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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22

We W. ~JtVstN StktV &uptkf fN'
Union Banf, Az 9Sillnln9tcn, pal
&lsins Hoten untsr Sbl. bis II
Jeetp Serlep,
Sslpibsrs Sanf' III Sslpitsre,
burlington So. Sanf, WesSfcrb, PAT
Commercial Sanf Yertb 9(mbop II
Cumberland Sanf* Sroaetcn, pat
Sarmsrs 8anf* Mount 59plp RI. pal
Sarmers II meeba,lits Sant ,Nabpap
Farmers II Wleebanies DO Wlloblstonn "A
W1crris 60. 8ant' Wlcrristo,pn II
O1etanies Banf, burlington par
W1sebanies DO Slepart 4
Oleebanies Olannfaeturcs co@ srenton par
Morris Canal Br. Co. Sl.S. Citp, un9b.
poit Slcten nnsansbar
S1ewarf 8ant Sni. Co. Stcw@s J
Orange Sane', Orange II
psoples 8ant, paterloa /
Vrineetou Santss, Driueeten par
Salem Banting Cos, Salsm par
@tate 8antsst, gls,part }
@tate 8anf* gll3atetbtppm
@tats Banf' ga,rbsn par
State Sant Of Olorrle' Worristorpn
@tate Banf' Stem Srunsniet par
@uGer 8ants Sle,ptcn II
3reMton Sanfins Co Srsnton par
ltnion 8ant* Oepsr u
Sanf of 81. 8rums,pif. Srunsmit sebrcb.
Sarmers It. Dlebanies Sant 90. sstrodb.
Sranflin Sanf Of St.S. SerispGitp esbroeb.
5otofen Santins 50. 5ebofsn sebrceb.
SerIsp City Sanf, Ssrfsp gitp 9sbrpeb.
W1eebanies Sanf, Datterfcn ssbroet.
Olanufaeturers Sanf, SsllpiGe ssbroeb.
Wonmoutbs Yant Of 81 = SrWbolr sebrc.
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lans Der nAlten uuo nsusn mslt."l
Sbtller's fdmmtlibe @erfe
in IL SGnOen.

Surh partisanfauf ois1er Baltimore4us.
9abe itno mir i'm 9tanoe, oas Gremplar ,ttarf
uno fb6n III 6albfran3bano nit Sprinarats
Fen III e Sanoen 9cbunbrn, fir ben duGerit
tilliaen preie BON $ 5, broidirt in 2 Ba,s
oen fir 5 5, bier i'm <aups obne fernsre TIN,
foiten taar scsen 9pseie opsr Slotsn @peeit
aablenoer Sanfen 3u bereaufsn.
ETwsr nun fdmmtlebe werfe ces bors
treftIieben @hller 5u tefsen wanIebt, oer
ellie init pem Hnfauf oa fteb nictt Icbalo Mrs
bet cine @elesenbeit tieten mtro, Iolebe 70
fpott,pcblfeil jm erbalten. - ltnIere Isenten
rpoaen ,b:e Huftrdse ssfalislt talo einlenren.
aBer nod niht NIT osr folsenorn NeiIetr
fehrsibnns tefannt 1T, fcIte cine fleinc dues
sate niebt febeuen nno lltb pieb nasIiebe nno
intere0ante Buet anIebafen. Oss Dsrfaf'
ftrs Shame bdrat fit een 9Bertb.
Gin ausfus natb ben SelIsnaetirsen i'm Sab,
re 1889; bon 8. u. wslijcnius, m 9.
Wfit eincr Iitbosrapbirten Sarte. 8es
brnft lei 80. 9Betsr, ct. $ouis
8rcIdist SO gts.
0ae Ouscno gremplarc ~ $4 so.
weGelbceftfhs Suhbanclnna.
Ipril 5. SIN
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22
Ser perbe0erte
Nea0in9er &alenDer
fir ba5 cSahr 1S43.

