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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15
V01U-s OLE RlgLalaLD@ZEo
Brandon, Thursday, February 10, Is44.
LIBERTY TICKET.
Nominated blythe National C0npentiOn, May, 1911.
For Presi dent,
J A M E S G. B | r N E Y,
OF MICHIGAN.

"Our own slave States, and especially the more
southern of them, in which The number of slaves is
greater and in which, of course, the sentiment of
Injustice in stronger than in the more northern ones,
are to be placed on the list OF decaying commun.
ties.
"The question now for the north finally to de
eide is--shall the slave states draw us down with
them, and both perish orshall we, by decided con-
junct exertion Of virtuous energy, save ourselves
and them from desh ucton."-JameS G. Birney.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-15
For Vice Pre- Isl dent,
II H o M A S Nj o r r I S,
OF OHIO.

q rejoice, that the abolition of slavery through
out the civilized world is no longer problematica J;
it seems to be almost universally conceded that This
stupendous fraud upon portion of the human race
is fast drawing to close and the great question
with us is truly, what measures best suited to
accomplish this desirable end in the United States
"Political action is necessary to pro-
duce moral reformation in nation; and that action
with us can only be effectualIy exercised through
the ballot box. And surely the ballot box can new
er be used for more noble purpose than to restore
and secure 10 every man his inalienable rights."-
Thomas Norris.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Sleue Gabtnetmacberet.

Die llnteBcidncten bebicncn ftd) hic(er
G5elcgenhcit thrru Srrlmceu nno cem aeebr,
ten publlfum iibrrhanpt Die 9InSei9e su mas
d,en, eos iGe ods Sabinetmaders@ef in
Der 9lllen:Srase Der Stabt 9Illeutauil, uno
,,rar an Dem altcn Stauo, fruber BON Geo.
Cietrjd) bcwcbnt Su betreiben anoefanocn
habeu, aawc le tmmcr auf canb Su balten
9eeenfcn:
'Sofas uub Scioboaros, Secretairs
. uno Bureaus, Nfaha9pnp Gdrbs
Sdbe(6 uno @cntre>S >Sdbel5 NIT WG,s
ka9cnp nnb Oiarmpnen 8cps, Yier>
Sdbels nit Wiormpnen Sops, 92Gbz
tilfe BON jcbcr 9lrt. 9enGbnlibe 81
/. ibe, 9cpolltertc Sbaufel Stilhle,
anoere 9cpclifcrte Wtaha9pnb Snihz
lg Sa6en Shranfe @f,S6ranfe,
Settl1Sen II. :. lpy
wcld)e 9lrtifel atle unter ihrer ciaencn sIuf.
iIdIt .uno aus ben briteu Wateridlien pclfcrs
ti9t tpcrccn, nno an ben bili9ften prelen
serfauft 1pcrbcn iellen.-
Sie Iooen bn6 publifum rin ibrc Wnaren
in 2lu9enIhcin III nebmen uub fir I'D, frlbt
Su urtbeilcn. Sirf Die Dauerbafri9fciti ibrer
2lrtlfel ipereen ilc. gut ltebeu.
9teparaturen bcfrr9en iGe auf bic fLri,llr
9InjciSc unc Subeu biIli9itcn prriirn.
Gle Gub banfhar fir brreitS 9cnpRrus
6mrIhaft uno hcffcu bas Die @jiltc ibrcr
9IrtifeI linen, ais juuqc 9Iufin9er, einen bin,
Idn9iden 2bciI Der tfcutlidcn @unt 5ufT'
drrn wiro.
Saniel GotJ,
1Gilliam Sarrty. /
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Ote Gjcfese.

Der 9lntbcil biefcs @auntie6 ron ren, bel
Der SiBuno Der leeten @efrBgebuu9 oieles
Staats paf1Irten 9elrBcn, iinb ioeben i'll mejs
ucr glmteitube in glHcnteun erhaltenwcrocn,
ncfclblt atIc Gicjeni9en, mclfc basu bered'
ti9t fnb, oiriclben,ge9cu einen @mpfan9iten
III cinem beioucere pasu telfimmten Sude,
in @mpfau9 uebmeu fOnuen.
Saniel Mcrk, Yrctb.
nufi Il. nq3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
81 u ct) + t C6 t

