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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14
GROIN WE'LL.
Pain the Great 'shoi ar--Rare Disclosures

Pal" the Great 'shot ar--Rare Disclosures!
The Globe ofthis morning has letter purport-
ing to have been written by Mr., Paine, who has
so frequently escaped assassination from some in
visible hand II may be haax it may not,
and we aude TO il merely for the purpose CIV
ing what is said TO be olue TO these repeated at
tempts upon his life. The writer says that while
Seignor Almonte was in this country nego'Ia-
ton or correspondence had been entered into with
him, by certain agents of two foreign powers re-
lative to Mexican affairs but in the intercourse
he (Amonte) was only the second person, beside
the medium through whom arrangements were
made to Santa Anna at Havana, and Paredes and
others in Mexico.
That after he left il was considered safest TO
communicate with Santa Anna, and he (Panel be
came acquainted with the special messengea en-
gagged 10 convey the dispatches, who told him
that he had lost the whole of his outfit at the ga
ming table, and he loaned him an amount suff-
cient to perform his mission, which he also lost,
and the next day he asked Mr., Paine to convey
the dispatches himself He then goes on to say
"To this consented and the papers were pla'
ced in my possession with the strongest injunc
tions of secresy to the mission, For reasons
best known to myself have no particular love
for Santa Anna, and determined TO know what
intrigue he was engaged in. l broke the seals
OF the package and learnt that certain powers
pretending TO act in good faith with our govern
ment, were, through their agents, manGuvering
10 thwart some movements Of vital importance.
Nv first impulse was 10 hand the papers TO the
Secretary of State, but on more mature rehec-
tion, | determined to wait on the writers OF the
documents and inform them of my possession and
knowledge Of the contents Of these papers-pro-
pose to deliver them up for certain considers
ton. did so, and as might be expected my an
nonncement was received with no little perturba-
ton on their part. The sum named was too
high, and after much quibbling ] left them, gi-
wing them . certain number of days 10 consider
my proposals-wth the prospect that il not se-
eepted at the end Of the time mentioned, the pa
pers would 60 into other hands
He was soon stsr attacked by two msn, and
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

the furnaces, forges, bloomeres and rolling
mills of the State, afforded market for ss,ooO,.
600 worth Of Pennsylvania agricultural produce.
the estimate was correct, it now affords mar.
ket for sl2 200, 900, and it is worth six times as
much to the farmer, as the whole European mar.
kpf
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

" II. P.8L.NER, Esq. at hts Reni Es-
tate aud Coal mice. corner Of Sd and Chesnut
Streets, Philadelphia. Is aufhertssd to act as
.agsnt, and receipt for all monses due THIS
office, for subscription or advertising.
.qiso Mt hts Office No. l6O NASSAU Street,
.NsW York.
find s. f. Corner Of baltimore and CdiCerf
sfs., baltimore.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14
for six successive years:
Persons
207,533

