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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Mittwcd, Rcrscu, Wear, 6.

Die SonSenticn fd,ritt icbann sur 9luss
rpabl fur SeHatcrial' &lectors fir preGbent
unb 8ice preIbent, unb mad, 5ibluna Der
Stimmen er9ab ss ild baB fcl9euee j.erren
ernannt fparen.
@beiter Butter, eu;erne @auntp,
Icmnfenb Scaines, @teiter @auntp,
9ead,ber spurbe fplsentes Grwabler Sidet
fcrmirt:
Sciepb 8: Slariion, philadelphia,
Schn p. Wstberiu, DO.
Scbn .. Ginitcsl, DO.
Scbn 9. eittea, DO.
Gleaier Z. M' Comen, Buds @auutp,
Ssnjamin Srid, WcntgomerD @auntD.
Siaac 8anleer, @beiter @auntp,
9SilIiam Soieifcr, eancaiter @auntD.
Sctn 9. Soieiter, Serfs @auntY,
Scbn StlIin9er, pebancn @auntp,
q. 8. Sropn, Hprtbamptcn Sauntp,
6 6. Slccum, euscrne @auntD,
SoenrD Crinfer, Susquebannd Gauniy,
Samc6 pollcd, Northumberland @duntp,
Sriebrif Bans Cumberland, @duntp,
Daniel W. SmeDier, gbanlS Sdunty.
e5ames W2atbers, Suniata @duntp,
Anorem s. S9ls, Somerfet @aumtp,
Daniel Woid,abduah, Beefcro Gauntp,
Scbn Z. @om, Daid,tnstcn @auntp,
ancreas 9S. eccmis, aIegbrnp @auutp,
sSanes M. pcmcr, Mercer @auuip,
9Billiam q. SrDne, 98arren SauntD,
Benjamin Soartshorn, @lsarfieIb @auutp.
Soicrdnf purecn nod, pcrfdicbcue 9ieosn
aetalten, rpcraHf Die @cnpenticn I'D, scrtaas
h.-Die 9ieereee uno Selhliiee peld,e pcu
oerfelben anaenemmen fpureen, ncrccu mir
lcbalc, mir eieielbe erbalteu, mittbcilcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Die Organization Der Seucr pclisci in
@ien III lebr meiiferbaft. 9B6dter balten
Gag uuo Tad,t aufcem ct. .Stepbaustburme
III elncr cobe bon 400 Sus ilber Der Staet,
Wad,e. Sic habcn Rapren uno Builder iur
Sauo, ncblt itartsu 3rleiccpen. Sobalo sin
Neuer auSbridt, erfcridcn iie mittelif ihrer
Sern9ldier bic Stele uno fno i'm Stauee
icces emseIne JSlus weld,es breuut, su err
fenncn. Gle ft,lagen iccauu in ihren Snd,s
ern uad,, uuo MAIDEN ausHuoig, ipem cs 9c'
bort. sic fd,reiben ocu Tamcn beS 6auss
beiIgsrs uIo Die Stele, mo bae Seucr III,
uieeer, uuo werfcn es burd, cine Robrc elmer
unteu itaticnirten pcriOn su. Sahrid,t tpiro
iccauu an ale seacbsu, peIfe cs betrift
uno bic ScucrIeute perlicrcn feine 3cir in
9IuffinSuI9 bcr SranoitclIc. Stat. 3citung.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