'pirb hermit 9e9eben, bas Die llnterIdrictcs
nen ais @recutcren rrn Der S,iutrrIoecus
fd,aft bcs perifcrbcnrn q biGip We 6 0,
lcbibin ocn 9tieber Wocun9ic 3dunfdip,
Ecda @auntp, crnaunt rrUroen iIno. - ellie
oiclenqcn pclde auf irorno zine Dirt an bee
ia9te Niuterlaeeuitaft lduloi9 iIno, ipcrccu
nufaefcrcert fGt auf SomfloQS ben l4ten
September am Joaufe bcS peritrrbeaen eius
Sufnren unb abSubt;abIsn - llno Splhc,
lpeldc nod redjtmdsi9c ScrorrHnaen habrn,
belicbrn ibre Red,nun0cn iiluerhalb bcIa9ter
3eit rcer anf 9emeloeten Sag aud pcblbes
ifit9t einSptrin9sn an
Salomon 9Sesco,
SSofcpb 9Sescc,
CSDbn 9Se6ec,
SS5rael QSe6co,
SScnaS QSe6cp,
@rccutorer.
SuIt II, 1874. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
( SO. 24.
Court 9orcflan1attc,l,

Slnfcntal Der dd)tbarc Spbu 9Sonfs.
prellocntsAIdltcr III ben ocrfdicbcncn Suur,
rem ech Sriipn plcas bonn brittcn Gjcrilbtjs
ScSlrt brItebeno ans Den @ountics 9trfs.
Nortbdmpton unb Qed)d, i'm Staat 9lcnrf.(s
oalllcn, IN Strait icines 9Imtcs NrcG6cntri,ts
ter oertdllcecncr Scurten pcn Spcr uub Try,
miner II. al9cmeiner 8cfdn9ntss @rlcoiouuo
IN beia9tcn Saunties ;.uno spcter Sa0s'
uno Soccb Oiaimqcr, Gus. G;chiIfs,
Mtdtcr Der Scurtcu bon SDer lnb z e. miner
hno nl9cmclner @efdn9ni6s s@rlceiouuo fir
oe Gidtnn9 ppn Soaupts unb anbcrn Gerbrc,
den in erIaqtem eeda @auntD, ibreu Scfrb(
all nltdb 9ertd)tct bdbcn, fpprin IIc eiuc Scurt
eon SDcr uno 2ernttncr nno ptertc.jdbri0er
Sleltit9 Don Common YleaS dnbrraumen,
pclde 9cbalten iperoen foll in orr G5tact
allentdnn, fir bas @auntY 9eaba, auf bcn
liten Ufontd9 i'm Wtonat Scptember
1874, peldcs Der 2te Gaa be6 bcIaaten
Wtcnats IT. uno pelde cine 9Bpd,c pauern
fpirb.
90 miro hermit Nahridt 9eaeS,m
an alle Srtcoen6rittcr uno @pnlta6cl irucrs
hdlb ecs beia9ten @aunties bon Qcdba, bag
Ile onnn uno oalelbit I'D, in ci9cncr VcrIcn
NIT ttren NcGs, Necprb6, Snoui(iticneu ,uo
@ramtnatlcuen einSufincen baben, um ibreu
pFldten Dor eria9ter Sourt absumartcn.
SeB9let6en lperber aud ale bieics
1t9rl1, ipelfe 9e9cn @efen9ene in rem Sc
tan9nlB pes @dunties eeda als &ld9cr ctcr
3en9en aufSutrrten habcn, bemad)rittioet,
ooB ttc tld allocrt unc boirlbit einsnTnben
haOcn, nm oleielben Su prpieauircn, i,ie g
thncn Hcdlt oInfen mag
@e9ebcn llntcr meincr SNant, IL | II StStt
sIllrntaIt, bteien 24ffcn Gag 81 Ii, i'm Salr
uncre SNcrrn 1874.
8eor9e 9SethcrbcIr, S6erif.
NQentaun GuIi o. nqb9
@SSS srbaIte Die RepItGf!
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
St6ertf's s-ganpipot.

