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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23
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Stobrbalter in oer Staot 9l0entaun.
Sebieut lth btcier @ele9cuheit ieinen Se'
fannten, 70 ruie benz publifum ilberhaupt bic
2lnSei9e gu MAIDEN, oos er cbnldn9if etnen
euen Stobr .
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aus fcl9enecn 2Irtifeln:
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9erpllnltbte QScffen3eu9e -Serner :
ollie 9lrten Setben fit SrauenStlns
mer 9ln3lt9e S0l3artneS, gapn8.
WtOuS be Gaill6, S0ttltne ltnO ale
anbere 9eiplinf1tc 9trttfel fir Ore
6eS. - @leitf1lI5 9llle befannte
Oal6tlt6cr, Slices, Strlimpfe, Sdns
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alt9etrofen rperoen.
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lcs ocrmebrcn rptrS, 'pcfir er Gd jcoerseit
banfbnr enpciicn wirb.
9ILcntanlJ SUM- %. na3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23

10000 Sd,nerIr, unb alIe onoerc notbi9e
2IrtiteE FIR SanS' rm0 Sdaps Sdrriner. su
perfanfeii am ScClihrf pcn
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23
s3anf s)laclJric6t.

Ten 8ercrbnun9en Der Contribution NIB
@efeee tisics Stants gcmis, 9eben bic lin,
terseihneten biemit OfentIidr Iad,rid,t, onB
(Tc, unb iolde bic fdb nit Der 3eit NIT ibnen
uereiniJen m69en, cine 8ittlhrift an Die 8es
leB9ebun9 bon pennfDloauien Su rthten be'
abfhtigen, fir Die 5nforppraiion einer Sanf,
uuter Dem Tamen unD StDl"D G u q NJ
f' nit eiuem aa9encinen
Sanf' unb Discpntirunos YriuiIegium uno
NIT einem Capital bon finf uno iTebSig tdu'
feno 9bnler, uuo bem 8crredt es 5u $780,
600 ausSuoebnen, nno fcbalo als fllnBi9
taufsno 3baler einbeSablt Gno, @efhdfte
aufan9en III f6nnen. Die 8anf fol- in Der
Stabt sIIentaun, eeha SanntY, errtdtrt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23
Plus Warwar(na. g2cuporf.

Wein S,rrr-Sd mar felt einiaen Sabrrn
init tnnerliher Sd,,pid,e bebaftct, be9Ieitet
gu 3eiten mit Shmrrseu in Der Scite uno
anocrn fd,mer3bnfteu 9lufilIeu. Tdhoem
id, oerIdiebrne WeoBiueu ehue @rfcg ge'
braud)t hattie, iiberrebete MIDI Gin Sreuuo
Elm 8erfuf BON Or. Wri9ht'S Snbian 8eae'
tabiliiden piaen st maden. ipcId,e idb bereit
bin gu il9en, meine Sranfbcit auf punoers
bare QBeiie 9eliubrrt huben. Sd, babe bic
WectSin bsrcits uur cine furSc 3eit 9ebraud,t
uno babe fcin 3rpeifrl, oas, burd, NnbaItfam,
fct oeS @jebraud)s mad, ibreu 8oridriften,
id, baIbe 9duslid) hcrgeifcIt fcin perce. SD,
cmpfrble bereihrlIi8 bela9te pilen alien dbu'
lid) bebaftcten perlpnrn, nit Dem Gjlduben,
cas cas uimlid,e 9ieiultat ibrem @sbraud,
frl9en tpcrcr. Ger Sbri9e,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23

berne'2b bee nno Suppen'VOHeI. Sbenfalls :.
Sine prahtooae sIuspab oplbene Sin9ers
uno Sbrrin9e, fehr fh6ne Sruitua6eln, &c.
nebit elmer Der beifen aluswablen 9cloener
mnb 1lbernen 8rileu bic nur erbaIten ,per.
ben fonnte, pufIenp fir jeoeS 2Ilter 9olcene
un6 filberne eeaospencils@dles, uno iouIt
ale 9IrtifcI, bic su feinem @jefd,dft sebOren.
Sbi9e Wnaren hat or, ba er einen 9rcsed
!Strd rin9eIest bat frbr bili9 erbaItsh, uuo
tn oaber aud, ipilli9 bielrlben auf bic redte
9lrt ,pieber abSufeBen unc stpar 70 bilIi9 alS
bie5 ir9enb lcuihpc 9eldJiebt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23