About one fourth Of the coal mined in the State
passes over the State works, and yet the amount
this year is nearly equal TO the whole trade in
1896. II the tariff remains undisturbed, the
time is not far distant, when the toll upon coal
and iron alone, will pay the interest upon the
State debt
We have not the means Of ascertaning the a.
mount Of bituminous coal which has been mined
from year TO year, and sent TO market, but the
anthracite coal trade is well ascertained
There was mined and sent to market the first
anthracite in 1921 The following shows an in
crease every five years
In 1921, 0S3 tons.
In 1925, AsOa7
In 1884, l76 500
In 1885, Csc 42S
In 1871 9l52 2l4
In ls45, Q oo6 go
This trade, the increase Of which is unparallel.
ed in any branch Of industry in any country, has
peopled our mountains with an Industrious and
thriving population; built up towns and villages
created large coasting trade and is annually
bringing IS 900 900 into our Commonwealth to
be distributed among our laborers and farmers ;
and supplies better market for Pennsy ylvania
agriculture than the whole British Empire.
The iron manufacture is not less important
In 1882 Pennsylvania manufactured about one
third of the amount made in the Union She
| now manufactures more than one half
In 1899, the manufacture was 9s 3o5 tons.
In lSI2, 1927
| In lSI5, not less than $50 OOO
The amount transported over the State works
has considerably more than doubled since the
passage of the Tariff Of 1912, as the following
will show:
In lsls, carried on the State works, IS oo2 tons.
| In lsdi, 60 39S
| In 1s45, ss231
! II is probable that the amount carried over
every other avenue, to market, has proportional.
| ly increased.
The anthracite iron manufacture did not exist
in 1889. There are now about 35 furnaces ma.
king iron with anthracite coal, some of which
are yielding 1000 tons per snnum. 1t is estima.
ted that they will average 5000 each, or an ag.
| gregate amount OF los 600 tons. This exceeds
the whole iron manufacture of the State previous
to 1910.
There II one anthracite furnace, located at
Harrisburg, owned by FIX Governor Porter,
which consumes Ia, 600 tons Of anthracite coal
from the Wyoming valley; le 900 tons ron ore,
rom Columbia and the Cumberland valley, and
4ooo IONS limestone, from the qnarries on the ca
nal The canal tolls on the coal, iron ore, lime.
stone iron Manufactured, and goods and provi.
sion for the workmen, exceeds $40, 600 annually,
and /" equal ohe WHOLE STATE TAX paid 6y N.
County Of Bradford, and more than THREE 1,nr,
as much as is paid by the county Of Tioea!
According to an estimate made in lsa2, bv ,
committee ofs Psnnsylvsnis Iron Convention,
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S914,2lS 96
47l,364 33
502,S54 63
Net revenue

We have thus the startling fact presented to
our view ofa deficiency of the receipts OF the
Main Line, during the last year. compared with
the receipts of the previous year, OF SAC $50 O6,
and of a decrease in the net revenue OF $685..
l73 "A:
1t is due to say, that the revenue Of the Della.
ware Division has considerably increased dur
ing the past year. Las, year, that is the year
ending the 3O,h of November 1874, the net
revenue on this branch Of our Improvements,
amounted to ;he sum of SS6,407 Is. Accord
ing to the report of the Canal Commissioners,
the net revenue. during the year lSi5. amount.
ed to Sl05,592 Sc; being an increase compar.
ed with the previous year of $l9lS4 Al.
The same has been the case also with the
Susquehanna and North and West branches
The net revenue of improvements during the
year ls44 amounted to s443l6 0s. For
mouLted to S76,5l2 55. being an increase over
The year lS44 of $32 1876 AZ. This improve.
ment in the revenues derived from these divi.
sions bear ampe testimony of the beneficial
operation of the Tariff of ls42 upon the great
Coal and Iron operations OF these districts.
The original cost of the Main Line Of the pub
lie works was sl4,36l 800, the interest on
which sum for one year. per cent, is $7ls,-
O66 co. The net revenue on this line for the
| past year, as stated in the report, was S464,.
6Sl 10. Now deduct this revenue from the in.
ierest on the cost Of the work, and it will be
seen that there is deficiency Of freuenue short
| Of Ire interest of S253,:s4 81!
Take the whole cost Of I'll the finished lines
apply the same test and the same result is pro.
duced. The reuenue falls short of the Interest
nearly Four Hund, ed Thousand Dollars!
| Stacy A. Psxson was unanimously reelected
Treasurer OF New Jersey, by the Join. Meeting
Of the two Houses Of the Legislature
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14
The Tariff and Home Market.

We are indebted to a Harrisburg letter, pub.
the arrangement of the facts contained in this ar
| ,cle. we should have copied the letter, entire,
but for some personal illusions therein, such as
we do not admit in our columns. Our purpose is
TO discuss "prisciplcs, not men," and we can We.
ry well see how Democrats can differ, even upon
the tariff question, upon which there is greater
unanmity among all par les in Pennsylvania,
than upon any other national measure, without
laying aside patriotism, or subjecting themselves
or their constituents to censnre
Pennsylvania feels interested in creating and
maintaining HOME MARKET, for the pro.
ducts Of agriculture, from the fact that every
man engaged in manufacturing or mining be-
comes purchaser and not seller Of agricultural
produce-For the purpose of exhibiting this
truth in its proper light, the following is copied
from the census tables OF 1910, taken by the
Marshals, for the year lsA9
Persons.
Engaged in agriculture, 2o7. .533
Eengaged in mining, 1908
Engaged in manufacturing, l05 ss3
Engaged in commerce, 1888
- 1875 S2i
Excess in agriculture, Sl709
The encouragement given by the tariff of 1912
to our manufactures, TO the coal trade and the
commerce on the canals, railroads, and coastng
trade, has more equally divided our population
and by increasing the home market, ha. ncrea.
sed the value of lands as well as their products
The iron manufacture, and the mining and ship
ping of coal has more than doubled and il i. pro.
hable that the cotton and other manufactures have
proportionaly increased
The following is the amount Of anthracite and
btuminous COAL carried upon the State works,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

