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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
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Sir ben Sanuar Sermin 1914,
Srdno SSmrcrs.
ouf Dffentlihcr 8encu Al pertaufen,


6rdnD Ssmrcrs.
efaac 9roren, Sauer, Sabsg4brithali,
BiGiam Dbl, Bauer, Sber Sauccna,
NenrY Oillinger, @aftnirth, .. MiIforb,
peter 91cth, Bauer, Soeieelbsrg
Schn @roman Do u. 9Sheithda,
@eorse eucpig, DO 9tiercr Wacun9ic,
Schn Gubs, DO Sbcr Wtlforo,
gSm. Sing, jr. DO reibelberg
Scfcph s. 9Beibuer, 8aiftpirth, Sauccna
Sohn Weaper, DO Sber Sauccnd,
Gbcmas &nh, bo Gcro QBbcitbaa,
Daniel 9icoer, DO Sber Mtlforo,
Gowaro Bed, Go FowbiH.
6. Siaac Sreinis, @aitpirtb, >. Wacun.
Samuel &nau6, Sdreiner Sancpcr,
@harles 9ioie, Wltller, Sbcr RiIfcre,
Martin 9fitter, Bauer, SalSburA
peter @inb, Shnice, Sber Saueena,
Sobn slppsl, @aitpirtt, Salibur9,
Saccb Sd9rr, gecman, sIllcntalln,
peter Grorcl, geoman, Glib 9Bheitbaa,
Sctn g. Sd,impf @aitpirtb, Icrtb. GIp.
Scnatbau Q. Wtecfer, @iqueir, DO
Sobn 9ier, Maarcr, Srtcelter9. ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
cSurcrs fir Die slpcite 9Sod,e.

Surcrs fllr Die aIpctte QSode.
9Icam eieenber9er, 8auer, .. @acnnsie,
Scbn Gcid'man, Uecmau, y. Dbeitball,
Dieter Sure, 0llilfr, Ster Sauccna,
SIaac Stdhr, Mdurer, 9illcntauu,
Scuattau Shmict, Sattler, q. Waeuus.
SNenrD .. gBclf, @aifipirtb, Salsbur9,
SScnry 9teuhare, Sdlmieo, 9. Wbcithal,
Gircr9e Rnaue, Stchrbalter, .. Saucona
Saccb @afrnbad,, Bauer, .. Racun9ie,
emanuel 3rerter, DO Sdnpeer,
Gcnrao SaeunlaDer DO g. Macun9ie
caecb Summer, @eber, Salibura
WilIiam S,ittel, Yecman, 8. Iilfosb,
6aoio Gehman, Bauer, 3. Wlilfcre.
Sbbn @ernct, Bauer, Sber Saucona,
Scbn @6ert, Gabadipillner, 9lGsutaun,
Selepb 5erbft 90 8. Rilfcrb.
Dapib Stein, Bauer, Weisenbura,
Sobn Srrt, fen. Bauer, .. Wilfcrb,
9iathan 9srman, Stchrb. Soeiosiber9
Dapio Ruub, Bauer, ecrpbiu,
YaM 9leiler, 8aacr, Beiecnbura
Satcmpn Jftsiu, Mhlfer, Salsburg,
S,enrY Reihero, Yeoman, slaentauu,
5homas dSeaUer, Stchrb. y. Wacun9ie,
ecrcns Stihlcr, @iqueir, .. Oiilfcrb,
Scbu Waoper, Bauer, cancper,
@ecr9e 1,rcbif, @ifeumeiifer, Aaentaun,
9SiQtdm Drummer, Bauer, .. Wilfcro,
Sames Rlcdner, @aiirpirtb, 9. @beitbaa
Samuct Sohtrt, Bauer, Sals5urg,
Scbn Dornsy, jr. Bauer, 9. BbcithalI,
Scbn Jieiprr, Sd,uutader, 9Illentauu,
Salomcn Duts, Bauer, SoBburA
Scnathan Stt, Sd,reiner, Soaurper,
Benjamin Sd,mc1cr, Saucr, y. HNaeund
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Sfarb.

