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FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival of the steam packet Neptune
from Galveston, the New Orleans Bee of the
23d inst. has received advices from Texas to the
18th inst inclusive.
Gen. Houston was at Galveston addressing the
citizens in defence Of his administration.
The crops in many parts Of Texas were suf-
fering severely from the drought. No rain had
fallen for six weeks.
The Indians have recently been committing
depredations on the San Gabriel. A party Of 3
citizens had gone out to hunt and not returning
at the time appointed, their neighbors made
search for them, and found the bod es Of two of
the party. They had evidently been murdered
by savages
The Houston Telegraph mentions that skir-
mish lately took place, on the I'd instant, near
Corpus Christi, between party of traders and a
detachment of regular Mexican troops, in which
the latter were defeated Eight of the Mexicans
were shot in the pursuit, and seven or eight cap
tured. The captives were subsequently shot, to
retaliate, it is supposed, for the massacre of
small party of traders that was captured few
weeks since by the Mexican soldiers.
Com. Moore, Capt. Lathrop, and Lieut.. Snow
were on their way to Washington to await their
trial before The Court Martial. They all express
great anxiety to meet their accusers, and enter
tain no fears whatever of their triumphant ac-
quittal.
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IMPORTANT FROM HAYTI.

The following is an extract Of letter from Jac-
mel, Hay,i, dated
JAcMEL, May 9th, 1874.
This Island is now the scene of one of the most
revolving rebellions that have ever occurred. All
kinds of business and agriculture are at stand.
Most of the merchants who did any business what
ever have left here for the North. The people who
we're peaceably inclined, have become incensed,
after such continuation Of outrageous revolutions
and have now taken up arms with the determna-
ton not TO lay them down until peace is restored
with an assurance of its stability All the sea-
port towns the principal scenes of action
Many skirlnshes have occurred in which great
numbers have been killed. The President, He
rard and the General Riviere, will find it difficult
to maintain their positions, being only sustained
by small force of eoldiers who do not number
as many one-eighth Of the rebels.
Rivere at the town of Aux Cages, with
force of $4,000 well armed troops. He captured
the city from the blacks after an engagement of
two hours with them on the 4th of May, in which
there we're 500 blacks slaughtered and his loss
only being about 100 killed and wounded
The President was within 10 miles of the city
of ST. Domingo with his troops, and had been en-
deavorng to quell the disturbances at that place.
He nearly lost his life by being stabbed in the
breast by spy, who was Immediately killed.
Capt. Johnson of the brig Port Leon says that
a new President had been elected by the Spanish
Haytiens, or Mulattoes, named Guerreria, who
the man that in fact caused this rebellion
He was at ST. Domingo.
A Black, name unknown, had a force of men,
and was in possession of the towns of Arcanne and
Jereme. He had been commandant at the
town of Arcanne.
The town of Jacmel was in great state of ex-
element, the stores and houses all closed and The
inhabitants all under arms. The Whites were
leaving the Islands at every opportunity, and dar-
ed hardly show themselves. The greatest con-
sternaton prevails with great deal of cause.
There was no American vessels at Jacmel when
the Port Leon left.
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The following is an extract Of letter from Jac-
mel, Hayti, dated
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that any party that would court them would and
ought to be disgraced for ever. The language is
much stronger than we give it. And yet, where
are those "Locofocos" thus denounced--contact
with whom, it was alleged, would and ought to
be disgrace to any party! Incorporated in the
present Locofoco party of New York, to which
they gave the name. And not only Incorporated
Wrghtism became Locofocoism, and Locofoco-
ism became patent, modern, ultra democracy;
and from this circumstance it is that the Demo
cratic party has writhed under the ignominy of
advocating the doctrines of Fanny Wright"
They adopted her doctrines, and incorporated
deity has leavened the whole lump. One of her
followers, associates, and co-laborers in spreading
lntdelity in this country, is now member of
Congress; and by whom sent! BY the Wings
And TO which party does the member from the
same State belong, who made the motion to strike
out all appropriations for chaplains in the army,
who endeavored to abolish the office of chaplain
in the navy, and who also opposed the appoint
ment of chaplain to Congress? TO the Wing
party, or to the Locofoco, Fanny Wright party!
AS little regard, however, as these members may
have, or profess to have, for the Christian reli-
gon, we do not believe them capable of perform
ing so contemplate an act as that Of raking up
all the ISLANDERS and falsehoods ever uttered
against Mr.. Clay, and endeavoring to give cur
rency to them; nor of playing the part of can't
ing hypocrite as well as vile traducer.
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" PICK THE FLINT, AND TRY IT AGAIN.

