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qen praris beocutencc @rfabrHn9en als
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fen BIC gcmdiTert iperocn ftrnen, uno cns
ntrige qntrs 8amouc, inter gutcr Senienut
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son
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neten an Der fleiuen eed1a Birdie (ehemalS
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preis fur Wai;en, Soru uuo Belfhfcru bes
sablt.
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aIrntaun uuo oas Fublifum uberhaupt, oae
er einen y feroe mtctbes StalI cr0fnet
bat, geraee hiuterhalb Der Refcrmirten 8irs
dc in bieier Stabt, alIWo jeberjeit 9emictbet
rperoer fonnen:
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gum Heiten cosr Tabreu, 70 pie audI jeoe
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ipart rperoen in GrfilIung alIer SefebIc.
Seine preiie fno tg, nuc er bcfft
ourd piinttlidpe Scoieuuu9 auf reidIidle llns
terltnenna.
Oct. I3. itq-ls
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genhdulrr uno Gin grcfrr
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ruth6It trtnefihr 70 9lcfcr,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-23
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canna: 26. 1872.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

enabled TO musler al least nearly the same
majority ss in the last Chamber.
There is nothing new from Spain or
Portugal.
Great Fire in 81. Petersburg. On the
9th of May dreadful FIRE destroyed the
old salt works of Novo. UsoIsky, in the
government of Perm, the property of the
Slroganoff family. The confagraion spread
10 the exten, of 2 l.2 versts, and lasted
three days. Besides the salt works, with
its immense provisions Of all kinds Of fuel
made for them, from 1000 to COCO inha-
biled houses connected with the manulac.
tory, large church, and numerous pro-
ducts of nature, have become the prey Of
the flames.
From .Aigiers--Daies TO the 3eth June
state that the column of Mcdean has a
second time destroyed the Notifications Of
for, Boghez. All the surl ounding tribes
have submitted. II returns with one can
non and some deserters from The regulars
of Berkani.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

The Election this fall in Columbia coun-
ty will be one of exciting interest to the
citizens of the county, at least to that por,
ton OF them who are opposed to division
of the county and in favor of removal, as
the Danville & Berwick party have already
declared that. tina, would be the question IN
the county, and lha! they could and would
elect man in favor of division. As thew
have thus flung down The glove of defiance,
those opposed TO division should not be
slow 10 take il up, and do battle manfully.
Their cause is just, and as there is large
majority OF The county opposed to division
all that is, therefore, wanting, is
union and harmony TO make their victory
sure. Let this, then be the test question.
support no man for the Legislature, under
any circumstances who will not unrese we'd.
ly pledge himself to oppose division of
the county and advocate the removal. 1t
is time that The friends of removal should
wake up.and asser. their rights manfully a,
the baIlo, boxes.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

That af.er IFS passage through the hons,
he refused to fuI fl said pledge, bu. dons
every thing he could TO prevent lis aassao,
in the senate.
That he has betrayed his constituents bv
introducing, advocating, and Urging III.
passage Of bill erecting a new county on,
of parts Of Lu zerne and Columbia, coD,rs,v
to the expressed voice Of large m aori,v
Of the inhabitants residing within the limi,,
of the proposed new county, as well as or
the county of Columbia generally, whicIs
project was advocated by him, more 10
advance his own personal pecuniary interest
than he public good.
These charges,I believe can be sustained,
If he thinks not, then lei him deny them,
and The issue will be fairly before the public
and he or will soon be truly branded witt,
the epithet Of "knave or fool"-for if I
have made these charges without being able
10 sustain them, shall certainly deserve
the ,ie, but on the contrary, should | es.
iablish their truth, he must subuii to BE-
branded with the character of political
"knave," at least, If not of "fool."
Perhaps i, may be said that use strong
language toward Senator Headey. Be i,
so. ] am only handing back, however, with
a rough hand,it is true, some of the essence
of the above'quoted article from the Sentinel.
and if The medicine administered, should STIR
up the bile on the s,omachs of those whose
happiness consists in Ignorance being
bliss" it will teach them "'is folly 10 be
wise" 10 that extent as to induce them To-
believe that all men are "knaves and fools"
but themselves. a Vofer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
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Tremendous Riot Confagration and
loss Of Life in Phiiadeiphia.-on Monday
last, The city of Philadelphia was scene of
almost unexampl d excitement and Riot
1t was The day appointed for grand tenn.
pcfance negro procession and festival. Tie
procession was formed a, the Hall in Bed.
ford street, about o'clock in the morning "a
very great crowd having previously gather
ed, composed of boys, men and woman,
both whites and blacks,io look on the pro
cession. The boys began TO shou, after
the procession, which soon became restless
and fight ensued. Brick bats and other
missiles flew in every direction. Broken
heads and bloody noses soon became abun
dant. The procession, after hard fought
contest, gave way and fled in every direc
ton. The fight, however continued through
on' The day in various parts Of The city,
The military were called out, and several
arrests were made. Several men, both
black and white were severely injured. and
some lives lost. At half past rine in the
evening the new Smiths Bliding being
erected for public Hall. hv the Itch negro
lnmberman, Stephen Smith, was discovered
to be on fire. II was soon burnt 10 the
ground. A, half past ten; the bells again
rang ior fire, 1t proved 10 be the coored
Presbyterian Church, in 81. Mary street.
which was likewise DESTROYED Both of
which were set or fire by the mob. BY this
ilme 'hs negroes had entirely disappeared.
not one being to be seen in the streets, and
me c''y became entirely quiet by midnight.
The rio. was again commenced on Tues
DAY morning, by several Irshmen in the
vicinity Of Walnut street wharf. ON ,bs
nchuylklll, rushing on couple of blacks
VINO accidentally made their appearance.
Tins was signal for general gathering.
and the mob paraded the streets, chasing
ana Dealing every negro who came in their
way The military were again called out,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

