davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
SolfS@Btbliotbef ser OeutIben g(aiTfer.

~SOlle>CtDlNVlDtl UtE SeUIiCDeH Nla11tter.
@nba[teno etne sIu6wabl Der ocr,aaliden Sebiobte.
@rsdblun9en, Shaufptele, u. {. 10.
Orut nnp 9erla8 BON S. QD xbcn,as S1r $50, Ga(pwbn
StraBt, QbiIarelpba.
Sas ertte 6eft Der "pLtss s9bliptbee Der Seatn Gfo
ter Ut tretts crener nb mir e9en baelbe utcrn ptreb
den sonpseten uno Mtbrsern pcr, no sauten ,pmt pe
2Snnf6e na1juermen peler rerfbietenen Sttrn aus
Jerrpen murb haB es ntt Bios CUR ansnebmen unterbo
tu19 cnper and 3ur a9meincn Silouns unb 9elebrnna u
ltres 70 jahreien @tanes 9en QSelt oene bic 6tr
ansSabe elmer Nuspabl Der een Gebiesenpn aus ben
Serten nferer eeuti1sn S1rifer lit seitpeen ten III
peranttalten. -
tin. nun 70 piel ais mSs bic Irpbufe Der aGen0tofi6tn
8enies unres an arfanres su perbreen rt aid, BEN De
niger Scr bic Inlbafun9 bteter ots ,8tbliotbee ~
lei6ten laen mir ncnai en 0eft, "a @eiten fart in
ncm trbi8en ltmbas 5u bcm retfe Gents e(e nen
l69en nnre sanoslcute no Witb1r8r ben bpben QS,rb
Intertr oeuen Sriftfeler aud 1T tlcn 6e,atb fort.
anerfenncn ts fur bas nte yrbabene sntammt t(e,tn
nne brsn est3n@t ar bas SSne UNI Sae9e auf Sinner
unp Gntel Htsr9ebsn lanen!
Sebin9uneen:
eor relp Snbfcrbent perpfet @ ni,r aur Gnnobnt spr
ete pel9e elnen Sao blb; feiner 1T baber aebuben
BEN n3fen Sanb 5u ebme 8em 6te efte tprp ein 6aun
ats no n SAhats Serse@nie pes sansen Sonos sseert
wernen-e Nbcfrnn9 eins ben 6cftes 1T Der @5ubftrip
ttons pres bafr 10 @ents gu rtdn-Briefe &C. ,tn
Ier Nobtefe rs. Q8 xbtmas, Slr lO5 Qa(cmhG Citrate
pDtlapepba treen trantc erbeten, le(bunaen III
ierptIrnen ppn Dem Sera9e 81 jebrseit an3encntrleu
G-Oas erlfe Sett Der Vpfsbblctb lit berets erhtntn
uno fam in per O pes 9ateranbsreunbs enaeeben er
oen mir ebmen germ ltnter(6rber pafr an Der unaehee
l9e prs etn en3elnes ft GA Seitem tcmt blos au
10 eents mad es bem m6s m auf btee 9Bee sine merits
eelt SittotDet enjuf3aen anb NIT ben @rifelrn nre
alten Vaterlanbes perrant m erbe Orud apier no 2us
fattuns fnp pcrjISli9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
yu 1T on-g Ien9ieBerei.
Mel0 tuo ggJenol(1rg,

n a I S Il On 9 t ART 6 o.,
t0efunetn bre Sreunre unb oas 9anse utlitu bas it
otHr5b tn 8efdftspcrbnbunS partnerfbtp aetren
lnb unb br GtatlTtment ppltanp9 i'm 8anst batt-
ebe Nr @nBarte miro an Steune prompt unb s ben iii,
t8ten preen pcn i1nen perrti9t le rte oefn Gc6
sthttte pfn9e, Dfabnrr Saen 70 pit betbalpt at ~
tbren Se 8eDbriSe e9nfant nerben 3utnft ppn tbtn
an 3anb seban-9sensen welbe perslri6en o5eeenanoe
eeparte'' fprpem nob tb nenn M bel nns anruen re mir
nber5euSt nb, baB c elt 0Qsbennps ebrae nht tef
ter uno mpblfeiler 3u faufen im @tanpe tub " ~
Sutton Den Stcn. Oe3emter, 1912. 20 b T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Orucfarbetf

1eeer Nrt III oentfder nnb enQIler Sprade. ,ptrh Il,
per Sffce 6es ,;Baterlanofreuuos" ftxel(. foubsr "
nno eorreft beforst.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Nus;ebrun9! Nusjebrun9 /!
Gur foI9t nad) Sur, cnrd ben @ebraud bon Or Dun
cans 9Iusrurf bef6roernbes OeilmitteE.

