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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

LIFE in New Orleans must be very pi-
quaint. A writer in the Atlas thus des-
cribes phrase Of It:
passing down 4 certain street in this
city a few days since, we observed a
group of persons standing before the door
of a little restaurant, and a number of
both sexes going in, each with a small
loaf of bread and basin under their arms.
We had the curiosity to look IN. An i'm
mense eauldron, most as large as a kettle,
was on the fire filed to the brim, aud a
large fork, fixed on a handle, lay hard bv
on a table. We soon ascertained that it
was an e~ating-hCuse on a new principle.
Each person brings his loaf, pays down
his five dimes-a cent a throw. If he
draws up the meat, he sits down, lucky
dog, and enjoys it, or taxes it home in his
basin. If he draws no meat, be receives
a bowl of the broth in which il IS boiling.
The operation IS not so easy as one would
suppose. The fork is so well worn, that
its points are a little turned up; the Kettle
is very deep; and ebullition keeps the meat
constantly in motion. We saw five par
ties try it, and three dined on soup"
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FRElGHTs AND BREAD sTUFFs.

The New York Express says:-""Ihe
enormous freights that are paid from this
country, will divert vessels of every na-
ton to our shores. and freights must in
the end decline. The fall Of freights will
have the effect to strengthen the price of
breadstufs here. StIl our countrymen
cannot, with any sound reason, expect
that prices will rule where they now are.
Corn at a dollar, or nearly two cents a
pound, is a rate so exhoIbiIant, that should
II last, the prices would set our country
men all but crazy"
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09
IN

The Horse of Representatives Of the
State of Delaware passed a bill last Friday
for a gradual abolition Of slavery IN the
State. The proposition has vet TO re-
ceive the sanction Of the Senate, which is
expected TO concur with the House
The number Of Slaves in Delaware in the
wear 1870, when the last census was Ia
ken, was only 1908.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

LocoFoco DsrEAT IN fowA.-It gives
us great satisfaction to be able to an
nounce, that the cI.elon in Lee county,
Iowa, to supply tie place Of Conlee, who
died a few weeks since has resulted in
the decided defeat Of the locofocos. Ba-
ker, 'possum democrat" supported by
the " higs, beat the Iocofoco candidate
about $50 vOtes,-St. Louis Rep.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

lcE.-it may not be amiss to state, for
the information Of the ice-dealcrs of the
North, That the R o this winter has en-
tirely failed south of Baltimore, and that
consequently the demand for northern ice
will be greatly increased during the next
summer. In fact, the cities south Of Bal
tlmore will be entirely dependant on the
Northern supplies for an article which
habit has now rendered a necessary Of
life,
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CASUALTIES At SEA.

The liverpool papers announce, n ad-
dition to the loss sustained by the packet
ship CoLuxBIa, from whose deck Capt.
Raihbone and SIX Of his crew were swept
overheard, that the ship ELIzA WARwIcK,
also from New York. net With a similar
disaster on the 18th Of Jar.darv, bv which
Capt. Loring and two Of his crew lost
their lives.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

THE PASSENGERS IN THE CAMBRIA
We learn that twenty and more OF the
passengers by the Cambria are lrlsH corn
merchants, who have brought a large a.
mount of specie to invest in the cheapest
GRAIN ond bread-stui1s. There are also
several Belgian and German corn factors,
who viii purchase extensively, no doubt,
Indian meal and corn for their markets.
HERALD.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

THE VIRGINIA VoLUNTEERs.-Three
more Of the companies Of this regiment
sailed from Old Point Comfort on Mon
day, viz: the companies from Jefferson,
Berkeley, and Portsmouth, under the
command Of Captains Rowan, Alburiis,
and Young.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
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FAMINE IN PRUSSIA.

