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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

s.-Oer @cn9reB ocriamnicltc lid,
an llten December. Der prdfccnt ;cllt III
icinrr Srtitoft ben Scmilhunacn Der Der.
Staaten Mc9icrun9cn, tcrcn bon Gn9lanc
uub Sraufreit, Die 9lrt bcS 6ric9es swifhcn
3cras uno Merifo 81 becnbisen, feline slners
fenuun9. @r lelbit ipridt icinc @enc9tbcit
su cincm ebrenucllen Srieben nit biclcrWad,t
ans. Die SinauScn bes Staatcs heben lid,
Wieber. @s piro in bicfcm Sahr Cit fcncr
Wetrbctraa i'm Sd,aee bIeiben. Ter 9Drds
Gecnt cmpfcblt, allcS frcmee Sanfpapier
auSsu1hlicBen iino tcn gEieerruf allcr @eies
sc, cie ;u frcntbsn 9Iuleihcn ermddti9en.-
Cie siusfubr Serdniid,cr Eaummclle ipirb
rieies Satr 9c9en 100000 8aNcn betraacn.
Temcfrdt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
SSpm ASaicbinatDn.

Sannar S.-Sm Senat fam beute ber 8c.
I. fd,Iue ees SNr,. 9IlIen anf, ocrlangeno eias
] Nbfdwift eer aIuftragcn ees Scrn. @perett
( umIcres @eIdneten Sii ecnbpn, binTdltiid, bee
Sreaons1 1erritcrinnls. &c entffano oceipc,
acn cine siemlid, intereeante Febatte Der
BefdIuB geng abcr ocrlcren. ~ a@
Snt s,auie paeirte hcnte Die "Sddfcn Stra'
fe Bid y gSas nun i'm Senat aus eerielber
ipcrb9n wiro, nsuB Die 3eit febren.
Ganuar o. = SIM Srnat, mad, Der liebcr.
reid)Itng pcfi eincr arceen 9In;atl Sittfdrif'
ten, bsrid,tete Gr. gpans, BON Der Commits
fec nbcld,er bic Iariff. Ssill tcs srn. @' DIFF
ne fitertraeen mar, einsu SefhlaB Elm, bits
tenb oos Die Committee pcn fcrnerer @rtpds
aut,a cericltcn lcsgciprcden tperee. = Die
Sad,e tpuree bis snn Dcnneritag anf9eid,ps
Sen, spc bieiclbc afsbann ectattirt iperccn
fpirb. Ter Senat bielt fpcann cine creeuti'
Ipe Sisnng. .-.f.
{ { Sn Sanie brad,te soerr Dean cine SilI ein
unb bcn Qchn Der Mitglieocr bee Scnareees
uno auecrcr 9eamten Der allgemeinen Hcs
dicrunq bcrat,uirscn. Gir Sade fpurce Gle
ner Committee ibergeben.
Sanuar IO.-Sm Senat rptirbe nid,ts Bon
Widtiofeit cerbnncclt 8ieIe Sittidriftcn
iiber nianberlcI 0e9cIlfanoe mnrcen eln9eS
reidIt. ...s ..., .,,.,..-.... -. ~.
Sm San1e iitcrreidte Serr M' 6dp per.
fd,iebcnr Scld,liife, 9icfrrm III peridicccncn
2meiecn Der Hcaicruna perlangcnc. Die
ilbrigen gefddfe iInc ceS &aunis nid,t lpertb
Sauuar Il.-Su feiuem Der Sodufcr wlrs
be belte etiraS 9etban mcld,cs unlrrc ecicr
i'm GerinSitcn interchlren fcuntr.
Sannar 12.-Ccr Senat mar bcutc tidt
in Sieung, iubem sr bis gum Wenta9e aufs
scbrrdtcn 1T.
Sm S,aufc ipurbe ciuc SiI cin9ebradt, I'M
8aummeae rcn 3eros 3clIfrei cinfiibren Sli
Iaern. limb cite 8ia um Die @iuferfcruna
fir Sd)ulben i'm Diitrift @cIumbia obSuidaf'
fen. s aamaa .s
Sanuar I3.--Tcr Senat mar nidht III Si'
sung, NIB aud, i'm Sonufe trurce nihts per'
baneclt, bae ecs Melecns mcrtb rpdre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Saute Se.-ref "@rpeGtcr" bon Sns
tcpenncnce, Rc. cnthdlt bic HadIridlt, cas
bic Scmchner bon Sante sc uno ihr @cus
pcruEr slrmibc 9cgcn Santa 9lnna pescn
Der S,cmmuna oes amcrifaniid,en S.aubcls
brtit aufacbrad,t ieieu, uuc bos bas Sclf
cine 9ieiguua seiae, fd, oil Ieras an,uid,les
een. Siuo eicic 9tcui9fctcn oerbHr9t, 70
mcrfen iIc ein ncues eid,t iIber bic @eid,dftss
Ia9e Der berti9cu @jcgcno. Nincrpa.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

