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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
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Sbr berf6ieoenen @0mpa9nten.
Die @afdinstcn @uarbs, SonrrilUn @uars
ben, Gudfertaun @ompagnie unb Die @maus
fer Sauo, baben befdloGen cine Battalion ;u
bolten am Sam(ta9 ben Iifen October ain
5oaule bon Senj amin Sarret IN Mils
lerstaun. Die @ompaenicn befebIi9t BON
Capt. s.. 9. Morebea6, @dpt. Salcmru
6lein, Capt. ScenrD Seipel, Capt Sriecrih,
Capt. DiebI nnb ancere @apaIlerie 2ruppen,
fInb bofidit ein9cIaben beiSnwcbnen.
SSofepb Gapton,
8enjamin Sarret
Salnuel Goras,
Sarrilen Witller,
Soeuru @abriel
einIaonn9es Committee,
9Insult 81, na--Snl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
$40. 81.
Die Q((leittaut 2(Capenlte.

Die gruIfies tieIer 9InifaIt hnIten e6 fir
paid,t, bas publifum duf ben jebigen bIliheIiz
een 3uItano bes Snitituts aufnerffaHi ~ ma
den. Grit September ncrigen Snhre ItrllE
biefe 9lnffalt inter Der Slnfldbt bee preffBofa
9ipbert s.. M'@ianachan, eines erfahrenffI
unc talentppllen 9ehrere, llnterlinbt pnrd) faF
bi9e nidnnIde llnb weibIidbe @ehulfen. DIE
teoeuteneen @crfd)ritte Der Sduler In alien
3meoen 70 ipie bas @brenpclle Benebmen
ber(eben bel beu ueuIidlen @ramen, III nidlt
nur fir bic Gltern unc @orgeiesten Der Sfiiis
Der, fc rie bic Srufties crfreuIidD, ICneern es
sei9t aud,, eaB Die bon bem principaI einges
fiibrte Qehre cine quite lit, baB bic eebrer Gee
fhidt ilnb uno ibre pfid,t 9etban baben.
lin ben prinsipal 81 befdhi9cn, Die edits
fer aus bem eanbe 81 befSifi9en, taben bic
nirefteren bas benz @ebduee, ipeIdIes gum
Ebeil orn feiner SdmiIie bepcbnt 1T, nliss
trGern laTen. Snbem biejenieen Sdller,
rpeld)e in Der Sanilte bee principals pcbnen,
baourh bebcntenbe 8crtbsile 9eminiien, 70
tperben eeute i'm Qanbe, tpelehe ihre Ginccr
IN bic Slnitalt gum llnterrid,t 81 feneen gee
benfen, ircbIthun, ipenn fe bieielbe audi gus
9Ieidj tei ibm betpiti9en lahen.
Das nddite Shuljabr tpirb am fen Seps
temter nddifens wieber anfangen uno gl'
tern unb 9prgeieste fcltten burdlans biefe
@els9enbeit uidbt perfdiimen, Ium Die Gr;iebs
una une'oen lluterrid)t ibrer Sliucer 81 befors
bern. g8enn auoerff n6gttd, iolIten Die Sdils
fer bel benz Slnfang ee5 erlten 8iertefs bic
9lnltdlt betreten, inbem Te oaburdl 8crthele
genieeen, Die bieieni9en weIde ipdter eintres
ten nid,t erlnn9en tOunen.
8eIcneers niiufden bic 3ruffies ibre
Greunee i'm 9anbe auf biefe 9Ifocemie aufs
merfIam si MAIDEN, unc empfehlen ite oen'
feIben ols iebr 9enei9t oen llnterriht uno bic
Grjiebun9 sn beforeern.
6. 9S. Sornbef,
glatban Wdller,
9apio S6alI,
8bos. 3. Milfon.
QSilliam Sae9et,
George &ef,
Saepb @99e.
4 2rulfies.
2tuentuuk alnsuft "a. 1s42.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
9l0ClrtCht

tptrb hermit seaeten bas Der llntcrfdrtebes
ne ais 2bmintllrator Der Sinterlasenffaft
Der peritcrbenen @ a tb arina 9 marS
Iebtbin BON SalSbur9 Gaunihip, eed,a Co.,
an9eltellt wcrben 1T. sIlle biejenigen oaber,
rpeld,e ncd) an befdgte 0interlaeenIhoft
thuloi9 fnb, perben erftd,t fobalo ais mpgs
lid 3ablung su leiten, uub ale Die nod, slns
fcrrerun9en baben, tperoen 9leidfallS ers
illdt ibre Nednun9en tpcbIbelfdti9t einSn'
brin9en.
Senrp S6para 9lbm'or.
9lnaut 8, *-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
QBte6tt9 fit Gerber.
soburns Natent Neoer RplIer