OPEN PORTS o BR%EADsruFFs & SUGAR.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-03-09

Great Decline in BreadStuEs.
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SUSPENSION OF THE NAVIGATION LAWS.
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bssrsn ju srntsn. Diss 1T cine unnttbiae 3,
fcrsnis BON Ssitsn Der Sreunee eissr beie1
tapfsrn Sclbatn. 8sibs @snsrale fIno all
wbiss une fSnnsn babsr nur bas gBobl ibd
partsi i'm auss babsn, oabsr wsrpsn fis II
ME eurb SsIbiffubt psrlstsn lalkn :lnsind
Felt oesr sbsiluns in ben Msibsn ibrer Oar
Su bswirfsn' 'psnn ss gilt sinsn ipauptsusd
errslbsn. Sectt uno saplcr Iinb 70 aute al
Srsunbs eab fie iib nibt bsnsiosn wsrbs
msnn ss ssm 9oIfs ssfallsn foats, ensn ID
ibnsn auf esn prsfesntsnitub! su srbsbsn.
9tas BbsbIdtter Die bis sst ben Nam(
BON SapIor ODER Seott an Die Sp ss ibrsr 81
lummnsn ssisst BADEN, tbaten Dies, um tsI
0Sunths iDrsr betrsfsnosn qsfr su seniias|
bod NIT Der Ssmsrfuns oas ibrs 2tusmabI d
entfbsipun9 BET acknowledgements untsl
morfsn iif, une iclIt bisfs Sufdais anbsrs au|
fallen, 70 mirb bss bsr @ini9feit in Der Yard
nlbt i'm Wsinbslfsn fbaben.
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feitist muroe. Weinem Germ fino Mo'
nate uno Sabre gu 6dlfe eefommen (; BIZ
eebenoen per9eiTen Die Eooten balb, unit
70 III oenn BON Der armen Wabinfa nibt
mebr bic Teoe ibre immer nob untr0f:
ltebe Wutter aber perlIert feline 8ele9en.
belt, lbren 6ab 9e9en 5rn. Boronitbeff,
ben fie felt Dem Gooe ibrer Sobter niebt
bat weoerieben wollen, Iaut 5u duBern.
Das &ammermdeben, poQ Eeue iber Die
fdle1te Gole, bic iie eeipielt, bat ber
Waeame 2Solfof 2(Qes, mas ibr befannt,
entoeft, tpas oenn ibren &eroobt in Sc
lpiBbeit pernanbett bat. Sic minlbt
nl6ts febnliber, a!s eeri6tlib ee9en mel
nen Serrn oufsutreten, ober Sic spifen,
9r. r.payaoefin, bic 9erebti9fsit perfbliebt
oft bel Den alaaen Der untetorudten Qrs
mutb oos Sbr. Stun fennen Sic Den,
Der Sic oe6 Moross befbuloi9en tpu, 70
GUT, als i6 felbit. sic i,nb Der ein5i9e
Wann in Der gBelt, Dem itb oie5 @ebeim:
NIP onpertrauen fonnte, tpetbes MIDI fat
srftidte, Sect neroe ib MIDI um Die
6dlfte leibtsr fibIen, ba i6 e6 in Dem
Suien einee i'm 9onjen ltnfreiie 9eacbte.
ten Monnes nieber9ele9t babe (; es 1T nun
als bdtte ib es in einen 8runnen perlenft,
unb i6 bin perfitbert, Dap, menn Sic bon
Dem lelben @ebroub maiden, bies 9eftbe:
ben miro, obne MIDI gu nennen uno obne
