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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Q(C6tun9 GoQeftors

lie Gar. .@cllsftcrs In 2edId @auntD ncrs
ben ben itnen in fclgcnoen PefhlnGen aufers
lc9ten paidtcn ftren9e naffommen, oa elmer
llnterlaGnng 70 su tbun, bic ffrafbarite 9Ins
menbun9 Der befa9ten Seftlilffe fclgeu piro.
SSacob .. Ycas.
SdnBmeiiter bon eeda @auntD.
9Iu9. II, 1912.
BeIhliiGe Inn @olleftpren unb antern 6fents
lihen 9l9enten ~ nerbinoern, nit ben ofs
fenhifen @elbern Su Ipefuliren, in RCten
opm pierten Woi @intauleno 9Idtbunoert
uno 3rpei uno 8ier,i9.
1iteus. @ hloG n, burd ben Sendt
unb oas Odus Der Reprefentanten Der 9epubs
lit bon pennIDloanien, in 9enerals2lGemblD
perfammeIt DaB Der Staatss SddBmeiiter
dngcrpieGen 1ei unb er it bierburdl angcpics
fen, BON feinem Collector, @auutpsS SdaBmeb
fer, ooer anoern 2l9enten Der Republif, einis
&C 9iote oosr Jicten, ausgegeben bon ben Sans
fen ourh 9lutbcritit Der 9fte Dom 4ten Wai
lS41, Su empfan9eu, auser befa9te Jiote ooer
y1cten fei bc9leitet ourd @io ooer 8efrdftis
gnng oes befagten @olleftors, Sd)dbmeiiters
ober anoern N9enten, bds fe bon ihm ein9cs
nonincn fpuroen bona ttee in VeSdblun9 pcn
36Ien, 2aren, o6er anoern Der 3epublif
fd,uloi9en 9lb9dten, uno ntdt erlan9t ipuroen
fraft llebertra9ung, 8erfdnk Edntcl, Gins
fauf Wedlcl ober auf anbere Weile.
2tens. Das penn einigcr Collector, @auns
nSdaBmeilfer, ceer anberer 9gent Der 3es
publif, mad, bieIem mittelbnr coer uumittels
bar, @eloer pber 9ioten Don eini9er genners
nun9, eTpfan9en BON ihm fir 3one, Iarrn,
coer dnbere Der Republif Ituloiee Nbgaben,
perfauft, ilbertrdgf, erbancelt, fault ober eins
tpehielt, 70 fol beia9ter Collector, SdaBmsis
iter coer nnoere 2Igent einer 8ersebun9 i'm
2lmte fdjuloi9 fcin, uno auf lleberfuhrun9 Dor
eini9er Court bon befrlater Surisoifticn, lca
CT ffhrx jebes fcldes 8er9eben Die Summe
~" On"lV""s--' - h~patlEH, uns Ger
ganje Setra9 benz 9Infld9er infdlIen, Mnu fon
iibercies fenes slmtes entfeet rperceii uno uns
tau9lid fur 9Sieoerernennun9 cher Bebers
eripdblnn9 fein uno Der StadtsIhatmeilter
fol- ourdl 3irfuldrfd,reiben beId9te @olIeffoz
rem nno Sd,aBueiter bon Der DafIruna oies
fer SelhIhiIe benadridIti9en.
ccSanes 9lc6 Snolp6en,
Spreher oes 6dules Der Nepreientanten.
ccSobn Strcbm,
Spreder oes Senats.
@ebilIi9t ben l2ten glpril, @intauieno 9ldts
buneert uuo 3pei uno 8ier;is.
Sapio 81. Norter.
" Ale 2otpanod goten weroen dnae,
nommen, ans9enorimen iCld,e, peld,e nit 6.
Dpert @Ierf, une nit s. q. Bopo, bsSeiHnet
lIno.
glusuit IL. na-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Nlr grni1ies Der 9Ifnhemie.