@incinnatils Ssbr.-eeBtcn Sams
flag sc9 man AM Suee ecr euelrrp Giraffe has
bier bic Soant cincs Te9erjurgcn, ecr etpa 5
Sabre alt ameien fein mag, aus tsm Slu(Te,
-sum grcesn Gntireen nlIer, bic in ter ga,
he tpcbntcn. Pile bic S.nGs cen Slue bcrab,
idwamni, hielt man fIe erit fir ten ccttifdn
biScn eeitnam eincs 8crnn9liidteu, ha Srrf
Ino SHaare aus Gem Wafirr herprrraatcn nno
teine Scfd'deiauna iId,tbdr mar. Tas 9t.
bdliten Res ecidnams puree nit einer aueers
crecntlifen @cnaui9fcit ausgefuhrt. Selbit
tls CUR tlcniten Suslebe uno eer fleinifcn
Sn9eripies 1T bic Scaut ab9ssrsen. Sn els
nem Sccticnssimmcr pnree, mic man ccrfId,s
ert, cieIe Operation nid,t rcr9encmmcn -
man permutbet baher, saB ein fd,parses,
fd,auocrhaftes 8erbrefrn su @runee Iieae.
Die caut mar ncd gan, frifd,, uno mue pcn
einem aans friih 9et0ctetsn 80rper sencms
men ppreen fcin.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
8 llhr bes 9Ibenes.

Die Contention tpurbe CUR Srcnuus eerlls
fen, tpcrauf man CUR &abI cincs @anoibas
ten fur @anal. @ommieicner itritt, uno auf
bic Ate 9Ibitimmuna erbieIt G imec on @uils
fcrb, ron Qebaucn @auntD eine Webrbeit
alIcr Stimmen, une puroe als scboris Ct,
naunt crfldrt.
Soisrauf tpurben bic S,crreu Wiaiam Q.
8ceo bon philadelphia, uno Scbn Srcbm
bon eancaffer, ale Ssuatcrial Dele9aten
mad, Der Baltimore Ssationals Sonpenticn ers
nannt, nm einen @aneicat fur prefbent in
@ruennnns su brinsen.
Die Convention pcrtaste fd Johann bis
Wcrsen un 81 llbr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
@s hsiet, eas Vreueen i'm Seariffe i1ebe

Sc hsiet, bae preueen i'm Segriffe itcbe,
einen 8ertras NIT ben Der. Staatsn in Ses
su9 auf Die wed,iclieiti9e slusliefcruus fiid,'
tiger 8ertreter at,uid,lissen. Gin @eiud,
ecs amcrifdnilden Winiitcrs, um 9eisslid,e
Shritte 9eaen cine frnbcr in 9cuifiaua uno
jcst III 8cs lin aniilit9e beutite Samilie, rpes
gen gcpiGcr Observation-Disclosures in
eruifaua, 1T pcncer preusiiden 6e9ieruna
unter 8crbebalt Der 9e9cnisiti9fcit bcWiGi8t
porben.
Gin folder 8ertra9 III cbne 3nsifel bodif
nlnidenslpcrtb, uno fcnnts Der Deutitcn
Seoolfsrnu9 in ben Ser. Staaten nur pcrs
tbeilbaft ieiu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Tad einiseu @rnennun9en bon Gommits
teen ihritt bic @cnuenticn fooann sur @r,
nennun9 bon @aneibaten fir bic @cuoers
ncresStelIe: s,err Gning ernannte @eneral
Scfepb Warfle !; Daoib eeed,, Scbn Sanfs /;
5oerr 8eaper, Seer Wbbleswartb Soerr
@cnrab, 9eOrse SO. Gclanb serr @aIpin,
Sen. Sames Sr,pin nerr Slccum, @beifer
Butler; nerr Sanfep, Samcs Cooper.
sluf 8crfhlag id,ritt Die @cnpention gum
Sallottiren fir Die perihiebenen @anbioaten,
unb foIsenoeS it oas 0leiultat bcr eriten
Slblfimmunaen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Ter 86rpsr eiuss iunaen Maunes, Ta,

Ter 8orper eines iunaeu Iaunss, Ta,
mcns @affman, purce bluti9 uno entifellt
u 1rpfham, It., in feineS 8aters Sheuer
Dor einiscn 3aaen 9efunccn. @r bat cine
Shefmutter, ipeld,e ibn baste uno fencm
Batter psrmcd,te, cae er ss9en inn aufsss
bradt fpuree. slm 9Itcno suprr che er ses
funccn wuree, serietb or NIT cericlten in al;
men Bortwehiel, ea man cen jungen Mann
perbineern rprllte mad, Der Sin9ItuIc su ges
ben, uno 70 pirb 9cslanbt, eas cr pcn ibnen
crntcreet fpuree.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Sunbcrbarcr Spbcefal. =.

