItbaten fs
ner pCr9eblhen Sreunbe seweien fein min
ben.
SD iperbe niht fir jenen Gefseeniwul
lfimmert, aber id, ipiinid)e, baB er paflIrt
eoGen flr bsnfelben ,u bem @oIfe seben, ba
init oa1eIbe ipeni9fens eih @elee uen ts
parthei erbielte, rpeld,er es Die Webrheit
oieIer @efee9ebuna 9egeben babe. @s
3ett, baB jeuer ewi9e Sanf'Srie9 Iein @nt
nimmt
llnp wenn er nun sorilber III, 70 trsrte
bcffentlid biejenioen, weldbe ibre Streits2i
uno ibrScalpirmeHer unbarmberjis aebraud
ten, III ibre Wi9Wams ,urildfsbren unb ibI
Nrieeeuspfeife rauden.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23

uub eiIitf 0inferfsrun9 in benl 9emeinen @e'
finanies fur irgene einen 3eitrdnmi BON nid't
ipeiiiaer ais einem Sabre, ncd1 nlehr aIs fanf
Sahren unterircrfen fein.
atfdnift 8. EaB In 3nfunft fein anceres
W1eeinm aIs BeiahIung bon 3eIen, 9aren
cesr anberu EGinfiInften bes Stddte, auge'
nonimen tpsrbeu fol-, aIS @cIe nnb SiIber,
bic Rcten ben Baarselb jablenoen BanFen,
cber bic geiseliden Staatspapiere unter Der
9Ifte bonn pierteu Wai, 184l W I b e m
Bcrbe DaB bieler 9Ibldnitt nidlt
aIs cine Wiberrufung eines in gesenpdrti9er
Sienns Der GjeieBgebnns pafllrten Beftlui'
fss, IN BetrefF Der 3Ole fir Iranepcriiren
bes g,rief,SelIei1ens auf Der Columbia &iien'
babn, anS9eIsgt iperben icll.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
9Iu OoffuirflJc.

Tiejcnioen Nerren G'nitwirtbe bic ibre
gittIhrifteninu unierer 3eitm9 befaftt 81 mas
den 9eocnfeu, ,perben pobl tbnn eieielbe io'
aleidb en,ulencen, iucem cas ginrtiden in
Der nlhifen Cber ipdteiteuS III Der oarauFcls
aenoeu giummer 0eftcben plue. Gs iptlree
unS freRn unlere Wrthsfrennee ic9lcid fur
ghtIhriftcu bel nns nniprehen Su irhcn.
Die @iurnfHu9 9cibieht inter ben ndmliden
gebineurgcn pie oieS bon unIern Iadlbdr'
Seraus9eberu geid,iebt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
2etbn Sauntp SSObltbdtigfcitssGe'
feliicbaff.

Sci her am rcrIcBteu MoHtaa 9lben6 fir
tieIe 9eieHidaft 9ehalteucn qSabl purcen
fcI9cnce 8camten fir bicie6 Sabr eripdblt
t.-Reuben Strrus.
q. preI0eRt.- t.-5ciIah 9lhcaeS.
r.-ScbH y. 8cds.
q d,dBmeitt It er.-Samucl WrYer.
gHcTeu9e .--AuthCnD Sdubcnter9er.
8erw alter. - Srlepb 9dugcwere,
Scbn Scip, jr. CapiO Seiper, Charles Dags
ner.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
GtdStsS SSnbf.

Sei Der am IcBten Sreitdg gcbaltcncu
Staotsg8abf nuroeu fcI9cnoe Beamten fur
baS fiinftt9e Sahr errrdblt
btrthter.-W. .. @tertarc.
SnlpettoreH.-Sames 9dn9eWere.
2cpi g8cCcriu9.
NGeiIor.--Solspb gcun9.
Con Ia &c l.-pbtlip Sellcr6.
SamuCl 9intin9er.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
Ssr,brrebcner @rf6ihtc.