w- There is . counter revolution going on in
Mexico, in favor Of Herrera, headed by Cen
AVists
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

had at this office, at Philadelphia prices, for cash
his speech on the Oregon question. To the Hon.
Simon Cameron for public documents To the
Hon. James Pollock for his Oregon speech and
to F. Y. Bright, Esq, Of the Legislature, for pub
lie documents.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14
S46i 6Sl 10

According TO the report Of the Canal Com
mssoners OF last year, the receipts and expend.
itures of the Main Line, during the year end.
ing the 30th Of November 1914, were as fol.
lows:
Receipts S9742ls 90
Expenditures 41l364 33
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14
$635 512 81

the boasted increase of the revenue OF our Pub
lie works there has been an increase of receipts
during the last year, Of only $29376 cl, and
an increase of net revenue Of but Sll2l2 SO
The receipts and expenditure & the Main
Line during the las; year, appear to be as fol.
lows:
Receipts 1928 O6S 90
Expenditures 4633s7 II
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

report OF last year. we find that the exprn.
dnures and receipts. during the yonr ending the
Goth Of November, lS44, were Ms follows:
Rsceip,s 81 l67 603 42
Expenditures 532 030 as
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

Stacy A. Paxson was unanimously reelected
Treasurer Of New Jersey, by the Join: Meeting
Of the two Houses Of the Legislature
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

u The notice TO ENGLAND on the Oregon
question, passed the House on Monday last. by a
Al
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14
Canal Com mmissioners' Report.

The annual report of the Canal Comm sson.
ers, giving n statement Of the condition Of the
Public Works of Pennsylvania. and their man.
agement during the past year, is published.
The receipts and expenditures for the year are
stated by the Commissioners 10 have been as
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22

