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LAND FOR SALE.

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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
WHAT THEY CAN AND WHAT THEY
CA Mt

The following brief article from the Louisville
Journal expresses great deal in small space,
aud characteristics the locoioco party as truthully
as any thing we have seen. The editor might
have added, that they could find authority,
mex territory to the United States but none what
ever for improving what VIC have, or that which
they would add 10 it
at is little remarkable that the locofoco lead
ers cannot find constiiional authority for any thing
that is good, bu, can find abundance Of it for eve
ry thing that is BAD They cannot find consu
tiona authority for making bank-they canno,
find constitutional authority for opening roads and
improving rivers-they cannot find constitutional
authority 70: the protection and encouragement oil
American lndustry-they cannot find constitutional
authority Tor The distribution of the land money
among the Siatcs TO which it belongs but they
can find constitutional authority for leg treasury
and It's leg ,reasnrcrs-thcy can find constitutional
authority for DISTINGUISHING state of It's whole
Congressional representation--he can find con-
stltmiona authority for setting at naugh, law of
Congress and creating representations in defiance
of that aw-,hey can find constitutional authority
Tor celebrating The records Of the Senate BY way
of faltering party leader they can find consti.
tullonai authority for trampng the right of re-.
lltion they can find constitutional authority for
The annexation Of foreign couatrv to the repub.
lic-they can find constitutional authority for quar-
ieHng on the counrya standing army of 200 900
men-in short they can find constitutional author.
ny for every enormity mora ipoltcal or financial,
that ever entered into the inauguration of an un.
scrupulous party.h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
THEODORE FRELINGHUYSEN A
SLHVE HOLDER

We are done for il Mr. FRELIXoHrvsrx i.
"A used mp man" The Emancipator has TIA "
extngu'shed the Wing party We have nomin.
Slave Holder for Vice.Pres dent And if YOU
don't believe y -es1 what Mr.. Leavi,t the Editor
OF To- 4 'e'is .nancipa'o -
Mr. FRELINoHUysEN IS sill NEW TER.
sEY SLAVE HOLDER o. this point we do
not speak with absolute certainty We know tina,
within few years he had upon his handsan old W..
man who had been slave Of his father and whom
ne was maintaining in comfort as it was lust he
should bu, nothing seemed to persuade him that
he could be just and just as kind 10 an old auntv
after giving hcr free papers. Us he wa nov.
None OF his neighbors believed il necessary for
I'M to keep himself under the s,riupen, coercion
Of law 10 make him do RICH, in the matter bnt bs
seemed 70 mink Vt bes, that this pious moher ia
isere' should live and die-A SLAVE Whether
she 's still living, or whether Mr.. F. has ceased
70 be slave holder by the irresistible providence
OF God, we are no, advised.
There II Is out in meetin'i Mr. Joshua T On.
WI has exposed this wicked abominable ;nbum,,
wing Candidate for vice President, who instead
Of allowing an old woman who had been slave
Of his Father, 90 with Stree papers" TO die in ,bs
Poor- House or starYe in the streets Ia ,b,ronsl,
maiHfahaed hsr in eomfortl" Oh the monster
ana yei the Wings have nominated n man n,
Niee-Pfesiden, who feeds and clothes an old negro
woman instead Of turning 'her away. when loo
oa 70 work, iriendless. helpless and destitute
upon the world What rW Avian s,ua,
"u oetfn smhh say 10 such ~soul- killing
AID Eve Jour.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

