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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Observation-Disclosures.
(Silr ben Geha patriot }
Scrr 8utb unb 6 0 nj y.

Gifipeli man permuthct, oa6 cinl9e qes
nei9te ecicr Sbrcs patricten, um oieic 3eit
;ufpeilen nen9terl9 Nno, prn 0eipifieu lamb
Wtrthfdaftldrn GerbCfrrungen aus Der Td'
he berid,tet su ictn, 70 niu man unter 9Iutc;
rem, Shnen bienit eniae superIdeige probr,
ftiide mittbcilen, bic auf encr Geu. .Gjciten'
bcppeu sInh6be, gum Theil mileen, aufiu9,
lid iehr ffcin9ten uno rdulen Stridc Gan,
oes ltno ans9efibrt pcrorn
SIM cabr 1910 unternnhm id, auf 9lur1s
then nietnes 8aters, einen ioltce fLt uuau:
ecbauteu Strih Qanocs, ipc,u man pcn ci.
uem Iahbar nod eiu Stid ra;u faufte, ;u
bencbnen an. - Wau grub pcrerif cincn
Sruuncu, am cbern @nre elmer ncurn QBies
lc uuo boderi9teu gSnlbes, no ccs Sd9ers
Vfcil nod, flcicu Qauf bate. SNicr hattie man
aud, baIo ciusn Saum0arteu anaele9t, be(icn
jun9c Sdumdlcn mir iclbit cric9cu II s,uCi9s
ten, ciri9e BON Der 9lrt Gle man 0clbc prins,
9idmbos, Cpmblins, Ncctrr6, SrStcr9cn
II. {. 10. nnnutc. GFm mmpfausru tcSeiohs
ncte man Die n6rSlid,e Scitr, uuo lfcltte fIc
mirbcr 9cuau in bic 91idmnq in lpcIdlcr lTc
;uocr 9ritanccn, jeeod, bon 9Icifrn OUT 0erci.
ni9t uno bcidnittcn, an quite pfhIe nr0es
bunecn, nm fte oe9cn Sturmwinoc ~ lIhcrn,
bi6 &c angeWahien ndreu. Wlom fano, no
feiner @ruuc, etpaS Wiit uuo 9lfhc an Die
BurSeIn 9ctbau pures, cies ikrcn anfiugli.
den Wud,5 ur9cmeiu bcfcrecrtc, uno jc mch
ter itc pcn cin0nccr 9rpaauSt ituucen, reitc
mchr 9tuecn crhtclt mau pcn Vano unb Diff.
Oice bemerfC man IId,.
gcin9ten Sdhre6 prrbcr rHifctc man I'D,
fir bic Grb1uuug cines ;peilidiorn flrincr.
ncn QSohuhauled uno elmer 0rreen Sheucr
&C Ia crfcroerte es Watcrialicu nro 9lrs
belt ridt pcnig ca erinuerre man I'D, al
Die 6r9cl ctniNer GIten, eae man orci Sdde
pcll beim 9lufbdueu habcu mies, udmIid)
u ciueu Sd6 ooIl gertano 81 rircu Sac7
pclI @icfb uno @rtoit. s. uno sincn Snt rcu
nit GjcbuIc.
gHcnu minrcne hem rt,rn5 Wismnfh eiu.
HcL lc hies c6 s9cmmt 3cit, 70 fcmt 3lih,
llno man qcbc uur frilhc nn Die 2irbCit Die
haze @'no i'm WunN. Hdtb
ctCicm hIitc ih cine tlidiiae WautaItbrs
SdmiN ~ bciahrr nuf MIDI 0eurmn,sn, ofd.
conn meG q lwcccr: CIe - cIntm Man,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
6 GiinfaiaG ettS
@er lTno ole Treunbe oes 9lrmen /?