MIDI gu eompromittiren. (8ortI. fol9t. y
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Syeuer!-9m Scnnta9 Rabmttas brad)
in ensm S2auft ouf Gong &ilonb, nabs Der
SDuDlfla. Ssusr aus, woburb oa1tlbe Bis auf
bic Mausrn total Ssritrt ,purps, bspcr {oulfe
9ssiifet merben fonnts. G6 mar Elm bcppsltts
S3ou8 uno Wuroe bon Tomilen tsmpDnt,
msIbe psni9 msbr alS iDr qsben rsttstsn--bas
Ssusr ptrbrsitete iitD ic ftbneG, oas fs brs
idmmtlhen S3au59erdtbe psrlOren. 9aS @es
bdubs 9sbtrte Ssrrn 2tntbonp Sifs. Man
permulDst bas oaa 8sutr purb Gin Ornrcbr
entitanbsn 1T.
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IA. ben teat(thtistsn 1nsriff auf ct 2(ila's
feites $aser bel gsrro @orpc sn maiden.
Die Waarinefo!baten, bic bei osr Belaas:
runs BON 9era grn5 inter Capt. Gbfon bic
amerifanii. 8elaasrunssssfebhee tebienten,
erbaltsn Don oen Generalen Scott II. @ortb
bas teIts Sob fit ibre SraHeur II. Wailssut6t.
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sScucrlGrm.-G6 ibsint oa6 Gtidlat
Ger Sur9sr pcn Meacin9 su itin, psni9itsn6
einmol Die 2GoDs ourb 8suerIdrm erIlbreft
Su perben, lpie eS in Cities iblib Su fsin fDsint.
@twa um 10 llDr am 9jenta3 2ttsnp, snts
lfonb wetsr ejn FOLDER Qdrnr neil Ssmane
I'M unfern Sbsils Der Stabt einsn 6oufsn Saus
fpdne in Sranb 9eitedt bate. 0Bsis unler
Staotrotb fein MittI bn6 0er6rennsn folcber
@e9snifdnpe in ben Stra6sn, Su elmer fo ipas
ten Stunre, III psrbilten?
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2luf rem O1ariebe nab Dem saa'r lei Ger:
10 Goroo ttieB Gener. 3wiass Dipiiton al,f
msbre 0erfeban3unaen, ,peltbe bic MerlPaner
am meas auf9slpcrfen batten. 500 mlerer
Draaoner fpren9ten 9eacn oieie 9tban3en an,
parfen 0eb, ais te am 8n6 oerlsten anlanss
tell bon ibren pferoen, ttirmtrn bic S6ans
gen, unc ja9ten Die iiterraIhteu Olertancr
in alcr Gle BON oannen. Obertl. Sobnfon
mar, ais CT am Is. Die feinol. 8srfebansuna
rceosnoseirte, BON enem musfetenGtbuGe i'm
Nrme uno Stbenfel perwunbet morbsn. 9ie
QBunpe 1T nlht sefabrlitb 9en. Gnisas
murbe am utenbe oee 13. bon Geu. patter:
fcn's 0ipifton bsrilarft, 70 oaB CT nunmsbr
6000 O1ail all Ort uab StelIe bate, Tim am
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Seabin9, DEN Ill. Osat 1917.
9emcfratiIcbe Q6b9s@rnsnnun9en.
Sur 6oupcrner:
Oeneraa ceSantcs eSrpin,
bon @enter @auntp.
STIR Canal CommiiIoner:
:OGsepD gU. 3Datto,1,
ppn Cumberland Sauntv.