DieIe 8ertbooue 9lrbeitseriparenoe Wia'
fdliie tpnroe burd prn Yeter Rucwig, nn'
peit 9Ileutaun erridtet. 0ledlte flno audi
BON Saepb Woier bel 3rerlerstaun unb Sas
cob Sodreel nno SCbn in Sber'Sauecna ges
fnuft wpreen.
Gjcrber lIno ein9rIaoen ciefeIbe III sIu9ens
fdetn sll nebmen uno fir iIdI felblt Su urttet
len. Dieienigen Die 0icdlte ;u erhalten tpiins
fdlen, F6nnen Die 8cbin9un9en bel Benjamin
eubwi9 in SIllentann erfabren.
Sabib @elurtf, 9lgent.
&c. 8.-@auntY 9ledte tperoen 81 biIli9en
8ebineuu9en uerfauft.
Wlt Sop, 9nncaltsr Co., Suli6. *-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
9Mentauuer Sur> uno 9fu6ia
SUITS 0brtf

in Der Samiltonftrasc, 9eaeniibcr s a III e.
foH'6 &leioerifcbr.
Sacob 8. 8oaS.
bat beltdnris auf NanC, Gin aus9ecctutes
9leortegtent Don mcbt9en Sur unS
GuBia SOiiten,
bon elmer pcrSil9lidjeu GuaIitdt.
RauReute nno 9Inoere, Die beim @rpsen
faufen, perocn es Su ihrem 8ortbeiI fuocu,
bel ibm ansurufen uub fur iId feltft 81 urs
beilen.
Outmader i'm 9anee werbcn unter ben
biui9fteu Sebiu9uu9en nit jebcr sIrt peIsen
Grimmings, IL. {. 10. Uerleben.
cSaccb 8. Soa6.
allentdRn, October 81. na-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
sIuauf IL.
Sd)ulDetn

9Iae biejensen Die nod, in len Stchrbns
dlern peer aufanoere 9lrt, an cGri llnterfdries
benen bon SioresBbeitbalI 3anidlip, eeda
@auntD fduIbi1 fne, werben bIrourd1 dnf9es
fcrbert innerbalb 3 Mecnaten an 6 b 70 n
& iper, oem er bic 8iid)er aber9eben bat,
obbesabfen. Diee 1T nnt 70 irebr notbipens
big, iucenl CT leine @elddfte mad, IetisGrt'
poIi UerleaeH rpifc.
Senrp JsefF.
gIuguIl 81. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
% q Cl / / Ch T.

wirb hermit 9e9eben baB Der lluterIdricbene
ais sIominitrntor Der 6interlafenIfaft oes
pcrtcrbcnen @briffian Sinf, fen. leBtbin BON
Neicelberg 3aunId,ip, eeda @auutp an9es
felt wcr6en ilt.-9lle biejeni9en baber rpcls
die nod, an befaete Observation-Disclosures
Gnc, iperben bicrburd eriudlt Stpiiden MN
ltno benz 1lfen 9lcpember abjubeSablen, nno
ale biejeni9en Die nod redtmdei9e Soroers
unaen haben beIieben ibre 2ednun9en audi
bis babin rppblbeltdti9t einSutrinsen.
GSobn Sa9er, 9lom'or.
9luo. 10, 1912. na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
OerQibe.

Die llnter(d,riebenen tonfen fcrttpdbreno
dlLe 9Irten @etraibe, wefnr IIe ben bDdften
M9arftrreis be;abIen.
Tret, Sae9er uno Go.
ATentouii, sugi ~ M -3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Qeete Grtntteruna.

