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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

RuopE IsfaSp-We liza II from very good authority
that the Presidents Cabinet Council have held con-
suiaon on the Rhode Island controversy, and resolve
to support the corporations under the charter, as the
sovereign power of the State, and to employ the power
Of the Federal Administration to put down the Constr
ton established by the people. How the National ES
ecuve is to interfere, we have not learned; but doubtless
the great expounder of the Constitution, who undertook
to make way with the rights of n York in the Mcleod
case will devise mode helping the Rhode Island
ari s,ocracv to usurp the State rights GioJc.
Light in Rhode Isiand-The suffrage people of little
Rhody seem determined 10 carry their constitution
through. They have nominated candidates for all the
State Offices from Governor 10 Sheriff. and have headed
their Observation-Disclosures and State Rights Ticket
The election is to be held the 18th inst, and then
we shall probably see trouble.
[The Philadelphia Ledger of Monday says, the de-
cision of the President and cabinet was 'tha the pre-
sent circumstances Of the did not warrant the &C.
neral Government in interfering in the matter" We
trust that this is the true version OF the story. The
case of South Carolina should warn Mr. Tyler how he
NEEDLES with Rhode Island. The last case is still,
stronger than that. In the of South Carolina,
the General Government had an immediate interest.
1t WINS of her laws, that was in question But in
Rhode Island it purely State questlon-and, there
fore, we repeat "Hands of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

In the United states Count the Eastern District Of Virginia,
l2;h April, 1872:
XJILLIAM d. CLARKE, the county Of Southampton having
w filed petition that he may bn declared BANK
nt ordered claiming 10 be- creditors 81
d. Clarke show earse 10 the Court, on The m
d,y of NAV next why sad William D. Clarke he not fe-
cared the act of Congress m that be
half and that copy Of this order be- published IN the ne"'pA
| pets nc odipc u the Odd and oath Rules Of Court
WI" HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
.,,. ll3-wSW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

Messrs. Van Buren, and Paulding arrived at Mobile
on The 9th inst. from Montgomery in the steamboat
Arkansas The Committee appointed by meeting oil
the Citizens the City Authorities, and large number OF
Citizens Immediately waited upon him. 1--WE learn (says
the Mobile Register that an arrangement will be made
for general reception of ladies' by Mr. Van Buren, he
fore he leaves for New Orleans which he expects 10 do
IN Sunday" Thence, to the HermIiage.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

n the United States the Eastern District Of Virginia,
18th April, lsi2
GEORGE T. SWAMI, Of the county &C Chesterfield, having
VI petition tla, he declared Bank u II
ordered that persons claiming he creditors n The said
George f. Swami show The l2h day Of May
NEXT why said George Swami BE- not declared Bankrupt,
pursuant that behalf and that Of
published the newspapers according 10 the 2nd
aud 9th Rules of Court.
Copy-Tcste, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

The Assembly of N. York have adopted Mr.. era
mers ANTI Distribution Land Resolutions, by vote o
~ to so
On Tuesday last, election of Mayor took place in
the city Of ~ York Much excitement. The Wing.
counted the loss of the Catholic vote to Morris, the
Democratic candidate. But they deceved-
Thomas O'Connor, the Catholic or Independent can
ddae has Withdrawn, since the passage the Public
School Bill on Saturday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

In the uled for the Eastern District OF virginia
18th April, si2
y the matter of Bankruptcy o William H. Morgan of the
j " OF Chesterfield, in the Eastern Virginia District
The said William H. Morgan who has been decreed Bankrupt
tv this Court having filed petton arng for ms discharge
IL il ordered That notice be published
printed in The Richmond seventy days at least before the
s day July when hearing VIII he had on the SAID pt
lion al the CITY Hail. city of Richmond; and all creditors
who debts and other interest," mas
appear and place, and show any they
have why Tie pray. said petitioner should not be granted
HENRY GIBSON, ok.
April Is ll3-wllw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15
March "a, 1912.
M9rEiaUf,s.

