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The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-26
GENERAL BYRD.

Our readers will remember that some weeks ago, contradicted the rumor that Gov Fell was in ia of the election of Gen. Bryd and stated that no man in the Stale more disapproved his course than Gov. Yell. Gen. Byrd, and his menials, have had the hardhood 10 contradict our statement and 10 as- sert that we had no authority for making it The following correspondence, between Gov. Yell and ourself, sets the matter at rest, and shows the au. thority for our statement.
 Theopinion, expressed at the time, that Gen. Byrd was, himself the author of the rumor which we con tradicted, was opinion, and ce, alone, are responsible for t. We expressed the opinion then and we repeat it now, that Gen. Byrd did originate the runor that Gov Yell was in his favor; and that he originated it. knowing it to be false, for his advantage. This opinion is founded in the belief, sincerely entertained and before expressed, that Byrd is capable of doing any thing, however mean, to promote his own interest
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-26
POST oFFIcE- DEcIsInN.

The Whig State Convention, which met in this city, in January last appointed Committee 10 make an "Address to the people of Arzansass.' This duly was performed by the Committee, by printing, in pamphlet form, the speech of Albert Pike, Esq, delivered before the Convention at of its night meetings; and then issuing it to the public as an {. Extra Arkansas Gazette" This last item-the '' extra, touch, was device to evade the payment of postage. Admirable device, indeed but rather too shallow to succeed We so pronounced it. at the time itseems that Mir. Hammond, the intelligent Post Master, at Jackson, took the same view of it; and submitted his own opinion to the decision of the General Post Office Department. His opinion was confrned as will be seen in the subioined letter. Upon the receipt of this letter, RTr. Hammond fur nished copy oft for the information of the Editor of the Gazette, with request that he would publish it. The Gazette having suppressed ifs publication, for what reason is not known, Mr. Hammond has forwarded us a copy, and requests us to publish it, in the Banner. We eheerlully do so:
 PosT 0FFrcE DEPARTMENT, }
 Appointment Office,
 April 1lth, lS4f.
 SfR-The paper purPor!ing to be an extra of the Arkansas State Gazette, entitled :. Ad- dress of the Whig State Convention to the people of Arkansas" is decided to be a pamphlet, not periodical, of two sheets octa- vo, and is subject to the following rates of postage, when carried in the mail: for one hundred miles or less, four cents a sheet, over one hundred miles, six cents a sheet.
 Very respectfully, your ob't sery't,
 J. ". TYSON,
 2ad Asst P. M. General.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-26
BANNER OFFICE, June 24, ls44

BANNER OFFICE, June 24, lS4i. Gov. TELL-Sr In d late number of the Banner, deemed itmy duty, to the Dem- ocratic party, to state that spoke .'positivelv, advisedly, and by authority" in saying that no man in the State more disapproved the disorganizing course of Gen. Byrd, or was more opposed to him than yourself. That statement of mine has been contradicted by Gen Byrd and some of his friends. wish you to say 10 me, ill order that may pub fish it, whether or not spoke truly in that statement. In saying that spoke ''by au- thority," did not mean that you had given me express and direct authority to make the statement; but certainly that was fully au- |! t:!!i5rTizsaa to aao so, by fuii knowledge of your views on the subject, derived from vour frequent and unreserved conversations.
 Respectfully,
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-26

oge Our thanks are due 10 the polite and worthy officers of the steamer Eveline. arfiyadlast even ing, llomrNew Orleans, for bundle of late papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-06-26

If then, we be right in our estimate of your char acter and feelings, you cannot fail to out and take sides for your country against Great Brtain-- You cannot withhold the proud patriot shout of .up with the American Eagle. and down with the British ion r,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
" sA.S9S,5 :. !. = e : S5o

NJ Sioe of cass mis- = vary larar, embrace
inS all eol0fs and qualities; from " Gems to
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
THOSE PERSONS

