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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
2IIpri6.

YennfDloani tide Il. lln'
Ter Staat bat 9cgenndrtia 1880 WHi, &cms
pd9uien nit 239,273 Waun. 8cluutair
Scmpa9nien beltchcn $50, init 81, ,492 W2afl
ndmlidl 4,73S SapatIerie, 4,236 gurta.~iO,
1858 Sufanterie, 10,S99 Sd,arflhusen.
Tic gauge Streitfroft sdblt alio 273,665
Rann. Sn Der Staot uno @auutD pbts
lnbeIpbia aIein ioGen 81 ,573 Sountairs nuo
WiliS' SoIoaten ietn, bon weld,en Iebtcrn
8irle ipchl gar nid,t pihcn tperpeu, eas lIe
bier mit9e5dblt Nno.
Sine Qiperpccler 3eitun9 fa9t, ba6 einer
ihrer QeIer innerbalb elmer Sunre pon mebr
al6 snan,i3, uno i'm Serlaufe tes 9anSen
3a9ce pcn fat 5rpei bunbert Sett
CT II I'M gIncien an9e9anSen pcreen lct,
Sarren d,Wdnscr t.--9fdd benz
"Qcnieoille Scuricr" wuree Or. Cclano,
mrId'er fur;lid) Die @rnenuuu9 gum Q8uuo'
ar,te Der Der. Staaten Armee erhiClt, in
Der hcrtiQeu Stdot BON eiucm SraurnSiiter
auf Gfeutlid,er z trase wafer eurd9cprit9cIt.
Die @eranloGun9 roSu III nidt ausc9cben.
@ute @r il nbe. Gin Wdnn in Ohio,
filnoi9t fIh fclgenoernaecn ais @aneieat fur
ed6 2Imt riucs @onltabclS an
"pbilipp 8. Barnet bat etue Srau nit 13
Rlnocrn Su crudbren,-er 1T arm, hast bas
Stcblen, liebt bic Slrbeit niht, uno niinIdt
earun al6 @onlfabcl oepdbIt III rperecn"
9luf merfani1hem @ebiet etfUeinen 9e9en'
,pdrti9 3 in en9ltfder Sprad,e 9eorndte
3eitunaen (: cine Su WcntereD in @olifornien,
cine ,u Iampicc. Cine pierte tpiro ndhlfens
in Wlontersp, Staat 9teu Qecn, erfdetncu.
Der Slihenraum, ben bic Sohlcnla9er
in ben Ser. Staatcn einnehmen, wiro 1907
900 Guaorntmeicn qlcd, 9efddtt. Die
curdIIhnitlide 5isfe berfelbeu 1T 40 SuB,
mas nur quite, marftbare 8cblcn in th
Id,leet. 0Iat) eem jeBi9eu 8crbraud,s
Waeitabe 5erefnet, wiircc eieIe un9ebeure
Suantit6t fir eineu3eitraum bon ntd)t ipeni'
ger ale 100000 Sabren tinreihen.
Die Srraua9eber Ses "eec9cr" in pbb
laerIphia baben cine neue Sd,nelpreie aufs
9eflclt, nslde i'm Stanbe it 1900 Nbcrnde
in ciner Stunee, 200 in elmer Winute, cber
srpilben uno in elmer Sefunbe Su liefern.
8atttmcrc. Die 9InBabl aller Sdus
fer in bicGer Stabt ica Gd, auf Q ,05l beluus
fen, tpcpon III 10 rpibrene ees Sahrcs 1916
erb1ut wcroen Tuo.
@ntfe d. Sn 9cuocn, Beit Gan.
ooa, erfdoe in oori9er gBode Gin jun9rr
Iau9enid,ts, Daniel 9arfins, cine bsiabrtr
| Srou, Burns, bic ibu ans9efhcIten bate.
Sn 3reutcu q. 8. wurbe ein 9cpiiIrr
QB SubbsrID, Ger auf bic @iienbabn Scl,'
bIGfe 9eIc9t bate, iu elmer Strafe bon 100
! 1taler Uerurthrilt.
9lcbeiieu lit in pittsbura So seitie9cn, unc
perfauft jcet 81 S3l bic Come.
@cnicBe, ale wenn bu mcr9en itcrbcn
miisteit; lparc aber audi, ais fpenn en erpi9
trbtelt. gBcuc it Der, Der in 9enus Su iparen,
unb I'M Sparcn 3u 9cnie6eu lpeiB.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

