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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
To the Wings!

We commend to every Wing the peru.
sal Of tie following article from the IA.
leigh Register. The day Of election Is
fast approaching and can Wings remain
careless while their opponents are eNerci
sing such unilring vigilance aud energy e
gain The ascendancy in North Carolina SO
as 10 chain tie Good Old North Stat"
10 the llumphal car Of James X. Polk
We hope for better things. But We can
tell our Wing friends that nothing lst be
gained By remaining inactive. II our
principles are worthy Of our support we
should be wiling TO make every sacrifice
10 peipe,uate them. Let every Wing,
therefore, resolve that " rain or shine 10
be al the polls on the 9th Of August next,
and by an united effort give Locofocoism
such a defeat IN North Carolina that the
hand ofresurfecton will never reach them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
A CRUEL DISAPPOINTMENT.

The accomplished and devoted wife Of
Capt. Page, Of the United States Army,
as soon as she heard Of the terrible wound
received by him IN the battle 0. PdIo Alto,
left the Injuries Of home and relatives 10 60
to the bedside OF her battle. sca,hed husband.
She reached New Orleans bout two weeks
ago, having travelled more than thous-
and miles, without pausng for an hours
rest. At this place she embarked IN the
Alabama for Point Isabel. Tint vessel
was despatched 10 Mobile for volunteers,
where, owing to some difficulty about the
term Of the enlistment, she was detained
a week. At the expiration Of this time,
the Alabama returned to New Orleans, and
only set sail for the Rio Grnnde last FRI
day yesterday Capt. Page arrived IN this
cty-lust about The time Mrs Pave reach
ed Point Isabel. 1t was feared whilst she
vas here that she might pass Capt. Page
on the voyage but no persuasion could
induce her to forego an opportunity o.
speeding TO his relief. Tier spirit was dis
tufbed by the reflection that her bleeding
husband might need her help, and like a
dove that seeketh its mothers nest, she
would mol be stayed. She has learned ere
now that the obJec, Of her care IS not where
she sought ii but The wings Of love are
not easily weuricd, ". q PicoyuHe.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
JUST AND PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS

JUST AND PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS.
Jus, and patriotic mus. be admitted to
be The sentiments, touching the late Oregon
controversy and its adjustment, expressed
in the following answer BY Gen. Gaines 10
en- invitation, by a committee of Inc citi
sens Of Philadelphia, 10 celebrate the M.
uoDal anniversary with them in that city:
Deeply impressed with the vital mpor.
lance Of hearty union among all parties, IN
whatever concerns the awful question OF
pdr or peace, have been most happy since
the beginning Of las! mouth (thou-h Tor The
most part Of the time in a state OF duress
TO fad that the wsest and puresI men OF all
parties, knosn to me in the South and
West, as well as in tue North and East,
feryenlly rtlolce at the late signal til
umph over the evil spirit Of war, in The
maintenance Of a peace highly honorable to
the two nations Of the world, no; only most
capable Of doing each other The greatest
possible harm, but also The mos, capable,
and who ought to stand foremost in the es.
sentia work, Of giving civilization and self
government! TO every part OF the human
family spproachable BY steam power.
"lf governed ulone By the Prospec, of
acquiring military glory, would delight
more in a war against England than any
other nation, because England, though not
more vulnerable, is endowed with degree
Of military and naval character sufficient gC
give the highest value TO every triumph "C
could win over her by land or by water
But the most brilliant trophies Of victory
aud the highest possible degree Of military
glory, dwtnde into the shade Of q shadow
when couitasted with the widespread eglI'
OF war. | am a warrior, not because
sger loved, or could ever regard il other
TO national Gegrsabe. nreaiest Of evils, mex
ever ferventIy loved peace, and because
have known full well that the weird IS sti
laboring, as it has been for thousands Q
years, under the batbarlsm Of habltual dis
turbers Of the public peace, and that all To-
most astonishing inventions aud Improve
ments 10 the arts for the present half cen
fury applicable to war, tend but 10 PROV
the constantly increasing necessity for re
garding with redoubled vigilance the essen
tial maxim impressed upon our minds b
the beloved Warrington Ia peace PIE
pare for war
With perfect respect, your friend,
"EDMUND Z. GAINES"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
WIGS BE on Tue ALERT

