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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
81 q C) II C6 t
dcrif5s slmtsfube,
@aentaull, Sanuar 8.

9plro hermit 9e9eben an Die @rben, Sretitcs
rem nne ale etejen9en, iueldIe intereIIrt ITnb
III ben 8ermc9en unb Observation-Disclosures
bon fclSenben in QedId @dunsD oerltrrbenen
perlcncn, ndmlid:
l. Die 2cdnung bon Sl6ratam 0ictu,
8uareian bon Der 9erlcn uno 8rrm6acu Ses
qcter Sd)edler.
2. Die 3fed,nun9 bon Billiam Gins unt
Seieph @berbarb, ,9Iomiuiitratcren Der Ninters
Iasenfd)aft beS ocrlfcrbcnen Daniel Sf,dfer,
lebtbin BON NorosWheitbaa.
3. Die Hed,nun9 bon Benjamin Seibcrt
nno Wa9ealcna Seibert 9Iominitratcren
eerNtnterlaBcnitaft res psrtcrtcncn @eorqe
Settert, lcBtbin bon ecpbtG 3auuIdtp.
A. Die Ged,nun9 ocn Canicl q. 8uth,
Nomintitrator Der NinterlascnIchaft Der Der,
itcrbcnen Salcme @utb, leetbiu prn Silcs
QSbcitbaa.
5. Die 8efuuH9 BON Samuel .. 9teers
hplo, 9lbmiuiifratcr Der SSintcrlaBenIdoft
Ses perfcrbencn Sricbrth 9Ioerbeto, lcetbu
Don SaIibur9 Sauu1hip.
&. Die 2ed,uun9 bon @ecr9e 91inoer, 9Ies
1nintitrator Der SointerlaBeHIdaft ccs ucr Itrrs
bcaen Scbn StcffIct IcBtbin bon g. 0beits
ban.
Gas Die @rccutrren llub slbminiltratcren
beia9ter 0tnterlaBenItaften, II. 8auroians,
Ibre Hcdlnnn9en in Der 9ie9iitratprs 9tmt6s
itnbe iu 9Iltentann, in uno fur eed)a @auntD,
flnaetra9en haben-wcldbe 9iedluuneen benz
Walen9ertdIt bon tcia9tem @auntD CUR See
ttatl9nn9 pcr9eIc9t wrrcen, i'm @ourtbauIe in
bria9ter Staot, Srcita96 Den 6ten December,
aim 10 llhr 8ormitta95.
Stl9brnan Gosh, 9te9ifrircr.
9ie9iitrirers' '9tmtsftube, :
2Iuentonn, San. 8, lS45. nob@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
S5oanects 9SScino
S6netoer in Der Start 9lQentaEn,

SDnetper IN Der Stapt 2llental;hS
Scbient TdI bieier @elrgcnEcit fcincn
6reunoen uno einem 9cebrten puUlirGm
nterbaupt bic slnSri9r sn MAIDEN, baB CT ba6
S6neiper 9el0dft
in alien breen perIhirtenen 3nci0en, an esm
frltberen Stauo beS nerru Same6 Samcfcn,
in Der Sdniltcn Straee, iogGeih uuterbalb
@rai9's @aithauier uno Der Mefcrmirtcn
Stride fdrdg 9e9eniIbcr, betrcibt; alIpc or
dlle bicienigen. Die i'm NIT iSrcr 6unofhaft
beebren rperbrn nit p6lli9er 3ufricbenbett be-
oienen tutro. Oa cr Die 9ieuDcrf Sdlhcus
re9clmdsiq erbdlt, 70 1T er bacurd in ben
Stanb 9clett, INNER had, ben neucifcn W1cs
ZEN Su arbeiten. Sriue preile fuo billig
uno feline 9lrbeiten Die alle uuter ieiner ci9e,
men sIufId,t oerferii9t werocn, pcrIpriht er
bon pcrSl9liher Site ;u fcin.
0anfbar fir 9enceene Suntfdoft bcft or
ourh billi9e uuo piiuftlid,e Sroienur9 eicIrl.
be fernerbin, 10 ,pie cine Scrmebrun9 81 srs
balten.
SbcmaS 9SetG,
9luentaun Oct. %, nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
RrgciGstasGstiCta.