,,,. ,.,,e,rf,,. or wAots sntiiies vl.Fi ht~
osE
Tho Globe rn the o,hcr hsud denounees the
sh la, flill meeting ., a t.ere handful Of mai.
eon,su,. meeting 70 eisndcsine caucus, eu' ivai'
e,ou,ly end. ty thrcsning tho erPu'aen Of me
whole party Of Virginia thus
ave ,eno,, Il. If.hs Riehmoni movemen, Is
,,,,.,,,,,d in "a, S,reerasic party IF fhai STATE
..,,,,,ra from The boBy Of the party and disban'
asJ The grca, body Of the panty Is no, the dope
M, The ,os,rumeu, Of this second edition OF the
Iodre White intrigue. and win no, be governed
bv 4 Mr.. Rnehic may rely on tins y
A, promroolc Of Va. IN CT thea takes
Raeb;e in hand-says be will sick to Van Buren,
and that Van Buren, will 20 for Texas as soon
as VIC can have IL
May 1, A. Kennedy tN. G from indian'a|
CONS on, agains Van and dehes the Globe
SunsEaui NrLy rnE ENTIRE DELEGATION
rno~ I~pia>A PUBLISH 4 SIMILAR trrrIR
Nav I. the entire Mississippi delegation pub
lish q lru.r from which wc extract this
I'VE will represcn, the democracy Of the stat"
in The Convention To them only are we respon'
sible Nor shall we be deferred from our duty
by op~n or secret assaults by threats and dIcia''on
howeve, bold aud arrogant; or By 40 nnwaranln'
~" and nrfsufnNupuS inW'lc'tbce w "h"''s u"'
Il the STATE b,iwcen MS and our constituents. The
grea, emergency requires us further to state. that
We shall cooiinuc TO resi- The question Of re.annex.
n,ion of Texas upon grounds which are truly IA
,onqi md we drsire TO seirct the Democratic
candidate for the Pfesidrne from that section OF
the Union, which will be asked Ia spirit of pa.
irioi,sm. to unite with the South in promoting this
great measure
! Nav S, n NJ Saunders Of n c Qoco NJ. c.
aud delegatc) SAYS
| II now state, as the result ~ my conference. MS
matters at proscui stand that in the 2 States in
which The democrats party cl'im ms ing any
reasonable prospect of success. a maj 2 Of NE
de-ocraf', delegations represeniino those 81 -
eU say that Mr. Van Buren, as The Predsnfial
! candidate HE cannot carry m )re than SEVEN
that with fresh candidate Of sound democratic
ter chance inan our opponents, ~ carrying Ds
other FOURTEEN States II what | have
stated and done be treason to The people. then am
traitor Blu, take occasion 10 say to those who
are pra,ng so Extensively about traitors, that in
the matter agitating the public, Arnolds
may be found in The field; and il will not be diff
cult in deciding who they are"
SO they 60
Still we think Mr.. Van Buren, will run vet
can he get only the lukewarm support of ailhless
men,
cyan Van, you're used up man "
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
LOCOFoCO HARMONY.

On Monday next the discordant elements OF Loco.
iocoism are TO meet in solemn conclave, at Balti-
more, to determine upon the candidates OF the party
to lead them in the field against The stout and true
hearted men already placed in nomination by the
Wings. But few short months since, almost eve.
~ Locofocn paper in the country was filed with
ooas'lngs of the wonderful harmony and union
which Pervaded the ranks of their party; while their
only fear, (professedlyD was that the coons would
husband before the day Of trial came, and thus rob
them OF The glory of their expected triumph. Seri.
Gus Tears were then entertained by these sons of
harmony tha, the great Wing family would lie dis
uac'ed by such private and sectional euds as would
iender II impossible for them ever 10 agree upon
sueh candidates for President and Vice President,
as 'hey would he willing to present for The consid
Grafton of the people.
"eh' me Wings have most molly done their work,
ah' We now look with no small degree Of anxiety,
" See' silcr all their Boosting. the Locos can, in
"e same spun of Dnanimity, designate the men to
Oe P'seeo upon their iicku. From present an.
pe"s"ees II would seem that in their over.anxiety
"P,eset'e due and becoming unity OF feeling in
"e "nis racks, they have too much ire ecied their
an'hsi and the consequences are now witness
- :" "'s '''sensions Of their own party. 'Confu-
$40" ""'se eoniounded' seem now 10 prevail in the
$50 councils ofthe 'broiherhood-th wildes,
'F'''' " u''e''o has sprung up among them-snd as
NO. no r,a ess hold Heea,ioss ~iekedne.s.
| "n VIC hi be holds his fierce career
w '"A'' mo- 0e surprised to see the deiec,o1 at
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
STOP HIM! STOP HIM