9im Samffas ben l6ten December, bel
SumnDtaun, WcufscmerD @auntp, Sor. d n'
breas @rbm a n, ein Heoclatlcnslcls
BAT, i'm s7Ien Sahr fcines slltere. slaI oars
rauffpIscnesn Cienitas tpurceu belfen llebers
reife, unter 8cgleitnns eincs icbr sahlrciben
9sid,enssfolses Der Grce iiberacben, bci rpels
der 9clescnbcit eine pasenec eeid,cnreee 9rs
bd[tfu tpuroe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Grlfe @od,e !:

Srlle NSCWe
Sobu g. @puubie ae9en Scrrp @buer.
paut WilIcr segen Scbn @. @pnncie.
Salcmcn @au9eper 9e9en y. Oletrld1.
Daniel 8ihtbcrn ge9en Scfrpb Sd,eurer.
Der udmIidhe 9esen ben ndmlitben.
Samuel W' noie sesen Gauib Niunid
unb Sdmes 2acfey.
Sfaac uno Samucl M' SScIe qegen Dapic
Winnidb unc bic Crane Gilenperfeu.
gecr9e Teumaoer 9egen Sohn Warr fen.
Scbn Sledner ge9en 9ecrge Segelp.
Siaac W'ccie 9e9en bic eedla @ranr Go.
9. unb SO. Scgel ae9en 2bcmas Qcras.
Saccb 9itlow uno Srau sesen George nne
Ssenrp Srid 9lominiltraicrcn. .... .
9ltr 5itlcip 9egen Sonath. 2itlcD, @rcr.
81. e. Ritmdn eegcu 9larcn ShompIcn,
Sarcb Gitlcm uub Srau gesen 8ecr9e uno
oenrD Erid; NbminiifratorenD
SoeaIo, Wroowaro uno Gee 9c9en Saccb
SodrbeH,
cSrbn SteinwaIt aegru Saniuel Opp.
@lias WerB une 60. 9e9sn 9tathan @utb.
Sdepb 9Rupp ateen SCbu SdNFerliein.
@ecr9e SIanf, 9r9en Sobn Q. R. Sunter
nno @runebewrhner
s9neite Bobe:
Sotn Sd)wanccr 9s9sn Ballet uub 5,uu'
singer. .....
Ter ndmlite ge9en paul Ballet
Hathan WeB9cr gc9en Scnas Stcfflct.
@ioeon @uth 9rgen 9teuben Ndnit.
9>eter Ircrra 9c9en Scuas Stcfflet.
SaIcmon @anoetpsr 9egen Schn Scip, jr
Crllman uno 9Seis 9e9en Dapib Stem.
Scnas Stcffct gegen Daniel ecoan.
Sonas 2. 8rieSridb nnh ssrau 9essn Dan'
mel W Siitfer.
Somes Scars scaen Simcn Wsinrr.
9Iaron @roman geaen 9lbraham Jeubarb.
Stem uno Wenuer 9eaen ptrrp @g9e.
Der Staat penniplpanien 9cgcn Scbn
SedIler unb @runbbcncbner.
Daniel oclfrid une Scbids Dcibert Gre,
cutors 9e9en Scbn peter Grecutor.
@cor9e Greebcrn 9e9en 9eCrse Srcbit II.
Scel Sraue.
sIcam 8lein 9c9en @ecrge Gteinber9er.
Daniel @iheubad, ge9eu ben ndmlid,eu.
Samcs Sd,meper 9c9en NitIiam qB. Sels
fridge, 9Icminiifratcr.
Der Staat Begen Maria WiIer.
Der ndmlid,e gc9en paui WilIer.
@oparb 9Bbeit Snbcrfes 9e9su 8cd uub
&raufe
GbarIeS eidtenwalter mr. Srau sessu Z.
Bitert. .......
Soealc, Boocwuro unS Comp. sesen Reus
ben SdoiB. -.
Daniel Safmau 9c9en gRiGiam Stabl,
Gr'pr. nno Saldmcu SuB, gIominiftrator.
Sanicl O!ers Nrptt.
Sanuar 3, d. nat&
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Orutfer Qrbett.

sllte 9Irten Orufers slrbeit irire IN bieter
Druderei gu ben allsrniebriaifen 9Dreifcn, ,iNb
auf bic tilr;efte 9Ir;ei9e oerrid,ici
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Sanuar 8,
CBaifenaertCbts- -9Serfauf.