Il HsPEPslA ia weahnes, Of the digestive or.
IL gans. and like every oIbcf complaint E. raus.
4 v iMpusily Of the blood. The gastric jalre.
pad peeuliar TO The stomach when secrcted irlrp
- blood. i deficient IN those astonishing solvent
Fopehies which are essential 10 pr per . .s,s'on
-conssqnenily. the body Is not sslfah'y purified
9e bowels are impereelly evacuated, and indeed
Y The iancons Of the body arc dcnnged
virginia Indian Vegetable Pills are one Of The
'os' ex'faofdinary medicines IA The world Tor lie
nr o. pyspepsia, because they thoroughly cleanse
y slomaeh Of all bilious affections and completely
WY ~ blood Hence as they remove The cause
every kind Of disease. It Is absolutely impossible
then y fail in curing dyspepsia
ypeee devoted exclusively 10 tie sale Of tie
eacine. wholesale aud retail, No O. Race Street
e,'.1e!g1je. No 25S Greeu~Ic h Street New York.
10 ~ Fremont Street, Boston ALL, for sale
~ s{6hn Thompson. No 1913 Liberty street
".0sl Also, Tor sale nv MrJAMES MELIOR.
on 49, Wheeling, Va. nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29

JVALFOR CoMMUNlCANTS.--A Mar.
7eor COMMITMENTS. or The order for adj,
1he Holy Communion. conveniently ar
medlialions and prayers from old En-
:, being the Euchnrsla Of Samuel VII
n adapted 10 the American service -
Ibis elegant ltle work jusl received
~ JOHN J HASWELL.
% Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
MOTTO Il.
CAps. NApS. CApS.

n = 4 = - -
q ECElNED tdi- day, al MCAI LAM'S, l19
1 > Nan si-3 d, 4 fine Sea otter Cap,
80 doz Mus,ral Can-; 20 da1 Hair Seal Caps
% do ScaIcr do
10 do Cert. Clalh Fur trimmed Caps
10 do Youlh'7 do DO do
DO do do Naval do
10 do do and Chillren's Fancy do
3 do Gents Fancy new style do
10 do do aud Yonth's NeIyeleen do
) do do do Glazed da-al al
which viii he sold nj Whacs1io r Retail, al lie
very lnwesl prizes ior Cash Country Mo-. hanls
and others who wish Ia purchase, VIII find il sreal,
Il 10 HEIR advantage 10 call and examine my siocl
at line sign ci lie Big Black la.
sep 80 a c MCALL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
TO TIE LADIES,

81 rSr received at Todd'- Shoe Emporium.
Vg fresh ,upp.y Of Ladie,' CATERS superior al
uce and will be sold very low 1r Cash.
nov lG 4 S TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
NOTICE.

VIZ gentlemen Who have engaged 10 study
~ Srfman Language with me, wll please
o5se to-day 10. morrow SO as ~ enable
1or the nece ssaty Class Books.
IL A FISCHER
ne 49, will commence Monday Dec ,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-29
Fl 4 T@# "a 7n Ea5s ny AaS
SO # e. ;, 10 L,IgG 60

oBoS-L VII DIT, respectfully informs the ci-
u7ens Of Wheeling, and vicinity. than he's
able and substantial manner at NJ lff one door
above tao north cas- conner of Nam 81 md Mar
kri alleF and nearly opposite Measrs Jmoscn' E
Hat store. He bces leave 10 assure an those
shall be attended 10 with the slrictest regard
for punctualuy aad DESPATCH nov %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15
Xr#ygM
%PosTS W.
- VI