Married in Chesterfield county Thursday evening the eth
inst by elder Bccher Elder BrNJ F. Goopr former
Richmond 10 Miss P.uELi, AVS B,, of Chesterfield
Married. in this city, the morning Of the IAN mt by hes
VIM :. Pumor d. d. JOINS o. SrFGEu, ESQ., TO Miss MARI r.
daughter Of John X. Cooke, Esq, nil of Tbs city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

BEAUTIES Of Tic Richmond Wig, (on Hedatsday last J
l. "Brnnr and Richie (twa hrnher Scots. H. himself Il
born Virsnian.
be- said of ocofocosm must be confessed
that rich veins pryade and then. Arss Slnn's, aud
Nc luens and rod and Riches, and ayy alarm for t
pnc morals o the Land Money, always seemed 10
exGue Extra By's amentaton over the corruption "i
the public morals, category Such displays
of refined sensbiy subim1ted pursm emanatns with
Appropriateness from those who make Tie exhibit occur
hut once in n -Amnng these placed odwrse late
this ncishborhood! The decent ing
considers appropriate to group Judge Byy ana offers
with him. ~
Among the other from this No Of the VIII
qIoau and reckless III SicHsburg the
vcksburg Sen'ine-tamost low as the Whis-which fol-
lead incorporate Virginia and charges l. KIT
wu fighting nnder the black flag Of the bank pirates
rin. nf the blnks5ecanse he Is IN IN " dent
- or 900 We leave intelligent decent !" ing
saw what thinks Of paper, that boldly rc-pnbli-es such
statements ring be jr r. H. does not owe all ne
hanks Iird of the lowest mentioned vz: S3oo anu
and that amply securcdhat debt contracted with
ont his Knowledge supicon under circumstances that
are calculated touch every gentleman Of sympathy and honor
The Banks touch the liberty of the Press In virginia.
the has motive necessity 10 consult their wishes
There of honor Virginia who can suspect us Of
corruption BIT what expect from the malignant
ernrs Richmond Wing No wonder that The more de
uf its ashamed of IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

CARD-P. s. G1RS7N3 RI hcg> leave most respectfully 10
n inform his friends aud the public has imported direct
from London for The manufacture Of summer Hats,
which will please iha, IL fond o wearing
light hat They are of Il dah coo far lighter than
lrrhon hats ventilated that they will keep The head
pcrfccv lie will them waterproof In fact, they
an fail please person that may
wear them and they will be sold the low Of 81
Ali ll3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15
Deaths.

Dird 9th nsi his residence Frcdcreks a In the
county Lona ARats, Esq IN the 9th year OF
life shed, lne ON all The vr,r-s and useful citizen
Alike dist nsuhed for nexc integrity and fine business cara
city, his viii b. felt and deeply d"rred ny a VINO hass
known and appreciated the sterling qualities OF his head and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

Since our last, which noticed ms.statement Of the
Wing, 10 two Drafts for 81 and $500 of tie rfea'
snrer of Virginia having been proesrd we have learn
ed additional facts, which feel It our duty to sub
nit to the public, 1t seems, that The Draft Of $500
was drawn on the Bank of Virginia. but the holder
ceived the funds for from the Farmers Bank of Vr-
gina. The next morning, in settlement between The
two Banks, the Bank of Virginia at first declined pay
ing it but soon afterwards the Draft duly ar
ranged, appearing 10 the Board of Directors that tie
Treasurer had sufficient funds in the Bank Of Virginia
n redeem all the drafts which had been drawn by The
Treasurer.
While on this subject, we would stale, thltthe Trea-
surer is confident of making arrangements TO borrow
funds sufficient to redeem the interest due BY the Com
monwealth as well as al her Liabilities for the coming
year. We deem this statement important, nasmuch az
the reckless assertion of the Wing has heen copied into
the papers at New York aud elsewhere, and without
such explanation, might affect the credit of the Old
Dominion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15
Sir. (.nLh1u.

In his speech of Tuesday last, upon the Loan Bill
this able statesman points out Of the gross errors
which The Wings have committed, and warns them
abon, the which they should now pursue. He
shows the causes which have conducted the Treasury
its present embarrassmen,s, and produced the diff
Guilty ii has experienced in obtaining the necessary
loans. 'Wha, then, (soys Mr.. Calhoun) is the real
cause of this difficulty 1t is the action of the gen.
tlemen themselves. 1t is their policy which has
brought down the credit oil the Government. And
how have they done this FIRST, by diminishing the
income Of the Government by giving away three mil
lions of resources; and then by increasing their ex'
pendtures ut the Extra Session upwards Of six mil
lons thus destroying the equilibrium between means
and expenditures. And The circumstances under
which this was done have contributed far more to i'm
pair The credit Of the Government lie points to the
remedy, which the times require: "Surrender up the
land fund, reduce expenditures, and adjust expenses
10 income yield up these points, indispensable, and
gentlemen would find him aud his friends ready and
anxious 10 meet them the broad grounds OF pari-
otism, all that necessary 10 place the Govern
ment in sound condition 1t is for this, he and his
friends now contended, and contested this bill in lis
present form And yet Messrs. Mangum, Clay, Crit
tenden IL CO., still pressing on in The pursuit OF
their favorite object, 10 the verge of the volcano
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15
THE PROSPECT.