The course which las been and . sini Bong
pursued By the Loco toco Press OF North caro-
Ina, during tho present campaign. eYideu'iy DE-
monstrates the extremes to ~hieh that party 10
and will rrsort, 70 carry lie Elections ~ August
next. Aware Of their weakness IN party strength.
they adopt Tor Argument, reeriminaiion, su1lsf
fuge and m,srepfesentation, to instead The Feo-
pie. ard thus secure TO themselves TRIUMPH
sheh they ara ture they could not ahaiu by tar
aud open dealing and cool and dlspAss'9naie ~
animation Of To piineipes involved o. &c con
test. Every where, We hear through 'ha " sian
dafd, they are acltYeiy aha indasifiously crga-
ged 10 poisoning tie minds q the People. ~lth
.tAtemouts a. untrue AZ they afe disfFpulshle aud
ruerIe But, the Wing party should no, look
with indifference on these things, on account Of
their ahsurdtty and reekleasness upless Tie
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

asserted 10 ba our lusi tight, "clear and
ind,spulabe,' and finding ourselves in the
Nominating position of whipped hound,
sneaking to his kennel at the roar Of The
British hon. We are told that,
There was Bru,us once, who would have
brook'd
The eternal devil himself 10 have held hls state
IN Rome
As easily as king
much more queen, siT and we know tha,
we bad a Pr s,denl once, (Jackson) who
would not have welded what he considered
thu lust title 81 this government 10 any ma.
ton on earth, however powerful. tie was
a man who ould
Beard the lion in hls den,
And fright hun there, ami make him
Tremhe there"
This Oregon question was one OF the
great issues in the last presidential and con.
gressional elections. The sacred Inylola.
bility of pledges made by candidate 10 the
people, before his election, and strict &C.
counlabiity 10 the pcopi9 for any violation
Of such pledges, is the only safeguard 10 our
republican institutions. | hope that the
President will be able 40 account for his
position 10 a manner satisfactory TO the
country. do not design 10 condemn HIN
in advance | wish that the veil OF secrecy
had been torn from the proceedings IN rels'
ton to this subject tia, the country might
see the true position of affairs. | vii not
anticipate | may refer TO this subject a.
gain when the veil OF secrecy IS removed
| have deemed il necessary to say thus
much in defence OF myself and those who
occupy the same position with me and
now leave this DEPRESSION repeating the SIN.
cere hope that when the veil Is removed,
the President may fad Justification for bis
course
Mr.. T. then enters into an elaborate dis.
cussion Of the Tariff question, declaring
that he was equally opposed TO the TarIti
of ls42, as carrying the principle Of pro-
lection TOO far, and TO the Administration
scheme as not carrying far enough. Both
he thought assumed extreme grounds, and
were therefore both wrong. tie was for
compromise and concession. So far from
believing the doctrine Ct protection 10 be
unconstitutional the Free Traders as
sert-he believed the power to be essential
to our safety and independence" Tic
could therefore never consent 10 rellnquish
il. And he fortified this position BY quo
ting, in addition to the authority Of Mr..
Madison's name, the opinion Of those great
+" Democratic" luminarles, Andrew Jack.
son, Richard ". Johnson, Martin Van Bu
rem, Lewis Cass, James Buchanan, and
(though last, not least,) James h. Polk !
i" II was (said Mr.. 1bbatts,) on this doc
,riuc Of discrimination for the protection Of
American labor. within the revenue stand
ard, that Mr.. Polk was elected Tue Presl-
dent Of the United States. He COULD NOT
HAVE BEEN ELECTED UroN ANY OTHER"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

Va AT Loco Congressional District
convention, recently held in Illinois, a.
mong other resolutions passed was one an.
proving Of " all the measures Congress had
adopted, or may hereafter adopt." This
indeed, may be regarded as the substance
OF the Locoloco creed. 81 40 or 10
Protective Tariff Of Free Trade--Sob.
treasury or no Sub.Treasurv-the RI
urande or the Ncuces-whaiever Con.
gress sanctions, they are prepared to sane.
tIon, as the very essence Of "pure Demo.
cfacy'' Their consciences are as elasric
as their creed. Whatever is, is RIGHT. "
such men are Of course never pcrplexed--
never IN doubt. they have only 10 learn
what their majority in Congress has done.
ana 10 huzzl over i, as wise and patriotic.
~ IS very easy matter for such marty
to preserve a sort Of military discipline. Of
winch obedience is the first law, and from
" hlch every thing like Independence Of
thought and action is excluded. -Rich.
r,oHd Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