sim letten Iittwedl 9ltenb als bic Samilie
pon cSacrb j,cdD in Sebmiuifer, Suds &aun,
tp, eten i'm Sesriff mar gum 9lbenosiIeu ME.
Der ~ flscn, 9riff cine Is Wrnat altes Sainb
Die Spaut elmer 3besfauuc Die mil beiiem
Thee anasfhllt uno fdtlndte nber nitfs aIs
ben Tampf bon friib angcbrnbfem 9bee; eS
ftna fc9lrid an I'D, su bcflagcu uno in uns
9ctdhr 30 Stuncen earauf ifarb es.
Wcrqenifern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

@lhd beimunsIhd - 8ei her
Sseroiaun9 Der ~ QSaihinqton 70 pltBIit in
Die Gpiafcit Ger(eBten, hattie ss elm aneercs
9reees lln9llf abieBen fSnnsn, ineem Die
pferee eeS prrGecntru fd,su Wurcsn, unc
errh bic NIT Sabrseusen an9cfnIIte Smaee
hlnpea liefsH. - AIs Sielelbe cine ,iemld,e
Strede gelanfra WarcH, purren bielclben
aut9efan9en cbns eaB fr etipas teftdbist
baiten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

@rftes One u. - Oas srite CucG in
9lmsrlfa ipurns i'm Sabre 1921 in 9icu@n9s
lamb bon Srpri Seeienten 9efchten. Ssioe
entfamen unuerIeBt, ater bic puritauer bans
ben eieielbcn "a Stuneen lang al Sodncen
nno SnBen, une lieBcn le bHn9ern unb burs
fen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Sampfbppt 1lua(id

lie Tampft6te gndcDc nnb &c Srtc flic,
Ben am 2tcu Fieics nabe Gthoralaea, mic
Ieu'Srleans 3citunaen terjdten, acgcncin,
amber, fpeIdes surSclge hattie RAE eas rriiere
ianf, pcbsi sWiid'en 80 uno 80 perfrncn ib,
re Qeten pcrlrrcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

G"9lm 2tsn Wdr, in im Scnot biefes
Staats bic Bill CUR @rridtun9 eines 9Irmcns
bauies In eeda Saunty bic brittle 8erleinns
paeirt. Scllte biciclbe aud, unperdncert im
Soaufe paeiren, uno Gle llnierlhrift csS Son.
pern6rs erbalten, 70 icllsn Die .8urarr biefes
9aunIIrs oct pCr uaufIen 1Sahl enrdl Stims
men entfdeicen, oh oaeslbe crrihtet pereen
Gpu ccer nid,t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
SbemiIhes @plb, Inter

@bemifhes @plo. - Inter bicfcr
Senennun9 tpirc jeBt Gin neues WetaI su
eurus9e9enifdncen i'll Srautreid, perarbeitet,
bas 9ans tpie @clo ausIebt, aber bilIieer als
Silber III; unb iId ium @clee serbdIt, ipie
Der nad,semadtc gum ddtcn Giamnntrn.-
Wan qIaubt, cS tpcree balb eiu pid,tiscr
ScaneeIsartfcf nerben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

~Cie 9roee @oncne, peIts neulid, auf
benz "princeton" bci Waidin9tcn aeborifsn
1T, nar Is SUE lang, hattie cine Sefnun9
bon l2 3Ca i'm Turhmsiicr, tru9 cine 230
pfunc fd1mere Suqel, unb pca 10 Spuueu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

grceer 9 an m.--Snerr Deter
Narl1dcr bat Heulid, auf eem 2ante bed
SocrrR . a [ I'M on Rorep, in Sbers
Sauecna Sannfd,ip, eed,a Co., einsn Baum
9cfdIIr, rprid,fr "a iSuf, 3cn in Der Guuce
nno 8 Sue I'm Gurdmeeer mae, Hno IL
Siaftcr Orig 9ab.-ySer fannS bieteu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
9eneral Sofepb Marfle 60,
9encrat SdmeS cSr,pin "a.

