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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01

G@The following ia The conclusion Of
Messrs. lDgersoll and ROoseyeIts, Minority
Report on the late Veto; .' wv"
The undersigned discern, with deep disap.
Rroyal, that the report Of the majority Of thia
committee, in conformity with the votes Of its
chairman, srenpousiy argues distribution Of
the public lauds 70 pay the debts Of the States.
Ih's 10 not the occasion 10 develope The dan.
gers Of that much condemned scheme. In
preference for another, and much better, near
y all Congress coincide n opinion with the
President and People, viz:-ihat Immediate
relief would proceed from moderate discrimi,
mating permanent tariff. Why is il not law !
Why may it not be at oncs| Who binders m
Is party passion to prevail, or maguanimous
pattiotisml the undersigned will not doubt,
even though doomed to disappointment. C7
This mortal issue, ifcast BY Congress upon
an injured, insulted, oppressed. and outraged
people, may return. with dread responsibility,
with deep damDatiaD, to plague The inventors
OF such mischief Those we act with are
ready 10 go forth, and be tried by the country,
in lall confidence Of popular justice. Others
will determine for themselves, and for US too,
as ye are but minority. The report Of the
majority pronoses nothing blt that Tho Rresiy
dent be assailed and The Constitution ASSAULT
ed;'lhe President impeached Without trial, the
country dishonored in him for exercising, al
most under Congressional dlresse, an un-
questionable and much cherished power, dear
TO noble people, which it is The widest dream
Of excited party to suppose that people will
ever suffer to be striken from the Constitution.
Mean time. what is 10 be done4 Are Con.
gress 10 call out more vetoesl Like barbarous
nations, worshpipg demoniac Creaturas Of
their own malignant imagining, are we all to
be sacrificed to the evil genii of Dissord and
despair? Are distraction and ioaclion 10 mi-
mister furious and dreadful redress. The uo-
designed rely on popular providence, which,
in seyerer trials, has, With the smiles Of Hea-
yen, ovenuled whatever perile have besst our
(sill now Thoughtful and considerate country.
No God Of battles is invok ed for our RESCUE.
Deprecating such shocking PROCLAMATION, we
humbly trust that no battle or boodshed, no
yiYil war or massacre, is the only umprage 10
determine for rational freemep The simple gues.
ton whether they will support or Tepudiate tho
Government Of their own creation, We do 40.
despair. We do not fear that savage infatua.
tion will cast away for future scorn the present
admiration and refuge Of the world. r
G.. J. 1NGERSOLL. x
... JAMES !. ROOSEVELT.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01

G~"l say sir. the War is nov declared"
exclaimed John Quincy Adams in the Hall Of
Congress- OF the 10Th inst. At that very mo-
menL the coDspirators Of this State were
plotting their FOUL TREASON against itG
peace, constitution aud lave, Yes the war
is now declared by tho Federal leaders, a.
gainst the constitutional Liberties of,he coun-
Try. We shall soon be called upon % an
nounce tha, the war s ended, aud the PEO-
PLE VICTORIOUS. If moi, fslsSsll q
free government. Gin. Eng.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
THE CHRONICLES OF PAPER CUR.
RENCY AND PROTECTION.

