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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21


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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21

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Seuer Sprisen bon allen Senennun9en, 70
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-05-21
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

as viii speedily make up his mind and decIare
his sentiments upon the proposed measure oil a"'
pexotion. Although the loin: Resolutions whlch
have lust received the sanction OF The l. D ""''
ernmen,. 90 not embrace all the PROVISIONS, or
gives that ample and complete Justice which We
could desire. vet they present to US no important
or solid grounds OF objection.
To our friends ia the United States. We VIII say
IonI think we shall be sustained by the event
That. n, least, nine.ienths Of the people oi TINS
country IRE unchangeably in favor oil Annexation;
and of our planters and iarmsrs--ihe bono ana
s;new of the lnnd--includng the early settlers.
whose strong rgh, arm and indomliable courage
have triumphu nt achieved our bertles--oi lhose'
moro than nineieen.iwentieths look TO their re-
union with the great American family OF states
as the shee, anchor Of their hopes. Sing!e-hand'
ed and unaded, they have secured their FREEDOM
and they want no foreign powers to guaranty
their independence. While they desire the friend
shin Of all nations, they do not exPcc, unbonehi
fayors from any. They understand the essential
elements Of civil liberty too well, 10 be dazzcu
with the empty name oil nationality, purchased al
the expense of political dependence. Their de-
sire is 10 secure a government for the sake ot It's
blessings. and no, its namc. But ifany name can
have charm in this country, the privilege OF say
ing 81 am an American Citizen" IS the proudest
distinction known to the people OF Texas.
TIE Houston Morning Star observes thus upon
the news: The news of the passage OF the An
uexa,ion Resolutions was hailed with burst oi
enthusiasm by our citizens that has never been
exceeded. The news of the victorious battle oil
San Jncino scarcely excited such enthusiastic
rejoicing. The souui of the drum and Other
musical instruments, the roar Of the cannon, the
loud shouts of the multitude resoundng long attel
midnight, indicated the ardent longing OF ouI
citizens 20 return once more under the glorious
81 -is Of the American unlon.'
Anu, oqain: "The people almost with one voice
call aloud for p;omp: and decisive ac:'on and we
are confident tha, the rAccuti:e will not bo found
waning at this crisis. No .nortui power cnn re-
sis, the decree that has gone forth. Texas rG!ur2'
like the lest Joseph to The parentaI bosom. May
the Union be perpetual. lie, us humb.y hope that
the All.wlse Being who has thus far directed the
Lone Star of our country through the murky clouds
of war; has in mercy determined thati' shall hence.
forth become the bright and glorious emb'em OF
unceaslng peace
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12
LATE FROM MEXICO.

We clip the following from the Crescent City
Of the 2Sth ut.
from Nerico.-The Schooner AttcvIda arr!V-
ed Yesterday from Vera Cruz with dates to Feb.
%; and we CLEAN the following accounts from the
Courier of yesterday evening:
The Hespera of Feb. 10Th says, Genera San
ia Anna declares that, as President, he is not
bound to take the oath required by the grand ju.
ry, until he te found guilty of treason or ofhav.
ing attempted to destroy The established system OF
government. He was to sign his answer Oh the
24.h the day on which the two houses wero TO as
semble as grand jury.
The same paper announces on the l2sh TINT
Santa Anna had received the charges against him;
that he would answer on the 21th on which day
the two houses sitting as grand jury would decide
on the measure 10 be adopted in case he should not
come before them.
The same journal proposes 70 use the army for
the purpose of clearing TIE high roads and cities
of the bandit that infest them.
Ii is reported that Gen. Santa Anna rcnounced
his right to appear before the Grand Jury and
would send in his defeuce in writing
The Registro de Durango contains long lis,
Of murders and robbcries committed by the lndl.
ans in their incursions into the very hear, Of those
provinces.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12
MR.. CUSHlNG'S LETTER.

