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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
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81 pcrlchncn cbcr Su pcrfaufen.
Ter lluteridricbcne 1T miIens fcGgrntcs
fddEbarr6 @i9Cntbum in Ger Stott 9lacns
tam rntmecer su prrfaufcu rrer ouf Gin crcr
mchrrre Sabre 81 perlebncr, uinilidb
icin ftIetarer Stchrlfanh,
qtieQcu an 'em Iucmcilidcu @tfc Der Namils
ten uno lSilllam Str'Ren III Ger Stnct 9ll,
Irntduu, III wrthcm ihcn felt mchrerer Sab
rem Stpbrleltdfte bcricbeu puroen. So
tsfnh"m iT4i Gcr6umiQc Sfchrtuben mo Elm
grrsce Stchrhdus ncbff @auutcr lmb aucrru
rothtaeu @tnridltiracn oabsi ; uno oLIes it
in Der bciten Sreuung.
Od Der llutcrifriebene ben @rarchance[
nod tmmcr tetrcibt, 70 1T er i'm Stanpc cis
ne 9rrsc Stunclhaft cem {Strbr susuipenccn.
~" 9Iuf NcrIanacn fam and, Elm Wcbn,
bdu6 nit ocrlchnt Weroen.
ShlUmon 0ln9clrcre.
San. 8. notU
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
OefcntljCDe 93enD,t.
April "a.

stm 24lten Sebrua:, foOen am S.aufe oru
s 0 b II s. II fc l. fraber betpobnt bon mi,
d'acl TcntCrmathcr, in 9lIen Gaunfd,ip,
giortbamttcn &anntD, frISence 9Irtitel auf
6fentItder &enru pcrfauft werren, ndmlid !:
2pfcrbc uno Elm SulcL Vferccaeldirr,
0finc6pieb uuo Ghaafe, Shpcine Baoen
NIT Sperre, ein @raro: SaccD, cine neur Spas
tent 9Sinemhble, Strcbbanf pau9e uub @9.
9e, em So'tel, cine Sfettenwa9c, SHcu. uno
Srudtgubeln, Sperrfetten uno Rnbfetteu
uno icnitnod, oielcrfei Saucrngerdtbfd,aften
ju rpeitdufti9 su mcIcrn.
Die Seoin9un9en AM Serfaufsto9e uno
SIufpartuu9 pcn
Scbn Stnfel.
Seb. 5. sym
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
SScGec (gS(lGer.
Grin lllIN sRcnInncr.

Soattn lit 3WI1e ;u ihrcm friihcrcn Stcd
G5lltcr, lrcbcn ein prittj9cs 2IlIcrtcment
fhifItd'c Q8aarcn fir bic Sahrs;cit crbaltcn,
brifcheno aus
9tcuc 2rt Wcuslin Oclain fir 0doie6s9ln,ils
&c, reid, f9urirter 9lib CcIain, SduIans
uno 9If1bcu Satiins, Srdpc Cclains mo
Grape Iruita, Idwarscr, fdrti9er, ftqus
rirter uno Qcifreiftr, 2Itpaca, fd,warscr II.
blan idlwarier Scmtasiu, fdwarScr uuc
farbI9cr Ntcrinc, pGaiucr uno fi0urirter
Scicc, Sattunr oon peridieocncn Scrtcn,
pcn9ee, @hcppn nno Sauoauu Soal6tlls
dlcr, ciu 9rrses 9IGcrtcment pou alien
Scrtcn Sattinct8 uup @aIiimcrs, uno Elm
arcBer Gcrrdtb 3nh pou pel elld,icCcuen
Sorben, uno cine 9rrec 9uGmab anoercr
glrtIfel, ,pcld'e ale an ocn niebri9ltrn prei
fen pcrfnuft mcrocu.
grtm ulh Stenin9er.
Sept. IS. nobp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
Oltttwod0 Den l9ten Setruar l845
81. 3. S2S. SicsseOae,