@sneral Warfle bate alfc eiuc Webrbeit
Stimmen erhaltcn, unc tpurbc aid geb6ri9
ernannt ertdrt. = -Serr @cnrab rffirirte TO-
eann fclSencen ScftIns:
Sefhlpeen,--Tas 6icfe Gpnpenticn
Sen. Soiepb Marfle einitimmis als @anets
bat fir @cuperncr tiefes Staats crnenne,
unb ibn ben. Bolt oeesIben, ais sinen Wann
pom 9eiunosn bsmrfratiIhen Wbig @runbs
idsen, Gin Srcunb einbeimiid,cr Snonitrie, u.
in alien S,inRd,ten fdtig, bic beiten Suterefs
fen biefes Staats su beforrern, anempfebs
len. - @initimmi9, unter ourrabs anse'
Sieranf Sertaste fGt bic @onSsnticn bis 8
ubr ees 9benos.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
10 llbr, Wedrs 5. 1874.

Die @cnoenticn fpuroc CUR Sronuna gcs
rufen, unh naf sIbbanblun9 einiaer 8eifdfte
bon ipenig gBifti9feit, id'ritt man Wieecr
gum 8alIcttiren fir Die ptrfdiecenen 9cus
oernors Sancicatrn, uuo fclaenoes it oas
Hciultat Der fclaenben 9lt(timmunoen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Ter Waoiicn Saufrdutcr bon rem mir
lette Brde mclceten, it prr cinissn 9ascn
in Siucimati pcrbafiet pcrcen.--Man fanb
Gin 3bsil bee geltcblrnen @cIocs lei ibm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
3 llbr 9fad,mittaas.

Die ScnSenticn Ueriammelte I'D, Der Ser'
tagun9 9en,dB, uno fd,ritt Ir9leid piecer gum
sbifimmen fir eiuen @rsrerncrs @ancicat,
unb fcI9enees 1T eas GefnItat cisies 8cr'
fiidi6
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

T8ci Der am nddifen Srcitdg in bielcr
Staot SH baftfuoca Wabl, iol Elm Wablrid,s
Ter, cen @iiefcr, ;ipsi Sufpeftcrs unb ,tpei
SriebeRsUdner srfpdblt pereeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Se HCWHlUIee uW yeuHtten flir Ole SDttS
Senticn einsuberidten eritattcte fclssnosn Be,
rid)t:
ais preFbent:
Gen. Billiam Marfs, 9tlIe9benp.
ais Bic preGbente:
Schn s.. gwing, Wafdinston @aunty,
Soispb Sdser, eedta @anntp,
Saecb 8irf, Sort @auutp,
8efd Sab9er, phiIabefpbtd @auntp,
ecisph H. Chamber, bc.
WilIer Scrtrn, enserne @duntn,
II. .. pennDpa6sr, @heifcr SduntS,
gBillidm Siffcp, 8ebforb @auntp,
8. 6, Jieuia, S6upIfill @auntp,
@eorae Weans, Clarion @auntp,
@sor9s Sarret, Sranfln Gauntp,
benjamin SartSboru, @learfielb @auntp,
Q. 9. Sea, 8erfs @aunfp,
Mcbcrf @iiict, 9>crrp Saunip,
Srlsrb Geni9niadler, eancaiter Gauntp.
aIS Secret6re:
z. SO. Cufiielt, pbilabelpMa @auutp,
9. Sdtisburp, Susquehanua @auutp,
Ehh1ins Strutbers, gBarren @auntY,
Il. d. SRafsp, Clinton Sauntp,
Is. SaltcD, Wcrccr @duntp,
..Scbn y,alpsn BRADFORD @aunty.
sIs Der preFsent in rinsr firscn R.ee Der
Gcarenticn fur Die 6hm erpielsne Gbre aes
Sanft HATTIE, ipuroeu anf 9crfblas bic Reaeln
hes Soaules Ger RepreiertaHten fir bic sc.
'frhafts Shbrun9 Der Scitee1ttsa nn9cncnt'
SIRR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Die @onpenticn brad, icbann fir cine bals
be Stunec aut uno aIs man rpiccer gu @e'
fddften id,ritt, entsc9 Serr eeed, ben 9tamen
ces Scbn 8aufS, bon Der 9iife Der @anooa.
ten, Dprauf man ;ur 22(ten abifiinmung
ld,ritt, unb ft fclsentss 0Rcinltat berauss
(fellte
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Soierauf brad Die Convention auf I'm iIh
W1crsen nm 10 llhr peber su psrlammsln.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

