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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
= w p-2t 4 {
Sr0MD<SurprS.
fit ben September Serlnin 1874.

Snmucl Samp, Stcbrbaltrr. gynn.
Naui WeIller, DO. >. RiIfcre.
Samfs edfeD, DO. SoanresY.
@curab 86ocr, @erber, S,cIceltcrg.
Scnathan Ce Gong, Bauer, SombIH.
Sobn Deter, &c. b. 5pbn) or. 5ocioeIbera.
Sbas. .. Shetmer, DO. Sber,WiIforS.
Dapio @ice, 90. SalsbHrg. Be-.
Scbn 8o9cr, jr. DO. DO. :" d. ....
Widlacl 2ancis, 90. .. Sanecnd.
9teubeH Spiuner, DO. Sal;burg.
Soiepb Ycuns, Orudcr, sIlIcntaui.
Saccb slllum, Bauer, .. Sauccua.
SocnrD erb, @aitwirtb, 9llcntauu.
9obias Sd,mict, Bauer, 2puu.
@briifian SriBin9er, DO. Seicclberg.
Sphn .. Qapall, @iay Salbbur9.
Srieerid, Rrane. Sd,reiner, Soeibelterg.
Salcmcu Sed, Bausr, SnlSbiira.
Benjamin Soains, DO. .. Waeun9ic.
9barles Woper, Waurer, .. Saucoud.
SocnrY Rcmig, Sdumad,sr, DO.
@karlcs Slid, Bauer, 9. WbeitbaG.
@barle6 Giob, Do. cancper.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Sdhertf's Steamboat.

9ln rie freien unp unabban9i9en Grs
rpdbler BON 0e6a @auntp.
Sreunbe unb Ositbilr9er:
Slufgefcrbert bon
elmer 9rrecn ansatl meiner Sreunoen unb
gefannten in perldieocnrnSbcilen oes @auns
~, fuble ih MIDI bc,pc9erL ale
S6ertf'S:Gancieat
bel Der ndtifcn gSabl beroorsutrcten. SpG,
te id, 70 elildlid) fein cine Wfchrhcit @uerer
Stimmen Su erbaIten, 70 perbe id, bic Gem
2Imte pblic9ence pfidten, actrelL rtinttlid,
uno auf cine unpartbeiilte Beis auenben.
sIhtunsspca Der Sbri9e,
eSacob .. Soas.
sunni 26, 1874. nab9B
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
SC6ertf' 's-QamDtpat.

Gin Sie freien uno unabbdn9i9en @rz
lribler Don 2e6a Gannm. .i.a
9Iufarmuntert burd, meine Srcunbe unb
Mitbur9er bon 2eda Sauntp, babe ib mid
entldleeen ais Soneicat fir
Sa6 S6ertf's@9tmt
tet Der ndtitcn Batl bcrpor 81 tretcn. -
Sca:e id, crpdblt wcrccr, 10 pcrce td) Die
pfthten bes bcidaten sImtes pllnftIidh ults
partbeiilh unb Su @uercr 3ufrieccnbeit auss
ilbcn. .... ..... ......
@ucr ergetener Gicner,
4yeter SJuber.
Suni 26. nqbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Scrbciratbct /:

slm ocrIrsten Witpcdb ~ GaDlcrSpilIc,
Joerr Sobu S.Srcw joeraus9cber
ces 'Suds @auntD SntelIi9enrrs,' pom Drip
lcstaun, nit Wris Gcbccca s. Ga y
| 0 r, pcn 2aDlcrsuille.
2lm lcBten Scnutug eurd, ccn @brw. S,rn
German, Ccrr s Iaac 9 Shrabc nil
Wds maria Std Ier brice pcn >
Wilfcrb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
BID Outer Sfntb.-@s ii feinrsmeqs

