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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
Sccl,cir0fl,ct:

Sim lrStsw Seuntaa, burdI ben Gbr,r. Sorn.
German, Serr 9SiGi ia III Sta er
nit Nlis Sarab 8raun, BEIGE ucn ..
Wilfcto.
sm 9leu Sauuar, burd, ben Gbp. 3elfcr,
Or. &barles W. Dcttwsifer, r, ucu
SeCcrstaun, nit Srra aab q. @erreu
pom SbersSauccna.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

8ranfes Rcpfweh--Cer" "Saeus
yort SeraIo" fa9t: 5Wei 1ttelofel ooll
fciu 9cricbene Sclifrblen, in einem 3umbler
balbcr poll BoGer 9etruuten, IiHrert baS
franfe Gcpfipeb III ipeni9er als finfschn
Winuten, ,pcun cs, mie in ben mebrften
SdGen, curd, eincn aGsu9rceeu ileberfaue
bon WfaaeuSdure bcrrlIhrt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Sn Scurtc II, citofritanifd,e, rem 'Sran'
icicn 9chorcnes Snicl fca eas llrthcil iiber
cinen 9iescr.SfIapcn 9cfprcdsn wcrosn, Der
uberWielen 1T, febsn 8lneer aufsefresen unc
iasar eeid,name auSSesratsn 81 batcn, I'm
cieieH bis gum Wabnllnn 9sftei9erten anna'
iilrlidhen Qrlcb Al bcfrieeiarn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Shdsbares @efdenf f.--@om'
noccrs Sdnbrlt wuroe fiirslid bon @cW
pern6r Soammcnc pcn Sno SarcItna i'm yta'
men ocs Stnatss Gin pradtpcIles Sdperet,
wsldes $3.50 foitete, nbsrreibt, aus Cant'
barrett fur bic I'M leetcn Sriese 9cIeilfeten
Nienlle,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Gin Grmeed1 II. - Der Icbte off.
,ielie Seridbt an ben @cn9ree ;ei9t, oaB fd,
Die Sabl Der WtlBen Der oerffiecenen Staa'
ten auf Die ,piu5ge 3ahl bon ner W IL
ionen fcben bunoert nnb nenn
unb picrSig Gaufenb swet tuno
a d, t,i W II n beIduft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

4af Ssrcdrungcn i'm inbianifthtn Ger'
watuuos Bureau ipirc fir tieies Sabre eine
@crmiliauna Yrn l,l93,622 9haler uno ID
Gents crfpreeriid, fciu, wpocn 77,l55 Gtas
Ter, nit Nusfdire ecr prioatbeitri9e rpn mn
tcrfbiesliden rcli9iCieu genennun9en, fir
@r,ichuu9Sppcde unter Den pcrihieecnen Sns
een SractatifipuIaticneu 9c'
miE pcripetbct tpereeu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

llmransigc Sutter nid,t nur aes
nicetar, icnbrrn u6llis gut au mad,en, fnete
man lie IN faltcm Wafcr, in eas man snpcr
2O-3O 9rcpfen SaIf. f.Stlcrice gotham bat. =
CisfsS Quautum 9eni9t fir dumb Butter.
qBenu man bic Butter erif 9et6ri9 bnrdlfne'
tet bat, brin9e man fIs abermal6 IN friihfs
BaiIsr, pieberhcfe bas Enetcn fir einl9e
gRnutcn, uuo man pirb nun bic Butter pOI'
lig wchlIhmefeno fiucen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
Sin bcScutcuecr SauSrt.

Gs miro bcrcd,nst, oas Der caneel anf
unicru pcitIid,en SInecn irhs hunecri
Camrfb0te bsihdfti9t, cie 10000 Gcnnsn
filbreu--wcrauf l2,OGO Wann gelhdfti9una
erhalteu elmer jdbrlidlrn 2lusSate BON
stpolf MiGicnen 1baIcr, uno Sdifslaoun9cn
gum Sera9 bon inci bnneert WeiItienen
Sbaler.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
Sn6cifeSfc-1 11bmapsfrotifs mnc
9,fGbie anfiaelleu--Sic Totgc u.
Der (Sfufin6 auf NSprofitGt.