1911; Era the 1st, under our present Con-
siitutiOn begins: Specie that had heeu bansh-
cd by the continental paper money, raturued
by our exporls. Farmers, artizans, drovers,
shippers, merchants. rich with gold and silver,
which The paper. money jugglers begin to tim
ker them out Of, and do il effectualy in Eve
years. terminating in
1916: Paper currency, and foreign imports
rising hand in band 800 per cent, reached
and exploded at Sl46, 100000 Of the former,
and $4,000, 900 Of the latter
1877: Paper currency began collapsing with
boa constructor forces. Oats as low as IL IL
cents, wheat for thirteen years, in Western
Pennsylvania, never above so CENTS BANKERS,
lawyers, sheriffs, gorged with the pluDdered
goods and con6scated lands Of The farmer and
ar.iZans termi mating, The blessed United States
Bank and protective tariffs Of 1924 and 1928,
to the contrary, Notwithstanding, only at the
end Of l3 years; which brings Us to The
Second Era Of Currency and Imports
1880: Specie, that had been sent into banish-
ment by the currency tinkers Of the first era,
made plenty again by l3 ysaFs Of hard labor by
the farmers and artizans.
1881: Paper money tnkers commence ex-
pelling, and terminate by enormous issues of
verbal money the expulsion or boarding up of
nearly al our gold aud silver at the end fsix
ysars, Gambling spsculations rife. Beef 20
cents pound; potatoes Qrish) imported, and
sold at Plltsburg, in The heart Of our continent
at $l bushel, nominal price, but the pay ta7
ken away in real money; 100 reams of bank
paper for lthographic city; l00,0 reams
for all the public lands, had General Jackson
been the sass" he was represented he.
instead Of being The old lion of New Orleans.
been but an ass in bankers skin, frightened
at specie circular.
1887 10 1912. Paper currency and foreign
imports risen, hand in hand, for six years,
300 per cent; explode at l49 millions of the
former, and l6S millions of the latter. Specie
swept by millions by the British, and the
balance boarded, Idle ships 1000, in the
port Of New York; idle steam factories, so, in
Pittsbura; idle horses, 1000 in PhiladeIphia;
idle and bankrupt farmers, drovers, transports
ers, shippers, artizans, by thousands. Banks,
for want Of confidence WHICH they will al
ways want-sbpt down their trap doors on
hHeks. chaff, public reyenue, and all. Presi.
dent Van Buren Tin 1887 calls Congress into
special session and, with every pocket full of
bank nples, calls on Congress- for money.
COnetitnIOual treasury established, Coon,
ekinners reused into frenzy at lhe attempted
subVersion ofPaPer profits, rich as Po,osi, and
dominion strong almost as Decessiy ITSELF
cOmmenee lhe hard cider campaign. Log
cabling, doggeries bNili, briberips Introduced,
almost wherever they had bank. Tippeoanoe
professions held Of 30, 600 at lime. pown.
fall pf Presdsn, Van Buren, the Demo cratic
party, the bard money policy. Acceeslon OF
President Harrison, Swarlne ofbankers and
office.hunters, vOracious as lhe locus,s Of
Egypt PregpIate themselves upon the seal Of
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
vol. 3. NO 80. WHOLE NO. Is7

govCtpmSPIl-fIl all the private, all The public
houses; 81 oil the apartments. all the rooms
ot'he Ffesidenrs house; eatup The Presidents
provisions; eatpp by perpetual pleadiugs and
hstfasslng for banks and offices, the syringe
otb's lifc--and he dies. Accession orPresi.
dent Tyler, Land distribution passed, bank
fpPt law passed; fiscal bank vetoed, fiscal cor.
Poyalion vetoed, rec treasury bank and sts,s
vetoed: Tyler denounced as a lraitor Cons,;s
ssIIgn ", q, denounced: End ef the beginning
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
THE TRAITORS REBUKED in PREBLE co,
Eaton Arr On 1oA1

To the editor O. Salesman o ~ 1tNfS'
eI- Inc late treason Of the yhig members of tho
legislature, has aroused the people Of even this od dS
era county Within the last week several political mae
tngS have been held in various parts within the bor
de" ofPrebe county, and every where, with The ex.
cePiion Ofa few hot heads that desire revolution con-
dCmn the rebellion of The reSgsant members with one
Psciable whis lawyers Of this place, have openly ayow.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01

FREE WILL-We find, in an ancienl york,
that the slornally vexed question Oi Free WI
was settled IN the following saiisfaelcy 9sUyg
ner--'Some say, when nan lost Free VIII
woman found i, apa sAs be- lheRl i eyaL glRc6
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-01
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS
From the Louisville Advertiser.
THE TIMES.