Sn GcI9e cincr sltte Der @eneraIs sSliTembID
Der &epubItt bon penulylpanien, tetittelt
"Gine Slfte in Setref Der gSabIen bieIer 9les
pnblit," pdiitrt am 2ten Gage ecs SuIi, 1889
ipiro tierntit Otad,ridt 9e9ebent
"Sas icoe pericn, NIT slusndbme Der
Erieccnsridier, ipeld,cr ir9eito Gin 9lmt ooer
slnIfrluug oes 8ernauens ceer Slusens bal'
ten, fei cd bon Ger 9le9icrun9 Der 8ereini9ten
Stdaten peer eteIes Stdates, pcer ben Der
Staot peer ben inccrporirtcn Gitriften, iet
cs ein belfdlIter pecr anoerer Seanter, eln
linterteamter coer g9eut, WeIdber pcn Der
geice9ebuue, bem @recutiuer, cber 9erlfb
liden Departement Der Der. tsSstSSpi; ttesS SpitoIiSS &
itelt fein mag, nns fSsr tStaats, m ,SSeiesae5uno
oee SSSg9S sS 9Sfaoiratbs irgeno einer SCrcu9b,
Cocr bic @omutiiiIoners irgcnb eineS iucCrpcs
rirten Diifrifts ourdb bas 9eics uutlidti9 9es
mad,t fpiro, audi ;u9leid oa6 9lmt peer bic
9InltelIun9 eines Q1ablrid,ters, Sufpeftcr6
ccer Shreibers bel ir9eno eiuer Wahl in oies
fem Stdat ;u beoienen uno oae fein 9li6ter,
SnIpeftcr coCr ir9eno elm anberer 8eamter
bel eiHerfcIhen Babl fur ir9eno ein slmt, fir
ipeldles oann 9eifimmt ipiro, erfpdblbar iei."
llno befd9te gIfte Der 9iiiembIy, betittelt
"eine 9lfte In 8etref oer 9Bablen bieier Mes
publif," pafIrt am 2teH SaIi, 1889, beltimmt
feruer: "DaB bic, fpte bcrbeiagt, erfpdblten
Snipeftcren nnb 6idter an cen oeritieoenen
pldben ;ur Soaltun9 bon BabIen in Dem Dis
ltrift, 81 iueIhem fe 9eboren, Dor llhr W1crs
9ens am ;ipeiten Dienifasc I'M October jebes
Sabre sufammenfcmmen iplleu, uno oas jes
Der Der pcrbela9ten SnIpeftors einen SdIreis
Der anlfeIlen lra, Der Gin Stimmfdbiger bes
Diltritts fein mne.
"sJm 6alle, ba6 bic perfcu, iueIde bic stpeis
te bcdlte Stimmenlahl fir Snfpeftrr erbals
len bat, ntdst ON MnhItnge erfd,einen Iolte,
cant iCII tie ptrfrn ale Intreftcr an ftinem
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

lie Car @cllsftors in 9edd @auntD ncrs
ben ben itnen in fol9cnben PefdlhGen aufer'
lc9tcn pfidtcn ftren9e natfcmmen, oa elmer
llnterlaTnng 70 su tbuu, bic ftrafbarite 2Ins
menbun9 Der beIa9ten SefdliiTe fcI9eu rpiro.
SJacob .. Yca5.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Ge9t(fer Qlnt.

9luf9emuntert ourh cine ercee 9In;abl mei,
ner 6rennoe, nebme id) Die Sreiheit mid meis
nen Wlitbnr9ern aIs @ancipat fur oas
9fe9iffer s9m
Oct Der fcnmenoen Wahf anSnbieien. Scas
te idl 70 sIlidlidl feia ertpdblt ;u ipereen, 70
periprede idl Die pflidten getrcu nno auf eis
nc unrdrtteiifdIe gBsiie aus;uiben.
Gilgbnau 9cpe.
Mug. IL. 1872. n9-kD
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
iSertl9en NLelOunQsfflifen.