An Exchange SAYS man with most cada
verous visage called at our Office Yesterday ant
len billet we found it contained "strine
ofvarses," the nature of which may be Inferred
form the following stanza-the only one we should
dare to publish
For Henry Clay and Frelinghuy.en
The country all around is risin'-
The paperman puts in more szin'--
The pastrycook more sweet her pies.in--
The painier-man more blues his skies-in---
The porrai, man more light the eyes-ln...-
The charcoal-man more loud his criesn--
The note-engraver throws all his dies in.
The boa,man bis oar quite well he plies in..-
The widow. her teass how well she dries in
The barking dog puts more kids in
ne demagognes NAV throw their lies in,
As s'rong ms any other -isen----
But this wont sop ms I'm surmisin,'
The people all around from risn'
tn vote for Horny Clay and Frclinghuysen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

Col f.. II. BILLINGs.-The remains ofibis Young
gentleman whose recent death at Baltimore has
oy his friends been so deeply mourned, passed
through this place on Monday.
In accordance with orders previously issued, the
corpse OF our deceased friend was met at West Rut-
land by the Rutland Citizens Corps and the 'Clar.
endon Guards under their respective commanders,
ana IN connection with respectable civil process
son formed an escort TO the body through the to W.
on Its last return to our own green hills-an upon
which, he' hut few days since, looked, in all The
pride and glory of a true Vermonter
The suddenness. and the circumstances attending
Inc death OF one so universally esteemed, all con-
spre to render his loss al this time peculiarlv act
ing TO those who knew him, and more especially IN
his Intimate personal friends and family connections
To add to the affiirron of the immediate connec.
tons ofthe deceased and 10 render If possible sin
more bitter, the bitter cup which they were drain.
ing to The -ery dregs through a misapprehe nsion
(doubtess0 the facts connected with his death have
been entirely mssated and exaggerated. That those
who hom long habit have accustomed themselves
to look upon one imperleciion in a mans character
as sufficient to destroy the beauty and loyeness of
thousand virtues, should fhougtaesslv give u,ter.
ance TO remarks calculated to give wrong imn,es.
sions and wound the feelings of Others is no, STRANGE
But that an editor Of respectable political journal
should so far forget the sympathy which is ever due
to those in sflicon, as for the sake of party. 10
wantonly attempt TO wound the feelings of those
who already are so deeply afflicted, is to US strange
and unaccountable. We cannot allude further 10
this unpleasant subject, and perhaps we have al
ready said more in regard to it than we ought to, or
will be justified in saying
The ceremonies upon the sad occasion ADORE re.
ferredto, were performed in a manner highly cred
table to the military gentlemen in chsrge;-and sell
dom' II ever, have we Witnessed more impressive
scene, than This reception ofour deceased brother.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

By the President fear that its object WI, \,
urge instant annexation
In the Senate, 10 day, after few movements
Mr. Evans called up the join, resolution 6,r,
the day of adjournment
Mr. Morchead said that in the present state q.
things, it was ,nexpedent to &C, on the Resolution
Blu, TO test thu sense of the Senate he wopl
move to Law i, on the table This was carried
yeas 81, nay 40
The Senate then wen, into Executive session
The House did no business worth mcntionin,
Both Houses adjourned over to Monday
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