Sin Die frcien llno unabh1ngi9en CT
lu1hler bon 2c6a @aunm.
sIuf9cmuntcrt burd, mcine Srruncc unb
Mitbiir9cr opn 2cdId @ountY, babe id) mid,
cutltlcsrn ais @auoicat fur
S15 S6ertf'Sz9tmt
bel Der r6diicu gSahl herpcr sl frctcu. -
Sca:c id, eriuihlt wcrccu, 70 werce id, ric
pajhtcn bcS bclaqtcn 2Imtcs pilnftIid,, uns
p1rthciiih uno Su @ucrcr 3ufricecHbcit auSs
ilbcu.
@ucr cr9cbener Gicncr,
Yeter SOuber.
sunni 26. nqbqB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
q q CN I / Is {

mirb birrmit 9s9cben, cas Gan'ucI Warr,
9HG9uic pon petcr Sierp NIB Sr0u. non @.
98keithaa 3aunIdip, eed,a SaunD, irire
9lednun9 prn Der SclIsirhnng icires Der
troueuS in Der prptbpuotars 9Imtd ltube in
2cd,a @auntp eiu9ctta9cu hat, uno cdf be-
in0tc 9ichnun9 Der @rurt pm &rmmct 9NIies,
am 2tcn Septcmter nm 10 llhr Gcrrittd9s,
sur Setitigun9 ocr9eIc9t pcrpcn pit, falls
feline @inipenoun9 od9eger 9emoht nlro.
Sontel !UterB, DrDth.
Suits. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
haS Sd,erifF Z 9(mt
Sl6ertf's Gonctpat.

sln Die fretcn ltnb ltnathln9igcn CT
lrlhlcr ppn 2ed)a 9alnlm.
Srennee uno @tburger:
9lufeemuntert nrr
elmer 9rrscu Nusah[ meiner Trrunoc unc Ses
fannten bn it tcmr9cn wcrocn, midi @urer
Scdd>tung tci ndcbitcr October WabI, als
Sauoleat fir cae
g 6crif'5 q III t
anSubietcu, uuc ih cr1ud,e Gut frcunoihafts
lid Tin Sure Stimmcn unb llutcrltilEuno i'm
sIa9cmciucu, uuo im Tall id, 70 9Iudltd, fciu
icIItc, un0 Chr mid, erpdhlen IcIltct, pcrlpres
ohe th bic phIdtcn ccG Nmtcs 9ctrcuid,, uub
Su @nrrr u6IIi3cn 3ufrjcrenhcit ous5uitbcn.
@uer Sreu . uno cr9cbcncr Cicncri
eSobu q. 81. Sumter. .
SIltrntouu, Gnlt 8. n1b9S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
2Iuquf T.
9 crD 6I-gttf {.


TodItebcncc6 it cine Qiite Der 9tchtSf6Ge
ncld,c in cincr Sclnt BON Common plcoe
frr gcd)a @duutD oerhGrt mercfn iclen, bic
am Wcutoa ben 2tcn ScptCmbcr, in Der
Staot alIeutauu itreu slnfan9 nCbmen, uno
cine Wcd,c eancrn tptro:
WauI WIiGer 9e9cn Scbn Gi. @cuntc.
Cchn IS. Sjeieer 9cGcn 2hcmas Srd9. !
c,chn Rlcctncr 0eQcu GjecrQc NcNrID.
SuIanuo 9lcinhoro uno Sorab SIuW 9c'
ocn Sncrb Rndllein.
Samc6 Yattau 9c9cn bic gIcrthamptrn
Sauf
q. uno SO. 8a9el 9e9rn GtcmaS Gcras.
SIcdlr, QScc6wdro unb SCnlp. 9e9en Sa'
cob SNdreclI.
Scbn Sd,manrcr 9eocn 9. SaIIrt unb
&. NunEtn9er.
0tothan 9Rcegcr 9cocn Scnos StrffIet.
Daniel Sfcl 9c9cn @ccr9e Slanf.
Ter Stnat 0e9eu Wnria Willer uuo ct G.
SNenrD Smdnwd qcQen @rrr9c Srf.
.IIiChn Slid 0eqeu @crr0e &. 6nduF.
0npio Stem 0cQen 3hcmaG Wfrrrlcn.
q8atcrman unc 2)cun9 9e9cn Odfel unt
SNdlImdu.
@atbariua Srtt 9coeu SHenrD Srtt.
SHcury Sdr 9e9cn Sbarle5 WiidlcD.
Hicbn y. Smuh 9c9cn Charles @crr.
Die GicieaIhaft Der 8ereiniStCn Sriibet
9c9ru 8. SO. SeIfrib9c 2Iom. &c. II. anocre.
Simcn Sd,ifer 9c9cn Saccb 3cinbcIS,
/ Slom'cr. II. {. ~.
WdrD SrDcer Surd ibrcnrid,itin Trcunb
@hriitian SNpru gt9en Barbara GcubIrc.
9. uno lS. Jfrmerer 9e9en Schn sBs.
Saccb 0euau, S5uoerier Der ScIfs SauntD
Sauf, 9e9en Daniel SocGfrtd,.
Cantel @rcman 9e9en Daniel W.ilrr.
pbilip s.. G6pp qe9en Daniel Stedcl.
Der Staat 9c9cn @harlcs Ssip II. anecre.
Ter 9tdmlide 9egeu Die Idmlid'en.
Glarf {. 9Iruclc 9e9eu Sec. Wenner sles
miuttratcr.
ScNe Glcin 9c0cu Samuel Snaus.
Sautcl MterE Nrctb.
SuIt 81. natS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
0ommi1l -Ganplpot.