9lrst 9Nuubar3t unb @eburt6Belfer,
cmpfichlt iId, eincm 9cctrtcn pubGfum ucn
9IlIcntauil, 70 ipie ccscn llm9etun9en ad'
Itun9soca. @r fd,meidlCIt fd,, bn er ft)cn
cine 3chc bon Sahrcn prIcticrt bat Cncs
runicr 8 Sabre in Gnitcu) uno NIT ben be,
fen 3cuJriecn ScrIeben it, bic 81 jeoer 3ett
in ieiner Office rinGeIchcr pcrocn f6nuen,
pcni9tcnS cinrn Tbeil cines 9cahtrten pub:
!tfums Su 9eipinncn.
@r madt frld,c Die all t,rrniIhen &rdufs
heittn Der 9lugcn, 70 mic Wurmeru afIer Dirt,
ENlettcn, GpilepGIe, SHdmcrrbaiCeu, W2rlans
d)cIte, II. {. 10, beicuocrS oufmerfilmfrit, bel
ihm anSnufer, ineem c6 ibm in ben mciteu
6dlIen 9clan9, netlnn9 Su berpirfen.
Seine Nohnnn9 it in Der Namltcn Stras
&c, ;Wiiden Den 6,nittiuirrn bon Serru pcs
ter Sfuhns, sur Come, unb Scrrn Sdcpb
Ndgcubud,, 81 ecn SdlnIcl, atIwc or bcs
rctt III, bel Gag pbcr 9fad,t irpcbl feiuen Bee
Irufe9clhdftcn nod,;ufnmmrn. G6 1T oieGs
Ictnf nId't unnctbi9 fcl9cnbc6 Smpfet!un96s
idlrcttcn III SfllrSe bCBufl9cn
YHir Die lluterscjd,uctcn 2lerste, 8ir9cr
uno @inwobrer Der Stact Gaiton, i'm @duus
tD 9icrthdmptrfl, be,eu9en, ons 6. lG. Siss
mon III cen Ickten SSahrcn in unfcrer Mitte
ais 9Irjt, IBunonSt uno aIcu oarin Dor:
fcmmrnbcn Spci9cn prattcirt hat, unb mir
nchmen nidht ben 9crin9iten glnitono su a.,
gen, su Der p6lli9cn 3ufrieotnbcit Scorrs
mann's, bcicubers aber, icincr bchantsluoen
8rdnfcn. Da cs jeocd, Qrnaunten Cr. 6.
lS. Sicmcn'6 4Sunith 1T, ftineu bicfI0en 9Ius
ftntbd;t nit cincm onccrn 81 pcrtauid,en, fc
b'id,cinigcn mir hermit nit @cr9ril9en, ons
er wiirei9 1T jcter llntcrituBuuq bon ben
Sn9crn Su eem plaec, uad pcItcm cr ;ics
ben mag
q. Strut, I2. o, .. Qadbcncur, W2. o,
s. &. Sictc, W. o, Q&m. S.actctt, 8. Q8.
Wuaer, 6. Jfitd>cn, Sctn y. Socdt, 81.
Trcoehcop, y. 9cmp, Gt. &5trnub, y. s. @.
Sdmiec, .. QB j,rB, 6. s. SHuttrr, Oopio
@onnrr, 6. Sd,ipe, &. q. Dunlap, Melhicr
lHcrn, 0t Sones, cobn 2dd,mdn, pbilip
Nrirca jr, &. Nadett, 6. Socdman, QB.
". Nuttcr Ncter Hun9clfer, q. Ctbrtc, 60
'paro Seip, q. s.. Scnicmon, o. SO yates,
s. .. Wrircl, SacOb &liftcn, 9R. s.. S.crn,
jrr QS. Surfe, QBm. 0nrmrnY, @. SO. @lifs
ton, IR. Gnpis, &. Gi9mon, y. Seltis, 9.
a. SinIp, So. g. Sdqc, &. y. S,rrn, QIbra,
ham Si9mutr, Niram 9)aro uno uirle 9luort
mas Der 0laum nid)t crloutt tctSufil9cn.
Setcbcr 80. nl6Ns
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
Seb. s..
GrnifltChe Grtuerr,na.