The communication of T.. c. we do not publish.
although we like the spirit in which il is written and
agree with him fully in his belief. Much has al
ready been written upon this subject, and vet bu,
'ew we lear, are willing 10 take sensible view OF
the matter by referring TO Fielding's 'Euridice. :
or bolwer's 'Asmodeus he will find The question he
refers to- ably treated, and we think altogether in
iavor OF The nrgatice Of The question raised
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

vacancy' VACANCY. vacancy. n
vacancy. 3 vacancies.
Of,he wing members, it will be seen that all but
three were present and voted, while nine Looofocos
were found among the missing SEVENTY SEVEN
WHO'S and TwENTY-EIGHT Locos voted to Law the
bill on the table, e. in favor of the present tariff
while NINETY-EIGHT LOCOS e. ONE WHJG
voted against laying on the table, and of course
AGAINST THE TARIFF Notwithstanding the preten-
s'ons OF the Loco'ocos ofshis State, imagine the
people VIII again see, in this test vote, who are, and
who are not the true friends Of American Protection
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

Morses new electric telegraph which has now
reached within fifteen miles of Baltimore trans.
mitted TO Washington the nomination Of the Hon
Theodore Frelinghuysen an hour and halfbefore
the cars 90. along with IT,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

Inc eolored people Of New York city held a
,,'suns 'as week, and agreed upon memorial 10
Congress intending to prove thai the eoloreJ rae
~ e no' 70 imeeeile as Mr.. Calhoun represent.
mem 70 DC and 'haiihe census Of ls4o. which
~ Gown very large NUMBER Of blacks a, insane
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Con Advertise,
WASHINGTON FRIDAY. Nav II


3o'clock, r. NJ
we have not yet seen the mrs.Age of "Wednesday
which announces that the President has decI,reJ
ana made war upon Mexico. Why is L,r,
back cannot conceive. "'p'
10 the meantime, lhe tenor of the MESSAGE !.
represented. HIS
= AnOtAer Massage. A highly imponan, mes
''se was sent 70 the Senate yesterday (ThursJsy,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

VorE ON THE TARlFr.-We give below a CLASH
6caton OF the vote in the House of Representatives
by which Mr. NcKAYs Locoioco Tariff bill was
pul TO sleep for this session Of Congress.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
Trrra TIE n Y FEeairg fes,
THE DEFEAT OF THE TARitf.

Iht bbt la VI ~
We kri - hsrehe,n r. s'-e- III along dnring
The =, .ns,f. ~ sgssi q Ja's afmc Jaue Hon"
~ X pres nfs'iFfs u vs. pi'donahle error
hoaes,f. f., ~ NY n1iarillv sorposed that men
eallnv th,r,.sis. ,-ir.- az sol in general nc.
unr sfh the Democrats p,iy wcor democrats N
resiny Bo, we have ben greatly mistaken -
No soonef does ,,s mfssure pros nj is'f ihan
the true saie ~ The ca,e "a teycsi,d anl g"nlIr.
taca uho w.n, sfuuing about rs piirrns of or
,hodosy ase discovered 10 She front ranks Of out
enemi,s
The American people are already TAINTED hy
wins, ,hsy ,s,sep she less liberal nations of En-
rope for their gross inconsistency on the sulg'c
of Free Trade, In speech lately d Ilrerei be-
fore the Anii.Cosn Law La~qoe. bv Nj Cnbirn
we find the following puncfn, but d'serYci re-
rTosehes. which we publish as IN excellent com
mont 90 she doIngs q, Washington
"They SCI themselves up as lighi,o enlgh,er
the word Atihcir glorion. July ANNIVERSARIES
1 have soen the public speakers mount the ros
,rurn. and have heard ihrm deelnim upon 'h'
glosies Of republicanisn, and upon the vast bene
its conferred upon mankind bv their glorious rev
olu.ion And have heard them say tha; u !
IL the great experimen, OF self government and, I
Il fails aieu 10 the hopes ofcivilizi'ion & freedom
in the world They have failed II is grea
failare Hear hearl Up to thi. day !, is rs
r-o-' .ri .'rr-i f,'irre ss 'he history Of ih'
u 3ed fr ~ freedom n.
f,r rs forms GO Thy have got rid Of Queer
vic,oria. God bless her They have got rid o
the bench OF bishors, and thrown acid" the aris'oc
raey. and they have all the forms Of freedom as
compared with us Bot wha, have they done .
after ess,ing away the robes Of antiquity and
those venerable garments that have something to
recomend them, they have installed an nfsocracy
Of their own--an afisocracy OF sugar hogsheads.
Of cotton bacs and nader casks-and then given
TO a particular class privilege and advantage to
opprss the whole labor md industry of the coun.
Try though they do not know it (Cheers)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
r..- 80 asavt rrvs ~ 1nsie's
nntTfsii FREE TRADE