0r. Q8 M. .. peters, Nibmonb, Snbiana rpur-
be leees Sriibiabr bon elmer b6sarti9en 9erfdlmn9
teim9eiudbt welde d auf fetne eun9e feete 1uo eno
lid p6blen unr @eichpHren bitoete Sein Sausar,t
9ebraue 9aes, mas er fur gut bielt, alein obne @r-
fog. @r benahrdttt95e bn, caB er nd,t eebelt per-
oen uno bae ndbts mebr tpeiter 9eban erben f6nne.
CUR feben Belt peranlaBte tbn ien 8reunb, 6r. Ner
eu, su Daoio g. Stationary, Der Elm 2t9ent in belem
phase 1T, fir bic Meou u enben, mas er aud, that
gbe er 8laiden gebraudt bate, fanb er, cae er be
fer puroe. gadcem er 6 8laihen aebraudf bate,
par er beren9t, bae biete 2rsene i'm frtren pilroe
gr fidte fit 6lafhen metr, nno fublt fd5 uunmebr
9Iitdltd ben Granfen lagen 81 f0nnen, bas er nod
oapcr 9ebraute unb in jeber Sesebun9 lfarf ftlt IT,
iolnt pollfcmmen sebet 1T. gr ptnitte baB bieie
3elen burd 3etunaen per6entltdt tpereen, bat an
brre 9eioenbe Die Q4irfuns bon Or. 9 uncans|
q II 6 tpurf befbrbernbes 0etlm lite Il
tennen lernen ltnb sebetlt meroen mb9en.
lSir bic llntersetdneten flno nit rt. eters 9enalt
befannt, uno pien, oaB cbt9eS polfcmmen ridtt9 it,
Sames peters,
Siaac 0anna,
8eor9e DUH,
q. .. &eDlou, Giq.
G~3u baben BEL S. 9artOu, Canton, etart So, %.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
NufDrOeru

1So lno ST. bann unb @aspar8 auer,
spe Brlteer aug pcppenlauer, &onigreid5 Batern a
Sobann Bauer bat sulest bon 8etbehem, Sbto, mad
Dentl9ano geihrieben nno @a5par Bauer foQ (td ben
lesten Nad'rthten snfolge in Marnsbnrg, 8irai,en,
auftalten. Da nun ibr nnterseidneter Sruoer fton
Swet Srlee an bea9te Srte ge{enoet aber feline ut-
pcrt ertalten bat 70 fprber er hermit cbenaenante
Sr1cer auf thm ibren esisen 9ufentbaft ansuseaen
oes9ledben bttet er jeben Oaenhenfreuno, Der iber
o1esieen M yadr!e aeben tonnte, folde an unteueben
Scfepb 8auer,
10 SO. III 8ewerp, Hesp-9)orf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
S6neiber = 05eflbdft,
gftCtD[QuS YDur.
Deffltde 2uscarawas Straee, Canton Sbic.

'DVT'''oEV "~HVt"tW9UUo SIEUPPI VUHIDH SDtC.
SNQk6H at ttien &unben bn pnbeum biermt bic tr
A seeenlfe 1n3eise, baB mod mer fortfabrt otenae
antes 4etAa in allen teinen perebenen 3ese AT teinen
alten Stancpnntts N Der pten Iusearawas CITRATE b
Sene Ar6eit 8arart mad Der f6nen uap ba,ttrbafte
fen Nr nnb tn tebereinimmuns NIT fpatefe utb beles
tefen Wobe 3n peret8en Gr erDat nonafi bic pate tn
oNoben Jn Dore anb Bwep6Asntb BON parts (Sranf
r) Seine 9tbn8unScn np mad ben 3eiten seriotet mir
sew6bnfi6.
Serttg gemahte &Ietbuna,
bait T fets ef anp unb GUM erfauf3a ftbr btlsem reen
FUR. Sa or el b poer annebmtare $ancesprsfte
eantpn SET, IL, ls45. s9sb.p
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
9luforoernng str Supcrlptipn auf eine beutihe W2o
natsIdrift, betitelt
60 80
SO q [ + all a.