Beripunoeten uno 2oettn tefrIgcn I,5OO.--
9ils fIc abmarlhrtcn, bltteu GIe blos z bis 8
tautene Wann $50 fIno Die llcbriaeu p
sic tpriu9eu ins @jebnidi, unb fcmmen auf
Der aneern Seite hcraus, uno haben Belif,s
tornbrco su perfaufen. gBir baben cS fir
9elptR, oa8 ais Slmpueia Saltillo perIiee, CT
bios 5000 Waun hattie, uno biefes fparem
He9ulare alle 9finger5 cber 8aueru Gno
Han5iere, oelcs beweiFn bic Waffen, ipeIdIe
mir auf Dem Selee faueen (; fcbr pieIe maren
gang neu, Die 9robltr 9rbeit bon 9rcbfd,mies
ben, ntd,t ab9eld,liffen, uuo bcim9cmadte
StIcle edran Bon oicien Burden habeu
Die Wlcrlcaner Cm mciten perloren birfe
muBtcn inlmer Slu6fdlle MAIDEN, uno Gin
Ne9tment Heifclmdnner matte (If) elm bes
tcnceree Ser9uiiaen, oielc 9cfellcn iu ieaen.
SD pcrltebe eaB ibncn oas Sbip 9ieaiment
enen flelnrn SdDoecn su9efi9t bat ieocd,
lIeBen is iolte nld,t nabe 9enu9 fcmmen.--
Sd, TAB ipte cine Sonibe, bon ben ar6sten, in
elncn 2rupp bon uu9efdbr 1000 Mann ficl.
Gin tcldes Observation-Disclosures uno Sega,
bel bate id) In meirem 0cben ncd) nid1t aeies
ben e5 blirb cine id,6ue 9faticu oa ,.maus
sdhite ais Die 6jefcdte ooriibcr Darcn, l3
3rbtcn auf Der StelIe. Gin auoereS, cas
bcspri6t mas lie nit nnS tbdten, ipenn mir je
in ttrc o6ncc ftrIen. gSir nabnen ii5er 400
| prilUncr ; unlsr Hc8imrrt circa 40; uuIere
! 9c9nrr battcn nur Bcni9c. Sie 9abcn nid)t
mr. frinen porbpn, fcnoern crmcroetcn nod,
unIerc Scrwuueeten. 9tod Gins, inter un,
fercn @cfln9eucn warcn Sipei Mauleieltreis
bcr Dirfe 0erren brodten unicre 9Dada9e
ndt Wtcntcrcn, uno 70 bolO iIe bier anfamsn
| fdlldlen iIe lId in bic Staet, ino balfeu uua
fern Seincen oas ii Srcue eines .Nerieas
ncrs, Gin Sag Grfnno, een anbcrn Scino.
Otcle thun dlesT fir geIo (; 70 tanSe mir Gslo
bnten it olles rcdlt, uno 70 lan9e mir Sie.
ger fIno, baItcn fIc ouf uniere Seite-baben
mir oerlorct 70 fno fle unIere Seinbe unb
beiobleu ab SD tpffe, oae wenn mir 8e'
ia 9rus au0rctfen mhfTsn, cine itdrfere 9Irs
mce brrnu6 fommt, bic benz Spas auf ein'
mai Gill Gnoe mad)t, Ord pielridlt braud,t
man ciCIse ales nitt piclIcitt 1T itcn
6ricoR 9emaht, peuu cu cclcn brief crbdlii,
it, beffc 70, abCr idl babe pcnig 8lauben bas
ran. g8ie pir in SedB ocu WcntereD ta'
msn, crheIten mir ale 6fentlide @nter, ms
ter onoern crbrIten mir audi cine 0rose 9In'
Scbl @f9arren uro Idtaf, prld)es brioes jeBt
ale Gage all bic ScIoatcn ocrtheilt ipirb.-
SD ocrbIcibc rcin Srcunc, II. {, 10"
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
Sspn WSpntcrcn.