Geo Week.. a white man. hal h' d"
Cla,rs,,lle Ohio TN. week, Tor 'hooifas'
The Jury found verdict oigni''' ' "
first degree. He's to I've sentence ~
Two Young culprls from Poi''''
dsy at,e,led b, n constable Of that eIF
nied by some of our police Officer. ch"s''
theft committed on the cana between
Cleveland. The amonnt stolen n
Of which - 200 was found on mem
lodged in IA il. There wa, four ID lie '"'
arrived on the Brunette, and "e'T 49, >.
The stages when they were naooe"'
left for The west; but has. We pf.'"''''
before this Time, as two office" WIZ
The hurlh's whereaboui. Is moi Ye'
HONICIDE.-We learn by ls''e'
Lonl,. lh,ta case occurred here on NV
Thursday week not unlike The sne i,
cn.e in Philadelphia. The substance ~ +,
i.as follows An aucloneer se1nce' :,
ef respectable shoemaker, ana '''' :,
10 New Orleans. After being absent :.
returning. he left his victim as = "'", ,l.,
his arrival nj ST. Louis. The III''e' :.
on him in company with friend. !" :,
his question wh.fe his danglhef -,
i,factory reply was given; and 'q'a'g
1uiry whether the william ln'ehoe' -,
tim No .oonsr wa. the answer mo'' :,
Iher drew pi.ioI and fired Inc 'O'' n,
way a portion oflhe upper part o. '''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15


Mf 7 WISHED - swat.
neraI faIA--Ha. aaf r.-... fss.zz
high - Hat 49,
\ Nffrr. Colonel Pail.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15

I ~ U ~ I0IsHE = = V0fIUV q
~ confidence. ana lie ENJOYS il aU i
aa only say for enc. tina. II v,so 10
IN, TODAY la remove han from
.sa .qco he bai5sas nse.ra..4 ..- The
Voc Presidency aud In Hat AMY other
nan n, mv pleasure IN his place. /
void bo.d On asaa hn VIII G.,h no
hands and all ny He5s y keep u,m Ias.
a.bara hens
Gena,n...ueare asaaa.elas Wings.
....... DISTINGUISHED by WIZ con-
#4-. bv wing endurance. b4 wing SUI
erae. D., Wig bravery. and bs Wing
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15

A. siuealueat efAe Con.HaaI.aa. huIHne Ao
nm
Whsa ae4 appeal l1 the f1s..aas Of men. oad
eatat 10 excite ouc cIa,sof tie community
acs.na aaa.hef. D. is er.uz aoa conclusive
G, t5enee fnltse, design wrong On afH-hat
hey have NJ principle, ior MN To ny fleir reason
at5anI an3 in urt presume fai Trey VII he
governed h, Hcr Illsmcnt OF lhis ehafacter J..
ne tiTlt NOW bern. m1dr.la mlk, Foreigners hcIcve
tlai IL, VIZ. are ioun cal 10 llcm a. beiy We
fal ~ the ls.i Areu., qu,ausn. (,helher true ~
a''es Nc ea"N "''l "'" 'H' 'Pee'h oil or af'''''
III vino II appears manifest I'M he def'fe' ne
extension el he nme rcqultee lot the naturalization
OF iofeieaefs. We "e'ome Mr. Archer en'efia'n'
'3ea ofHn'3as OIL! - d' some olhe' me@ oa'
there Is Ha s19d reason "aiirhnie The samo teehne
s iae Wing WriY generally. nor e1t genef1i-
Many 81 the most prominent men OF he wing panty
are Of ie'egn birth. md many "ha ealef tam
sentiments lie reverse of those expressed by Mr.
Archer, "blIe some of lie Loco Foeos enlef'o'n
simiar oaluious 10 b.s With lhsse opinions neilher
parly hive anything 10 do They are The Opinions
OF individuals. and have uo pau or lot with the
rafly or national measures. Few urn Of any party
nave nov any desire for the alteration of The main.
faIIza.io, ap,n. I,e fore on y,,e VIII eyot, ven,
''''' - comparative or'e, ny The increase oil our
naa'e population and The danger thai was
ap~eneadei by Washington from The power Of
eng fan's. Is olreedy pass 6ul Hose are lar better
"'o 'o''''f rearing '''''gn power. as honestly
f'p'e'' 'e'if iea'' than those Who count Them but
10 beifaf. The Loco Focos nj Cne.nnat have
a."ays Appealed 10 foreign preJHdiee and yel, twc
beng eomaeIlcd la nominate n cs,..oo f., ca,a,I
fea.ed la.3oo,,,bio, III. ,,.. ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-06-15

Inc steam Saw Mil of Messr, Baily & Tanyst,1
Cincinnati. vas destroyed by fire on si,nJsy ,,gb,
last L9ss he'eeen 3 ami 1000 dJllsf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Ger 1lntcri1licn.