slIe tpeIdbc nod idulbig itno an Danie
u b ii, BON Der Stact 2itlcutaur, 4etha So.
iel ss III Hctcn, Sanoer, BuhId,u!ocn ccer
Senon9elc, pcrceu hermit brinoeno anfaes
fcrocrt Stpiideu nun uno Dem 25lfen Tetrus
ar Gihti9feit 81 MAIDEN, in oem Scld,e Die
oteie 2IufcrcerunS nidt brat,ten, llnfc1cn
befommen mercen. Sclhc als rroi,tmdsioe
Scroerun9cn habeu bellcter itre 9eebnuuoen
e6enfalIS pcbIbeitdt9t bis cabm eirSuhdnbis
gen. oil
2StllIam 8. Stuner Sruifte.
Scorltar D. n13m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
&naut Cure Ntiticbcn Subcn !!
Ser 9ScreOocG Gtogor
gc9cn rie 28Sclt!
Suribtbar QBpDtfttl!

90 pcblfcil cas cs rrn tRcpf chlrs Rans
nes fdpimmcn madt. 9tun i'm Sail cas
oa tM @erin9ftcn Die cbi9c Q8obrhcitcn be:
5wcifelit, 70 rufc an uno crbalte Ycu bem
9epriciencn slpIca fir % @cnt8-pou Gem
geprsciencn 3nder Su nnb @cnt6 - uro
alIe anbcre @nter in prcFrrticn
s{tI felbf babe cini9e 9IrtfeG eafcGbit oe.
Fault une bin pcllcnoS Iberscuot, oaB q8nos
ren bort tpcbIfcilcr, al5 al irgcno eiucm ous
BERN Srt III 2IIrntann 9cfanft rperoen t6u,
men.
SoCtor Sila6 gaMu.
ACC 20. nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
S6OoosCaS SgSSe;fs.

Stnetoer in Der Staot QlQentlrn,
Scoicnt fIh bicier @cle9cnheit irircn
Nrcunocn uno einem 9eebrtcu Iutleun
Hberbaupt tir sInSri9c Su MAIDEN, bag CT bas
Stneircr @eIb1ft
in olIcn ceeen oerf;hietenen 3mci0cn, an esm
frnhcren Stano reS lHerrn Same6 c,amefcu,
IN Der Nnniltcn Snaee, fc9lct untcrb1lb
Srni9's @dftbouIc, uno Der 9fcfcrmirteu
Rrde ftrd9 9cgenilbcr, tctrcitt apc cr
alle blelcntaen, eie i'm nit ijrrr 8unoIhaft
brchren mcrcen, nit p0lIi9cr 3ufriecenbcit be-
olcncn mlro. ga er Die JieuDcrf Sifdrns
rc9clmdBi9 crhdIt, 70 il er baourd, III ben
Stano 9eicBt, INNER uoth Den ncucifeu Mos
cen Su arteitcu. Seine preife lTnc billia,
n1o fetnc 9Irbcitcn bic ale inter ieincr eiqcs
nrn 9lufId)t pcrferti0t wcrben, pcrIprid,t er
Vcn pcrSi9ltdjcr Glte 81 fcu.
Oanftor fir 9encfcnc SnubIdnft brfTt or
ourd, bt0iac uno piirft!idle @cpicnunq cteIc(,
DC fcrnerbtn, 10 lpjc cine @e, mebrung ~ err
haIten.
Sbema5 QSeiB
9IllCntnun Oct. %, robp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
cJoferD Sartn1an