BID Smtcr Sfatb.-@s it feinrsmeas
unftrc Slb1d,t, uns in cine lan9e slbbanclllng
tinild,tlih Der animaliihen Economic ein,us
laseu, incem mir fpeoer Haum nod, Belt ba,
ben, fpeitldnfti9 iiber bieien @e9enffanb ,u
reeen. lSir ippuen jeccd, eiuiees in Sciua
auf bic 9tcthwenoisfeit, bas 8lut in feiner
Heinheit gu erbalten, fclaen taeen. gBenn
mir uernabldsi9en boselbe In ieiner 9Pein.
belt su erbalten, 70 fOmut bic gauge @affi,
nerei ees SDtems aueer Sronung, 8ranfs
belt iiberfdIlt uns, unc, che mir nod Die llr,
fade in @rfabruns 9cbradIt baben, iIno mir
unter eiejeni9en 9rSdblt, iprId,f Der Cob fir
Die Sein9rn beseid,net hat. 9Rie oirl 8rr,
fldt iclIte cabcr 9ebraudt perbcn, TIM BEN
Gebensifrcm Dor Der 8erecrbuug su bcnabs
rem ? 1as ciejcni9en med,e nilufden in Sc,
llinobet 81 lebsn, gang bcIcneerS porTd,tiq
fcin, nno lase oieieuigen Die icst idcn lciocn
Stanburn's &rduter 9rract pincu eebrau,
den, Welded iur Scl9e habcn wirc BAG aUe
Soumcren otgetrieben, bic Sranthrit ausae,
rcttct, ea6 SDifem erncurrt unb Der 86rper
wieeer in icinen seiuncen 3ufauo prrfcBt
lperoen miro.
Die cbgeu Yillen itnb AZ tntmt,i Sares
SO. QBtifcn in bcr RepubIifnntr Drti3crei.
gu 25 @ents Die Sd,acbtsl, prer ts Sru glqcu'
ten ecrcn Tamcn in einel autcru GpaIte an,
aeaeben lTno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Cine f6debare SSaueret.

Oa Ger llntcrfd,riebcne ipiinfd1t mad, gSes
fen gu Sieben, 70 it er 9eicnnen irine fdldsbas
re 8aucrci, aele9sn in Sbcr'Wilfcro Sanns
ihip, eeta @auntD, un9cfdhr /. Wteile bon
Wllerstaun, an Der Strase bic bon 9emel'
eeten Srt nad Scyerstaun flibrt, uno un9es
fdbr II &cile ben SdcimerSpille
Sur6 pripat Oanccl
sum @erfanf an. DieIeltc grinit an ein
Der bon gmanuel Wesel, Schn preiih uno
ouccre cntbaltcnb 65 glfcr une 8 Nfutbeu /;
Elm hInldn9liher Sbeil bapUn 1T joclbanb,
unqcfdbr older taUcn fIuo pcrtreffid,e
Bieien, fpCeurd Spci Naffer Strome fies
Gen, unc bas llebri9e 1T 9utes Saulano un'
ter 9uteu Ssnien unb ilbcrbaupt font in Der
belten Sronuua. - studD beftuocn I'D, ;pei
8aum9drten nit a0er 9lrt Sbif, ais slepfcl,
Sccren, Sirften, pfriIde &c. babel. - Das
rauf it erridtet
RxA ein slpeiifSfi9teS ffetnernes
E:;:&a @obnbaus, ein cinitDfl9tes
~ lenerues Wobnhaus, cine iteluers
ne Sdweiser' Sd,cuer, EN- Ra9cuhauS, eil
Spriu9baus nit elmer gutsn niefebleneen
Sprin9e. 9Iud betnoct iIh cine pumpe mii
elmer niefebIenoen Sueae Dor eem SSaule.
Sbiaes @iaeutbum III ietr fpcbl nit QSaf
fer Hno WaGcr Scwdlt perictcn, tpeld,er
llmftanb es 81 einem ltidlihen Srt fir BIZ
@rrid,tnng elmer Sreunerri ooer @srberei ula'
den tpiirce.
Saufniti9e fctlten cele Gslc9enbch ntdI
nnbenuet pcrHbergcben la6cn, meem es ell
tpertbucaes Gi9entbum it. Wlan mclcc ftd
BET Dem llnterfhriebenen Der earduf ipctnt
rpeld,er ale pcrlan9te 9lusfurft barilbsr &C.
ben tptro. - Die Seoin9unsen ,percen 4
leidlt ale n69Iif, semadt rperbeu. Gin I'M
itreiti9rs 9Ped,t uno SelIb fam biz een er
fen ndhaen 9lpriI 9s9eben spereen.
Sobn 8etB.
/ 9aui &c. nq-6U
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
ltrberiicbt Der NNGrftc.

ga en.-SSleefaamen brinst 81 SO
bis s5 90 NIB SlahSfaamen 81 Sc.
s aur uno W l.-Slaur brinet 81 O6
bio 81 ~. 9iossenmebl 80 90 uu6 BelId,,
fcrnmebl SO 25 bis 90 so.
8etr ioe. - @aisen brinat 9S Bis
96 @ts. WelIhfcrn 44 Gents uno 9fcaqen
brin9t 80 @ents; Safer uertaufte an 81
Sents.
8teh mdrft.--Gas 6untert pfunb
Rlnosfeild brin9t SO IS bio "a 25 /; Stnbe
nit Rdlber brdhten els bis $50. Sdfpei.
nefeiih brin9t 81 so bis S5 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Starb.