L
Our Wing friends are dumb-founded at the
nomination of Mr. Polk. They have not been
able, so far as we have heard, to start single
objection to him. except "that zoe can't elect him -
Well, we should suppose that they would prefer
him that account; but, SO it is, they perversely
preferred Mr.. Van Buren,, simply because he aoas
our strongest man. How generous But TIE
best Of the joke is that Mr.. Folks nomination
has deprived them of the benefit of hundred
tons of documents, more or less, which they have
been for months preparing, ranking, and packing
up, upon the superstition that MIR. Van Buren,
would be nominated. What mass of fabrica-
ton, fraud, and falsebood, will thus be rendered
imperative Their perversions and lies their
garbed and false statements their hideous Carl
catures and electioneering speeches; their thou
sand songs and ballads, meant for Mr.. Van Buren,,
are all in vain ! They must follow the advice Of
their illustrious leader, the great Coon Hunter,
"Pick The flint, and try agaln."-Spectat0r.
We are little astonished at the above para
graph, not so much for its approval of the nom-
nation Of Mr.. Polk, as for tho assertions of the
editor. If we recoect rightly, he was present
at the Capitol when the announcement of the
nomination was made, and he certainly does not
mean to say the Wings were dumb on that occa-
sion; if he does, we must infer that he was
struck both blind and deaf by it, else he would
have seen their joyous congratulations and heard
their enthusiastic cheers for their leader; the
proof is on the other leg" Mr.. Spectator. As to
the assertion " that he (Polk) can't be elected"
we believe he will be the last to gansay it, seri-
ously. And !" how generous" it is in him, too,
to bemoan over the loss of the "hundred tons"
Of "perversions and les "garbled false state
ments,' &c. We ask the Spectator, in candor,
is there question of Locofoco policy, on which
Mr.. Polk is not more ultra in his feelings and
prejudices than Mr. Van Buren, and are they
not the causes of his preference for the former.
There has not been a speech made in Congress
condemning the principles OF that party,which will
not apply with more force TO the nominee of the
Convention. The Spectator cannot deny it, and
we presume will not. Give us something instead
of this :" man of straw" to fight against victo-
ny over him would destroy half the glory. "Pick
your flint, and try it again" that's mere snap
not even flash in the pan."
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The Atlantic Dock, now in rapid progress to-
wards completion at Brooklyn, is on the plan of
the great docks of London and Liverpool. The
of water to be enclosed in it is 40 acres and
Oh capacity to accommodate ships of the very arg-
est class. The warehouses on the borders OF the
dock are to be of stone, and fire proof The
whole cost is to be 100000 of which 1857, 900
are expended.
The corner stone of the first warehouse was
laid on Saturday, with the usual ceremonies.
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The Board for the inspection of the Military
Academy at West Point this year is composed
exclusively Of officers Of the U. S. army. At the
head of the Board is Major General Winfield
Scott.
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On the Both instant Governor Briggs will lead
the grand total abstinence turn out in Boston
All the societies from the counties of the State
of Massachusetts will fall in the procession.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Senbet Die Sofln1ente in um(auf
Sur 25 Scnts Bis CUR SSabl!!