= Qae cs i'm 9lubenfen erbolten fpcrben, cas
tie Sanoicatcn fir baS preGoenten aa,t,
I'D nie fcl9t ans9ciprcdcn baben:
".cSd, bin cafnr cas Der jeti9e 3ariff bcis
tehaIten wcree rpie er ilt."-@l laD.
"9d tin cafllr caB Der 2urif aufsebcbcn
neree."-Y 1t.
&(dD iic,frt sinem ssss;Ssn anS snUrrIafs
N3en Warft Cudmlih cincn glmcrifdnilbcn)
fur nniere Sauern, Manufafturiiten unb
Nanemerfer.
pclt qibt beu 8rittiid,en ben Scrtbcit,
rrcr nil bic 9lmerifaner n6tti9cn, 70 nchls
fell su arbciteH, ale bic 9ermften in europa,
fur II bis 90 Gents bee Gags.
SlaD it fir Elm amerifaniltcs Syitem;
go ( fir Elm Srittifhes
GIaYift fir ben jeei9en Garif, iprlder
ilh ais gut teipieirn bat
polfi it fur cine 9Ibsabe bon 20 pro st.
wppurh beIcneers gum 9tddtbel Der Saucrn
uno SHanbmrrfcr cine betrittlibr 9ccufticu
9cmadbt rpilroe. Stimmseber beernft eieir6
,pcbl che ihr ltin,mt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
SIprS 6 drolina @abl.

Die Seridbte ncn Tcrbs@arclina iinb nod,
nid,t ale ciu9e9au9cn. GO net mir bielel'
be rrhielten, Sci9en iIe eincn 9ewinn fur Die
eemcfratiihen Wbt9s BON un9cfdbr 600
Stimmcn in Gcr9lcih NIT Der Bohl bon
1912, uno es unterlicat feinem 3rpeifel, eae
Sra b a NJ Der QStig@cuoerr6rs @aneis
bat nit ur9cflbr 5000 Stimmsn Iaebsbeit
,.rvapu tIt.s Snt fur ben eriten Seriud !;
Clap erbaIt ipeni9iteus 10000 Wcbrbeit.
Sn Der lesten Selee9ebun9 battcn cie Co
fcs cine Webrhcit bon "a, nno bei Der jceis
gen g8ahl taben Die Bbi9S 70 wcit Die 9Ses
ridte nns befannt itnb "a Wit9lieter scncn,
uen. 9Srbl9etbnn Ncros Carolina
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14

tlr bic rcritiebeucu Staaten, uno su gnts
ten ces jsei9cn 2alifS BON Gutics auf aus'
ldnbiItle @uter 1T.
Sefd,lce III Dae mir nnfre Wtts
burger pcr, eedJl unc ben anecrn Sauntlcs
ocs Staats chne partbei'llntcrihleo, oufcrs
bern, BON ihrem 9emcinten StterbsltS'
Sd,lummer su crwaden, III weldlem mir nno
lc 70 lan9c 9cIe9cu tabrn, NIB uns gu helfsn
einen ltarfcn Serfudb 81 mndcn unicrn 9us
ten alten Staot bon tenn Hruf Der Sdlnlo
uno Der Shanee 81 rettcn, ipcItcr eurh Die
Sdmpahbeten uno 8erocrbenbclten eerer,
Die un6 fir bic Lessen Is Sahrcn re9tcrt has
ben, onrauf 9ebradt pcrcen 1T.
Bef hIp6en-- 0as bic 8erbanbluns
gen oieier Scriammlun9 orn Den Sedmtcn
nnteridrieben, uno oas Die Goitcrcn BON ais
fen 9lGentauncr 3eitun9cn ebrerbirt,9it cts
Iud)t fperpeu, eiei1bc 81 publBtrcn.
Cllntcr,cid)nct bon ben Seamten.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Ole GnumtD @crinmmlMm0.
q III II a d fen Ga NJ 4 q &