Sintcmal Der ad,tbare : o bn Bdnf 8,
Observation-Disclosures in ben ceridieeenen Scnrs
trH pcn Common Vlie6 i'm oritten 9eridtss
be,irf, beifeheno aus ben Sauntie6 Serfs,
Tcrthampton unb 2ed)a, i'm Staat 4yenns
fyiuanirn, In Graft ieincs 9Imtes preGcents
MidItcr Der oerld)iebcnen Sourten prn SDer
unb 3ermincr uno ai9emcincr @cfdn9nies
Gricoi9un9 in beIa9ten @Gunties !. uno y e.
ter s. aas uno Sdcob iainqcr,
@fquires, 9ldtcr Der @ourten bon Syer uno
Germiner uno alaemeiner Gcfdn9riB Grleo
hi9ung fur bic 9tid,tuilg ben Soaupt ilno anp
aercn Scrbreden in 9eoathterl QedIa SauutS,
ihren Sefehl an MIDI 9cltsat haten ippriu
fIe cine @ourt bon SDcr uno Serminer uno
Suartcr SelIton uno @cnimpn 'plie6 anbes
rdumen, iueld,e 9ebalten wereeu icn in Ger
Staot 9lllentaun in uno fir oos @auntp fes
dd, auf Den liten Wonta9 I'M Wrnat Sebtus
ar, peldbes Der 3te oes bcIa9teu WUuats 1T,
ino weIfe cine QScte cauern wiro:
60 miro hermit 9ea6rt0t 9e9eben
an alle Sricoensrid,ter uno @cnifobel inner.
baIb Der beia9tcn SanntD bon frd,a, baB fe
Damn uno oairlbit in ei9cner prrlcn NIT ib
rem 8cas, 3ccorbs, SuquiiItionen, GRANT
naticnen uno allcn ancern 9rinncrun9eu lth
cinfnoen, unr bic Sadeu Su tbun uno ~
cfrwalten, torlte ibren 9lcmtcrn cblie9en
Ses9[ei den
wcrScn and ale oieieni9en, wclG,G Ge9en
grfan9ene in tcm @jefin9nis Der @audty
4ed,a ais Sd9er occr 3eu9en aufutreten
taben, brnadrid,ti9et bos Ge fIh allocrt a.te
eaielbif cinSufinoen baberL nm biclelben at
prcieqniren, ME es itneu redt oiirfsn mag
@e9ebeu inter meiner 0anb, IN ber Stact
9lpentalln, oieTen Sten Sauuar, i'm c5abr
nnfers Nerrn Gin 9auIcnb 9ldt lunocrt
nno Siinf unc &ierii9
....- 9SIS erbaIte Die Hcpublif
Sapto Stem Sdcrif.
Sdlcrif5s 5sSlmtsitube, !
@llentaun, Sanuar 8. nabS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
9Sclsc 0ittcr
fir hcn 9Sinter.

Die llnterfhricbencn habcn lccbcn crtals
ten unc lInc in SrSffncn bcsriffcn, einer 9rc'
Gen
9lnsnab( Otter,
bic fId, fir bic terdnnatence SabrsSeit pais
fen, ale 9Nlct, ScaUer uno anberc feine 2is
der, @afTmers, SattinetS, WeftenSeu9e, II.
+. 10, nebit ben ueumcoi9ffcn 9ntern fir Cas
menflciber, - 9effrifte uno cinfade ieiesne
Gbibct nit Stranger, uno ancerc Sd,apls,
Serncr @ine 9rcse 9luswabl pcn Scieen'
scu9en, Gattune, Musline, SlanneIs, II. (.
~ II. 10, rpelhes iIe allies an ungewtbns
lih nietri9cn preifcn abSuiesrn 9clcnncn
fno.
Nrck, Sa9er mo 60.
9tco. 27. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
2ln Sar- oQeCtoren.