TUT UUb SuVl Io4o,
aspruft uup beranssesetcn bon 8. 9. 5.
gselmann, BAT Die prcde perlaien uno 1T
einssln io,pobl ,pic in ar66rrcr Quantitat III
ba6en tsi Carl Sriorleb gsslmann, gte Der
1Otsn uno psnnitra6e.
ebsnfalls gum ScrPauf in oieisr 9rutsrsi.
Neapins, Husuit 9.
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SiTbpr u. 9licber,
Sausz un0 IaIbcnslIbrmad,er.

Senaebriettiset feline ss
ebrten &unben unb oas
publifllm i'm Aasemeiusn
aebtrnaeSoa, oaB ct feinen
alten 9tanepIas, seleasu
incer OF Dsnn Strait
,rniSekeu Ner 6tsu u,n -tou
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22

ittb feiner Sebancluns anpcrtraueu m6scn,
allen mtsliten Slsib uno 9orsfalt anseosis
ben 81 lalIen. Oa CT binlanslibe RenntniB
bon Webisin uno Srautbeitcn bat,fo,tofft CT
einen sbeil Der Sunt bes pubiifuins in Der
umseseno 5u erbalten, ba ieinerieits bsi2ass
unb Staht feine Wiibe sslpart tperoen foa,
Dolls 3nfrieeenbeit gu sebsn. s
81. .. Iae Diejsniaen, wslebe ipeifefn
m6sen oab ih niebt binldnaIiebs Seiitni6 bonn
drjtii6en Sa6s batte, tflisten bei pen 6ers
rem 0oetoren 10. Bauer oeer w. 3. 5itIcb.
mani nat3ufraasn.
Dter Veru, Oiai II. bb.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22

WDblfetle S1arpls.
Gin @Gcrtemsnt BON psribisbenen Sorten
Sbapls, ,ppblftilsr wie jsmals bsi
10. &eeber.
&sabin9, Oftcbsr 1s.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22
Deutihe uno en9liihe
8Drl6riften,

ssfothen BON G. ). RSelmann, iint ,piepsr
srbaltsn une gum @erfauf in tisfsr 9rudsrsi.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22
2fus feinen bintsrlaisnsn Yapisun ssfammsIt
Or. QBiuiam 81. 8errD,

Sat feline Office am 5aufe bon
6rn. Dapio Deifber, in Ober
Bsrn Sauniebip, Serfs .gauntp,
no CT 3n jeber 3eit bersit 1T, ale
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22

@e9en. Hbeumatbie uuo Hlifen=
S1merSen, 9inement,
terfsrtist bon JobnNienley.
OieIes &inement 1T oas tc,pdbrtelte D1ittel
melttes jen,als pcr oas pntlitum sstra6t
woroen 1T; es DerIbatft foaleibe &inpsruns,
wenn &ebraueb babon semaebt miro. Sie
8lfens9fmer5en eurirt es teim crIten cber
sneitsn mal @bmiereu.
Hagin3is su babsn in eiefer Drufsrti.
preis so Cent bic SlaIcte
Nsapiny, Wlai 81. bD.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22
QI,ertb Der Yat,fnptet,