y.-Cie ecrtiae @siceacbun9
pcriammeItc I'D, am 80. bcS oorigen Mcna
ties. Sm nanic wurbc &. e. scclm tei'm
trittcu @aactircu gum Sprcd,er,-3hcmas
Z. 5.clm ciuitimmia gum Gerf, unb 6 6.
Socaecn gum jebIlisclcrf crwdhlt. GIN &c.
nItc mar Der eicuttuaut @jcupcrn6r Shcmps
zen ge0cumirti9 uno nahm icincn pIns als
Sprcd,cr Cit. Die 9Sabl icl auf c,amcS
Stcuelircet als @icrf unO anf Z. &rblae
afe @ebIlfcn. -.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Dampff6iTspcrtuif.--C 4. - CaS
SrGmbcat "eeanccr" fiics bci ieincr Tabrt
scn Ct eouis mad, Ger Wlluouu9 bee Sbir,
in Ger Tdhe bon ct. @encpcpe Sslanb aui
cit Scnfbrl,. uno fanf mad, Denisen Winu.
ten. DaS Sdbr,ena fowrM ais bic oansc
eacung, mclde aus Sett NIB Sd)wcincleiid
tsttaub, 9ina perlrrcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
Sauuar II,

Ris @itsIicpsy pbiscr SruSpc fne eriu&t
I'D, nil ibrrn Cc9cr, cbne Uniform, gum
gFerSiGrsn auf Samlfaas ben 27itcn Sanus
ar, UNI llbr Radmittaas, am @difhauie
ocH @,ioecn Ncboer, in 3reslcrtaun
eiu;uhnern. pnnftIide 8sin,sbnun9 ipirb
cr,partst. 9Iuf Sefebl res 9astaius,
Seicpb @1taaef, 3. g,
Sanuar II, no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

WtarYta - Die Wahl fir eincn
Ser Staoteu Sendtcr fir jcueu Staat,
fdno in bcieen Nduicrn Der @ciet9cbur9
ffntt nuo rclnltirte i'll Ger gnrdhluno hes
9lhtb. &. 81. pearce, oru Rent Go CgBbi3)
al eic Stcllc nes gd,t5. e G. 8err, fur ccu
3citrnum bon feds Sabrru, orm 4tcn Wdr;
1874 an. "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
g3st O cricDalcu.
Sanuar IL,

Cine pcrtreffi4)e sBertfdtte an @de her
N1Hliltcu. Hno SamsS Straecn, qeqeniibsr
iouber's Stetw, 9s9enwdrtig I'M SefIe bss
llhstfdriedcneii, III al billi9en Scoiu9uH9en
81 Scrlcbncu. Wlan mcloc I'D, bel
H.#" Salpm0n Slanf.
.5aItllar 10, ra3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Scuertpb b.-Sn loaIifar brannte Dor
un9efihr stpci 9Bcfcu cin Soaus ab, ,pcbei
cine Srau uno ;pci Ssiucer in ben Slammcn
umfamcu uno einc anecre ncblt ibrcm &inc
bCbcuteno perUunSct ipurSe. .....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
0rutfer Qrbett.

sIGe 9lrtcn Crudersslrbcit wirb in biefsr
Hrufcrei III ben allerniebri9ifen preiien, unb
nuf bic fiirScife 9Inici9c Ucrriftct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
DUFF Sebarhtllleem /!