I
orhd nnp Seras o'n g. H. 28clenwrtcr pbilaoclpba pa
Sbt9es gSerf, entbalteno ene Sammluua BON tute
reanten &r5ablunsen uno 9opelen, 8atlaben unb So
man5en neuerer 3ett eriheint in mpnatlicben Nefen
oon 48 srpBen Sctaoieten (eericonformaD nit eitem
farbigen umihlas iii ccrreften Druf uno auf tpeiBem
papier, sn cen duserit biisen reie BON 10 Gens per
peft. Austpdrti9e slbonnenten erbalten ben sausen
Sabr9an9 (l2 Sefte) aus mebr als SIC Seiten bette
teno) fur Dollar til 8crausbesablune, tpcburd, bas
eln5elne oeft auf 81 @ents fbmmt Snnerbalb Id Ga
gen tpro oas erite Seft erihenen 9tab bem gmpfane
lbeifelben bas Ndhere.- %
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Zouts RetuDarO,
W II liz nj 6 eft teL
9JittSb1trn 9tn

Gds btr Serrp unb 2BaTtr @trase.
%, 100 bic 0ampfbppt ppn-tnb FIR pen 2eeen tieatn
pittsbur9, par Nusnft l, 1s45.
EmPIeplHn9: Ger unterf9riefene bat bci 5rn Stein.
9aro !o8rt nnb frtat , been a,s unb ebanbluma ene
SrsunSen np Dem pabltam beonbers empfeben ,u fSnen
Oeter Gdrfmdntt
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Cine Oa1bImable nno Baueret su perfaufen
(CE1t GitItnrnhnitN

Der llnerlfrte6ene btetet, inter oen bIieIfen Be
otngun9en nno TIM ben haben 9Sertt, cine ffSne Balt-
ere nno cine Mablmlble, 9ele9en in Sadnn IaunIbp,
Start @puntp, Shtp, nno befannt utter Dem Ian,en
.:Mubbrcof Na, gum 8erfauf aus Die Mnble lteat
an enem ME febtenoen Baifer, NIT % 8uB Tau, uno
lalft beinate ba5 gauge Satr hneur1 NIT bier gtet
nett. Ste 1T in etneut 9uten 3utano nnb faun @je1ddf-
te fur Ganfente nno &unoen perrcbten, uno legt i'm,
Mtttelpunft zines Der h6nten ennbitrbe ffr Woi,en
tm Staate, halbwe96 SwiIder MaiIOon uno Sutton,
uno Wteilen ppm Sbbto 9dnal.
Die Saueret miro enttDecer gang, poer ,ltm Sbeil
nit Der Wtble Derfauft uno entbdlt 200 9lder ausqes
iud1tes Sano in 9utem uno oer6eferten 3ultano.
Gin gutter 9ttel ober 91eebt, wtro oarauf oeoeben.-
Sur oas Idbere erfntbt9e d1 entipeoer auf Dem
plabe lelbit poer BET benz lnterSetneten in Wa1llon,
Shto @eproe Tp iiIpr
WaiG0ptt l. Areuft 1914. 4-b.o
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Dunbar ttnb Meper,
HehtS= 9ln>pG(Np

Sffce, erlfe Gbar pet!d) pom @ourtbau1e in @antctt
gcrsn Vedtsaben in Sare ben tmlttstnren GountttS
70 ~ ep r, pcutfbcr Nbpptat 81 r. JNitatS
cS9er Sra terrSt cbtnfas auf bic btQsttr 8einanat
opm@9n une fcnsc scribtlte csnrntntcn, in peut5er
Ir"h pl@er up enaliftcr Spra nb Dt nit an, fir es
~ 5 1t an 8 II d teit 3n hrseh.
Canton, Sctrnar II, 1s45. &,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
B q II fnOten Mi It e.

gerid,tet bon d s unb 9 a u t e, 9eIbmdf(er,
an Ser Nerb-Sa Gcfe bon Oeaine uno 3ten StraBe,
Cincinnati, Sbtr.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Sfeues 2Girtbebaus
IN @cc ter WaYue @puntn Obic,
gum SAilp rpn
"S St[hel III 6 eu.''
"N / [ + E I II, Sc IT,

