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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
3s) SSriebts SmSiamiStbe psoetob,

33) SSri9bts SnSiHmiCtbe vc0etab,
tildDc 9Iitfcm, babem 9ered,ter WsiIe fdt
ecn NcrSn9 Dor allen nnoern ocr9leid,en Mits
tcl ermorben. Die @rfabruu9en pcn 3ans
lcuoen beseusen ibrc pcrtrcfflide Mirfun9sn.
Had,ccm fe cine furSe 3eit gebraudbt wercea
ftnbrt ccr lln9lildlid,e eeibcnoe oae allc M,
an9cnehme unb m9clunbe Sum6re aus fei.
ncm SDffcm oertrieben Gno, feline perbaiiens
DC Srganc ihre Sunfticnen rpiecsr ausiiben
Iein Slut feline Hcini9teit fpiecer erbdlf, bic
orildensc SdImerScn ibn rerlaBcn, iinc fein
6Srper bic ucrlangtc unb nSthi9e Stdrfe fpie,
Der crh6lt, rpdhreno oas 9emiitb id,neN fei'
ne Uri9ineae 8raft rpiecer einuinimt.
ecisr, fold, cine Rebisin fInb @risbts Su'
ciauiide pc9etabliide ptlIcn, BON benz &C. d.
@elunbbcits Sp0e9ium. Gle reiui9en nid,t
nur oas Siut uno anoere StE5i9feitcn bon ais
Ter unrcini9fsit, icnoeru lic 9eben Der @pmlfi'
tuition Sraft unb Stdrfe, rpeldsS lcbann eem
9anSen 66rpcr neucS 4etcn suRdAert. Wan
iei nur for9fdlti9 bas man bic ddten srbiIt.
T9ebt q d, !-&auft nnr BON een
befannt gemad1ten A9entrn Ceer In Ger Of,
fee uno @eneral Gie6erla9e, 9to. 1863, 9iaces
ifrase, philadelphia, uub fra9t ausbrndlid,
nad "gEriSbte Snoianiihen pfan;enpitIen.
PDer eiuii9e Srt in sGentdnn mo Die
ddten Wri9bt's pillen crboIten tperben fcn,
nen, III an Gem 8uhifcbr ppn 9ienben
@ut b uno 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Mcberjfcbt Der OsSrfte.

9 me n.-8leefaamsn bringt 81 81
bis Sd so NIB SIadsfaamen 81 SO.
Slaueruno Ws bI.-Siauer brinst 50 81
bis Sd 12 9Po9aenmebl 80 81 nab Belfdr
fornmehl 50 so bis 50 SO.
@etraibe. - Waissn brinat Sc bis
SO Ste WclItfcrn SO Gents ; NIB Hc9aen
brinst 5S @entS Safer serfaHfle an 81
SentS.
Sieb marft - DAD SHuReert Yfuub
8inosfieild, brin9t 90 biz s6 so; Ssabe
nit Ssdlber brad,isn l6 bis % 1baIcr.
SdypcinrfIcild a so bis IS so.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
SeriI6eruns 9e9en Shaoen coer
SScrllsit Smr6 SScl,er,
Oic sSranflin
8cncrsScriT6eritnss 8clcllibaft,
.. bon philadelphia.

100000 9baler einbesablt-
Charter fprtpabreno,
mdd,t nod, inner fcrioauernce uue bc1drduf,
te @crlbcrun9en auf Soduier, Sd,eucrn,
Wnhlcn, Wanufaftuen, @nter, g8aarcn,
nnc JIaufmanns gBaaren, prcbuften unc
caus9crdrbIhoftcu unr stpar an ben pcrtbcil.
baftciten Sconaun9cn. s
Sneem Die @sfeGid,aft nber buntert tau.
Ieno 1halcr ans9clicben bat, gut oeriId,ert,
mriitcns in Sanecn uno Wortga9en, 70 iine
iIe nid,t MIR i'm Staube ale BcrIuite burdy
Scuer pilnftlid) Su ecden, icnocrn allen 8ers
(Iternoen Die bette Q Siberbeits su gc.
bfn.
Direftrrcn:
Gbar(cS T. Sonfer, Nreiipeut,
Sboma5 Sart, cSaccb 81. Smitb,
G. s. QSbartou @. 9S. Ei6arbs,
Sobta5 QSa9ner, Sc. 8. geipi6,
Sarnuel @rant, 9Ibplph q. Sorie,
Sopio 9. SrolprL
Charles q. Sanfer, Secretdr.
9Infragcn fInc su MAIDEN in Der office Sic'
1854 ehesnut Strase, philadelphia, pber bel
auguitms G. &ube, Ucld,cr 9efees
mdsi9 ernaunter 9I9ent fur 9ed,d NIB 'gtors
Hampton @duntics III, tpolclblt alle-9lufragen
pitnftIid bcior9t rperbcn.
9lu9uifu5 6. 9iube.
9Illcntaun, Qed,a @auuty, 9,a.
Suni ID, ls45. nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Doctor Smapnc's suIammenseieete

