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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18
The Vote on the Gag rule,

For recending this rule the votes stood
BY states as follows (Slave states in Italic.
YEAS.
States. FAgs. Lccos.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-18
CONGRESS-.
BY MCkSE'S TELEGRAPH.

The Washington correspondent ofthe Bal
t;,nore Patriot, communicates the following
?roceed:.ss through the Magnetic Tele-
graph.
CENtTC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

yg,,o Iro,s,,T1ve MEETING.-A meeting OF
W. ,,cmbers of the Legislature of the
State of NewYork, held at the City of Albany
~ the oath day of January, 1914, FREDERICK r.
% .nyns fof the Senate) was called to the Char,
I'D p. F. HALL (of the Assembly, appointed
Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. STEVENS, the meeting pro-
ceeded to appoint delegates to represent tins State
in the Wing National Convention, to be held at
Baltimore in May next-whercupon
Cen. ERASTUS ROOT, of Delaware and
Hon. JOHN A. COLLIER, of Broome,
were declared unanimously elected.
On motion of Mr.. RHoADEs, the Hon. J. T.
PtGxIx was appointed substitute for the former
and the Hon. WILLIAM n. MosELEY, Of Buitaio,
for the latter.
On motion OF Mr.. STEVENS, it was -. ,Ao-e
Resolced. That we rejoice in believing lat nc,.
is not Wing in the Union who w ' Gi Az and
other man for President than HENhi H. d t'l
therefore deem any reL9 State at large to support
sa, DISTINGUISHED statesman and trend OF MS co'h-
try for that Office, unnecessary.
On motion of Mr.. LINN, it was
Resolred, unanimously, That we have seen with
Great satisfaction our distinguished citizen, MIL
lard FILLMORE, named as candidate Tor !ii i
V;ce-Presidencv, and we cordially recommend MS
nomination for that Office, to the Wing Natonai
Convention to be held at Baltimore IN May next.
On motion of Mr.. RIDDLE, it was
Resolned That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by its officers and published in the Wing pa
pers of the city of Albany, the Newly ork Tribune,
and the National Intelligencer.
The meeting then adjourned
FREDERICK +. BACKUS, Chairman.
3. F. HALL, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
By This Mornings Mail. !.

UT The acting President has recognized Mr.
Thomas ]. PErrYPLAcE as Texan Consul for the
port of Mobile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

~ The Wing Almanac, C!ay's Speeches. and all of the
ybune Series OF Useful Works for the People may also
nhlained a, the of Wan H. MooRE Co. CIsclNSArI
and of j. B. STEEL * Co. New ORLEANS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

SALE OF PuNTlNGs.-The largest, and, we
think, the choicest proportion of the splendid
Pictures which have been exhibited the past
week at the corner of Chambers street and Broad
way, will be sold tomorrow Tuesday morning.
This is the last day of exhibition. We learn that
the gallery will be lighted this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

0J We are well pleased to hear, since our last,
that the Editor Of the Knickerbocker Mr.. LEWIS
GAYLORD CLARK, has ready for the press the
4" OHapodiana' and selection from the Poems Of
his twln.brother, the lamented WILLIS GAYLORD
CLARK. 1t cannot fail to have very wide sale.
1t will doubtless be published early in the Spring
- GURDoN STEELE, Esq. formerly Cashier Of
the North Bank, Boston, died at Trinidad on the I'd
inst.
u The Trial of Marsh, at Newark, N. j., is
not vet concluded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

DAGUERREoTYpE LIKESEssE,.-fyo you good like
of yourself of any of your friends Morand,
Of Broadway and Chambers He will de,an You
but few minutes, give perfect portrait and charge
you very moderately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

RESIGNATION OF Mr. CHoArE.-It is now con-
fidenty reported in this city, upon the authority
of letters received from the Hon. Rufus Choate,
Senator in Congress from this State, that ne WILL
ere long, resign his seat in the Senate-the resig
nation to take effect on the first day of March
next Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

MANE-Special Election for Members Of Con-
gress.-We have returns from go towns) about
two.thirds of the Seventh District, in which
ROBINSON, wing, has gain of 425.
The Belfast Journal gives returns from ~
towns in Waldo, lin the Fifth District,) which
give majority against White, (the regular Loco
Foco candidate) of 426 votes, being loss from
the last election of225.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