From the Louisville Advertiser.
THE TIMES.
WHO Is ABROAD IN THE LAEpl
A dreadful woe pervades the andl
A strange and startling wo;--
The cause ofwhich we now demand,
And which we soon must know.
The suffering Poor,
Cannot endure
The wants that haunt them so.
Who will reply
To the loud cry,
Whence do these evils flow?
Has famine, Peslilence, or War,
This want and misery sprcad7
Would not the sufferers labor for
Their raiment and their Breadl
Yesl fain would they;
But ahl the day
For Laboring Men has fed.
Ye rchl BEWAREl
So far, ye dare, ..
But do not farther treadl
The land isnow proGlsely stored
BY our indulgent God;
And neither Pestilence nor Sword,
Has spread this gloom abroad;
The only cause
Is human laws
Monopoles and fraud;
And wealth has froze
The hearts Of those.
Who soon may have them thawed.
There's something wrong. Ye Statesmen all,
Whence do these sufferngs springR
Az, have your salaries grown too small1
Ye will not tell us-sayI
Ye greatI ye,wiseI
Why not devise,
While yet it is to,day,
Some kind relief
TO q1ell the grief
Through which we grope oUr way,
Bnt ahl It's vain to seek relief
In Legislative Halls;
Some rather aid swindling thief
Than listen to our calls.
And ifthey hear,
What do they cares
On vs. the misery falls.
And what do they,
But spend each day
IN chickering's. and brawlsi
Men, savage men, devour their kind;-
The weak supportthe strong:
When will the poor champion find,
10 right our present wTongsl
Ayl ye may quail
Why scoff aud rail,
And mock the suffering throngl
Redress may come
- Too soon for some,
Redress will come ore longl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
Court qorof(antQttcn.

Stntenidl Der ad)tbare Scbu SauFs,
prcilocnts9ftdlter in een eeridteoenen Gcurs
ten BON @ontcn Dleas BON eritten @erid,fes
Beiirf, beifebeno ans BEN @aunties Berfs,
9tCrtbamptpu uuo 9ed)a, I'M Staat Nenufils
sdnler, III Sraft fetues 9lmtes preGSentrids
ter perid,teoeuer @ourtrn pcn SSer uuo Gers
miner II. ali9emeiner Gefin9nissGrebieung
in beid9ten @onnties; unb 8. s. 9luhe,
unb Sofcph Sd9er @lqures, @ebulfss
9ltdltcr Der @Curten bon SDer unb 3erminer
uno dQqcmeiner @jefdnquis @rleoiaung fur
be Rlttung BON NHupts uno anbern 8erbres
den in erfaGtcm pedla @auntD, ihren Befebl
an MIDI gcridltet babeu, ipUrin Iie zine Court
cpn SDer mo Iermincr uno pierteIidbriaer
Sienn9 BON Common pleas anberaumeu,
rscldle gebalten iperSen Ion in Der Gtabt
2Iaentdun, fir ons @auntD 2tfa, auf ben
1iten WiOntag i'm WOnat Mai
1s42, weIhe5 Der 2te Gag oes tefa9tsn W2CS
hats it, II. tpcldlc cine Mcd,e oauern niro.
go miro bterlntt 9ta6ridt oeaeben
an ale Srteben6ridltcr uuo @pnifa6eIinners
balb ocs beld9ten @auntic6 prit 2ed,a, baF
ilc odnu uno oaiclbt fd1 in ci9cner perfon
NIT tbrcn HcllS, HcCcrbs, Cjn1uiiIticnen uno
@rduinattonen etnSuftnben boben, linn ibren
paitten Dor cria9ter @curt abswpartcn.
SeB9letbell rpereen audi ale oieie,
nigen, ipeldle gegen Gicfan9ere in bem Sc
fin9ntB be6 &aunteS Gcda ais 8ld9er pber
3cngen aubutretcn baben, benad,ridtiaet,
oaB itc fd albert uno oalelbit einsufin6en
haben, lin oieielben 81 prpfequiren: ipie es
tbncn Medbt buufCu mag.
ge9eben ltrtcr meincr jNnnb, in Der Staet
2llentnun, oteien l6tcn Sag Mdrl I'M 9abr
unIcrs Socrrn 1912.
@eor9e Wctbcrbolc, SGerif.
SdrriffSs2Imtsltubs2 .r
Illentaun WdrS Is, "4-US
9OEE srhalte Die 91epublit
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
GciurGl, ppr ctncr &omrt.