/" Cen Soerren Senfs uuo Strpu6 un'
frru rerbinbIidhen Dauf, fir erhaltene Dc'
cumente uno anecre Todrihten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13

Soierauf brad, Die Scnuenticn bis 8 llbr
oeS Tahmittass auf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
4 llbr ees 92dd,mittoos,

Die Committee UNI Seamten fir bic Con,
Senticn einsuberidten erftattete fcIsenoen Be,
xidlt:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Das e3olf er,rac,t /!

s3ablrei6e gauntp 9eriammlun9 !!
8ei ciner ,ufcIse 6fentlid, sesebener Gins
sei9e, am 6. Eiefss ain Sauie bon s. Slaac
Sreinis III 8rsinisspille, eeha @auntD, ge:
haltenen febr sahtreidhen 8eriammIuns ber'
jeni9en, fpeld,e gegen eriidenbe Staatstaren
flno, tpurcen fclgenot Derren als Seamte ces
3a9es ausgepdblt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-03-13
Nlspredbent:
Spnas Srcbif, S6ersOtaeunaie

ais 8ttepreGbente:
Scbn eid,tenpalter, Daniel enb,pia
Sulcmcn Scller, Coleman 8uber,
Saect Saines, Saeob Soaas,
... -. ale Secrctdrs:
Sciepb Ycung, 9ecrse Zimmerman,
9luf 8crfd,laa puroe icbann cine Commits
tee BON IL perlouen an9efteat NM cine Gins
lsitin9 unc Seihlhiic, ben Sinn Der 8er'
lammluns ausbridenc, absufasen. Sclsen'
be Soerrsn bilbeten bic Committee
@eorse SteiniHssr, 9Silidm s.. Blnmer,
Gem @rim, SrfIe @rim,
9bcmas Widert, Saeob Wcler
gjerrae WclBler, Charles 9iutb,
Scbn BicrD, Scnas 3rcrlsr,
Vetcr 8us, peter Widert,
Saccb Steiuinaer, ceTe Smitb,
Daniel @ebbare, SeiTe 8rcinig,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-26
AN AFFECTING SCENE.