E. w. CARR, No. 440 North Fourth St.,
Philadelphia, is our authorized Agent, for recei-
wing advertisements and subscriptions to this pa
per.
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Sic mGtbitc 9Sreffbc,,tfbaft.-9a

Ote itdtb1tc sNreffbcilffcbaft.-Ya
,eS nunmsbr aus9emabt iif, eab snt,psoer @ss
neral Seott ODER @snsrot Uaylor Der ndehife
oBDi9seanoioat fir Yreitpsnt fsin ,pirp, fino
eni9s osuts Der Msnun9, bab Elm gtsit um
ben 8orran9 smfbsn ben bsiosn altsn SoIoas
ten entifsben ftnnte, obsr hab bic 9Ebi9s felblf
Iter Die &usmaW unsin6 pirSsn. 2(ub uns
ter ben 9Sb9s 9itt CO gini9s, namsntIib bic
erfIdrten Srsunbe bss gsnsral Sectt, senen es
nidt 9ans redt Su fein fbsint, pas man Gen.
Saplcr ben Sorrans itsr isnsn 0Bafsnbrus
Der sinrdumt, peit ct fribsr alS biefer @eles
esnbsit bate, i'm @s9snpartissn Srisse qors
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Die geieen3sSrase.-Durb ginwirfuns
Der Mdsi9fsitsusrsne bate bas GcIf imStaaz
ts Reu Oorf pcri9es Sabr tafiir ssitimmt, oas
feline erIaubniblbeine fit ben 8erfaut seiifissr
@strdnfs msbr srtbeilt msrbsn folItsn. 6iers
NIT mar aber Der Durif berjsnigen nlbt sss
Itfbt bic osnfslbsn nibt NIT faltem 9Bafsr
lSfbsn MOLTEN, unb bic 8srfdufer 9sifissr @ss
trdnfs wusten baS @efe su ansebsn.. Sei Der
nsuIibsn MabI fflmmts eas gclf fait burbsss
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blutias 9ebIaht ssfeblasen nsresn, cber al.
les Edmpfen in su gnbs. Gin perfdnbiser
Waerifaner iasts mir bsuts Abenp, ct. 4nna
babe rer sinfu6reibi1en @Iisoer bes Con:
srsdes bel iteb uno hoffe, nit persn 5affe ei:
nen 8rieben 3u Gtanos 5u brinsen SD
slaube oab es ibm febr barum su tbnn 1T,
supcr noeb einen le9rei6en StrauB su bee
iteben uno bier tietet ftb ibm cine CUTE Sc
le9enteit bar
9ie pferos ber Senneifse gabalIerie lan9s
ten hentc bon sampieo all, nno iobalo ite &C.
Ianpe ftnp, miro Ouitman bon bier abgeben.
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Staats.Gcbnbmcifters sSirc,.lar.