6. @. Bon 9n9en,
peter Suber,
Stepbau Ballet, jr.
6. R. Teubaro,
@pbraim @rim,
Biaiam @oelmaii,
Samucl ei9btcap,
SenrD Brinsteimer
csobn Sofmanll,
@li Stectel,
SIGentaun, SUM- 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23
sSetSt tfOsItiist itstS fc1ct
Cine 9ldnsenbe 9tuslpabl uele
Giilter

Orr Undergraduate becient fd biefer @e'
Ie9enheit ieincn 8rennosn uno benz publis
FUN ilberbaupt an;usei9en, baB er 1ein Sc
fd)dft noh inner an fcincm alteu Stauoe
1T Der SoamiIion Strnee, eiuige 3biren
oberbalb l8illUn's Slphr in 9llIcntouu, fcrt'
tetreibt unc oae er losben BON 91eu Ocft
nit einem fehr fh0neu Stcd in iein Sad,
9chOrenee Waaren 3uriid9etcbrt 1T, bic nun
in 3ulas su leinem porigcn Stcd, Elm 9tdn,
;eilbes 9lGortiment biloen. - Sein Stof
beliebt unteraneern aus fclgenoen 9EaGren
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23
Gin fernerer sseweiE

Dae Der @run61aB cine 6ranfbeit ~ III.
rircn oarin beffcbt, oas man ben 8orpcr rei'
ni9t unb ldutert, nit Den @efcBen pelhe bic
onimaIifde Sefcnomie leitet oolfriiten iiber'
einiiimmt uno ,penn es sehcrig aus9eftihrt
miro, ourd) ben @ebraud, BON Wri9bt's Sus
bianilden 8esetabilifhen piasn, 9elpie bic
abffoffun9 elmer &ranfbeit berbeifuhren
mus, bieten mir fcl9ence 3eu9niGe BON per,
fcnen bon bohem 9lufe in 9euDcrf an, Die
neuiob ppn ben bartnddften 8sldwercen ges
beilt tpcrben fino, ourd, ben bloIen @ebraiidt
BON Bri9bt's Snoianifhen 8ssetabiliIdrn
pillen ces q. 9Imeritanifhsn @einnbbsits'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23
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iltrr rem 9lru Drrt. .Strbr, in Der Start
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23

8. s. 9iube,
@pbraim Grorea,
Scbn Berger,
Samuel @amp,
Sames eddeD
Tatbau Drefd1er,
cSoIepb Beaoer,
peter Q8pfUtf
Hathan @erman,
Scbn slppel,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-23

WeRinanen SauSubren
nit &altcn, al iebr nie'
eriacn preiIen /; 9clccn'
en- nuo Glbernen Sods
llhren.-Terner /: Si(s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
rApDy JUSTICE.

We find the following opinions on Inc Wal
with Mexico expressed by Two OF The leading
Wing papers in The city OF New YorK. FefnaPS
The keen lashes of Col. Doniphans indignant re-
buke, acting upon public opinion, may nave e1-
torted this late concession 10 The justice oil The
war and the patriotic impulses oil Inc AMERICAN
people,
The Courier says:
awe have proclaimed, on all OCCASIONS ina!
VIC had abundant cause DIVA WIN h,e.ico, .,n .,
that therefore the war is Just, aihousn !. m'S"'
have been deferred, and possibly aSo ;.d "'''
seihcr ifthe administration had SO uesiieu.
1--WE hold that with half The pro'oca'lon non.
either England or France, the who'e naslon
won)d have demanded war; but Me1ico being a
weaker power, we could with honor nave niaue
another effoll 10 avoid The collision, 6y abstain
ing from the Rio GJande, although, IN our OPP
MON, we had perfect right 10 90 there whenever
we pleased"
And the Commercial
GAS TO Mexico herself, we do mol agree mat, SO
far as she alone has any right 10 speak in he mat
Ter. the war is unjust a long course oil lnsnlls
and injuries committed by her against Inc Uhiea
States as nation, and against citizens Oh Inc y
States as individuals, Sufficient 10 JUSTIFY, accord
ing 10 The theory and practice oil DINER NATIONS,
severe measure OF punishment, was demons!la Ieo'
we think, by Mr.. insersols report as Chairman
OF The Committee on Foreign Ahairs.
France had mol 1.-THE OF the same good
ground for her war against Algeria, or England
Tor hers against The AtIshans. Even against Chi
ma. England had no, so much valid cause oil
complain, and resentment, or any thing like it
With reference 10 The justice or injustice, OF The
war, then, we are oil opinion that Mexico has mol
q word 10 say"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
DIED.