Sue pttJtWt9eU OututIl, tUttlDe IfItt elUetH( -
Stsrn bewlbnet fine, baben sntwsesr falfbs
oesr um9sdnberte Toten BON vsribiebsnen Se.
nsnnnn9en i'm llmlaufe.
2tas init einsm (t RrsuS bsssitbnstsn Ban.
Pen marsn frlbsrbin tffsntlibs 3spoiitsSanfen
Sis geoten cerjsnissn Sanfsn, ,pslebs mir
init sinsm &soanfsnffribs IL bswibnsn,msrs
ben SOa ben SrOfsrs nibt ansenOnmsn.
a penniplpanien.
sanFen in philadelphia.
9tamen. 9iseonto in pbilaS.
Banf pon Ncrtb Nmerifa* par
Hortbsrn qibertiss' par
Ysnnfplpania* s bic 9
penn Saunfbip" !
Der Der. @taat.- SIS big 81
Commercial BanfI* BON psnnipIpanien par
Sarmers u. Me6anies Sanf par
giraro cittct As bis so
@irarb Ditto (Stepbtn)* in pbl'a, ssfhlpn
Rsniin9tcn 90. par
Ssnftnston Sapins Snfituta =
Wleretants Sant BON Pbilap. bstrsi.
McYmenitng Sanff, bis Z
Manuf. II. Medanics bis 7
Mehancs 8anf tn Ybil'a, par
Manuel $abor Bant Is .9pct) sebr.
Dennfplpania Sapinss Sant betrhs.
philadelphia 8anf* par
philadelphia Gazing Snltitut sstrobn.
pbilaeelpbia loan Comp. Do.
penn 3ownfttip 9ab Suif. :
Httdros CWearf) sebrob.
9ontbtpare @apinss Bane bctrls.
Sbupltla Sap Sntitnt ssbrchen
ShuDlfia Sanf+ par
Scutbparf Ditto bar
Welfern Sanf par
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8ant p.Btlminston u.Sranoswin* tBlm par
Sant bon Dstaiuars*, 9BiIminatcn par
Sdnt BON Smirna, Gmirna, par
%. DC. 3wsie, Wilfore, bar
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22

Sane BON Nassbsnp, ju SsSfert, lInsansb.
Ssapsr, 81 Beaver, br
Spatara, Su Sarrsbur9, ssItblciFn
Bafbinatcn, su @afbin9tOn, unsans
ebambsrSburs su @bambsrsturs, 7
Gsttisbrs* su Gsttisburs, 6
pttsbur9, su Yitts6ur9, |
80, 9nsquebanna 60. Nlontrols g
Sbsiter @auntp Su Bsftbsftsr, par
9slawars @auntp* su @bsifsr, par
Ssrmantaun su @srmantaun, par
qepistaun ju es,pistaun, u
Wsiebktaun ju Osioblstauu, 4
Mcnt9omerp Cos ~ 1crrista,m. par
Rcrfh,t,f,hsrfoNS m 2nrth,,,k,.f A
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-11-22
20 II 3fine.

90 sbsn bat bic prefFt nsrlaien unb if in
Der Drufersi bisfsr 3situns, einssIn unb in
sr6ferer 3abI ;u BADEN, elm far Bic betrtfftns
cen 9anbwerfsr anb RhnifIer b56a naslibes
Berf, betitslt: sa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18
8reita9, ben 18ten Mdrj 1912.