9lae weld1e nod ffuIbi9 Ino in ben Sus
d,ern Der Sirma bon Sacob uno .. 6.
Sreini9, iperoen hermit aufgeforocrt 9itd,s
iofeit ,u MAIDEN bei benz llnterldriebenen in
Sreiniaspiae, Gin oeGen Sodnoen bic Bidder
Der teIa9ten Sirma fd befnoen.) slae, fpeI'
DIE eieIe ipobl gemeinte Grinncrun9 peridu'
men unb ntd,t abbe;ahlen, fcnnen utdIts ans
bers ais llnfciten erwarten.
.. 6. Sreinig.
greinisspiGe, sIu9. 10. 1S42. *-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Q(lt pas gnbltfunt.
2taentauft 9lnsnft "a. 1s42.

Der llnterIdlriebene, fpphnbaft in 9lllens
tann, 9eha'@auntD, hat felt elmer otelidbris
gen praris bebeutenre @rfabrun9en afs
. fer b es9lrSt 9emdd,t uno bietet eifiem
geCbrten publifum fortipdbreno feline Dienlfe
er9ebenlf an. Gr uuternimmt alIe bic gee
m0bnlidlen 8ranfheiten unb 8ebler Der
pferbe nad) Den beifen Wethoeen su bebaus
oelu uno auf bas geld,pinbeite su furiren,
uub lit bcreit, benen Die feiner onlfe bencs
tbigt flno, in eini9er @ntfernung ~ bienen,
uno smar BET Gag pber BEL Iad,t.
Da er NIT ben uStbi9en Snffruu'enten uib
elmer 8erId,ieoenheit Der beifen uho neueiten
Bidder perIeben III, unb nebenber burd etne
pielj6brse @rfabrung unb llebun9 in oieiem
@eihdft, Itd5 oiele GenntniBe oerfdafft bat,
70 bcfft er feinen Mitbiir9frn in biciem Sab
ncd) INNER niielidb Su Iein.
@r niro alleseit biIli9 in ieineit Scroeruits
gen fir Ieine Miibe uuo bic nOtbi9en Slris
neimittel fetn.
George Setnrt6.
p@r perpeifet auf fol9enoe Serren:
Charles s.. Waartin, fen., NJ. ID.
9tbrabam Stout, NJ. ID.
@riffitb 6. S6ou, M. ID.
Sil9bman 8. Nlartin M. ID.
Charles s.. Wartin, it, M. ID.
Charles 8. Wiartin, it,, M. ID.
Stepben YreGt, NJ. ID.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
Opelt6es 8

ltniibertre fli6 { Sc eoi5tn,
Tnr bic Soeilnng bon QInsjehrnng, RaIt
Suifen uuo eeberentsinonng. Dteie Reois
aiit lcll IId nod, in je9Iidlem Daa no oieleIbe
eebraud,t tpurbe, als nnhbertreffidl belpieIen
haben. Wean rufe bdftr IN BEN Buhlfcbr
bee lluterldrisbsnsn an.
q. G. 0Rubs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07
S5ranDretD's ptQelt.


SerfGl 16erS 6 o beS 6 ( 6lag.
Das publfum tpiro bierburd, aufmerffam
9rmad,t oas feline Branoretb pilIen ddlt finb,
menn lIe niht erei Q6bcls Gems auf oem pbern
@noe Der Sd,ndtel, Gins auf Der Seite uno
eius ouf cem untern @uoe) baben i; jeees bers
Iclbeu enthdIt Elm @leid,nis Ieiuer Gamenss
unterid,rift, nemlidl auf fcI9enoe gBetie g.
8raneretb, W. .. - Dteie Sdbels (tno auf
StatJ iehr feiu unb fdbn, ein9rdpirt NIB fcs
ffeten $4,000 Qbaler.-Ddber iptro man ers
Ieben, eae ods GinSt9e mas man it6tbi9 bat
oicIc Mcbtsin hdlt su erbalten it, oaB man
Die edbels 9enau unterludt.
8er9cet ntdt 9enau duf Die edbeIs adt su
babeu.
Certificate pon 9t9ent(dafter
Sur ben 8erfauf bon 8ranoreibs 8e9etabIi'
fhcn lluiperfaI 9OiGen in eeda @auntD.
81. &. 9iube, silIentdun.
Ged mb Sfnaus, Gmdus.
NR. Cooper nnb So. @oopersburg
9. Ycoer, Grerlerstann.
0ortbamptpu @auntp.
Watbem Sraue, BetbIebsni.
Sobn 8eitef, 0taSorett.
@. .. gcrnes, Bath,
Wim. s.. 6emltng, @aifon.
SeObodtet bae je9li6er 9l9ent Gin ein9rd'
oirte6 @ertifIcdt BON 9Igentld,aft bat, entbals
teno cine 8orifeIuug bon Or. Brancretb'S
Mauufaftr Su Sing Sing, uno wcrarf aud,
ein beutlidles @opie bon ben Heilen 2dbcls
peld,e 9e9cnwdrhs auf Sraneretbs piliens
Sbadteln 9ebraud,t perben, IL iehen 1T.
pbilaoelpbia Office, gto. g. 9icrb Ste
Stra6e.
9. Sronoreth sc. 3.
glrril 6, 1S42. na-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-09-07