Su ,Sraft unb u eclae eiues gcfebls ans
Dem Waileu9cridr ocn 2cfa @auntp, icll
Sreita9s ben 26iten Sauuar, ndditcns, nm
l lltr 8crmitta9s, ouf Dem @i9entbum ielbit
auf tfcntliher 8enou pcrfauft prreen;
gine 9eipiiie Gflotte
scleecn an benz iicmciflideu Gde Der slllen
uno llnicn Straec in Der Stact sluentaun,
ardnseno 6iflid, an cine 6ffentIide 9lacp,
n0relid) an cine Qcite ocn Yeter Qebr, tpeits
Iit an bic 2llIen uno iuolidl al bic llnlcns
Strasen; entbaIteno in Srcnt an bcid9ter
aucn StrlBe 60 Sus unb in Der Giefc, Der
belagten llnirn Sraee eutlanb $50 SMe.-
Darauf 1T crridltct ritt 9utcs
AyxA rpppeltc5 einftDfi9tcS QSobns
:i;:Ns haus unb StalI.
Gsz Tie ectte fam iii 2bctleu pccr
i'm aauscu oertauft wsrcen, rpie es Sdufern
am fd,ifIitifen ieiu mag
@s it bas bintsrlaGene lic9enee @erm0aen
bes pertorbsneu Saecb Stein, Iestbin
bon bclaster Stabt.
Dir Secinaun9en am 8crtaufstase unb
9lufpartnn9 uon
George Stein Gr'pr.
Durd bic Court
9S. 9S. Selfrib9e, S6retber.
Sanuar 3. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Stdebares Gt9entbullL

Gin 9rO6e6 unb 8erdns
mi9cs 9Sirtbsbau6,
46 bel 80 Sue, nit elmer Is
Sue picredisten angcbah'
fcu 6iid,e, einr grcee uno
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
9Oterfsmdnner feDet bier !

slnf Sreitass ben l2ten Sanlar, icaen am
S,aule bes 9 a III 8 8 ed ner, iii Dor,
nepspiae, SibsBheitball Gannid)ip,
IL Dortrefflt6e SuffalpcsSelle
"a paar Stisfel nno so 2baler in @eIo, nit
8u9eln uno Sdrot ausgeldosen werbcn.-
Die gntfernun9en flno ben Sd,isen abers
laesu. = SlGe Shilssn Der bcnad,bartcn
SaunId,ips iIno freuncfhaflid, su biefem
Sd,eibeuftieeeH einsciapen, ,penn Fe oas
Ser, baben gu fdlieecn se9cn .-.....
Sie Sernep6oiller S6lieen.
0trWenu bas Wetter al cbt9em Gage uns
9iiniti9 fein fcllte, 70 fnect cas Sd'eibenIhies
Sen am caranfcl9cncen Gage ffatt.
Sanudr 8, PM
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Qscrl,Gr : 2iifc.

ScIeences it Gin ger,eidnie Der Redtss
fidc, weld,e serh6rt wcrbeH fcacn IN Der
Court bon Common pleas, in uno fur Qed1a
@auntp, anfan9cno am Wcntna ben 29ffen
Sanuar, 1874, uno prIdlc jpst ascd,en baus
cru tpire
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-03
Sanfnotelt-liife.