Died, al the residence Of his father, on Sa,cr-
day the oath July, 1917, Vs.. s. RorlSsoN, Jun,
Of castro enteriis, in The 10Th year Of bis age
A short time since, in the tul low and boom OF
perfect health, he eIt The ralernal roof 10 Learn
iratc in the city Of Rictmand. He returned fer
a lew days, 10 soo'he the distress Of his mother,
disconsoae on account Of the death OF his bro
,hrr. a few years older than himself. The tell
disease seized upon him, and in despite Of the al,
tendance OF sktul physicians, he was consigned
to an early grave. lie was conscious TO The last
and prufrssed a slroug and living faith in Him
who lakelh away he sins Of The world. lie cx-
pressed his perfect willingness 10 die, and eshoE,-
ed his weeping family no, 10 be distressed on ms
account but 10 strive TO meet him in better
world. Thus, in The short space o! one month,
have his afflicted parents had two sons cut of in
The commencement OF manhood. But it is heir
duty to bow with resignation 10 The ways oil an
inscru,able bul all-wse Providence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
cause we had NOT heard OF his whereabouts ior

cause we had not heard oil MS WHEREABOUTS io'
some time.
On The morning of The Sih we took our leave o'
Arisla's hacienda and turned our horses hedus w
wards Monterey, bul not the same way 'ia! We
had come, intending en- 'o'tic 10 pay visi! 10
The Villa Real which is about II miles from MA
malcoui, in a soulhcrly direction. Before arliV,
ing al the villa we were met by the worthy anu
hosnilable proprietor FL Senior don Jose MARIA
del Villa Real who warmly welcomed 'iie gene,
ra! and expressed great pleasure III the hono, VI
his visit The only pecularities l co9.u men
discover about The Senior were REDUNDANCY VI
up,ioh, shirt collar and good deal oil cotton uin'
brella which was not opened; Afterwards CISCO,
vered tina, genllemanly courteous bearing anu
great hospitality were his Distinguishing 1ans.J
His hacienda is very extensive and we'll ordereu,
as he is always on The spot himself, and hand
some fortune has rewarded his exertons. NO
sooner had all gathered under his cool root, than
cart load, literally cart load OF water ana
musk melons, and large bushel basket Of most
delicious figs, bursting open as if from impa',-
ence 10 have their lusciousness appreciated,
were brought in. Need l assure you mat
they were duly honored and pIaiSeds al,
though quite early in The day, the Sehor insisled
that the party must take little relteshment,
and in an hour long table was nch, and gil-
,ering with The display oi silver piale; plates,
dishes, SpOOUS, lOlhS,
The little retreshmeni' consisted OF seven
courses olwel-cooked meat aud lowl, Ia Mexl-
canu, also served up in massive silver dishes,
and continual relays of lor,iilas: Nearly every
man had a breasi-woIk Of ortillas before him
when The repas was concluded. Al noon We bid
adieu TO the extremely liberal Don, and started
TO. Camp Taylor. ldon't like 10 destroy the idea
of the iberality OF the Senior that have created,
but il was said that he was thrown into srea!
state of agitation Short time since, by report
lha, General Taylor was 10 send an expedition 10
search his place for goods taken from the cap,
,urcd wagons, supposed to be concealed mere anu
that he imagined The General had come 10 con-
firm The report. am not disposed TO cIed' me
ON dit mysell, but if true, il may more iuiy ac-
coun, nior the milk in The cocoa nut. sixteen
miles from the villa the road strikes the "a mas
road. and crosses The Aqua FRA, which, aiInoueh
fresh was nearly warm enough 10 boil an egg.
Civ miles more and we were again al camp
Tavor. where the patty dispersed, all apparently
mncb eratiiied with the excursion.
When at Mamalequi, The acaldc OF small,
town near Marin arrived and applied 10 Genera
Taylor for force 10 capture small band Of
robbers headed By Mucho Martini, one.armed
robber long known il This region, who had COM
menced sundry ouIrases on The Mexicans. For
maniles, reasons, the General declined.
y.E. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
nNOTuER pIJniRUG

