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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09

hear Betsy maxim things STAND round
Dove. The floor was only loose boards
kiyereG over wide joce, and every step
made 'em shake and 1attle like small
hurricane. Old Tom smoked away aud
he young ones al the table would hold q
spoonfpi of mush to thur mouths aud look
At nv straps, and then look at each 9th
err and singer, till at last the old man
seed EN-.
well, by gun flint says he, eff you
amt maxim u josey--
Jest at the moment, somethin' g'n away
above, and may die, if Betsy, without
any thin on yearth on her 1ut one OF
.hese staYn cushions, didn't drop rite lhro
the floor, and sol herself, cushin and all
cochunk fiat INTO the pan of mnsh! | jest
tho't for second. that heaven and yea'lh
had kissed each other, and squeezed LAG
between 'em, Betsy squeaed like 'scape
plpe,-a spot Of mush had SpatteFed on
The old mans face, and burnt him, ana he
swore dreadful. snatched up the ian
Of milk and dashed it over Betsy to cool
her ofr-the old 'o,nan knocked me spraw-
lin for doing it, and away went my straps
The young ones let out scream, as u
the internal pit had broke loose, and d
lest gin half of my hide to have bin out Of
the old mans reach. He did reach iuf
me, but | lent him one with my hal'o"S'
on the smeller, that spread him, aud may
be didn't leave sudden! | didn't see the
branch, but as soused through il, heerd
Tom Jones swar he'd ehaw me up ell an
inch big of me was found in them dlgglns
10 the mornin.'
Il didn't know Cor a spell whar | was
runnn', but hearing nothin' behind me
Stacked up, and Jest considered whether II
was best to 60 home and CT my straps
strait. and leave; or 90 see he bail be
in as was manager, the't I'd 60 have
q peep through the window to see ell II
cum up to my expectations. While was
lookin' at the the boys goin' it, one Oh 'en
spied me, and they hauled me IN, stood
me afore the fire, to dry, and all hand;
got round, nsistin' on KNOWN what wa
the matter. ups and tells al! about Il.
/ never herd such latin, hollerin', and
screamin' in all my days.
Jest then, my trousers gin to feel the
FIRE and shrink up about an inch mint,
and the boys and gals kept it up 80 strong
laffin' at my scrape, and the pickle
wur 10, tha. gin to git riley. when at
osce seed one of these slick critters, from
town rite in among 'em, hollerin' wus
than the loudest. .
odd Jones said he'd chaw you up, did
he?' says the Town fellcr sUel he ahPdys
keeps his aOord.' i,
.Tha, mint billed over. rabbed his
slick har, an may be | didn't gin him
scissors! Jest as | was maxim him a
chauo specime some Teller holler'd out -
.don't let old Jones in with that ar rifle!
| didn't hear any more in that Bottom,--
lightnin' couldn't got near enough to SINCE
my coat tail. jumped through that
window as easy as bar 'ud gothrongh a
cane brake; and cuss me il couldn',
hear the grit OF old Jones' teeth, and
smell his glazed powder, until | crossed
old Mississippi LoSis herielle
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09
GRANT THORBURN'S OPINION OF
BACHELORS.

Those cousummate block heads, bache-
IIors. thew too must Join the hue and cry
to deface and defame the most beauhui
par, Of creation. Conscious that they are
running contrary TO all laws, human ana
divine, they come forth with hard words
in place Of arguments they are not able
say they, 10 supports wife; why, i costs
Won more in six months for the soda wa
ter YOU drink, aud the tobacco you use
and give way, two articles that you can
we'll dispense with, and an article mat
your fathers never saw, than II would
Ia Ike to suppor, a sensible woman twelve
month. He that hangs creation on his
arm, and feeds her at his board--he that
hears the young ravens cry, VIII never
suffer the young yankees 10 siarve. When
you have got money enough 70 buy iuryl'
lure, you will then go 70 housekeeping
and marry. Here the fowl Of the air Will
teach you---in the Spring ne looks OUT
for his mate-he has, not now STICK or
straw towards housekeeping; togelner
they gather the sticks and stfaws' ana 10
a few DAYS dwelling is prepared Tor the
Young Blu, The ha chelors in every thing
a., ,bs carl before the horse. Always
q - ronq end foremost with them. They
cav as they Get . nest they look for
4; ID. thus running quite cross-gralned IN
The face III nature.