SamifagS ben 27ffen Sanuar, icllen am
SHauie bon Salcnrrn @obel, in Siibs9Sbeits
baa 3auuldip, eeda @auntp,
so ip1nii6e Sbaler,
obcr bic 9lcid,c Summe in ancerer flingencer
Wiuse, mic bic Sd,ileen cs perlanseu fells
ten, init Sdrot auf go Sd,ritt, uno BON 25
bis so 2baIcr nit Gu9eln anf so Sd,ritt aus
freicr Soano uno 100 Sd,ritt aufgclest auss
9cidcecu peroen ipcSu Die -ShdfHhibcn
oieles @auntirs i!berbaupt cin9eldbcn Tnb,
bcicuecrs bic Sbers une 0iiebersWacm9icr
Nprb Bhcithaller, 9illentauner uno Berfs
@auuticr, ipcnn fe eS nod, einnial ipdacn
biirfen aeacn bic SiiosWbcittalIe at fd)iess
en-olfo fcmmt alIe pcnn ibr bas 9ldnjenee
unb flin9cnhe Strff INNER ncd lieb habit
ieocd, nidt allc Die c6 licb habeii, fuerecn eS
bier bcfcmmen, benn bic Glib Wbetballer
babcn Gt, feit entfdlceen, ale bieie pciee
8t9cI fir Td iflbit 81 bcbalten.
sr-...- Salompn 9Dbel.
Sanadr Il, nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Ois q6bi9s pru Scrfs SnuntD babcn ihre
Cetfgatcu Sur oicrtcn Wdr; Convention be-
rcit6 crndhlt uio augewiclcn irScbn SaufS,
ais Der @anpicat fir @rupcrnor Su ilinimen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

SO aiae.-Dic rcrtiae Gjelcs9etung crs
aaniiirte I'D, ans oisfes, Sehu SO. Dana
iff 9,reNbcut eeS Scuatcs, uno csereniia S,ass
fell Sccrctair. Nas S.aus wihItc Capio
Dunn gum @eupcruGr pro teHpcrc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Tcb burd So hfenea mp f.--@in
99jdbriaer 9eser, 9iamenS Ibcmpion unb
icin 9jdtriaer Stiehrbn famcn in pcriger
Wcd,c in 9teu ycrf ourd, ben 8chlcncampf
aus rcm famin in Dem 3imnIcr, in tpclhcm
GIc fdIlicfen, um'S Qebcn. ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

pcitgelos8ebn Der
Senat Der Geu 2)crfer @icfreaebuns hat sin,
ifimmis befd,lc6en, bic @cn9reeaIirecr ~ CT.
fiden, has Ge fir cine j,erabfBnng ees
8ricfpcrtcs ffimmcn fclIten.
8iraimieH--llnfere gBbigbriibcr in
ienem Staate baben in alien grnife ben
Sanpf fir bic nddfe Wabl tcgcnncu. lie
Bbigs in 8id,mcno bdben nit einem Saus
mciifrr ccntrabirt fir ben Ban eiaes Soauies
in jcncr @itD, grOe 9cnu9 cine beceuteuoe
sInsabl Wenfd,en ~ faifen, ,psldes beffimmt
III ibre SserfammInngen oarin gu balten, bic
Slngelcgeubeiten Der parthei 40 beratben &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
ySuCl,rics)t,

pirb biereurd, 9egeben, ba6 Die 8iid,er Der
Sambur9, 9I0entaun, Bethlehem nno @affcn
Observation-Disclosures, am Wcntag, Cicns
flag unbIitnpcd,, ben 29iten, 3Offcnu II. 3 iten
Sanuar, nddItens, am @affbauie bon gB III
I lam @ra 10 III Der Start slllentann,
9cSffnet ncrocn icDcn, allipo Subicripticncn
fur Str6 an9encmmen fperecn.
lSeter Tenbare,
Oenrp Gbner,
eSacob Sillin9er.
Salpmpn Scgel,
Samuel Wtarr,
9apio S6all,
9yeter Sretlli1
Soenrp 9oraS,
ur Simotbp Bei6,
Gbarles Sitter, .I
GGarles g. Suid,
@ep. Soaterafer
Yhilip Deripn
9hrleS &rlmer,
GcnmieicncrS cruannt fir eas @auntD
ecdId.
Sanuar IL. @ na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Ridter Gcaers bon riciem Staate bat cs
ais icincn Sntfdeic 9cgetcn, baS ,penn eir,
Srci9uis ouf elmer Der @ilenbabncn oorfdllt,
wccurd, Gin Naann 9ettctct milrbe, feine
jllaac we9cu Sd)aeeneriat, auf Hed,nung
pru @cutraftprrlceura, bon ben sIominitras
tcrcn crbcben neroen fanu.<
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