Oa5 natlfclscuoe Gciprid ica ;piiden cis
uCr Ucrehrunssrpiroi9en oltcn Dame uno cts
ncm QcmiTcu preloeuts9lihtCr in Ohio ocr'
0cfaaen Ssin.-- Ter 8lGhter rpdr 3ur rcdlten
uno linteu pcn iciuen beItCiornen @chnlfSs
rihtern mterituBt, mo hte aIte GdmC ,purre
pcrQerufeu mn 3eu9uiB 81 9cbcn-
d. Ietmt Guer Scnnet ab, Rdonm.
Game c{t, mpd,te Iicbcr ntdIt, mciu SHcrr.
81. Sth wiinite Sbr m6dtct @uer Scunct
abuebmer.
Q. cd, weiB cas Die Irau in 6fcnhifcu
8crfammluu9en ibr Soaupt beoefcn Icutc ;
70 itt Der @ebrauh-uuo baber ncbmc idI ibu
nitht al.
9f. ST. Sbr ieio mir natrtid, ciue fetne
Srau; idl oenfe Sbr fcmmt beiIer berauf
uno uebmt einen Sie auf Der Sanf.
.. sd, bin Sbnen iebr ocrbunocn, mcil
Nerr-aber idD brufc mirflidl, es Tno fhou
alte 9Seiber 9euu9 bort.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
NsOal Ssorrtsbmrss.