WbenI was not w0riheone hunreG and
6rtv doIlarsl nafried Ny wife earned
Ibirty,onc aud quarter cents with her
needle, I earned sesenty-fye cents with
ny hammer; yeti never to this day was
yI,bou, loaf Of bread aud shilling.
You have heard how Lawrie Todd began
the inventory was true
We had but three chairs, one more than
,ur nced--you may have u hundred, yet
,ou can only sit on one al time. Had
nv life to begin anew, and IN the same
would do just as 4 DID
hen--at the age OF twenty-five | would
ather lodge by The bush with the woman
( my choice, than 70 strut over a Tur
ey carpet, cape on the sofa, yawnby the
,isno, ana dream over the sideboard, ia
ii ifie dark, gloomy and horrible forebo-
ipgs Of q bachelor Of forty, for they
now the time is past--lwensy-hve years
re never 10 be recalled, ussG. ls
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PEEPS Pathetic Appeal to o,connell.


give thee, Daniel, all can,
Though poor the of'ring bc;
The MaynoOth Grant is all, my Dan.
That | can yield to thee.
Knight give up the Irish Church,
But If did, what then7-
My friends would leave mo in the lurch-
mean my party men.
Perhaps It's just, perhaps It's fit,
That should more concede;
But then the House won't suffer it,
They won't, they won't indeed.
Believe me. / my conscience pinch
Much more than words can tell,
To grant thee thus single inch,
And thou wouldst take an ell!
Oh, do be quiet, Dan, pray
Be mod'rate, implore;
Take what / cede, --another day
! may allow thee more.
Keep Ireland out of water hot,
beg thee on my knees,
And | won't say that she shall not
Haze justice--by degrees!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09
From The Picdyune.
DICK BAKERS PARTICULAR IDEAS
OF THINGS IN GENERAL.

Dick BAKER is one Of those easy-mlnd
ed, philosophical sort of men who believe
that the world owes them living; and
h oweyer strongly circumstances wou'd
seem 10 lend to an opposite conclusion, thal
she will not repudiate the debt. The world
saws she doesn't mean TO, provided DICK,
and those Of his school, fulfil their part
or the contract mutually, by implication
at least, entered into between them. She
reminds them that when anything is owing,
there is presumption Of somethlag ha-
wing been obtained; where anything IA de-
manded as right, it must DO Tor some
equivalent given. She tells me that Inv.
ing which they claim shall be withheld
from them until they, by their INDUSTRIAL
exertions, render themselves entitled 10
il; andpin this she justifes hersell by all
la wa. moral and civil All this they do
not, or will not, understand; and moi UNI
Outstanding it, they fail to comply WIN
tho Terms which the world, in a spirit OF
equity, proposes; and heace 'hey Ian !"
obtain that living which, absprdly enough
hey claim as a heritage or olrihrlght.I
Standing, then, in the RELATION when .ney
do iowa rds the world, it may wei De In,
agined that they that is, the world ano
the Dick Daker school Of philosophers
are not the best Of friends s.es
AS every party has its organ-irom. the
Cove rnment Of the United states 70 'nr
Latter day Saints and the dancing mon
keys--the Dakeri.es. il may well be sup
posed, are not without 50 necessary anl
..acoompaninent" Viewing Dick 70 sven 9a
"a light, we will let him speak Tor hmsell'
and Tor them through him. ,
About II o'clock last night DICK sat
on one Of the nsat, grser Benches ID La
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09
WE HAVE A CUP REMAINING.

For him-who loves unknown to fancy
And ne'er was heard complaining.
Although his mistress slight his flame
ss We have a cup remaining. -.
For him--whose soul could ne'er endure
3 The minds, the body's claiming;
Who risks zen life such stain to cure
MI We have cup remaining,
For him--who never drew his steel
For sordid hire:--disda lining
All, but his country's wound to heal
We have cup remaining.
For him, too--who ne'er sheathed his sword
~ While tyrant kings were reigning;
Round whom the patriot might has poured
NJ We have cup remaining.
For him-who, placed in post of power,
Was never yet found draining
The peoples life blood, hour by hour
We have a cup remaining.
For bim-whose nobly feeling heart
Has wept at others planning;
Who loves to cure the wretche's smart
@ We have cup remaining.