.,...,,.... ID ,s:,I.,5 .,or, 90 o;,ou
- '''s' .''e Wv ,u.:s .,,a~s no, mo p,ss;-
dung "''o'e" -. So, n d. ana M.r,ro,
oe"' - n =. 80. - 10 4 r,n, -
.w' o'"'o',. i 49,, H. 49,, ~ r;al, =,
''N'Io' anu, -, .:h.a .,n,;r,.
'nahe '"y '"1" "pP0'"'-.>'
Ell mem ChaPlaihs non''haii5' 'n"' "sg "'s'' ''
Gene spies" This fable is based upon letter OIL
the Rev. w. l.. NlcCal!a, in reply 10 three inter-
-,,o.;.. ,a,,oss.a - him by ,bc utIon - Peter
ics"'o'is' 'N1, :, H. 49,
n. Browne ol fhiiaueiPiid, e"oei " '"e Pio'
scripliyc Ealivsis. MIR. McC.'> Whole letter IS
no, published, but simply his laconic answers 10
In. ;n,erroealorics. The correspondent Of the
>a''ohat ih'e'''se''se' s"o w.
toas information, ny ms own ADMISSION sup
presses The greater portion Of The "ons letter, re-
s.,,;ap scrs,syr on he Ce,9oic Cas7ea, y hich has
IL ,,h .bo n,r,;cular min, ur,,er con.
'io''''s - " 49," -
sheraton
This attempt 10 degrade two distinguished ana
,esnsclalIe clcreymen Of the Catholic Church, is
i s,r,n,e conflict with The recent pretended aflec-
- 80 =. H. C.,ho,;,e On me mari n The Wbip
NON W W.
press winch eEutaVo'eu 'oueno"s"a.' ''a' w. CIV
minis!ration was opposed TO the Catholics. But,
This is a matter OF Iiflng consideration in The
eyes Of The Wings. They care lille how they
,s,,s.,ros r,ov;ded ,hav can 90, nm
coh'faoic' '''cu'.e"e,' p'Us's.a "! 80" o. W
paTly.cfy against inc administrator even 10
few days. The Pennsylvania prickS The bnb'
ble in The following authoritative article:
- urhs psv Mr. McCallan is known as a some.
,rha, u. cIersyman-a person as fond
" halle &c n booksWin a word .orl Of bieo,
vi Ja n;ab, cram. always on some hair Drained
~ mn ;nten, THE New York Commercial
.r;,, = oIe,, Gca, al arcbness saws he "bears
sr name no, unknown 10 The citizens generally, or
now heard for The first lime" A very ques,una-
h,e consIruc,ion mebt be rlsced unon terms so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
Correspondence of The Baltimore Sun.
w .uIN..rnN lnln ~ lsl~