Oh bie frcicn uiip lnathin9i9cn CT
iplhlcr non 2cd'1 Gaunn).
SO it b ilr9cr:
Sluf ede wictcrhcltc Grfns
d,cu mctlrcr Trcunpc bin ib trwc9en porrcu
ais @auoicot fir e1S
9omlntlIpncrs9(mt
bci rcr nddhitcn Q8abl hcrpcr,utrcteu. Scus
te ith 70 oludlid, Iciu cine Wcbrhcit @ucrcr
Stimmcu III crbaItcn, 70 wcroe id) oic phld,:
ten pes bcia9tcn 9Imtc6 auf cine unpartbciis
fd,c Brilc au3Etcu.
S1nie( Sctlcl.
Sho'WbcitbaQ, Suti 81. nqb9B
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
9 g G)asllcE,rcr
SuIt II, 1874.
iperren oerlanQt.

tpereen oerlan9t.
observation-disclosures. -...... q ,h,,sA ,..,.S sn
I'D, am Samlta9 Zen l7tcn giu9ulf, I'M fibrr
IadJmittags, am Naulc pru Sob II 81 -
y in Dem belaaten GannIhip perfammeIn,
I'm Sd,uGebrer fur ieucn Ciftrift gu Grants
njrcn, ure penn fe Die prcbe tcitekcn angus
nehmen. 9IppIifanten mlsen fdbig Icin cen
0cw0bulidlen Sd,ulunterridt in Der Neut,
id,cn unc Gn9Iiid,en SprodIe 81 crtbciIen,--
mo fctuc anoerc alS nudltere unb Ufduner
rcn 9utcn &haracteru merpen an9cncmmcu.
9Iuf Srfcbl Der 0irectcrcn.
cSSobn .. GalpalL Gee.
SuIt 81 uq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
SUM- 26.
StGerif = 9(mt.

Der llntCritriebcrc tictct iId iriren W1its
burger bon Pcdla @aunty ais ein @anoirat
fur
ba6 Sberif 9(nt
bci Der nid,ittu QBaM al, unc bittet ebrcrs
bicti0it fir Die Stimmcn alcr, rpcltbc i'm fd.
hi9 mo mitIcns Ntautcn Die 9Nlidtcn bicfc6
fpidti9eu 2ImtcS 70 duS,uuteu, mic iIc crfuNt
perocu ipItcu. - &erpfidtunocn uru Sc.
treulthfcit crad,tct er bier nbcrNuei9; turem
ipcnn or iIh unfihi9 uno unmilIia 9laubtc,
tie pad,tcn 9etrculid au6Suhbcn, or fcin
Sanbicat icln rpnrpe.
Ghrrrbcti0it Der Sbri9e
Sapip Stcnr.
Snti 3, nqtgB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

wiro hermit qc9cben, baB Die llrtcrId,ricte'
ncn ais @rccutcrcn ron Der NintcrIodcns
ihaft re6 ocritcrbencu 6 0 b II @ a b I, lefts
bin ocn Sbcr.Sauccud, 0cha @auutD, ere
nannt worcen fIuo.-9Ille, wcId,c ouf irGenb
cine 9lrt an bcfa9te S1tntcrlodcnffaft itHls
Dig ino, wcrbcu auf9cfcrcert innerbalb 8
Wcnatcn abiubeSabIcn-unc ScId,c, ,pclhe
ncd rcdtmdeige Sorecrun9rn BADEN, bellies
ben ihrc Nrtnun9cn iImcrbaIb tefa9tcr 3eit
pcbIbeitdtiat einiuhduoi0,n an
9lbrab1m Sl1uf,
SSaccb Si9bt )
5nIt II, itqGm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Salw9an9 III
Shertf's Steamboat.