9Iuf 8erlan9en pieler unierer eefer asbfR
mir bier Radfot9eno ben Werth Der BanEups
ten Der oerihiebenen Sanfsn biefes Gtaats.
gBtr 9eccnfsu Die eifte fur eiue 3eitlans no.
dcntlid berithti9t 81 pnbliSiren.
9luf ale NIT cinen CD beseifnete SdnFen
Tno cntncoer falide cber oerdnberte glctsn
BON pcridiebenen Senennuussn, i'm lnIauf,
Shtlabelpbia Sanfen.
DO bon Sicres9lmerifa, par
DO Der G6rcltden Sreiheiteu+, par
DO bon pennlplpanien,S par
DO bon pcnn Gaunfhip,* par
90 Der Bereini9ten Staaten, 81
Commercial 8anf bon genniDIpanien,* par
Sarmers uno 8cdaaies Sanf,* par
@iraros Sanf,* II
8enTn9ton Sanf, par
Wauufafturers unb Med,aRies Bans, par
Wed,ailicS Banf,* bar
Rcpamenflns Banf,* rar
philadelphia 8anf,* ppr
SdbuDtfia Yanf,* . Bar
Southwarf Sant, bar
8sifern Sauf, pav
9anb, ,8anfen.
eibanen Sanf ~ 9ibancn, Q
DO bon @bambcrsbnrg 1t
DO bon @ettpsbura* Q
DO pcn pittsburg,* I
90 bon Sus1uehdnlin Gauntb Is
DO bon @heifsr @auntD, par
DO bon Deldnare @auntp, par
bo bon @ermantaun, par
DO bon qspistaun, g
DO bon Wibblctaun, .
DO bon WontacmsrD @duntb,s Say
DO bon Tortbumberlanb*, Bag
30 bon 8srfS @auntD*, 10
Columbia ganf unb SrilfeusG Gcmpaauie I
@arIisle 8anf,# III
Ccpiestaun Sanf por
@aitcn 8anfs rar
grd,au9e Banf bon 9Dittsbnra,
DO DO .3speis ia SedibaDsbura,
Grie Sanf ,u Grie, 2bis a
Sdrmers uno Drcbers, Wdnnesburo q
Srautlin Bauf ,u Wdfhiuaton I
Farmers Banf bon 8nds Gaunts, saY
Sarmers 8ant bon eaneaifer,
Sarmers Sanf bon Heabtl,a,
Sarrisbur9 Sanf,* q
Sonesbale Sanf, II
Qancaifer Sanf,
eancaffer SauntY ganf,*
0erd)t. nno Wannfaft. gant pInsbura Z
@ncrs Sanf ~ 9Dcttspi0e* q
Wcncn9nhcla 8ant su grcpnspiae II
yBDomln9 Sanf su Wilfesbarre, 2l
Ycrf Sdnt ;u ycrf, q
Weitbrdnfb 8ant ;u WitIiamsprrt "A
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
Prom Tie SnmP.

"WHY ART THOU CAST DOWN, D MY
soULW-Not because mere question OF
men has been decided adversely 10 our cx.
pectatIons. our hope, our convictions of
light! Not because Henry Clay, a man
who has done his country service, has been
rejected by the people, and James K. Polk
who has done none, has been preferred:
Not on account Of that which our oppo-
nents make so much account Of that the
" Spells" are transferred to hostile hands,
No-the wretch who, at such a moment
could think of "Spols" at all, is one with
whom We claim and ackn)wle ige no SYM.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
Respectfully,
NOVEMBER u. 1874.