POST OFFICE ROBBERY.-This alter
uoon our community was shocked 10 hear that
William Il. Jones, 4 clerk in the city post office,
and son ol the late postmaster, was arrested upon
a charge o stealing letter OF value, and held to
bal! in the sum Of S5,e00. Tie circumstances,
as learn them, are these:
Occasional losses OF small Suns Of money
transmitted through this Office had hxed lie eye
OF Suspicion upon il. J. b. Is. Hale, Esq, one
OF The vieilant special agents ol The Department
determined, in conjunction with others, 10 adof
plans Ter Tie detection OF the drpredaior. Aocor-
dinghy, on Friday afternoon, Mr.. JOHN h Martin.
onr ul The old and interchangeable mail agents he.
tween here aud Richmond, mailed on board IN
steamboat 4 letter, containing 80, addressed t.
an office in Ohio. This letter had, IN The reSu-
lar order Of things to lie in the office here unl
The departure Of The western mail al D. a. NJ.
next morning.
Early this morning, however, il was discover
cd that the said letter had been intercepted al tbs
o6Ice. An investigation was Immediately oitier-
ed Justice Goddard presiding. Young Jones
was The clerk in charge 81 The office on tIlcay
night. He resided with his ahcr, and il being the
time allowed Tor repose. he was sent Tor. On
dressing himself, he pul q diiterentpai Of pam
falcons from those worn on The previous evening,
ami appeared. in the course VI The examination,
a.eaIch oi his chamber was directed. Messis.
Hale ana Mr. John +. Kendall, principal clerk,
proceeded TO Dr. Jones' house: an examination Of
the pockets Of The panaoons just referred 10 pro-
duced wallet, in which was found the identical
money enclosed and mailed on the previous after
noon, as abundanlly proved by The denomination
numbers, marks, and private marks OF The agents
and some $50 dollars besides.
The Postmaster General was sent for from The
Cabinet, as also the distressed father. Over
whelmed with as,onshment, the aeonized parent
expressed hope that The P.esden, would annui
The proceedings, but The Postmaster General did
moi think ne would interfere a, this stage OF them;
nor did he, deeply as he sympathsed with tie Ia
my feel al Liberty 10 interfere between IN" arm
Of The law and the accused. A bond was accoid-
iDsly entered into in The sum aloTenamed, ioi HE
appearance Of young Jones al Tie next term OF
The criminal court ii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

CHANGING TUNE. The Troy Wing con-
tains the following wholesale reraction IN re-
gard 10 the United States Bank and Sub.Treasu-
u questions;
"Somc say he [Gen. Taylorl is opposed TO a
National Bank. Suppose he is-sO are sere'i-
ciel!hs Of tie Wig pcrty. The present heaihy
condition OF the domestic exchanges shows .las
there is TO absolute necessity Tor regulator, and
The Wings, as party, have no disposition 10 MS
im5 he euiaiug financial system Of lie country
Yet ii was for refusing TO violate his oath Of
office. and sanction similar National Bank,
that President Tyler was threatened with I'M
peachment, and the cry was "crucly him, cru
CITY him" as ORATOR" TO his pariy-thoush II
was well known that he had ever been opposed 10
a Bank! Now ii is admitted by seyen-eighihs oil
these same Wings, that they, as party,
are opposed TO Bank, and "have no disposition
TO disturb the existing financial system OF the
country" Qhe once 'odious" and "ruinous" Sub
Treasury, &c.) Will nct the same thing occur with
The Tariff OF 1916, which, the Wings predicted,
would ruin the country, but which experience
has proved 10 be most successful in its opera
lioul as with Bank, The Wings will he forced
TO admit that there is "no absolute necessity Tor"
a Protective Tariff, and that they see no good
reason ITO disturb The existing" Tariff Sup
pose, then, lla, Gen. Taylor, ''wih the lights be-
fore him." shall be willing 10 give fair trial TO,
and sanction Tie Tariff Of 1876, will the Wings
continue 10 claim him as good Wing, and go
forhim "blind z" II a Bank is now not Wing
"principle," why should Tariff be regarded as
one, if the Democratic policy continue so sue
cesstul as 10 satisfy The whole country? We pre-
sumo that, even in that case large portion OF the
Wings will sill stick TO Old Rough and Ready,
with The faint hope Of securing some OF the
"spoils" Of "nominally Wing" administration.
Wing "prirciples" are falling TO The ground like
leaves from dying trunk, and still WhsgeIy
boasts OF its vigor and strength A strange par
~, 10 be satisfied with names and shadows, when
the subslan,ials are slipping from their grasp!
Hon. Geo. w. Hopkins, member Of The late
Congress from Virginia, arrived al the Aslor
House New York, on Sunday, on his way 10
Portugal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06

~ cUaScERY- Rules holden III
M Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court o.
Law and Chancrry for The county Of Chailote the III
day Of May, lsI7 ,,.;.;r
,,eorgrJ Roberts, r'as""
ns,.h,, and other Defendants.
The defendant. Vi m. X. Hatcheu, not having enter
81 his ,nneoranrs according 10 The act Of Assembly,
and the rules Of this Court and tappearins by sai.iae
tory evidence thai be is not an inhabi,ant o. n. o, w.
monwealh it s ordered that me saia &c 1hs said
cn",r On The first Monday in September NEXT and en-
ter his appearnnee. and answer The painlh: OH, ana
that This order BE- or Se months s
p,v and posted al the front door ofthe Courthouse
~ The said county. Copy; Iests.
VI inn. ii[sw2n WiNELoW RoblNsoSs &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
STRANGE TIMES IN POLITICS.