Sin allen Srteu, @den unb @ncen,. tiefcS
Gtaatcs finret man SubeIfeite bic ben Ssitsn
unlerer @egner gebalten, ipie fIe rcr9etsn Srl
@bren ibres errun9euen Sie9es.
lie Mabrbeit III oisie, oae foIdleg erfamn'
IMneeu uno Sefe gebalteu, erifeus INN peIiti'
ftes Capital su MAIDEN, fur fcldse Die serne
In fcttc Gsnter reiteu incd,ttn, uio sfpeitens
bag @aifrpirthe @eIc aus eem armeu Rann
erpreeen fcnncn. Dor Der 98atl rpnrecu
pciiiilhe BcriammIungen auf beioen Geiten
acbalten uno bic SA,be BON elmer 70 fcchl
ale pcn Der anoerH parfbei ubertrieben,
aber ocuued baben bic epfcs feline Gbatfa.
d,eu pcr,uscigen Wie eieie. SIN eiHem Srt
In Buds &aunties, aab Elm ecfo eiu fdlcucr
iuuaer Sidrry nmlcnff uni aufsuitcllen, nab
}reuo leine ciaene leiblid,e Sdlipcifer eie gBes
die pcrbcr in Der gfdhbarihaft nmbcr 9ieng
uuo iiber 9lrmutb fldgte, uno Elm Bhi1 fl.t
iiber iIe erbarmte NIB ibr ein Rlafter Scls
ftbenfte. lin Die @cflible ecr uuff,uloi9cr
nid,t III permuneeu 9cbcn mir feline gtamcn.
9Bie pelen Eaniiien bic unter Armutk, Roth
unp @leno Id,mad,ien fonuten 8leieer 9etaufi
wercen uno Sboad, pcrfdlaft fur cas 9elc
mctd,es rerid,nenoet mn pnluer su fauten,
wrld,es uuuotbiseripeiie BET biefsn SnuHrol'
HeH Dfrpfdunt 9SR pttif ouH9tt9s JWptt
srfpeiet nit bcm Sieild, rpeldles auf9ebrannt
wo Odfen gang setraten lSic pieIe seben
bat ss id,on sefoitst bel fcld,cn @ele9cnbeit'
en,2 Dor cinisen Wcd,rn 9aben mir adj
psfitlicoenc llrSlildsfdae Die lttb bel 9sle9en'
bsiten oisfcr slrt ;usctra9en Shnad,e une
IciobtGnnige eeute Die pecer ete 3eit nod eas
@eio eatbet,eR f6nueu, ,perotn bon 4cfo
Scfo 9lsmtcrji9er uno sIemterhalter perleitet
beisn,pcbuen, unb uerfdwenben teices ani
eisfe Wsifc, uuo ncnB fle alsoann Wan9el
an ten Seeirfnisen bcs eebeus habsn ic
iInb Die Bbias bic crlfen, eerfn ne sur eaii
f,fIrn. Gs III tohc 3eif oae Die aBcias i'm
satIgcaciacn anfan9cu cw Sadte sinSufsbeu.
98Ft seesnfeu nid)t unlere 9Bbi9 Sreunee
aGfsnreiseu ibre @shltbaten pcn icIden bic
auf eicis Meils i'm Wleosriprud barreIn sll
euthalten, aber nid,ts f6nnte es fdaoen,
wsnn mau 1r 6fters oarau eriuueru ,plros.
renu 1ie Aulpriid,e MAIDEN, uno Inn tlnter'
ifiiBuna bittca. Sieies ,pdre nod, su lagen
bon benz uumcrdlifdcn @influe bic loldle
SaufrrIits init lId f,lbren, uno ccm unnetbb
serSud)en Sd,wOyen u. cen @ottesldifcruns
gen bic 9e,uohulid bel loldsn 9ue9enbeiten
periibf.r-Wcr9f.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Heticf Goten. - Der Setra9 Der
iett in Circulation befnelid,en 8elilfnctcu
cicfcs Stdates, beiduft I'D, su sI,296,6 ,636.
Cas iegise @cIss, CUR @ermihberuug eerfels
Sen, bsfimmt cas idbrlid) 100000 perni.b'
tct wernsu. OemSufol9e nimmt es alfc nod
icdS Sabrcn fir lire u6lIi9e 8ertilgung.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Sanle Bon Ohio ipirb 9es
mclect, cas picr 6inber in elmer Samilie an
biaartisem Granddaughter aeifcrben, peldles
bauptfdd,Iid, hard, ben hdufi9en @eHus fau'
Ter ocsr m9eiunocr 9lcpfcl cntitaneen. Gle
9Ispfel rparen per9raben scmelen une spnrbcn
furs suucr fur Gebraud, ous9egraben. Su
brci ber Sale mar rcr slHfai9 elm eurb bic
9lcpfel pernrfat,tc6 grtred,cn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