No man lives so happy as he who minds
his own business !" ia man prospe,s So
well as the man who minds his own busl.
ness" IL is the way to 1--we respected,
happily, prosperousiy, to be most useful and
successful, and 10 promote the peace and
quiet Of the world, Yet there are multi.
tudes IN every community who are never al
rest, except when engaged in the sfF4irs Of
their DeIghbofs aud uegIccllng their own.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
DEGREES OF DRUNKENNESS IN LON
DON.

If Prince Albert were drunk, he would
be called eta'edi if Lord TrInstam were
drunk, ne would be called elevated if Mr..
flam, me rich merchant, were drunk, he
would be called inebriatod if a respecta.
Die tradesman be drunk, he would be ,ntoy.
'caied buI II workman be tn liquor, il
would be said that The nasty beas, va, a,
DRUM. as pig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

A correspondent Of the New Orleans
Tropic describes the plain and unosteuta-
tious accommodations Of General Fay lor,
which is in striking conlrastwiih the spIen
did quarters Of the Mexican Commander.
n.Chief. The writer says:
We bore 10 The General q compimen.
tnry gift from some Of his fellow citizens
Of New Orleans, which he declined receiy.
'og for the present, giving at the same
tine short but hard sense lecture on
The lmpropficly Of naming children and
places after men before they were dead,
or Of his receiving present for his sern
ses before the campaign, 50 far a. he was
concerned, vas finished"
/ The above IS a specimen Of the prac'i.
cal good sense, which is one Of the char
acierislics Of the hero Of BIO G rande-and
reminds us Of q remark Of late dIstln-
gulshed ship. owner-iormcrly a ship mas
tern this city. lie was urged to call a
ine chip by The name Of an eminent citI.
zen of the T.. States then living. " No"
exclaimed he with energy" Mr.. P
now bears the character Of good citizen
and a good patriot, but he may turn out a
great scouudrel yet before lie dies, and
ship aamefdr fBlifsAi l,d, should feel to have
T-.-anl
A HEROINE.-A FEMALE VOLUNTEER.
We learn from the Louisville Journal,
that the Indiana Volunteers were all mus.
tered INTO the service Of the United States
on Friday. On Saturday, one Of Captain
Walkers company, from Evansville, lost
a handkerchief. On setting down to mess,
he observed 1t sticking out Of the bosom Of
his comrades. He Immediately took hold
OF II, When, 10 his surprise he discovered
that his messmate was a female. Ga in.
1 curing into this strange proceeding, she
stated, that being very poor, and wishing
TO 90 to her father, who resided in Texas,
resolved to Join one of the volunteer com.
/ panles. She afterwards, came TO Louis
vile, and her fellow soldiers raised sub.
/ scrlpron to carry her to her father
Rich. Wig, Of Jaiy3.
In debate IN the House Of Represen.
taliyes, short time since, two members
OF " the democfacy' disagreed as to what
HE party IN Congress was composed Of.
One said that there were too many Aris.
tocratic Democrats" while the other be.
lie'ed there was too many Democratic
Dcmagogues." As both Of these men are
IN high standing with their party, we are
bound to believe them both.--Aler. Gaz. .
II is stated that the amount Of Bread. .
sloiis in the Valley Of the Mississippi, this
year. will be great beyond belief. l.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