-a'et NHtb0re SoDn SonFs VBt Sta0tsa
SbaBmsilfer bon Vsnniplpansn bat elm Sir
fular' gbreiben an biz vsrfcbieosnen @auntD:
Sbaemeilfer srla1em norm ct lit ouforosrt,
pilnftb Su fein NIT SesabIun9 Der StaatSta.
ren pon ibren rsfptftjvsn @ounts6, NIT Der
SsrIcbsrun0, oas njbt6 neter n6tbi9 III, bic
2tu8ufintsr'dsn prompt su bsjoblen uno ben
SrsSt oe6 Staot6 ju erbalttn, ol6 iDrs tbdti9s
Wiitmirfun9.
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Sn W1atamoras marrn III ocn crtfrn teitsn
wcben pes y. monatrs 3rpel Olerlfaner sr:
mcroet moroen. 9ie SaMoanacs mo dbnlie
ebe &uftarfeiten, weltbe unfere Srelwilli9cn
init ben Werifanern 3ulammcntrahten, artc
ten meitens in ScbId9eret Die oft tlutla
wuroen, aus. Sen. guibin9 Bat pebbalt al
le 3anNa!e fhlle6en la(cn. M1ajcr Qttou
BON m,aGa6uietts 1T bon Sen. guibln9 gum
PlaB Rommanpanteu bon Olatamoras CT
ilNnnt Wprbfn.
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9era erus, ., 13. AprIl.-eten t6rte it,
Santa Inna fei auf fener alten 6aeienca
gnecIrc. Oicfcr plaB 1T nebt fern bon Sa,
lapa. @analiso uno 81 Se9a tleben bel Ger.
to Gcreo, unb taben DafeltIt 3 6isel mcbl
peridan3t. Sen, 9eott sins in lester Natbt
bon bier at. Sen. 3lpiass ttcbt tsi Ylan
bel Stlc, gang i'll Der Sldbe Oct Merifansr,
II. rpabrfebeinlieb bat CT bereits einen GtrauB
init tbnen betanpen. Osan 9Iaubt bier, ba6
nnfere 3ruppcn bic po(ttion bei gerrc Gcrs
% umSeben f6nncn in speltem Sans Ith $a
9ssa uno Ganali3o 5urhfsieben unp teI sos
0ios auf's 0lsne polto faiTsn mhden, -9ie
5olpItdler ltno hbrrfiat., 95cn wrfIihcn
GdtfietersSdllen babe ieb nod nlebte sebirt,
ob9lsieb lcbcn plele Soloa!eu an Sietern 9es
ffcrten finn.
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@a(tiHo, b. 98. O>ar5 -Oberit Self.
Davis crbolt ftb tcbncN miebcr. Ge tpiro
nibt biele 2Botben anfteben, tis ct i'm @tau:
De iein wlyo, 0tb auf'g Jlene al bic @pibe
fetnsr freiIid frbr 3ufammenseItbmcISsnen
5eloenlbaar 3n ttellen. - 9ie tbri9en pcrs
wunoetcn Dffl5isre uno Ssmrinen 0no eben
falls 9r6Btentheils auf bsm Wsas per 8e0es
runa. Sur 2Beniae 0nD an lbrcn wuncen
9eitorben. GAn3 anbers abcr 1T ee init oen
perwuuteten OlertFaneru, bic in 9aItio BON
itrsn eiaenen Wuncdr5ten 3u 9useWbcn in
bic Gwiafelt tcf6rpert neroen.
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Nrefibenten,udcberci. = Die QSbj9s
bon eibanon Sauntp Dlsltsn pori9s QSctbs cine
Hsrfammlun9, Bel msIbsr Iie Gen. Winfelo
5tott ais ibren @onctcaten fit prsfrent er'
nannten.
Ssi ernsr ntulibsn 8srfanmIun9 bet Bbi96
bon StbuDlfl @auntD, murSe Gcn. saba
rias Tavlor fir pre1eent unb Der 2tbtb.
James Cooper, fir @essYrsToent,. srnailt.
Die fo9snanntsn Natipss9msrfansr baltsn
beuts in pitt5bur9 eins Rational>S Convention,
Bel mslber Iis Sanbioatsn fir Yrslpsnt unb
0itczQuIbent eN1ennen ncllen.
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Sera @rus, Den a. lprll-Santa Nnna
bat tel gerro @prbo uu9sfabr 1000 rc9elmd:
Bt9e 8ruppeh 5000 0cter, 1t. 10000 Olai
lrre9nldres SubpoIf. Ger SPAS, pen CT he
fest bdlt, 1T lttwer ,u nebmen, nno miro pieI
s8lnt fciten. OberltIleut. Scbnlon, Der am
Sem uno Irm Qefabrllb Dsrmuncet ipuroe,
ipar nit Capt. 9arpies 9rasonern gum Ne.
eoancselren ans9erltten.
8era eru5 bat ftb in prn IA saasn, in
peltbcn es i'll unieren 6dnoen 1T, ,punSertar
Oeranpert. ule mir bier antamen mar es fatt
Elm bosr Stuttbaufcn es sab uitbts 3u ei
fen, nibts 81 trinfeh uno faum fab man sus
lpeiIen cin mcnfcbIlebes Q8oen in Neu @tras
Zen. ScBt 1T ollcr Shntt uno Sttmut tpea:
aeihof't; auf Dem Olartte 0uo Semitic,
orhhtc nnb 8ltlitb in llcbsrfuB unp i'll oer
teifcn Iuerpabl iu baben, uno nit jeecm
SbrIttC br9raNet man ontinri9 0Cfleioeten
senten Der 6afen ut poa BON unIern Sebif.
fen uno oIt &apcn fine NIT qBaaren pepcft.
38obrlitb fir pas Self non 8era gru3 bat
te itb niCbts 8efercs rrci9nen ftnnen, ale
oisie 8efEfuna Der @tart cnrcb unferc Irmee
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GNllfOc = Ocr mooerne 9 n
utrptte, 81. S. Stoftcn Commodore,
GOupern6r mo OterbeftIebober Don Calf
fcrnlen, tpe ct 0cb Ielbft9efauia nennt, bat
1b bon ben Shr9ern bon ct 6rancieer ei
nem 9riumpb5na pctantaIten Ia0en, nit mel
tbem ct am S. Oftcter b. Sabrcs III Ocrta
Snena eln3ca. Sn oem Seiipro9ramme tlsu.
rlren an6er GiviIbeamten, Offsieren nnIerr
2lrmce uno SIotte, frcnoen gonfuln uno
8iraerm AUDI @es 0ff3iere Der Sancwth
Snleln, SranPrelbs uno NuGlanbs. 9ie
9an3e Gahe rieht natb proecn1ulari1etr lr:
rc9ans unO 6unbe 9emutt!
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Die rOabl in Dirsinien-immer be1s
ier.-9luS Den le9ten SsriGtsn iibsr Den 2(uss
gang Der Qeabl in Sr9inisn sr9ibt fb, cas
Die 2GDS6 g bon ben Is @onsres9 s9liebsrn ers
mdblt uno oemnab 5 9smonnsn babsn-bie
lsets Delegation bsfanb aus IA qpfrfcfcs uno
QGbi8, Sn bsr @sise8sbun9 BADEN oisQGbisS
IL 9teprefsntanten 9smcnnsn, ,poburb bepars
tssn bsi psrsintsr Stimme 9lsib 9stbeilt fsin
wsrosn.-Sn bsr Isstsn @sfsessbuns battsn
bic qoso6 % Wsbrbeit, bsi psreintsr Gimme.
GT@sifsrn mar unisrs Stabt sismlieb Isbs
baft; bas rubmpOas 2te Miliss6ssmsnt bsaann
bas jdbrIibs SpisL Was in Der 8olfasSpratbe
Battalion ODER MISUNDERSTANDING Mist
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mi6eenfn. Ole nsus GtaatssGcnifitus
ton fir tisisS Serrtorunl, 1T bel Der nsuticben
QSabl nit GROCER Mebrbsit pom 8cIfs perwcrs
fen mcreen. Ole Sonitiutjpn 1T oaB Mtadz
msrf Der lsRtsn Gofc. @sfeB B9sbun9 pon @i6ecns
fin, bic QSbi9S unb elm grocer sbsl tsr 2pfoS
itrsben persint 9s9en bic nsus Contribution unb
iino fart 9ena9 ibre 2tnnabme ;u perbineern.
QGisecnln miro eenmab al6 Elm Wbissgtaat
in bic llnion fomnen.
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9lahrihtsu Don 0raso6 @antiaao rritben
tis gum l8tn lprll, GMcral 9aplrr rpar
i'll Mcntrrep pamit teIhafti9t ittb fir ben
Wlarltb natt Gan $ule Dotof III riten. -
9ie Nrmee fano unter Gen. QSoo in ibrer
aIten Steuun9 bel Nsua S1usra. 0ic Srei
tolIlscb peren 3ernln at9elaufn mar, tebr:
ten nab >cr O1itnpun9 tes Nio Gronbe ,ls
rhf. Ole Oleliten batten jepe meiterc &ric9e
lnit oerlorem nnO mir peni9e lieben lteb yple:
Der an,perben. Jn W0atamcrae waren BEN
Ouart'crmeliter 1900 OOH. 9eraubt porbsn.
Sen. gufbn9 bate in O1atamoras frense
OlaBre9HIn er9ritfeu, Tim reE ttsberi9en tn
ruben nno Nubsftorunaen glnhalt su tbun
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5blecbter Treft fir Ole geFeforos.
Gin Brief bon Gen. Soplor 1T in Nsu yorf
on9efrmmem 9efbrietsn in SsSu9 ouf feline
@rnennun9 fir prelItentt norm ct fagt eab
ct 8. Slap ben Scrju9 9cbs iiber als anbsrn
9enanntsn @anoioatsm II. nibif ibm&rittsns
ben unb Oleqsan. 9lbsr ob9ltitb ct bisfs alien
anbsrn @anbeattn pcrjsbt erfldrt CT bod off
fen, bas ct tsm QGiQsn oss @ctfs5 nitbt ent9es
gen banreln ,rras uno 9itt Su psrifsben eos
CT lib psrbunosn fliblsn murpe bic Nrelbsnte
fboft anjuneDmsm menn eo6 @eIf barouf bss
ifdnes ibm tislsIbc anjupertrausn. 2Ssr 9laubt
nod oab er bic @rnennun9 oblsbnsn wirb?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06
Wing Opinion Of the War;