Der @nbesbenannte befunbet biermt feine Trcuube
uno bas publfum, .caB er, an feiuen 0aule, ait Der
gde Der ebertp StraBe uto ben, Marft- 8terede auf
Der ndhaen eptte weitlid pom @purtbaule, uno BON
Safe unO Sones's Stohr, fhrd9 eeseniber an9eaneen
Elm 0fentlides @abaus su balten, tpoielb er ftets
beret ein miro, Heifenoe at pferb, QBa9en unb Sue,
auf bic bete uno bequeme QSeiie gu beipirtben unp
letner SettS ntd6 1nan9eln lallen miro UNI al9emene
3ufrteoerbett ;u 9ebeu.
Da fetne @ebdulthfetteu me;itens uelt uno aerGu,
mig, feine&iide, Sdenfe, Shlaf5innter uuo 5tdGuuo
retdltd, uno NIT benz bctcn periebcn nr unb bertjeS
eine 9aebnuneen biuis lein tperben, 70 erwartet er
ourd, pronpte 8eoenun9 unb orgfdltige 9lfnerflnm-
Felt enen She'll Der oenthen Gjunlf 3u peroienen uuo
ertalten. @brj f. Sunfcr.
q8Oolter, SAc> Oft. Is, 1914. l1-b.p.
mg @r fabrt iber btes, pte friiber fort feline Grc
cerD, tmgrcB uno Getnoerfauf Su benebeu, unb miro
fh frenen, fe1e Runoen aud III rieem 3tpeiee su be-
otenen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
8epr8 2B. @ertn) souia o63f-.
2Selne11 uno Grt)aefrr,

NopOfaten nHo y3eNtseeletrten,
Sinb 1T Der 9usnbuna Der cSltri6nr,hpr, T., Ga
nb ben an9reu5enoen @cnnttes III parncPfh optrc.
ten unb bcten bterour tbren Nreubcn unb SryGt.
ltnm 'hren 8et'tonb in alien 0fe5tsan9eaen
ad1tun9socU az. '9''''"
Sfftce Cite 2bare tpeflo, BON orn oo,nts
OcteI unb 9eraoe gegenit6er benz Tranflin So,is ~
Canton, Starf @r. Sbic. 's""'' I"
perr Sdafer fpridt uno fd5reibt neb(f Der ,uo.
ltfden, audi Die cut d. unb from,6 Fl + de
Sprade. "'
otI'a Neotuu' ~. !o44. 81. 5. D.
fer, boB er ais 6entIier01ptor anqc1felt it n @"n.
III d II, 70 pte anoere reebtsgntae 0ofumente i,
E Il d erz oent d1 II. fran,6 ID er
Spradbe UTTER btlt9en 8eoinsun9en au5fertiof,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03
Nebr Snren, erSeu9t burd Sr. Oh, r1"'5
~ QnsiDnrf bef6rbernbes heiLmittel

St anntan-o l6err!-@c wrpen th rjtittt
nnern oaB t Stn SDrrr Office in Gineinnati iii ef us
NJ tn tofDe jo9 oils Ste nrne sunsc ntrrl6tcn
a5rt9tt9tet paB m cine tne 6btc in mcnem linfen un
enfa9e btoete UNI init etcn 9ef9wdren tslete unp mir
rtetbetnt3e Slarn Dem Nusmtrf bef6rocrnbcn cnt
gu nbmfn p i'd M BON Sbnen taufte (6 Slaben1 Sd, ia.
es ospon @ sSrat nno faD 'prgI aIs i'd eas il cinm
fe sebrau@t bate rie Smersn in uleinr 8rut perless
MIDI metne Stdrte fam peer unp etenfo uctn Nppet Sic
aentjtn ma mid 9rcb 0uantitatn faulcr 0atere aspr.
fen; naprn obe ale aus9ewp f11ltt iob auf eina[
Grlti8teru9 Sd Dante, raB bic sause 91 ras pom rr GIT.
ttn QBrfun9 SDres
"2luSrurf beforoernbes Seilmtttel''
FUR 6rtnS ttr trten unb 0aupt @pmccn Der Qsttbrn,
pfcn pate Saben Ste bic Site nb ttnaersen @ie midi
cb Secs fir rabfam balten bic Wec,n ser n aetrauebt,
A6tun9srpa tnb banftar
9Drtce 8inns,
nobe Samtcn, Sbic.
CO. gu Yerfaufen lit cer SfFee beS Sbio Nepoltorp,
@dntpn, >. l1-1S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