Sames &. pplf, prefIbent Ger @ercini9ten
Staaten, nit eincm @etalt bon $4,000
jahrlih, hat ii iinfsta G ba Ter CUR lln'
terifiBuna Der hun9erlcieenecn Srldnoer hers
9e9rbcu ! @eueral s NEE Srci II, Elm
priUat Burger, 9ob fretpili9 fhnfSi9
@drret SIaucr fir ben ndnltden
e"sS's"ss, 'scIet,e srsi tWnocrt1 bas
Ter perth ilno ! 98enn uufere pplitiIhe
@'c9ner llt rnbmen ,pr9rn ibrer Giebe fir
etn nn9Indlides 9oIf, 70 ernncre man ltc an
ntete 3batladle--uno IaBt iIe oesglcid,cn be.
os1ten, bas Die irldncildbe 92eliefbill i'm Gcns
9rcs, onrt Die Stimmen Der ececs perIcreu
ae9anaen it.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

ein orrecr 1hcil ieiucr 2lrmee orhun9ern
niue. Gol.}Wcr9en uno @dpt Seuriets llno
ober aud, udt etrpa 1000 irippen BET Ssn.
Iaplpr anathnat, wefd)rs ben oltei Srlo
nieperum III ben Stanb fest lbn ncdlnols
berb M fdlaoeu, ,penu er fld) pcrpartS ipa'
oen IclIte. Sm 22Itcn hattie Santa anna
ctnntal 1000 Wauu auf ben 9iuftn brs Se'
neral IaDlcr 9efanot, 70 oas er 10 81 ,a9en
umrin9t nf, obrr uniere 8archen patten
talb tptsosr cine Seffnun9 9emadt'
General taplcr mar mad, ben lceten Se'
rid,ten inimer nod ouf benz Shladtfsloe,
uuo etns 9llswedfclung fanb fc9leid nadl
Der Shlaht fatt. 8eneral 2aDlor fproer'
te Sonta 9inaa auf dd, at cr9cben, tpeldles
Souta Gnna ausfblug uuo III slntWcrt &C.
neral 5aDtcr huhoreerte 4 d. ~ er9eben.-
Der alte SelS pom 9lio 8ranee lice ibm ater
als 9lntipcrt la9en "8encr Z u
Ipreraibt Il d, n ic ~ al 8" Santa
Nnna's Nbjutant General puroe 9efan9en
9enommen, aber nafber pteoer aus9e'ped,'
felt.
9llles in gctradt 9e;o9en, 1T etes Der
ar6ete Sie9ber ie burd, 9Imeritanllde Wat'
fen 9eponnelt tpuree, inoenl bic 9Rerltaner
bis 4 10 enem unierer Wann ihatt 5abl'
ten. 9Iber cine 9rose 9lnsahl unierer belteh
Wdnncr fnt ipicoer 9efallen, unter anoerlt
Col. 6enrD GlaY, jun, BON Sentllfpt Capt.
9inccln /; Col. g)el, bon slrfanfas Col.
W' Ree, Don 6entfp Col. Sdroir, bon
SGincis, elm @it9lieo brs ScnsreiIes, &c,
g8dhrenb Der eansen 3eit Der Sd,ladt ftel
Der 9Re9en IN Sn6men berob; uno 9eneral
Sauta 9lnna ielblt fdet, oae feline armee tld,
in einem betribten 3nffene bsfano u. nld,ts
81 eiien babe.
llnter unfereu 3octeu befncen I'D, 8 Col.
cneIs, 2ieut Colonel, 9 @apitains, IA eIeu'
tenants-3ptaI 27.-llntcr Den 8erwunof'
ten | Brigade 9eucral, Colonel, l Wa'
icr, o @apitaius uno 30 9ieutenants s-3otal
al. 2iuf Der s9eerifaniid,en Seite ioflcn ichr
oieIe Sffsicre 9cfalten fein. Su einigen Ca
gen tpiro man Die cffiiiclIc Serid,te erbaI'
ten, no man iceann 9euauere 9lufldIlnlfe 9e'
ben fann.
Gamarop. @urtis, Der @amdr9o
III feinem SeTs bate, 9eontte in ipenI9en
3a9cn Sen. llred nit etna 1000 Irlippen,
weIder fein Eager etpa 80 Weilcn ben jener
Staet auf9efd,lagen bate, anSu9reIfen.-
@urtis bat etnd 1000 Marn inter icinem
Sefcbl, uuo mani mar oeriTdert, cae unicre
Sruppen wieoer fe9reih iperoen ipllreeh.
Srnsos-3u 8rascs, altwc iest unicre
Sruppen Idnoen, erwartet man ebPnfalI6 Ell
nen 2In9riff burd, Die Msrlfaner. Der Srt
1T abcr gut befclfi9t mo wcui9er als 5000
Mann 9laubt man, f0nnten benielben niht
eiuuchTen.
Snmpico.-3u Sampicc crpartete man
ltiiuclid, einrH gInsriff eHrt Die Wericauer.
Gin Duea fano neulid swilhen 2 uu1crcr
SfBiere bdleIbif ffatt. Die Iaubere Soerren
parcu @cl De 9iufD uno Capt Sunt. Qcs'
terer erbielt baburd cine Sleiihwunoc auf
Der Sruit biefeIte III aber nidt sefdbrIth
Tio1t lpbcn6wertb.
Die leBter BON @en. Scctts Sruppeu Oer'
GieBen AM Stem unb 9tcn Wdr; Iampicc fur
8erd @rui.
Tad Der Wafhinaton llnicn folItcn bis
CUR Wlitte ces Wcnnts Wdrj 1000 Wann
nno bis sur Nlitte 2lpril6 5000 frilde Grups
pen Su SrasoS anlan9en. 90 oae man jeBt
oarauf red,nen fam, bas Sen. 1ayor bel
bteier 3eit cine ftarfe Wadyt untcr leinem
Sefebl bat.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