10 PosDaster authorized by transmit moneys Tor
SUBSCRIPTIONS newspapers, under their frank, free OF postage
Publishers Notes of all specie payag Banks State OF The
Union viii be received NJ par. G. * nj.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

q Rev C. SparIy's American Ant-Papist" is just pub
iished-t has variety of He has given four
chapters from Deus Orgina! Theology which enough TO
make criminal blush For sale al No. lls Nassau-st.
2ant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

THE EXTRA WEEKLY TRIBUNE.-We continue
10 receive from heo hunired TO toar hundred new
subscribers per day for this paper. We advertised
1ha, we had printed avery large Extra Edition com
mencng with the first week in January, in order to
supply new subscribers who might wish to COM
mence with that date but we are already out OF
that number and for the future can only promise
10 commence with the No. printed during the week
in which we receive the subscription, and to forward
the full number of copies.
- The large accessons TO our list during the
past week from various parts OF PENNSYLVANIA
show that our friends in the keystone State are
awake. We are in hopes that Club of t,ceaty or
thirty in each Of the counties of that State will be
formed within the next few weeks. 1t is only need
ed that one or two active friends of the IN each
county should take the lead and hand round list
and the work is accomplished. If each of our sub
scribers would show The Tribune to one or more OF
his neighbors we think our subscription List would
he doubled within three months. We ask no man
10 do this for our sakes or 10 the deulment OF the
Wing journals of his vicinity; but those who regard
The Tribune as an efficient Wing journal and It's
wider circulation as calculated to subserve the Coun
try's Cause are respectfully requested 10 id IN us
dissemination.
~ The Publishers of this paper extend the offer
ftreny copies for trenty dollars to one address for
fifty weeks commencing at any time during inc
months OF January and February. When twenty
copies have been ordered any number however
small may be added TO the package ut the same rate.
~ Posnasters authorized by law to transmit moneys or
subscriptions newspapers unde, their frank, free OF postage
s Money RENTED through the mail will be ut the risk olhe
Publishers Notes OF all Banks State c ihe
Union viii be received N par G. & NJ
~ The Wing Almanac Cay's Speeches. and all of the
Tribune Series OF Useful Works for the People may also be
nhIaued a, the store Of Wal H. MooxE CO. CINCINNATI
and of J. B. STEEL * Co. NEW ORLEANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

Havana, announce the death Of Don Jose Angus,
tine Govantes, honorary magistrate of the Au-
dience and lover and patron Of the sciences.
The happiest consequences have resulted from
the order exempting vessels loading with the pro-
ducts of the Island of Cuba from tonnage and other
duties. In particular an immense increase of mo-
lasses for export has been registered at the Custom
House.
The Havana papers are republishing Dr. An
thon's lectures ON Greek Literature.
Accounts from Puerto Principe, from St. Thomas,
sc: represent the drought 10 be excessive:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

NJ The Citizens ~r Allegheny Co. Pa. held a
GREAT meetirs IN Pittsburgh on the oath, to pro-
test against Reputation in any form, and urge
the Legislature to 60 work at once, and
provide for the payment of the State Debt
JOHN IRWIN of Allegheny City presided,
and Hon. RICHARD B1DDLE, Hon. Thomas WILL
L1AMs and several others addressed the People
Resolutions approving of adequate Taxation for
the payment of the Interest at once were unani-
molisly adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

THE Could've are having as cool a spell of
weather as for some years before. On Saturday
morning, the mercury in Fahrenheit's thermom-
ctcr stood at zero on the West side of the City
on Sunday morning. at ! degree above The
whole of the past week was remarkably cold
We note that at Bath, Me. the mercury was
II deg. below zero on Tuesday. At Boston, on
Friday morning, deg. below zero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

o" Our readers will find on the outside re-
port of the proceedings of the meeting of the
subscribers to Prof Gouraud's lectures. on Friday
evening, which will be of INTEREST," to all those who
are concerned in this matter,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