We understand that our prospects are very bright in
the county Of SoGord A Correspondent hopes that
"shall elect MIR. iIcdgman by al least 81 ma oriy.
But, Voters of Stafford be not too sanguine TIE
my you have to encounter is active un,rng, and full Of
hnmbnas and animated by despair. Lose not man
In Albemar!e, too, friends are full of hopes
Messrs. Randolph and Lenke have put their foot in the
srrup-and the public discussion of oil the candidates
commenced on Thursday, (yeserday) at Stony Point.
The other appointments made for the candidates to
address the people al the following periods and places
At E1rlrysvllc, Friday, 18th April
" Whitehall, Saturday, l6ll "
-" Scoisyille, Monday, 18th "
80 Pnrer's Tuesday, lHh "
divers, Wednesday, 2uh
The Court of Albcmarle have appointed Commits
soners (under the late law at the Court House, and
four precincts, to conduct the Election. But in the
OF Stafford aud indeed in every county, we beg
friends in Albemare not 10 he too sangune-not 10
feel too secure-no TO be supIne-hu TO 60 every man
oflhem to the polls Many battle has been lost from
overweening confidence in success. Remember the
value of a single vote. We might cite cases enough,
but let the example cf Morton Of Massachusetts warn
and rouse up every Republican. He was elected Go.
vernon by majority Of one, in vote of more than
100000.
We shall beat the Wings, if we but do our duty
We shall beat them in Virglnia-We shall defeat them
in the Union if put forth the necessary energies.
Not even the repudIaed name of the thrice routed
champion Of the Bank and the Tariff system, save
the Wings from defeat 81 congratulate you (says a
sagacous observer IN The country the general pros
poets. think from appearances the Wings are dcs-
tined TO utter rout and confusion in the Union. But
they will leave the Government in dreadful embarrcss-
ment in its finances, if not III relations with Eng
land -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

WE the undersigned have this the llth day of September,
w ISL by mutual CONSENT dissolved all Co-plrnership IN
sTAGIN hereby notify all whom concern that all
ain, against a vr n due ;c said Copafiuer>ip,
viii hc ed By :. ID. faeson. : H. FAIi IsOA.
April is li3-itA
min. ,Iond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-04-15

IN tUANCERS-NtRot>I.: AT Rules, heia ~ ,nc oicih
Office of the Superior Court Of Law and Chaneery 10
Orange county, the slh day nf April, lel2; ,..-
Martha Key, fialnih:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Oefentltcbe 95euplt.

Samiia9 ben Stcu Sctober, 8crmittd9s
I'M 10 llhr, fol- all oem S,auie bee porltcrbes
nen 9lubrens Sraue, in Sber'Mils
forb Gannidip, eeda Sduntp bfentItf pers
fault iperbeu.
Cine Uerlhieeenteit bon Ioan6ratb, cine
s Gag llbr nit Safen cine quite Drebbanf,
Sd,reiufrs@eldirr, Soobelbanf, cine Sepfel'
mnhle, Sranutewein 6cheI, S0eer, Stdneer,
Socl;' itnb Sa9bsSd,Iitten, uno lcnlt nod pie'
lerlci Naus' unit 8anern@erdtbld,aften in
peindufti9 ;u meteen.
Gle Sertnsuu8eu am 8ertaufstase nno
stufpartnn9 BON
SoeI 9raue,
@eorge Grans,
Garnnel 6ronB
al9tnttu rec sesfpttentu 2iteuos Sraus,
Sept. u, 1912. Hq-Snl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Sabr9an9 49,
. c otnait a c II.