prc tsunter d b. - 980brcnc
in @ualano ein Suifel Welfd,forn mit 9
2haler 16 Sents bcSabIt miro, gift es I'M
Snncrn bon Slincts nur 9ents aIio burd
een 9Bea bon einem Sdnbier gum anSern,
tptre Der prcis oedelben prceufts, no man
eeirn I'M ucber flue hat, allmdbli9 9cteioert :;
70 ndhrt rcrieIbe Sufdel &orn mebr als ei'
Gen 8ersehrer
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Ter Auincp CSu.) @bi9 fast, bas picle
Sormer in Der bcrti9eu @eaeno bcfard,teu,
enf Ger iun9e 9Eei,en burt Die Winterfr6ife
Dsreorben rucrcen ici. @isIe Nelcer wcroen
fhperItd' faum 70 piet @rtra9 eeben, oils sli
ihrer 9Sieoerausfaat uottwenoig it, Oedn
hort bisfeibe Weinnn9 AUDI bon ancern Srs
zen,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Die 9etien;: Eraae.

Butler @ountD bat etns Wchrhett bon 73i
Stlmmen { IL ben 8erfauf bon ftartem Sc
frdnt, bel Der nruIitsn Babf eeaeben.--
CRAWFORD 1868 unb Grie 233. Ndiftuatcr,
9ab 947 Rstrbett 9eaen ben 8erfauf-Dela'
mare 377, nno 9lQeahern 3,164.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Die SienifScit fclgenSer Srnatoren eien9
nit Der lcBen Stsung 81 Guce : Wbi9s-
Narrab, Wcrrifcn, @arlcn, CariIe uno 8h
trns. ecfcs-Si9ler, Socper, 9neerlcn,
Htmmif une 9fce.-9tatiuc- -Scrunran.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Scn Sera grus-eine 91epolution it
9)uCatetr.

Gin @eriidt mar lctte Bcde ;u QBafd,'
iugtcn in llmlauf al6 babcn bic Werifaner
anf bic erite 9Iufforoeruug bes @en. Scott
uno @om perrD oas Cattle bel Sera @rns
aufacacbcn- anbcres bas bic Werifaner
oaITrlte aufociprenot tdtten - elm anoereS
caB picle unierer Sf1,iere bel SoItilc 9efal'
len feieu-ein aneeres oae bic merifanifhen
gruppen aus 9cra Sru; biz ;u Der Iaticu'
al Bride, uu9efdbr 90 Reilen BON 9emeloes
ter Staot, beorcert woroen iein, uno bag Die
ilnfrt9en 8cra @ruS obne etnen SdnB su
feuern eiusencmmsn bdtten.-Dtefe @eriid,'
te beoarfen aber nod alle elmer Seifdti9un9
Sn 2)ucaten fcG abcrmals cine 9tebolus
ticu aus9ebrcd,eu iein, fpobei Die Santa 9lus
na Yartbei Die Sberbano erbielt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Gel. s M 81 % Suo,pb II, lest,
bin Staats'S 'ShaBmeiffcr, III burd, ccn Ore,
Gcrnt Der 8eretii9ten Staater, als Sd,ab,
meiIter Der WauSe iu pbiIaoelpbia, an Die
Stele ees Siaac Noad,. ernannt mrrecn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Der sldltb. 6. M. y a 10 y, Der neusr.
ipdhlte @ou9resmanu pcu Gem Q8apue or.
OerD Dtitrift, III lcste QBodc am Sdlaa,
fus 9eitcrben. ST befaunte I'D, ~ unlrrer
NSc1cnpartbci.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Der ahtbarc Senrp Slap, Der ccn lesten
'yS'nter III 9teu SrRdnS ;ubrad,te, it anI
listen WdrS BON ca uad, leIncr Soeiniatb ab.
,1eretst.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Der phiIacsIpbta Snauirer," cine in
YbIIacelphta 9eerudte QBbi9' 3eituu9, bat bic
Nla99e fur 8cneral abarp5 dptpr,
ais nddfter @anbtcot fur preNcent auf9sSc.
aeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Der Sturm in Ger pcrlsBtcn Nreitoo
9tatf, bat IN Der @e0eno Der StaSt Ieu,
Dcrt arceer Sdlaren an Sd,iffeu II. f. no.
angCrid,tct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