From DEMARARA.-1,he brig Coquette, Young,
arrived at Savannah on the 23d, in twenty-five
days from Demarara. No news of Importance.
At the time of the sailing Of the C. there was
fair demand for P. P. lumber, which was selling
at S25 per NJ. Eastern white pine lumber was
dull of sale at SIG SIS per NJ, the market be-
ing well supplied. Pork was Sl2 per DBL; Beef,
Mess S13 Prime, none in market J Flour,
- IN nor hh1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
C. HENRY GILES. Esq willlectur on" Burns
at Clinton Hall tomorrow evening.

u The fire last evening was in three story
brick building in the rear of 520 Pearl-st. owned
by Alderman Jones, and occupied by John Silva
and George Gray, looking glass and portrait
frame manufacturers, and Mr. Wight, portable
desk manufacturer. Mr.. Silva's loss is estimated
at 81 ,500-nsured for S 600. MIR. Gray's from
to S500-no insurance. Mr.. Wight's about
the same-no insurance. The inside of the
building was badly damaged before the fire was
subdued Weunderstand Mr.. Jones was insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

l. The CAss men of Boston have a meeting
IN Faneuil Hall on Tuesday evening, 3Oth inst
In this City, they are shut out of Tammany, but
will hold their first gathering at the corner OF
Grand and Elizabeth-streets, on Tuesday eve
ming, Feb 9th. How blue the Tammany Sa-
chems viii look should Cass ever be their candi.
date for Prcsidcnt-say in 1913?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

Our HARBeR.-Thc severe weather has sur
rounded our City with floating ice, which renders
navigation difficult and tardy without the aid of
steam. The Patsey B. Blount, which attempted
to goto sea, yesterday, was obliged to go into
dock at the Quarantine to wait better oppor-
tunity.-The Swedish schr. Ennes was recently
ashore on Staten Island, but yesterday was driven
off by the ice, and driftcd down the Bay with
three anchors ahead. She must have steam to
bring her in. The Bremen ship New-York
and the Havre packet Oneida were towed up yes
terday by steamships.
Buttermllk Channel was completely frozen over
yesterday, SO as to be crossed with perfect security
Our Ship News Reporter states that the ice is
running fifteen miles out at sea-a most unusual
circumstance. We fear the storm OF last night
will cause fearful catalogue of disasters and
human suffering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29

Eu MS hostility to Mr. CtAv did not stop here When in
February, lSs this Press took the lead N announcing de-
ann, Tribune stood aloof and for months after
ersed to commit itselfto the great Western States
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
2Que rfQuf.

Der llntesisidnete nad,t hermit bfentls slnei9e,
oaG er 800 9lfer 9utes ganb pripatim su Derfdufen
pilnidt uno spar nadb Der 8eauend,telt Der &dufer
lt, entspeoer lit go sderlctte, ODER in 100 aderlot
ten, Ccer audi bas ganse, reldes e Lbeil Der l5teu
|Seetion in Suushmane Gaunfdip, Wapne County it,
unb inn Beiten AT cas sano pom BAL. Malt. IN, Qfeu
Ian oas Qano bon abrabam Niler 9rdnjt. Auf Dem
lublideu giertel beinbet iId Elm Wobnbaus, Gdeu-
er mnbunsefdbr 60 ser 9utes eanc unter Sens eben.
fas sa assr so osssrtsn sn SSa s. Sud gssms @
|te Bic cute @e(d,de verridtete Auf 6em n6rblie,,
9iertet befnben id, 9Bobabduier, Elm dop uno cine
|S6eRer non befhlaseuen 8lbden unb SdinOelOad-
ueb uusefdtr 60 Sder eeflartes eano init einem Sb-
|aarteg uen III Nepfelbdnmen nerldiebener Scrten-
Das oben bcfhrebene eanb 1T 70 gut ale irssno in
lDayne gcuntD 9efunoen wercen fann, nit Mafer9ut
IoerIeber unb lie9t an Der 0auptrae Uqn Canal Sui
ten uad Wccfter, Is Meilen bon Npoffer nnb Neei
len BON Sutton.
2dufer, Die bas eans ~ beIdttsen panfthen, m09eu
lid 9efdai8f an ben llNterSeineten trenoen, Der au
benz eanbe (e!bff wohnt, pao Der fe audi lo9leih mi
Iben Becin9ungen besannt u.ad,en trir6.
2cbert 9ates
Sttcber 10. 1874. 1873 m
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Ocffentliebe 0er(feiaerulla.