MaF bufettS Dab bf.-Bei ben
ueulld, IN pier Giifriften i'm Staat WIofa'
d,uicts srhaltenCn 9Bdbien fur Son9res'
Oltolieerr Wureen erei gBhi9s 9eruibI. =
Sn plcrtsn Diftift Fonnts ebs:ga!s feiEc
lSabl tCipldi ucIerl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Ole G9e @ifenperte, unpcit
WcmclSccrf meldIe @pupern6rpcrter, pratt
nno Srtn neulid, scfauft iIno bon ibncn an
Die Soerren W. uno s.. Mobmion, oon Wanoa
Surnds, in 4aueatcr @auntY, perfauft wcrs
rrn, fir bcu ndmIidlcn prcis ben iIe brsab!t,
nur eds crifcre id, ens 9icdDt al has @oru,
mall Sr,ldacr pcrtebaltcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Slistrabl i'm Winter. - Su
her porlcetcn @od)e Wuree bel eenecn, im
Staat Connecticut, bic Sdeurr bcs S,errn
9ilcs WausS, pom glie 9ctrpfeu. 8lrs
Gin Strdbl mar iid,ibdr pabreue bc6 3a9es
unb uur em Dcnnsrihfa9 purbe uerurm'
men. - Gin jungcs Snllcn BAD nabe Ger
Sdsuer ifano puroe auf Der StelIc sct0otct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

9pbens swertb. - Ter Gcurernor
pcn SHapanna hat cine prcfamniirn erldhen,
rcnad) aie Sdffc, Die Stlaoen iuai Ver'
faufs na6 @aba bru9sn, conflseut pereen
fplen
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Elm poricsteu Gonnerftag fpurce Elm Wlaf
Tamens 9B b felf9cncmmcu uno tn oas
Soarrisbur9 @cfin9nie acbradt, auf Die Be-
fdulci9ung, cine Tcte fnr 600 3balsr auf
pratt iins Scbn scfdlid,t, uno oielelbe in Der
Soarrisburs Sant gum Disccntiren prr9slest
,u babcN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15


bon Heifenbeu, 70 ipie anoere @dfte, Die thn
nit ibren Ssluhen beebrcn rpcQen, aufs Se'
itc cin9cridtct. -
Ia baS Sau5 I'D, in Der gidhe Der @es
ldldftS pldseu befucet, 70 madt es eincn
au9enshmen aafeutbatt fur 9fettabe unS
@cihafteIeute.
Sr miro lid, beitrebrn, feline @dite nit ben
belten Speieu uno Gjctrdnfen su beoienen,
uno iiberhaupt nidts urterld6cn, mas Sur 3u'
friecenbeit oerfelben beitrdst.
gu benz @aiihauS acb6rt eiue wchIeiuae'
ridtste S.aIuus anc Gin gerdumiaer Socf
nit porshglihem @aGer. 9!ud miro bort
INNER Gin lrrofdltigcr uuo tpiGi9er StaAs
fnedt aniarefen fsin.
1urh bilIiae uro pinFtiihe Seeienuu9
hrfft Der llnterseihnete feiuen 9lntheil Der
llnteritlsun9 tes pnbIifums tu erlan9tu.
George 9Setberbolo.
Sanuar Is. nain
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Spbn 9. Ntd,arb @fq., Der bis'
bsri9e cerausSeber oes "@erfe II. ShuYls
fiq Scurnals" bat fId, bon oemlelten iuriids
9esrgeu uno 6. 8nab b, Giq., Die ferucre
SNerausoate oefIelben Ebernommen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Scbe Strafe.-Sn Ialtaee9d, sla'
bama, puree fllrslid, Gin Mann 9iamcus
SoaY, uuo behen Gbsfrau, ipegen 8crIdnms
oun9 9egsn Namn,ad uno eeiIen @bcfrau, 81
ciner Sirafe bon SIC, 1000 pcrurtbcilt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

GraurigeS @reignis.- Der
Shcner "@aleocnla" lfilrite tlirSIioh Spifdlcn
9ips 91ap uno Sewea's pcint, III Der Idbe
BON Iorfolf uu, rpcourd, Eeben pericnen in
Den TIntben ibrcn Ico fancen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