Su Irentcu it neulih cine ncue 3cttuna,
"cer wdbre Ccmcffat" erridtct wcrecn.-
NtcieIte unteritnet @cneraI JoDlcr fir pre-
Itoent Der 8ereiuiaten Staatcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
9lcu 0olNenhoppen Sauer.

Der eaifcrhaftc, 70 fshr er eS audi i'll, wirb
IrIten III irincm Ncr;cn einc bIir WriurH9
bon esm Wanue habcu Der fCluc p1ibt
frI9t. Q8cnn or i'm ie vcrnn9Eimpft, 10 miro
or mehr Ger 9trt fcinc 3u9rno dus;nnben.
mshr fcine5 geuecrlidbrn, ais Der Su9enb
fcGbft Eprftcu. Die rhr', trng fEinsn b6fu Qcis
rcNGhIfcr, erc5 chrwnretl tislti.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Scr Natript bis aur Noh(.

Die terditabeuoc @cuperntrss98ah nirb
III eieism Stdate bon GROCER Wid,ti9frt fir
bic Burger oeGelben fein. Sie baben su ent'
fdbeioeu, Oh fie bic ge9cnpdrtise, unwnrci9e
Wa9iffratsperion nod, orei Sabre Idnger bd'
ben pcIen, inter berer He9ierun9 benz 8pls
fe uieles @me Uerfprcdeu puree--aber an
itatt oaGelbe oerabfcl9en su laeen, spurce
baifefbe nit jeoem Sabr fhperer uno fdpe'
rer tarirt !; coer Oh fe etnen aufridti9en,
fibiaen uno ebrIio1en Rann ans Ruber IeI
Ben rpolIen, ber fir BAD Snterefe ees 9au'
ern, Sauowerfers unb SaufmGnnes, uno
uidbt fir Die Slutfau9er allein tpirfen Dirb.
lin bon jest an bis CUR Babf, bic Wdbr'
belt pe9en alIsn @aneioaten, melde iest Dor
oem 8clfe fteben, uno nod ernaunt werben
tn6aen, ilnter beu 8hraern ~ perbreiten,
uno Die Gage, unleres Staates bcfannt su
MAIDEN, 70 baben mir beihlofen, BON nun
an bis Sur SctobersQIabl, ben "patrict" an
einselne Subieri5enten, Su eem 9ern9en
preiB BON
Siinfst9@ Gents
AT icncen. qBo Elm pad ocn 12 llnterfdrei'
bcr aefammelt uno $4 so beiaeleat miro, icll
berIelbc bic sur WabI bin bef6rbert Wereen.
aGe ScftelIuuscn pcrrcn prompt belcrat
unc mir hcfcu eos uufere Sreunce itd be-
lfrebeu rpereeu uns 9famen enSuicneen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

.5n @ollcr hat mon 70 Uicl @elo fir Die
sHnnSerls'ecutcn III SrIdno iulahienactraht,
o|R man oamlt $50 Sdrrel lBrlItfcrumrhl
1aWrn une CO an fs esrIeucsu ganu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
SsOts l,nScrer Mrntee.
@efe6te at 9l9na 9tuepa uilo Salz
tilIp.