Eo or hm-who, in his country's cause
NJ Has soul and strength been straining;
Ia Freedoms fight his falchion draws a.
We have emp remaining.
For him--who's trusted with the tide
OF friendship; never straining
It's course with falsehood when tried
MI Wehave cup remaining.
For him--the poet, gifted, true,
Ne Who never thinks Of gaining
Aught but that fame, his MUSES. due
We havea cup remaining.
For him who loves, for him who sings,
The friend from fraud retaining;
" For him who wars with worthless kings
We have cup remaining.
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28. GoH9rcB-2, SiBym].
Y cnnAttnr, e,n II. Sanuar !
g eua t-r,itbt in Sibuna.

Seua t-rlttbt III Sbung.
cau s.-0tltb eiut9en Setbanolun9sn BON menaer
lSlcht9feit tDHrre Gle Sera6 Ocb batte fcrtIe-
fest. jnr. StcnuecD non Mort(auo ipruc, ge9eu BEN
nlhuB, perhelriJte ric BDgpartei 9s9en ae bon ib-
rem Sppcnenten 9c9cn le erbObenen 0elchubi9unger,
uno IuIe oar5utbln, o1B ole 9Iuhlnger pe6 9ultlues
nid aus mtrfItdcr rtrutllfoufter lcb;rSeuouna font
bern MIR III SrpclIttpu W Dem Scnate ben SsrtTaa III
pnfIren iIdtcn.
cr. Wcre pen Qruiit1u1 f'l9te gu G3untsu ccs S(n-
Iihule6, prad) TEN geeaueru earllber aus, oa6 bic
Ieras 6raAe iu c1ntm parett3ant 0emahr, ril9e BEN
Wan9el an p1rjrt6mus, ,ptld)cu es Opponcnteu bee
9nIflu1o an ben Gag Iegteu uno 1hlcB nit Der Be
merfun9 caB rc Sflnoerel uulerce &dnoes Cit Seosn
leL melde6 9enn9iam rota6 crbcue ta6 ric 0eqrt III
eoutnnno e1 nteui3entrreS 8pt, ais Die 6lbrfartet-
ter I'M 0telotn ieYeu. ~
9Rrntas, rta l3 Sanuar 1913.
Senat tyr. Setter bon Gent, reid,tc perIAieee-
ne NeicutiUncu Su Vunltcn bcs 2lulhu1s5 pcn Seras
et'' @le Nethe ben auocru petiti1ncn wurcc eutae-
9en0enpmmen.
0an s.-Nerr peDtou trug oarouf an, cae ein Be-
rldt uber Die in Der orr dj Dem Yliloe aetpor
oenen 9uSaabrn erltattet peroe. W 80 gc9en 70 tei
Selte gele9t.
Sor. j,1mlnet ron WlNlpp berlhtete cl @jeleb ANN.
Nerfauf Slpelcr arat,er pferbe, ned,e bon Dem Sa-
tim pcu Wu5cot Dem prillpenteu ais gelheut sloe-
fdbdt ipuroen. ValItrte.
Geicb barauf ,purpe bic Ieras, Sra9c wicber aufae-
uonlmeu.
Die beiben SNduier unierer g Staatsae1esae.
II 8 paren AM Sonnabeno ntd)t tR StBung.
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Sms sQoule pall1rte naob etni9en Gebatteu bic SiG.
SMI Serbtnoerun9 tes 9Ibfenerns ben Ranunen at
StroBet nno rffenttben 9anbfraBen.
9err @pln9 madte 1paBbafter BeiIc ter 8orfhloo.
pCM &Hs! oeler SIa 70 S1 oerdurern, raB er Iauet
rSus I S'H CUR Sertol9un9 bon Stnaben nno feinelr
Stotr am 4ten Suit uno bel anoern patrctiIen Sc
le9enbelten,
N!e Sl0 CUR lluterltIbuno uuo befTeren 9cou[ruuu
Der Urctlhulen III 8 0 u III b us lpuroe NIT einent
3ul1e Strtdberbtet Soerr 0fumeu tpind,te bic BilC
peroelert jill babe> cas- bic Shul Direftcren pom
Solte 9ewablt ipercer. Gtr9raY unb anoere gHbias,
p0teo oo9e9en. Ger Sorlddg ipuroe nidt angenpat.
men uno o1e SIl gum ortten 4eien oeroronet
Herr Narrt6 (QEbio) berbtete ben 8c1blus fir bos
Nruftn oss Serebt5 utcr Die 2aubltnmmenantalt ,u-
rlt nit elmer Serbeerun9, nemd, oaB bios 5000 g..
ptsu N en9lltter aber fetlle 1T t1d5er Spradae
I9eorutt Wercen 10lPn.