ScI9encer 9tus3u9 cius6 Briefs rrn Wcu,
tCrcD, 9eidr;cben curdl Capt. SdrCorr, ecn
mir aus Dem "SecbddDter am Ohio" entleh,
men burftc oietIcidbt tCrWehrsahl nniercr Sc,
'Ier acn Sntcreifer ieiu. Dcrlctbe lit am "a.
OCTOBER 9elhrisbcn iporecn.
"@S III nirfiidI fein Spne, bier in cen
@cbirgen i'll uniern fdIedten 3cItcn ,u Iies
9ru, ocnn ct0lcio) Iutlid, habcn mir tcrrcdl
;icmlidl tllbIc 9tadbte. Cenfe Dir cine nafTc
October 9tod,t nit cincm 9utcn 9frrHwinr,
Der cen 0tCGeu Dor fds~bcrtreitt uub eu Daft
urlcr Slima.
QBir tabcn nod, feline pcttcre 9fad,ridItcn
felt unfern lcBten Shaten crhabrRe; jeecd)
mcreen iuir ipcIde in urgefdhr 10 big IL "a,
&c erbalten. g8cbin unb in ncId,rr 92id,Guo
mir nns menoeu, III nod, in Gin Dunfel az.
hlllt. - Gan Quis lctcfI it un9Cfibr $50
WciIen bon bier entfcrnt bics III bcr pIoB
nuf wcldIcn Gdb 9lmputia suriIdsca. Die
Wercoucr haben SaItilIp prr rintacng8cd'en
Urrlaesn. Giencral SapIor laotc, Rag ee ihm
unm68lld, fcj MrntcrcD III ccrlasen, eueer
er bate cine Gcritirfung bon $1,000 Wann.
Wojcr Hclfnap iit nadl &rn;cs abgcIhift,
I'M ale pldte III unterIuden, ale 9ruppcn
Ctu;umuitern, mo Su icbcn, ipte oel tau9!idfc
Wann mir nod habcn. Sollten mir mil tcn
Nc9udren uno SrCnilli9eu $4,000 Wfann
iuIammcn briu9cn, 70 rpeIecn mir rhnc 3pci;
fe pcrdn 9chen eenn c6 bat ildl heraue9es
itrlIt, eG6, ipemn mir SaltlIo paeirt habcn,
mir in bic 9Bai;enfeIbcr, peer i'll caS in Wles
rice, wcgcn feiuer Nrud1tbarfeit, 70 beruhuIte
3bat Ban Glcber 8dlIeD, ipeIdbes Iebr reid,
al Geiraice lit, fcmncn, 70 ede, ipenn mir
ourd, bic Gjcbirge Gnb, nicre Srdnspcrtds
tion Ichr UicI oaeurd crIeidtcrt miro. @apt.
llcIf uuo @cncral 5apIor mnfIcu nid,t gan;
auf frieofomcn SuSr fietcn, Icnit mllrce I'D,
hcrGeIte uidjt trdumCu IaBen, III Geu. Gap,
lcrs SreerS Su ccnimdretren.
lSir marIdtrten ppn Gdmarao nit 5000
Woun, uno liceeu ungefdbr 1000 ;uritd,
neIdc ti9iit rcritirft wuroen, 70 oos jcBt
bcinabe 1000 Bort iInb. @amar9c 1T 70 mst
pcn SdltlIlo cntfcrnt, olS WontercD bon Ga
nar9o 8eiocS eurd, ;pci ceridlieeenc @r9'
pdle in rcn Gcbirgcn ea6 9anSe biIcet bcis
nahe Gin Drect. @ru bier nat SaltiGc
lIno cs Engcfdbr 20 Wcilcn. - 'slI6 wir an
WcntercD arbriteteu, erhieIt @en. Vdttcricn,
wcihcr @cmanoGur nber Die in @amargc ilt'
riidseblit bcucn Gruppcn mar, Srecr circft
bon gSaIhin9ton, NIT 1000 Wanu 9s9cn
Sompicc Su marltircn, rbne auf fernrrc
ScfchIe pou Geu 3aDfcr su partcn, Den
Rricg mad, iciucm ri9eucu @nteiInfensu Iei'
ten g8arum 9reift man bauu Sen Gapcr
in lciren plau QBiro or piclleid,t 80 bcIictt
bel tcm NoIfc bon sImcrIfa Wire @sneral
IaYlrr nidt blamirt ipcrbru, tpsnu @cneral
l)atcricn oicir Girunpidee bsfcl9t bate. uuo
ole S0dc mare un9nnillJ ou59cfaIen ccnn
e5 war font nid,ts ais rummcs @luf, int
ocm tic Mcrjcducr i,oci Acacn cincu unl:rcr
Manner III tsr firflcn ScfHr9 ole itl jc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
SilarS in ter SdIoBfdmmer,
am 80. 9tpp. 1916,
Srnud,bare SunrS in Der Q.
Staaten Sant,
664,67S 10
s4,I93,93l 81
9spu NScxtcc.

Gin Sricf ocu RcbiIe, catirt ben 5. Tee.
fa9t: "@6 i2, nnd Den Ytcui9feitcn BON We'
rico ecuIid,, oas jencsQano in cincm fd,redli'
d,en 3uftaucc bon 2Inard,ic lit. Sarta 2lns
ma ii mad, WcrtcO Suriif9cgan9cu, uno c5
ftuo gu Can 2us pctcl MIR rr9cfdhr 1G
tanicno halbperhnn9crte Sclcatrn. Sc wirc
9efaat, onB Sorrrera pieber gum preNocnt
ertodbIt merbcn miree. Gicldliebt eies, 70
miro bnO 8ciercn 9eftlcscn wrrrcn"
Spdter. - cn Rcu SrIeauS duo IA
Gage ipdtcrc Htui9tciten bon DtCriep anec'
lauQt. Giciclbe idiefen abcr ujebts BON fchr
9roscr QSitti9teit III Gd, ollie 9Iu9cn fuo
auf Die 3uIammcnfunft bcS Werirantldlen
Gonoreeee gcrdtct. - Die Seitun9cn ben
ccrtber, 70 nie 9emse, eurd Santa siuna
an Sen 2oprcr 9Cidriebcre Sricfc, lautcu
lchr frieQcrlid,. 9id,te Wire ocmeltct pcn
rcn 3ril9fcitsn 81 Can Gui6 petulI.
Gin 8eritdNt mclert cns nculid, in @aIifcr,
uicn I5J nnicrer Mdrn1doft, rcp ben oors
ti9eu @inwobner mo Gnoidneru 9cfou9cn
0cupmmcn, uno ibncn iimmtlid, Die 5(Cpfc
abgeIdnittrn ncrocn Ieien. 2pefelbaft.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
S,scbr Tr;lpuclI.