The New Haven Courier relates the following:
In lawyers office in a remote part of this state
lay mortgage for eleven hundred dollars which
was within few days of being DUE One morn
ing the man on whose place the mortgage was held
called and inquired if the payment could not be put
off short time. He was man somewhat advan-
ced in life and very Incorporate. The lawyer in
reply to his inquiries, said that the man who held
the mortgage wanted his money and that he was
sorry, but it could not be extended The tears
came to the old mans eyes, and after standing a
few minutes perfect image of despair, he turned
and left the Office. lie returned home, believing
that in fcw short days his aged ana iniirm wife
and invalid daughter would have to quit the roof
which had so long sheltered them, and seek for a
home he knew not where.
lie could say nothing to them about it, it would
cause them so much grief The mortgage became
due, and in the morning elrly the farmer again
repaired to the lawyers office. lie pleaded for
time, but to no purpose. Overcome with emotion,
the Old man sunk into chair, and there sat for
two hours apparently unconscious of any thing that
was passing around him, when carriage drove up
to the door and lady stepped from it. She enter
ed the office. After standing few moments, eye
ing the old man with interest and emotion, she
spoke. The old man looked up
Father, how do you do 2"
"Oh Sarah am we'll, but sad. ! am glad to
see yon, but sorrow for your aged mother and in
valid sister cannot return to them, for it will be
to tell them they have no home, aud this cannot
bear 1t will kill your poor mother"
"Father, father!" said the daughter, could you
live temperate man il this were pad."
"Yes! oh yes, | would; but it cannot be, for
have nothing to pay it with"
The father was locofoco and violently opposed
to the Tariff In the village was factory doing a
good business. This daughter worked in it.
"Father" said the daughter, here is the eleven
hundred dollars, taking ii from her pockeL) of my
own hard earnings, which | have laid up while
working at the factory. Go home-be happy and
never no never again raise your voice against tina,
which has raised you from ruin, and the greatest
blessing your country can enjoy"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-26

US, and the boat walking the waters at a noble rate.
All looked upon this u good omen and were pro-
lportonably nerler About one O'clock Mr. and Mrs
Charles Luke were presented by old Rock to the
assembled company al the barn; and after an en-
brace from her mother, the bride led the wpv ac
companicd by her lord and MASTER TO the dinner Ia
bic. The woods, proires and waters, as well as
the Galveston market bad all literally con-
trlbuted their share Of provender. Wild turkeys,
ducks, geese, launches Of venson were displayed,
beside roast beef, pork red fish, Irish and sweet po-
tatoes, pumpkin and apple pie, and an abundant sup
ply ct whskey, brandy, and Hollands without such,
a 5te IN Texas is nothing thought Of An hour was
consumed in eating and drinking when Sambo was
summoned 10 take his share lnthe day 10 proceedings
Tables, such as they were, were cleared away, the
floor swept, partners chosen, and, despite the
STRANGE of one of the faculty present. Dr. Worcester,
against dancing so shortly after a heavy meal, all
present, the dlssenticnt included began to foot it
most nlmby. Never was there seen such dancing
since the world began, never such LAUGHING, such
screaming, such fiddling. Every one took of shoes
and stockings. | was compelled to do So TO save
the toes OF my especial palmer, and to the rapid
music of the old negro, reels and country dances
we're ratified OFF at most surprising rate All Talk
ed; ana JoHcd, and laughed such couples as were
tired relreatng to seek reireshment; but the dan
eng never ccaslng, except OF rare intervals, when
Salnbo gave in from sheer fatigue and thirst. Such
was The state OF things until about nine O'Clock,
when sudden dlmlnulipn in our number was not-
ced by all present. The bride and BRIDEGROOM
were missed, as well as the four couples who ac.
Luke Rushing into the air, we desert
cd the husband and wife on their fine black horse
gallopng beneath the pale moon nc ross the prairie,
escorted by their friends loud shout was given
them, and hose who returned to the house renewed
the dancing which kept up to a late hour 1t
was four days after my departure ere | regalned
my companions at To;lvillc.
Such was the wedding Of one of those hardy po
neers of civilization, whose defendants may yet be
members OF great anu powerful nation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-26
VOL. XXXVIII, NO. 47.--wHOLE NO. 1871.