Sd)letrer III Ger Stact 9l0cntaun,
Sebicnt iIf rieicr Gjeleqenbet ieirrn ,Suu.
crn uno ocm pubIifum i!hcrbaupt ole 9ln,e;.
ie 81 MADDEN, ene or ba6 Sd,nrioer: @cId,ift
an tetnrm altcu Stano, in ocm NauIe hes
S1rn. Sdccb Sd9sr, cini9e 1bnrcn un,t trbolb
prrt, Sd9cr uno sos Stcbr MO beinobe
9e8cnutCr Dem @jaithaule brs SNerrn Scbu
N'roB nrd INNER fOrtbetrcitt, allnc er bic,
lcnI9en ncd> INNER ihncl, snuftid, uuc biz
ll9 bcernru iptro, Die Inn ibr 3utrauen
identen merbcn. 9ud, hat or ale 9lrten AZ
lctnem Gjrld,dft 9cb0rguoe
8erti9c Sleicun9SSnife,
idtditd fnr Die Cabr6;eit auf loanb. meIdhe
CT r'bltcll fur baart5 @jclo obleecn mirc. -
"a eleIeIbr inter iciucr ei9cncr 9lufiIdlt ne,
m'd,t wrrpcr, 70 fam er fur Die 9lrbcit ant
lprcdlcn. S"'
@r 1T eanftar Fir bi6hrr ocucgrnc Suun.
lhafL uno fithIt i,ber,ei9t, Sas er irh fernrr,
nm Der @unitocS pubIitums wilroia MAIDEN
miro. ''"'''"
@r ifta.d, 9I9rnt fir s. ecrqe 6. mck
fcr RS prrbrfertc6 omerifaniid,cs Splfrm
gum 2ln6drclecu, H. laect oahcr bic SG,nc;,
Ger EN- ipeId,e bic Hr9cln III crbaltcn oeper.
fen, bel tbm cafilr onmrnfcn
Scicpb S1rtnlan.
S"''"" ''' nqto
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
81 q C6rt Cl t

Epiro hermit 9cqctru, oaB Der llntcrThrirbcs
pc ais gIcmniitratcr bon ccr Niutcrlofs
Eenfhaft ccs ocritcrbcnen GiccrQc Scrn.
eBtbin bon 0tcrosgSheibaH 3duritip, Qch1
zsanntp, an9citeOt ncrrcn lit. ollie weId,e
lrd an beia8te SoiuterlaTrufdraft Ictulcia
mo, weroen auf9cforoert iuncrbalb 6 QGc,
pen ablnbrSabIcu - unc Scfd,r, Die ncd
fedtmas'9e ScrocrunGeu babrn, teliebeu ii
fe Rehnun9cn ebcnfogs binnrn beIa0ter 3eit
poslbeItatt9t etnSubinoi9en an
Saccb Sdgcr, 9(nentaun.
peter SerM %. Q9bcitbau.
AHH'' <T na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
9ea'rO Sspr,.apecGGc E,
st c CbtSo/o(e hr+

5E q Z e!eh hrtcr,
9ffirs '" in Ssu, sm,'.GV gcSc9rn, uno hat feline
friihsr ,,,r 'm . MINER lpcriu oa6 Defiant
nmrSs % tsi,,S %m S"F ,rD Weapcr @iq. gcbdlten
S,rrros tmsuF s.ns.F ac9enibcr ccm @iaiihauie oes
fTnnsGs SGcW;.o' racer ; alIwo er irgcnb prrfti
n,f"o' "' nffe Die ihm anpertraut wer6cn
Ssr n.s w. 81 bcicrgeu bereit 1T. Gr fam in
J,s go. 80" tthen 70 mic in Der &n9liltru Spras
WV wv rcdcnweroeH.
tIS. iH3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
Sabr9an9 IT,
9enlWlpanta Gcrel.

Ter llntcritriebene er9reift oiele @clcocn,
belt icinen Sreancen unc rem 9cebrtcn 9,ub.
lfum bic 9ln;ei9e gu MAIDEN, bnB CT bas
YenniDlpania S0rte(,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
9l0C6rtCGt.

9lIe etcjcnigrn pcld1e nod, fd'uGci9 ftnt AT
bic Smterlaecnld,aft bes peritprbcnen Ccct.
@ or!ee -. W Wartin fen. iri es anf
welde Slrt ee pcllr, Gne bierburd, ernd,t
BiplIdcr nun unb benz 22iten Sebruar ousus
rnten nno abSube30nleu, LIMB age bieicni0en
clc nrh rrhtmdet9e Sorcerunaen an be1aG.e
NlntrrlaBcnid'aft hoben, iIno ebenfalIS crnits
I'D, erlndt ihre 0tcd,nungen bis oabin ein3l.
ern9'n, mrti nnd,bsr nibtS metr cnaencms
men rpercen fam,
Charles 9. Martih : ot,,,,s
'Of, ., @berharp, s S'0''' D.
Scbru1r5, nqSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19
100000 sSaaS
Sretter llnp S5ouDolS.
SsS caper 1snD &pTmou,