am 2Olteu Wdr, 1T Der Sdccner 9B. 8.
prellou BON 8ra,os III Teu SrleanS an9e'
lan9t, tpeIhen Srt berietbc am lOten Dle'
Ies uerIiss. Die baburdb BON 8cn. IaDlor
erbaItene Teui9feitcu fno in Der Chat febr
crbeiterno. Die Bcritte iIub aber tnmer
nod, ettpas rernorren, jcoof III nun 9cnu9
befannt I'M su fhlie6en, bas Der tapfere
@eneral 1aplcr, nit feiner galanteu Heinen
2lrmse, Sen. Santa glnnn, NIT elmer Maht
Die beinabe Wlal 70 itarf mar, ab9etlu9elt
bat. Capt. Brcwn, Elm paha9tcr IN .bsta9'
tent Shccner, berid)tet Scl9eness, tp'e c'es
at 8raSoS erbalten puree.
Sen. 3aDlcr ipuree at 2l9ua Hucba bon
Santa Sluna ange9riffen, Hno mad, e'nem
GdInrfen @efed)t ic9 ildl 2dDlcr, IN gutter
Srbnung, bis in bic Yfdhe Ucn Saltillc Su'
rid. Sier fpuroe er abrrmals ange9rtfen
unb Elm bartnddi9es @efedjt tpar bic Sol9e,
tn pelden unlere 3ruppen fe9retf blieben.
Sen. 3aDlcr 3cg Tdp nun in gutter Sronun9
9esen MontereD Suriid, alInD er 9ildltb ans
lan9te, unb rpelde Stabt gut befeiti9t 1T,
uno no er oann lder mar. Soter erfpartete
er bae ibn Santa 9lnua nchmals an9reifen
pilree, rpclhes aber nid,t 9eihah, tpcrduf er
fpieber berausrildte uno bic Werfanifde
2lrmee an9riff.
Gs entftano MIN Elm lan9es uub bcftiaes
@efeht, in peIhem Santd 9lnna 9dnsltf
NIT enem febr 9rceen 8erluft 3urld9eidlds
gen puree. Derielbc piro all pom S'riiden
4 nno tauleno Mann an9e9eben.
SIle Stdbte in Der Hdbe bss 91ic @ranbes
fnb td9lid, in @efabr an9e9rifen gu tpereen,
pie Capt. 8rcipn peritdert. gu &amar9c
beicnbers befird,tet man fd,erlidb einen 9In'
ariff. I1ir baben aber 1850 Jrnppen oas
(elbif, uno, fein 3peifeI, bic Teui9feit bon
ttHrn, I'm 8aa sinss Gnsriffs, ptro ebenfdlIs
9lcrreih fetn.
Gin anberes Sd,reiben bon @amar9c
brinat ebenfaIs Die 9latrobteu BON Dem Se'
fed)t, peldJe, IN Sublfan,, NIT Gbt9en StenI'
lid aerau ibereinffimmen. DieieIte fpnr'
Den 6urd, einen Werifaner babin 9cbraht.-
Die Serihiecenen @efehte ioaen 3 So9e &C.,
bauert baben. llufere Iruppen tpilreen auf
ibrem 3uriifSuq nad WontereD bart BON ben
Werifaner perfcl9t. Siadoem 2aDlor 9lnd'
lid, bort an9elan9t tpar, 9rif er Santa sln'
ma nctmols AT, fhlu9 i'm suriid uno pers
fol9te i'm fir etipa Is Weilen, tpdhreno fpel'
d)eni Snnta 9lnna per1fieoene Wal perIud,'
te ibn npdmals III fed,ten, aber CT fcnnte
feline Iruppeu nidht in Sronun9 brin9en.-
Sen. 9apIorS 9erluft IoG fd Su un9efdbr
LOO Wann brInufen.
9edd, ben IrBten Serihten traf Santa 9ln'
M Slnifaten 9enrral 2aDlcr ncd>mals an'
;u9reifeu, aber Der aIte Selo 9laubte iIh ltd,'
er Su Wcnterep erhalten 81 fonren, trcB benz
cas picleid,t Is bis II tauieno Wdnn Dor
uno 9aufeno binter ihm lie9en, bis er Sers
itarfnlI9 bon benz 2lc 9ranoe erbaltrn fan.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05