nnterbOien iit Derfdiectnen prsiisn.
Die cbiaen aleibunssiide fint unfer Ieis
her 9Infftdlt gemad)t iporoen nno or III wils
lens, fie cbne aIIcs ,peitsre Cob fur I'D, lelbGt
reoen Su loGen.
eIuf toter tinen Bcrrntb bon Stods,
Semoefrd9Cn, iino Soeniben ~ psrfanfen.
EF(dpes R a lie II fur Sdneiber (inb
immerfCrt bsi ibm ;u bobcn.
Sanes SSamelDn.
P1@r bat bic g1eupcrfer unb pbiiatel,
pbier Salhcn6 berets empfangrn unb Giejes
nlgen treIde fclde uuterfdriebsn babcn bes
ltebeu eieieIben bel ibn nbjubolen.
9lpril 81. ito--6W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
q>rcflatitattct,.

gtfIembIp biefss gtaate, "Gine sIfte, bic ais
aemeneii Wablen oiefer Hepublit ii re9nIis
ren," paIilrt ben l5ten Tebriiar, 1892, CUR
DHid,t bes Sderiffs BON jeoeni @anntp ges
mad,t nirb, 6ffentlidle 9iadrid)t bon ben
Wahleu unb ben BeaniteH, bic ertpdbIt rers
ben fcllen, iu seben,
70 made ib George @etberbolb,
6ccbIheriff bon eed1a @anntp, bcfanut, oae
cine QDabl III telagtem @auntp, am 2ten
Dienifag i'm n6d(ten October, ipeldes ber
lite bes beIagten Mcnats IN, in ben SerIdie'
bsncn Diftrifts in befa9tem @auntp 9ebaIten
perbeu fpG, iidmIid,:
Die Burger bon Der Stabt 9lllentann nno
Tprtbampton Iaunid,ip, am 6 purtb aus
c in Der Stabt 9Illentaun.
Die Burger bcn Glib lBteithan Saliit'
fdIip, am SauGe bon 81 oectt II y Il ~ IN
befa9tem Gaunld,ip.
Die Burger pcn lcanHoper 3auufd1ip, ain
Snule bon 6 barles 6 9titter, III befa9tcnl
SaunIdlip.
Die Burger bon @eiecnbnrs 3aunfd,ip,
ant Gdnie bon & ltr Ocrnbld fer IN
belaetem Iaunfdlip.
Die Burger bon 2Dnu Iaunldir, am odu'
Ie bon ScbnS SciberlinG IN 4DnnpiLle,
in befa9tem 3aunId,ip.
Die Burger bon SbersWtlforb Taun1d)ip,
am 6aufe bon s. tnri h . niger,
lit beiagtem Gaunfdlip.
Die Burger bon Deibelber9 2aunldIip, ain
6auie bon Owen 9 a d9er, III Sd9ers'
bile, it bcia9tem Iaunid,ip.
Die Burger bon Gcro QBheithaa 3dliil'
ftip, am Sodufe BON Gonae Ringer,
III beId9tem 2aunid)tp.
Die Burger bon 2cipbta 9dunfdip, am
Soduie BON u I \ II y II dI III a II, IN be-
fd9tem 3aunId,ip.
Die Burger BON olIem benz 1beil bon W1a'
cunoie 3ounTd)ip, fpelher nSroIid bon Der
2inie lieot, bic gelaufen ipliree bon Sdcct
Dillin9er, Saeob Sodrsel uno Salcmcn Red,
@ommiIGcner6 Cber Wdnncr, crnannt burd
Die Court Der pierteljdbri0en SiBun9en beG
befaaten @dunties, Inn bic Sdlidlidfeit 40 ut,
tcrIlldcn, be1aates GauuId,ip su oertbeilen
uno augc;ei9t uno oar9ele9t als cine Sdei
buu9sliuie ourd bcId9te &cumiillcncrs, IL
einem 9Dlan cber Draft bon beid9tem Iaun
1dyp, einbcrid,tet an bcId9te Court, All oenl
Nebruar 3ermin IN 1928, Der orb i'd {
Diifrift ron Maeun9e genduut sri iperber
ain Sdu(e jeet bcmobnt bon W3 IN b a 8 s o.
9 c l. in Sc9clSpiIIe, in bsIa9tem Diftrift.
Die Burger bon ALIEN benz Gbetl BON SRA
euu9ie GauuId,ip, flolid an beiagte einic, cel
{ Ii b I | d, Dtitrift bon Wdeun9ie 9endnnt
ant Saufe bon 9 IN sra BERN IL
Millerstdllu, III be(aatem Diftrift.
Die Burger bon SaISbur9 3ainidip, an
Saule bon S cbn D o 4, in tefa9tem 2aun
Ihip.
gu 9leidrr Belt unc an trtItcn pIdeen CT
tpdbIt perotn fcIIen:
Cine 9Der1on
lin ben DiFrift BON ecd,a unc Serf6 @aun
tics i'm @cngreB Der 8erein9ten Stdater
gu repre(entirsn.
s3wet Der fcnen
lin bds @auutD 0ed,d in benz Saufe Der 9Re
prclentanten bee Staats Su repreleutirCn
Cine Yerpn
Sir prctbcnrtar bon eefa Sauntp.
Cine Derfon
Sur Sdrci5er Der UerIhiceenen @ourtcn.
Cine 9OeriDn
Sur Ns9iffer.
Cine Derfon
SIR 9ieccroer.
Cine 95eron
Sir GauntD GcmntIfIUner.
Cine Ncr ON
Sir sIubitOr bon 2cha Gauntp.
Sret Yerfpnen.
Sur GrulieS Der sIfabemie.
Sn Scl9c cincr slttc Der @eneraIs9IdembIi
Der GepubItt bon peHniYlUanien, tetittelt
"Gine slfte i, Setrcff Der gSabIen cieler 9c
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