hFgBer fdun cic 9Sirffamfeit bon Or.
Swayues SDrup oru 9BilcfirIhen tcSWci'
feIu, nad,cem CT foI9enees 9clsien hat.
slbert u. 9ice, prcuiccncc, 81. s, rpuree
bon slussbrung frrirt, nahecm or pcn ben
9efhidtcften slcrSten, ale nabciIbar crfldrt
ipnree.
ecpc 9lllsn, Buffalo, q. q, 9dnSIid 9cs
heit bon cincm 9sfihrlidDen SSuftcn init
Sd,merien in Der Seite mno 8rnit.
Scbn .. Senfns, columbus, Ohio, furirt
bei cem 8crbraud, bon 3 SrtsIn bieles Sy.
rupS. Seine Sranfbcit mar trcdsncr Soulicn,
Sdwadbeit auf Der 8ruif, nnb Slutlpeicn.
&cbert @lenn, 9lrmeuhauS SerpaIter,
nabc bei philadelphia, bescu9t Die 9Birflam'
felt birfeS Sprups, in Der 9ieinisun9 ben
8alentine Chapman, ncIdcr nit Der Scfdbr.
lidifen 9lrt 9IuSSehrun9 odrncoer lag, Die
icmaIs aufSu,eidncn mar, uno nad,cem aDc
anoere Weoisincu I'D, ocrgebcns 3ci9ten,
uno iein 9Irst ibn als unbcilbar auf9ab.
Ris 9. eefpis, Weit philadelphia, fuirt
BON elmer funfjdbri9en Sluten Der 2uu9e.-.
Shire Sympicne Warcn Slutipeicn bc9Ieitct
nit cinem fiselneen SHuffcn, SdmerScn in
Der Seite, Sruit uno 9iifen, ipcld,es cuolid,
III cine f6rmlid,e Slusshrun9 ausbrad,.
| 2. cSadlon, friiber preoi9cr Der eritcn 91ress
bDtcridner Stride, in Ncupcrf, brScn9t bic
lSirflamfct bon Or. SmdDne6 gSnefiridcn
Syrrp, itno rcccmmcncirt i'm gum Sebrauh
III Samilicn, incem cr IN hnnorrtcn bon Tdl'
len bel 8inocrn III 9efibrIihcn Sranfbeiten,
lpie Souifcn, @n9bruiti9feit H. { 10. nit ,ullrl'
oercollcm @rfol9 9cbraud,t rprroc.
ccSdmcs S6bcurn, 9Sdldinatcn, Ya tpmrs
Dc f0rmld, flirirt bon Slusscbruug uno Slu'
ten Der quugc, nadeem or piee McciSncn
9ebraudt uno bon bcn 9Iersten als unbeilbar
auf9caebcn Ddr.
Dicfe @eciJiu uerldofft on9cnblidlid,c
finberun9, uno 1T babel, ld,cr, an9cncbm
uno Birflam, uno Wcbl QBertb pom 9r66ten
3pcihrr rrcbrt Su ipcrccn.
39arnuns.-S l>utlifum icllte litb biittn
rcr rem riclrn "SSalams" INN "l0lirturcn" pcn
2Birtiribcn, rit ~ alien 5bcilen Ses &aurcs ents
fanecn, rrrSctli ccn Qcr,tcn Sutcrcitet weloe iid
lcbr dlIe ais fdltb crreiicn menn man In hen Stac'
ten ,rp lie bcrrcmmen nur ctrds nacbfdSt Ollie Gcr
! tifitate unp Nnsatcn tn Sctrctf rru Or. Srapnr's
iutdnmenscieeteu 2piletirlbsn Sprup fine "ltrtngr
wabr," unc Ger GiScntbumcr empfaust ciefelten tis
lid ron VerIcncn, rie cur6 oics trrlbmtc OiittcI
scbtilt mrrrrn. Der urirrtln8lhe unc allcin rdhtc
Nrtitel it MIR Ju tetcmrncn lei Or. Swdpne Slprr.
wef Gtr Der Shn uue 9tate ShaBc, pbilacslrbia.
S9enten-:
lSanie( GrebS, YotSpille.
is. @. Srcipn. 90.
Sc. 9uk Sarrisbur9.
Sapreht unr 9Sint, Sustalln.
Seioenreib uno Sub, 90.
SO. Sranie, Sethlehem.
Serr Wioler, Stcbrbaltcr, 9lllentoun.
Soerr Smitb,. % 90.
ST. @ntb II. 60, 90.
/ Suni "a. nq1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
GeteQltDafts- -Quaclutg.