Go III ucu Sarrisburg rtc Nahrtd)t cnass
aan9eu, eae C5cupcrrGr Sd,unf BON Wald,s
INltou autbcrliirt lpcrceu lei, ncd eth 9ie'
simrnt SrelutuItaer, fur cen WerIcaullhen
.Rric9 nilmmcn III brnlcH. Q'CridliccCnc
Gcmpa9ulen pen philadelphia hlbcn tcreitS
thrs Gicultc 0u9ctctcu.
Rdn nil aud pVIcn eas 9euDcrf ncd
rim anorrcs Ne9tmcnt 81 iteIcn BADEN miro.
aud, hat Ger G}cucCrn6r rrn 2cniIdua cis
nc &equiIiticn fur Gin giatalltcn 9nuiIcrlten
ErtaIleu, mrldss pdbrcuO cent Jtrir9 rIenen
icu. Cic5 il tis Ste Gufro9c fur 1rLrpcn
an isuCu Gtant
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
&d,nct-A ANlittri,b0bm.

@ci uu6 BADEN mir Qc9enparttg ;icmltd
oute Sdhlittcnbahu. G0G aber uid,t alien
oamis 9eoieut NJ, oertsAt Ndh pCn feIblt. Gis
ni0c iDunid,ten olclelbc frnbrr, uuo Gnocrc
fpatPr. Jiemano abcr III bicelbs Gngcncb,
ncr als ben GaItmirlhCn. 2IGeu Slra6en
rntIans baben IId) ticfe!be fir SdIutcupdr'
teS Ciuserthlct, uuo ein jecer crrpartet cine
rrtde 9rretc. 9ilio prr &rr9nI9en an ecm
c3diigtrTfahrcn Fnptt, Der made iId fc9Ieit
bran - Die Sd>uce. 9malNe 1T nld,t icbr pit,
nno niemaub fam bur9en wic lan9c Die &abu
nausru miro. Wauder bdttc obcr uieIIcid,t
ipohl 8srguu9eu cdrau, abcr cs fcbit ihm oas
H6thige, uuo eds clc armCu Crn6fer
I'D, uufer ricfcn bcitnpcu, rpcie Clu jc6er I'M
s'crduS. 9Bir lIno eS abcr Trhcn balc qctpchat
nno malTtn ms, rb mir molIen rpcr nld,t,
nit bcm &jsoaHfcn an fcl9enoe QGcrte jufric,
ten llellen
"l8er red,t GjeIS bat 9cbt gum SdJmauS,
Hub iper feir5 hat, Der blglbt 81 $caue."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
Stir Dtcricu.

Wou ii jeet bamit tefbdfti9t bier in 9Its
lcntaun cine Scmpa9nie TreipiIieer fir ben
WericaniIfcn Sric9 SrIdmmcn su brinaen.
llnaefdhr bic Nalftc Der rerlan9ten 2obI llu'
tcridriften fIn6 bcreit5 crbaiten. ollie ttc,
jeni9er oaher, Die piinlhen oen Telosua nit
~ mad,clL lcGteu Fch unpersnoIidb meIeen,
o0mit ole Gcmpagnie foglcidh oOuSihlid, &c,
mad,t, uno iomit nod benz ncueu 9Heqimrnt,
pcld'ee jsBt seti!cet pirb, an9c1tlcGcn wer'
ben fam.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
Ser Aus0nn9 bcs aiteu nmS Scr Gin
fGnn ere Icucn Inhrs.