Glclcni9en SclIcctoreu weId,e bic in ihren
0urIlcdtsn auNeIhriebeue Wilg Strafeu
urd nitt brrtd,tt9t, wcrpcn 9stcten chuc 8ers
ju9 Nldlti9frtt ~ modeR, iHocm bic 8cd,s
nungcu 8cidllcGcn mcrecu mIsrn, 70 aud,
mps Der nch ousitebsuee Sauntv. uuo
Sta1tS Gar teridtiqt merbcn, wrpcn bic
Solicitors Sbddt Slt ncbmen brIiebru.
QS. S. Slumer S0aemeifter.
San 10. no3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
SeGdebarer Stobrttaup

3u perlebncn ober 81 perfaufen.
Ter untcrfd,ricbene it ,pilIens fclscnbcs
id,debarc6 @i9rntbum in Ger Stoct 9llIcns
tam rntmeccr Su.pcrfaufcn ccer nuf Gin ceer
mcbrrre Sabre SiGoerlebuen, rdniId
ictn ihdtbarer Stpbrffanr,
seIc9eu an sem fucmrillifcn @fc bcr Ndmils
ton uno ISitiam Strc ecn in Der Stact 9Il,
IcntauL in Wcdcm id,cn felt mctrcrsr Sab.
rem Stcbr9cihdfte brtricbeu murrcn. so
bcfnren I'D, 9crdumi9c Stchritutcn unc Elm
9rcees Stcbrhous ncbft @duntcr uuc auccru
nctbiSen @nridningcn oabsi unb aacs it
i'll Der beitcu Sronuna.
Nd Ger llutcrffrirbcnc ben ScarcbanecI
nch iln'ncr berclbt 70 it or I'M Shnec cis
nc 9rese 6unrld,aft Gem &tcbr suimpencen
~ 2Iuf Eerl0noen fam audi elm gBcbn.
hdu6 nit ucrIchW Werecu.
Galomon @an9clrere.
San. 9. ro3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
0rOfe 9SSitnsSer
III Hem 9teuVorf StpEr!

9aB't ocnnern Die @ancnen lout,
Die Jrcmreln fdalcn helI;
Sc miro 1Id freuen mande Sraut
Ourd bas, mas idb er,dM
Gom IeuDprf Stc br in bicIer StaSt,
Ger taufeuc idcne @unecr bat.
Scn Srrct'nrn Waarcn allcr 9ht
Sinbct Sbr SIu6lpahl bier,
llno 9llt 1T gut uuo gan, apart
Ties 9lautet, Sreuube mir {:
Oa 9icbt CO 3ldcr, brett uno fdmaI,
llno d, 6n 1T es audi aasumaI.
@rapats itno bier unb @rIars aud,
lluo QHeitcu munberfd6n,
Die Wob fe be it infer Sraud,,
Tics mil6t ibr icltif 9eifebcn.
.! { a B te 6, fcmmt geIdrpiuo hcran,
Sci mir ftno't Sbr ben rcd)ten Maun.
@cn feds al stpansiq @ents fauft Sbr
Sattun fur ein fdl6n 6lcic,
Merino's frie0t Shr audi pcn mir,
Gar fein uuo ;iemlid, brett,
9IGpnha6, Sd,awls, uno Scnars, ihin,
Sino bci ocm u b Ter all ;u febn.
Wuslin ce Gaiues unc Spibcn fcin,
St6nut Sbr in Mcnoe icbn,
Sn, Nl, mas id6n it, lpirS bier fcin,
Sbr broudt nid1t wciter 9ebn
Nicr bdbt Shr's fur bic haIben 9>rcis,
Su Gctb nno 9elb, IN Sd,wdrb II. WciB.
Drum suft MIR friIdb brim II b Ter an,
@5 miro @ud nitbt 9crcu'n,
Der Ccutlde uno Ger @n9Iifd)' Wann
NI,rN tI,t5 E,,,,
Shr 2dbIes fcmmct sla' bcrciu,
Wtit mir fcat SIR Sufriecen frin.
fcuember s.. rQ3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
2l0lante 9laCGriCGt.
Sept. I8.