gin iclde uuierc Srennce mcld1e uns in ter
slusbreitun9 Der Babrbeit bebulftid iein woIs
len - uno Iber uniere @dnbioaten 9euauen
lluterrid,t su 9eben - i,ber bic @runbfdse
ipelde ibre gSdbl bonn 8olfe bon pennfplpds
nien ftd5ern fon, ia9en mir icet 4 b ie
3eitsur qStrfu 9Sir MAIDEN
Dem 8crlhla9, unlere 3citun9 bis mad, Der
98dblun9 bon Slap unb Wdrfle absuicneeu,
fir 25 @ents in 8crausbssablun9. Der
Selosug it jett poIenoS 9e6ffnet 6urd bic
@rnennung bon Soarrtfpn's Sc d t.
@apttdne-ge gebt uns cure Snlfe in Der
9lusbretltn9 Der Dpfumcntc. Shidt uns
pieIe Subicribenten. pofmeilter fInb 9es
feslid beauftrd9t nit @elp entbaItenr 8riefe
ON Druder frei su iiberfencen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
C@iuaeGa bt.)

Serren Druder: Sn Dem lebten
"fcd)a Sutietin'' miro rengHbigs an9erathen
cine 9rrse 9Bhi9'Wcetin9 jenieits cinsm Srt
i'm tpeitsn 9Selfen 81 hoIten, tpeIber "Sons
ncn llnter9an9" beist. defer Srt Iie9t
Illo pcitlid,. 9Ius einem Brief bon ecrts
her fince id, oaB baielbit siu 9enieer 8o9et
NIT cinsm lau9en Sd,nabeI hduft9 su feben
it Der @r9rl it cine 9Irt & / d'3 oper,
gew6bnlidl 9 dI / t.pol { genannt. Sn
Ger 9anien praire @e9cno umhsr tpddft
nieht6 ale pcIf Sten9cl; man pcrIdert bic'
fe bdttcn iId, crit fiirjidl crrt en9efuuoen,
in Der 9idbe ocn GeraG neil bort ein freier
6anccl 9ctrieben werocn fam nit ppIf' See'
ren rhne Eariff.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Sfamaffcs s.. Ghncibcr.

Ciefcm Serrn miiBen mir neulidb ;u bart
auf ieine Dnbnerau9cn gctreten icin, inNem
pie es fheiut er unS BON Der gBehlel 4lite
geltriden bat {; ipcni9ltcns mir erbielten lebs
te Wche bic "SrpreB" ntdt. Dies iit Elm
fei9er meg Si argumcntiren, es 1T uu9efdhr
70, ale mie cine Sauit in Der 3aIdjc gu mas
den; Scer mehr, irinem 9r9ner cine Stid,s
,punee beiSubrin9en, NIB Damn, felbit ben
Dclh Surildlaeenc, ;u entflicbsn. QBir hdts
ten ccd niemals 9s9Iaubt baB Serr Sdneis
Der, ipenn man ieine niemaiS fille lie9cncc
3un9e in getradt jiebt, Elm 70 grpeer SCn'
aro lei. Sfomm berpor WandB wie tin
Wann, Die 3eben 81 benz Werf unb ihrdnfe
bid, Su beuer cri9ineaeu 9ebauptun9 Gin, 70
pirt on uns INNER ftnocn, baB mir 9enan
Die gSahrbeit beobad)ten. Deine oerfudlte
8srprcbungen Der cri9inelen Streitfadhe hels
fen Dir i'm Serin9iten nid)ts, inoem mir uus
Idon ldn9it entihlpscn baben, feline 9ioti;
bon cemjeni9en 81 nebmeu, Der BON einem
2lr9ument gum ancern iibcraie9t, babel bic
Bahrbeit unter bic Slse tritt uno Su9leiher
3et Ieiucm @e9ner fein tbruerite6 @jut, bas
er bsfsen fam, fcin gutter Same, su rauten
lud,t. Dor Dem Cieb fam man fdl oaourdl
ihnscn, eae man iene Sitter tintcr caS
SdIce brin9t aber Dor fdlldltd 9eltnnten
perlcnen ntdIt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
&ocfcntlicbc SScrIan,m,lm,.s.