Sretta9 8, ben 1ten geCuember, 8Ormittaod
10 4br, plro Der llnterSeinete an Ictner Beboufna
IN Canton, fOl9enoes betpealihe @isentbum an ben
Me'lte1etemcen efentlid uerfei9ern. HdmIidb:
- SOd)cfen nit S1obr, 3 Bnrcaus 8sttIaoen nebfl
gstteaa Stnb(e, Glide, Rob!enOfen, srceer tup-
tbtrcn, Sub, gGleiffeiue, oolIes Dreber 9Serf-
Sen9 mt Sdraubfhneiben, cine poLe Sttt Sd,rei-
cine Bcdid9e, Scrb uub 0aumoterio>
lien, SSorc naemie BON ie6er Scrte, nebf elmer orC
een Nten9e 9aus- uno &uebenseratbfdaft au 3abl-
CO. Nud, ,piro ct fcin rcA(befamntes ,reifttdioes
SScenboHs bon lest bis ndh1en spril Mnter biCi9en
Seotn9nn9en UerreMteu.
Nte Seotnsun9en tueroen am Gage bes @ertaufs
oeta"nt 9enad)t uno CUTE slufpartun9 ecseben BON
@antcn, Sft, 21, 1874.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25

Sctumbus, .. ben 19. Setcber 1914.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Sefent(i6e 95crfeioernuo.

S,1om a9 s, BEN 2ten Gouember, 9crmittaas 9
lIbr' ,plro Der lnterjeidnete an ieiner 8ebouluna
e1ls U'ee nOro!id bon Canton, nabe Der SraBe, Die
may NGmocIpb fHbrt feIeeuoes betpe9lthe Giaeutbun,
a" oen Wteb'eteneen 0feutIid uerftsieern, dmlitb
r,,,fs fs'NPanu'ssr aSossnz pRus. Gsae, WinO.
sdpeine, quite 8ienenifOfe NIT Sonia, l !Sodcfen'
l sehnplitiaer Sfen, 8ureau, Giit Settlaben unb
Stubs. @dlebranf, @iferner &ei1el, BeGItforn u.
TartctteIn belm SufdeI, @Doer rnb @yoerfd6cr, 8
Nlattcr ourres gd'enbcls, SdrotRinte, cine Baum.
buIe pom unsefabr 1000 stepfet-, 8irnen-, pfaumen
uno SnBt1rlhe"- Sdumen 9arten9emllie, neblt elmer
ArcBen nSabI onoercr NausaerdtbThafteu, ~ eitl6u
fig bier auSufibren.
G'e Beoinsunsen tperben am Gage tes 0erfaufs BE-
tannt 9emabt uno quite 9Iufrartun9 9e9ebem BON
InoreaS @iQia.
Santcn, Stt IL, 1914. 13.Sm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Care of Caspar Bleiler.

Der Gnetstenanne 6etunbt brmt tne Srstnst anb rae
pnbtm Dag CT an nem aen @tanSpunfte in Der reIiets
xusearaspas Stra spif4en BEN Srantln au uno eerrn
Satfs SR@s Stcbr sinsn Shbr pcn
8allanterie@ uno Gllen 0aarett
(Fancy & Dry Goods,)
ttahr bauns ba quite qBaare Has tise gei( eisen xh
btr 6Nentlt6tn 0unf ~ perbenea Gofft.-
9Gr wire an benaanr ete Uis bisber. aud eas ednet.
str.0 .0,efAaft fOrtfabren ~ tttseitsn.
go oeiuri4 Serfef.
Ss"'e"' SeV'sm's' IT, 1854 1915, y
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Cine Wab'muble uno Bauerei 3u perfaufen.