an Ger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, e Sd15 cltIlCb pom Wt1rtt-
Uiere6, @antpn, Sbto.
Der ltnrsci6nctt fir tbm bisDer tcmicne Gun ranfcnr
ttcDrt i ftnen 86nncrn, frip btn ublf brhaupt an.
Snc8cn, Bag CT oe6cn pcn ntt d anb cine ttz
rcutenpe NnswaDl Der trtttn nnb Setrdubl bftn
9lr5t tSgG aaren
empfansen ba 3uslei erDdt s bepttenpe @e,eunetn
QDlapcpbta 9eu Dpr unp 9tat bic 2eriderna at@
zen sn ennen, baB # sn etncr Ipc.
tDee Sebfrnpe 20 (a8er bitfcrs Der QQasbonp>
Gbirse Erftt 9cuhe ct, f6nntn mit 4 c II i i,
e rerDen wcrren, pede III 9eutfb[anp aebrdtb.
LID fnp, fomie and init rerfhtsrcnen
dtrur9tl6en Snfrumenten &c. ,e.
Au@ balt CT fcts anf Ioarp: ole Nrten
Sarbepaarert 8Lrnlile, Sele, Maler pinIel,
patent so e me II II. f. No.,
rcle III @ II, fcrpe Ut inc !, III ben tlia
Sae 05epts sgScrtD pcr tauTr
Aae Nurd9c aus Der ltmSeSnb wrrpen aus pnftifc BE-
for9t.
Ncepte in atttnifbtr betbtr tnslf6cr 4nb fran,Srr
SPraAe merben aufs GepiffenDaftctte an8efcrttst.
6. 6. q. gSttttna.
Canton, btn II. 4pril, 1e45. s8s6M
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-12-03

ST gnre 9un9e ooer geber an9esrtfen?-
9Henn 70 70 t bic Iacnbt tusniften asSetet BON
fen atun8swrr9n unp einfuBreiitn QericncA alien
lenben 98irfun9
Or. Duncan's Observation-Disclosures Soeilmtttel.
rass ttejensen 9erlonn in Gurer m9cburS, pele fbon
lan9tf pe epi5in in bret Semitic Sebraun, lire tp0b
tbat9e gBrtun9 fei 2Bir nDmen Die reiDett, in 8er
ttnons NIT pr Nnjei9 auf Gtn9e ecn Vielen bnjnpe
tea, pele tm Stanoe 1T rec SGe e9en, tnb prlan9e
Bios BON bnn 0unfer pteles eimt tells 3u fasen e
8errItnbaf aus eiSner Grabruns, barbr ta9 tit Stas
fnb.
Soinpeiiun9eu.
@amuel g. gtare, Jlew $isbon, 0bio.
Sapio y. Grabam, DO
George @Dirts, Gle Sun 1p.> bo
Scbn Gfer, Gfq, 8eaper Zip 90
Samlel Ouf, Sairficlb x{p. 90
I1atbias Vureap, Salem Tfp. 70
Obiats III benz Olo patrtct $isbcn 12te Quguf, 845,
tnnommen. Sr9enb ptrton, eIe nod mebr etpeit pot
wunbtrtarn QBirtfameeit r. 's N4stpltrf
bsf6rbernbes .osimt, CUR -oeiluns BON
8erfdltun9en nften, 9lussebrung II. 9eberranfbettet
minlt prb 8ebeten bel cbsep pronn an3urue bics
ftbe einse 3ile u ritt ele A, feoerieit Grett o M 1T
Se5us anf tie traSe GDrtiamt Or Duneans Olepttn
jafrieoen 3u teaen.
Or Oaneans welie Office, $50 @pea,,orefrase Gnetns
natl no III 3afHnft ale 1uras Gastn unp Qben i
fen bingeenoet percen.
G9tatD tnp WeDanblnna aen Glaen scn Sranfbtifen
befonbers in dbrrnif6en Saaeu ptro ertbeilf.
@w 3u baben BET Sobn Carton, Canton Sbic.
guorpi9b's 0eife>S >Sonrnal.
qDr baben bic Asentar af biefes 2Bert terne,et Der
afe ganoaeifs in Stasnres rs Cents tes bel ans ,r
Gtniat efea.
1 Die 0aebaftipm.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30
PRACTICAL EFFECTS OF PRO
TECTION. f".