Die felt siniacr 3eit bcr inter Der Sirma
bon @utb, 9iuhe uuo Drnn9, beitancene
Orufcr 9eieHlhaft uno Sud,hanolun9, in
Der Staot 9Illentauu, it am I0tcn SUM- init
olerleit9cr @impilIisun9 auf9rlcBt pOrcen.
ollie eiejcni9en oabcrr rpeld,e ncd an bcla9te
Sirma ihuloi9 iIuo. pereen criud,t unuer'
si9lid, in Der Druderci ces patriots anSurus
fen, alIipc Die Bidder fur cine fursc 3cit per'
blcibcn werben, uno ab;ubesahien. Gin jceer
wiro ciniebcn oas eielcr Sd,ritt unum9dn9'
lidl ncthwcnoi9 1T inoem bic Suhiduloen
oiesmaI uid,t nit Ger Orudcrci ipie bies
frlher inner 9sItab, oerfauft wurecn; ba'
init Die 6chnnngcn Der altcn Sirma 9cltlcf'
fen werben f0uuen, uno bic aus9ctretenen
@cicllihoftcr ibrcu 9luthcil, ben iie icgletd)
wicccr in anoere 9cid,iften anSule9en 9e'
oenfcn, erhaItcn fEnncn. Cicjcni9eu Die nod,
Srreerun9cn al beia9ic Tirma haben, fSnnen
ciefcIbr audi an 9cmelcetem Srt cinrcihcn.
9ieuben 9utt,
9lu9uifuS 6. Gube,
Sclcpb Ycnn9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Gin 6Wllp perlcrert.

4 llhIer;eihueter perIcr leeten
~ Donnsrita9 einen cuno in Der
IgESssGE Stabt SllIsutauu. DerieIbe it
ezsskzzTAs-'sas-- bon ihwarScr Sdrbe, ab9e'
lhuittenen Sbren, bat 9Beiee Snee nnc
einsn Wcieen Sleden auf oem SaIs. 9Ber
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in ean9lhwamp
3duuldlip, Serfs @auutD, Suriid brin9t, ceer
ihm 9ladlrid)t 9ibt, 70 cas or ibn wieotr er:
baIEtn fam, lpa eurh Die Summe bon =
belcbnt lpercen.
Jtatban Saas.
Suui "a. *Sm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

uu9thd. - Sd,criff @'aoamS bon
Scuo @auufD, Sliucis, hattie caS llu9tiid
nsulid, pom icinem pfcrS ocmcrfen su rpers
ben, Wobsi or in bcm Stci9biegel bdnaen
blicb, uuo lcoann auf eiucu ein;igeu Sdlag
pom pferce pl6slit, 9ei6ctct wuroe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
3 S0eue S5ilCher.

es@ine 8eridieeenbcit Shul' nnb anberer
'Budsr it Iesben erbalteH rpcrben uno gang
bldg ~ oerfanfeu, bel
&euben 9utb uno 60.
SUM- "a. *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

Die nrue @cnitituticn it pcn Der fribcr
cutmcrfcucn nid,t wclrntlit pcrihieben. -
Cer G,c1eBaebun9 it oariu perbcten iber
100000 Sd,uIoen ;u MAIDEN, aud, 1T ihr
Die Gic,paIt oerld9t 9eIeGidaften 81 incrrpcs
riren NIT SanfpripiIe9eu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