CosI mas @udb CUR Belrabrun9 lberseben rpurOe.-|
ter TT Der Sting @ures errn" Der Ste9er betaltete
oen f1n9 NIT ben 6nsern, uut d bon befTen 0eitalt
uno Shnttt su prr9epiern. "Da 1T es, Stgncr," aee
Ger, ben &orb fant aufbebenb II. Jpn in uene srme
geoeno gr trar ntdt 1wer, aber ourd etnen llmfan9
ettpas ldltt9. "0prd Senpr, im palta pirb es UNI
rntl9 5tr mitBt fhnel maden auo id barf ntd,t bel
sud 9elehen peroen." llno We Elm 8lte oer1d)rpanb
Der Ge9er i'm @ebnIh.
Sob metues 3beils elite audi NIT bem &crbe boupn,
oeen nhalt d1 nidt fannte, oenn mir 1d1ien, baB db
Die Snden elmer @ntfeibuu9 udberten. S bbrte 9eu>
te af oerdieoenen NSegen laufen lIno Stirmen, Die
Nd] mir ndberten 9ls d) aus ber fdmden 9(llee ber@
aus FAM, entoedte d) eni9e @eitalter, rpelde raen
Shrttte5 ben oufeln Sang baber famen, II. BON elmer
strt pantheon 96redeu ersrifen, CAB id gerisnseo.
fen lno t oerocppelte n1etne Gle. SIM DunfeL Der
tad,t tC[perte t uu9lider ISeiIe iiber einen Ster
uno fel NIT benz GCrbe 3u 8ooen ; unb jebt CAB mir
GAS @eidret, oas aus benz &orbe berausbran9, at ers
fennen, oaB Der mir s1r Hettun9 dnoertraute Sos Elm
9no mar. 8oler s4nslt, ee m6dte beiddoi9t ein, IT,
i'm auSenbld gang Der @efabr, 9efausen SI rperoen,
oer9eNenb, maebte i ben Dedel auf II. betbtste bas
Gtno nno iudte es 5u fdwet9en !; uno tpdtrenb b f.
DdaB duf menem ountelblducn Dcntnc. be1dftiat elm
&no sufreben Su ellen, parb i'd, an beben Shultern
I9epadt ano fab MIDI 9efan9en. -.--
s'l8as fou bies pIlmpe 8enebmen, Sisncr 2" iaste
id, ndbt redt mt6eno. mas t Ucrbringen clte. "hr
feb Derbufet auf 8efebl bes @rcBber3o9s !" mar bic
9lutnprt. "h nerbaftet tparum id1 bin ein @nas
tdnber M-"Das 1T eiuerlei, Der 8efebt lautet, NIe
Sarerbaften, bic man nit btmmelblaueu Dcu,incs in,
Gnrten fnbe. "gSerpInfd)t Der bn,me[blaue Dcmi,
]nS u badte id, suenisltems gum srranssten Neae,-
'|cun, @i9upr, id fpl9e Sud, ;uDrr ober last mid
fbea eridrcdene &inO Surieben au lteaen.
"Scnberbar, oae man i'm trft, rcie er eben NIT et
em &noe oaUpn ldft, 3nr aleen 3eit, no Drin;efTl
8iola oerhnnbet !" bemerfte ipi,tig Der eire meine
SSd(her: "Sbr tabt 91edt, Signeri Derfeste id "ee
If ebr fetlam unO mac nod ettfamer, id feb tDeie
bin i bereit, @u ;u be9letten Set MIR elmer 70 al
mnb TRACE ben &Crb sudbrenb id mid bes &iubes am
nebme." IL. Il. ...-.
Sn tueni9en Wainuten batten pir ben palat erreidt
Sd bate nleine Masfe beibebalten IT, naro burcb Die
Menideumsae in ben Saal 9efibrt, no ic supcr benz
groBberSr9 oas patet itbertieftrt bate. "Da 1T er
ta 1T er a. ert6nte es BON pieen Seiten in benz Saa[.
Seili9e 5unsfrau er bat ein &inb auf benz slrme.-
Bambino beissimo !" Dies rcaren bic 4usruf bes @rs
itaunens II. ber8er,punberun9, pdbrenbman mir plat
gum Durhihreen mad1te II. id, MIDI bem @rpBbersc9
9esenlber befanb, tueld,er lebr auf9erest idien.
- T. (ShluB fcl9t.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18
Ste Nadertaufe inter Dem Wenoe3irfe(.
(H1ah bet,, Gna[ifhen.l