9Im llteu Suni in WcurCe @amtp, Der
@brw. SoenrDgl q. SeioeI, prcpi9er
Der Srilrer 9emcinee III Sopfeutbal, in eis
nem 9!lter bon % Sabren, IL Vpnatrn, ulo
Z 2a9cn.
glm l3ten SUM- III Sber Waeun9ie, Sr.
Scbu &uoer, IN glltersfbpdde, i'm
gllter bon 7S Sabreu.
YlOetid,, am Mcnta9 ben l7ten Dicies, in
Sethlehem 3ip. Nr. Saccb 9 hware +,
in einsm AItCr pGu ungcfabr 80 Sobrsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Gettcn Srcitag 9tadlt seriprangen bic 2
mtttIcrn 8cd,cr bee OampfbcrtS @lrpclano
bon Beaver uad pittsbur9 9cheno un9efdbr
8 OeciIcn bon lceterm Srt; Yerlcnen fIno
mebr cbrr tpeni9cr 9cfdbrli6 perLriibt uno
Ger Scd tns 9Sai1rr 9cfdleucert ncrcen no
cr crtr1nt. Oas Campfbcrt Utica pcrtritt
nun bic StelLe bcs SlepcIano.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
S'Suuucll's llrtbcil.

I1it Der 9Icaoia ii Die 9Ieuiqfcit lcstc Bo'
dye ucn Grlauo an9cIan9t, baB Dc IN G q
auf Sobr mad, benz 3nbthaus uno jur BE-
,ahlun9 cincr @clcltrafe bon 1000 pfunr
pcrurtheilt ipurre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

H. Die Wariaw, SGincis Si9nal melcet
cae Soc Smith, Der Wormcn prrpbct, eurh
Den Der. Staatcn Warfhaa perhaftct ipcrs
Den ici. Oic llrIad,r feirer 8erhaftun9 mirb
Der Feicr III cinem anberu 2lrtifel Der beutis
gen 3citun9 ftnoel, ,pcldrr bereitS aufgeleBt
mar, ais mir oiefe 9tcui0fcit crbiclten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
81 G Ch ri If t

'pire hermit 9eSeben bas bic llntcrScidneten
alS @recutcren bon Der jcinterlaGenId,aft
pcs pcriforbenen So bu 8uoer lesthin
bon SbcrsWacun9ie 3aunidip, eeda Sauns
ty, an9eitelIt poroen Gno. = silIe eejeni9en
caber, weld,e an bela9tc SCinterladenfhaft
idulri9 Fnb, ,pereen ernltlid auf9efereert, ins
nerbaIb 6 QBcd,su bel ben lluterId,riebeucn
auiurufeu uuo Nidti9fcit 81 MAIDEN - une
SOldle bic nod rehtmdeige sInfprll6e baben,
iperren cbcnfaas auf9efcreert, innerhaIb be-
ia9tcr 3cit ibre 0iehnun9en ippblbsitdti9t
ein;ubdnci9en, an ...n.
-.. Salcncn Sueer, Ccr,nrs
9Sllllam Slleer, w.
SUM- 26. ... ~. ~. 49,. uqGn'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

dc bespptif6enC?) gbi9S bon
Connecticut baben oas bon ben FIRE / 4 ns
ni9enC?) qcfo Srfcs jenes Staatss err
laGcne @eiee, nad wcldem ein Waun, um
ifimmfdbi9 gu iein, @i9cnthum gu cinem ses
rpiden Setra9c befBen muste, rpirerrnfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Die Taid,pilIe G,osctte bemerft untcr cincm
Ncirathsartfcl Gin rofI9es Wdcden wuroe
Dor einigcu 9Ibenben surild an eincn @entlcs
n,onn ocrheirathet, bas ben anoeru Gag Die
Muttcr bon fhSnrn unc 9eiuncen Sincern
ipuree. ....... ... -......
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Canal Sp,i,,uiGipltcrs

