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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

EnrbeifoE Sccben erhaIten, elm
O"tpti'pI' Safe Bengal SnoisC,
Srtb6fe Deitfd,es Rrapp, Slaubcl,, @amb
hoIs, sIlanu. 8upferrus &c, uno al berabge'
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Dres, Sern II. Go.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
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M CT fur Maansrs9lr belt cbsr ouf ir9eno ei'
ne onoere Sirt fd,uloia Gnc, werben auf9cfcr.
bert inncrbaIb 6 Wchen bel benz llnterseid,'
neten, in preB, Ssern uno Cos. Stcbr III 9ll'
Ientaun ansurufsn uno ab;ube;ablen
Scld,c, Die nod, Soreerunaen an ibn su mas
d,en babsn, bslieben ihre 9ied,nuu9en binnen
bciastrr 3eit audi einiuhdneiSen.
gbarles gfert St9ent.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
SCbdgbares Gtgenftum
Dfentli6 az perfaufen.


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Don
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
9titbma turirt burb Sapne's Grpecs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
9tffbma BON IL e5abren Oaner

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f5aSeH babsH.
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ltetM2etntcr rieiht tsissn paren unsrtrasfi3, u.
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ba iG btrte bag Or. Srapne's Gpnpcune Svray
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

GrNtabtn8sr arttrrttt.-1aDaI,sa
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.eafsr 40 GsAts Sla&siaa'nen s5 SIsshamsa
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gen go; 2esf1tcru SO Ipaftr as 0Drs 81
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susA 90.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
OeftmtltC6e 99enpl1.

slm Samitas ben 7ten sluaui1 nddbflens,
nm uhr Tdd,mittags. foa am Soaufc Der
oerftcrbenen Sarbara Sun9, in Sb
Sauecn 1annfhip, eeha @auntp, 6ffsntlid,
pertauft weroen
Drawcr, srpsi Better II. 8eitIaoen, Sfib,
iss 3ilde, eiierne -Reiel, 3lber, leinerucs
ss.lsEhale -.,s,ah1alsle aubcre 9lrtifeI III
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
Gopt,rpof JO2es Shdo.

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Die lluteridriebsnen baben fpebsn erhal'
ten cine arcee 9ctte Tc. I, Q uno 8 Sap'
broct Wae3 Shdo, ypeldle fie an ben nieoriss
Zen MarttprriB perfaufen werocn.
9preR, Sern Il. 60.
SuIi 10. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

T lie @elofilfe ocs auf bsm Grie
Gre Uerun9lhdteu Sampfbcctes "@bsfa,
pedfe," nit $500 wurbe oerniiiieIft einrs
9au6tS sIpparass aus Ssrs Wrade serrt
ttt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19
9lbrabam Sung, @r'or.

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09sad, oem gBiCen Der 8sritcrbsnsn
folen Die 6Gcioer untcr Die @cidmiffcr a T.
le n~oerfauft pereeu-mrId,er 8erfauf an
pbsubcfaatsm Gag, nm llbr ffattfuorn fol-
SocfentIih pcrcen fIb ale eininbeu.
SuiI 10. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

Die SsOmsunssn AM 8erfaufstase uno
9Iufnartuna pru
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

auf bffenhtber 8enbu 81 perfaufen.
Sreitass ben IL sluauit, I'm 12 ubr Wait.
tag. foll auf benz @iseutbum feIbf, 6fsntIid
perfauft iperben
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

sotetbcbtftsH prtSissr Tlsant esrtsj 81. ..
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tt ta baten tst 81. % u IT. tine Co., iiae tnbbt6
9 mi tH, alentarn ine Siineh NaH; 9ttefseaa,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

9leue Wlafarele.- IS, SssSsa ,;,s g srssI, bal,
taufsn bei
9Jrea Gern IT, SO.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

eiperpool 9emablenes iin6 feines Saf3
Sn Buft unb Side, gu Derfanfsn BET
ay r8 Ytee, Gerrt Il. 60.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-19

@let d, :-Scllen an cbeuaemeIs
octem Is. 70 mic aud, am Samifaa ocu I4ten
alugulf, an beioen IaSen UNI l2 llbr Rittass
bic fnInerhc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
q. TAYLOR, MAJ. Gen. q. S. A.
Old Rough and Ready and the Presidency.