~ ~ " " W u v ~ - " 80 " " y
aae Siejcu9cn Die 9e9en ben pertasttn
Staat6tor, - fur cinen beld,neenceu Gariff
uno fir ciucn be6rrn @eloumlauf lIne, iON'
ten bic @luntD 8eriammlun9, wrIdIc an
Gatbauie bon 9 q 0 III OF @ j. DC in
Slc 9Btcithaa Souufdbip 9ehalten ipcrocn
fca, nid)t per9escn; inocm man I'D, ralclbit
uter ben 3uitano uuIere5 4anbe5 9eb6rig ~
beIpreden 9eeenft, uno su9leider 3ett flh
nad Masrs9elu umfrhcn miro, nm unicrn
9Intbcil ba;u bcButra9en, alIen ilebeIn Die
and hrlalfci, unb melde nlis ohnS al"Snat>
me hurd, eorcNrhrme 0ecaterun9cn lber nus
9ctrad,t wurocr, obsubelfcn. gIIic mchnet
bel, uuo 9ibt cure Weinnn9eu beutltdb 81 pers
iteben, beuu etpas III uB 9etban mcrrcn
rm uneru Seid,peroeH Shranfen III Icecr,
uno ldst eS ntd,t gefa9t perrcn, oas bic
9Shi9 parthci fId, nid)t auf6 9leuBerite be-
mlihte bies su be;pe6eu ia ;ei9t euern llns
tsrorrdcr, bas ihr allies SelbltintereGe fur
ras 98obl bes Sanoes auhucpfern bercit
ieio, uuo oges aufbieten nerbet mas in cues
rsr @c,palt iteht, nm eie 70 tbeuer crfaufte
Srcteit rein uno unbefledt 81 erhaIien.
e. Ncrr Or Ccwcu bon DoDleetaun une
onoere 1erren perceu Die 8eriammluuo in
Ter cn9Ii1d,en unb oeutften Sprad,e anrcs
ten. 9lub tpirc Hthter Senfs 9e9enpdriia
fem
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Senoet Die Scflnlente in llmlauf
Slur sg5 Gcmts bis sur SNebt!!

9ln Ioide uniere Sreunoe rpeldte ms in Der
9lusbrcitun9 Der Wobrbett bcbnlRid) lein ncl'
len - uno iber unlere @ancioaten 9cnauen
llnterrid,t su 9cbcn - iiber bic @runofdec
,peld,e ibre Wdbl benz @clfe BON 1ennfyIpa'
nien Gttern icn, fuscn MIR Jest It b te
3citsur Wtrfun9! 9Sir madlcn
fen @crlhlo9 unlere 3ettun9 bis mad, Der
g8dhluuq BON Clap uuo Widrfle abSuieucen,
fir 25 Sents in 8prausbesatlung. Der
TrlcWg it jcet pcaencs 9c0fnet turd, bic
9rncrnun9 bon oarrtfon's S c dD Il
-9ett nns cure Nnlfe III Ger
Smsprcitun9 Der Dofumente. Sd,idt nns
picle Subltribentcn. poitmeiitcr Gno 9es
feslid, bsauftrast nit Gjelo cntbaItenr Srcfe
an Crufer frCi III ilberfeuoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
gInidilnf; Opu Scrna.