SSS caper mnD s. 5pTn,ou,
Senod,ridtigen ibrc Trruuce unc ca6 Sub
lifum, caB Ge ben alten Stanb ecs Soc(f:
man uuo QBeapcr, in Der SNdmlltpn Stroee,
obrrbalb SoaSenbud,'s @aitbaus, qencmmcl
BADEN, uno 9eiffdl!6 Den alten Staub, ehrs
Dem 9ebaltsn bon @jecr9e Geipcr uno Co. :
oIlmc nc tmmcr etnen 9roeen Gcrratb BON
Sretter nib Sauhpis ron osrIhieteasu Scrs
ten duf &Hdno hdltcn ipcrcen - Slrunter bes
ftnren fIh frI9cnre
@elbs uno 9Get6peint N(ur 0carb6,
Dpplar BOARDS GCant[tno6 un6
9lanfen WdpelsSparpS II. Scdnt.
ling, N1nnel Yparb6 uno Gcdnts
ling 8triben ScaroS uno Ntlnfer
SoemlOCf Ten6sGcdntlin0S, cSUtces
9tlfterS, GI6ensWonfen, 0ittcbeu
Setter Slune lno liberbaurt aQe
9lrten Sretter, 01ubClS YfDfen
Satten unb Stinbeln 70 tpie aud
9ei19te Glabboarr.
Sic mcrreu inner pti9e 9lrtifelr ,un Bcrt
tauf duf SNaub bdltcn, uno Gj1b bcrrit Tcrlp.
ncn pom tanoe eariit all Den niecriGifen Q;Yei
fen ,u periebeu.
Oanfbar fir 5ereits 9crcecne Runcfo,oia
hctfen ne onrd) 9endue uno piinft(che 9Ib.
mortun9 tbrer @cidldftc unb bigise preiIe eis
nc Sorteaucr cerielben ~ erhaitcn.
SSoTeph gSeooer,
SSobn g. SODfmou.
Sult IL, n.eO,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19

am ncrowr ftlihcn @de be6
Uaarft 8jrrcct5, in 9Illen,
tarlL nclhcs frnhcr prn
u. StrcuB bewcbut mar,
bcjo9en bat. Die Wirtts
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-02-19

"'''-s'-=- irbaft III fur Die 2lufnahnie
ron 9feiienocn, 70 wie ancere Gjdfr, Die ihn
NIT lhren Scflden bccbrcu wpGen, aufs Ses
fte etn9cridItct.
Ia ba6 Soaus I'D, in Der 9l6bc Der @es
fd)dfts pldsen tefnret, 70 madt CO enrn
angenehmen glufcntbalt fir 0lciIence uuo
@eftaft6Ieutc.
@r lpirb ftdl bcitrcbfn, icinc Gdifc nit oen
bcifcn Spriieu uro Gctrdnfen al beocncn,
NIB ibcrbdnpt uidts urterla6cn, mas CUR 3us
frieocnbctt or!ielbcn bcitrdgt
gu Dem @aitbaus oehIrt cine mrhIeiuns>
Iithtete Stallnn9 nno eln 9crdumiQer S0of
nit porsigidlem QSa6er. 9lud, miro bort
INNER ciu icrafiltiger uno mirigcr Stals
fned,t anSntrcffen iciu.
Gurh biGi9e uno pIuftlid,e @ccicnuro
hnfft Der ltntericifnctc Ieucn 9nthci( Der
llnteriflieung crs pnbIifnms su erIar9en.
George QSetherbclr.
Slnuar Is. nq I'm
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

Of the highest order and a heart filled
with troble and generous emotions, II
is not surprising that he a, length e.
merged from the obscuri'y which had
daThened his earlier years. These
aho had known in his ~friendless, nee
dy and afflicted boyhood, and who
only looked upon the '"uter man,
watched his progress with u doubt
ful eve and wondered ct his ambitions
dreams. But those who looked deep
er mo The in, sr world al his mil d
and marked It's lofty aspIrIngs, It's no
HE AIMS ard uuIringeXerrions. deem
ed that ucces would crown his ell
forts. and believed lha, the smiles OF
fortune, The aJuiatinn oil friends, and
me untadng l.ureis Of fame would
be his we'll meri'cd reward.
TCoacluded on Mird page.]
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
From the Cleveland tisral3.
The Fireman.