Oa Sacob 81 0 III q uno feline Srau
tb, bon gtieber Wlacunoie Gam.
fttS, 2ehd @auutY, pcrmittelit elmer freimil,
liQen llebcrfd,reibun3. batirt bcn 2Siteu 9tos
pcmbcr, 1914, an ihr @i9cnthum, icpobl
lie9enoes aI8 pcrl6nlide6 unb ocrmiIhtes an
Die llnttrfhricbcnen iibcrtrn9cn baben, mo
imar gum Scitcn Ger @rcbitoren oes tcIa9.
ten Sacrb 9icmi9, fc wcrbcn bicrmit ale,
prId,c nod, ouf ir9euo ciae 9lrt III bcla9tcn
Ncmi9 idulci9 Tno, auf9eforcert inuerbaIb
6 QBcdrn abSubrSahlen - uno Sc,d,c, Gle
nod rcdhtmdei9e 2lnipriidIe an tefugtcn Sd
cob 0icmi9 babeiL ipereen ebenfans aufgcs
fcreert ibre Hcdnun9eu inncrbaIb bcIn9tcr
3ctt prbIbcftdtigt cinSubdnbiscn, an
SosG, S5stCO daEEtf @ICifr' : 9tn1suics.
Crc. 18. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
SOO.OOae fyu6
y retter unb OaubD( a
porunter ff6 10000 SuB Stri6en
Yreftcr kefinSen.

.... Vrettfr beftnHeH.
Ger lInterfhriebene mad,t feinen Srcuns
ben uno bem putlifum 5lberbaupt befannt
oas or ietucn Soolsbcf an bem altcn Stano
BON @an9enere unb Dreidler, in Der Soamils
ton Straee, cberbaIb saDenbuhs Wirtbs'
baus, in 2llentaun nod, INNER fortbcreibt,
mo er auf Soano bat cit all9emeines s1crtes
ment opn-
Saubol ndnli6:
&trften Soarb6 nnb planfen--4Gn.
net YDarb6-teffe SDrte Gjelbpetnt
Tloprtoarr6- @ei6peint SparpS =
9elbpetnt Scentling fir Senifer9eftelle
= Semlpcf Scentltn9 = Saifen =
Sp1rren-Soaro5 uno anbereS Saltz
bolS @elbpeint Ylanfen-eJotnts uno
SapsSd,tnoeln - Nfpiten-Satten -
WfaurerS2atten, Il. ~.
weIhes G. allcs an cen biai9fcu preiIen gu
perfaufen 9eipnnen lit.
Das pubIifum miro adltunaspcI etnaeIas
ern, anSurllfcn uno fir Gd, IeIbIf Su urtbeilen
@r it rdnfbar fir geuoBene qiti9e lluters
(tiiBun9 uno miro Id, brftrcben ourd, biii9e
uno pnnftIihe Secieuun9 Ttb Ger fernrren
unteriflleun9 ipllrbig 81 MAIDEN.
Tatban Sref6er.
December 19. l,q-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Der qDfretter.

Ter llntcrScidretcr neId,e bic 3ettun9c
curdb Sbcr Sauccna trdqt, gibi hirreurI
Nadrid,t eos am llteu 9tcpcnber ipieeI
cin rSahr prit9elo pcrfaIIen mar. 9llle ci
jeut9cn, mcId)c nod, fcrrbl pom ccrigru al
pom erit ucracdcncn i'm Rndlfancc iin|
mcreCn crIud,t, eadrlbc cntwcter am ibu ce|
all ole padbalter einSntdnciqru
Wfclcs Su6efer.
9tco 81. "a
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Gpril "a,
SO6ar .. Cities.
aQentaun Sct. %,