1t is stated that the amount of Bread.
sluds IN the Valley oflhe Mississippi, this
year, will be great beyond belief
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
Sic @rabc Grnnfcnbcit
9guf SSsrSnA,t pcyhnftct,

etete qiScdhe iIuo i'll Ocrrp 5auuftip, Gcs
Tumtia @duutD bic S,crrcu @Iu Waorucr uHo
S,hn Carr rrrh0ftct rprrcen, ouf Tcro1d,t
im &Scpcmbcr 1916 zinc Eis Wtur9d
tha Carr crmcrort ~ hdtcu, ecrrn NNrs
rer crit ncr cinioru QHcd'cn in ciNrm QEal'
cc oaItitit aufacfGuccn lrurNc. Wtie Carr
iv1r cine &ruiIu rcr htiNcn SicfduQcncn, mo
it uu!er icbr ocrridti9cu llmifinrcn rcr'
Id,munecu.
Gin, Ecrilmmtuuo nufcrcr Giroucr 1entc
lcEtr WIrd,r in MrrNcrf ork1ltcu rcrrcn, fir
eeu Gus;rcd cine @cmmittrc non 600 Wnn
su erucuncu, I'M fih uad Dhilacclphia III
tr0crcr, I'm ben Tee IrcGncut mad, rrr
@crtnouuq ec6 @cuQrciic6 III cn,pf1nacu, ece'
rcgcu pcil or fir cic 2critIrung res Inr,ffS
ron 1912 itimmte. Wiro md, jsmdno tc:
hnyvtcn raf ona Qutmcinrnrs Grf, nidt IN
1914 rurt bic QicrrrF uuicrrr @c9cnparlhci
bctrpdcn mn ccu III 4?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
Npfit 9luStOuDc.

Das Dampfhiff ",ibernia" Iau9tc Iestr
q8od,e ron eiucrpocl ~ 8rftcn an, nnb bat
ID Gage fpdterc Ieniafeiten mitgcbratt.
Die Tad,ritt III crtatten bae Der Oregon
Iraftat bon ecr brittiIhen Hsaiernug ratift'
,irt pcrosn fci Das nese Winiifcrium in
an Der slrbcit, NIB oas @jefiihl it allentbal'
ben, caTslbc 9rbOrig III prnfcn.
Dad parliament rpiro I'D, m6aIidcrrciir
bis Wdtr bee jcsiacu Wcnat6 prrta9cn.
Die britifd,e S1ation aeberft Cir 9tcbert
Ycel, Itiur Oanfbarfeit, fir bic 9rrec Dtas'
reseIn Die or tc;medt hat, onrnrdl iu hescti:
gen, eaf lie ibm Elm Mcnumcnt crridtcn mill.
r. Der Srr9cn 1roftat rpurbc curd, bic brit'
tiidle 9fcaicruuo inter benz SicNcl bed neurn
9IuswdrtiQCu Miuiftcrs, 0oro palmrrifon, ra'
tifSrt. Cic6 9cidah am l7trn Suit. 81,
Su Den TaummoiIru,. nnb @ctraioc'9Drci.
fen fuo feline Trrdnoeruugcn ocrocfalIcn-
unc nas 9Erttcr fir cic oiesjdhrioe @rnetc
fra 9Inili9 fcin llctriBrn6 nihts pcn Sc'
ecutllra.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
sNiebtia ppm gNnihinaton.

Gin g8d1d,inQtcu @crrcipcuorut idrcitt
frl9cucc6 nad) Saltimrre, untcrm ). Gir(cs: !:
sd, rrfabre iretcn hof Der prcFocrt ocm
Scuat cine Grmmuniclticn utrrfauet bar,
cuiholtcno riuen &crfd,tda fur ric @rItfnun9
elmer Mc9rti1tiou NIT Mcricc fur Tricccu.-
GS miro Qc0Ianbt ods Gle NcAicrnn9 jerrS
ednocs INN piIi0 ict cincn @rmmiliIcnrr oocr
Gjcl1nctcu prn cirirm foncc 0niuncbmcn.
ncrr SliccH 1T su Waid,iuNtrn dnaCIau9t
urc cS miro beridtet, ba6 etcuf1IlS cin Scm'
mlffcucr prn Wcricc nnocIanlt lsi, pcId'cr
cin Nnrrbirtcu Qcm0dt botcn (rll, b0R Wcr;'
CO cinsn Srieocus @ommiifcncr anucbmcu
tprnc.
Gin nnecrcS Gjcrildt fadt, tae Ger Wrc1G'
bent tcu Scuat benodri1htiQt hnbc, eue CT
ocicnrcn ici S.rn SlircII picccr mad, Wrricc
III Itnccn, unc baR or fir cine 8crwtlIteuno
pcn 3 WiIicucu Ito1cr tct bcm @rn9rtG
anfraqcn wCrrc, nm riniqc Der mcitIid,cn De-
partrmente Der 9ieputlif ucn Icriec 81 fIu'
fen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
Ter SoriH.