9 Gweiucfdl a dbten. - Cie in
oielem I9intcr bis gum porlesten Samt19,
IN Cincinnati 9sitlad,trten Sdweine, MT
Ginidlns crn ~, ,ooO in Gcp;n9'cE. se!auftu
ftb aaf $4,000 &6pfr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

P~@in oa9emcincr seadteter SirNer
Hamcns pa II Sc d itarb fnrSltd, in pbi
laoelphil, Der fdnrds oaonrd ptrcipi9te, ca6
CT s35,5a0 an pchIIbdtise Geielihaften
permad,te.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
QN sDffreif<r.

Ter llnterseid,uete welther bic 3sitiu9en
nadb SaISbur9 une Sbsr. Mitferb trdat, sibt
biercurd, Tahridt, Rae am 1(tcn SanGaT
rpecer Elm Sabr pcit9eio rfrfaEsn ipdr. -
slae bicjsnisen, rpeId,e nod fuhseM pom pcs
ri9en als pom erff oerHoHenea I'm Hudifan
ltus, tperben eriid,i, ediie efbe tntwfeer an ibn
ODER an bic Pafhal;er sin;uhdneiaeu.
Yrieorib RonsI9.
San. Is, SIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

auf 8argf6aftentIaf fe IT,
Z. San9lter, Die perfon lpc!d,e ben sIn9ritf
auf ben beta9ten @r 9rcfleenten 9loams
mad,ie, purcs se9en anaebmlids SllrSldaft
cnllalIcn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

am ncrope fflihen @de be6
O2arft 8iereds, in 9laens
tam, ipeidcS friiber pcn
81. StrcuB tetpcbnt war,
telceen hat. Die Wirtb'
E,f,oft in ffr hie 9Iufuahnte
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
9Cripat 23erfauf.
S'an. Is.


Der untsrihrieteue bietst tierpu;G ,au
pripat 8erfauf an
Cine fdabbare Cote Soel,lane,
9ctsasn ia Sho q8beitbaa Iaunltip, eet,a
@auutD erduScuo an ednber Don SalomuH
Sus, Sobn Bort, pcter s.. Sepfer mo ans
eerc sntbalteno IL Sfer uno I2l 9iutben,
aeuaueS Waas, uuo il pertrefRidIeS jopls'
lamb.
DOsetbe it in slder eottsn atsettsilt unb
fam alfo in oisien 9etten poer i'm gdn;eu,
ipis ss ben Ssdufcrn am fhifiidIReu fetH foas
te, rerfauft fperern.
Die Seoingunsea trerbea Ieid,t acniad,t
perocn. Ws9en benz Rdberen msloe man
fh bri
Glia5 Wcre.
allentaun San. Is. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
'4em(Dlpanta Spfel.

Ter lluterldriebcne sr9reift bieie @eIe9sni
belt friuen Srcunoen uno cem 9cebrten pub'
lifum bic slaseisc gu MAIDEN, ba8 CT oas
BenniMpania SOrtcf,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15
2lnpttcrs 9laCGrtC6t.
Sanuar Is.

Sn Dem @aiien9cri6t bon Geba Go.
Sn Der Sad,e Der itpcitcn uub lceten Med,'
nun9 bon Ssrdei Grsrler unb esenaro 2du'
bad,, 9lcmiuifratcrs pcn Der JNnterlaBcn'
Ktaft ces be, ifoibs Gaccb albri9bt, lrsts
bin pcn Soaupper 9auaidfp.
llno nm, December 6, 1914, eruanRte Gle
Court @ecr9e 3hcao5, s5cbu .. Stiles unb
Scnathan o. Weefer, @fqs. ais 9Iuoitors,
um befa9te 9ted)nung gu auciten, ilbersuIet
teln uue 8crtheiluna su madden, unc Der
ndd,fifef8eicsten WaHsrccnrt BeriGt eapOu
~ erltattcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-15

Die ctenbenamteu @uoitrrs merben Gd,
per1ammeln Ont Donnerlta9 Den soften SANS
uar, I'm 10 llbr Wcr9ens, ant S,aufe bon
@ecrgr Soatsradsr, in Der Staot sIasntaun,
all,pc I'D, ale iutercfiIrte pericnen einftnben
f5hnen, penn fe es fur id)idlid baIten.
Sannar Is. ra3m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
The Storm at Buffalo.