e5Obal 8. Gtilcs,
0e6t5anpalo, (Attorney at Law
nimmt befe @clcacnbeit oas publifum gu be-
uadrid,ti9en, oas CT in een pcrificbenen
@ourteu in esn @aunties bon 2cda, @artcn
uno Tortbamptcu practisrt, unS alic benz
pnblifuul ieine prcfe6icnefle Dicnitc ais
Hed,ts9clebrtcr anbietet. 9IIe @cllefticuen
werceu mtSrcue II. Shnclli9frit au6arfnbrt.
Sciue Office 1T ndhitc 3hhre 81 @ecrgs
Saberoder'S Sortrl, 9IlIcntauu.
SIC feren5eu:
attb. euthcr Sicoer, !
2e,pis SCurs, jr. @iq. 8iIfrStarre.
Caleb .. Slider, @l1.
gId,tb. 9totbanicI .. @Icrcc, SnrriSburg.
gld,tb. 9liharo Srrabbcao, Galtou.
.. s.. QBbccIcr, Ga.
9Idtb. glil 'pldcr, Waud) Ghuuf
6, 9t. i5trutters, @fq.
98cpcwaro mo CuieutmD, Ncupcrf.
QB. s, CnicnbnrY uuc 81, Hcbt6auwiI'
ee, philadelphia.
Hcprmbcr 4. nqbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
ScIepb 9lSei6.

T@r it auh g9cnt fur Die perifcs
C al Sri Qen9l fer, mcldrs cine
qani ncue 9Irt @'ldfer it, gan; belonbers fir
lhmdd,e 9Iu9en pcrin9Iidl uno bon So. W.
paiH pcrfcrtigt tperben, unS weld)e cr an
ichr ttlli9en prriicn perfauft.
SCtcbcr %. nobb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Der 9CUtfreitcr.

Csr llutcrscid,rctc wclder bic 3citlingei
radb 9Bbcitball mb SNeiorIberg triat 9iH
hicrcurt Nod,ridt, bae am lifen Sanua|
piccsr Gin Sahr prt9clo pcrfadcn mar. 4
$iIIc ticjeni9en, mcldc ned, irpcbl pom I'd
ri9cu ais oom crit ucrflc6crcn in 9iiidlfayi
DC ilnc, rp'rccn erfudf, caGclbc rnhpccer
ibn Cecr an ole padbaltcr cin;ubiueiaen.
Senjanlin Siebl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-29
Suli H.

slNc Hcparatureu pcrbcn ihnca uno bill,
li9 bcicrgt-auh ocriIt,ert or feline 9Irbeiten
auf cmen 9eptsen 3citraum, uahoem fe fci,
ne l8erfftdne oerlaeen.
Gr fam oteie @cle9cuheit nia,t prrilbcr 9es
ben laeen, cbne fcineu Sreunoen unb Suns
ben fir Die brreit6 9enoeene libcrale tlntcrs
ltiBunS icinen id)uloi9cu uub ;u9leid, un9es
henheIten Danf absuitattcu, nno tttet bics
lclben su9leid, I'm cine Scrtbauer ibrcr
9uuIf.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26
THE HOT WEATHER.

The Providence Journal of Saturday last says !:
cit is very shosghed policy which leads fault finding
people complain Of the weather These hot days have
very excellent effect upon the world The restoration party
has melted away, and the sovernny has ceased
itself about the Martyr The cheap publication presses have
lost half their activity and the diffusion of useless books
arrested The Locooco party has lost its zeal for the
sion Of the Of fsedom Transcendentass not
anxious they for the progress Of the Editors
write short articles neither dull profound enough cost
their reales any effort Correspondents send in communi-
cations about half often, and not quite half long
usual Teeotalers have made with alcohol and
against too free of cold Some few newspapers
have enough LEFT to discuss the propety Of paying
funeral honors TO the memory of General Jackson Here and
there leerwritcr shows signs of life by telling e and
one or two Lococo papers not too far gone affect
love for the people. The of a with Mexico is
looked upon only sign that the dog-sar rage
and by universal consent the moral social and political
rests Of mankind postponed ill cold weather.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