Die Sctid,oft bee @cupsrnSr 9,crter6 pirt
pclf pielcn Qcfc Fcfc glitter hart 9ctaoelt
Die Democratic llnicn, in NarriSbura fa9l
eo6 Die 8ctfdlaft MIR cine ncue slbldrift pcr
eincr 9fere fei, ipeld,e Sor. Suio g. Scbnlcr
nculid, in DbilaocIpbia 9rbaltcn bGbe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

ben Staat nm 10000 Ibnler bctrcaen ha'
ben fca.' Die Cebatte entifano erefpc9en,
rb 9ccr9e 9R. Callas autbcriflrt rpercen icll
Sfa9c ae9eu ibn su brin9sn ober nid,t. Wan
sntldiep oas cine alase seififiet lpereen ic!l'
te, uuc ilbersab bic Sadle benz Spauis.
SIN S,anfe ,puroen serid,iceene Sittihrif'
ten fit. bic Slbfd,affung Der Sceesiirafe ciit'
gcrcidlt. Oas cpus fhritt fcoann CUR @rs
nenunn9 BON Gasoioaten fir pas Slmt eincs
Staots Sdpasmeiiters, mo alsoann nid,t
mcniger als % pcr9cfd,la9cn ipurben. sIm
steuo hieltca Die ecfo Scfrs eeeipe9cn einen
@aucus, nno srnnnnten Sob Mann,ocn jceis
gen Sd,aBmeilfcr, abermals als ben rc9els
mdeigen @amoibat. aF E-r -
sSanuar I2.--T Tic 6aupts@ @cfd,dfte ,paren
i'm Scnat hente in 8esua anf oas Staatss
Nriiden; jeeod, phne @rfci9. wsE
9Iud, inn Soaule nurbe Der 8crId,lag aes
nadt, sem Weniaffbietenosn eas Trnden
81 uberacben. Die iibriseu 9eld)ifte paren
ucu ,penig 9Sidtisfcit. i.
Sannar I3.-Sm Senat befdifti9te man
I'D, piecer nit benz HrudcE, ebne oanit gum
Sd,luee 10 frinmen.
Sm S,aule tpurecn 8iufdriften einaereid,t
fir ben 8erfauf Der cfentlid,cn Werfe, uno
fir bic sIbfd,affnn9 Der 2ceeSifrafe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17

9lcam u. @lasbrcnuer, GIq Serausgebet
Der "ycrt G,a;ette" it als Gin @ehhlfss@lari
i'm 9isprelentanicubauie in Bafdingtcn ait'
geitellt; CT empfin9t jdbrlid, einen @ebaII
ppn 1900 Shalern. ~
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
: QBoehentltehe sSrief-2tlfe.

Sanadr l.,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-01-17
Sanuar IL.

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FROM THE TEACHER.
Children are Close Observers