ObNptAN'h-S S~tNNSb w <AHNshNH1t
mad,t Isinen greunben un6 einem oeebrten
pnbiifnm er9ebcnff befunnt, eae er bas cti.
ge @efddft nod iinmer an feinem aIten
Gtanc, bid1t BEL Der eutbcriiden 8ird,e, fprts
betreibt, uno baB ct INNER bereit 1T iebe slrt
Iirqenoe unb iiebenbe @rabffeine nuf bic fur,
seife 2luSeige ID uerferti9en. Da er In BEN
6jefdjdft Grfabruns bat, uno feline Treiie dlis
eerit btIlig ftnb, 70 fhmeid]eIt CT fld, feline
&unben sur USIIigen 3ufriebenbeit bebisnen
al tSnHeH. sItlr BET ihni gemad,ten SeffeIs
funarn In feinem Gad, iperben NIT Dnnf ans
aeiicninen uno ouf'e pinFHidlfe befcr9f
Gr III tanfbar fir bic ansgebehnte sInf
innnteriing, Die er bieher III bieiem @efd,dft
aripdgn hnf, uno hcft einf 6CrtoGuer Der
t5guDgsnhett leiner Greuneetf unb Der 6fents
ahi,en @unit 90 grniebsH.
gEri, q, ne-lS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Rletber-Sfcl,r.

Der llnterfdlrIsbeue bat In fsinem aleiber|
Stcbr tn ber bamiftpnsStraee, gegeniibe|
y a g. pntftcbr, Elm DcIIfidnciges sIfcrii|
nient Don feinen
Ti6ern nno gafIimeres
aIler sIrten unb Gin ooafidnoi9es 9IHortimsnI
bon
Soniiiter Sitter,
aus benen er alIe slrten 6leibunesiiiide anI
Beiteuun9 80 MAIDEN bereit IL; unb ba er
tntmer CUTE 2Irbeiter bait, 70 fam er ale 4el
iteuun8en gut unc ufbas fduelIlfe beforgen
tpIe aiidl eInen 9rcBen Dcrratb bon
Eertiaen !6[eiOuudSffiifen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
SefanntntaCliuita.