Oerr Mitmelin nad,te 1ooann ben 8crftlao, bog Der
Stoatorfrctdr teauragt fem rQe 1000 @cpien in bic
Ioen1l1e Sprad1e iIberleeen Su loiltn. 9mgencmmen
II 9Sbt96 Ittmmten oaocgcn.
SF@z Nle @)eiee9ebuuq6o banblur9en bonn 4teu bis
sum l3en Ja1tar cntbalten noht6 Selrnberes.-lBir
mo9en unere Seler nld)t oamt an9peen, uuo beben
oestaIb Sol9enoes beraus
"n.~ Sanrar 4.
u ii M tags tbuu9-c g ena fpur-
oe auf lntra9 oe6 oerrn Sod Die Si0 CUR 9erbeeruns
oee SretlthulenlpItems auf9enommeu
Nerr 9Sooo (Oen.) ltelte ben 9Introg, baB bas Gr-
I5ebl96 Sonro iene e5nrufttpnen nd)t nur in enol
|lder, ruoern AUDI iii beutider Spracbe prucfen aiem
)lrlte, gum Gjc6ralte Ger beutIfen Sduleu. S'Nar.
Irel wcllte ourdau6 nht6 in oeuter Sprode Qeorudt
baben, uno iteIte cen 9Intrag, baB in alien Ideu NO
i'll ctnem Ditrifte cine Mebrbett DeutIher pobneu,
aud, ceudbe Echger auGeteut werren. Der 8orItlaa
I9tn9 percren.
Gin antraA oe6 0crrn MiQcr, ben Sd,u[orefcreu
SO @ent5 per En9 aus oem 8reuleufono Su besabeu,
)9tn9 perlcren.
Scoann erbr6 Gb cine Debate in 8eSuo auf BEN
9jeb1lt oe5 anutelenoen Stuat6 Supertnoenen Der
I6reluen. 3uIebr 9u9 ein 9ntra9 ces ySarner curd,
IWprurC eln lhrd)er 9eha bon 5000 felt0eicBt rpro
@tee NdtgIicoer wulteu, Die gauge Sdul SI auf
1unbeltnme 3eit oetldrbcn baben lpuroen aber ber-
tlmmt She mas entdjieccn wurpe, nerta9te lld) cer
Seult
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sS E + N I { b t e q tt t e [.

Sarono on & a [ b.-l8ir baben uus lebcu Dor
etnlger 2ett Ocr9enDnle etpa8 ber he atbldIIofeit
oou Sete ce5 scn9rciIss Setreff5 oeS rndfdnomen
Spre5 fir Die 3dbr9en treuen Dientr beles Nerren
Der amerfanldlen Heurluton III fagen, rpurben aber
tale ourd1 oteies, ba!p cr enes 6ringenoe @elddft
oaopn ab9shaltet.
Q5efanntlid, fam Der omerfani1de geueralu.oipr
Bnron bon Gabtm Sabre 1777 NIT Qafapete unb ,,par
nit oemelben Gohiffe nad 9lmerifa @r biente ben g.
Staaen bret Sabre lang III benz oenf.proaen &an,pfe
fur Sreibeit uno @lehbeit, uno beleaele oeen Raupf
nit leiem Scoe, toem er III Der Sd1ludt BON @an,beu
i'll Glib s@arollna bon neuu 8aionetad1en burcbbobrt
lein Qe6en ausbaudte. Sbglei f, Der @prareB in be
ldn'edelbafteten slueorden nber Die eoentbaten bed
Barons bon alb du6ere, bat es ord Die Ga,ilie beC
elben nod t oahtn brtn9en t6nuen baB ibr oer BRET
jdhrge Spo fur bele aus9e3eihneten Dienlfe ousbe.