P@Gri lit Der einSi9e gI9ent in eeda @auns
tD, I'M e. 9Ilberts Sifdcns Opn NeuDCrf su
perfaufeu. Sfneiber penn fe bel ibm alts
rufen t6nnen ctelelbe tppbIfetl erboIten
Stunt %. ftq--3W2
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and he Mad lsonian. n az s--h l.asG-ss a.
these, unao05setly ArezIAss lbs brualA sl
the President.
Every one ~sll See. thai gAls $ safest
As a fsstcT- Dies NF. Tyler 5zlleel earn
me next tern in hls owa s5ghtF@ Us
what : az TIE aasuase IS aaasaa', klt
veEy PLAZA.
Oae talug Is elsar. slat the agaav Is
odFSiing, Ant the secres o. a. o1r l&
e1.i.es IS coming olts-Etesv sAlas gall
Mr. Tyler LIS Zaar. Is tsl2s. za.l srazaas-
g q -, Is . secure TIE aext t-rsa &c
himself, thoaga g1la cc.ae - - az "
truth-tzller elSa11ses as nz4 ed l1e
vain expecgallon,aa3 as s1.f-es-e~ra Is -
much N excess Of Is I'd sssea,, t-zs be
caano, uadseesvs h.aselr
Bal thIs extraordinary phras-, ga as
own right" IS uA2t we aack a. Is
came 10 IL Presalezcy 81 D,riz.
right - Z has osen l11Es tA2a l1saazai-
e BY lis fr.snls- Mex. ap7arsatly. ~
proposes % F.se a Peg higAesr "a Aas sz-.
right"
We trust. AFTER tAzs, i -. "a g s-1-
sidered oui Of sessoa f1E aay aofs q
talk about The nexg P.es lsat. s.1cs az
Z Iyl Ter has ne oaly ncu-n1-el hlles< f.- "a
his own right," b1G Ezn<l as sacc-s
sor.
We hope the people al Oa55 49, e
as know whether tA-s letter wr5l-r Ell
true story aso1t VISA Tra
Nag
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s.-l@s Wee Ex-cztse -p-urora..rs-
AS 1eek=a 80 a. tAezr -l..zs wA-z =
- --prezlizr~ treas ef 10 Pres1sas
- ta1i -ossY are s-Etvlag :. e-s - sz1-<za-
t---F. - easaarFass IS z-Fase. aal tzra
- s11<is 5as1 sz-lzers wksz tAsF $3.50
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lsa FfeseFa,e - 60 @2as 49,, A. ;
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a. saas ~ r-.e e.a.e4t LlxF a-zlz 81.
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CHH.