9lm 16ten Nsbruar perliee Ior. Willians
M'Gluu9 pcn gidclaus @auntD, girginisH,
I'm in SommeruilIc @eifdffe Su perridten,
mt benz Scrhaben ncd ait cemIelben gbeno
;urld,ufcbrcu. Tad,mitta9s crbrb fdl aber
Elm 70 befti9er Sturm, cae es ibm unmc9iidb
gcmadlt plIroe fein Borbaben auejufihren.
Bibreno Der 9iadlt 9crietb fsin gBcbHbaiS
in Sener, uno Die Srau mitihren StlsiHen rets
tete I'D, pcr einem furhtbaren Senertoe. -
9lbcr ad, ! es mar uur nm Gin Spfer oes
Sturmes III fallen sIls cr. M@lung ans
nddlFeu Gag uddl S,auie fam fano er leIH
Bcbnhaus eiHgedldcrt, nHo ieins SrnH nno
!Siubrr ,u Gcoe aefrcren. Grin @efnbl ldet
fd cher ecnfeu ais belhreiben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
SunnrcG.

qGir baben bic gauge BOhe hinburh fcr9s
filta bic 8rrbanolnngru bes @cugre6es
Surhorisben, um etrpas fur uniers eeier cars
aus "a entlebneu, aber alC5 eiefes 9eihab
umfonit; benu nidtS wurbe getbau, uno fcl9s
lith tSRneH mir aud, nidts 9ebeu. QSir hds
ben nesmeseR Die Scauptit9e oes grdcqucr
ploH6, in elmer anoeru Spalte eingcrudt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
NIllriItniiti @nmf.

gBir bdben ans einiaeu 3eitunacn erieten,
RAE bas gerldt III llmlauf it, nIS babe bic
slaentaun 8aut ibre Ibiiren 9eftlcheu.--
1as Geriidt III un9e9rlnoct, iucem Sds ESns
ifitut INNER un9ehinbert, rpte oies 81 allen
3eiten ber Sal mar, fetne @eiddfte fcrtleet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
Gnlsburd q8abl.

TOIaentes it Sas 0leiuItat Der SaIturt
Bahl:
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Snfpettcrs.-SalrmDn 8lcin,
gIbrabam 3ie9enfue.
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Gon(tnbe t.--Sbrabam Briuter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
NSprthnmptun sNahl.

3n giorthdmptcn Gaunidip, Fct bic 8abl
tpis fclgt aus
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QB "a r.--@asper 8lednCr.
Gonitdbel.--Oapio Sob.
SuGpettcre n-Sefe 2emmel.
SCndthan SrCrler.
ITeTor.--Dduiel 2bcabe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
Grcanm mnh NOiiIlcr.

9er @rcson nrb 0liaer 9arb Grial, tpcs
ran id,cn eine gerdnme 3eitlan9 in Zen @cnr.
ten pon eed,a, Sd,uDlfla unc Jicrthamptou
aearbeitet purbe, tpnroe lcbte gScdle bri Der
1RpntacmerD @auntD @onrt 81 @Euilen BON
GreBpn entld:eoen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
SEiencr Gin lLarnpii.

esSnathan 6. Sasiu9er, Der elmer SerfiIs
id1uRg ubrripieien uro mad benz 3ufthdu6
rerurtheilt puree, 1T onrh DaoiO u. qlcrs
Ter beanaeiqt pcrbeH. 8eritcbt iid eaB or
cin 2ctc Tcfc lit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
0ic Ofctbnnnns 9lnfoabclt.

gSerIhiceene sIntprrten rpnroen uns idbcn
auf Die in unierm leBten SIatt eiu9crltfte
9ied,nung einQeIanbt uno nod mebr percen
srtpartet. Infer Sauccud Srcune it Der Ga
DIE 9ans nahe, jebcd hat or tdl 9cirrt ctH
ieoer p0n beiSen bcSobIte 5000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-23
GGSsSSbcitbau Dabl.

8clgcubes it oa5 9eluttot Ger Sht,Btcit'
bon 3aunfhpsBdh:
Tricbeusri6ter r.--pbdcn Slbred)t.
Con TIA be l.--@cor9e OftIlcr.
aTe r.-0ioeOu @utb.