Spar. 4.-Sm Ssaule pnree eine @ittfdrift
einaeat ben, edB Ole 9tcesg8aher @anaI'@cm.
pdanle aenpun9eu fperren mege, lhre 9teten
in ncasm iNserthe anmuehmcn.
Ssr. eiqbtner bcanira9te teoann bic Seras
thana feinef, int gHfdngc Der Sisung an9es
bctenen SsIfnse, wornat Der @ongreB ers
flldbt mereen fcn, cinen bcben SduesoR dl't'
Sule9en =,
@erfdieeeue eccaIsG3efcee palirten icfpcbl
in Der NRcrecns' ais in Der Daitta9ss Sienn9.
Sm Ssnat wnroen perId5iecene 8urlhrlf'
ten fur au9enbIifihe 8ertasnns Der SeleB'
gebnn9 ein9e9eben.
gine Sctldbaft oeS @cuoeru6rs 9ieu9 eill,
norm CT Ridbaro @aur, bon philadelphia aIs
9feecreer jencr Stdet eruannte.
Der Senat beIdlo6 loeann, I'D, am 22lten
biefcs Mcndts III pertlgcu, bciflmmte aber
nid,ts in 8esug auf cine belcncere Sieun9.
su Der Gadmitta9sFema purce wieorr'
nm Ger 0eleBennurf eebattrt, cine CONS
pa9uie III iuccrpcrireu, reId)e ale Stddts'
fpcrfe ubernehme
Scodun purce ein @eleBrnhpurf bon Hrn.
SuIliuan CDemrfra) oorgeidIaqer, eerem'
pfabl, ods Die Wit9lieocr Der SjelcB9ebHn9 III
oen crifcu 80 3aQcn 3 3baler uno Ill cer
,lbri9en Belt uur Il 1baler @jebalt td9lldl
crhalten IcQten.
Nldri 5. Sm SNauie brt SNr. Cuufan els
nen 8cfhlu3 au, oas Ole Mit9lieScr Der @'es
fcsgcbuns uno ocren Sfreiter, arltdtt etner
ti9lidlen Scjdbun9, cine jdhrlIdhe crbaltch
loatcu.
Sin @Clcfcntwuf nm ecu @cHccrnbr Sn
crmdhtigen, oeu &duftr6 beS Stadtee 81
orrf,uFpn U1GIrtr nun nNlIrSe lcm Scudt iur
llebereinitimmun9 ubcrIhldt.
9sciter paiiiric cln geleecntlpurt uni ee
Scaro Der "2lpprailcr6" 0bSnlhafen.
W6rS 7.-cyn bciocu SNdulern paiiIrtc bers
te Ole 9ielumptIonsbil,- ,--wcjter murec nid,ts
gctb0u.
Weir; S.-SNr @amblc, Ucn bcr Commit
tce NOR NRittcl uuo l8e9e, ertdttete cmcn
frbr iuterc1lntcn 8criNt ,pclcher gum Crud
becrccrt purbc.
SIM Gcnat wurNe nidt6 acthon nlS Die
Tcbatte, ubcr ol5 SnccrpcrtrCn clner Scm'
pagnis, bic Stlat5wcrte, pcu PNlacclpbta
mad, pitt6burg gu tdufcn, fcrtacfnhrt.
OIdrs 9 --N,c IiC cmcn Surcrintcneeut
Der 0cmsircn Gduleu su crneuncu fam Sur
GdQeScIonun0, muroe obcr na!hcem SNr, Stcs
pcn8 cine 0criuoemT9 caSu anScbctcn bate
aufQcld'pbcn.
Sin Vrid,luB pafTrtc i'm Scrat um 0uf
ccu 24iteu WtdrS oufu5rcdcn, nuo lldl duf
ten I9teu Suli mirCcr ~ pcrianmeln.
M6rs -Iculc murrc im Gonic cin Sdreis
ben uru @jcupcruGr Vrrtcr Crtalrrl, mcrjn
ser 3uitano Der NrnniDirdnicn Sauf oar9cs
ilcnt, NIB uerilt'ert mirr, caB ilc aufriarCn
merrc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Sin armer gube fam su eiuem 9reSi9er,
uuo bat am Gin Stuf 2'roo. @r erbielt cis
lie alto difgetrcfnete uuo perlhmmeltr &rrs
lte, "8auuit bu audi baS Batter nnicr be-
ten ?" frua Der preCi9er. Der JtIeine fd8t
neiu. "Dann nil ids bif lebreu," fa9te
Der pfdrrer. "llnier Batter, ,"--unler Batter,
Iaete Der 8tcine. "9it or mein gater 70 gut
lplc Der eurige, . fru9 rer &leine.
"@jente," mar bic 9Intpert.
"Hann finb mir ia grucer.''
"Sidlerlid5."
limb Id,dmf On bid nid1t, Eciner drmen
8ruoer bieIe auf9etrcdnete, uerihimmelte
Srulfe 8roo ansnbieten p;
Dieler prcpioer hattie bel elmer @ele9enheit
fcl9enoe gGorte gu feinsm Cert: "Die Belt,
oae Slei(eb NIB Der Genfel." Sneem unies
re Belt flirs lit, fa9te er, psroe idh Die B II
itberaeben pas TleiId, pberfiblid berhbren,
uuO 20 fduea ale mo9lid1 gum IeufeI
0eben."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
OefentltCGe 93enpu.