(Ginr quite @"e9en0eit)
Der llnterhriebene bietet, unter cen biuiaten BE.
oln9un9en uno um ben balben Bertb, cine hone Bau-
ere uno cine NahmIbe, 9ele9en in cSadcn Taun1dip,
Starf @cuntv, Sbio. uuo betannt unter Dem Gauen
..MaobrcOf RiQ." ;um 8ertauf aus.-Oie Muble lie9t
an einem ME fehlenoen Waer, nit % Sue SAL, uno
laWf benabe oas 9anSe Sahr htnourdb NIT bier Stei
men: Ste 1T ln enem 9uten 3uitano uno fam @edfr
te fir Gaufeute urto Gunoen oerrtdten, uno eot inn
Nittelpunft zines Der id'6nen eauoitrthe fir 8aSen
int Staate, baIbtpea6 stpiioheE NaIIOn uno Sutton,
uno Wellen oom Sbbto Canal.
NIT Der Wlble oertauft uu6 entbdlt 200 9Ider aas9es
(udtes eono lit 9ntem une. ber6elFerteu 3uftano.
Gin gutter Gttel Coer Hedt, triro barauf 9e9eben.-
Sir oas Tdbere ertuuciae man th enttpeber auf benz
plaBe leblt ODER BET bcm lnereidueten 1T MaiT0Cn,
Ohio.
George MiIler.
MaIIlcn, l. Ausuit 1914. A.. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that petition will be pre-
>ened 10 the Commissioners of Stark County, at their
next Session for Il view Of an alteration of the road
leading from New Berlin to Masson, beginning fo
said alteration at point of the road, leading frou
Everhards mill to MassiIlon, where the lin between
n Lnubschers and Dehns land ntersects said road
hence North with said line, until it connects with tn,
present road along the line All tose concerned ma
attend if they think proper.
.az4, Petitioner.
Jackson, Tsp, Oct. Is, 1914. I4-4t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Sacob 0iEer,

er Elm
0tetes oeutl6cS @aff< uno qBirtbsNaus
TIT Der Baferitraee ;H @lepelano errid)tet hat, uuc
empFehIt oalTebe Dem eeutldeu publifum aufs Bette
uno erldt caelte ibn nit enemGbeiL Der 0Geutlidem
GuneIdaft III becbren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Autttnn9:-@br.@ @Rsyer, geu- pbltabeIpbta, BE-.
adhlte IeBten 9Ipril $500. ''
9aue un0 2Otte
5Wm Bertaufem
dIIk

Der @n6e6ben0nNte bietet bermit len In Meff Wai.
lcn, Start County, Sbic, 9ele9enes 0aus auf QOtte
So. S5, i'm plane beia9ten Stdbthems gum pripaper-
taufe an-
Die ectte 1T 1so 6uB lang uno 60 6uB brctt,-uub
Das oarauf befnblidbe oaus 1T BON Iraut, NIT Bad
iteinen aussemauert, II Stcd bch,-5O Gue lang unb
eben 70 40 baB es ee9enpdrtis aun 9enu9 bat.
fur TSohnumeen nno einem Dreberidopp, in meldem
Sptnnrdeer, caspe[n &c. 9emadbt ,peroen.
Da Der Gtsenthimer sre9siehen tp4-fo 1T sr seon-
men, biQie gu uerfaufen no ,uirb io mad, ben llm-
itdnoem Ses &dufers ju bequemen fad,eu. Sur Vreis
Mno anoere 8eoin9un9en ipred)e man baber bel mir
ielb(t-im Wcbnbauie, an Srt uno Stete an.
SacDb gS ie9anc.
We(tsW1IlGcn, .. Sept. IA, 1874. 9-5m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
eues Wtrtbsbaus
r.. .hIt
in 8cpfer @opne county Qbic.
gum S3ilO ron
"lS lbetm 6 eu H."