Die Supricm Court bat gu @unifeu Der
iesi9eu Canal @cmmisicnerS cntfthicecn. -
aIIic blciben oieielbe i'm 9lnte, uub lit ;u9leid
entideccr, eaB Ge mad, Der @cnitituticn
redtmdB9er WciIe ocmdblt iIno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Gin feincrneS gSctnhaus,
Senrn 90Sicber.

g. 8.-Sclltcn rbi9e Strihe eano nid,t
Dor bent 3tsn 9lu9ut burd, pripat canbel
perfauft nereen, 70 iolen fe an bela9teni Sas
sc ouf pfcntliher Scncu pcrfauft tpercen.
Suui 26. iiq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Std,cr. Wau ocrfcrti9t 9c9entpdrti9
Srffer, peldIc im gictbfaI ben @i9enthilmer
bctm Sd,ifbrut ilberm QSo6cr Su baltru I'M
Stanbe Ilno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

@Sn tcr Sinsci9c Der perihieocnen Gar"
GclIcftoren Ipa cs nid't ocnrD . Il n'
ger fur Sbcr MiIfUro, lcnbern > ~ II
H b 0 8, briBcn. &c.,.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

uuierc @c9ner bcmiibcn fdl intmcr nod,
1cbr bos 8cIf 9Iaubcn gu MAIDEN or. pclf's
@rrrnnun9 iei prpuIdr. @s9ebt aber nidt
cs 1T ciu 8er9auf 9cihift.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Weric o.-Die leeten Tcui9feiten bon
Wericc Iduten, in Se;u9 auf bic oer9cid,la'
9cue glnuobmc bon 3Cr1S III Die Union,
Sicmlid) frie9erildl. ...... .... ...
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Gin pcrfoGenen Wcuta9e lanatcn in 9feu'
Dcrf lit brei 9adetihiifen 769 @inpaHeerer
All.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
Games &. 9suif uub Sic 9lrmcn.

Sbuc bic Giefiblc unirrcr 9e9ncr aud,
uur i'm Gcrir0itcu au9rcifcu cber bcleipi9eu
Ni prllen, itchen mir i'm Sc9riff cine nur gang
fur,e @cid,idte Su erSdhlcu, rpeld,e scigt caB
Samcs Sc YcIf fcin @cfhhl fir Die 9lrmc
@laee ocu Burger bat, ceer bas er Wirflidy
fein Sreuno Ger Slrmen 1T.
slm litcn Scbruar 1881 ilterrcidtc Socrr
@afd,in9tcn I'M JHauie ber 9teprefentduteu
su Wafd)iugtpn ciucu Scrid,t ocn Dem WaD'
or bon Gjerr9ctaun, in Ciitrift Sclumbia,
tinfldtid, BEN Qciecn ter 9lrmen in jcncr
Staet. Ter 9Sintcr mar eiu iehr ltren9cr
uno Der Scrratt S1cl; III @ecr9etaun niht
. hinrcidcuo fir ccGcn @intpphuer. IS truo
fdl 70 su, roe Gdl gu lcIti9cr 3cit mcbr SccIs
Ill rcr 9)dro bes @apitcls iu QSofdiu9tcn be:
fane, ais 9cbruud,t murre. Nrrr BaId,ing'
ton IdhIu0 oiIo prr, cen lleberreff, unQcfdht
80 &laftcr, eem Draper fir ben @cbraud
rcr glrmen jrucr Stact gu iitcraecu. gSol
ir9cno Gin 70 harthcrsj9Cr Wauu inrcrbaIt
tri Waueru bc6 @apitclS Ger iIf ocm 8rr'
fhIa9 tpiecrIcet bate? Sa c6 mar e / II lpl
dies Wit9lieo eaiclbit. - gr ltonb auf mt
mirerieetc Fd benz Srridlo9 NIB lagtc cs ic
ciu bGlcr @cbraud). @5 iei hcrobwireiocut
fir @clce9cbcr ale 9IrmcnpAc9er aufiutre
ten, uuo SHel, an 9lrmc auGsutbetlcn, llHl
Ger Game biclr6 Wdt9Iecs 1T
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
9cripat QSerfauf.