Spwa cnftituticu. u.-Cir Con,
pentcn nm cine Contribution fir Die @inrid,,
una ciuer Stdats Hcqisruug in Soma ~
cmhperfcu, hat I'D, ihrer Nfihteu cntlcoi9t
uue odrauf pcrtd9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Siuc Gd,louoc ousocnprfrr,'

Diesphilaeclphia "Scnne" ia9t, baB Elm
8uabe, Gin Sohn bes lDcrrn ecanno, rchus
haft bel Sronffcro, penn. pcn eiurm hcftis
Gen &rbred,cn bcfdlIen wllree, uuo III eini9en
? Minuten cine Sdlause heraufbrad,. DaS
Siub mar beinahe ,ipei Sabre fraul 9cmelcn
nnb befano Gd ben 9rOeten 3beil jsner 2eit
rnter cer SehancIun9 ciuss siRtc6. sIGc
Bemnhun9en, bic @eluubbeit ocS Snnbeu
ipiecer berSuiteasn, hatten Gber fehI9eidla,
gen. Cie Sd,lau9e III uu9efetr ieds 3oII
lan9e, nit fd,wdrScn Sduppcn bcctdt, uno
man bat lle aufbcmaht.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

grueer Srcwulow, Der @oitcrsec5 frilbern
Scnesbcrru9b gBbis, III erifer lieutenant in
einer @ompa9nic, pcld,e caiclbit sulammen
9ebradlt ipurce nm nadI benz 6ic @ranoc gu
9ehcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Die &ilfsanellen OfericUS sam
t.f .uzSRric0 fiibrcn.

9fad, ben trffen Ablfdbun9en bdlt man
riHe 8er. ct. 9Irmee Ucu $4,000 Wdnn fur
tiurcideno, in bic mcrifdniid,e 6auptltabt
~ marld,ircn. Wenn cs unglautlidl erfd,eiut
bas $4,000 Wsann 900 bis 1,I00 Wcilen
bard, Gin feinblidbcs 9ano sieben f6nnten, eas
s Weiaipnen ginpchner ,dhIt, Der mue i'd,
sriHHcrH, oas bic 9rcee WaGe bee merifani'
ftbcn Bcifes fein Suterc(Te an lriner &e9ic.
runa uimmt, eas Die Rebr;abl bsNclbcn in
Mmfelbeu Ieibci9enen 3uffance IcbrApic bic
Bauern III llu9drn nno 9fnelano uno Der abs
foiuten fcuoaliilifden gEillfhr ibrer @ruuos
hsrren untcrtpcrfen 1T. DaB elmer icld,cn
SsuSIterung bic Sertteici9uu9 oeS ednoes
ateid,alfig fsin mus, crfldrt i'd, pon felbf.-
Daber fomnit es, oae mic, ielbit nid,t in Der
arcecn @riiis Der mcricduiid,cn Regicruna,
als Santa 9luna in SeraS 9eId,Iaacn nno
aefanaeu rpcroen mar, nno jcoe eciceuid,aft,
jsber Sernuuft9runo IN Spannnn9 9eieBt
murbe, I'm ben pltrictiSmus 81 fuedrn, IN
Mericc cine einsi9e SreiwlIiae @cmpa9nic
ausaebcben perocn fcnute. 2Ils Sclodt ae'
bort Der Wcrifdner CUR fhlcd,eifcn Scrte
WiIi, eenn aulIereeni, ca6 bic Sffi,icrc
turdaus gar feline militdriid)en Senutni6e
babsu, fenncu bic @emciucn nid,t cinmdl ccn
@cbraud, Der Sd,ieeaewebre. 9Bie friiber
inter ccm 8ieef6ni9rcihs III CO nod, bic 9c'
litif bas gdnse 8clf ;u entlahcu. 9lulIer oem
Wilitdr lit eS in Wercc feinem @enfden er'
Iaubt, Elm 9ewebr 30 befBen ; NIB man fam
ounoertfduicnce ocu mehr ale mittlerem Nls
ter fineen, bic mic elm Siewehr in ibrer Soauo
batten. Deshalb srgab I'D, ifets in ibren
slblreiden Shracrfre9cn, oas in Den Sd,lad,'
ten nur iebr Wcui9e actoctct tpuroen, un9e
adltet iuwcilen slrmecn BON 10000 Rdun
cardn Ibsil uahmen. N.r
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
SNirfumoeH Des SliseS.