Inter tem 23 Grab 20 Mnuten n6r6lider fctpobl
als iitlidcr Geite, benben fld befanntermaBen bic
DenbeSirfel. lSenn man gu Sd,tffe bon europa aus
unter benz erten an9elan9t 1T, erb!tdt an suert Elm
O2a[ bes Sabres bic Sonne oeS Otta9es nber Dem
Oa,1pte unb bemertt suseid. ute e iId nad 0tcrben
Itets mertrirbis unb fefltd. Denn nun bat man jes
ne ftirmiihen lnb unbeitdnb9en @endf1er ourtldft,
ele 70 oft ben ungebuloi9en Netenben autbalten unb
bn speilen fc9ar BIG at Die el9en &ten bes 9ascc>
nilhen Meerbuiens suriidwerfen.
Al(en 9e9en ben Benbe;irfel bin tpirb Der Seean in
etner fOnen Nsurfarbe nur BON INNER 9tetdrehenben
Sttpinoen betpeqt Yun fird5tet Der Watrofe nid,t
ntetr, oaB i'm ln9etpttter nb Stirme immerrpdbreno
su ben bebperlten 9trbeten nOthi9en tDerben, ndbs
reno Ne9en unb Binb, bic Tluthen unb Der Dcnner,
70 te bic Sdreden Der Dunfelbe nidt ielten bic fGbs
neen 9nfren9un9en Ueretteln. 0unmebr bred)en fur
i'm iene 70 9eliebten Gage Der Mut, ene feftliden,
frohliden Abenbe an, bic er oft eit IN bic 9adt bur
8efans itnb Gang unc @rsdblune Derldn9ert.
Der Metfenbe. Der nod ME Die 9tnie 6es @enbeSrs
fels parte miro bon ren Seeeute ais etn lln9epeis
better betratet Der bnr 9epie 9fent9un9en 9etpetbt
neroen muB. Dies aeIhtebt BENT unter iltdnderlet
Geremcnten un6 becn0ers ourd bic ic9enannte 9aufe.
3uooroert erfen Elm WedtrCIe als preter 9etetoet,
as 9teprdentant bes Saters Der Bence;trfel berabs
tetseno aus bem grpBen Maforbe, dn9ethan NIT ete
nem Gansen Getparbe, befrdnst nit pfansenblattern
jener @e9enb II. NIT etem ebrnilrotgen arte 9ejiert
Gr fra9t pas es Saeues gdbe Nan er5dhlt tbn, oaB
lln9enehte ioe5en tpa9en poten, ietn betli9es Het
3u betreten, penn er nidt fhnea bic Hetnt9un9 NIT
ibnen Ucrndbme.
un fest er gang berab, fest ll auf einen erbSbten
berunt, um feline 8efeble fc9letd 3u DcGsteben. Der
@apitdn tnb bic Cfeiere felbf fenen ihmt @ebcrfam
(eien ut mifIen Mdn nielbet bic nod lln9eWeibten,
uno Dir rederen Gdnbibaten erbteten d, 0urd 0elbs
ituten bic eibe ut beCroern. Beim Anblid bes Uers
fabrertHen Wetaas tpiro ber priefer 9eribrt, etne
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18
8eOln9tt111e1I.

I. Der - Sattrtanbsfrtunb unb 6ttf oer SET
erfbtint rtsemasis eben 5rettas.
s.0er 9ubferrtiOnss 9ortis 1T al so tnts,
tn VcraustSabns, cner ia te fas Die 3tnS n in
msr balb Der lfen 6alfte Dts Sabrs be3ablt wirr.
Die 3ctns tanm bann au5eSetcn Ucrren, ale
SItranre tt5abtt Gnr.
~ QBenn btm 9trlauf bts Sabes Die 3eituns ndt
aufsttInoSt Miro 70 tetraebtet cs ais enem 2un
Siefelbe fur elm enoeres Sabr 3u bebalten
5) S:in tnterbreber wiro fur euen trrn 3tttraum ais
g Won0ttn an9nomiten.
6. Die 9trfcnbun9 9beGt auf Soften unterretcr,
unp 8re Die orausSeber mBem pcfrep enStanpt
7. Nnssen fir bic bdn 9reife einstrI6; mi6en
ber ioStb baar Vst0b werOtn, 100 man nit au font9t
Art in NshmunS NeDt.
mw Sober poitmetfter bat ba6 9Pedt, einen 8rief
III srehem il9 3ettun9S9elo beTnoet, fr an ben
Or1der su u6erfeuoen.
lSsnn un5 uuiere eutferneu Ge1er aEIo ge1b iencen
rouen, 70 brauben e muir su tbrem pctmeiter ut &C.
ben, nno tn Iener @e9enpart oas @elo n etnen Vref
an uns ;u le9cn Gr reibt ebann bic Soorese baruuf
uno rantrt ben Brief poburd ben Subfcribeuten ipie
eem Druder bas potgelb erIpart miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18
(Vumner 36.