3ufcI9e sc9ebcncr 9iadrid)t pcrfammcIs
ten ild) cine 9nsabi Burger am 27lten Suli
am So1uIc pou 9 a NJ ne Ga m p, III 9teu,
2ripcli Qpun 3auu(d,ip, Qcd,a @auntp, INN
Gd nbrr bic 8erlnftr al beiprehcu, weId,e
eie Soerrcn Taniel uno Scbn SdlGcid)cr, bon
5ccieelbcr9 1nun1d,ip, Qcta @dunty, reuIid,
edcurdl crlltten, eaB ibr Wobnhans eurdI
Scucr ;crft6rt wurte. Die 8crIammung
bericf SNcrrn G OBJ a6 9 dl NJ of gum
Stlhl, uno crnannte e . II W Q vuno
q breos SoamSu Sccrctdrcn.
Soicrauf ipurte cine Committee bon 1 Icrs
icncn eruannt, I'M pcn cen Sfcthleitenocu
ctn ScIauf ihrcr 8crIuife at crfdhrelt. -
2oam German, @asper Nauomcrf, Erbu
Sdmict uuo Slcrb Meter wureen ,ur bclaa,
ten Committee ernnnnt, wrldc mad, furscr
9lbwelcnh"it brridItctcn, bGs Der 9cidmmt
ScrInlt itdI auf $500 bclaufc. Scbann
nuree
Scfh n-Cne fcIQcube 9Jcrforen
i'll ibrcn pcrld,iebenru launfd'ips ongeRclt
wcrhcn, nm @olleftcu fir bic Ncdun9 oeS
TcrIutes III heben, ndmllh:
n.-9lnoreas Sam, Socct gttingcr.
SoWh lt.-9tathan Suhmdn.
9Sc 9.--SHcnrp lScrly.
9tcr o:l8 hcit b a G.--9Siniom ginB.
g lt'pen u.--Glbrccht @. 9fimfcu
2odpcr t.--Ncubcn Sd,miot uuo 9Daul
Qine.
-Taf 9lcom @erman bon Neitebcrg als
Sdldbmciitcr crnannt mcrSc, I'M bic ic 9es
iammcltrn @eIcsr in @mpfau9 su nchmcn.
-Gof c5 crmartct ,piro, oa6 cin jcelitber
cas Scinige britraqcn rpcrre, nm ben Ser,
mit Der bcln3ten 9ictbleiecnccn cinilermai'
fen 81 crden ; inocm iIc uns uls fcisi9e uuo
rrdltldafrnc Burger befanut lmo. limb oas
iIe cs nStbi9 brbilrfcn III ms cbcrfnG6 befant,
coIc juu8c 2Infdn9cr fiuo, em jcorr cine tlrire
Samilie bat, uno foif nihtS prn ibrcn -oabf,
liafettcn rcttcn fcnntcn inrem bns Scuer
bct Der 0fadlt onsbrud', no iIe icbaun 9cnuq
ell tbun batten llb uno ibrs 6ineer Su ret.
in.
DAT bic @crbanrluu9cn in Den 9lllcu,
tannrr 3citun9en betannt MAIDEN wereen
fCQen.
CllntcrScif)net bon ben Scamten.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
SDSlibcs 0ficocl,pco,ilnoliief.