We Published ast week q litter from Gen TAYLOR
ih- snhjrct If the Presidency ,-snd we publish To-
day anniher tttr the game subject with the com.
mcul- Of the n. Y. journal u Commerce. These lei.
tiers have drawn inuh, iron The Wing press very gem
ria remark and criticism, and they have been treat
Ell, we think, with undue severity Without arinp
over The whole ground OF objection. which nCiiheI
space NOR inclination auws, is sufficient TO observe,
thai General Tia, Tor where decn-- at tie nr,,pet
iimc. 10 make known his views upon ell subjects d na
Iional interest Il is wise in him In defer such an ex
position until The close Of the war; or IL, as il now
seems, The war is TO be inierminahe. until formally
called upon in reference TO nomination
When his opinions known, if they differ in some
material points from both the great parties the friends
who rally around him and his principles, will TORN
hind paiy.-li they coincide with those Of one party
he will Of enurse, receive its support and VOTES lie
evidently means 10 Keep himself unsbscke BY part.
san collar, and independent Of the party hacks and
greedy fee seekers, who under the claim of reward
for Iol'lra services hang like milestone upon every
administration
u such * his meaning, The country al iarqe-,he
people will stand by him in il. Il would be worth al
most with Mexico 10 see a President nr the
United States fee from nbliga TO political parti-
sans--st liberty, and independent enough 10 act for
The welfare of the whole people. Such 'consumu,a-
iion is drvouily TO be wished if'-and we hope Gen
Taylor may be able 20 accomplish it, Parties must
eAi't while men differ in opinion, but il is not neces-
sary that candidate for the Presidency should wear
party collar. Time when political caucusrs and
conventions were unknown, and candidates were elt
To stand or fall upon the principles they procssed-
Upon this grnund, and TO this extent, we see nothing
to disappruve IN The lcIers Of Gen. aylur
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

science revealing The industrious husbsndnsn the chin
ca nature and quality Of the soil he cuvaes and its most
productive The farmer longer groprs his way in
the dark ascertain by tedious and slow experiment. how
his land may be enriched aud to what product \, is
best adapted Agricultural Chemistry has demonstrated
this by fEed and mutabe laws, and the science d farm
ingi becoming distinct and important branch VI educa
The Mechanical have also been extensively APP
piled facilitate and tighten the labor Of cultivation, and
inventions aud discoveries for that purpose daily
raking by scientific farmers and Agricultural sorieps.
Viewing the atnng interest IN all lis departments, as
constituting the real wealth Of the country, will hold a
much prominent place the columns Of this pap~r
than has doue heretofore. We shall endeavo to spread
before readers every thing that snspes upon the sub
jeci, interesting useful to them
Mr. shall nrgcc, other miscellaneous subjects Of gen
era interest, brlhogiug To III" lighter literature Of the day
!, Designed I give ihrm appropriate space aud attention
snd though the ,ehoir contents of paper may MI be-
such each Of readers would select for hmscf
shall rndeuvor that each linda somsAg 1t 10 Interest
and amusc If not instruct Designed emphaticay for
family newspaper for oil classes conditions end pursuits,
will BE- the aim Of the publishers render Tor ALL an
agreeable and usriul companion.
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For the PhGniI
Common Schools and Fourth Of Jnly again