ANON EhDEh ~ lcft'
Dear Sn:-Our cotton market is still
downward, and mlddIing fair cotton sells
at DC to 81 ordinary lie, general sales
about Sc. Prices seem inclined to O.
lower; confidence is disappearing among
capitalists, and operations in every thing
Will be confined to the wants of the parties
| call your attention TO the testimony of
the frauds in the Parish of Placemines, as
Published in the Bee aud I'ropic, the
strongest evidence is kept back for u
more important result veto be brought up.
In this city and along the line of the State
bordering on Texas, the frauds have been
equally great and fragrant.
You will see published in a few days,
the out line of a plan adopted by the Clay
Club of this city, t. enable the wings of
the United States to manifest their re-.
spect, veneration and love for the charac-
ter of Henry Clay, for his public services,
which is grand in ITSELF alike due to the
character of Henry Clay and the wings of
the United States. 1t is proposed to open
books in every City, County, Town and
Village, in the several Statss, where each
wing who voted for Henry Clay, may
register his name. also that Of his wife
and children, and pay for each name one
dime. The names Of each person IN be
transcribed upon parchment. bound in %
volumes, in the highest finish of costly
style, for each Of the States, each one con
tanning a concise history of the life of
Hon. Henry Clay, which shall pc presen.
ted 10 him as a testimony of the regard
and the effeclion Of the wings OF the Uni
ted States. The fund raised, to be under
the control Of committee appointed by
the wing members of Congress, TO pur-
chase n colossal statue Of Henry CLAY,
either OF bronze or marble; and marble
temple of grand conception erected in
which 10 plare il, as testimonial of the
public services Of Henry Clay. The To-
cation 10 lie either at Washington city,
Ashland, or the banks of the beautiful
Ohio, opposite Cincinnati. The latter Is
most likely TO be the spot selected, as il
will overlook the tomb of the lamented
Harrison No Iocofoco will be allowed TO
record his name, and thus polIue this ma.
fionH manifestation of The love of the
wings Of tn, Enicd States for the life,
char a tel a ID public services OF the grei-I
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
OBITUARY.

Thomas MULLEN departed this lie NJ
vember 30, 1914, at 10, A. NJ, after a Sc
we're illness of twelve days, which he VI.
with great christian Gur;i'udo, aged -
years, ii months and 26 days.
lie calmly and gently yielded up "'
spirit into the arms of his Saviour, "nO,'
lie was, and whom he served IN the Oo"U,
of love while in this life. His flesh sl'''
rest in hope till the morning of The reSU'
rection, when at the sound OF the 'ru'.
it shall rise triumphant to meet The spun
and be reunited. May he there meet o.
his family, without the less OF one q"
spend happy immortality in their O'''
society.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04

DEFEAT OF Mr.. CLAY, AND ELECTION
OF Mr.. PoLK!-This result, so contrary
to all human expectation, and so revolving
to all sense Of propriety, has clothed this
community in mourning. The ba &c is
not worn on the hat or the left arm-it is
not exhibited in vain forms. 1t is told 10
the countenances of the people; in the
gloom which oveIspreads nearly every
countenance which is lighted up by intel
ligence! Oar Rome mourns as old Rome
did, when the battle of Cameo was lost!
Tho women are in tears as for Il great ca.
lamity, as if Hannibal was at the gates;
and the very catidrel look deSvla.e and
forlOrn,
When the cars on Saturday arrived and
announced the result Of the New York
vote, stern and funeral silence, broken
only here and there in the throng, by a
boy or an excited partizan, was otSery ed
by the immense multitude. The wings
felt that the country had been cheated and
delnded by the most Infamous system of
fraud and misrepresentation into self-be-
trayai, and the Democrats present were
ashamed, we verify believe, of the candid
ate they had elected, and the cause which
owed all its success TO as extended and |
unblushiug and pcrsevering a scheme of
laIsehood as ever diSgraced an age of CT
vilizaiion!
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
Correspondence Of the SOuthron.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II, lS4

Dear Sir: The mail yesterday brought
the fatal news to the city, that lille Jim.
my Polk has been placed in the Presi,
dental chair by the combination of the
abolition and foreign votes, with a regular
system of fraud by the locofpco party
rhrougoul the United States. The down
fall of this republic is sealed and will date
from the election of little Jimmy, on the
Attn of March next. "Sic transit gloria
mundi."
Cotton has declined about &c per h.,
consequent upon the late foreign advices
up TO Friday last. On the receipt of the
erdlion Of little Jimmy yesterday, a fur
Their reduction of t. Immediately tollowe /,
and middling cotton will only command
Sc. Market d Ill. with and indication of
further decline. Fair cotton will likely 90
10 Sc or less.
There is not an honorable man wh1 has
an American heart, that does not lp,k up.
Gil The noble, Col like Clay, with increas.
ed regard ana vcucratiOn. Having long
since reached the highest mitch in the
te mp.e of fame, throughout the world, had
he been elected President, it could have
adlel nothing to his fame, his honor-save
the glory of his country
James G. Birney will likely form one of
the cabinet of little Jim ny-and James
Gorden Benne, or somo other vag lbond
foreigner another. For the able ami man.
~ course with which you have sustained
the country through canvass, unparaI-
eled in fraud, you have my cordial thanks
with those Of all true American hearts.
take my leave.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
"f'Hfa for The Independent D,mo,,-,
SYMPATHY