Dim orrisen Samita9 Tahmitta9, ale Elm
3u9 bon pafaid,icrnd9en BON eancafter mad,
philadelphia untcr 98c9 mar, 9ab oas Srctt
auf ipeIhcm 5ocrr Car noerfcn, eiucr
Der Seuerlrute Ger Gcfcmctipe, ltanc, mad,
uno cr ftel auf Die Sahu hiuob, 70 bas Der
9dnic 9SagcnSu9 ilber ibn 9ienq uno feincn
1ce auf Der Stelle perurIad,te. Der llnolild,
lide bat cine SamiIie in Sclumbia bnterloI,
iriL ncbin fein seritinrmcltcr 2rid,nom nod,
cm ndmlideu Gage acbradt murre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
HeouiGtionfur Yrrrr.

GequtftionfnrS Sruppcn.-
gcuoerner Srrb bon SIincis bat an Dir
9taticnolrr9Grun9 Su Walhiu9tcn cine Scr.
eerunq tur 5. 0 Wiann Der. Staaten Iruppru
9cmaht, Die in Der Idd,tarlthaft oon S{au.
200 itaticnirt fcin icIIrn, nm ruigcs Slutpcrs
9lesen SHIlden orn Sur9cru uno cen Dtcr,
nIcnen Su perbmccrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

SS wIrc al9emcln ar9Iaubt oas Der Qcfc
S'te acrmcmeter 70 c,cI pcn Icincn giacns
lhotten uerlIsren iptro, ourdb Die IiiSlihe 90.
Ittlfcr SGiee, eaB ss nitt Der O2hhe wertb ieiu
mro rrn @rriud, gu MAIDEN, bcnlcIbru mad,
oen' fcmmtnren roIitlhcn 8clSjrs AZ crnsu,
ern. o"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
@tner pom 9So(f.

TYStr itno unicru Srcuuoen in perfdics
eencu lhcIlcu bes Staats Cauf Id,uloio f,,r
Ole urecrirneun9 otcler Sutirrtcntcn, uno
gang oefcncers m Sd,upIfiII uno Wierter
Sduntp. 9itdts fcIl oon uuicrer Seite pcr.
nahIafl9t blcIben, ben pntrict ben Qciern
an9cnehm uno intcreennt Su MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07
Gcfcmtiicbe SScrIantn,lmna