Sn ben 9tcu'SrIeaus 3eitunocn miro Der
Nertb Der 1eras Staats Sbli9ationen al
l2a @ts. i'm lbdler ange9etcn, nnc 9cr6s
Staefammernctcn su n cts. i'm 3haler |!
81 es Elm lGuneer eoB bic Suhdter bon tics
fen Sbli9atloneu uno 0tctcn Gin ercecs @cs
idrel su @unitcn orn bcm unpsYu9lid,cu
2lnld,ue bon 2cras rerfnbrcn fcQtrn, 100.
ourb tbre Scd,epcustude mnb ihrcn Ieuns
prn6itufc i'll (baIcr peripancelt milrrcu, in.
oem unIere 9tearrun9 bic Sd,ulo pcn &eras
llberncbmcn mnrbe
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
ben. @s fam Fd nidt NIT einuuber pers

ben. @6 FAM fd ritt NIT eiIlauber pers
tra9cn.
SefhGceen- Tao mir ;u Gunitsn
Der Srrtbeilung Der @nfilnftc ppn ocn of
fentlid)en Sdnocrcien untcr Die oerld)tcecncn
Staaten fno-eoB pcnnlDluanieu6 9lntbeil
nad benz Berfunf Der Staat5nerfe uns bcts
nahc pcr 2arirun9 Id,usen wGroc, ,-uno oas
mir nicmauo fir Elm sImt unterltileen pers
ccn, Der nid)t Su 9uuiten oieIer WaBrc9eI
lit.
Se id, 10 en- - Da6 mir ~ @uniteu
bes 3artif @efrBcs bon l942 lIno incem es
wie bcrcits 9eflblt miro, beiIbrin9eno fir oies
ic lluion cpcrirt uno einbrimild)en @rwcrbs
flei6 befd,ugt-uno oas audi feline periOn uilz
irre timmcn erbnltcn fam, au6er cr bat
nit ben unIcru llberciuitiutmcree @eiInnun'
gen.
Be cec - Oa6 mir ihpn cine
ldn9c 9fcihc pcnSabrcu nit 98chmnth duf Die
8crfhpcucun9cn uuIcrer Meaierun9en hins
9ciebcn baben ; co6 mir cicIelbc nbcr till
Id)wei9eno bebanerlteu ; iuoem mir hcfftcu
in jcocr Sruit unlerer Gfentlideu Seamten
Ucbnc ncd) etipa6 Yatrct6muS - ca mir
atcr bel oielen, ia, bel Der Webr,dbl terIcl:
ben IN bicIer SoinIGd,t, 81 un(crn 2eibmcicu
octiuId,t iparelt, 70 haben mir Den @nt(d,lre
9cfaet uns burd, 8rIf6 8erianmlun9cn III
elmer SpradNe bic nid)t nusperifanocn wcr:
Den fam, laut ,perrcn 81 loeen, uno eanit
fcrt,ufabrcn, 70 rpie audi lchr fcrgfdlti9 81
ieilt, wrn mir fir 9!enlter lintrrlfiibcL be
mIcre Rcgirrnn9s SeNmtcn mrhr Spar
iomfei. liohtbnr pcrecn I06cn, uno nnlcrt
WnuId,e crfulIt fInc.
8efd, IoBcr-0 00s bic 8rrhanolun
9cn cieIrr 8eriammlung bon ben Sramtcr
unteridricbcn uub in oIlcn 9llIcntanner 3ci
ur9cn tefannt 9emad't mcrben iclIrn.
Cllrtcrscid,net pcn cen @eamtcn.)
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Giufocl,c Traac.