@ine Baltimore 3citun9 meloct, oa6 am
Witt,pcd, Der pcrleBten gScdle, nni nngcfehr
Gin 8icrtei mad, llbr, Elm Baum an benz
philadelphia uub Baltimore 9iiegelreg, chn'
melt Der @nnponber 9SdGerftaticn, pom SliB
getrcfen puroc. Der WdgeuSu9 peu SaI'
timore nad pbilaoelphia mar eben i'm Be'
grif bon jcner Citation absufabrcn, ols Der
Baum nieoeraefd,la9cn wuree. Sr rio ben
eiIcrnen Drabt bcs 3eIegrapb6 nit I'D, ME,
Der uno ftsl MIR eini9e Sd,ritte Dor Der 9cfc.
murbe burd bad Iieoerfaaen bes Saumes
nid,t grbrcdlen, NIB bel Der We9rdunun9
brfelbsn fduo man es ncthweuei9 ben Drabt
eutsipci ~ bauen. Die Yerfcn, rpeld,e ben
Drabt entSiuei hicb, nuree pcn Der carin cnt,
balteren eIectriihen Watcrie fart erItut'
tert.
llm llbr purbe bic Staet Baltimore bon
cinem befti9en StIrn, bc9leitct nit Dcuuers
nno Slis, beimgciud,t fpdhreno pcId,em bic
Nahnenifdn9e ocs Sorts W'ScurY bon Der
cIectriid,en Watcric 9ctrpfcn uno in StIde
Scriplittert rpuroe.-ib.
sIuf Der "@atild,' SnfeI in Der Sap Sap,
Ontario See, inwcitSSin9ifcn, geriethen filrss
lid, Sspri cnoianer, trunfcnen Mutbs, in
Sreit uno beftlcfen ciuen 3petfampf. =
Sic ffelIteR I'D, eis~ Sirede melt bon cinaus
Der, jccer init . iersi9 Steinem be,paffnet
bic fe duf cinanecr io ldn9e pcrfen lollten,
bis elmer getobtet wdrc uuo Der Bcrrath er'
fd,Spft fti Die 9c9cnisifiae Steini9un9 be-
gam, alS Gin junger 8uri he, Scbn bee d.
tern Suoianers, caswiid,en iprans, um bcns
isIben su retteu. 8ci ciefcm SerIudb traf ius
oefrn Gin Stsin bss 8egucrs ben 8naben
70 hart, bas or irlbft tcot ~ Seoen fauf.-
Dies cnti9te fceann bic Sdd,e.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

SIN 8irsinien III neulid, Gin frbr 9rreer
9beil bet @rnbte ourd cine llebcrlhpem'
muuo ierfort poroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24
Ius3eDrlllt9 2lnsSebrun9
Sie dd)te Yreperatipn fir

9uifeH 3trtattunseu, Gn8triiiistcit suftrtrtnt,
jhnruns, {etertribmsrrs Slutrrsn, fttmtrrs
Ntbcinthtrfen, ShmrrJ fer Setc nnc Sruif,
.6er.tlrrfem Sdnurfen, Sieter, Group mic.
rersetrreenc 9rnittuticn, mebcn .6ais,
9lerpenib,rdde unc alle Srantbriten rss
.6alics, rer Srult unb rer sunSe, eas
wrtidnitc uno lhncIltfr Htdnntc
!6eilmittcl fur eniSc tcr rtiscn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-06-24

Sel0boarCS, SDfaS,
Bureaus. Secretdrs.
SeSfs, Sii6en@ uno
@ff6rdnfe, Settffel>
len, 9ifdbe bon allen
|SeneiiuiI9ell, 8ai6s
IflnbS. Il. [, ,lp..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-19
Volume V::::::::;a;Number IS.
Correspondence Gfth {. EufIer. leo.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 10, 1916.
CHARLES Butler, ESQ.,:

CHARLES BUTLER, ESQ.,:
Oar ST;-As the time approaches when we
shall separate from other, aDd break those rela-
tons of social aid business intercourse which have
subs sted between Us for several weeks past tie I'M
dtrSigned, members of the Leg stature and citizens of
Indiana, now convened at the seat Of Government
cannot IN justice TO their feelings return 10 their
homes, or permit YOU to leave the Safe will ont some
expression of that respect and esteem we entertain
for you personally ard the obligations we are proud
to acknowledge, IN cLmmt With fellow-cit zeus
for your insirumenaliIy in tie negotiations now So
happily closed.
You came among a stranger charged with
mission, the result Of which, for good evil afe ted
alike the honor, the interests, and tie destiny Of our
State. You entered upon tie discharge of the srdu-
Gus and responsible duties committed to your care
with energy and zeal evincing Just apprecia ion
OF tie magnitude of tie charge, and at the time
with that spirit If Cancellation and kindn SIS whic
disarmcd prejudice and converted enemies into friends
Whilst with leart-ftlt san faction we Congratulate
you upon tie suspicious term nation of your labors
alike honorable 10 the State, and we hope salts
factory to our creditors, be permitted To re-
mark that small share of cur qualification at ti>
result arises from the reflection that 1t vndicates the
integrity and honor Of Indiana, and proves the n
certy Of those declarations Ufen promulgated Ia
the world, of her earnest desire to meet all her en-
gagemenis and redeem her p GIFTED faiih, tie moment
she had the ability TO do so.
(Signed) Very respectfully, &C.
Dennis Pennington, Henry Secrest, Thos. Bowling
Samuel Hall, NJ Siapp, Conrad Baker, JOSEPH Lane,
John Tomlinson, William Watt, Daniel A. McRae
Christian Parker, c. V. Jnes, Andrew jackson, NJ
]. Howell, w G. Coffin, j. F. Allison, Thos ]. Todd
John S Davis, William P. Dole, H. H. Barbour
Grafton F. Cookery, Jonathan S. Harvey, w. G.
Montgomery. Samuel A. Verbrke, w R. Nofsinger,
VIM G. Pomeroy John Zenor, E. Chapman, l.. H.
Scott, Thos II. Blake, r. II. Fauntleroy, Hugh Sew
art, John S. Simonscn, J. G. Read James NJ. Ray
Isaac Dunn, n. B. Palmer, S. g. Dodge
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-19

Died, at COrydon, JAM 20, john w. PAINE, in the
47th year of his age. Mr.. P. was native of Ken
lucky, tut emigrated to Indiana, aud settled at Cory
don about the year 1916 He then by profession
printer; but changing that profession for tie law,
,oon became one # the most distinguished members
of that profession in the Southern part of this Site
lie for several years member of The legislature,
and discharged his duty with ability. His private
character adorned by the virtues of the christian
aud gentleman and de>ervedly won for him general
interesting family Of children to mourn their ir-
reparable loss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-19

The Salem News and the St. Joseph Valley Regis
ter both claim that the democratic nominee for 1t.
Governor, Mr. Dunnng, is very good Wing. Well,
if this be So why should they oppose him! If he is
wing, 1t certainly cannot hurt him to be elected by
democratic votes, can it He is not repudiator.
any how, of the wing papers say Mr. Orb
is, and if we must choose between wings, we had
best take the most honest Had we not, Mr.. Coifax
If the purpose of these nsinuatons is to engender
doubt of the consistency honesty of candidate,
whig friends will not gain much in that
case, if the truth is told of their candidate for Govern
or; for it is but day or two since, that we heard
that of the most distinguished wings of this city
and State had declared, that he had " the documents "
TO prove that the Wing candidate for Governor, but
year or two since, had formally offered TO sell himself
to the locofocos at certain price. Whether this be
true or not, it from the best Wing authority,
and at any rate is enough to show that wing editors
should be careful how they impeach the comparative
honesty of our candidates. Personally, in
clned to think, they will not gain much by such "a
process.
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Congress.