~ w N"AAs$DS "&SNS Y"bbutbNuS.
GiemiB uno 3ufcl9c elmer Iffrntliden Der,
f"nmIuna Ger 2'iirqer ncn Qcda @auntp, acs
hnlten ben STEM SUM-, am 8aithauie BON
QS II | q III SitteL i'll s9BbeithaG
3aunltip - pcridmmsite I'D, cine 9lu,obl
Burger bon TcrosgBbcithaU 5dunfd,ip, am
SHdnie pcn Stephen Sallict, jr in bcfaotem
2nuuid,ip, am ~ SuIi 1914, um cine inter.
reeung 81 hatcn ipe9gn cen orildcnocn uuo
iin0crcdlten Staatetdrcn. gIuf &crItlao
mnroc & . h II 0teu barb ;um DrelIocut.
Cdnicl Sd9cr uno abraham 5chlcr 1u Iicc.
prefcrnten nnb GecrQe Qepan, Gncd 8uB,
SSobn Sdncd nno 4Nctsr Jtern Su Secretircn
ernannt.
Gadrcm bic @eriammIuro croauilIrt MIR.
muree frI9cnre committee belfinmt, nm bic
@cfInnur9cn rTcriammlunq aus illoriifer.
ndmlth: Soicmcu Stcdel, @crr9e Hcth,
Nanlel Sd9rr, @ecr9c WilIcr, @cc. Germ,
George Fepdn, 9Ibraham ScbIcr, Neinrid,
Vdr, Deter 9teubarc, @hriitlan g8cbtf, Scbu
y. @srnot Geo. WflIcr jr, @lias Sdncf,
pOut Ballet, jr., Stcphcn Sallict ir., Is.
2rcrel, @bas. eedsr, Spbu Wllcr, @barfes
Sd9er, SSchn Sd,eurer, Oaniei Sdmed, g.
Srott, Saccb Sdeurcr uuo 9tid)rlaus Sds
ger.
Nod r2ltnefcuhrit beridytete Die Som,
mtttcC frI9cHce @irlriturg une Seldluee
Gin, nrlohc etnittmmr9 an9cncmnlcn trurbcn:
QStr haten uus bier rcriommelt dls frcie
uno unobhon9l9c Burger, I'm ms itcr bic
2nGclcaenhcitCn tc6 Siaatstarcs III tcras
then, edbcr lci cS
Sci d, Q 0 een--Ooe mir dcnau nit ben
Ncrharehnr9fn uro gcidiecn Ilbcrcinliims
mcl', mcld'c ot0chnnccIt ipmtcu tG Ger @ers
lamnlIun9, 9rhaltcn am CEN Stcu SUM-, am
Nanlc pru 9SllIidm SitrcI, III Sno gIbcits
ball 2ounlttp, Scebd @ounlY.
Tai mir uus Der Sc;obluua ecs Gtmes
ren, erIltcncen, un9Crrd,tru II. Scnltittcuss
plort9en Stadt6Mres wicecriirctcn mereru.
10 Idn9s iGd bic @eicegctun9 neiacrt bic
nuslplcn une fCittarcu Staat6wcrfc III pers
faufcu.
= Cas mir i'll fcircm SaQ acIcuneu Guo
elncn Gent Staotstor Su beSablcn, bis biz
9etcs9rbun9 unlfre 8itte hort, uno bic
Staatewcrtcn uCrfauft llno mir bitten oGIe.
Sorteiahlcr pcn osn tillicbcn @ouuties. bic,
les Stdas, nit uns S0ano in Sane at ocS
ben, neil cs eln u..9lrid,cr, unoersester uno
Scnlttuticnemibriger Gar III g Yseil bic
Burger pcu cen mciilitrn gaNnbieS 70 M "a.
gen rem Gar, ODER nur 9auS Wcni9 besabcu,
aber een Saupt'8prp9 eeGr @jcpinu eapcu
taten, uno mir Die Burger bon ben 6lflidcn
Saunt'es, oen Gar seSohIcH fpleH, unb inn
ll9rr!n9Itrn fein Seniht e0vSn babrn, fcnoern
I'M 9r9rnthelI Hnfcrn SerluR botsn. pas
hcr habrn MIR 9rcsc uuc acrr6ts llrfad,c uns
rer SCciablHn9 ers bsla9tsn Staalstares III
pioericgru. -
-OaB oet9e ScrhauelHnaen ia alien gfe
cntonnsr 3eIhln9en bcfnnnt 9cmad,t wcrocu
clIcu.
CllntcricidIn't pcH ben 8camtcn.)
Cie phiIacelpbia "Wlturrpo," eiuc Q,cGf.
SallaS nno WfhbIcnber9 3eituna, bat ,prorr,
d)rinen. 'o''''' S"''
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

Nrrr SnlID u. 98 c, crtfer lIucitrr Der
Srr' StIatrn SdoEfammcr C,u Woldira.
ton( ltoro am prrleBtrn Wcuta9 Mcrgrn Sll
9SaldlIn9ton III clnem 2Iltcr pcn AZ cSabren.
Sor' 9SHe mar eln 9ctreucr uuo fdhiaer Ve,
ante uno fem slbIcbcn mro pon irueu &c.
partment itren9 9cfuhlt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