The New York Tribune, one of the
strongest advocates Of the protective
policy of any paper in the Union, and
warm supporter of the existing high
tariff, in speaking of the condition of
the laboring classes in the city ofNew
York, says: ..'
"There is hardly a day in which we
do not receive applications from print
ers and others entreating work on any
terms to keep starvation at bay. The
facts within our possession warrant the
estimate, that there are atno time less
than twenty thousand persons vainly
seeking work in this city. ~ n"
We are assured by the president Of
the Journeyman Shoemakers' Associ.
alton that the wages ofhis fellow craft
men, in our city, have fallen lower, and
lower, until now the great mass OF
them works at rates which will hard
ly keep soul and body together-not
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30
THE COMING ELECTION.

We feel assured from present appearances that
the democracy of Monroe will have their old ene-
mics to contend with in the coming contest. The
nominees of the democratic party are attacked
with vehemence and utter disregard of truth
which, most certainly, ought to break down and
forever sink in the opinion of all candid men, any
person making use of such means. Our candidate
for Representative, Mr.. Yost, seems to be the main
object of their attack. Mr.. Yost has at all times
declared himself to be utterly opposed either to a
division ofths county or removal of the county
seat. Yet there are wings, with knowledge Of
these facts, who persist In circulating the false
hood that Mr.. Yost is in favor of these changes
They well know that he is opposed to these pro-
posed measures, but they know il is only by such
means that they can expect to succeed in electing
a whig, whose services may be secured in the
next Legislature to vote for and sustain their od-
GUS bank and tax laws of last winter In addition
to Mr.. Yost's knowL opposition to the new coun-
y project, is well known that he will receive the
undivided support Of the democracy of Woods
field. Certainly they would be the last to sup
port him, were he in favor Of changing the coun-
ty seat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30

averaging over five dollars per week.
This is certainly an instructive com
mentary upon the blessings which
were to flow from the enactment of a
high tariff. "T,osnty thousand men,
in single city, vainly seeking ,cOrk,
whole classes Of mechanics working at
rates ",Uhich wiH hardly keep soul and
body togetier," and all this willie that
law is in full tide of successful opera
tion, which it was promised should
prove an eilectual cure for all the ills
Of the body polite. The reflection
that while they have been compelled
to labor at rates which would barely
keep soul and body together, the stock
holders in manufacturing establish
ments have been pocketing dividends
Of from fifteen to thirty per cent. will
be source Of deep consolation to
these laborers, and furnishes an ex-
cellent practical exemplihcalion of the
nature and objects of a high tariff
ChlIIicothe Advertiser.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-08-30

"PRoTEcTED CAplTAL."--"TheAmo
keag Manufacturing Water Power and
Land Company have declared a semi
annual dividend of ten per cent, and
are understood to have very large
surplus or reserved fund on hand. A
New Hampshire journal states the re-
served fund to be S60o,0oo." g,
We should think, from the above.
that the manufacturers were reaping a
rich harvest under this iniquitous tariff.
We should like to whisper in the ears
Of our farmers, and ask them how much
they are deriving .'semi-annually" from
the operation ofthe new tariff, or where
is the ''home MARKET which the wings
promised them at the last election. -
From the price Of produce in the west,
and from the fact that there is no de-
mand in the east, we begin to think
that the manufacturers have quit eat
ing, or that the wings at the last cleo
ton were trying to humbug them; but
they are getting machinery to such
perfection now that no provisions are
ed!-Ohio Statesman.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger
TEXAS AND BOSTON. :

We have already alluded to the earn
estness with which the people Of fMassa-
chusetts opposed the purchase ofLouis-
lana, and to the alacrity with which they
seized the commercial advantages pre-
sented by New Orleans, so soon as that
great measure was consumated. They
afterwards exhibited the same opposi-
tion to the acquisition Of the Floridas,
and the same eagerness to covert it to
their own profit. Mobile, like New
Orleans, soon become a northern sea-
port. The ships Of Massachusetts filed
its harbor, and the enterprise and cap.
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PENSACOLA. Aug. 6. 1915.