sluf Sfters Wlonta9 BEN 2sfen uno Ciens
itn9s ben 29ften Wdrj, an beipen 3uaen nm
10 llhr 8crnIitta9s, foa am Saufe oes pers
ltorbenen s cfepb Stepben, iesthiu BON
yiieoersWacun9ie 3aunihip, 9eda @auntp.
6ffentlid Serfauft weroen
Gin pfero, Sllbe, 9Rinber, Q Stbfpeis
lie, eIn srpebgduIs 9Bagen, Gin Isa6uls Bds
gen NIT Saccp nno @e1hirr, pferocaefhirr,
Elm Ccarbcrnwa9en, pfug Gage, q9incmlbs
lie, Strchbanf, 5oeulsitern nit Sd,emel, Soas
men auf Dem 6clce, Deu unb Strob bel Dem
Iounesrt uno Sebuno, Sperrfetten, Q Sdts
tel pfciten uno 9iiegel, gcro uuc g,lanfen,
Dcl5 fur ein Scaus, Sefen mir 9Pcbr, cine
6ous' uno Sodubr, Better uno 8ettlooeu,
Glide uno SttlbIe, Drabr, GGIhrant, cine
BtbeI frpferne nnb eiIerne S3riIel, @ifeuhds
fen uno @tmer eiue Suffalcs loaut, @drprf6
eme Su9elbndIe unb SdrctfInte, uno fenrt
nod dllerlet sirtiseI ;u umifdnbIid 3u melte.
Die Seciusungen am gsrfaufstaae uao
slufmartun9 ron
Geplan Stepben } a,,...,..,
9StGtam 8epler, S'ru" 10
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
9EcrItcirOfhcf:

Sim IeBtcn Gpuutag 2Ibcno burd ben Ghrw.
Nrn. Dub6, lHr. Sofcpb &naug, nit
NPiB e Sorab Nuna &eru, bCl6e ppn
bieicr Stdbt.
9Iuf Der Sahrt ec5 ectcu5 rciMe
Gjlif unO 8rCube &udh tie 5Haur,
Whegclhif uuO llnQIuf wCjd,c
2Icn eem Standardization Gwdno
Gcqcu flicfc Sud, bon cbcn
9tCidlidh auf Sur coles Ihun,
lluc laB',-bci 9rauier Gturmc Scben,
@udl ldnft in @lWcm SAutdeu rubin.
2Im 3tcn NIirS rurdl orn Gbrlp, SHerrn &.
WaoGe, S,r q bn s. 8, nit Der WGB
Nauunb 2 h Il y, bctbe pon Sbcrs
Wllfpro, ecdld GduntD.
2lm IeetEu Scnnta0 ourh cer Gbrn Sorr.
Gicrman, SNr. @barcs SduCioer nit Qculs
ia &cinharo bcioc urn >. WdfrrC.
Sim nimIidhcu Idq ourh beulCLbCn, SNcrr
Scnothon GIcin nit gliSd Sbcrcr bclce urn
SbcrsWiIfcro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Scr cjui9eu qGccbcn i'll 9IicScr sWocun0ic
Idunidjp, cieicr GauntD, Nr. SOiep b
. tepbe II, III rincm 9lItcr ocn ur9cfdbr
80 Sabrcu.
9m ICstcn Domcrlfd9 1T Souccna,
am ShIa9iluB i'm 73iteu 2cbsuSjdhre, Nr.
Scbdunc6 SeGmau. Sci Der Becrciouu0
bjeIt Ger Gbrw. Nr Germau clue posenbe
HcldenrCoe.
2lm lceten Trritoa III 9hctcrsS0uccnn nu
Ger 9Iu5,chrunq i'm I6teu Sahr ieiueS NIter5
Sdaac pctth, Schn pcu Schn 9eith. Sci Der
GeeroiQun1 heIt Der GhrW. Nr @crman Ct,
ne fhtdlidle 2cidCurcoc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
9lQChrtCEt,

miro hermit 9c9eben, bag Die llntcrfdriebe,
men ale 9IcmtnlifratCren bon Der NintertaIs
lenldlaft bes perifUrtcncn SoIepb Ste,
. b en-, leBthin BON GebersWncun9ie Iaun,
ihlp, esha @auntD, ernannt morosn fInc -
Alle, meldr an bic befa9te SointerGasenIHaft
ldnIot9 Inb lperccn hermit auf9efcrbert inc
nerbaIb bret Wcnatrn dbsubesablrn, uub
Solhe bic rehtmdeiac Scroerun9en baben,
thre Red)mngen ebcnfdas innerbdlb benam,
ter 3et pcblbeifitgt eiulubringen an.
@eplan Stepben,
QStlltam 8ebler.
WtdrS I6t ra-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
81 Deslellnen.