QBenn mir fascn, bae "QDrisbt's Snbian
8e9ctabilild,e piaen" cine Ntere Sur fur
meift ale 8ranfbeiten auf @rten fnc, 70 ift
oies nid,t bamit 9emeint, bag nid,t aud, ans
oere WebiSinen nobltbdti9 tpirlen icllteu.--
Die nad9smadten taben tnoes tein Wertb.
Wrisbt's rpabre pilen baben lid, erprobt
uno ben @tnfluB tpelf,en fs auf bas 9ante
SDffem auslben iif nberaG anertannt.
IBir perlansen bennct, nitt, BAG man
unfer 4Bort oaflr nehme, fcneern Iaden
3cusuiiie reoen. Gin einselner 8erIud nire
mebr tbun ais Seiten pon QBtrter.
Shtet cud Dor 9erfdlItun9rn DaS
pubIifum wirc bon einem nat9emadten ars
tfcI eemarnt, ipelher itberSudert 1T, uno
'8erbeeerte 3nctaniIde piIcn' 9enannt rpirb.
TSbi9e lhdsbare Wepisin Fam mit9es
ipieteit al benz Sudftobr BON 81. 9utb,
uno 60. III 9IIeutaun, oosr bel cen sI9enteH
bic III elmer ancern SpaItr an9cSei8t ftno cts
holteu iperben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

nabme BON Reiiencen, 70 wie anoere @dlfe,
bic ibn init tren SeIuden besbreu pollen,
aufs Scfte ein9erihtct.
Da bas Saus I'D, in Der Rdbe Der @e'
io1dfts pIdbCn teTncet 70 mud,t es sinen an'
9cnetmcn 2IufentbaIt fur Heilenee une 9es
ihdftslcute.
@r mtro Gd teireben, feiue @dlfe nit ben
beitrn Spciien uno @etrdnfen III bceienrn,
uno ubcrhoupt nidlts uutcrla6en, pds CUR
3ufricocnbcit bcrIelbsn beitrd9t.
3u cem Wirtbshaus 9ebort cine rpchicin'
9eridtete StalIuu9, Elm 9erdumi9er Sorf uno
70 pOrii9Gite6 gBafcr, ol6 ir9enemo int
Staatc Su fncen 1T. 9Iuh piro bort INNER
ctn icrSfdlti9er unc rptGissr Staafneht angus
treffen fein.
Durt biGi9c uno piinftlite Secienun9
bcfft ocr llnter;eihuete Die lluterifitun9 ees
pabIisamS bn erIanacn.
SonteS Srerler.
9Ipril 6. nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

SlueeI, uad,bem fc ilbcr cinc6 Der pcnnlVls
panifheu Hc9tmcnicr gcf1hrcu mar, Capt.
sllburtiS ben Gcpf pom 9!ampfe, brad, einem
5rcmmIsr einen 2lrm, uno ittlua eiucm @tc'
meinen Gin 8cin ab. Gin Sd,rcibcr Wclltc
piBsn ons Der gln9riff ouf tic SNot unc cas
@altle nid,t Dor eem 2Ofcn 9cmadlt wrrecn
nilrcc, ineem man nidlt cher bic nGthigcn
8crdtbid,often erbaltcn tGnnc.
Da uuisre Sruppcu SsIB pcu bcn 9Iu'
fcnpoitcn haben, 10 9clan9 cs ihncn aud, alIc
QSaiierrotreu su cntoeden uno abSubducn,
mcmit bic Staet init gSaTer peIleben ipirb.-
@ini9e ipollen glauten eaB eics Die Icricas
ner 5pinsen weroe, Die Stact aufjuscten
Cine abtbeiIun9 uniersr Waunid,aft madbs
te eincn 9Ingriff auf cine 1rllppe feinoIider
9aoalleriiten, pcpon so 9ctOotet unb 20 gee
fangcn 9encmmen purocn. 9lm lien purs
ccn einige SdlelIs ron mnIerer "Spitfeucr"
in bic Staet 9cWcrfen, pcfllf er cine 9Int'
mort aus benz Sditle erbieIt. Gin @crlldt
la9t, oaB cine Wercaniide WtIdbt unwet
Der Staot, peldle 1000 sdhlt, uno ipelcbe ale
8eritdrfuug nadl 8era @rui 9clanot mar,
ab9eidnittcn ici. Snrs ale Communicative
men iIno Dem Seinos obgsIhnitten, uno Der,
felbe fInn unmo9lid, lange in oielcr Gage
SlNS VIZ
fen 3p;d beifimmtc Gruppen, itno nod mid
an9eIan9t. Sahucrifdnci9e oalclblf rpclIcn
wiseu, oaB man oa pcn @apalIcrilfeu babe
9uten @cbraut MAIDEN f6unen, I'M acgen
Die fcinclihen Reter Su cpperireu, uno Inn
Dad Waulthicre, Die man gidubte nit Sllbrr
uno anoern nrrthpclIen @jiiter bCaoen Su !
Ietn, 70 fple SdladNtpieb &c eem Seinee abb .
,ujn9en, tpcmit man iId bel Ger Qnnahcrur9
unirrer 3rIippen aus Dem Staute matte.
Der junge 9lccgers, beist es, fci ocnWeri
faner abgeja9t wcrceu, uno befdnce TN nun
lpicocr auf feinem Sd,iff.
Der Baltimore Clipper cntbilt elm Gir'
riid,t, oas Scctt8era@ruj berrits, mad, cincm
heiecn 8ampf cin9eurii1eu babe. 9uf brioen
Sciten (ci Der 8erIuff onWcnidcnIetcn 9roe
1epeicu. OaBelbe flat fernrr ooe @enernl
Stctt cds @dfle bcmbaroirt habc, uno cS
ici ocrmutbct oae Der Sciuo oaRrlbe oufae'
scbeu babe. Sci Dem pie CO Mill ,-nnlerc
Iruppcn iIuo Qliifid, Nclanect uno man
tcfft feline onocre nIs unirrcr Ndtcu Gbre
brl0enoe Tddridlten pru linen III bcrcn,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
9Sicbtig ppu Srra Gruj.