count Of the action he took on the question Of
aunexing Texas To the United States, aud a sub
i2quenl convention Withdrew his name from Ihe
canvass, aud nominated a Mr.. Woodbury., a bro
lher Of lhe lat, United States Senator, in his
stead. Mr.. Hale appealed from the decision o.
this laucr convention TO the people, and though
three or four different elections were held, nci-
lher Of the candidates obtained majority Of all
the votes cast, and the seat remained vacant dU.
ring the whole Of the 29h CougresL Al the
spring election in 1916, the friends Of Mr.. Hale
united with the Wings, and carried New llamp.
shire by storm. Mr.. Hale was elected 10 the Le-
gisature, and subsequently, 10 the United States
Senate, for the term Of six years from the 4,h Of
March last While in the Legislature he acted
with the Wings on all questions that came up for
consideration; and, so far as we are advised, kas
never been considered political ubolilionisl, or
acted with that party. He is man of fine tai.
enls, is an eloquent sumper, and able legislator.
We are somewhat surprised at The AbOilionists
selecting such a man as their candidate for the
Presidency, and shall be more SO, if Mr.. Hale
accepts the nomination.
| Mr.. King is known to most Of our readers as
the standing candidate of the Liberty Party" fo
Governor Of Ohio. He slumped the State il
1874, yieing with the Locoiocos in his abuse o
an eminent Statesman, and contending with then
only in the defamation of HENRY CLAY. Such
reward, in his case, was TO be expected. ltisbu
a part Of the policy Of that party which contribu
ted as much 10 the election of James K. Polk
and consequently, to the annexation Of Texa
and the commencement oc the present war wit
Mexico, as did the acknowledged advocates c
all these evils.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05

enough 10 defend their own soil, Proclaimed
that "War existed by the oct Of MezIcol'--
But 10 jhe card. Here :, g.:
"WANIEDl-JO YoUN5 NEs urg wanted imme-
dialely tosarye IN the L.gh, Comqau.rso' the Isl,
"a, 81 and 4h u. S. Artillery. None need APP
ply but NATIVE CITIZENS who arc active, able boz
died, aud at least 8 feet inches IN height
These companies are mounted, aud aili receive
10 addition 10 all the allowances given 10 other
soldiers, the pay Of Dragons. Those young 4.
mericans who have q desire 20 serve IN o layorile
corps Of our Army, where aII their comrades will
be Natire barn AmericaHs, have now an oppor'
mnily by applying soon at the RscrJtng Rsn.
devious in Harrisburg or PousyiIe, under COM
mand Of r. b. MARCY,
Capt. 9TH Infantry, Recruiting Oihcer.
Harrisburg, August l7gh, lG47.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05
NEW PRoJECTs-NEw STATES.