9ln ole frelen nnb 'llnabbin9i9en GrT
lpN1blcr non Scda @auntp.
Srcuncc uuo WitbHr9cr:
9Iufgefcrccrt pcn
cincr 9roGcn 9lusabl meincr Trcunccu unb
@efanatcn III ocrldtrcencnGbcicn oes @aun.
tp, fnble idl midi bcmc9cn, ais
S6erif'6:@anrirat
bel Der nddlfcn Wahl bcrpcrsutrctcn. Scn,
te id, 70 glildlid, lcin cine 9Rchrbcit @ucrcr
Stimmcn 81 crbaltcn, 70 ipcree itb Die cem
9lmtc cblic9cnoe pflid,tcu, actrcll, ritnftlicb
llno auf eiic uupartbeiId,r @ciIe amenben.
sIhtun9spcG Der Sbrigc,
cSacob .. Scas.
SUM- 26, 1914. nqbIB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
81 q d) ri CD t

9IIe eicjrniger weIdr nrtb an ben llnters
fhricbcnen ihuIci9 iInc, fcics auf fipcltlc 9lrt
es molIc, fperocn biereurdI crnitlid, erlud,t
Spiihen nun uro Dem Iiten Septcmtcr bel
lhm ansurufcn uno at;ubc;atlen, ineem or
bis cabm oteie @e9cnb Iu perlasen 9ccenft.
Cenjcni9cn eenen or md, Id,uloi9 it wiro
cbenfals an9esei9t, bae e5 icu Ruufh il,
cas ale 9lnfcrocrun9cn inncrbalb bela9tcr
3cit cin9cbraht werbrn.
San1eS Samcicn.
Suli 81, rq4m
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28

The following ls an extract from a
letter written by George NJ Dallas, the
Locofoco nominee for Vice President,
dated JuIy tn. 1886:
"Ot the Cons ilnDnosl power of rhn
Ndtlona' Government TO crrare BANK.
! dii not then, or 10 / noU eaisria,n n
doHb' o. tho abtilv ol Congress To
crears such B4uk NJ would be safe
machu" OF finance and 3 srrvlcpsb bs a
gent IN pIeservrno a sound currency, /
hea waS, as | still 0m CONVINCED"
To their not haste 10 ct anueXarion-
isls Tor candidates., be Couvrnljon over
looked every lhrng el'e Hence Nr.
Dallas well known views m rh's qpss-
lion were no obstacle to his nomination.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28
THE CHARITY O. OF JAMES K
POLK

On the lst Of February, 1881. Nj.
Washington. Of the House Of Rspraseu-
lariVps, presented a statement (rum The
Mayor OF Georgetown d G, re alive TO
the suffering condition OF the poo: Of
that CITY The winter Was one ol an
usual and extraordinary severity, while
the supply Of wood was insutficlen', in
the civ. 10 meet the wants ol the suffer
ing pnpu'puon. 1t 50 happened thai
there was a. that period collected within
he yard OF The Capitol more wood, much
more than would be needed for the
wants OF Congress. Mr. Washington
accordinglv moved that oI this supe rAu
iry thirty cords be placed at he disposal
Of the Mavor OF Georgelown. 10 he ap
proprialed for the relief Of the poor oI
that CITY. Was there any one present
80 un feeling, 50 lnsensib to the dictates
Of humRujry-to deaf to the cry Of DIS
tess and suffering that went up 10 h"
Capitol from around It's very walls, as to
object 10 ;h's charitable proportion
Yes. there iDaS one. He rose and op
posed the motion. 1t wasa bad example
1t was. hc said undigojf4d or leGisIa-
tors 10 become overseers Of the poor, to
hoard up wood to deal il out 10 the pau
pers OF the district. Aud when The
House, containing large majority o
the political friends Of that gentleman
voted, by decisive majority TO ex'enc
helping hand TO their lree2Jng fellow
creatures in Georgetown. the name o
that member was recorded in the mega
tive! His name was
~JAMES K. POLK lN-BOstOI
ALIds.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28

compromlSo on him, nor iS i, at oil aston
ishlng 70 hear that Messrs PDckens and
+ more, the ministers plenlpoenllary
from s. Caroline to Baltimore. although
refusing to participate ia the prorerd
ings OF ths Convention, vet. when The
nomination was made. rose up ~ the con
venuon aud pledged the vote Of South
Carolina tor Mr.. Polk Aud it now only
remains 10 be seen whether tina, large
portion of the Democratic party who
believe in the poicy and proprely Of
beslowing la,r protection upon American
industry, will consent 10 be handel over
without notice or consultation to the sup
port OF free trade horizontal tariff cd.
vocare. who is !he make,hlfl candidate
OF The Baltimore convention,
especially. yours.
JOHN ] HARDIN.
OF Illnois
ut :, M on lCA.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28
FOOT RACE