Ania tbs flames he stood,
And the white smoke formed his wreath.
And the swelling wave of III. FREY Good
Came sprging from beneath.
Tie cracking timbsrs reeled-
And the brands came cleaning down.
Like the scattered wealth that the forests
Weld.
Whom their autumn leaves are brown.
The tempest howled in wrath.
And the Ere wheeled madfy on;
And the embers far. on The wind'swild path
Through tbs murky night, had gone
Yet. there. in his pride, ne stood.
With q STEADY hand and strong;
And bis axe came down on tho burning
Till the heart Of the OLD oak ruhg.
There was man IN ea.nest eve.
Through tho rolling smoke, that Eszed.
While he stood with his daun,iess soul and
high.
Where the hottes, fire brands biased.
And prayers were faltered forth.
From the aged and the young;
!. For the safety Of mrny a household hearth,
On the strokes Of his strong arm hung.
There was many a Houd knight there.
With his mantle round him rolled,
That aIoof. in the light ofth.t sweeping Ere,
Stood shiveriug in the cold.
And or, from the 6reman's hands.
A summons for aid was heard;
But never the tips ofiheir wsll-gioved hands
From their srninsd cloaks were stirred.
And no white and fervsnt lip
For their welfare OF safety prayed;
For no childlen's veal. AID no mothers
hope.
10 The strength Of their arms was slrsyed
Were I searching earth's mingled .hrong.
For shelter, my claim would be
A hand, like that Fireman's nerved & s,ron;
And 8 fesrles hear. for me-
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19

Three copies Of the Saturday Ccnri-
er ! year, OF one copy for three
years, 10
Z copies of lbe Saturday Courier. 10
do do I
II do do 70
Two copies Of the Saturday couries
year. Il one copy Of Godey'A
Lady Book, Graham's. the La Z
dies National Magazine, or TIE
Lady's Magazine, (ia,e Miss
LesIie's) g.
Five copieso Of the Saturday Coz
rier, and 2 copies Of Godey's
Lsdy's Book, Graham'sor eiik-
er Of the other Magazines, 10
Five copies of the Saturday Cou-
rier, one copy Of Godey's.La-
dy's Book or Graham's Maya.
zine, and n Of either Of tho
other Magazines, 10,
Five copies Of the Saturday Cou-
rier. and one copy Of Frost's
new Pictorial History Of Anne
RIGA. a IS book, 10
CT In fact, whatever offer il made
by any other Family Journal, At al.
approaching in worth, beauty. or pre-
tensions, to the Saturday Couriet~
will be furnished by us.
A. M'MAKIN & E. HOLDEN.
Publishers, No. 81, Chesnu,;S,.,
Philadelphia.
Democratic banner., 1845-04-19
PROSPECTS
OF THE
A0GRATiG BANNER
Published in Bouling- Green, No.