Two questions lsays the Cincinnati Gazeuo)
are now discussed IN Texus, connected with the
elections. The frs, looks TO selling The public
lands Of that STATE TO the Uuilsd States al q price
ranging from ten 10 t1rsHy millions Of dollars.
The second conlompIalcs The division Of Texas
into several new States, under the Resolutions Of
Annexation.
The first is advocated as a certain way Of re.
, lieyug Texas from pecuniary embarrassment and
casting the burhcu Of their heavy debts upon
the General Government and upon the people Ul
the United S,a,asl 4 convenient way of paying
State debls. viii Ohio ugrse 10 pay q tenth OF
these deb,s, taxed as We are 10 keep down the IN.
terest on our own d.Jn viii she dotnis because
10 DO so now is, Or soon will be pau Of The
/ LocoiOco creed!
The second projec, has in view the keeping up
a slave majority in the Scuale Of the |. States
forever. We mean what we say. Gu up Tex
as into five or six slave STATES, and thereby add
ten or Twelve sIayehodng Senators, and The
South may be content for while, and perhaps
oppose the prosecution Of the war against Mexi.
co, for conquest Of territory, or adopt, for the
present. the naked No Territory issue. Those
opposed to the extension Of slavery must be vide
awake, on the look out. There ar. breakers
ahead. The only opposition to This project that
we have noticed is in the Houston Telegraph,
and we copy an extract 10 show the ground ol
opposition. 1t is fear-iear lest iu the western
divisions Of the Slate the Mexican population
shall be found 10 loou,numbcr the Angio.Saxon aul
abolish Slavery! But read:
III Texas is divided. as some eastern poliJi.
clans propose and the Buzos Colorado made The
dividing line, the Mexican population in the we..
tern division would out vote the Anglo Americans
and assuredIy abolish slavery in that division in
a very few years. Twoubolon Senators would
then be added to the American Senate, and Texas
would become a viper in the bosom Of It's own
friends Of the South, Slavery, driven by the
Peon population Of Mexico from the western di.
vision, would soon begin 10 suffer from the in.
roads of fanatics from Mexico, as il nov suffer,
IN Virginia and Kenlucky, from the fanatics o.
The adjoining free States. The planters Of the
eastern division would find il as difficult 10 relalr
their slaves US those residing on the borders 0
The free States Of the north, and il is quesllona
Ibe whether in a few years the emigration Of tn
IpanlerS from the STATES east Of the Sabn
would not be greater than it ever has or ever wi
be in contrary direction. The culture Of th
great staples Of The South, cotton, sugar and 10
5acco, would be discontinued for The want 0
slave labor; and Texas, with It's immense tracu
of fertile land, would again become Pastoria
country. This question is (raugh, with evil o
immense magnitude, and we warn the people 0
Texas 10 be well on their guard at this junclure
lest the hoodgaes Of ruin be opened wide uPor
lhis now prOS DerOuS county,"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05
THOMAS CORWIN.

Ever since the gentleman whose name heads
this article delivered his great speech. in The Sc
nate, during the last session of Congress, he has
been the turgetat which The Locolocos have spent
the greater part Of their ammunition. Every eP-
tibet in the category has been freely avished up
on him; he was charged with every species OF in
iquny. The principles laid down in that speech
were not controvered, nor were the positions as
sumed in it shown 10 be unrounded. Until this
day that speech is unanswered and uncontradict-
ed, save by the pitilul bowling and vituperaion
of the ours of party. Unable 10 gansay its elo-
quent exposition Of official corruption, they are
content to bark at its talented author.
During the recent political canvass in Ohio this
was emphatcaly the case. Mr.. Corwin was as
sailed with all manner Of invective, and the par
~ whose representative he is, charged with be-
ing traitors to their country. The people were
jnsulingly told that portion of their (ellow-ct-
izens--those cndeared 10 them by the Ties Of
consanguinity, or whose past lives have rendered
them shining stars inthe annals Of the State-were
guilty of giving "aid and comfort" to the enemy.
To prove this allegation, the speeches of Wing
members of Congress were garbled and interpret
ed in a manner unwarranted by their whole tenor.
The Wings of Ohio made the principles oI
Corwns speech, their political PLATFORM and by
ihose principles they were willing 10 abide. And
what is the RESULT The people have decided in
favor of those principles; have sustained Mr..
Corwin in the position he assumed on the Mexi-
can war, at the last session Of Congress. This
decision is as hatterng to Mr.. Corwin is it is NOR
tifying to his revilers. 1t will teach those libel
lers that their alsehoods fall harmless at the fee
of man who possesseslhe moral courage to rise
in his place. and alone raise his voice in defence
of right, and with wilhering sarcasm lay bare tC
the public gaze the official corruption of The Ad
minstra,ion. Let those time-servers who were
willing to admit the truth and justice of all Mr..
Corwns remarks, yet doubted the erpediency Of
giving them uttprance, give heed to this decision.
"Tru,h, though crushed to EARTH" has power tc
overwham its oppo3er;. THOMAS CoRwIN will
honceorIh be known to The world as the invlncl'
Bile champion of peace and advocate Of truth.
L9trho timid no longer quail with imaginary fear
but take courage from Mr.. Corwin's example,
and "go and do likewise"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-05
ABOLITION NOMINATIONS

The Liberty Party" recently held Nation.
al Convention at Buffalo, New York. and nomi-
mated JOHN P. HALE, Of New Hampshire, as their
candidate for President, and LEICESTER KING, of
Ohio. as Vice President.
Mr.. Hale was Locoroco member Of the 28th
Congress, and received nomination from that
party as a candidate for the same station in the
q9,h Congress. Previous to the election, how
ever, he became obnoxious to "the party" on ac