The Union of the 9th, says:
The Senate resumed, to-day, the consideration o.
the bill for the augmentation Of the navy, and ht
amendments offered thereto; Mr.. Westcott continued
the discussion in a speech in favor of the BILL
After brief but lucid exposition by Mr. Dix Of It's
objects and provisions. bill regulating the compen
saton Of the principal officers Of the customs wa:
then read third time and passed.
The Senate stands adjourned until Monday next.
In the House, resoutod was passed terminating
all debate the joint resolution of tce Monday
next at 8 O'Clock, by vote IF yeas 10, nays 81.
The debate was then resumed in committee.
resolution has been adopted by the House 20 meet.
Tor the next three legislative days, at 10 O'Clock, IN
order to continue the debate the JOINT resolution Of
notice.
The National Intelligencer of the 4th has the fol-
lowing:
"Of the ultimate fate of the propositions relative
the Oregon question depending in either Lou,e Of Con-
gress, and Iscordant MONS observe.
expressed IN the newspapers published out of this city.
both edIorlay and 10y their Washington correspond
ents. 1t is not possible certainly to predict hat will
be the specific action of Congress upon 1t. But what
may be the final action of tie House Of Repre-
senatives in the case we now feel entire confidence
that the Senate viii give its sanction
in relation TO Oregon which would stand in the way
of peaceful and honorable ad ustment of the differ
ences existing between the two governments Of this
country and Great Britain on ills subject"
We suppose this means that the Senate will not
agree give England notice of the cessation of exist
ing arrangements. We shall see.
The editor Of the N. Y. Tribune, who has just re-
turned from Washington, furnishes his readers the
latest rumors of that place of many rumors. He
says that the Diplomatic Correspondence respecting
Oregon re-opened by Mr.. Pakenham, with pro-
position that the last (pubished letter Of each to the
other should be mutually withdrawn This proposal
being acceded to at once reopened the negotiation
the basis of Mr.. Folks offer to compromise the
10th parallel which Mr. Pakenham grufiy rejected
when made.
1t is very likely that the British Minister is autho-
rized to open the negotiation but do not believe
the Administration viii again offer to compromise on
the49lh parallel.
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AN UNMITlGATED RAscAL.-An old lady in Gin
cinnati has complained of one VIM. F. Doherty for
stealing from her. while she sick and likely to
die, her money, chenise night caps, and even med-
cine. He swept the house clean, but the old woman
got WELL and the property found in his possession
He had been employed by her TO draw deed, and by
it, conveyed all her property to himself. Dohery is
fool to cramp his genius in that small way at Gin
cnnsti He will find wider field for his benerolent
operations in indianapolis, where crime is transformed
into virtue by sanctimonous professions.
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GTThe editor Of the Manchester, N. H. American
has been turned out of his chair because he persisted
in placing in his columns the of Henry Clay for
President in 1s4s. The publisher found the Wings
wouldn't stand it, and tho story nowis that the editor
is afflicted with an insane partiality.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-19

OCoNNELL AND HIS TENANTRY.-Thcre has been
squabble between Mr. 0'Connell and the travelling
correspondent of the London Times-known the
Times's commissioner Tie correspondent gave
very unfavorable of Mr.. O'Connell a land
lord and described the condition Of his tenants as
peculiarly miserable for themselves and dsgracefu TO
him. Mr. OConnell denied all this point blank, in
his speeches. and favored the correspondent with some
of his choicest exertions in the art of vtuperation
Thereupon, the correspondent, in company with
reporter for the Times, Maurice O'Connell, an agent
and an interpreter made exploratory visit TO the
tenants and personally asccrained their condition
The result was in favor of the correspondent; ap-
pearng that, although Mr.. OConnell desired to have
his tenants well treated and comfortable, they were in
fact but little better off than the Irish peasantry in
generals much at the mercy of under-agents and
as little indebted to the personal supervision and care
of their landlord.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-19

MORE DELusox.-A Rev Mr.. Pichard is preaching
in Ohio upon the last dag, which, he says, is soon
coming. He prepares his disciples for the event, by
placing them in circle, with wash-tIb Ia The en-
They then dance round the tub; aud after This, holy
kiss goes round the circle. each kissing the next
neighbour and the Reverend teacher going round end
kissing all. He teaches that husbands and wives un-
equally yoked believers with indels, must part al
the day Of judgment; and that as the day Is soon
coming. they may AS well anticipate it. and part here
below. And so sister this las forsaken her husband.
and brother that bis wife.
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reparable loss.

HRNRY SECREsT-We observe that several of our
contemporaries speak very avoraby Of the services of
Mr.. Henry Secrest. of Putnam county, as a member
of the last General Assembly. He is fully entitled
TO all the praise bestowed for unquestionably he
one of tie ablest and most efficient members of the
House. His zeal in favor of the adjustment of the
State debt was not exceed by that Of any Oher ard
Justly entities him to the appreciation of the friends of
that We wish could have greater
proportion of such men in the legislature.