Yesterdays Wing employs halt column in
refuling charge Of "unscrurulous ambition"
agains, the 'chief" of the Wing party, (Henry
Clay,) made by one OF its Wing correspondents.
"a gentleman Of enlarged and cultivated under
Standing"
The Wing, in the same article, after compli-
,nenling General Taylol's ability, "deprecales
he attempt" Of The same correspondent! $40 create
an impression lha, military talents are all that arc
necessary 10 form a President OF The United
States" and treats i, as "in fac; plagiarism
from John Rando'ph's famous speech on Chillcn's
resolutions in 1928, in which he endoavored to
prove that General Jackson was The only fit man
for The Presidency, and into which he introduced
the same train OF reasoning here employed ar
irving by he process at The result, tina, some men
were born TO command, and tina, General Jack
son was che OF The number"
Truly has he premature" nomination OF old
Rough snd Ready excited trouble in The Wing
camp! What must be the feelings Of ''he chief
OF lie Wing party, MIR. Clay, when he sees long
arguments in Wing papers, to prove him guilt
less CT "unscrupulous ambition" as charged not
by "Locofoco, but by a distinguished. and infu-
entail leader in his own pariy2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
NOBLE CHARITY.

The New York Herald estimates The amount
oil subsclip,ions sent by This country for the re-
lief OF The Irish and Scotch, since The first Of ia
nuary las as follows:
Amount Of Contributions IN The United States,
from January 10 JDiy 81. lS41:
Throug Oh the N. York Relief Committee S2o0 ,OUo
Through Committees in other cities 250, COZ
Remliances BY The Irish and Scotch 6oo,ooo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-08-06
From lie Charleston Mercury, Jnly 29.l

WING VICTORY IN NEW 6hMfolll.E.
The recent Wing and Abolition victory in
New Hampshire has been the subject OF much
exullalon by the .alies" in the North This
was 10 have been expected, and il IS all very ma
ural and proper. But that Southern editors Of
any parry should lind matter OF rejoicing IN Inc
result is 10 us passing strange. II Is IN lact no.
thing more than The triumph OF pure, unmltI2a-
led abolilionism over the Wilmol Proviso Adolf
ion;sr OF the Democracy. Ny. Tuck, one OF
the successful candidates, lell the Democratic par
~ with Jno. p. Hale and has no other affinity with
Whissery than his Aboliionism. MIR. Wilson,
The olher member elect, and who is already spo-
ken OF rs the Wing candidate Tor Speaker 10 the
next House OF Representatives, is also an Aboli'
tonisl Of the first water, and spuEns and CONDEMNS
an association with Southern Wings, unless they
are willing 10 degrade and dishonor The South -
While the resolutions in favor Of The Wilmot
Proyiso were before the New Hampshire Legs
larurc, oil which Mr. Wilson was 4 member, he
is reported b. his euloeist in the Boston Atlas 10
have made the following remarks:
~ want New Hampshire 10 speak out, and dc
nounce the influence OF slavery upon our poli-
lies; want New Hampshire 10 say that'il terli-
tory shall be annexed, il shall be Tree ,errIory-
moi TO use language which means not hing.
81 have no more affection Tor Southern Wing
who goes against that Proyiso, than FOR any Other
man. Whoever may be the candidate, unless
believe he is perfectly clear upon The subject, be
il who it may, Henry Clay, Gen. Taylor, or Da,
mel Webster even, he cannot have my poor and
feeble support.
al will not vote iur man who is not clear up
on this point care not what may be The con-
sequence; stand by The compromises OF The Con-
s,iiiution, but will never hug such man &c ms
soul OF give my support 10 the spread oil me N
=. l.,if. IL, I " I.t,f
when these hairs shall be grey with age, and This
voice become feeble and lrcmulous, Then will
be.akc myself 10 nv chair, and teach my chill
dren 10 hold 10 The PRINCIPLES of liberty, aud OF
liberty forever
Are Southern Wings willing 70 pay The price
demanded Tor HE honor q an alliance with North
EN- Whissery2