Der lluerfhriebene bictct burd pripat
6ancel gum 8erfauf an
Giuen S6dBbaren Strtb 2anb,
entbaltsno IS 2lfer, ipcpcn rtwa 12 9Idcr
Sopl,laue, 8 9Ifer QSieIcn uno cas Itri9e 9lls
tes Sdulanc if, gelc0en in Sber Wtilfcro
5aunld,ip, Qeda @auntD grdn;eno an 4ano
bon Qecnaro @ieber, SpenrD 9Rcidenbad) uno
unbcre. Oarauf it crrihtct
LsyA cin speilfpfigtes iteiuerne6
E;s:Is 9S 0 + nbaus,
k5aAss8 grrec Itetnerne .Sd,euer, Yfcrbes
ffol, gSa9entaus, itcircrner Sd,,pcincitoa,
Sd,metItap, Seieerpreehaus uno icniti9e
Tebcn9ebduoe. Gin niefebleneer Srunncn
WaGer it nate bel Der Sausttnre, icipic cis
ne CUTE Springe unb Sprtn9baus. Gin gus
ter Baumgartcn beftuoct fId, babel. Oas
Saulanb 1T in Selocr eingetheilt, meiifens
unter 9uien pfoftcnfcnicn ; 9efalftune in 9u'
tenn @ultursultanee.
9 bcnfaQS
Cine Qcttc, enthaltenb Is 9lder, tpcupn
glder oolSlanb, nno ba6 iibri9e Saulanb III,
gut 9cfalt unb inter 9uten Scnfen, gele9en III
bela9tcm Iaunfdlip 9rdnsene an eane bon
Saccb Steininger, Sohn 9fdu, paul Gang II.
anocre. Darauf befnoct I'D,
%wA Gin fteinerneS 9Sctnbaus,
E:;:5a CUTE S6euer, Der inter Sbetl
Es.a8 Srin unb Der cbere Srdm, ine ans
oere Teben9ebdube. Cine niefehlenbe Srrius
9e III nahc beim Soauic, II. Elm junser Saums
9arteu tefneet I'D, babel. Saufluti9e nels
DIE pbi9e Stilte eanb in au9euIhcin 3u uebs
men rpnnfd,cn, f6nnen bel benz uuterfd,risbes
men @i9entbimer, pobnbaft 1T Gmaue, ans
rufeu. .-..: .....-. q. 1871"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
EB Jomes &. 9celf J. ~

Rcld,cr orme Mann tlnu in @ered,ti9tcit
sn fd ieItit lciue z timmc field, eiuem 9cfitbls
lrIcn WenIdcn, fir bic hrditc @breuftcQe
tic Gin frrirs @clf Al per0cten bat, 0cbcn 2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
stuicrc Gcaucr uup Scr Sariff.

@ielc uou unicrcn Wc0ncrn babcn wirflih
harte 8cIIdtcr 9cuu9 Su pcriutcn caS Splt
9laubcn Su matlcu, iIc leirn gu @uutru bee
rurd, Die J8hi96 cin9cfubrtcu 2arif @rIc,
Bcs. glcld) cine Shanee bon Wiinucrn,
bic bod miecn poB nr. prlf, ibr prrGrgnts.
Ganblrat, pufih ein Srciers s1anoeIssMamr
lit, uno Die wiscn Dap rurdl bic Qcfcs in,
tcBtcn @cu9re6 alIcs W69Iihe periud,t ,pur,
re, nm bclu9tcs @elcB su miccrrufn. -
Shiuolidb, pcn 8eriud 81 MAIDEN cas Srlt
ci9encr uuo partbei Sntrrede ipilIen, unI
gum 9iad'tbel unicres 9eltebten 8aterlanoes
nuf eieic Wciis IRE 81 lclten. sIbrr "lSabr
Lett it mdcbti9 uuo ipiro fc9cn."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

Dor ciui9eH Wcdieu rpuref in CANADA rin
pfere nahoem cs einen Sicuenitauo nm9es
porfen bnl!c, pen cru &inpcbmrn peerlbEn
aci6oiet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26
SScdicf.