Die aominitrdtoren flns miaens Die 8pbs
nui'a pes SeTitcrbenen nit l6 2ldsr eano nno
3A9ebor anf ein Sabr, pom liten ndblten
Sprll an, Sn periebnen. eiehhaher nerneH
erIdtht lIa cesbolb tolc bei ibusn ju uielOer.
Wtara 10. Rq-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Der rStaatocnSranflanb.-- ct D.
Ter &crfhlag, eineu neuen Stddt unter obs
gem 9iamcu aus 1heiIcn non (rnnclTec mo
anoernStdatru su biIpen, III ben eiuer Wpchrs
hcit bon Sp0If I'M SHnufe ccr 9lIenblD ucn
IenncGee obgenieieu lpcreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

DoGcubc NrTmcrt,--gGjr batcn
CO fa0cn h0rcu, il9t hcc "2ibaucn @curler"
eae elmer ocr 9lrplifantcn fur od6 2lmt cmc6
@rhnIf6ribtcrs pou Dem @cuYcrr6r Sur @lnts
mort bctam, CT babc 9eh6rt Onf CT, Der 9iprIts
3faut, Die @cwobuNClt habc circn Ercpfeu SH
ricl ;u trutcu. Der eekterc, pcni9 crihros
Jsttn ourch Die @cgenwart Oc6 StcrcommoHs
pors Der prnuiDloaniiheu MiiiS, crlriocrtc
hoRih feiucr @reacHI oa6 oaiclte @iCrudYt
I'm Nmlauf lct in Scref Der G'cpchuhcN cc6
,@cuueru6r6 ocu psnuigIp1Nicn NaUjo 81
porter. Sb iciuc GrcllcnS nicer cjcie Pint,
fpcrt aufgCbradt muroe oper oarltbCr ladhtr
fd9t eas @crittt uid)t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Sm @cn0rcfc it cine gia Sur Grbanm0
eiucs ciicrucu . DrmpftifeS pcr0cIeNt oelcn
!Rciten fIh nitt iiter S25O,000 bcLaufcn lcl'
fen. CaTcbe foil Sur Mafcn'Gcrtbctoi9nn9
Ocucn. SIN Tdu Gle GjcIonnNcIc0cnbcttcn
Der Nc9icrun9 c6 crlaubcn, miro Die &tll f.
d,crlid, pafIrcu unO eiu iclhcs GompfdttI
Gc6dut WcrCCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Gin quite 8durein.--Erdn 6. SO.
SNaius peld,e nit pieleu anrern Cant iplrtben
I'D, Inn nen ons9cieeten prcis bcwdrb, eem
bic 9lderbou Gjefrnidaft rcu Sennebed IN
Roin, an rem tcitsn @onern oubct, tpdr bic
Sieaeriu, lie cr,iete 1873 8uIdel WcIidfcrn
prni 9Ifry, uno gBoiSen 30 Snfhel. Ter
WreiS marp ibr 5n9eiprcten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Shdnbtih.--Giue Wsehiel3citun9 be;
rid,tet ein Gjeriidlt, bes M'@aben, Gin Ourdls
triebeuer 8Ooeraliit bon philadelphia @auns
IL uno jest eiu Reprelsutant Der @jeieB9cs
bung, ~ Der 3cit no oie Bill inter Grlpds
guu9 par weldbe bic 9telicfnctcn III WiBcrCs
Dit brahte, lctncn Sie ocrlie6. nah pbilncels
pbia reiiie uno oieir Soften 81 einem bcheu
Discpntp aufFauftc. c.--@r wuste namals idrn
ipohl 9enug, OaB icnc Bill nibt gum 9eiet
1uereen mliroc .--Seebddtcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16
WeberfIeDt Ser GVadrFte.
lDbi(abelpbia SDPir, L