r. Nsu Y 4 rssninf Pcs F'pc' 'ha' =
,,a.S onlys she Iesfnsi q Ccmn,'iSo
sers~a RAJ fst sse snooafasemfsl o. INC ''1'
.sS Msnuiscu~s n Esglant, Il ne eiPenic .
A~,ress gahs, snA ihs sserihes o. Anaei'ssn ~.
,esr-r. hss knally bra dfivcn 70 ihe o'hfh
iiou.r Of Cemmuns for Arguments asa'na Su'
Tsnflswi This may be regafdcd ns ine 'as
l,ck Of Free Tfass theorists Tbs, hng'ano
ans Esgishmcn oppose al Amer'crn iaim' We
all know. bot Cha, an American Free ! sie a
psper ,hgoh suernp 10 fon'f, :. PCS tion ey gno
ing from a speech Ct a rnrrnht' ct he B'ns'
paflismcni, was scarcely 70 have been erpfe'oo
h.si ,s 4 /, Ill may ,ee snt wonder al -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23

cyan, Van, you're used up man ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-05-23
,rHiE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING,
MAY %.
ron PRESIDENT
HEN FRY CLAY,
or KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
THEODORE FREllNGHll SEN.
or NEW YORK.

II mus, 20 into the Presidential chair tho IN
FLEXIBLE and uNCOMPRoMlSlNG OPPO-
NENr of anv s1'rEMPr on the part Of Congress
Ia ABOLISH SLAVERY in the DISTRICT OF
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

az Ca .es mand,c feute i'm @ebraut,
haben, 3citlir9eu BEL Den padhaltern al ents
ncucen, 70 mlrreu mir hermit jeoe uno ale
Verioncn, bieies ~ urterlaGeu, frnif weroeIsA
ipir aepumgcn iein; bic HameH oerieItcn su
ucr6fentliten. prrfcuen, bercn llmifdns
be es erlaubrn cine 3eituna gu besabieu, icas
ten I'D, Itdmeu, I'D, als Diebe oar;ultraen
uuo UNI ben Spcotprcis BON einem Ibaler,
tuas cine 3etuua fcIfet, Th une ihre Sonis
iicn gu beIfimpfcn. gIrme perIrnen, tprnu
fte bel uns anrnfen, lIno INNER ;u einer 3ci'
tun9 pillfcRmen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
Wdrulauo Sobf.

Sei Der ueuliten Wabl in Marpfanb np1s
rem Die Bbias fIssreidj. sic ertpdhlteu ibs
ren @ruoernOr. uno 9rcee Rcbrbeiten in
teioen 3ipei9en Der 9efesgebung. 9llio it
tz,ieeer ein 8cretnt9tef StdateH Scnatcr 0e'
iId,ert. 2lud bicfrr Staat pareu eie 9rfcs
pcrlId,ert III acninneit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
NNA,.MS,s,SAsM.M I
ferbere nno bic NieosrbsfacaRns Der
prinetpisn Ger Scmprcmis 1arif slkte ben
1888.