whilst we commiserated rather than condemned
those who were slaves to il, we are yet Of the
opinion that il is due to consistency, well as TO
the known wishes Of the popular majority which
brought the present Administration into power,
that the reform of abuses in the Government should
: embrace persons well as things; that the re-
CURED change of measures should be accompanied
with such change Of officers as will produce
harmony of action in the different departments OF
the Government and restore men and things as
lar as practicable TO their ancient relations. This,
II appears to us, is no more than what common
sense and ordinary prudence require of every man
IN private life in the management Of his affairs.
! no man. Tor example, coming to the head of a
landed estate, of mandatory, of mercantile
house, or the command Of ship, would retain in
authority under him an overseer, foreman, a
cashier, or mate, (and so also of inferior en-
: ployments,) in whom he had no confidence, or
: whom he knew or found to be entirely incompe-
tent or neglectful. To this extent and no further,
: do we advise and justify removals from Office
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26
TABASCQ.

IcNAcIo MARTINEZ, Commandant General of Ia
basco, on the l4th Of June, at San Juan Bautista,
issued an address TO the inhabitants, accompanied
with declaration, signed by certain officers, in
favor of the Federal Constitution of 1924. warm
contest, the basis of this revolution may be an
tcipated in Mexico, The Commandant's address
is very high-fown and hombasc, and goes dead
against the existing Government, the ground that
"nsead OF beginning to re-occupy the rich territory
Of Texas, and proftng by the national honor gained
at San Jacinto, they have deereed already to enter
into treaties with those usurpng adventures, TO ac-
knowledge their independence at the loss of Mexican
rights, and the whole, if they had acquired just
title to that territory. This conduct and the mys-
terry, on the other hand, observed by the present
Administration, the Governor remarks, is neither
worthy Of the Mexicans, nor able TO be tolerated
because it would contribute to the infallible ruin OF
the Republic"
He goes also for the replacing In the Of their
functions the authorities violently displaced in
1884, with the exception Of General SANTA ANNA
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26

Mr.. Collector Mxncus MonroS, who twice elected
Governor of Massachusetts by majority of vote, good
deal bothered with applications for office the Boston Custom
House, the strength Of that unit suffrage
Of individuals claiming have given it, and of course
have made Mr. Morton what he Going upon the ground
that they made something Of him. Why in the Of all that
is reasonable, shouldn't he make something Of hemP is
quite that they could all Of them have been the single
that did the business but each considers himself in
that category, and Of claims the reward The
certainly presents some difficulties and do not exactly
how the Collector is himself out of them but
think put him in the way Of Kidding himself Of one al
least Of the candidates II viii be recolec,ed that fellow
partly paid down for has vote in new suit o. clothes 50
that he at any rate has right be pushing his claim
that says he promised four hundred dollars in
money which he got but that is matter between him
self and the agents Of the Locooco party who made The agree
ment Indebaius assumpsi some other proper action
he against the parties that contract but we do not see
any recovery be had against the Ex-Governor though
his benefit As present advised we can
not counsel Mr. Marcus Morton to give that fellow Office
Nelc York Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-07-26
Wesee it stated that expresses are again in compe-

Wesee il stated that expresses are again incompe-
tltion with the Post Office Department in carrying
mail matter, and suits have been Instituted against
them for breach of the new law on that subject.
Those who desire cheap postage system under
Government sanction should discountenance all in
Engagements of the law and lend no aid to the efforts
of irresponsible parties to break it down by compe
tion II the deficit under the new law, after trial
of six months, should be thus increased to several
millions OF dollars, it will be used as an argument
against the cheap postage system, and the effect
upon Congress will be inevitably TO produce re-
peal, especially as it is even now regarded in many
sections Of the country but another mode of using
up the surplus revenue, and thus perpetuating the
tariff of 1912, with all its imperfectons.
IPennsylpandn.
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rnom ruE cHAnLnsros (DKmocnArrc, mrncuHr.