NAvAL.7-The squadron, excepting
the brig Somers, left here last week for
short cruise down the Gulf The
Potomac frigate is now off the harbor,
beating in; previous to her leaving here,
she was reported leaky, and tits pre-
sumed has returned upon that account.
The Somers waste have left this morn
ing with dispatches for Vera Cruz, and
IS now awaiting the arrival of Commo-
dore Conner in the Potomac. She
will probably leave in the morning.ll
Com. Eatlmer Is engaging allthephands
he can procure, both mechanics and
1abofcrs. H'tSf - 1907 . a'G'Go ="
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State of Merico.-As war with Mex
ic 0 is by many deemed probable event,
some information relative 10 the
strength and resources of our adversa-
ry might not at the present crisis be
uninteresting. The entire population
Of the Mexican States, twenty-five in
number, is estimated at about seven
millions. From this amount ii deduc-
ton must be made for the Indians,
halfbreeds, and negroes, who consti-
tute about six-sevenths of the census.
These are mere slaves, and class too
ignorant and degraded TO be enumera-
ted among the military statistics of
the country. In physical vigor and
intellectual capability, they are said to
be much inferior to the negroes of the
south, and are certainly kept under a
bondage much more CALLING and ener-
vating both to mind and body. Throw
ing this portion Of the population out
of the account, there remains only
about million of Mexicans who can
be said to be of pure Spanish or Euro
pean descent, upon whom any reliance
can be placed for the defence of the
country. Even this small fraction of
the Populace is greatly degenerated,
and compared with the Spaniards Of
the days OF Cortez or the Anglo-Saxons
Of the present era, may be called an
elleminate race. There has been moth
ing to stimulate and develope energy
of character in their intercourse with
the puny and harmless aborigines.-
The rivalry and frequent collision with
formidable antagonists, so essential to
the growth of habits of endurance, en-
terprise and intrepidity, have been en-
tlrely wanting, and hence the Spanish
Mexicans are much deteriorated from
the parent stock. 1t will be obvious
10 the most superficial observer, that
in contest with such an enemy our
Government has nothing to dread
The wonder, is, that an adversary so
entirely impotent and helpless, should
have the temerity to threaten war;
No doubt, however, great reliance is
placed on the .forbearance and good
nature of the United States. Having
borne so many insults and outrages
meekly, perhaps the calculation now
is that our government cannot be pro-
voked into retaliation or resentment of
injuries. The Mexicans have resolved
at any rate to experiment on our mod
Grafton, and may find after while
whether or not it has any limits.-.N.
o. Bulletin.
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Black Sea, about 40 miles east of Bos-
phorus, two Turkish steamers, one COM
ing from aud the other going to Tresi-
bond, came in sudden collision, and
one of them Immediately went down,
whereby 1876 lives were lost.
heiaad--Repeal Association.-A,
the meeting of the Repeal Association.
on Monday, the most prominent sub
ject was dispute between the repeal
ers in London. A section of that body
were in rebellion against their warden.
MIR. W.. O'Connel; and they threat
ened to call a public meeting at the
National Hall, in Holborn, to lay their
grievances before the public. Mr..
O'Connell said if they did so their
names should be struck off the rolls of
Cancellation Hall. The repeal rent
for the week was announced to be
over $3.50.
Weaferd Repeal Demonstrations
This great repeal demonstration took
place on Wednesday the 23d ult. The
progress of Mr.. O'Connell from Bray
to Wexford is described as one long
triumphant procession. The last man,
ed town was crowded with people
awaiting the arrival of Mr.. O'Connell.
The open-air meeting was attended by
a vast crowd, by whom Mr.. O'ConnelI
was received with unbounded enthusi-
asm. The dinner took place in large
tent erected in timber yard. adjoing
the quay of Wexford. The tables
were capable of accommodating about
$4,000 persons, and fully that number
sat down to dinner. Mr.. OConnell
responded to the toast proposing his
health, and concluded by exhorting
them to return an out and out repeater
as their representative in Parliament.
1t isa fact worthy Of notice in the
United States that wool is considerable
higher now than for a long period pre-
vious to the duty. This appearant
paradox Is easily explained to on le-
climate result ofthat enlightened mea-
sure by those partially acquainted with
the science of commerce.-English
Pdper.