Mr. Newton, the Wing member of Con-
gress from Arkansas, spoke Of the War
as follows, during the late session of Con-
gress
Ills constituents did not believe the
rae be unjust; they considered their
Government as prosecuting and defend
ing the rights of American crtIzens-it
nigh, be against weak Power, but a
Power that had dan ed TO invade and tram
ole on the soil Of this Union. MIR N. did
not claim to represent the Wing party OF
the United States; and if his sentiments
should not be agreeable to some of his
whig friends, though he might regret it,
vet he claimed The right Of casting his
votes according to his own convictions OF
duty, without subjecting himself 20 be
ccnsured, directly on indirectly, by the
wing organ here. With what little mind
he possessed, and with such advantages
as he had enjoyed, he should endeavor to
do his public duty, regardless of the die
,ation of newspapers. (lic hoped these
remarks would be taken DOWN.
lie went on to say that he represented
constituency who we're in favor Of the
war, aud who desired to see it prosecuted
by the most vigorous measures, and who
did not wish to limit the President in its
conduct save where his power might prove
dangerous. On this point the Wings Of
Arkansas agreed with the Democrats.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-05-06

whenever an enemy d0res approch our
borders, And in thus goiag forth to meet
our common foe, am only dong that
which every American is anxious tC do
You, Gen, Clark, have acted with your
usual wisdom in reminding me that | aln
to be the representative both Of the in.
trepid Vermonters aud The ncver-surren-
dering Kenluckians. This feeling is suf-
Iicient to nerve OF tie most limid to
heroic deeds.
Kentucky and Vermont! My warmesl
thanks shall ever be raised that | was
born IN the one, and grew 10 manhood in
the 0fho And ifI can only SO act as
that neither will hesitate TO call me son,
! shall have fulfilled your highest cxpccta-
tons, and have arrived at the acme of my
own wishes
Here would ask you who have so
kindly manifested your regard for me, TO
witness my vow, that this word-the
dearest of my possessions-shalI never be
drawn from It's scabbard for any base act,
and when drawn, shall not be ngorous-
" shcalhcd.
And should ever so far lose my right
mind as to turn my back, coward-like, to
the enemy, may the fate Of war prevent
my ever again behoIdng the green hills
Of Vermont, or meeting with any of the
fearless sons of Kentucky.
Permit me, Gen Clark, to tender You,
and through yon to all my friends, my
most heartfelt thanks for this unmcrtcd
expression of your esteem. And if | ever
am permitted to miogIo in the strife of bat.
tie, with this go'd sword in my hand
wH conquer on die.
To those Of you whom may not meet
again, shall now say
*Borh admitted into the Union the same Con.
GrGss
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mont company is going, and that its Cap
and other officers are going with it,
cannot see but that it will have to "Ja
o"l' oil the controversy, and most sham
'u''y' too But we hope that j, will lea
those people who think they are
exceedingly wise as 10 manage their ow
business and their neighbors that md
can find employment in his own busine1
and furthermore, that person can ate
to his own affairs much better than n
one else can for him.
Capt, KimbalI has not a military edudI
ton, yet we have every confidence ihl
this company will be conducted by hir|
with the cooperation Of the other very
bic officers, in a manner that will do no
or to the state which sent it forth
"dvcngc lie wrongs Of orr cOnntry"