9iicmals iahru mir uuierc Gjc9ner 70 &C,
Id,dfti9 olS oirs jest Der SAT- it, uuo ;lpar
III Sc,uo duf Die 3erittruu9 bc6 Inriff6 BON
1912. Defenders miro wicper auf rem ormeu
Wauu oerufeu mo hngcwclen @iicu'
meilcr 9tatcbs Scuaunt @crqIcitnisc ouf.
Qclfent, II. f. ~. Dun pcun ole Mchrhcit
crs Bolts alien bicIcu Bitten uuo Crrhunqcu
Gjcb6r 9cbcn mill, 70 founcn fIc 'rp6 thuu,
dber c5 lit brd f&crlid, uuuericihIid,, I'D,
Die ToIc ieIbit aus rcm GirFht Su ihurcrn,
une bonu ben Scrfud, iu m1d'rn, ods 8cH
,u tcrcScn, cic Nife lci ned, errt. yEcr
oousrn win eae eiC{c 9tcEuiiruuo W GSuu'
fen hcS ormcu Wauuc6 in Nudcmeincn ii :;
eoe tie Giicumciifcr hunecrt Iauicnre rru
Sbalcr jdhrIidl prrtIIirtcn mo eaf bic gGht9
3cimr0su BIOS ric g'pritcIluuacu mad,eu, nm
uulcrc @c9cu Vlr!hci III scriplttcu, ecu Tns
es qlautcu, nbcr CT rirt bcrcr I0ngc wieSer
crfahrcn, oa6 or id, rrdmlGS 0eirrt bat,
uuo ca3 CT gum 3schumal curlh iciuc Sic:
ocrs bctrcNcn mrccu iit. Wicrft ric6, bcnn
cicfcr llmitHrS fam u;dt ehrc Scfublt Su
Wcrecn eahm pditrcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
2SDu OScricp.

2rpsi Iiqc fpircrc Tcuiofcitcn Urn Wcri'
co iIuo erhaltru prrbeu @cncrol pnrcocs
bcfano iIdl INNER ned in Scr Stoet Wlcrtcc,
uuc cs wlr bishcr unmoaIid 5000 Manlt
suilmmcn su briu9en, i'm linn 81 fclgen.-
SS mar coiNbit bic WcinuuH, oas ria,ts
Sen. Saplcr baron otuhattcn pirce, eircft
nlh Der Stabt Mcricc ;u morid,trcn. Tlc
Icui9fcit pcn ecm Sre8cn 2raftlt lpar III
&rrd @ruS crbnltcn, wcId'cS spr Sclac hattie,
ras rns SoGf in rcn 3citur0cn arf5 Ncls
ouf9rfcrrcrt wurcc, icin 2dno III tcibnbth.
Dem @eriIttt eae Sonta 9lnua 0uf iriucm
QBc0c mad, &cra @ru; iei, pirr nm miretr
piocriprcd'cu. - .lutcr ecu Mcricdntltrn
Srurprn an acranntcm S:t it ooS 0cIte
Tiebcr ausocbrcd,en, uno ridtrt grcec &fr'
hcerur9cn an. - Wnu fo9t baB icbr UCir
@inprhucr 8cra @rus prrtaiicn habrn, nno
cGs 5000 Wduu biuIdn9lid) lticn 1cnc Staoi
clrSunchmcn
lluicre Al benz Gir1dpaocr baiclbt Gcho
rcnte Wanufhaft frIl quite &'ciunobctt &C.
nicecu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
Die 9Jsnuufafturcu-Scr Sarif