,abt worben Die Rinoer oeleS. .sennes, Der i'm olpr
rebe &anlpfe fir bic sSretbeit Amerifa's 5ein Qeben
oerbluete, muen oarben unb fonnen es tros aer pit
be ,liebt erlan9en, baB bnen ben feulooen @pfh
Sab, Dabrsno ounoerte uno 2au{enoe rpeit tpenioer
purot9e ecute ion ldn9(f ibre Ndube in bem Nenloss
fono bahen. lDdre bon Rab etu eineeborner Nmerfa.
ner, potr p6ren feline &inoer uno @nfel amerifaniie
Burger, 70 tpuroen e tppb cn ldngft uno pbne net
tere Mtbe tbren 3rped erreidt baben. 60 aber mar
6isber aue ibre Rnbe unb 9nren9una oeraeblid1 unb
bic Wabnen be6 tapfern Wannes Cub nod, nio,t per-
f0bnt, 1onbern rufen nns laut uno naebrnd(id in'a
gebdhtniG, baB fdnSoer llnoanf Der lBelt Qobn III.
gs be ldeid pns ea nran9enebmes G5efiib BEL bieen
9ien,iaiscensen-ein @eibL bas uns balb rer,peifen
taft al, ben' @rsebti9feltstHae her eHfayr. an bsr
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Sbto 9eltk9ebun9.
Qieniia1. Tt.. 81.

9ienfa1, &c. 81.
SIN Senate paliIrte eine Bill sur 8ertelIeruro
Der nerie9enen 9ltten in Se5u9 orf 9emalame gil,o
I6rltde &C. gum Orttteumae.
9luf 9ntrag ce6 Soerrn &eQD (nner 9iIfreb EcQeD,
berld)ti9en alnoenfen5) murbe oten Va slr grncue-
run9 Der 8anfprloe9en Ger S9o Size lno Grulf @um-
pa9nle anf9enpmnen.
Oerr 9luoeron (gSti9) wc1te tabeu, taB eicer Sc
ieuihntt Gas 9ledt 9fotcn ausSugeben, eleh fir Die
Oauer bon IS 5ahren 9etattet leu 1oue 0td)t ange-
npntmeit.
9ufreo 8elD ittlug 10 Sabre'' ocr gtidt onqcnom
men, 9Sbi9s tno ooe Demofrateu ftinmten odgeqel.
Sin onoerer Screbta9 fur IS SABRE" 0iu0 eteufals
oerloren.
Gin Gcrldlus bes nerrn Gctlcy, jcncr @efeadaft
fur Sabre lbre alten Sanf prtuileseu u 9ctaten,
9lna burd, 9Sbj96 oaflr, Die Gen1ofroten boa.qen.
5cerr SartleY Dens) tru9 looanu ouf etne @erbee-
rln9 an, oaB jene Sanf fr eoe GrQnr ibrer Otceu,
elnen Dollar Silber III ibrem geip6lbe baben lpQ!e
Sllfreo SeueD mar bage9en uuo Soerrn YarneDs Gpr
ldag 9tltg oerorelL Woem nlle Denpfraten llno l.r
let Sht9 (SteaD bon @upabo9a) rafur, uno Die utri-
gen 9SN9s ed9e9en tt1tnltet. Gin ancerer 8prIh(au
oaB Die Sanf feline 9eten inter Dollars ausqebeu FOL
le, 9tn9 ebenfaQ6 ourd gSbtgmehrh belt perlorel.
Nerr Salontlt nahle icoann reu Sor{hlaq, Die
|Stcdbdlter .uno geamten fir bic Shulben Der 0ouf
per,onldb beront,prrtltt su MAIDEN. Sing cbenfaIe
ourh 0Shtamebrhett oerloren.
Ole Gtll pafNrte frbanr, lnb murbe noct eiloe
Getatten uno persetehen Grrfhld9en unc Gerbe(Ie-
run9en orn Seiten Ger Gempfraten, cnorcfIrt.
0au s.-@ine SiQ sar BeIhrdllfuna Der aeridt(i.
den Snflasen fir setuie @er9ebeu pallre gum Grit
Itenntale.