Hf'Hea for The Independent De,o,.-
SYMPATHY.
BY MRS. DR.. C. s. w1sov
There is voice that PROMPTS de.;,.
Whispered in deeds of fame.
A breath that fans ambitions fra
mat wakes the minslrel's tunelul ly,,
10 raise an enyicd name. ''''
Dn' lie voice OF Fame can never breoL
The reign of sorrows gloom, W"
The mnstrel's song can never mako
The "Tyrant" welcome, or awake
The slumbers OF the tomb,
There is JOY in Friendships tics
When Fortunes smiles elate,
But penury's hand destroys the D,,o
lis interest oft in friendships guiiso,
Oft cancelled by stern fate.
And 'here'sa charm in Beauty's smiles,
When pleasure holds her sway.
When fancy stoops to fashions VILE.
And love each rising thought beouilos
That sheds pleasing ray.
But smiles Of Beauty are as brief
As dew drops on the rose,
A secret poison meath its leaf.
lnyades the flowers, and silent grief
Preys on heart of woes!
But there's pearl that shines more brsbt
Where sorrows darkly lower;
A star that cheers msfortune's piobt
In grief'S corroding hour:
1t is the tear of SYMPATHY,
That soothes the anguish'd heart,
It's PHYS offering, sorrows sigh,
That feels for others misery,
And seeks 10 bear a part.
Castor, Dec. ., lS4l.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
AN APT QUOTATION.

The arch angel Of whiggery, Daniel
Webster, at late ralIy Of his routed and
discounted partisans at Fanueil Hall, in
Boston, made speech full of logged Ie.
solution, which he commenced with the
following quotation from the first book Of
Nllton's Paradise Lost:
Whit thounh the field Ae lost.
All isnot last tho nnconouorohle will -
Tb,. 80, &c c., a.oooh oro, ii,
rohoiI;on @no v, 1 '%o -, pV,| ~ Io,von
hi Ln"n Iaco@,oI wv oni L;,,soIr and Ii,
'''" OIe" uG'e''1'' "I' ''''o' " EN-.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04

SO IT GOEs.-The wings are mourning
over the ignorance and depravity Of tie
country. This we must expect. They
have one consolation: all they could DOLBY
means honest and dishonest, right anil
wrong, fax and foul---by speeches, songs,
pamphlets, professions, barbecues, and al
the Daraphrenala Of humhug and demago.
query, has teen done. Ii Inc country IS
ruined, it is not their fault. SO let them
lie satisfied. Let them now lay aside
coons, GIee Clubs, &c, and be decent as
they profess TO be-aIl will be well. the
sun will rise and set as usual, until MI
ler'S prediction is verified. James Il.
Polk is Presicen! of the United States, IN
spite Of all the effects Of whGgery. We
have one request 10 make of them, anl
that is, that they will lay aside the name
wing. 1t was sacrilege TO assume 1t al
first. Once it was sacred; it has been
brought into bad olour. 1t has covered
over obnoxious measures which the people
have condemned. Surrender the name;
we cannot employ i to designate the par
~ hercuIler.-Lou. Dem.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
THE LATE CANVASS.