The storm has abated, but the lake is NOT
sufficiently calm, or the weather of such char
acter to warrant any Of the steamers in taking
their departure Westward The Chesapeake
and Illinois got in this morning, and bv the
latter we learn, that of the fleet reported on the
flats above Detroit, on two vessels, the Roanoke
and M. billiard, had got down when the steamer
left on Monday evening. The Cleveland, Con-
stitution, Missouri, Wisconsin, and Chautauoue
were all at Erie yesterday when the Chesapeake
stopped. The Chautauque left Erie for this
port previous to the Chesapeake, but as vet has
cot made her appearance. A steamer with one
pipe is said to be beached at Cattaraugus. but
whether it is her or some other, we are unable
to say. Passengers by the stage bring the re-
port. The Great Western came up from the
Rock this morning.
Yesterday afternoon dismasted vessel was
observed passing down the Niagara, aboring
hard, with signal of distress flying; and after
passing the first rapid, ran safely down as far as
Black Rock, where she took anchor. She pro-
we'd to be the schooner J. Malcolm, of Kingston,
with cargo of wheat, -four and ashes. Du-
ring the blow she was thrown on her beam-ends,
which induced the master 10 cut away her masts
in order to right her again.-BufalO Com. ADJ.
| Thursday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
"Reminiscences,

Congress has commenced its session, and the remon-
strances against Texan slavery should be forwarded
without delay. The very fact that the subject is being
ogtaed in the free States may induce the slavehold
and their allies to press the measure through at the
beginning of the session. Therefore, no time should
be lost We would suggest that remonstrances which
are full be carefully sealed up in packages of not over
ounces weight and forward to such trusty Senator
or Representative, they please: we have confidence
that all from this State will deal faithfully and truly
with their constituents. Perhaps it would be as well
for each town county committee to forward to the
representative from its district or to either of our SEN
ators if they choose. Packages of over ounces are
subject to postage. Such remonstrances as are not
filled, should be attended to forthwith The work must
not STOP so long there any towns not canvassed
When the printed circumstances are all forwarded,
let be written filled and forwarded as soon
possible, Let the voice of the people pursue Con-
gress during its entire session, like the mportunate
widow. A days work for Freedom now, may save the
nation years of bitter repentance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
DOincS in Kentucky.

The rabbid shareholders of this state appear bent
on nothing short of total suppression of the discus
sion of slavery.
Mr. Stevenson, editor of the Georgetown Intelligen
cer,-the only editor in the state, we believe, who
dared denounce the Lexington mob, although not an
abotionst, but coonizationst, and in favor of free
discussion is threatened with personal violence, thro
anonymous letters, was c. M. Clay. He is at last
charged by the Georgetown Herald, with assisting
slaves to escape and pocketing pay therefor peni-
Tertiary offence, if true. The charge is undoubtedly
false, and made only to drive him off
Another public meeting has been held in Mason
County, in which it was resolved that the laws should
be held sacred except in certain extreme cases, when
the popular safety requires the interposton of popular
force-and that the Liberty of the Press is involate
except when an urgent necessity requires its suppress
sion-and that such urgent necessity did exist in Lex
ngton when Messrs. Marshall, J, B. Clay, and Others
shut up the office of the True American.
In Louisville, two presses pandering to the same
Pro-Slavery Party-the Times and the Public Ledger
The former asserts that the Slave Interest is para
and that Louisville is and ought to be identified with
that interest; and that G. D. Prentice should receive
his walking papers, and the Louisville Journal be sup
ported only on one condton-that it never discuss
the subject ofSavery, except in support of the Slave
Power. The latter, the Ledger is raising the repor
that Clays paper is circulated among slaves and free
negroes. It says
ave conversed with very intelligent gentleman
few days SINCE from one of the up-river counties
who assured us that much feeling was beginning t.
manifest itself against the surrepttious manner il
which Cassus M. Clay's True American is forced
upon the people of the interior 1t is circulated among
the free blacks and slaves, many of whom read, AM
the mere fact of printing it at Cincinnati, dimnishe
nothing of its Objectionable character. The wise AM
prudent of many towns in the INTERIOR entertain goo
deal of distrust of the ahulness of those who mbib
its doctrines-and do not hesitate to speak boldly
asking for Legislative aid in suppressing it altogether
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
Lynch Law.