Die Sreepn Sefhli1e wurben nit eiuoen gerbefIe-
run9en snrl1dberld)tet Soerr @wn9 id9 nod, etioe
tpettere Terbeerun9en Dor, bic niot onoenpn,eu pur
ben, uno Die 9elhlne pallrten nit 62 ee9en Stine
g a d III + a perfammelten ld, ole IRito(ieoer
beioer duier in Der Geprd entantenbale nb iritteu
Sur Wabl metrerer Seamten. 6pgeube qSbiss uuroen
ermablt
- an a's Sc i'll fs r If ter:
Sur Grie @cuntp, M SarremeD, g. SO. @boate unb
Ic5pbn 9S 8rpofs.
Sir Sttotpa SountY, Gsehiel 0aice.
Sir 8airftelb @ounty @ibtcn Warttu.
Sir Wenrpe County, 6. 6oli(ter
STR Saen @cuntY, S. Samefon, @eo. Sbriner unb
gb. 9lbeate.
Sir Staatss ss8tb(iptbefar nurbe sobn
@riner, Der Haccon9efangs Sanger ertpdblt.
Sur He9iltrater ces Qauoamtes tn Gina, Sulius
Gurtis. 7@
Sir Ginnebmer bee Ofentl. Gjelter 1T eima 8. Da-
lci1on
Die 8erhanolun9en ocm Item uab 2ten Sanuar 0no
faum Der @rwabnuns wilrbis.
Sreitas, San. 8.
Senat. Die 8iI CUR grneueruns bes 8anffrei.
,brefes Der Sbic Qife uno 2ruit @ontpa9nie palrte
bente gum Drttenmae nit bios einer StiMme 4
gDtt9s fiMMtem mlt be1 Demcfsaten,
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Ser Boterlanb s. Jreun6 un6 G5ei1t Ser 3eif.

9e9en mar. gBir besaueru, oaB mir 9er1ee at ienem
Gage 70 lebr beddfti9t waren uuo olclcr9eranmluno
nbt bewobnen fcnnten gSte mir aber erfubren, lln0
Die Burger bon NfrOu, @reentaun uno GaobbarIhaft
wtlens oas Sert uod) 5trdfteu su unterltuBen. 60
olel wtr bon een 9erbauoluu9en erpdhntcr &erlamu1
lammlun9 wllelL lpuroe beltmmt o1B MIaBreSelu
9etrcfen peroen fcaen, enen n9enieur Die 8abn ats
fen nuo oermeiIen su laicl,> 5u meltem 3rpefe 1O-
9letb 100 iubicrbirt Duroen. Die joerren j>. gr6-
wrIo, S, Q. Srown 3. Sncw, Or. y, StiO9cr, 9.
.. @omnlinS uno 9Inoere praben llber bic l0tebtg-
felt oes unernehmen5 nno Die Oarau5 eutlpringeu0e
Sprtbele &c.
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3g- 98lr muroen erlud,t fol9enee 2Iuforberun9 an
Hrl. y. StlD bon SlnClnuatl etllsurlcFen
'Nerr Gdc, 0erauS9eber oe6 6reInni9en in @in
clnnatt miro blermit erlbt eiue Bprlelu19 uber 0t1
tipi6muS, uno Die O1tel Die Die Geutdn Slrger Ger
Union anwenosn foaen Tim oen1leben friebG7 gu be>
9e9nen, bru6en uno i'm ''8reiiIlmt9en" erIhsmen Su
Lalen. Gou
EleIcn Sllr9eru @antcn6."
QSlr 9eocufen 01ibiten5 iiber Die bern beproe)ene
SOrleun4 ueer 0tatlOsmu3 uno Die Witel, Die Die
teutld9en Burger Der Union anNenoen cuen, um rem-
elben trIepllt) Su bege9nen," uuere Menunq alt6ss
preden. QSr wareH 5u9e9en ais cr. Sd)o Ielue 8or-
Ielln9 bclt nno 9ep'B ener e.ler auterfiam ten 3u
horer; uo Db9letd oaS ocrber auf9elhla0tue placat
ene Sorlelung ltber 0t1tpi6mt6 anfunoetc, 70 eut-
9eng nn5 ood nlct oaB et9entll Die 2Inregu9 elmer,
I'm DHlem 4beile oer Der. Stlaen unter Den Oeut-
en uHb lIu5etannte 5Oee, Soaupt;pccf oe6 rn. Gor-
5leerS tpar.-ulo oele Soee ut lie Der IS ii IL
10 un9 elnes oeHtl ben Staate s .-lIcber
ple SOrlcuu9 ais IdclaItlebe6 prrouft weroen mir
nlt6 Su 1a9en baben, neil mir SuGcben Dap otelebe
III lbrer 9lrt melerh1ft DerfaBt par. Nlc5 Der Stee
Der @runcung elne6 pcutdcn Staatc6 III rcu Ser.