Ter Cation qBbi9 lo9t: Inter ben piclrn
Wedicl ,peld,e nun wieoerhclcntlid, III ben
Sereini9tcn Staaten pcrfallen, puroc nne
neulih fcl9enrcr erSdhlt - Gin Wann bon
einem benadbartcn @auntD, inoem er nit el
mem 9uteu 9Shi9 fprod,, ia9te, baB or Der
jiln9ite pcn elmer Samilie bon 8 Sobnen fcL
neId)e alle lammt benz Batter in 1910 fur
Wartiu San Buren, 9eifimmt bdtten; eas
(te abcr nun aCIe fur SceurD @lap, ben Srenno
eines beidnsenpen 2ariff5 geben pIroen.-
DieIe Gnc auf eem rcdten Be9e, incem ibs
neu oas QS bl be 8 2anbe 6 ndbcr am
ScrSen lie9t ais Gin part e is9 NJ en-.
f.-9lm Iestcn Srcitag crtranf
ein uu9efdbr Sabre alte5 36dterlein bes
Nrn. Senrp Senoorf pcn SnesQSbeits
bali 3fp., eedla @auntp, 1T cinem Damn
ee5 Scrbans.-Ger Sater mar nahc bel bes
Ia9temSluB beIhdfti9t, II. bate, paS Stno bel
IId) nit eiucm Nial permiete er es, unb ais
MAN cine 3citlan9 nad,9ciudt hattie fanb man
es i'm Wader, jeoch gu ipdt I'M 9eretet gu
werecu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-06-26

SUM- 26.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-12-23
MEETING OF TIE STATE TEMPERAN so
GETTY
OLD KENTUCKY l-IlENRY CLAY !!
LEXINGTON, Dec. s, |.

LEXINGTON, Dec. s, 1874
The Kentucky Electors met at Frankfort on The
4,h inst After the roll called, and all found to
be present, ballot was had FOR President when
lIHNRY CLAY Of Kontucky received an unanimous
vote. The ballots then prepared for Vice Pres
ident and cast unanimously for THEODORE Fac.
LINcHUYsEN Of n. York
Having closed their official business the College of
Electors determined 10 wait on Mr CLAY next day
at Ashland Accordingly the Electors proceeded
yesterday 10 this city by extra train Of cars &C
companed by his Exccency Gov. Owsley, Ex Cows
MetcnIr and Lecher, Hon, james Harlan, and other
distinguished gentlemen.
IA Clay when apprised Of their approach met them
ut his front door The Electors formed in front Of
him, while he stood half way down his steps The
military formed each side md in of them and
the lawn was crowded with anxious and deeply az
fcctcd spectators
have witnessed more imposing scenc-
You could have heard pin fall, so thorough was the
silence when Mr. Clay appeared. Mr. Underwood
then stepped few PAGES forward and read The Ad-
dress Of the Electors in clear and ds,nc, voice. al
though sometimes apparently almost overwhelmed
with emotion. Mr. Clny's reply was extempofane-
GUS but have rnrely heard him SO felicitous II
cannot be remembered and written down as it was
delivered and then the effect OF his speaking coun-
tenance, his remarkable eye, be transferr
ed paper refer you to the public prints for both
addresses, as they will doubtless be given TO the
world Every heart fu--eyery eye suifused
it'll tears hen he referred his past history the
means used to destroy him, and his future DESTINY
lie spoke without the sshtes, asperity, and trusted
that the GREAT FATHER OF US all would still have
in His holy keeping and dispose all things for the
best. Many of his political opponents were among
the crowd, and seemed deeply affected. Would to
God that all of them in America had been there, they
would nave been prepared repent in sackcIoth and
ashes FOR tho deep injustice they have done him
~ Y. Tribune.
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INFORMANT MOVEMENT.