SeftHcct IId) Gin chrlder, aufrldti9er De-
ncfrat in VsnnIypauicn - ciu Wfdnn, Der
wirflih bic g8chlfabrt Iriucs Saterianoe6
wunidt uno rer su feben wunItt, eaB nit
Der 2ImtS 9Iblc0un9 hcs Oauio u. pcrters,
aud, lclue Anhdn9er, her hungri9e pad wels
der 70 lan9e an Ger Stadt5.Strlppe flttcrte
uno fett ,purre, uuo unIern Staat in Sdbln'
De u1o 9fctb brdhte, cntlolen wilroe .?
Oann, 70 Iast aIe iclh' fir @cnrral Sos
Icpb Marf!e anftretcn.
Gr 9efGbrocte fsin S0ab, Gjut uno 2sben
fir bic 8crthcioi9uu9 ieine6 81terlaneee,
unb murbe cs an6h jcBt rpiceer tbun.
@r ii i'm ipnbren Sinre beS Q8orts ctn
rhrlider Wanu, uno miro chrItdle Wfdnnsr
in leiitcm Cabinet onltcltcn.
Sein Bsrifano it 9ut-icin &cpf f!ar uno
lrtn $lcrj rcd}t.
penniDlpanicn prb fdb untcr irincr Sers
matun9 Diceer crbcben, une ocr3fdmc penn'
yuanien mus dufhrren, ihren Sur9crn gum
Srrtrurf Sn 9ercidrn
9Giiirt ruu-bnB prrtcru H. ole erfo Scfcs
Ucrbunceu Guo-hchcu in Seilduoi9em, flit
tdglidhcm Sricfucdlicl, uno ibr SIncloat
miro Ucrbnncen, ric ,Slfapcc6 III 2lemtern Sn
tcbaltcn-0ic5 it cine uufroglidlc 2bntia'
de-
QBinfd,t ibr ben Staot pru rtcicn Naub'
rtacl sn bcfrctrn, 70 milst tbr tbn 81 Saus
ie lafrn
DicfcS bic cinfade unb flare SldIe, pas
rim c6 id) nddfen Sctptcr hancclt.
Vat, lH6dter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Gcs GitcT GcmcrGi'S 95ripat 2Tci'
uuHu.

Ger 0lidfmrrb gGhi9 fo9t, boe cin Ges
rild,t olCm 9Inideine nab gut ac9runret II.
fart 9caIautt in jcner Stact rie 9iuuec
mad't, nGmIld, : NIB gIncren5 Stcpenfcn,
Giq, UpT furiem einen Srief pcn @rGrral
Sodlcn erbaltcn hobc, i'll mcldcm Ger alte
jNClo bas ySci:dnrniB matht, Irnucitc wet be
nidt fur Slmcs &. WcIf 9ctcn, irnrcrm mIrs
te fir @IoD ftimmcn uno cas Slap NIT
@ep ehcit crmiblt wcroeu wurec ea6 e6
Nbcr nctbwenrio 1cj "cine ilcifc StrrIippe
Su mahrn" Cpic fTd Sodirn auecriittc)
UNI ras 8crtrduen auf;ubnIteu uno nm bic
partbci fur 1913 Uercui0t III bcbaItcn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
gBedbIcl tn GnurbcrlanS Sou,,tr,

Der SarIiele "jHcrllo" bon pcriacr lRr.
DIE Ia0t, ras fciu auocrc6 @auutY i'm Staat
cine 9r6eerc Gcrmchrun9 Ger Stimmen,abl
fur bic lSht3 Saueicatcn sciaen miro, ols
alt @umtcrIano ; bas eic QSbta 9fribcn fo(t
td8IttD SerIfdrfnn9cn erbaIten curd, Srcuu.
ce eCs IaritfS, wcIdrs unire Gic9ner. Ucrlof
fen Dtclc ysule hanccln ipie usrniuftioe
lRdnner, Die ntt bepcgcn ipercen f5nurn
thr el9nss Q9ohl unr cd5 QGobI ors Staate
bios emcs WlnnCe ipe9er aufSucpfern.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-14
Wicbr 2Nccbiel.

Q. S. Guclen q. y. Soasfius, Qutber
Stcnr, samuel @iles, Ocrus Sascomb, z.
SNmes, Salcmon ocwaro, s.. SO. @uf bmau,
SO, =. 9tuiitL 80. 8. @aDo, 6. prie(t, iun.
Huciue 9dme, 3. 6. sllIeu, WecIrs Stcnc II.
Ghoma5 Ytaid, ale 9ofo Scfc 9ptolieecr
fgr @tClre9ebun9 BON Wasaduletts fur ls43
IA, haben Die pc!freiben perlascn unb iInc
81 Dnnten bon ScrnrY Slap brrausscfcm.
men.