PVH"UtipptA ututj lt'
. a IN il.-JtlecIdamen brinet So 25
ble SO uuo Sldhslnamsn Si 95.
S dur uno " 9 l.-Elaur brin1t s5 rs
3ca9ehmebl SO 94u. WelIhfcrnmehl 80 rs.
9etraice. Boisen briuet 81 81 bis
81 80; 98eliChtUrr feline Jtahfraoe uno
brln9t 53 Gents; cafer perfdufte an Al
Gent6.
y teb MARI t.--Das lnunbert pfuuo
NinosHeiid brtnQt 81 bis s5 so; Stitbe nit
Rdlber bradltCn S23 bis S27. S6neines
ileiIt1 brngt S4 so bis 81 rs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Bonfs@etru9.-Cie TirCTtcreu Ger
Grwduoa 0anf maiden bcFdnut odti Fc fetHc
non ccn Mcljefuoteu, unterScittnct ron &.
Tpcr, @tcrf,r ,ruup =. 81. Srvo, Saifrrr, I'M:
terseithHet fJub uno auoCbltd, "0iD ORDER Of
the SSuGrS OF Directors" hCrau89c0cs
I'cu lpurrcn, 0utrfcnncu wotIcn, aus Der llrs
ildic, lpctl iJe uuTedtmiiN9 au68c9cbcn mCr'
ecn.
CicS iit Gin fc rffmbarer Sd'urfcrftretdh
fpie CT j'nla6 bon Sdufbcamtcu rcm &clf"
1cfrirlt wurer uuo man icIltc fair 9IduberL
oas jcne &lnt pruLlutcr SdlurfCn uTnpdIs
tct murcc. Q>cpo mar CUR 3cjt no icnc 9}cs
ten ousQc0ctcu mmccn GoIiIrcr fotgticb rD0r
tie 8anf fur ieiu Chm ocrdnnpprttih. Cw
8auie 2lueqatc jeucr 9tctcrt mar w9cftEItil
glcidpje pcu mcm fte untcrStdlnct rparcu.
ba6 @clf lpuroc alf riCic Nrt I'm 100000
bctrc9cu--uuo ricS lrcGl easu in Suffrage
amlcrcs 9utisIauf V8oupcru6rS .-Secb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Qcete Q1cdhe fanS cine siemlidc 9nfrc9unA
in Qccfpcrt NcnDcrf tatt. Die llriad)e tte'
pcu mar, cas man Die @ntcedln9 madte,
oas ecr ccrtiae @atbcliidlr lNricitcr lIdl hein'
lifcr g8eiie pcrbcirathct babe. Der Sfe'
riff nurce 9erufeu, uno curd, i'm rcttcrc 0'e'
walttbdtigfeitcn uno 3eritbrun9 an Gi8en'
thum pCrblnocrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Gir5Iid, wurce at IrcD cine Sroucn6rcrs
ion drretirt, neil Tc in Wauu6tlciecrn ubcr
Die Strogc 9c1an9cn. On GrcY mus e6 mtrf'
lid 1oubcrbarc @efcBc 9cbcu. Pin maudNCn
ouccrn Srtcn 1T c6 Den gEeibcrn Crlaubt bic
SooIcu gu trascn mo tcin Wenib madlt Ght'
lpenoun9eu ol1c9cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

Die SrhbjobrssWabIcn fnrcn am 3. 5rcts
ta9e III bielem Wonat itatt. @epdhIt mcr'
cen aIsoann Die 8eamtCu fir Die nddlffe aIIs
grmcine Wdhl, ftrner @cnifdbcl, uno no CO
nrthi9 il, Nrteocnsridhter urc Icnlfi9e Gaun.
ld)ip unb StaonBcamtCn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-03-16

G5 lit pcroeitidQcu in Der q. y. 9lurcrd,
Ole S,crrcn @pnorcemitglicter fir ric 3cit tcs
Sablcu III MAIDEN, Die iIc III lanocn Reecn
pcroeuocn. "a wilrccu bic @cleeQCbunNss
haNcn balo cher ciuem Soubitummerjnitimt
olS eiucm 9arrcnbou6 9Iridlcn, rute c6 jcBt
Der EdGl it.