Der SIlbanD 'Siti;cn' keridtet eie giufcl
lung Der @cId,dfte ou ccu rcuen crop GiIcn'
icuperfeu, uuo ole Ger 9tdactsWnnufattlw in
Nlbaup, in ScIqe Der 9icousirur9 ocS Soriifd.
&c phiIoocIphia "9tprtb %mtrican" bcrtd,'
trt bic GmitrlIuna ciucr ousocechutrn Sicb.
Wanrfaftur in jercr Stact. aus Ger rdmIi'
d,cn llridd,r, uno ia9t ftrncr: "2Inrcrc babcn
zinc 9terufticu ucn cincm liuo clnem halbcn
Sent ouf Satrifatc 9emad,t, uno rcrldicecnc
,rareu 9cn6thiat Elm 5hril ibrcr sIrbcircr ,u
cntloGcn. Glne nu69cccbntc @iIrn'Wanu'
faftur, reruchmcn mir, 1T 9c;munGsu picIc
9Irbctcr hcutc su eulahcn. Roirmcunt uno
eucerr Wauufaftur Ciifriftc non phil1Scl'
pbia mirGItu ertnrcer ihrc GicIddfic ciuiteI'
len occr scn So9rIchu % tiS 30 @cn6 hers
nbfcBcu. @inc neue gdrccu WauufIfiur
in Gruihmorf, Ucrnctmcu mir, in nid,t inl
Siauec jhrc Gjcfhdftc fcrBuicten. 81 mirc
terithtct hGf Gle @Ictc Wnhle in GcuIrGtru
uu9cfdbr 900 2Irbcitcr su rutIa(Ien 0c;nunacu
ici. 2ci0t clrs ats fci bic lHerotireunn reS
2ariffs crm ormcn Wannr 9irili9. Soccer
urthcIc fir I'D, iclbif
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
GartO Tctm NGmluiE.

Dir RIa9e wrgcn Der &artofeln NiuIs
IiB bon Der man fhcn liu9it pcn ourern
Stdaten unb aud, in m,aisdhcn G'e9euccn bon
Dennfpluantsn t6rte, fdn9t aud, MIN id1cn
felt sini9en Ia9ru her an, bel uSs taut III
iperoen. DieieIbe it ndmlid, in oicler lin,
ge9euo eiitsetrrffen, uno ;war bis ;u eiucm
fcIhen 9race, oas ac,uise Slcdeu rss auss
inad,ens nidt rpertb 1eiu fcllcu. TamcnIid,
1T Sbcr Sdueoua 3ounfdip, all mandcn
Srten, febr firen8 curd ciclc 6duInis beinIs
9eflidIt tporben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
6efpiftcrtN dlnNcn.

mir finb berid,tet wcrbcn, baB ipdbrenb
Dem @cipitter am leern Scunta9, bns 9rcse
brcift6digte @aiibaus in SoeGertauu, Tcrs
fbampten @auntp, 9e9erpdrti0 bepcbut bon
Ger setter burd sincu Slt:
Iirabl 9etrpffen fporoeu, uno bereutcno, be-
fcnoers am Dadpperf, befchdoi9t ipcreeu fei.
gud, fcuen baourd) beinahe olle TenitcrItheis
ben im seaufe srrbrod,en mOrocu icin. @5lid'
qidber 98ciie purbe eaGelbe ober curdl ten
StraM nid,t au9csinoet. Sb oadelbc nit
@eniter 9fattcn perfcbrn mar Uber nitbt
haben mir uidlt erfahren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
S.iubrud, uuS SirbSfobf.

Sn Der lebten Sreita9 Tddlt purce turdb
bic Gcllcrtbarc in bad SouS bcs S,errn q a:
rob &orreu, in SricccnSuinc, 9eha
@auiMD, aebrcd,en, un6 earauS cine mcrtb.
Scne Soduhr, Srn. Ssefepb SraBcr
9eb6renc, urbft aubTsii Hlriai9fcitcn, ipcrs
inter fId) ettpas gBehfsl befano, oeitoblcn -
Der untere Stcd bssys ysSdIfts ,puroe in alien
@den tppbl burd,fudt, ober oltflid,cr WeiIr
fennteu Die Diebe I'D, feiuer Ginean9 in ben
Stctr perfda6sn. Ga III oicllcid,t n6thi9
SaB man min III jeuer IadbarIhaft ouf iei,
ner Sntb III +; iubrm pieHcid,t nod, mchr bcrs
artigc @inbrild)e unfcrncmmcn wrrccu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
MnuSpfuhs NScncr.