The Washington Union contradicts the rumor
that Mr.. Pakenham had proposed and Mr.. Buchanan
had accepted the 10th degree of latitude the basis
Of compromise of the British and American claims
to Oregon, We believe il is only by adopting such
compromise that the question can be peaceably
settled though it is certain that treaty framed
that concession would meet violent opposition, and
very possibly be rejected in the Senate. The latter
is not however, certain The demagogues say that
England is afraid of war, which is doubtless true,
But when they 60 further and say that she cannot
be forced into with u.s. they talk nonsense, as
demagogues always will when they have swing If
they would let Oregon alone, it would be quite
as soon as we shall want it, let who will make a
paper title to it.
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TEXAS, ENGLAND, AND FRANcE.

Mr.. AsHBEL SMITH, the Secretary Of State Of
Texas, who recently went on special mission to
the Courts Of Great Britain and France, returned
to New York on Monday in the steamship Great
Western, and is expected soon to take his depar-
tire for Texas. The last Journal Of Commerce
has the subjoned remarks on the subject Of his
mission:
1--WE learn that he has accomplished the objects
OF his mission, which consisted neither in obtain
: ing loan nor in selling his country to the French,
English, or Dutch, nor in procuring its indepen-
dence instead Of annexation to the United States.
Texas has now no diplomatic representative in Eu-
rope, except Mr.. Dangerfeld, who we believe has
: some time since received an order Of recall. A
/. principal object of Mr.. Smiths mission, we
understand it, to prepare the way for closing
the relations Of Texas with European Powers in
: respectful and becoming manner. Those rela-
tons had been of the most friendly character, and
Z the Government Of England and France especially
had manifested cordial interest in the welfare OF
: the young Republic. That they wished her to
remain independent rather than be annexed to the
United States is beyond doubt; but this is to be
said to their credit that in any negotiations they
may have had with Texas for this object, they
have never, either of them, proposed to reserve
/. any peculiar advantages themselves beyond what
should be enjoyed by other nations. This further
should be said to their credit, that now, when they
that annexation is the will Of the Texan peo-
ple fairly expressed, they abandon all further at
tempt at interference. And this still further may
be relied on, that they have and will exert them
selves to restrain Mexico from the infatuaton OF
making war upon the United States, which would
only to complicate affairs, without the pos
sibility Of preventing annexation. Mr.. SMITH
expresses his opinion decidedly that there will be
: no war, not even with Mexico"
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vessel will sail from New Orleans in November next
with emigrans from Kentucky, to the settlement
of Kentucky, in Liberia II intended TO take out this a
only two hundred They will enjoy all the advantages Of the
Lberan Government and have the privileges in Ken
lucky in Africa, that they would have in any other colony in
Liberia The emigants will be furnished land according
the business they shall pursue when they arrive there
Those who pay their expenses there will be provided
for and be supported six months after their arrival The
Element will be made in the neghborhood Of Monrova the
north the south side Of it. The emgants from Kentucky
assemble in Louisville in November and with the agent
of the American Colonization Society for Kentucky will go
down to New Orleans, and there take ship
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reprehensibe joke pcperated by young cler
gyman very foolish young and women board
the steamboat Delaware few days since The victims of
this serious hoax young gentleman and lady, scarcely al
all acquainted with each other, who married IN fun
during pleasure excursion but found out getting ashore
that the voyage upon which they had embarked promised to
he longer than they had ntendedbcng for life and DEATH
The gentleman behaves very CALAMITY the subject and
leaves the entirely the choice Of the lady il she
chooses consider herself bride, he win accept in
the hand he took in sport The lady, however, believe,
much mortified and chagrned at the affair. The young
gyman who could behave houghessy ought travel to
Jericho aud arry till his beard be grownN " Tribune.