Nothing escapes the notice Of the child;
not even change in the countenance, or
in the intonations ofthe voice. They We
ry early learn 10 know, by the looks OF
the parent, or by the tone used. when it
is neces sary 10 obey, and when they may
with impunity continue their disobedience
1t is a great mistake, in the government
OF many, that they raise the voice when
Insisting upon obedience to command -
the child will always wait until the eleva-
ted tone assures him that it will be peril
Gus TO refuse. A mother overheard the
following remarkable, certainly instruct
i've conversation, between her boy aud
girl, the former of whom was the oldest.
They were making disturbance in the
entry, while she was conversing with
lady in the adjoining room. In her or
binary tone OF voice, she requested them
10 be still. Mother says we must be still,
said the little girl. Dwell said the little
boy, she don't care; she won't punish US
aud they began to play again. Be still,
children, said the mother again, in the
same tone Of voice. This time the little
girl stopped but the little boy commenc-
ed again by saying, Don't be afraid
she never Furnishes US without she speaks
louder first! 1t was very good lesson
for the mother. Upon consideration she
found that the observation of the little
fellow was true, that when she really
meant what she said, she elevated the
pitch of her voice.
1t is on this account that the parent is
often obliged to repeat the command sew
eral times before the child obeys: the
child is waiting, to learn from the coun.
tenance or tone, whether the word must
be obeyed or whether it may be evaded
Let the request be clearly stated, but in
the usual tone Of voice, and without rope.
tition. This course if habitually follow
ed, will secure the Immediate obedience
of the child save the parents urnecessa-
ry and agqravating repetitions; learn the
child TO be calm, and soft in his manners
rather than boisterous and passionate -
and convince the child the command is
reasonable, and not the result Of caprice
or anger. P,
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inability 10 speak, was strong though
silent argument in favor Of his cleim.-
Stone and Cholic plead their VIOLENCE
Plague his rapid progress in destruction,
and consumption, though slow insisted
that he was sure.
In the midst of this contention, the
court was disturbed with the noise ofmu-
sic, dancing, feasling, and revelry, when
Immediately entered lady, with a bold
ascivious air, and flushed jovial counten-
ance. She was attended on one hand by
a troop of cooks and bacchanals, and on
the other by train Of wanton youths and
damsels, who danced half naked 10 the
softest musical instruments: her name
Intemperance She waved her hand,
and thus addressed the crowed of diseas-
es Give way, We sickly band of preten-
ders, nor dare to vie with my superior
merits in the service Of this monarch
Am | not your parent--the author of your
being? DO We not derive your power of
shortening human life almost wholly by
me ? Who then, so fit as myself for this
important office
The Grisly monarch grinned smile
of appreciation placed her at his right
hand and she Immediately became his
principal favorite and prime-minister.-
ADDISON.
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Proposal.

~ AS the order of the day is 10 make
proposals in matters other than marriage, I
have thought proper to make one respecting
the circulation of this paper. | will there's
fore say 10 all who desire the extension of
matter contained in the Voice Of Freedom,
that any one who will forward the money
free of expense 10 me for ten or more copies,
will forward the paper to them at forty
cents each copy for twenty numbers, direct
ed to any one place of deposile, in any
town in the State, and pay the transporta.
ton OF the papers. Is that cheap enough
If so, hand over the cash and let all the
ireemen know the why's and wherefores of
this effort 10 turn the political as we'll as
moral world, upside down. would like
the names Of those who take, that a part at
least may be secured as subscribers when
the 20 Nos. shall have been furnished.
J. HoLcoMB.
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1887. September.-Beceme secretary Of
the American Ant-Slavery Society,
at salary equal to about one tenth
of the amount received by Henry
Clay for years services at Client,
or six per cent. Of the sum he is said
10 have received from the United
States Bank at the time he was, as a
senator, calledto act upon the ques-
ton of its recharter.
1889. He emancipaled his fathers slaves
three times as many as Mr. Cassius
M Clay will emancipate next win
ter, if his deed proves to be valid.
1910. He was nominated as the Liber'
ty candidate for president of the u
nited Stotes,& received 1891 votes out
of 2, 4O9,437 given at that election
I843, He was again unanimously NOM
mated for the same Office, by large
convention at Buffalo, the Liberty
party having increased nearly ten
fold in four years.
1914. The supporters Of Henry Clay,
man who bought breeding wo-
men at Washington, drove them
home and sold their children, have
discovered that Mr.. Clay is The real
friend of emanc pation, and that Mr.,
Brney's professions and practices
are sheer hypocrisy, pu: forth only
from mercenary and ambitious mo,
tiVes
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Charles T.TOrrey.

The reader will see from an article
published on the fourth page, that the
above named individual is now in prison
in Baltimore on charge of aiding slaves
to escape. Whether he has been guilty
of this horrible crime remains TO be
seen. Whether he has been rash and
unwise in his conduct or not he needs
able counsel to defend him in his coming
trial, and if the friends of the slave in this
and adjoining towns feel disposed to con-
tribute few dollars toward defraying the
expense to be incurred, | will see that it
is forwarded 10 Boston, for that object.