We have DO far thai I1Aa Is leE 49,
ride over Is % tbs eRd- Es hasar -
enough lis ANS a. al lnPrer-E zss
Of power are TO 1PParea- b. -
doa'g know who wlll c1Ee EeKL Iaese
attempts - disParage rs rsPrsse1-t-
lives OF 80 people lsa1 =lrectiy 81 saa
overthrow Of tae representative - Sc .1-
Il vas necessary - tlsParage a. So
ate Of Roue IN ~. syes 81 tAs Pe1e.s.
10 pave the SAY leE the Dletase-sAss a.
/ the Empire, aa3 shis As lAs ma4s -
which L was doa=- = AS e 1eea 81
al history. Sensr4l HARNESS as q a.
I IN the suggestiel g h-s laa1g1ral. taa.
Il Republics ID not degenerate l1ts Arls-e-
cracies, bat into AoaaFcAaes- Arlssccra
cy cones Afterwards, as : Necessary a.
I pendsge-
Jackson and Van Barea rere Tie 6rs'
who undertook - form ne So cf 10
people, aad 10 control lie rsPssseaa
lives Il wAs The 6rs, s,ags Of saas SO
eies Of corruption thst erePt sala ear -
TEN.
/ Mr. Tyler Is aos The maa &C. p.ay e..
mon1rch successfully for hils~lfs -
bis course nay yst Pasa sAs PeoP,s ias.
, a larger stride towards L tAaa t1sy tee.
before. Takiag a3vans4gs a - P.aola
distress. he defeated The Representative
+ by ~prerogatvs." aa1 gAs PeoP.s "a
| With diifealgy sat f1s tae rsa~,ly 81
5 representative sysseza- Hs fsr1-1 lA-s
70 submit - his 81 n cae n ng at taess
By purchased The powsE 81 4aSsaslag j
/, anolhsr.-~Taks tAis. O. acshanx Ia
4 many have saceamb~d - Ar As - a.,
better kgrs L than nOgAlag - aF !
! il goes. i : nAke1, -adlsg1Isz1. a.sal =.
monarchy and the EsosI 4sss1sss-s e
: forts are ne~ m2ksag - Prvsaaa>s e
! legislative branch Of re goxura=z-as
! The eyes Of The PeoPl-. - sGPPress - =
' dePeadens aeiiOa and Is es0s-sa2ts q
!, thegisy.
a The whole eoaasry kao~s tAaa 1
present coagress. a. - E-xtra Ssssso
IS proved % be lhe asoz1 sAaeleat =
10 gress that ever ASSUMED IAey q
L the sane ssea stu Ma Az SAT -
L. Cd iheus Or doss ssrsas - a>A1<
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DUBLIN UNIVERSITY NAGA-
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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1842-04-09

Winthrop Sargaa,. Governor 81 Ms
sissiPPi Territory, appointed sIsf NAY.
l790-from Cincinnati, tA-a lbe N1-.A-
western Terrstory-
Wm. Z. Z, Cialborne, aPp1lz.el d,
March, 1901, from Teuasssee.
Robert Williams, aGrasase4 GA Nav,
1905, from NOr,h Carc.lla-
David Hslmes.Rpaola,e3 11lv lat.Isl9.
from Virginia served Ga1lL AlEzsz Z s. b.
1917, when she was allnltte1- z-1 tAe
Unioa-Was thea elec.ei 81 re go
pie their 6rst Govsrnor unseF The ceasg-
tutioa for lso Years iE1l l2a. ISIS zz.,
1890.
George Po.a1exEsE, la2zgzTase1 -
5.h eay ct January, lScsA1 seEx@4 e. rs-
years
Walter Leak iaaasarase1 Izz-arv
1922: served foar years
DAVID HOLMES, snaaszra1e5 "a.
JanaAEy-ls26i ssrTet o1e ySar--Ees.l
Gerard c. B-.z5aa. iaaz,4sas~4 :.
January, 1877 served aa-a lzz-a-y
1882
An. Sco1tiaA1gasa laa-sEs, y ls-
served two years
[ Ii u. Rgccels, s2a1gz-s,e3 laz-aFy
/ 1884; served t~o ysars-
Charles Lyneh, iaalglEa-sl ia Iz--
AIRY, 1885 served TAO years
!. C.. McN-l,. laa-s4r4,@l ca 11z
uarv, 1885, rs-slecte3-servsz ga
Y years
T. N. Tucker, laz1sasa.e1 Iaa1a-.
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From the Natchez Weekly Courier
THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.
BY MRS. MARY S. B. DANA,

We will no longer withhold from our
readers, the translation Of the article
from ola Presse," a Partisan Journai'
upon the Right of Search.
In the "Courrier des Etats Unls' OF the
l4th instant, there is report of debate
In the French Chamber of Deputies upon
this great question, which conclnslvely
proves that France will resist the naughty
pretensions of Great Britain. The
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4 on the death of the Hon. Lewis
WilIiamG.