Dicfe 3citun9 pirb jeben Mittwrd aut
ftnem 9rcecn SupersHoyal Scgen, nit gnni
iteuen Sdriften, berans9e3eben.
Der Sublcripticns .preis it c n G b a.
Ter bee Sabre, in 8orausbeSabIung. q.
SIN Sail bies nidt 9eId,iebt, 70 percen Cit
Gbaler nno finf unc Span,is @ents angrs
rehnet.
Sfein Subicribent pirb fir weniger aIs 6
Wcnate du9cncmmcn, uno feiuer fdnu Gle
3ettun9 auf9cben, bis alle TldltdubC barauf
abbeSdbIt lIItb.
Sefdnntmahuu9en, tpeIdle Gin 8iered auss
MAIDEN, ipcrocu breimal fur eiueu IbaIcr cins
9eriidt uno fir jebe ferncre Giuriidun9 finf
nno 3fpanSi9 @cnts. - @r6eere mad, 8ers
bdltnie.
Diejcntsc wcIhe Die 3citun9 init tcr pcit
peer benz pcitrcitcr erboItcn, milifcn Ielblt
bafiir beSablen.
sI0e 8ricfe an Die NerausNctcr miiiTcu
= o 4 fire | ein9CIanot wcroeu, Icnlt wcrren
Ge nid,t auf9encmmcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
S5auern fcbet bier.

Der llnterIhriebcue maht ben 8anert bolt
Otcrtbamptpu, 9eda, Buds unb Serf6 @aun'
10 ad)tuugsocl befanut, bae or fortfdbrt
Dferoes@elpalte unb Stefbnlal6thett
III perfertieen an 1etnsm alten Stanee, uits
weit benz @auntp @efdusnts IN aaentahn,
mpielbit er INNER eineft grcBen 8crrotb ucit
MaIhinen su balten 9eeentt uno Sanerf
f6nnen ;u jeberseif NIT ipoblfsileren urc oan-
erbafteren N1al6inen rerfeben perber, als
Ie Ion(tpo taufen f6nned. gSdbreno oet
leBten 3 Sabren fno nahe an Elm Hunoert
Dol, iei,ten W9afdinen in 9eha @auntp pers
fault pcrcen unb fperoen daenthalben niit
Der orBgten 3ufriebenbeit 9ebraudbt.
TPBauern Die cine BON ben Wafdtneit
II, prcbiren piufhen, f6nuen bies pbne bic
aerineile @efahr tbun unb mcnn iIe ihneit
nid,t sefilt, rebnet er nidbts eaflr an.
Qeluts q. Wu6lp.
gSiQianl 9lbbOtf, 2l0ent.
q. B.-g7abere 9tnsfunff srtbeilt auf 0ers
Ianqen Sor. 1cbm @rDe, (@aIf,pirtb) =.
SIarntauu, 9hli 10, ls42; nq-3Ds
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
nse abiren unterbal sooseubu6's Btrtbsbaus.
[S1c. 81.
90 9lad1rt6t

ptr6 hermit 9esebsn baB Der llnterfdriebes
ne aIs 9Iominiftrdtcr Der 0interldGenfdaft
ecs OerftOrbenen @ a y b a n 80 ennrr,
Icbthin ocn Der Stabt 2llIsntdun, qedla Sc.
an9eitellt iporbeH it, 9llle oieienoeu baber
ipelde nod reftmd1f9e 9lnforoernngen an bee
la9te Sointerlafenfdaft baber, tperben crludt
otelelte einjubringer, uno ale biejenigen bic
nod earan fduloi9 ilnb, tperbeu erGndt FOE
balo ale m6gIif atSubeSdbIsn.
George Wenner, 9lom'cr.
sept. 2S. 1S42. iIa-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
9leCcrper 0anDtpat.

2lh pte trctell llll0 ittabb0n9l9en Urs
ipdbler bon Ge6a @auntp.
90 Mitbtrgcr:
Durd) cine Wlittbcilune bic
int 6ffentIiden Orud erfd,icucu 1T, 70 mie
burd, Die iritberi9e eruitbdfte uuo pieberbcItr
eInfcrccruu9cu, filble id, mid, belpracu Dem
frcunclidcn 3urcbeu meiucr Witbiir9cr Al
Sn piNflbrcn, unc ols @oubipat fir tas
81 Der q III t
pcr bem publifum Su crIbeincu. ScCtc idb
70 9INdlidI feiu cine Webrbeit Gurer Stms
men Su crbaIterL 70 Deripred)e id, Die pAidl:
ten ben gmtcs 9ctreu uno unpartbeiifd, auss
Suil5en.
@jibeon Sba6.
Sept Z, 1912. rq--bQB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Slarcn 8reh ; er,ors.
eSclblla Sren s y W.
}. nq-6n