Der 8crfhrift Der @cnlfituticn unb he-'
9eieeeH Ger 9iepubIif semde pirb biemit
sdnnt gem1dt baB Der preiIoent uno cie
rettcren Der Rcrtbamrtcn Sanf [peldA =
oer Staot SlIIentaun, eeda Gaunfy errtss
titl 9eiennen fno uno befdlceen haten',a ny
Der nddffeu @efessetuns tisfes Stdafai.e
elne 8ermebruns Ccer @rh6hung ces @atnO
Stcds BON $4,000 IN 250, 900 TahIer> y y
fur cine 8erdneerung oes 9idmens vrr Il "
champion Sant' gu "slIIentaun &anf'' -
fur feline 8erdnoernng Dee Srts ber gl
aHiuiudsn.
Sobu Slice, 9yreficent. g e
SuIi 6, no--efn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
81 q d) IT C6 t.

Sefentlid,e Tod,ridt fpirb bierourd gege,
ben, baB bel Der SiBun9 Der nddften @sisss
aebung bon Biir9ern oieles Staats fir time
SuccrpCraticnss9Ifte um cine neiie Sanfs9lns
itdlt in Der Staot sGentaun, eed)a GauutD,
untsr benz Tamen
"Ste Sauern uno Oanoperfer
9anf''
pcn 9IIentaiiu, ;u errid,ten, 9Infprltd, 0emod,t
roeroen tpiro nit einem CAPITAL pcn $780,
900, fur ben beftimmten Gubjiped su bisccn,
tiren uno Banf @efd,dfte 10 bstreiben duf
bic 9efpObnlidle sIrt uno Weife auoerer 8ants
9lntfalten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

@ecr9e Wcnncr, Scbn 9)off,
Onoio Stcnt philip perfcn,
9bcmds QBidert, Sncob &orretI,
Sames Scdarcaoes, ScenrD DAGGER,
Scbn Q. Wlcfer, SoenrD Gcmig,
Snmss @angcpere, Sofepb Nranf,
Deter StedeL peter Jturs
&. W. @ifIcn, cdccb lleberrctb,
pster 3rorea, Dauio Sartman,
9Biltiam Wenner, Salcmcn Cartmnn,
@jiceon @utb, Saecb Sdrtman,
Sotn Wenner, Gbpmas 9ieiebert,
SdlCmon 9labenclb, caccb W1cren,
9lmos BuB, 5apio WoreD,
Salomon Reidert 9Cfepb Wore1,
9latban Grim.
slaeutduu SUM- 8, 1842. Ha-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

&arFisbur9, SUM- 90, ls42.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-14
From the .4merican Sentinel
THE ASHBURTON DINNER.

There is feature in the late outrageous conduct
of the Wings who dined Lord Ashburton at the As
tnr House, that demands the apprehension of
the people everywhere. We allude TO the unworthy
trick that these mock patriots at the Astr House
red to, in getting up dinner to this distinguished
gentleman, and plotting that in the midst of its fest-
vities insult should be put upon the President of
the United States. Every who reads the history
of this act of petty malice readily perceive that
the whole arrangement to the President Tyler
toast was preconcerted affair. They prepared the
toast and then refused to give to it the necessary ho
P, rhaps they invited Lord Ashburton with no
other view, and raised the tickets to the feast purpose
ly, to so high price to keep out the bone and
snew Of the country.
1t is said that Lord Ashburton who holds the Pre-
sdent in the highest appreciation, and the officers of
the Waspte rose, to give the toast their hearty APP
plause when 10 getters up of this dinner and toast de-
cline the common cvilities of gentlemen to the Chief
Magistrate of the country. All the waters of the
Hudson cannot wash away the stain upon the dinner
party of that day. We demand that their names be
handed to the press that the people may register
them in the tablets of their memory. The reporters
we feel confident will give up heir to histo-
ry Preserved Fish and few others left the tables
upon the of this gross act of indecency
They have the thanks of every true hearted Ameri-
can for their withdrawal from the eak- headed and
servle partisans who dsgraced the country on this
occasion.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-14
From the N. Y Plebian.
IA MOST FOUL INUENDO.