Good inieniionst said qasin Old nini..rr once 10
10 the pra for shortcomings and 'sdo
Jugs. Why. he'll ia paved with good Intentions Never
did the force oi ihs saynl strike fully than
bearing the oei evening that rsrrpun had hren lskfn,
up 10 iovn to statements sspr, lest
weeks aeeonrs 81 The ith Of July esrbratrn here Feel
ing that 10 the Peop Of the eest village especially
indebted, Tor The ui which the whole ,b.s gong
desired all ways them, regrrt that aus
10 hes,y sketch should serned any variance
with this. We meant we'll tu alas hat go,d
tions'
First, for shortcomings omitted saying that the
supplies for the tables contributed by from all
parts Of the town in fair proportion As had been said
the paper Of the previous week tina, this Expected /,
did no, that ded be said that was
scualy done But now say Know ell men, by these
prevents that done As Tor those lev ladies' we
mentioned arranging the bounrs supplied be known
these "ihers b"uni~s, and their "wn and
this Office they prrhsps had help from without IL thanks
10 the helpers likewise.
Next, for nlsdongs We spoke OF the children from
the west part Of the town e. by the way west Of the
een're) being hungry and Of Of them having gone
without their dinner
"The very head and front of our offending
Hath this extent, no more"
Behold the risk Of trusting to one for facts
One girl from the ives, part Of the n sister To- her we
mentioned having tainted said they had lef home a,
eleven O'Clock, and had eaten nothing since breakfast
Knowing thai many must have from like distance,
aving quit as early, our quick running fancy in the alb
sence Of inquiry hosts OF little hike prcdiea
ment aud ia rgt at the delay Of the refreshments in
grevious self rrproach, (nnw il wholly uncaed
for we uttered the III adyisrd words Our childrruserr
we know ate like hungry their iu share bu, they
had had their usual dine thought the Others had
the best right to good aPpetrs aud spake
But never again will publicly any child in the
country Of hunger-thugh rs neiii-r crime nor blum
der-and may again handle rashly that
pen. H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15

School Convention.

According notice previously given, Common School
Convention was held nj Londonderry the l0th aud 3Dth
of June last The audience m the motning Of ia" hfsi
day. small but il continued 10 increase W the close OF
the Convention aud the afternoon Of the scc"nd day the
meeting was large the full The interest 10 the es
erees Of the occasion aud The object which the Convention
was assembled pron,ole increased I'll, the last aud de-.
eidedy good impression have tcen made on those
who present.
On the forenoon Of the Grs day Rev Lincoln, Of ia
naca delivered vel written and able address on the me-
cessty of Order school and tie means Of securing II
After which the question whether II is eNPedeni to offer
premiums TO thpse scholars who excel Discussed BY
several individuals, who with bet two exceptions,
were opposed to offering such pfcm'an- ard to exciting
the spirit of emulation among children 10 the afternoon
Ifs Persons Esq Of Chester delivered iorcbe and ia
sifuctye address the "Lrea aud moral duties and re-
sponsibies teachers Amer this the question beth
ef rxpedient nict corporal punishment in school,
was discussed in spirited nnd interesting None
Of the speaker with excrptoD prepared 10 give
Up entirely e use Of the rod all Of opinion that
il should be used only lss resort, after all other neanS
had proved inaccquae.
On the Of The second day iIet s. c Loyesnd,
Of Weston addressed the Convention on @The mporisncr
Of thorough knowledge Of the English Language and
the best II attaining u his address was an in
sueive and seholake production, showing the auhor 10
have been tnan Of reading aud reflection. Rev. Mr.
Brown, County Superintendent Of Schools followed him
with remarks the sobjrel Of spelling He spoke of the
great neglect which this branch Of study had fallen
and Of the obstacles In the way OF eArning To spell the
words language and made suggestions impray
ed modes Of teaching photography "hr PtoPrey Of the
pfseiice Of Teachers boarding around the District, was
then fully and ably discussed by number u Prfsons and
weight Of Argument against the praeiiee In the
afternoon Of the day address rsught with useiu
and important thoughts facts and Suggestions, deliv
cred by Rev. Mr. Mott uf wnhsl "On the importance o
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[For the Vermont Phani1l
Fourth of July..... Common School
Celebration.

Ma. EDTroR;-our National Independence was
celebrated at East Braleboro Saturday, the 81, by
a large number Of children from various paris pf the
county. IL was a gathering which afforded much
pleasure In the parents and citizens generally. We
are happy to Learn, Mr.. EDITOR, from Your last paper
that the poor children from The part were very
hungry that day, and il their claims were So great
as To rob the famshed 'offcers, speakers aud disn
guished guests 0 their dinner We are sorry and will
restore iuur-fod. We thought il WAS the intention
of the families oil The west Ia cary more prnvisnns
than they wonld naturally want for themselves. And
this undoubtedly wOold have been the case, had il no,
been for the distance they obliged travel before
they went 10 those tables spleHdidy decked by The
beautiful Ladies Of The Easl;-lho' it may be owing
to their being kindly and hnuntiuly served by thrn
al the time. Had the children met where they did
last year, il Judge Clalk's grove, we warrant our
selves IN sd4% there would have been ample pro.
visions for them, and not only for hem, hut ior oi-
GERS, speakers and guests also Bot was il il not
surprising that the liable was So cIeanly swept and
that the people OF East should remember the poor
As to the speakers the children have nolhng To saw
But Tor tleir music aud dinners thry willing To pay
WEST BRATTLEBORo.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-07-15
The Night after the Battle Of Buena Vista