miro bicrmit 9e9eben bae bic unterfdriebes
nen als sIcminiffratcren Der Sointcrta6en'
fhoftbes serltorbenen renrp s. fma a II,
Icethin bon 9iorosBbeitbaa 3aunld,ip, Se'
d)a Sauntp an9eltelIt iporoen flno. 9Ille bic
jen9en bober fpeldle nod an befd9te Sointcrs
laheufhaft fdbulci9 fub, fperoen bierourdl
eriud,t 70 balo alS mp9lidb auIurufen uno ob1
jubejablen, unc ale hiejeui9en, Die nod, refts
mdei9e SUrberun9en bnben beIiebeu ihre
Gednuu9en nndl cinjubrin9eu.
gdDtn SNefniot, ars,..,,
@eet9e Seallenlan W
Sept. z, l549. iiq--GuI
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
81 felt- ullD S5lee6- -SeGn1tpt.
Notban Salltenl6lRoer

mddlt ietnen Sreunoen uno cinem occbrten
Dublifum ibertaupt bic 9InScige, tas or iein
@cfhdft nod INNER an ieinem alien Stanbs
plobc III Der NamiltcnsSroee, benz Stcbr
ces Sorn. pcter Suber 9e9enilber, fcrttreibt,
ollpc CT tnmcr ctncn 0rcGen 8crratb
Socl3e uno GOblen Sefet
non Der rcreifcn uub fd6niten patteru,
Grcmmclu unb 91cbr, 70 ipte aud
Sle69e16irr Dpn allen 9trten
gun, 8erfouf auf Nano bait, rter auf ges
iteIlun9 perferti0et.
Gr it touttar fir bic bisbcr OcnrTcnc
6unoidlaft unb bcfft turd) pinftIidc 8es
oicnur9 unb bilIi9c prtiie bic @unlt ec6 pubs
lifum6 fcrncrhin Su crbaIten.
0tatbon goutcnf1ld9cr.
w 9IGtcs Gtfeu wrb perlauot, mcfar her
hpfltr preiB i'm 9Iu6tauih fur gBaarcn cber
IN taarem Gjele tcSablt mro.
Scpt. 2S, no-3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
GyonaS SrerIer.
0OttlttdrtICbe 9lae6rte6t.

lluterSeihneter sibt hiercurd Tadrtd,tI
bas er feiner Yflid,t 9entde, fcl9enre Sorrrcrt
ais feiue StabssSffeiere eruannt bat, ftdni'
lid
SIojutant Srpcu Sdaubt.
Ser9ant,Maior : Saccb s. lleberrctb.
Sudrtermeiiter Sacpb Seipel.
Suartermeilter S9t,: gSillian oidcr,
Sur9ccu Charles 8. Wnrtin Jun.
G5cbulfss Surgeon e. s. Martin.
YfeifMaior 9lmos @ttinger.
DrumnisMdjpr: ScnrD @dert.
@s wirb eripartet bas cbi9e Scrrtn dlIe
fuhen wcrten ibren paidten 9etren nndiu'
fpmmcn, uno baB fte bon benz Reglment 9e'
b0ri9 ais SffBiere repefttrt fperoen.
Charles Goelntan, Colonel
bes 6Sfen 9le9imcuts, q. @.
Sept 81, 1912. rq-3ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
s., a el)rtd)

September IS.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Ottttwoo0, ben 5telt 0etpber, 1912.
Guen()arp unp Steeer,

Sauhpl3bdnbler in Sicgcr8Diac,
bebienen Gf bieTer GeIr9cuIeit tbren Srcun
ben 70 fpie benz gerbrten pHbIifum ilberbaupt
dnsuScigen, baB Ge belt6nbig cneu 8orratb
bonn britcn 8aubcI; duf S.aub baItsu, wels
dies fTe ,n ben nicbri9ten preiTen entweber
fir baarcs Gjelb ober i'm 9M5tdu1d) fir ale
sIrten eanbesprcbuftr abSuletCn 0elcrmen
ltu6.--Sbr Strd befteht ans 8cl9enbcm :.
Q8eiBs unb @elbpeint Soarb6, allen
9lrten Scdntltn96, Sporren, .8a(.
fen. allen Sprten S6inoeln, uno
liberbaupt allen Sprten Sretter ilno
8anbol3.
Sie Iaeen baS pubIifum cin bel itnen alls
SurHfcn unb fir fIdI felbft Su urtbeiIcu.
Ste Inb banfbar fir bic bi6her gcncsene
8nnbftoft, uno bcfcn burd billi9e 9lreile
uno piinftlide Beticnung, fd fernerbin cis
ren Gtetl Der @unif bes pubIitums SuSulls
dcru,
Qlaron @tIenboro,
Glt08 Ste9er.
Sept, Z, 1912 nq BIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
N0emblp GanDtbat.