Der @nbesteuaunte belppeet biermit feline 1reuub'
Gdc Der eibertp Straee uno benz Marlt*9iere6e, auf
Der nadeW Qotte &ueltld, pom Gourtbap(e, uno bon
Cafe uno Sousss Gtohr idrd9 se9eniber, aNaefauaeu
en 6fentdes @athaus Sa balten, Woielbif CT lfete
bereit len miro, 9lefenoe su pfero, @a9en uno SUE
af Die bette uno bequemfte QEeiie gu beprtben, mnt
fe,er ScitS nd1ts man9en la0en tprs un1 alI9emeNt
3ufreoeHbeit su 9ebeu,
Da feine @ebauliobfeiten meiftens neu uno eerdu
mig, ietne& &lde, Sdeufe. SdlafsiWmer uuo Staauna
reidl, unit. init Dem been oereben no, uup iberbiee
feine geduunseu biltiS iem wercen. io erpartet CT
burh pron,pte 8eoieuun9 unb ior9fd9e Nufmertlant-
felt einen 9beil Der Oentlihen 9unt su oerpenen Nno
erbalten. @bri 4. SMmfer.
Ber(fer, 0bip, pit. Is, 1874. l-b.u.
OR fdbrt iber oies, ,pe frlber fort, feline @,ro
cerv GrcB. uno &leMoertauf ;u betreiben, uMo pirc
fd freuen, ieiue Ruuoen audi tit eeiem 3Ueise su Be-
oiemen. --a. z-s.. -..e.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25

80 / e o. tina Marf.
BON Sdpeitbauien. Sberamt gttenbem, @rcgber,co.
tbum 8aben +?
Ser nte' nste ib Stieftrrr, erbt Dor eiutaen xaat
" leetbM psn bort sbsersis M pm ,u 6m mad xmtrito ~,
tommn Sie 1T big sst abr nc nte4 b i'm an ssanst mex
tennte CT ssne ewas Son rs 4ufnbat erfa5rtn Or tr
"t t eaber aQs ibr eette Ju 8e tsnn,et fc .m ikrr
~ topmen, cPsr 9 Hnperas a areitsn Gten{o tr{ter
ale bic ron ibrcm 1uentbalte iten (ot.m
'bm Sadb@t Naesn ~ srtben anter naisbeneer Asrelt
Sofepb SmIs,
S"HaIp, Grie County, 81 .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25
Ser g Sda6erbanoel 5pil6cu sen 8bi9s mi
Hattp5 Al WhtlQoelpbia,

ge grunolaslos Die Iatipes, uno tpie serrdtberilh
an ibren g,eriprehun9en sesen bie ginnanoerer bic
Mbi9s tit pbaoeIpbid banoeltep, it ebcrn1ann befatt,
Der puHft Der beioer aftipnen fam BON ben @b9s
ntd,t 9eldugnet tperoen, MAe lpro es audi utt. 9oe
am M cr9en bes lBabltqges flbrte bic an9elebente
@btsSituns, bic llniteo Sta1es Gaete, Die folsenoe
Sprade yze5 I'll .4<s
runfer M Mabl5ettel."
..llnter Zen &unf9rieu, tpee Die Gcccfoecs 9etern
aebraubten, par Der Beridt, baB bic SO biss ibren
Dahlsettel gang cber su,r Gheil aRfgebeu wiroen.
Dieies mar uno 1T cine fddnelihe 9n9e Die Bbias
iperoen brem NablSettel treu bIeben Ge baten ME
als elHer beiieren, nno e batten nemals mebr llr-
fade ooer einen feeren gcras1 brenl @aaopaten bei.
sulteben. 81. -- 4, :.
..@rfer Ditrift.'
.. ben, eriteE Dlfritt nerud,t man bafTelbe Spie[
tpelbes man in Der Staot probrt bat Ole eocos er
fdren, bqB bic Wb9s 0rn. Mcrris aufqebeu piirhe,.
Dieles III ndlt tpahr, 9no Fam nidt mabr lei. Sie
pie gut 9enu8 baB fIe Uerent ibrea 9etreueu Mepr6
entantel erpableu tonnen, nub le nb eatiloIen ibn
su ertpdhlen.'' -,
Das gDablrefaltat bat betpieen, bae III jenem ,,dra
Eden auaenblid bieier senteine uao ihimpad,e Gda.
erbancel Statt 9efunben bate - baG IN ienem nam.
Iden 9!n9enbtid bas Merf Der Beltehune Dor I'D, ae-
sangen tpar. Die GbMlade bebarf feline Grl6uteruna-
fe jenst nnricere9id BON Derslpeifeter pclitifcsr
Gurterei. Sr. &banoler uerfan6iate an ienem n6its
Iiden Mcrsen, bae ber 8etit eiasr tcl6ea gereini.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-10-25

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