man was mobbed and shamefuly treated
in the streets of Washington city on the 18th
inst. merely on the allegation Of some rowdies,
that female with whom he was walking was
of doubtful character, Respectable people pro-
tested to the contrary; but the rowdies were be-
lieved first In Amherst, in this State, too, we
are sorry to say similar aWless and disgrace.
full scene has been enacted A man who had
eloped with a young woman of Amherst but
who returned the day afterwards, was taken by
a company of some 40 persons, tarred and
feathered, and ridden upon rail around the
town. The man was worthy no doubt, of Sc
law into their own hands have placed themselves
on level with him. Traveller.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
Vermont Butter Again,

A Produce-deaer in this city received on
Friday, sepen Thousand pounds of butter, from
a Scotch farmer in Addison county, Vermont.
1t was all the produce of his own dairy; and all
of the finest favor and quality, he received
the premium at the County Fair.
The same farmer has fatted and sold one hun
drcI head of cattle this fall; and has now on
hand an acre of hogs, averaging in weight some
400 pounds each. Pretty well, we say, for a
small New England farmer, in ga little town
among the mountains of Vermont
Can Cape Cod, or the Great West beat this9
Traveller.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
PROCEEDINGS Of the true Liberty Party

The Woodstock VMercluy publishes, and other wing
papers are eagerly copying, under the head Of erich
Affair."" the proceedings ofan anti-annexaton meeting
holden at Woodstock during the late session of the
court 1t appears that the meeting called by the
county committee appointed in pursuance of the rec
ommendation of the Eastern Convention, and all OPP
posed to the annexation of Texas with the privilege Of
slavery were invited to attend. After tie meeting
was organized Judge Hutchinson, chairman of the
county committee, stated its object briefly and intro
duced for signature the form of remonsance that is
now being circulated throughout the free states, togeh
er with preamble and resolution, setting forth that an
nexation is not yet consummated, and, if done at all
must be done by the future action Of Congress, and
urging an united md immediate remonstrance on the
part of all such as are opposed to Texan slavery,
Whercupon, the whig fighting cocks erected their pu-
mage and opened hostilities After considerable dis.
cusson, motion was made to substitute the following
for the preamble and resolution Of Judge Hutchinson
which molten finally psvqied, and they were adopted
as the sense of The meeting;
ResoEued, That while we deprecate the calamity
which the late Presidential eeetion brought upon oul
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-12-04
Democracy in Danger.

The last Patriot is out upon the efforts now being
made to prevent the annexation of Texan slavery to
this country 1t says" the wings and abolitionists
have fallen into lovely mood upon this question:
Oh that it true But the greatfoar of the Patri
OF IS for the party. Hear it:
"If they can get ones name upon these memorials,
they will consider him to extent committed to
their doctrine, and hence democrats to be-
ware of this gultrap and keep their hands off these
papers"
What is the doctrine of these memorials and to what
is one committed by signing them? Simply against
s,argy nothing more nor less Is il, them dangerous
to the cause of deocac that its adherents should re-
monstrate against the extension of slavery? But it
may be said, Texas will not accept of annexation, but
with the privilege of slavery Very well; that will
show that they value slavery paramount interest
and will the principles Of true democracy be subseTed
by the acquisition of country whose people are swal-
lowed up in the 'one idea of ensavng their fellow
men? We think the Patriot editor must have nearly
reached the top round of the ladder of cutaneous de-
mocracy" and unless he receives his dicharge soon
will become wiser than hisleaders. But again hear
the patriot upon the merits of annexation
"The acquisition of Texas is destined to be one Of
the greatest achievements of our age and country In
few yesrs you will scarcely find man who will own
he was ever opposed to it. 1t will stand in the light in
which the purchase of Louisiana by Mr. Jefferson now
stands"
Under the absorbing influence of the prophetic gift
in predicting the future glory ofthe annexation scheme
our neighbor has COMPOUNDED two things togetherthe
purchase of LOUISIANA, and the extension of slavery
over its territory. While, in the Judgment Of many,
the acquisition of the territory ofLouisana was neces
sary and wise, nevertheless the reproaches of the
whole world we had almost said, have fallen those
who we're guilty of extending over the accused pail
of slavery But inthe case of Texas, the questions of
acquisition andslavery come together; and shoudthey
both be decided in the affirmative, we think it needs
no prophetic gto foretel that the ban of the whole
nation just awakening to sense of its cruel oppres-
sion will forever rest down upon the heads of the guilty
perpetrators.