9gir ftnb erfuGbt woroeu anSuSei9cn, taB
sas "AQentnuncr Sin9 8crciu," III Der,
hineun8 nit tenn "Srdleiicr," in Der hic(t0en
RefcrmiIten Birdie Gm Ntcno Ycr eem nrus
rn Sabr, mnilfaI,id,e &orirdge 9cbcn miro.
Nbenos uad, Gtd,tan;aucun9 miro cineprr'
tt0t gehaltelL uno cine 2InSabl prert9er mere
tsn 0sgeuWdrts isln.
Bon o biz II llbr IoGen IN Gcrcmcnien
eingeifellt Dertcn. - lin | lihr If rpieccr
Wree9t NIB WluGf, uno rrdciS nm 12 llbr
tsiro Der 2Infau9 pes ncuen Sabrs curcb oaS
Grdeiler on9ctunci9t
Dos pubifum III frsunrfhafIid, cinacto.
eeu etn @rremcnieu beiSuWchncn, uno MIR
Euo prrIid,ert ea(i cS nlcmano bcreuen ipire,
teisewcbnt iu haten mocm ros 9an6e in'
tfreeaut lein miro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22

RcFantrt. R Sobn W. 8csc, Ga.
bat leBte 9Scd,c fcin Clint ale General glns
tpalo tee Staots nicoer9cleqt. Bas Die
llrfade hirpon fcin mag fpiro nidt aemclert
Won nil aber wi0cu oas stpifteu linn uno
Sd,unf cine Wcinuuo8 @erId,icbenheit, in
Sesua ouf bic ndhfte Gjoupern6rs Wahl
aeRdhrt iperee. @jenuQ geia9t. Benjamin
SEmpnrps, @fqy 9Ioutt man, rpilrcc al iei'
sue StclIc ernannt mcrscn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
Der aitc unb Der nemc gartff.

Gic "g1enpcrf Gribune" lagt "Eie Gin,
nahnen an eem Guifom Soans beloufcu lid
nid't su Ger eriparteteu Summc. Qce.c 9Rc,
de waren eielClbe $4,000 geaen $3.50 900
III ireten Sahr, inter oeuI 9oriff ocu 1912
Die @iufmf;s an tieicui Soafen mcroen i'll
oisiem Sahr nahriheinlih, untrr benz Gas
riff pou 1916, cine uro cine babe WiIicn
weniqer fcin, aIe Gc unter Dem altcn Tarif
gepcirn isiH wGrocu." DieGe Shatiadle pers
nthtct auf @mmal bic Gage. .91ehnuu9 ers
Sd)aBlrcreidrs Der 8rrsini9teu Stdateu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
Gpucrcb,

g8ir hobcu cs ms wihrcno Iester Wcdr
III unferm befcuerrsn @ielhdft 0cmad,t, -
mrldc6 aud, immcrhin 9eid,cbcu fol-, - tc
SerbansIun9cn ees @cuareses gcrou curd,.
Sufchen, rrnreu aber trrB dliem ceIem nirht
in Stance ctpaS Wclceu6wcrtbcS fir uuIcs
re eefer barnuS berpcr III iudcn. - 9IGrm
mad, iDerrru aud, bie8erbantlmnoen bis mad,
trn Scisrta9sn rur Neni9cs bon Widtioftit
in fIdj faBcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-12-22
Sic Cambria.

OoS Nomrfitiff Cambria Ian9te am icb
ten Trtita0Iu baltimore nit ID Sa9en lpi'
tcreu Icui9tciten rcn @ngIanc au.
SdumipoQe unc 8Iaucr ino ctrpas i'm 9rei'
fc 9eillc9cn TFocd, uur cinc StlCiuisfcit, uuo
Ole prccufteu, prciie Tse mic 9em6hnlid,.
Inter rir widJnqieE rnrdl te{ss Sdiff ers
baltsGeu gRem9fcItcn 9ch6rt cirie, bae 3eis
um9en BON Spnnieu, nufiSranfrsid,it TrGs
nno rlfcr, cine Wcnnrdbc in Mericc su ers
rihten, mo icmit oaselbe Gus bem geIBc
Der 8creini9tcn Staatcn ;u haIten. 9BaS
lcN oies teeeuten
QBcitcr cutta!Icn Die 3einngcn uibts bon
befcnccrcr QSid,ii3fcit.