Maueclrbs &c9cr Guo picrer pcn bcm fir
&c iul Staot Stic dusGcnibltcu eauoc per.
trictru mcrbcn. Gin Grriud, mitroc qcmadit
ffr in SdcltD @nuutp nicccriulaicu, ater,
dbnIid, Rem friihcrcn in Wrrccr, fdIu9 eics
fchl--Gc fub nwd, Drchuu9cn uno G'cralt
ucrtrictcu ,pcrfen. sDiid,tcr 2ei9t hat alle
mcitere @ircanfen, iic in cifcnr'frsicn Staatc
on,uGeoelu aufaegcben, uHo en tfr' mad, rcu
@jcfrkeu bon 0irairieu uitt iibtr Gin ctahr
bert pcrtIcibcu f6uncr, 70 IN or su rem @nt
id)fuf 9cfcmmcn iIc uad, 0bcria su ocrfcnccn.
@iraec Der Trunfcnhcit
Gin cn9li1dcs 8lntt ia9t: Wcrn TrinS 9Il'
bert tetrunfeu wirc 70 milrrc man idacn er
Il h d, It sufric DC wirc CO Pcre
Iritam fc rpnrec mnu 1a9en cr / It c r.
+ & bit; marc CO iIr. 9Iun', ccr rcidic Raufs
mann, ,piiroc man Inn hcnctcIt hcifcn !;
wire CO Gin rcipsftdblcr SHluocl6manu 70
.lrnrer man inn bcrau Il, rcnucn {;
.iakiu ahrr Gin 9frtciter su riel iibcr tcu Turf
0rfruufcu hat, f. faqt nan b & hd q | l.
f c 81 b 1T Be f en- wic II c
Snu CO ipirS ro6 Qnftcr Dem Rnn9c nat'
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
Simc frbnuscrbnftc Sccmc.

Slus 3cituuoru pcn Cincinnati uernrhmcn
mir fcl9cucc id,rcdidc @,cid,idtc
Scr ciuiocn 9Ibcuccn murcc odiclbit Giu
lNcrr 91ccpc6, bcr Vrcmptcr bcS @rIfs:
Itcutrss, curh cirrn jNerrn 6 ocf, untcr
frlIcnccu llmitdnocn critcdrn Cic Satin
rss SHcrru Scpf gchGrtc al jcnem 2beotrc,
uabm 2Irthct an cen Sc9Ctcnhcitcu ecs
NtcucS, uno ol6 Gtc BON ciucm Spiel surlld
fchrtc, faotc Rrcpcd ;u ihr : "Tnr MAD ecu
Icpfrl Icrnclt on oeincu Shcil rid,t beder 2"
Q8crauf Srau Gctt ihm CUR gIuhpcrt aab,
baG or fIc bcOcr riht picccr bcctri9c. Sic
Gicu9 uuc fId9te ihrcm @ottcn ocewcacn,
rcld,cr RccptS tc0cguctc, uno ihm cincn
NcId) ins ccrs ilies. Gccf it cntfpbrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-12
Seijt 1cfauocn.

Gin @ricf murec ncniCh III Srifcu pcu
ciurm SIcrru, III uUicrm Gjcldnaocr 9eh0
rcuc, crtaltcr, weId'cr frlAcureu Gcrlud mir'
tbritt, hcr p0brfbctnlid, 9crl1nt phr I'M
&rm @rnner 9cfau0cu ~ nchmcn uuo i'm
bann fir Sen 0cQl 1u5ilmcthitln. - Gin
Wcrcduiirhcr NCrr finn an @clro crs Sln9'
gen SdIfc6, nit onNcucbmcu 8cibcnfrn
Upu Erudltcu II. {. 10 uno bcprr or ocrIIcs,
crhirit CT pcu Com. Gcnurr olS Scrlprehcn,
nit ibm nHf bsm 2dncc oca nid,ifcu Sa9 III
0RiitIN ;u ipciicu. @cmmcccrc Gcnrcr ahu'
octc nid,t SGics, uno mar id,cu 3ercit n &C:
hen, oIG CT siuca gEinf rem ccm Torhatcr
lcmc6 lBWthc6 crhIrlt. @r 9icuA uidIt.