4 foot race for purse Of $500 came of
A. the Beacon Course, N. Y. on Monday
afternoon The distance run was Ten
and a qIarier nj es, and the terms of The
race we're hsl he man who should &C.
oompis ish rhe distance within one hour
shou d take The purse; II not done wllh~
10 the hourrhe first receive $500. lha
next bes, $500, ard the third Sl00.
Seven men entered for The purse. a
mong whom was an Indian. Major Il.
Sannsrd, of Connecticut, got the lead
during the first mile and kept it, coming
out ahead, and making the distance in
ore hour, and four minutes and thirty
five seconds. John GUiIder and John
Smith. Of New York followed Stannard
from forty 10 fifty yards behind, but
fell from exhaustion without accomplish
ing the last quarter of mile. The
others g4VeUp the chase befOrs the
eighth round. Il is saij that there were
80 600 persons present
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-06-28
THE FORK AND THE Potato.

THE FORK AND THE Potato.
Ph sm is one Of The most amiabIe and
accommodating creatures in the world !,
but, then, there isa limit % amiabillly
itself, as a person found the other day,
who was one Of Phasm's nearest neigh
bors at the table OF public house 10 This
Guy. The individual for several days
had teen so constantly in the habit Of
uoublng Phasm instead Of the walters
for This, that and the other article on The
table, that the latter began TO feel woIly.'
aod not only Oboul the head and shoul-
ders, but all over and was ready for all
most any kind Of fare up with his foe.
An opportunity finally ofrired:-
'lll trouble yoJ,' said Phasm's torme'n
tor al the same umo giving his fork Vtc
stick my fork into that polAo.'
No trouble at all. sir,' said Pb asm
plunging his fork into the potato and
leaving it Ihere.
III trouble you for my foIk., now h
you please
No trouble at all, replied Phasm puI
ing the fork out Of tho potato and re-
turning it,! Phasm says that he has no,
been troubled by the chap since.
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PRESCRIPTION.

The Native American authorities OF
New York city have Withdrawn their
patronage, advertising &c. from the
New York Tribune a leading Wing pa
per in the country; because the editor
has ven;ured 10 denouhce Native Amer
lcarism and defend the adopted citizens.
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FARMERS might easily save the flesh
of horses and cows, and confer great
kindness to these animals, in preventing
the usual annoyance Of hss. by simp '
washing he parts with the extract oI
penuyroyOl. Flies will not alight a
moment on the spot to which this has
been applied. Every man who is com
passionate TO his beast ought 10 have q
uppy on hand for travellers.
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EFFECTS OF WIG POLICY

The recei PTS Of customs at the port OF
New York alone for the first five
months OF 1914 Gust cosed) sOmewhOl
exceed S050O,00O, against some four
millions dollars in each Of the two pre-
ccding years The total collections at
New York one during 1874. will Pret-
" certainly exceed $4,000 600, being
considerably more than the ntife FeYe
nue. Of the Government for either OF The
last four years The entire revenue Of
This year will almost certainly exceed
$40 900 900, Of which over 10 600 0OO
Gf we keep oul of trouble with foreign
nalons) may be devoted TO the reduc
ton of rbs public debt, which amounted
to S25 000,000 on the 6rst day Of Janu
ary last, Let The tariff bo sustained
and Mexico and Texas left TO them
selves, and the Government may be en-
tirely out Of debt again on the FIRST o
January, I646.-Nat. ht,
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COMPARE FARTHER