We arc highly gra,ifed TO lay before our readers
the following brief account of movement in the no.
BILE little State Of Delaware, towards the abolition Of
Slavery in that State. Most heartily do we wish
that she would take the matter in hand at once purge
herself from The crying evil OF Slavery, and lead off
the way towards its final peaceable abolition. How
gladly should we welcome sister into the circle
Of Free States. We trust there other States that
would, ere long, follow her example, Where are her
leading men? Where is JOHN M CLAyroNP--
Let him put himself forward in this movement, and
his country will have superadded reason to heap
blessings on his NAME a- 7sasr aa. 80
We copy the following from the New York Trb-
TOD 4- ... aa. fl s'.gu'.f aH
We find in The True Wesleyan, published ia this
city, letter from Rev. s. c. Matlack, in which he
gives account of an anti-savery Meeting lately held
at Wilmington, Delaware Benjamin Webb presi-
ded, and Isaac A. Flint acted as Secretary Resolu-
lions were presented declaring the wickednessj Of
slave holding, the guilt OF the Nation the duty and
policy of immediate emancipation, and the special
advantages to be secured by Delaware in her civil
relations and moral character, by abolishing Slavery
These resolutions ably discussed before crowd
ed audience, assembled in the Athenmum, and adopt.
ed by reclamation without dissenting voice. The
meeting, though announced by the public cricr, bell
in hand created no symptoms of disturbances. Among
those who were present fom abroad were c. C.. Bur-
leigh,the well known Temperance s. Abolition ecur-
err, aud LucreiIa Mott distinguished minister OF tho
Society of Friends. The number of Slaves in Della
ware is stated TO be less than 5000, and MIR Matack
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cd forthwith, they would BIO executed IN very sum
mary manner. Several gentlemen urged Mr. H. TO
lenve the State Immediately, assurhg him that they
could answer for his safety If lie did not and up
on his conserving to do so, accompanied hun as pro-
teciors bourd The boat.
We have come TO a pretty pass,lrny, when sin
gle State Gun play such fantastic trcks'as this, up-
robuked Whit !aare the lives Of Amercan ct-
zens TO be threatened md they expelled form State
for daring to question the constutionay of one of
her aws7 and for proposing TO try the question be-
fore the Supreme. Count of the United States?
1t was stated to-day that had noaMr lloar daugh-
tor "ith him, he would surely have been hung by
Judge Lynch Mr. II. is probably sixty six or eight
years Of age; remarkably bland in his manners, and
mild spoken, with head as white MS snow; and this
is the man who would have been hung had not his
daughter been with him I cannot bring myself to
believe he stood in danger Of any such fate, even
though assured of tho fact by one who knows, md
who has certainly no interest in msrepresenting the
State of which he is a native and citizen.
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ceodng, MS it docs, The powers given lin by the fun
| dameulal code OF bis nation.
The government OF the undersigned has not sought,
nor does il Seek 10 interrupt the relations Of Gend-
ship which il desires in good faith to cultivate with
TINT republic, Notwithstanding its having failed so
grNyoy in the point under diseusson the extent Of
declaring, almost openly lhut for the last twenty
years it has been deceiying them with proesations
Of good faith but afterwards it has sought, with the
consent Of Nexico by force, get possession of
one of its most extensive and fertile departmenls
Mexico then lays all this inside for the present; but
she does not lay aside will she lay aside tho
suhiecling TO the national union Of territory which
belongs to her by every title; and it, in tho exercise
Of right which no one can tuke offence at the gov
eminent Of the United States should undertake TO car
ry into effect the threat which il lus made, changing
the relations which exist between tho two countries
tho responsibility ofthe consequences which may
grow out Oft, will DO THERE, and not that Of the
Mexican government which will confinc itsulfto re-
polling unjust ngsressions.
The undersigned reierntcs to his excs'ency Mr.
Shannon, assn ruuces Of highest consideration.
MANUEL CRESCENCIO RECON.
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AN INCIDENT, AND 4 TRUE ONE TOO

Some time last fall The Hon. Paul Dillingham;, ir
stepped mp to a Wing in public house in this coun-
,y, and though the wing was unacquaincd with him,
commenced conyersution-upon political matters
we suppose, The Wing, during the conversation,
having known Mr. D's course in Congress asked him
how It happened that ho voted in Congress on both
sides Of the Tariff question while McKay's bill WIS
before the llousef This was poser. The Hon
gentleman therenpon replied by saying that, ''aH
men are not perfect" and turned upon his heel and
was of,
here is much in this question Why should
member of Congress from Vermont vote on each
side of the Tariff question? And does Vermont
wnnt such members in Congress? But we should
expec; that man who pretends be in favor of pro-
ection and who Iaborcd to deceive the people about
Mr. Folks opinions upon the subject 81 as did Mr. D.
to elect him would both sides of the question
There is consistency, AT least developed in his con-
duct and his votes, by such course. The above
incident is no fcon-t is true; and if the people al
ter seeing u down with protection, and Texas an
nexnton man elected to the Presidency by the we'll
studied and matured pluns ordecepton as were play
ed off upon them by Paul Dillingham; it, to er-
feet his election, satisfied to vote for man who
finds il convenient TO vote upon both sides of the Tar
if question, surely we will not complain. .