Much has been said in regard 10 tho probable
course of Mexico towards the United States; and
MANY conjec,ures as 10 the problbc power of
Mexico to declare and sustain a war with this
country. Mr.. Cushngs letter which we gve be.
low, has excited much interest in the East, and we
concluded that j. would be well worthy the peru.
sal Of our readers.
MR.. CUSHING ON THE WAR PROSPECT.
Our late Minister TO China has written con.
iectural letter concerning the state of our MexI.
can relations to Il gentleman in \ew York, which
appears in the Journal of Commerce. viz.
WASHINGTON. March 10Th, lsI5.
DEAR SIR:-Your inquiry, induced by tho ap.
preaching departure of Gen. Aimonte, as to tho
probable danger of u war with Mexico, growing
out of the aggression Of Texas to the United
States, is n very natural one, considering The ex.
aggerated view of the rights Of Mexico in the mat.
ter, which has been taken by the opponents of the
admission of Texas into tho Union, and consider.
ing also the idea, put forth in tho course of the
controversy, that England has the right or the dis
position 10 interfere with the question in form
hostile to the United States.
[Mr. c. regards the withdrawal Of the Mexican
minister as matter of little moment, and suppos-
es that the threats of Mexico, while the question
,, was pending, were made in the hope Of dcterring
the U. States from consummatng the measure.
He suggests that there are many degrees from
this step of withdrawal to even the danger Of war;
and that it does not follow ,ha, our Minister must
leave Mexico, and refers 10 precedonts. Nor would
war be the necessary consequence Of a total sus.
pension of diplomatic intercourse. He assumes
our right to treat with Texas, from the fact Of hav-
ing acknowledged her as an Independent power.
If Mexico ever had any cause Of quarrel with us
in the cnse, it was for the original recognition Of
Texan independence-whichh has been done by
other powers.
conetuds from all this, ,ha. Mexico has no
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12
Correspondence Of the Arkansas 1ntelligenccr
" WIsutscrnN Cry March Ol lRlh

Mr. EDITOR Tho City is itself again-the
great tangled drift of human beings-that living
moving sea of human heads which flowed through
the wide avenues, spreading ever tho whole sur.
face of the City's grounds has subsldcd the null
ttulc has become nearly reduced 10 lis usunl mum.
ber and is confined, principally. 10 lis natural metes
and limits-the hotels and avenues. Once more
one can wnk arm in arm. with friend without
being josed or separated by the headIong rush.
ing crowd-that is 10 say, one can walk when he
wind and dust permits; both of which rage so
incessaniIy, lst at this time, that nothing but an
Arab or Camel could breathe in Pennsy vania
Avenue. This wind, cold Norwester. sweeps
over and through the city, turns down every cross
street heaving along with it an impenetra1le and
suflocatine ,uI Of ftust, destructive alike 10 hats,
coaks, al weak eyes.
All the i,ns' have left hore except Beau Hick.
man and the Razor Strop Man. who, if he be
wise observant man. has, ere this, learned The
truth that the common herd mover entertain n won
der more Than niue dnys: Now, he cannot, with
all his eIoquence and cnviabe notorleiy, retain n
crowd around him long enough TO hear him through
one of his general spreads" To attract oIce,
the, poor SOUL is compelled to thread the Streets
which he does with n basket on his arm contain
ing his nmtablo strois, while you may al
every corner hear him croaS a few more left!'-
Whether he intends office seekers or strops, you
can guess--eiher way he is right.
The President has surprised his worst enemies
by the wisdom, sagncity, und 6rmness with which
he has opened his administration. In the seec.
ton Of lis Cabinet he exercised great caution, and
equally careful has he since been in making up.
pointmen,s. IloJelibera,eIy cnnv asses the claims
and qualifications of all applicntors before he
makes any decision. No appointments has he
made except to fill vacnnsies which he was com.
PEELED to do before the Senate adjourned. Appli.
cants for office which hereafter may become va.
cant, have been notified that they must file their
papers, so that he may deli crate upon the claims
OF all at his leisure slight hint has been thrown
out, !ha. those who hover abou. here expecting 10
attain their ends by Importantly Of personal
kind, will only prejudice their cases. The hint
has operated like magic, and done more to fright.
en- awny visitors than any epidemic could.
believe tho Administration intends to receive
Texas into the Union as State upon her appli.
cation, with n proper Constitution, and not BY
treaty as vas tho ra,nor few days ago. Some
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

anxiety. more curious than alarmed, /, \.
how Mexico win 30 reconciled 10 wha, "A. Il
such clipping Of her dominons. No On. !:
n war with her, and but few expec,il. La,
VI curiosity n learning the effect the m,,.
have upon Queen Victoria's Ministers, VII,
shall have become aPprised Of II.
The Wings Of tho North are owfully ~
nbou, the manner in which they should ~.
subject. The most violenl--,hose who A.
riably bitter and hostile towards the Sou,l.
pose that the Wing party should bodily n
stock, lock, and barrel.' to the .Abo,i;cI
while The other portion rxclaims ",reasoo
whig party, and TO the country" aud hean
the Abolitionists the vi'est abuse. Ths n
American stock appears TO be rising, aod !
tho whig party 10 their standard.
No change Of any importance will Be n
the Indian Department Oh your frontier, bv
will occur in the Militia ry arrangements.
An officer has been sent out to sxamil
country on the Colorado and Bazos, with n,
to remove the gasrisons at Forts Towson A.,
sup. Orders will go out in a few days for I
commencement Of the works al Fort Smii
for rebuilding Fort Gibson. The amount o,
appropriated for those objects, is s30, 900 10
Gibson S22 100 for Fort Smith.
There is some talk here Of Col. Kearr
ing ordered with more ofthe lst Dragoon.t
Gibson. there to tnke command, and Col. |,
10 be ordered 10 Lcavenworth.
There are n goodly rumber Of Army 4,
here in this city; bu! they have tacI eno.
dolI their livcries and Tove about in the n.
cilizens, finding that costume much bc,st
port than the reg Imenlal button.
find here in their case. who are such d
in oul Western waters, that the waters N
marveIlousy in bringing down selCimp
and pride, and TINT tho 'bashaws Of the Prsss
lose their tails in tho presence Of the Sul,a.
Yours truly,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