Staoten ais Uttttel Dem 9tatlOlsmu5 freod) III be-
9e9nen, lperoen mir etniDe 9ufnlerflamtett pomcr
pcn mir fieIlbe nit unIeter @eIIruuno nnb nit
Ioen 9etnben, Die mir 9egen uter aorptwe5 8ater-
lano uno beilen Sempbner begen, ntcht Dereinbareu
fonnen. 01ele Bemerfun9en ubri9en6 mEd)ten ,plr
noht ols elne Soerausfproerung gum Neoerfrieg nit
Sorn. Sde, Deer lonlt Senlauoem betrad)tet pi(Ier
loaten le jeood oasu binin9Iideu @runo 9ebc,l, 70
ilno mir terett III Die Sdranfen Su treteu
SdlteBndb mod1ten mir nur nod, btmerfcn, baB nj.
Die unterd)rlf ptt9er 9lufproerung an Sor1. Stho,
''gOn Gielen Sarsern @anous'' fur einen Soumbu93
halteI, moem mir 9auben, oaB nur Icbr ''tueni9e
Burger bon @anton' uH oiele 2uforoerun9 puBten.-
8leaetdt lit ol6 game bnFenbe N2adbpcrf bios aus
Gem SSpte e!nes @1n5tS Ell berpor9epruoet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1845-01-24

@anton-@ ifenba bu,.-SPt ger9uieen be-
rihten mir unern eefern, oaB bas prcleftirte lln
ternebmen, cine @iienbabn pcn Canton nad afron iu
maden, erfreuliden Scrtgang 3u .9etplnnen lhetnt
eesten Dieutas ,puroe cine ,ablretde 8er(ammluns
Der Sreunoe beiebcn i'm Gcurtbauie patter gebalten,
rcSei etae DeIesasuw yuA sfrca uSe e,reestslx su.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-18
A WORKING CABINET.

The experience of more than eleven weeks con-
firms sour first Impressions" Every day satisfies us
that no administration ever better deserved the
name of working cabinet than Mr.. Polk and all his
secretaries. We do not speak at random. We
describe what we have seem We affirm what we
particularly know. The following letter, which we
republsh from the "Boston Post, !" is simple state
ment of the truth, without the slightest exaggera-
ton. We state it in simple justice to the men
whom ruthless press and reckless corps of COR
respondents are continually assailing with idle devi-
ces and fabulous legends. 1t is not TO burn incense
under the nostrs of the great, but to parry shame
less falsehoods with honest truths, that we offer this
extract. Mr. Buchanan, in the following extract Of
letter to the editor Of the Lancaster lntellgencer,
describes himself, as well as his colleagues, with
great simplicity, yet force of manner;
az work hard and more tranquil in mind
shall do my duty conscenously and leave the result to
Iod nd nv country" .
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-07-18
MINISTER TO LONDON.

Mr.. McIane sailed from New York, in The Aca
dia, on Tuesday morning. The following com.
Elementary resolution was only passed on Monday
evening, by the common council Of the city of New
York, so that it was not officially announced to
him. 1t was however, informally forwarded to
him by the committee, in terms equally gratifying
the minister and the President, and in manner
complimentary to the departing minister, from the
hands of a council which contains only wings
Is out of its II members being democrats;
New York, July l6, 1885
Hon. LOUIS McLANE:
Sin: AT q meeting OF the board of aldermen, on
the l4th instant, the following preamble and resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted
Whereas the Hon. Louis McLane, who, with
distinguished ability, has filled several places The
highest trust and honor under the government of
the United States, is now in our city, about TO en-
bark on his mission to England therefore,
Resolved, That the hospitaties of the city be ten
dered to him by the common council, and that a
joint committee Of three from each board be appoint
ed to carry this resolution into effect
Whereupon Aldermen Stoneall, Hart, and Brady,
were appointed such committee on the part of this
board.
n II ENrINE Clark