fcrbere nno bic RieoerbefiieuRns Der
prineipisn Ger Scmprcmib 1ariff slkts ben
1888.
Sames &. Vc(t.
Afhfa SUM- 30, 1874.
Weine Wsinunsen tpie fie beffebcn, Gu6
neulid, etcn 70 fret i'm Siicen srfldrt ipcrceuI
als ipie id, fIe je i'm Jtoreen duBerte. Sdp
babc in,mer nno iiberaa bsbauptci, cae in
ber 8erfrriisun9 uue 9Increun9 eines GariES
fir Staats @infinfte, Gin llnterfdsee se'
madtt pcrten ioIte fir Bsld,nBuna edB
Der 5ariff pcn 1912 cine lebr quite WirfuEg
9ehatt bat, uno bas ourd, aus e.
gen beeen abf6 affung bin. Dice
ie Weinun9en babe idb In 6fsntIideu 8ers
Idmmluuocu in alabama, @tcrgier, @bars
lcifcn in Glib Carolina uno in Sirsinisn
aussciprcten. . NJ
c;br Srruno unb sebcriamcr Cicncr,
Soeurp Clay.
Pin Sern. s. s. Cope.
9lussus bon elmer 2ece bes S.rn @aitmau,
bon 9eu 8 Soampibire, 9cnlnd,t i'm @cn9rcf,
anf bic pahtrnn9 bes 9r9cnpirti9en 1ariff'
9cfebes: er..l .s,.. h. s,..@-
"ISlreritano 9eGen bic ftitentc pclitit
1T oeutlif cine B c TO fratifh h ePcbre.
@s in Gins rer SenntSeiten FER bcmcfra.
ii { DE partbei. Gjcbt po Sbr wcllt,
Sir, nrrc, inb, oft sber meif, unb bic b e
mrtratiid,e parthci miro @ud, iaaeit
baB Gc qc]cu oos fhnBcute SSilcm ii -
lber wdhreno Shr auf ciefrr Seite tcinabe
! cen 9an,cn 8Grpcr rcr cfrati,
fd'e n partbei finrct, ftueet Shr auf Ger anr
bern bic 9rrsc WaGe Der Wbia 9artbci.-
Vast eS mid, rpicoerbclen, bas ihteenec Sy'
! ftem 1T auSorhdlid, cas gBbia'SDitcm."
9Eenu ir9eno mshr 8cipcis n6tbig mar
tpr9en Der Steliuug Der partheien int 9etrefT
bieicr Masre9el, 10 benfsn mir miro ,eaS cbi'
oe e6 abmad,eu. Der ScpciS f6mnlt ncd)
oasu bon Der 4cfo Ncfc Scitc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
SlaD mno 9yplf
9Reu 9Dorf Stpbr.

9Sie man aus eines anoern Spaltc Der
teuti9en 3citun9 erieten Wirb, 70 bat S,crr
llhler, ioeben eineu nsueu 8orratb Gintcr, an
nnfrrcs Nahbnrs Rube's artcm Staab e,s
6fnct. Hufet bel ibm al uub bsfebr. csn
td,oncn 8crratt, pcIhcr ietr big;9 fur Saar
Orb nb9cleBt miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09
1000 1balcr SSelpI1nun9 (!

gei elmer 8erfammlun9 Der erecutioen
Committee ces 9iatipual Slap @lubs, 9cbaI'
ten AM Rcutag 2ibcno ben 2. September
1914, tpures fcI9enber 8eldlus cinitinrnia
aii9encmnien, ndmltf:
8eld,lcBeu, eaB Der preGeent biefes @lub's
dutberiiIrt peroe uno hiereurd authoriirt
lit cine 8clchuuug bon e ali eno z b as
fern ir9cno Semano subieten: Der bemets
aug auf Den Sdub 5ariff, uid,t billig se'
mad,t Fno BON ben Hebeu mo 6feutlihen
GrfIdruu9cn bon Samss &. pclf umo friner
pclitifd)en Srcunce. 9Itteltirt-Sames Iras
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curd Die faIfde CariteNuu9 oas er Dem
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

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in qttle Rrd geifcrbcn. Srine Dicnlf,cit
ipliroc 1877 geeneigt bdben. ....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-09

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ab 6afuu9 tieGer Nftte.er-