The night Of the Odd Of February last was
one OF the most intense anxiety to the palicpalors
in the bloody fight of Bueua Vista Alter twelve
hours oil obstinate fighting, with final result YET ui-
known, nothing hut water having passed the lips of
those gallant men for the last twelve hours, the
flower Of their respective corps dead or wounded,
aud the certainty vi a renewal Of the onslaught the
next day, it is hard to Imagine period more calcu-
lated to my mems souls than that night. Amer
the cessation Of the fight came the lassinde super
induced by the extraordinary excitement of the day
men fell exhausted, aud bvouacked in lnc-"ihe
weary TO rest aud The wounded TO die" The de-
preston of physical energy was 80 great that ne
Their hunger nor danger could inclle them that
blody field lat s o'clock silent as Inc grave
IL can hardly he surmised what we've the feelings of
that "grea old man" upon cOnlen plating the result
OF thai days work. No officer sought repose, aud
the emp fires, which on other occasions had been
the scene OF ST and merrimeni were now sill and
the deep anxiety depicted the faces of the var.
Gus groups OF officers Impressed you with solen,.
MY, toreboding H. that was nuy painful. All
eyes were turned ever and anon 30 ihc tent Of one
upon whom all their hopes were placed, but not q
ligni, not movement could he dlsccrned. The
occasion made that single tent IA o ecl OF intense
solicitude, Some wondered IT he Was alone uih-
ers would have given their earthly wealth to have
known the thoughts. the hopes, The wishes, the in
lentons of The old hero; but all was dark aud ST.
lent as the tonib. Capt. Lot the Typographical
Engineers, had visited the battle ground at night
lie had made some discoveries which he thought
important 10 be communicated Immediately 10 the
commander-in-chie On approaching the Genet
ais headquarters, he overlook his servant who had
been attending to his masters coratry aud inquired
if The "nld man" was alone and awake. ri spec
he fast asleep, Capin, for he eat monsIrous hear.
y supper and when he eat big supper he sleep
berry hard and sound. and reckon you won't see
de old hos fore A O'clock in de mornin Listen,
you hear him snore clean out here" When the
Captain made report of this last reconnaissance,
Joy and satisfaction were diused through The camp.
They knew that all was safe.--N, D. Pic.
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New Hampshire.

Cordial cheers and congratulations pouring for the
glorious Allies oi the First and Third Districts who In
the recent election have pronounced emphatic condc-
nation OF the pro.savery Mexican wpr and stern rrbuke
Of the attempt OF the L"coioeu manry retain power by
grrrymandrrng the city Of Manchester Upon this sub.
ject the Boston Atlas comments follows;
''The triumphant election Of AMOS TucR, by ma
nnty OF nearly Two THnusAED by the allied forces Of
the First District, and The gain Of rHREs rHnusAs
in the Third District securing unexpectedly most.
the election Of JAMES WILSON, i. a result al which we
may we'll r'jnice. They events whoar importance
we cannot well Ovcr-esimaie They will send Ihfiil
1T delight through every ifur Wing hran throughout
The length anil breadth of nnr land. They proclaim in
startling the verdict al lIee intelligent, and
high minded people, passed in condemnation oi the
men in ppwer-slike IN ashiueion and in Concord.
They will penetrate into The inmns TetIeai of the
While House, and their notes Of warning will he heard
even ny the Executive, IN the midst o his sefvie Thong
Of parasites and pampcred hatiereTs. They will reyeT.
heaie ia yet lauder ones IN The capital of The Granite
State, and arouse from their lancied security ,hnae
whn by their lase maneuvrrs, aud their unworthy
Irickefy, succeeded last March in rrganing a mnmen-
tary sscendenry. The Concord wire pulers, the Mo-
ses NorTses, the Harry Hibbards, the Ayers, The
Bukes, The Alhcrtons, and all thai class Of Radical
party leaders, will hear The Indignant voice Of De.
ceived aud aroused people, and trrmbe they hear