Ole in 1882 bee poIitifde Qualifications
Sturm I'M Silccn 70 bcfti9 ,pithete, sas man
9eredlter Weile cine Grcnnun9 Der Union be-
fllrften muetc, per mar cs Der lob IN cen
Sruf bineinwarf uno zen Gcit pcn 1776
wlroer in elmer jeben Sruif hcrporsurufen
iud)te, neldes ihm aud, 9rlau9. @s mar
Nenry @lan Der patrict uuo StGatsmann.
Sur cic(e patrictiite SemIbun9en alleiu per.
oent er Die bDhite SteNe Die ein freies GcIt
~ oeraeben BAT su Gefleieen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

b. 9Iu5 elmer Cation 3cttun9 ieten mir
Cbfielbe perotent aber pirflid, fein Gctis-
uno bic llriade warum mir 9tctiS oaocn
nebmen, 9eidicbt beswc9cn, IN, 81 sei9en We
CO nit ben 0erfanmlun9en Ger 2ofO Sofcs
aus1ebt) bcbauptct eas BET Der ncuIid,cn
ecto SOTO ScriammIun9 lit Qeda @auntp
500 Gemcfraten St9c9cn 9epclen ieten, unc
bas cin $50 Sue lan9cr Soidrrp pfabl auf9cs
felt wprben iei. Nicr fann Elm jecer fcben
wie Die 9cfc Cruder cs nit Der 3abl bic ib.
ren 8erfamnllun9en beipobnen ilbertriebcIt
uno Icmit ibre @etreuen humbu99en. Die
Babrbet prn Der Sodc it, cae tn9efdtt
$50 rer 9erfammIung tcipctnteuL uno caf
Der pfabl nur un9efdbr 100 Sus lang lit. 8
Wabrbeit rpie pirltou nit Tiisen getreteu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

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Ielten Cteuto9 im 9ind,ntttag, auf Der
SaIcmcn'S Gemrrl Sroee, rtmd O3ele
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pdfIrten ihm itber cas @icnif uno nbcr cine
Shulter, H. Scrqueiihtcn Inn 0aus fd,rcdlicb,
letnen plpsIIdlsu Sco ocrurladeno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

$40 1T Der ebrlidc Bauer tss Sdlueilein
Staats wsIder iciner nut abSehen, I'D, Den
fholihen pplf @ruurfdecu anIdIieeeu unc
elmer Srennuno- Der Union oas gScrt reeen
wcGte ? g4cr fagen mir Wollte fold cine Ser.
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ben, uns afs eiu chriiobrr uup hartarbettens
Der Wdnn Der pclitiIhen Scape cer fIeli.
den Tdbcbs merocn, mclfe nihts neitcr
nctbnenci9 hIbcu ale Wittcl ~ erbenfen bic
8ewalt Der slriltetrate ausntetnen, unc
che Ian9e fpilrocn fe ausrufen: "Qauge lcbe
Der SDnia." Die 9IlImad,t pclIe uns bctpabs
rem Dor eiuer 2rennun9 Der llnpn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

Der rna9n tid,e Scle9raph.
Die 2Inwrncun9 eiclcrrcucu Srfnouu9, mel.
de Die 9eodnfcn Der Wcnldrn nit Der Gje,
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bat elnen rerdrtigcu 5clcgraphcll bcinabe
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man eapcn Irglcid, rincu ,u Crrichten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-07

Der Spnnenihcin Der 4cfo SOTO 9lusTdys
ten ,piro nit jetem Gag mebr perfnitert. -
Die alte 9lemterjd9er bcnlilhcn fd, ibre Sc.
trcurn burh aqerlei falide 8orlfeQuu9en III
perGdern, tas fIe ctnr Sell iIe9en milrren.
Wdbreno benz aber perld6en mebr @in(Id,ss
pcGe unc Observation-Disclosures ibre parthei,
uno trefen snifalten fh ben Whi9rcihcn
aniuid,liesen, bic in ben Sustapfen unierer
8crpdter fcrtpancern Ctneem Te ihrcn pcs
litiideu @baraftcr nid)t ldn9cr ben iioIid,en
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wilIig iGno allcn luolid'en @runbldBen ben
9iifen Su febrer, oamit Ite nit reiner Stims
ME bon einem @ube Der Union bis an eos
ancere ausrufen f6nnen: "Die Union lcC
uno mns erbalten nereen.''
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