Stnn'e piro. o.anfter, fene BIite 9efdliger mn6 Der
tpobIbabenoe Gduns. Der redt gut besoblt bat, eu,
pfdnst itatt retdIier Waersn1e, Bios penige arev.
FEM Die Slermeren bic nthts be3abIen t0nnen milo
fen cine Nense BON 8esieBuu9en ausbalteu ebe e fr
9eretnt9t erfannt neeroet. -,
Die 3aufe anter oem Benbesirtel Ietet Ibri0en6ibD
rem urprun9 aus ben erten 3eten Der Siffabrt bet,
uno ote gefddtdreber Der Seerei1en fprehen b0UcM,
tpie bon elmer aten Sttte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-03-18

Nm 29fen Senner erbiena ftb Elm pclnid)er Sffiaer
in Neupcrf. Gein Same 1T pierrc xcitfcrUBti, &c
mar % Sabre aft, unb tOtnte n 6er nseu Welt lesu
llnterfcuimen firtben.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-09

Div % one of his brother cIsrqymen, who thinks
The props sed change gni'e unnecessary. and
who afinns that no place can be more quiet
and peaceable than Providence now is! Mr..
Sawyer says in reply -:
]. Martial Law, We believe. is generally ex-
pected 10 maintain such q state. Peaceabls
indeed. But for one, | am not particularly
fond Of peace maintained by an armed force,
by Martial Law. Nor can consent in this
free country 10 meet the Convention at any
place where must neg passport and doff
my hat al every turn to Corporal or the
meanest limb Of Cofpora's guard! No.
brethren, If the U. S. Convention meets at
Providence under existing circumstances there
shall not attend, much as should regret to
be absent. My reasons are stated in The fore
named petition"
Well said this, and worthy OF an independ
ent mind and an American heart. If we have
our Waylands and Jndds amongst US, who.
following in the wake CT the Byleses and
Duches Of the Revolution, are ready 10 pros
trae their talents 10 bolster tyranny and tory
ism, thank God there are others who can
speak, if need be, with the spirit Of Mathew,
when he Numbered over the heads ct British
Royalists a vndicaiion Of the execution oil
Charles /, for high crimes and msdemeanors
against the people; even though they may
chance 10 meet with the same denuDcia,ions
from the same sort Of law and order men, for
doinr it,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-09

~. -. hean hunted out of tbe state, and
anY s. ;n,oeent calm bake, held ii another
s,als. has been he pretext for calling upon an
amid force 4, overawe the people. me reg.
;s,ry of nantes of voters ceases on The -2Oih OF
And,st. and ten days is allowed BY the King
Il (bnncil for The few Suffrage men 70 organ
;ze Tho have not been banished and pfoscflb-
ed.
What rnockery upon freedom Of elections J!
Andtshat il 10 be the fate Of those who dare
10 vde for free suffrage can addtes Inc elec-
ton X 10 Be held the last of August. Within
tvdor three days after, martial law is TO be
nut In acain. and the suffrage men are again
10 d subject TO military despotsm. Every
MAI wio votes on that side may be imprlson-
ed by The desrots who rule that state without
law. and how can he protect himself! Votes
for . constitution are to be counted with bayo-
nets at the tap Of the drum, by an armed force
who regard no law, and know no Iight out
might and their tyrancal wills!
Under such circumstances, every suffrage
man who votes subjects himself 10 charge or
treason and convention SO chosenls invalid
by every principle Of constitutional law Those
who wish TO gain favor with the tyrants VIII
vote on their side, but very true suffrage man
who participates in that convention only puts
il in the power Of the landholders to deny him
his rights and declare i. is done by his con-
sent.
The only power lef, TO the suffrage men is
not to act 10 that convention. If they act,
they swell the numbers Of the electors, and
will give to the landholders pre'ext for de-
cIaring their convention the will Of the people.
What sufffage man, what democrat, can trust
himself in the power Of the unprincip|ed men
who have devised this convention merely to
escape public ocium, and under color of popn-
lar expression, perpe,ua,e the detes:able pro-
visions Of the Charter!
The friends of Liberty have nothing to hope
forbul from the fears Of the andholders. They
will not care to enforce constitution made on.
ly by 'andholders. If the military government
of that state will give liberal constitution.
the people can act under it after it is adopted.
Ifitis ilIibera aud arbitrary. their having had
no band in it will leave them at liberty TO fall
back upon their reserved rights.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-09
CONGRESSIONAL.