"a man avowing his determination TO
agilate the removal question never can be
elected in Columbia county" exclaimed an
agent of the "Danville junto" while oppos-
ing the removal during the late session of
the Legislature. Can this be true, when
the names of two thirds of all the taxable
inhabitants of the county can be obtained TO
petitions for removal! Can it be possible
that The Danyille junto can dupe and deceive
the friends Of the removal, and prevent
them from uniting on candidate who will
carry out their favorile measure? We can.
no, nor will not believe i, untiLwe see the
question fairly tried in the county. Tia.
the Danville junto will make il question
this fall. there cannot be any doubt, in fact
they have already declared their determine.
lion TO elect man opposed TO a removal
and in favor Of vision, and it behooyes
The friends of removal also to take a stand
and go to work with united force, and
show :hem that lhSy will not be csioled aud
duped into the support Of any man who will
advocate division, or oppose the remo-
val.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

The Florida murders still continue. On
the 7th uii,a party OF about so Indians came
upon the plantation of Captain Robinson,
near the Sandy Ford on the Suwanee river
Captain RobinsoD's three sons and hired
man were ploughng and were shot dead.
Cabt. X. fled toward the house, but found
another party of Indians in the yard. His
wife and daughter were bulchered and con-
sumed with the house He rallied the
neighbors, bot too late. This is the fifth
sixth massacre within year in the same
neighborhood by the same band.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES
BUCHANAN.
Subject TO the decision Of The Nationa
Conuention.)

"Tbe Removal Bill was taken up late on
Tuesday evening in the Senate, and defeat
ed by decided majority"
So says the Danvllo Democrat, but by
what authority or for what reason. they
alone can tell, as so fal from the bill being
defeated by large majority,it was no, even
acted upon at all. 1t is true that an attempt
was made, on the last day of the session to
get the bill up, but it was opposed by Sena.
tor Headley, and the Danville party, and by
the power of resolution which was snug
gle1 through the senate some DAYS previous
TO effect thus very case, requiring Two thirds
to take up any local bill, the attempt was
defeated. Thus muck for the Dapvile
Democrats statement. II is in character,
however. with the whole course the past
winter, of those opposed 10 removal. Mis-.
representation was their grand weapon,
knowing that truth was death to their hopes.
Their ingenuity was strained TO the utmost
TO invent statements as ridiculous and absurd
as they were untrue, 10 prevent the passage
of the removal bill, in all of which Senator
Headley chimed in with singular harmony
and fellow feeling. The tunes were char.
ged however; to suit the occasion. When
opposing removal, the upper portion of The
county was thnly populated, a large pro.
portion of the land hlly, mountainous,
broken and uncul,iva,a6le. consequently
the population never would and never could
increase to any extent-that the largest
proportion Of the population was now and
always would be in and around DanvilIe-a
majority of the county was opposed to re.
moval, and to cap the climax of their mis-
representations; had it been known that
Daniel Snyder would have agitated the re-
movaisquestion he never would have. been
elected IN the county, as no member Of the
Legislature ever had been or ever would be
elected as an avowed removal man, and
even went SO far as TO defy the election of
a man in favor of The question. When ad.
vecatiug the division, which we asser. was
done both by .he Berwick and Danvile peo
pie, the new county would be the fines, in
the state,--rich in minerals, in agricul.
sure, and susceptible of the highest state of
cultivation, and would eventually be very
Populous county.-Fhus changing their po
s,tlon as often as was calculated to advance
the interest of the division, or opposition to
removal. But notwithstanding all their
Misrepresentation and falsehoods. the bill
would have passed the Senate "by large
majority" had Senator Headley fulfilled
the pile 1ges given by him, both before and
after his election, e. during the pendency of
the bill before the house of Representatives
that is, called it up, and asked the senate
to give it the sanction of law, and to hi n,
and to hi" ory,a the people of the coun-
iy indebted for the defeat of a bill leaving it
to themselves TO settle this long vexed
question.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-06

The export of -four last year from the
United States 10 foreign countries was
1897 sol oarrels-a larger amoun, than
has been exported for many years. |, is
stated in the New York Express as sing
ular fact, that very alarge portion of The
hard bread that supplies the Shipping Of
England, and employed in India,is made in
New York. The manufacture here is so
good and The flour so much lower than in
Engard, that il is shipped to London in
bond, from which il is taken for the ship
ping,ihus avoiding the heavy British duties.
Formely, the hard bread biscuit was made
round. it is now made square, so as to
make much better slowage, which in long
voyages as important