nTWe publish Mr.. Charles MiIler's communI'
cation upon the subjcc. Of the Far West sem'""'
~ as an advertisement. 1t was sen, 10 us COM
muuica,on, but no, wishing 10 have such con-
,royersy carried on through our colums' VIC re'
fused to publish it-as such, aud we arc no" au'
,horizod by AR. Miller to insert it as an advertise
men,. and ,ha. he would pay for II. Any an
swcr or rejoinder which may be made' Will oe
.,rrcod in the same way. We ad here strictly
to tho COW punctuation end composition.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

eyThe article on our outside to-day in regard
10 tho culture of hemp, will be found OF great
iu,cres, 10 the turner's. We publish hoping
Tim, our farmers may 10 benefited by it, knowing
Inn, the cultivation Of this crop would yield
greater prof, than any other article they could
raise, /, is q simple, plain and sensible docu'
mcnt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

eyThere is another new steamer 'nsenoed ior
mi. ,rnde. the FRANKLIN. owned BY Capt. James
vonn Of the Cherokee Nation, she passed NaPol.
con on her way down a few days since. She is
,hou, $50 tons burden and good boat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

ora guard passed down on Wednesday 'as'
on their way 10 Little Rock, having in charge
tho prisoners arrested for tho burning of IN
houses and assau1ting several women' the owners
thereof in tho vicinity of For, Gibson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

erThc steamers Archer, and Swallow, are re-
oor,sd 10 be below Lt,lo Rock awaiting rise !;
tho Arkansas No. 4 is aground near the Rock :;
tho lanes Pitcher has returned 10 New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

~ The mail on yesterday morning brought
II, no news of importance, excep. that produce o'
almos, every description was looking up IN Inc
Ncy Orleans Markets.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

t.rGoy. Yell, whom it was reported had gone
IN ,ecre, mission 10 Texas, was bearer OF des'
matches to Mai. Andrew J. Donelson, our Charge
d. Affairs to Texas, whom he overlook at Ne"
Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

Tho U. s. Crcui, Court is now in session a
Little Rock; many Witnesses in the cases o
Wyat the coun,erfeIcr, and Kinney arrested for
killing Creek Indian, have passed down. The
witnesses and others wero put to great inconveni'
enco in procuring convcyances. This shows :he
necessity of another branch Of the court, which
should be established Immediately upon the from
tier, thereby saving thousands to the Government
and assuring the promp, attendance of many wit
ncsses who can never be persuaded 10 60 three or
four hundred miles TO Little Rock.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

t- We have nothing later from Washington
,ho, the letter of our Correspondent given in to-
dovs paper,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

The steamer Eveline, Irwin Master IS no" ~
-. -, our wharf thoroughly repaired, and will
ave on the frs, rise of wa;er' Tor Fort "'Os0'
and thence 10 New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

~. Our thanks arc due Messrs. W. Da''dso!
& Co., Of New Orleans for late European papers
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

or Our thinks are due the polite officers ot I'M
S,eamer Swallow for late Orleans Papere.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

nrTbe Boston Pos, says. that there is mint
in New Orleans which coins Juieps and sends
them ,othe Picayune in pitcher.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

cTWo learn that there was Tremendous "''
,.orm Mt Beo.ies Prairie last week.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

nysrsELs, the democratic candidate for GOV
.rror in New Hampshire, was elected by a hand
some majority.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

mr. The river is as low now as at any other
,s,iod of tho season. Navigation is entirely sus.
pended.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

n.5- We have been shown. by friend, letter
of late date from Fannn CO., Texas, in which II
i. stated that the Indians in tho neighborhooi oi
Colvill's Ferry, are becoming somewhat trouble
some; killing one man lately on the Trinity be-
sides stealing and killing their cattle and hogs'-
The writer mentions tha! several persons have
moved in from tho outer settlements to the neigh
borhood in which she lived. She advises persons
going out to look at the country If possible, 10 'oke
ou, their provisions to last them through the trip.
Corn is selling n, from Is cts. TO ST. per bu'he''
Persons going out are advised to take out their
ca,,le and hogs The country is generally very
healthy. She advises persons wishing to move
to that country to delay it till fall, on account OF
The high price and scarcity of provisions.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