* taking charge Of the editorial de-
partne,t Of ,he "rinrer," we dean
il a duty which We owe 10 the pu,.ic,
to give an outline Of the pulley by
which we shall be governed. Deno-
Gratis from childhood, we shall advocate
the principles OF cur party, not because.
we now see them triumphant and vlcto-
rious; but because, we believe them Pc
c~uliarly adapted To the genius Of our IN
s,itutions; and necessary for the perpe-
,ui,y of our Republican government.
In a spirit O! maa.y candor we shall
oppose what we deem the political here
sizes Of orr opponents; but we shall new
er descend 10 low and personal abuse OF
distinguished men.
We believe a National Bank unconsti-
tn%tional and inexpedient; and at ,his time
indeed an .'oJsoleie ideo." We shall
steadily and firmly contend for the re-
duc,:on Of the Tariff to the Compromise
Of 1882, believing the presen. odiou'
act peculiarly unjust and unequal in It's
bearing upon the different portions Of
the confederacy. States-right Politi-
clans in the strictest sense Of the term,
we shall Increasingly war against the
Distribution acl, the Assumption Of the
State debts, and every ether new-fangled
notion having for its object the creation
among the States of q feeling Of depend
ence upon the General government. A
plain, democratic, economical form Of
government, is what we wish TO see;
and we shall contend for the exercise by
The States of all the rights and powers
not clearly delegated by them through
the constitution to the General govern
ment.
in advance We say that We shall l.
men; but we are FREQ TO confess that we
have ever regarded James X. Polk al
a fit exponent of democratic principles
and shall cheerfully give our feeble sup
port to his iavorite measures: the lndc'
pendent Treasury, the regulation ofils
Tariff. the occupation Of the Oregon, ant
last, though not least, the immediate an
nexa,ion Of Texas.
In our own State we are aware, thai
diseord has pervaded our ranks; but VI
regard it more as the offspring Of per
sonal prediction and prejudice, thai
any real difference Of principle. Thu
union Of IL party entire, is our mos
cherished wish. We are all brother'
advocating a common cause upon which
may depend the perpetuity o! our insti
tutioas. "Measures, not men; princi
pies, not eSpediency," is u motto; anc
gnided ty tia, 81 dous motto, we shall
endeavor to pour oil on the ,roublet
waves of faction.
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0 u S.
THE COUNSEL.
n MAS. EMiiiNE 8. SMITH.

The shadows OF twilight. were
creeping over the streets of u large
city. Amid the busy throng that
crowded n Of the principal thor
oughfares, two little boys going in
different directions met, and stopped
as if by mutual consent, in front OF
=, hook ~sv.~, ~ s--~ -i~:-"-ei,. ~
on the fine print. & elegantly bound
volumes that decorated the newly
lighted window. There was a strik.
ing contrast in the appearances Of
the two children; one was about ten
years of age, tall and we'll formed.
with the hue o: health on his cheek,
and the light Of happiness in hi, eye.
He was richly dressed. and the elab-
crate cnre evidently bestowed upon
his whole person, from his curled
locks to his neatly covered foot. pro-
claimed him the pet,ed favorIte OF
fortune. His companion, though in
reality one or two years older, was
much smaller in stature, and, bnt Tor
the mature expression Of his counte-
nance. might have been thought con-
siderable younger. !, was easy 10
gee by his scant and humble attire,
,ha, he was a child OF poverty. His
face was beautiful and its every iea-
.ure lighted with intelligence beyond
his years, bu, alas, his body was del.
icate and deformei. and he was in.
curablv a cripple. One glance upon
his high pale brow, where premature
care seemed already sealed, and one
look into the depth OF his eloquent
eve. which thus early glowed with
the light Of lofty thought was sufi'
cient to assure the observer that the
knowledge Of his misfortune was q
weight that rested heavily upon ms
spirit, and a cloud that darkened the
beautiful sDring time Of his life. He
seemed a fitting subject for the sym
pafhy Of every heart. as he stood
there gazing go earnestly and wish
fully at treasures which il was evi.
dent he could mot hope TO obtain.
Don't you wish said the larger
boy. Interpreting the thoughts Of the
other. and ~glancing at the same time,
at his course attire. don't YOU wish
your father WIS rich enough TO buy
YOU some Of those elegant books.
81 have no father replied tho ta'
formed. and even the sound Of hi,
voice, rs he uttered those few. but
touching words, was e%loquen'ly ex
pressive of the sadness that had Sc,
lied upon his heart; it had nothing o
tho l~ightness and cheerfulness o
childhood, bnt its tones were low soft
and subdued, like the accents Of one
who has long been acquainted with
grief :.
sAh. that is s pity carelessIy saic
the other; my father buvs me many
such books. more than | know uha'
to do with; I don't read half of them
for / don't like reading
sBue what do you do with them
then? asked the deformed.
mOh, ] look at the pictures. II the,
have pictures, and then throw then
aside; sometimes ] tear them up, jus
for SPORT
'Dont you think it wrong an'
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