presented memorial from Jackson coun-
ty, Florida, praying The admission of that
Territory as State into the Union, and
a donation of land for State purposes.
The bill providing for ascertailing and
disposing of the lead mineral lands in the
States of Illinois and Missouri, and the
Territories OF Iowa and Wisconsin, was
read the third time and passed.
The bill authorizing the selection OF
school lands in lieu Of those granted to
the Sac and Fox haIf-breeds was read the
third time and passed.
In the House Aug. 18th -Mr. Mex
nan submitted the following resolution,
which caused great excitement among
the warm parilzans.
Resolved. That it is expedient to pass
another revenue bill, the same as that
which recently passed both Houses of
Congress and has been returned by the
President, with his objections, to this
House. entitled f" An act to provide reve-
nue. from imports, and to change and mod
ify existing laws imposing duties on i'm
ports, and for other purposes" with the
exception of the 9Th. section Of said BILL
which repeats the 2roviso TO the land dis>
tribulion act, and SO modified as to make
tea and coffee, imported in American YES
sells. free from duty; and tina. the Cons
mittee Of Ways and Means be, and they
are hereby, instructed to report such
bill to this House with all convenient des-
patch.
After the refusal of the House to sus-
pend the rules in order for the reception
Of the resolution. the speaker announced
the regular business, which was the con-
sideration of the reports and resolution
of the committee on the veto message
The following is the resolution:
Resolved by The Senate and House of
Reprrsen atiUes ofMe United States Of
Amer ca in Congress assembled, f,co-
thirds Of both Houses, concurring there
IN. That the following amendment to the
Constitution Of tho United States, in the
7ih section of the lst article, be recon.
mended 10 the Legislatures of the several
States, which, on The adoption of the same
by three fourths of said Legislatures.
shall become part and parcel of the Con-
slitution.
Instead Of the words two thirds.
twice repeated in the second paragraph Of
the said seventh section, substitute, in
both eases. the words "a majority of the
whole number"
Which after considerable debate was
adopted by a vote Of 100 to 9O-The re-
port was also adopted by vote of 100 to
80.
This amendment to the Constitution.
would. if adopted take away the veto
power from the President entirely. and
any bill would become law by the vote
of the majority in the two houses of Con-
gress
The time for the adjournment of Com
gress, has not yet been fixed, and i, seems
to be doubtful whether or not the two
Houses will agree on day, until tariff
law is enacted.-rer Gaz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-09-09

TREATY RATlFlED.-The North Eastern
Boundary between America and England, so
far as the United States is concerned, is settled
The treaty effec,ing this result, and upon
which the ministers of tho two countries have
for some time past been engaged, has been
concluded and ratified by the Senate, and is
now on its way TO England, where it will be
ratified by the British Government beyond a
doubt, which will bring this long pending con-
troversy at close-a peaceable if not salts
factory one to both parties. Thus one of the
controversies which has always threatened to
interrupt the friendly relations of the two Gov.
ernments, is removed by this adjustment, and
the way of peace and path of duty clearly de-
fined.