49, on the death of the Hon. Lewis
~. WilIiamE.
BY MRS. MARY S. B. DANA.
If !. On the battlefield grasPing his spear,
Pm, the patriot Williamson twas not
there!
er the conflict, and wider the field;
~ h was bis banner, and virtue his shield
sa sn patriot falls, must he fall in the battle,
'n srs the lannon's loud roar is his only death
SM rattle?
ia res warfare where none but the morally
AZ brave
9 nd nobly and firmly, their country to save.
lea the war of opinion, where few can be
dd found,
nsp the mountain of principle guarding the
bal ground,
Q th yiglant eyes, ever watching the foes
ball DO are prowling around them and aiming
10 their blows.
A. is easy to stand with the eye flashing
Id bright,
hen the blood has grown hot in the furious
II fight;
~ uta man must have borrowed his strength
j, from his God,
M Who stems the mad pillows of errors deep
~ food.
such was our Williams-the honest and
u true;
. A patriot as pure as the world ever knew,
\ ia the cause Of his country he lived and he
" died,
y Be his name and his virtues our Joy and GU
! pride.
q saw when the angel of Death dmmed hi
eye,
heard his last accents, and caught his las
sigh,
And mid the death struggle--the terrible
strife,
lie honor'd that God he had loved in his life.
saw how the tear-drop did steal from tn
eye
When stout-hearted men saw the patriot die /;
Around his bed kneeling they joined in til
prayer,
0, who could help feeling twas good to b
there?
When through the Rotunda they bore his col
clay,
Before in the grave it was hidden away,
A pleasing illusion my spirit did move
As my eye fell on Washington, pointin
above.
MothOught the proud marble did meaningl
smile,
A nd ia T au-bil
Then from Washington's Statute there shone
bright ray,
And thus to my fancy he seemed to say;
Gan hail to thee, Williams! thy warfare
DER,
The confusion of tongue shall disturb thee
more;
Yetstill may thy spirit be lowering here,
The strong to confirm, the weak-hearted
cheer.
"Loosed is the silver cord, broken the bowl
Freed is the spirit, unfettered the soul;
IT'LL it be thine still the heart of patriot
warm,
Thou hast yet for thy nation work to P
form.
at was right, noble Williams! that tn
should'st arise
From a seat in those halls to a seat IN
skies;
Thou hast left to thy country pure spoil
name,
And for aye shall her sons the rich leg
claim"
WASHINGTON, February 26, 1912.
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GONE TERM IN HIS OWN RIGHrr

4
"One half, probably of the Wings (of
Ohio) prefer Mr.. Webster to Mr. Clay
as President, and they look forward 70
his succeeding President Tyler, after tbs
latter shall hare served another term; or,
in other words, ONE TERM IN HIS OWN
RIGHT"
The entire paragraph IN another col
umn. This is most extraordinary pas
sage from the Madisonian, at sHeh flale,
coming, as we suppose It does, from 4
travelling emissary of the President,
paid, not unlikely, out Of the public
Treasury! Ii is an extract froma letter,
dated at Dayton, Ohio, March 4, 1912,
and addressed to the Editor Of ths Mad
iSonidn,"
What they dare not say here q
Washington, they contrive 10 make al
emissary say at distance. Il Is enough
/, thatthey have given sanction to 50 shame
full suggestion, by adopting and publish
ing it.
5 We mean no disparagemen othel
It than the unavoidable effect of this self
/ terminating aspersion, TO either OF th'
e parties here named; we make no oblec
= ton to their being candidates, as ProPos
y ed but the exceeding improperly and DIS
: gushing manner, in which 1t first brough
L out, by an organ which is all the same a
y the breath OF their own mouths, Is Eea
/ surprise!
: Here, then, we have il, for the mrs
= time announced, In the official organ,'h'
Mr.. Tyler is to come in the next tern
esIN HIS OWN RIGHT" and Dir. Webster
TO succeed!
!, y Of Mr.. Webster, in this connexion,~
!. have nothing to say, as our former Nei
: GRAFTON for the man, get has TOO maea y
: fuence to allow, that he IS not equall
- surprised and mortified, as his o
: friends could be, to see his name IN such
oe place.
10 But, we should like TO know what u
phrase. ain his OlCR right, applied
% Mr.. Tyler, means. By the laws OF Il
nc public press, as an anonymous comm
nication, i. is adopted by the Madisoaia