Monday. January ., 1873!
Mr. Dallas presented the memurrsl nf
the Bank Of the Uoued States, PRAYING
for a Rechsrrer, Bnd saii he conId not
but ioel strongly impressed by the rec
olIocrion that the Legislature Of Penn
syIgania recently and in effect unanl
mous'y had recommended he recbar,ar
of the Bank lie became there VIII
LING as he was virtually On insTUclCd
aren't in promoting To the extent Oi his
abruy. an object which however danger
nnslv timed rs introduction might seem
pcas in itself entitled TO eUery consjdera
ton and faoor - -(See Register o De-
bates, vol, viii, Par |. p. So
On the 18th Of MarcD. 1882 Mr..
Dallas. from the selected committee, re-.
ported bill 10 renew iha Charter Of the
United States Bank. Daring this ses
sion he defended The exped,pncv and
cons,tutionajuy Of U. S Bank by uu,
merous speeches and votes. The biIl
was passed and Jackson vetoed it-ofrhe
Veto Message he says, in speech de
ivered on The 10 b Of JDV, 1882:
"It wanton'y Attacks whole classes Of
people for the purpose Of 'urnog against
them the prejndjces Of other classes. It
find. no topic too exciting for use, no
passion too iu0tmab'e for ia address
and solicitation" " Summit Beacon.
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81 declare, Sally exclaimed an autir
quated Wing maiden lady after reading
the names Of The nominees) " declare!
our people used 4 new kind Of tea at Balti
more instead Of cider Well I've drank
good deal Of 'OId llyson," Young
Hysnn,' and 'Ilyson Skin in my day,
but rally .hink the best OF oil must he
FrOliog Hyson."
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Ernm LIE Ohio Star.
PUT THAT AND THAT TOGETHER

The following resolution was passed
at tho late Locooco National Conven-
tiOn:-
"RcSo'ped, That Congress has no
power TO charrera National Bank-thAl
we believe such an institution one Of
desdly hostility 10 the best interests Of
tho country. dangerous to our RePubll'
can institutions and the liberties Of tho
psope. and calculated to place the busi
ness OF the country within the control
of q concentrated money power, end
above The laws snd will Of the people,
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HENRY CEAY.

Not fallen! no. as well the tall
And plIiarrd AlIsghanv fal--
A. "s'I. Ohlo's giant rds
Ron back VI I'd in It's mighty track,
A. he-Coiunbla's hope and pride
The slandRred aud the sorely tried.
10 his triumphant course sink back!
o'ar Of the West! a million eyes
Are turning gladly uolo hun;
The shrine Of Old id9Ia'rIes
Before his kIndIing light grows diml
And men awake as from a dream
D meieors dszz Jog 10 bstray,
And bow before hl' pursr beam
The earnest ola better day.
He is moi faIlen!-sssk TO bind
the chanIess and unbidden wind
Oppose the torrents headlong course,
And turn aside the whlrlwind's (orce,-
BGl dream noi that the mighty mind
VIII bend before he b'ast OF hate.
Or qrail at dark and causee,s IIl!--
J. VI NI'dHb az Cld5 W uGoO'o olS'
II soops not from lls high estate
A Marius mid the ruins still!
lie is not felleD!-evsry breeze
That wanders Der ColUmba's bosom,
From wild Prnobscor's forest trees,
From ocean shore-(rom inland seas.
Or where the rich magnoIia's blossom
FIoalssnowike on the suIiry wind,
Is bearing onward 10 his ear,
A homage to his iofly mind
A need The iailen never fnd-
A praise which Patriots only hear.
All hal!-lhe houris Fastening on,
When, vainV tried by SANDERS fame
Columbia shall behold her son,
Uahsrmed-w without laure gone
As from Iha fame OF Babylon
The aoge guarded triad camel
/ The siauderer shs BE- silent ihen!-
/ Hsspell shall leave the miads OF men
AND HIGHER GLORY WAIT UPON
The WESTERN PATRIOTS FUTURE NAME!
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II is an in uiad that b'oDs no one good.
The Pittsburgh Age OF Saturday sayE
rhar the late storm in Mercer cour1v.
Pa. in blowing down very Inrgr ouaa.
thy OF timber, has opened soma an or
twenty coal pits, showing rev., to have
existed which had els' ,em.ia.d un,
known Tor half q century SS"s
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The following beou,iful and souI.sli'.
rIog nna' rom the pen OF & Whittier
vel known asa posl, and the friend OF
Abolition. were first published 10 The
Vrar 1880 They we're true then-ihsy
a re- lTua pcyy
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Yet the Locoioco press will talk about
The union between the Wing, and n,
i've Americana - JoUraal,