The n. Y. Herald SAYS the wings de.
fealed Clay by their laundering. We are
inclined to think the democrats defeated
him. but at The same Time we are willing
to admit that never was canvass SO wretch.
eddy conducted as by the wings in the
contest just over. They proceeded on
their old maxim, which is a lavorite one
with federalism, that the people are gross.
ly ignorant, aud have any given amount
Of guIlibllity. In conformity with this
opinion, they attempted TO palm off on
them every species of bare(aced forgery.
They forged the Roorback story about
Folks negroes; they forged a paragraph
from the London Times; they forged a
letter on Blrney; they talked about Bril-
ti,h GOLD, and British free trade tracts to
in this country, all of which they
knew 10 be bascly fake, and the exposure
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday morning, Sd instant, by '1'
Rev. l.. Wiley, Mr.. WASHINGTON F. JOEY
son, OF Kinds, 10 Miss MARIA r. CARrbN'
of Maids N county.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04

IHE RAPID INCREASE OF POPULATION
IN TEXAS. One of our exchanges est.
mates the population of The infant repub,
lie in 1913 at one million of inhabitants.
The great number now emigrating to that
country is sufficient evidence of the fact.
The northern portion is already so well
settled, that great Improvements in the
roads and rivers are in contemplation. We
have no doubt OF the completion of the
railroad projected GAINESVILLE and Cadlo
lake. A gentleman recently from tho
Brassos says that about two thousand Ger.
man emlgrants are expected in that rcgi II
the ensuing year.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-04
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The following table contains the electo-
raj, and popular vote as far as il has been
received, and estimated as TO the rest
Its believed to be nearly correct:-
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-03
TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. 8, 1914.

CoxGREss- Organization q both Ho'sss-Tac
Presidents Message. It will be seen by the let
ter of our Congressional Reporter, that a quo
rum was formed in both Houses of Congress
Yesterday; consequently the Presidents Mes
sage will be delivered at noon to-day, and will
be Immediately despatched by Government
Express for this city. In order TO accommo-
date all who may wish to procure early copies
of the Message, we shall have it for sale at our
counter little after one o'clock, or immc-
dately after the arrival of the Expires.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-03
ENAT INTERVENTION AT MORTI.

MER & MOWBRAY'S. Ladies' black Kid Gloves
only l2t cts gentIenen's Buck do 1877; three thread,
thibe and hest Cashmere, l25 . and 37 pair; gen
tlemrns Stocks 5i cents; elegant black satin Bowed
SO 62i; super silk Scar SO cts; do spotted and blk.
Satin 81; c'llirens double lined worsted Bonnets,
very handsome Styles -! cts; Paris Elastic Suspend
% and 81 cts silk do. 80 cts; Jet Hair Pins, and
l25 cents gilt 60. very lOw closing off our Jet But
tons at cts &c per dOz elegant steel Buttons; steel
Pens 6! per card; Brushes; Combs Pcrumcry; FurSes
Ornaments; steel aud gilt Reads. We are now clos
ing Off goods purchased New York Auctions at very
low prices. We need not say to those who know us
that we have but price for goods, from which
we make no abatement.
.I2- Right the corner Of Market and Charles-sts.
Sd BE- MORTIMER & MOWBRAY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-03

% RHEUMATISM. Thousands suffer with thi,
dreadful complaint under the mistaken idea that it
cannot be cured But assert that the Indian We
gcablc Elixir and Linemcnt will cure any case, and
refer ihc SkepCal to the following gentlemen who
have been cured: Mr.. VIM Pcarsall, at Tammany
Chryslie street; Mr. q. Freeborn 1873 Front street, Mr.
c. Marriott, l9s Madison street. We can refer you TO
hundreds in this city who have been cured by the ar
ticles, be had at 81 CORTLAND street, New York. or
the of Hanover and Baltimore streets, Bal
tnore. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-03

90 CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every Descriptions executed with great despatch, at No
1874 BALTIMORE STREET--such as
MAMMOTH HuJ.s Much larger than any other
- ~ ! office execute.
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS or LADiNG,
STAGE 4 HATTERS' BILLS,
Raul ROAD BILLS, SC. &c.
indeed it is needless TO enumerate, as we are pos
scsscd of facilities for doing work. in ercrg tse and in
4 manner unsurpassed in this city