05-Farmcls who have bacon, corn'meal, corn
md oats. would find this an excellent time to dis
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

erBy the last arrival OF tho "a'' '''''"' .. -
Boson from Europe, the intelligence is received o'
~. entire abolition of duty on co'on.n the English
markets; besides many other articles in which thus
county, is greatly interested. the duty on 40 ar
,;,e. !. entirely erased. Sir Robt. Peel the br''
. u;u;s,sr has received the support of large
majority of the members Of parliament in sn's'
b;s new financial scheme.
Ths ars exhibiting at louisville Kentucky
=, ~ =, me Mis-. Browning, whose height is only
: ee,. There's vito for HUSBAND '' '''S W
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

pose Of them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-04-12

0trThere are many reports in regard to the 70.
cep,!on Of tho Annexation measure by the clti.
zens of Texas. We have received accounts from
Galveston, Houston, and many other places, a. III
Of which large and enthusiastic meetings were
,eh. and the unanimous voice of the people has
gone forth for immediate annexation. AT Gal
weston the meeting was the largest ever known
and the proceedings tho most enthusiastic. "hen
the news reached Galveston every vessel IN Inc
har boriimmedia,ely hois,edt ho Star Spans'ed ban
ner by the side of the Lone Star.
Ia speaking Of the measure, the Galveston NEWS
uses the following beautiful, strong and emphatic
Iansunge'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16
Medical Aid.

SECRET HABlTS-There is a certain secret wee existin
among the youthful and indiscret that leads
tip horrible Thought Of sefdesuction which these deude
victims rushing with such fearful velocity Dr. Bell Super
iptendant Of hs Asylum Al Chass!own, Mass p audins
missing SpS ias
and
diligence" The late Dr. Rush in letter to Dr. Gregory says
time for those who love the purity the well being OF
portion the secrecy and silence which is involved
Of the Lunatc Asylum at Utica. He says Tt i.
We have now the Asylum, about 800 confirmed iunatcs
whose mental as well bodily mbecility has been b
f and Sesosae habit and
mental or physical be spared for the present. does
keer most rigid record of all denquencie. and
D w Or @ s 1n & on
and conditions but the agreeable Of this
70 those will be that which relates the remedy thai
eorys nvgoing Tonic Cordial may be relied upon al
with certainty Of cure where maormatlon
subject Of propriety 10 publish the cercatss o.
its value, the Herald would be large enough to con
tain the half Of those that have been received and the thou
sands that have been offered is medicine that invgo
is peculiarly ecacious in repairing inward westings loss
OF Appetite indigestion, depression Of spirits shorness
ad an Ike
in of half dozen for $40 and forwarded by
ORDER the price of the book so cen$l by mail
oSs es gsS S Ct hi p.ss s
fessoa privately and conhdenalX all hours Of the day
evening. " Orders by mail will receive particular and
prompt may be addressed Box ss7 Urpe
Post Office, N. Y" postpaid. DE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-16
PARIS LIFE PILLS

THIS Medicine has been counterfeited. Purchasers will
therefore be Of getting the genuine article only of The
duly appointed agents. all Of whom are furnished with ce
The basamc and invisorang Of this fine herbal med
that they all the feeble
the invalid to health and DO Eod in all cases The heads Of
any PARKS LIFE PILLS now, from their many
virtues the established Family Medicine.
From our .age"s Jor the Western part q Neo Iors,
Mes-rs Thomas Robert 4 Co.
~ am requested to STATE to you that Mr.
efficacy Of PARIS Life Pills Also, Mr. j. Farchd, Of Gaze.
v % Seh M R% Of Fl
New York Statethey brisk pill but slow and sare
and never YET met with an instance where invalid has
obstinate and lons'standing dy:PsPs co,pPsmipns c
Postmaser of Joslins Corners, Madison county, N. Y
Ffom our .1gent in Philadelphia.
. AsTorIsHiNe CURE OF THE LIVER COMPLAINT
Me:s,s T. Robert: CO. ,h 60 -,
svo1 without 70, &. las! ysan
stopping and moherng the throat three before
weak as to Be almost unable TO walk and could not sleep
than Two hour Of nsh 20 completely was my system under
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