A foul, dastardly, malicious inuendo was put forth
by tina, scurrilous mouth-piece of corruption, the
Courier and Enquirer Saturday last, rejecting in
advance, with the grossest indelicacy upon those
who, it is anticipated will make up the most sacred
portion of the imposing patriotic display which takes
places his afternoon-a display which is to exhibit
to the world the ardent attachment Of the great
of the American people for the Republican nstitu-
tons of country; and to repudiate the gross in
suit reflected upon the name of Freedom and the re-
putation of every American citizen, by the shame
less toadyism of our merchant princes" 10 the re
preventative of Royalty, the occasion of the late
Ashburton dinner.
The ebulliton of British spleen, in the article al
uded to- is evidently not the moaning of the sricken
calf" nor the feeble lowing of the old cow" but,
in fact the surly believing Of the real John Bull'
of that establishment. 1t bears all the intrinsic
marks of grossness peculiar to that animal The
wanton attack which it conveys upon the character
of American women, is about on par in baseness
with the national insult which has called forth the
popular demonstration to be witnessed this day by
the whole city.
We trust that the only effect of such rufiany at
tacks upon the fair portion of our community, will
be to arouse and all to enthusiastic ardor
in the Of patriotism, which the public spirited
manifestations Of the occasion will convince the
world is deeply rooted in the hearts of our people,
with the exception of those aborons Of gentilty who
compose the bastard arstocracy of this country.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-14

A CARD To THE LADlES--The subscribers
IA have just received and arc now opening a few
cases OF their fall supply Of Shoes, consisting in part
OF the following;
Ladies' black prunella, foxed welt Buskins and
Springs, new, beautiful, and comfortable ar
ticle for the street;
Ladies' English kid Slippers, very soft and beau
tiful;
Do American do first quality;
Do kid and morocco Buskins and Paris Ties,
walking shoes;
Misses light colored Caters, uoroccotpped, very
handsome
Do black morocco Slips and Paris Ties
The above constitutes very small part of the as
sortment of the subscribers which will be arriving
now almost daily and which they intend TO have the
most complete that has been offered in the Dis
trict-no pains or expense having been spared in the
selection of the best workmen in the country to ef
feet their object The junior partner of the firm is
now at the North giving orders, and making selec-
t'ohs of stock in Philadelphia New York, and Bos-
ton A. COYLE e. SON.
sep9-3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-14
FROM the Boston Courier.

FROM the Boston Courier
The RICHMOND ABDUCTION PLor-The Richmond
Wing has the following
"GT The arocous Plot has thrown the old mes
merized drveller Of the Enquirer into violent patr-
otto convusions-the Sweat House is stirred to its
lowest depths-and double guard has been IA ounted
at the White House in Washington! The most sue
cessful hoax ever played off upon human creduty-
not excepting even The Gunpowder Plot-never ex-
cited so much sensation. The Alexandria Gazette
says it has created universal laugh We will try to
maze room tomorrow for some of Ritchie's IS art
ling" appeals Poor old man he has had his day.
For forty years he has been humbugging Others and
there is trick, however shallow, which cannot
take him in. Three men kidnapping the Commander
n-chef Of the Army and Navy, running him round to
Albemarlc Sound, in fast-saiIing steamer-thence
to Buncombe, and issuing proclamation, Ito Dick
Johnson, oil course, then acting Presdentduring the
abduction of VanD calling for election Afro
cious Plot! Detestable treason! Why this is fall
sihcaton of the ancient saying: sold birds are not
caught with chafl"
Is this denial Of the ploti Or is il mere trick
to lead the public to infer that the letter of j. H.
Peasants nothing more than harmless attempt
10 impose on the editor of the Enquirer Take either
supposition, and the Wing will reap but little honor
for patriotism credit for wit. If Mr.. Peasants
wrote the lett making an apparently authentic
statement of plot to carry of the President of the
United States, solely with view triHe with the
intellect Of his contemporary MIR. Richie, and the
Wing published il to be hoax, degree of contempt
can be too heavy to lay upon he heads of such shame
less blackgusrds. But MIR. Peasants has not ye'
pronounced the letter fiction, or given any intima-
lion that the plot not genuine plot. The para
graph, quoted above, from the Wing do $ not pro
nounce the letter hoar. II Mr. Peasants and the
editor Of the Wing, have any regard for truth, honor
decency, they will not attempt to pass the matter
of with such disgusting grin as the Wing has here
exhibited
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NEW FEATURE.

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