Nc Knys bill Of the last session; and this il the
bill that Mr.. Polk boasts of having ossent,d ton
and which he says made determinations in tho inn.
position of the duties which it proposed.n Yes, il
Disseminated with vengeance. On wool and
woolens after 1885 from 20 down TO Is, 10 and
per cent. "small by degrees and beautifully ess.n
This is Mr. Folks brag.bM This is what he calls
"toir and Just protection 10 all The great interests of
The tcho'e Ution"-" Jar and j,tst"-and who is not
for fair aud just !" who will say that he is for what
is I'M fair and un just? Mr. Nc Oufie says IS per
cent is fair and just" Mr.. Polk says I6 per cent
THE average of Verplnnk's billy is q fair md Just"
protection to all our great interests. Mr.. Mckay
last winter said that average Of 30 per cent.
was far and just" Every man says of course
that his own views are fair and JUST. Mr.. Folks
definition of a" fair and JUST tariff, is worse than
Gen. Jackson's "jo,dicious tariff"
But Mr.. Polk in his first paragraph has fixed and
defined his own position On the Sd Of April,
Io43 he said Il am for repeating the act of Is 70,
and reducing the duties to the rates at which they
we're on the Both of June 1872" TO per cent. ad
valorem) and according to his letter to Mr.. Kane
he is for it noic. Thus we have Mr. Clay and Mr..
Polk both fixed as to the precise amount of duty
they are for on every article in the whole tariff: -
Take the Wing Tariff of 1912 and you have Mr..
Clays BILL and take the tariff as it stood on the Both
of June, 1912, 40 per cent. horizontally and you
have Mr.. Folks bill.
Now let US see how they will operate when
brought to bear on the people and their interests
see great many mechanics and some manufacture
crs present. Well, gentlemen, give us your opin-
ions of MIR. Clay's and Mr.. Folks Protection:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-26
AGRICULTURAL.
From the Boston Cultiyator.
COLLARS VS., YOKES.

Messrs. Editors How much has been said. brt
how little has been done on the subject of substi-
tutlng the collar for the yoke in working oxen -
That the collar can be made to supercede the yoke
for all purposes there Is question, and that it
has been done to manifest advantage, there is no
doubt But there Is just one thing more needed: it
Is, Tor some one TO fit up handsome pair of De-
vons with set of elegant harness their collars
fitting the hollow of the shoulder, so as to allow
the free motion of the leg; their blind brides like
those for the horse, except not being furnished with
bits for the mouth; with eye flaps decorated with
brass plates, bearing the name of the phiIanthropc
owner by which he would CLAIM and retain The
honor of being the first TO introduce the humane
custom into the counuy-a distinction enyiable
from the fact of being the first to advocate the
cause of one Of the most noble of our domestic
animals
But he who would do this, must have the means
OF carrying out the experiment; humane, with the
determination to withstand opposition and prejudice;
DESTROYS to relieve the woes of race of animals
that have been bowed down to the earth and on
pressed with the cruel yoke of bondage all their
lives long; and them If endowed with patience in
the good work will guaranty him perfect success.
and an inward satisfaction above all price.
And now, do YOU ask where such person can
be found? answer, in Mr.. Cheever Newhal, of
Dorchester, whose elegant place and fine animals
designate him as he to whom we might look for the
Introduction Of one of the most useful and impor-
tant innovations Of the age. Oxen when harnessed
in this way, are worked like horses if single in
cart the pad of the shaft harness rests on the back
if double IN wagon, two pairs of light shafts are
used while in blowing with the collar, they are
equal in speed to the horse, and will be found 20
go through their labor with as little fatigue; their
heads being free and more erect, they will not be
liable to drop and die in hot weather.
In MIR. Colnan's forthcoming notes of his agri.
cultural tour in England, we shall no doubt find
ample testimony in favor of the humane substitu-
ton here advocated; for he will daily witness many
teams Of oxen--no longer yokes-in the streets Of
London, taking over the pavements the heaviest
loads with the most perfect ease and facility their
feet shod, and their convenient harness enabling
them to pass alohg the crowded streets without the
least difficulty, or danger TO the passengers-sure
footed and staunch in their draught, to proverb.
lie will also have the opportunity of contrasting
this mode of gearing with that now in use on some
parts OF the continent where the wretched animals
are made to draw by means of chains hung to
broad board affixed to their foreheads by straps
passing around their horns
Your subscriber, ID.
Salem, Mass.