Gin Ole freicn uub unabbdn0ioen Grs
lpabler bon Ge6a @ountp.
Mitbhr9er:
Durd, cine 9rree 9IrSabI
rneincr Sreuuccn, unb cine 9Iurmpfebluno III
ben 6ffentIidcu Sldtteru, MORAN id mid ims
mer nit ipdrnlem Gauf9cfliH eriuncru mer,
be, bin tt bewc9cu worten al6 Saneicat fur
Gin 8epre fentant
in Der Stdats'Gjeiregcbuu9 Dor baS Vublis
FUN Su treteu. Soate th erm6blt wcroer, fc
tpiro es ftets mein Brltrcbcu Ieiu itrcnoc nns
partbetilh mad, ben BHulhcn mcncr @cn.
itimentcn uuc nad bee 2anbc6 gBcbl Al
bancclu.
@jccr9e Sricrri6.
Sept. Z, 1912. nq-b9S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05

al9eHttu REG seYfrttSntu 2inertos Sraus,
Sept u, Is42. nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
NecDrt6t
81 q thrtdf
Sent. 81, IS42.

,pirb hermit 9egshcn cae Der llntrrid,riebene
ais 9lominiltratcr Scr S0iffferlaiienIhaft beS
Ueritcrbenrn 9i,c II ben Diefen6erser,
lettbp bon !fieecrsMacuu9ie GaunIhip, qss
d,a &auntD anssltcOt wprben it. aIas Sieje,
ui9en oaber, peldIe nod all befdqte 6intrrlaf'
fenIdaft fhuloi9 fnb, fperoen bierourf ers
iudt innerbalb Spet Wacnatrtt an5urufen unc
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-05-31
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GENERAL PUTIN AM.

We are indebted to Mr. Sparks for the following
extract from his Lecture on the Continental Army
containing an eloquent tribute to the character
and bravery Of Gen. Putnam.
or the Major Generals appointed by Congress
the fourth in the list was Putnam, another name
for bravery and generosity; most excellent Off.
Ger to execute the plans of others, but whose de-
fectlve education, easy good nature, and the mar.
row sphere of his habits of life, rendered him less
fit for the chief command in high and responsible
stations, than some others who had been favored
with superior advantages.
1t is to be regretted, that recent attempts have
been made 10 countenance suspicious of the brave.
ny of Putnam; attempts as unjust as they are gra-
trltous. Us brape as Putnam, is proverb which
many have isped in their infancy, and which is
still on the lips of thousands. Sayings like this,
which have been for three quarters ola century
in the mouths OF the whole people, are not the
offsprings of error, the triumph Of misrepres-
entation. To reverse this saying at the present
day, would be to and perverl the only records
of history from which the truth of any fact can be
known. We might as well be told that Solomon
was not wise Sampson was not strong, as that
Putnam was not brave.
The career of Putnam in the old French War
courage Danger was word unknown in bis vo-
cabuary, MOI could il ever be taught TO HIM by
The Indians tomahawk, the rifle of the more
civilized foe, whom he often sought IN the fast
nesses OF the forest. The news Of the battle Of
Lexington came to him by special messenger
He was found literally at his plough in the field.
The spirit of other times instantly kindlea;he
left his plough in the furrow, changed his rustic
Co. sha ~
bridge. where confidence was inspired by his pres
ence aud military ardor by his example, On the
memorable day at Bunkers Hill, this same exam
pie was beacon light to the hardy band OF vet
Grams and yeomen soldiers, who were there assem-.
bled to wage a fearful contesl.-Many we've his
deeds of courage during the war lie continued
in the service till near its close, when bodily in
6rmities compelled him to retire. warmer heart,
truer patriot,or drawer soldier has never existed
Among all the letters Of Washington to his CON-
,an;ons in arms as the scene OF the revolution
drawing 10 an end none 10 more cordial and affec-
,iona,e ,hao that u Putnam. Shall we ask Tor a