9lllflt6e 9lHtltntf lllllercr Srlippeh.
gIm 9trn Wdr, muroe ecu 3rurpeu su slu'
ton g,aroc, uutcr Sen. Scctt, Der SefchI
aeScbcn, GdI III S6tCn nadI SdcrtRclcs Su tes
9cbru, um @era Srui ausu9retfcn. 9lm 10.
Iancelcu oieIclbe uu9cfibr Wcilrn bon br'
Ia9tcr Stoot. Scim eauecu fInb man feline
bcirnecrc Sd)wieri9fciteu, tnccm ole Irnp.
pcu uutcr Dem Nbld,tcern pen ShcUs uno
5ausclu BON nnicru Sditfcn oa6 edno brra'
zen. Sobdlo ctclelbc 9elanoct ipiren wur'
ocu fe cr9auiiIrt I'M bic Meriednidrn gIus
scnpfolcu uuo Scrtifcatipncn, pcu elmer bis
gu orci WeiIcn pcu eem @lltlc uuo SCfeltI'
9un9sn Der Staot 0cle9en, anIu9rctftn. -
Sic 9emauneu ollc nit Sturm, abcr bCdl
nidlt cbuc II Mauu ocrlcrcu ;u blbcu. -
Sluh uahmen &c babel Dem Tciuo ciu Wa'
9oiu nit $50 Srreu Ammunition neg. 9lnl
III uue IL warfeu unicrc Gruppcu8ruitwrb.
re 0uf. 8lsiue SdI0rmnBCl fIuocu mihrcnb
cieIcr 3eit suweien ltatt audi wurecn itt
nit Afr9eu urn SdcNS uno 5tu9eIn pcn tenr
Solile uuo Ger Stact be0ruef, meid,e obct
r1S pon csh Ssiuec 8sWluibte unbett njth
0nridfsteu, inosm bic Gutfsruuna 9tmas g.
wtit fur itc >pIr. ,jcrHh ilf'tn8 en'c Sc "
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Qpril g..
OefentltCbe 95eupu.

9Im Wittwch ben 2lften sIpril, UNI 10
ubr Rttta9s, fcaen am Suufe bes oerifcr'
benen s o ann0fe / 8, in Sber'Wilfcre
Saunfftp, eedIa Saunth pffcntIi6 perfanft
ncreCn:
. pferOe, rin 2jdbrisss ShGcn, Sube,
9fincer, Sdprine, Hdite, elm @dul6wagen
uno Sabi Elm l @dulswa9en, 2 jocl3fdlIits
ten, Elm Sa9eGdlitter, Wmomible, Sperr.
uno 8ubfetten, Sebeilen, pfug, @99e, pfer,
oe9efhirr, oculeitern, Soeu, Saamen auf
Dem Seloe, SsoIf, Wif, Strcbbanf, grsnn,
fe0el, Desf, . Better unb SsttIacen, Sfen
nit 01ohr, 3iid,e, Stnhle, Safer, @Big, ei'
ne eiierue lepfelmnhle, Stduner, uno fcnif
nod aIerlei Saus' unb Sauern'@erdtte Su
umltdnolid, su mcleen.
Die SeOisuuscn am 9ertaufstase nnt
9ufpartun9 bon
81, ., @berbore, 9lbm'or.
SIpril 6. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
uebertTct,t Der Ne Srtte.

g Saame u.-8Ieeia brinst 81 IS
bts 81 so unb Siahsfaamep$l %.
,Slausrunb Ore hI.-SIauer briust 90 90
bis 86 IS; Ro9geumebI % 81 Wuo WsIld,s
fornmebI % so bic % SO.
@etratoe. - Bai,eH brtnar 25 BE
33 &ts WeIihfcrn SO GtS ; uno ROsseH
brtnst 80 Gcnts Safsr usrtaufts an 90
Gents.
8tebm bmarft. - Das Sunosrt pfuHb
Rtnesfeifb briust 90 bic SO so; Rlbs
ss.;t 5SSSL.~ t---ST.-.- 80 eet~s---
ShmeineHeifdt q SO bis S5 SO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
25 Sbaler S5elcDulll9.

9Im Gotten MdrS prrlcr her llnicricid,rrte
,niItcu Qchisttru unb 3tl9hmau 9lrncrs
Stchr, auf Der Srase bic ccn HebI9btcn
mad, Srpi9sturg flihrt, Gin Iaftrntut NIT
uier buucert mo irdsg9 cber ficbenJi9 3ba'
ler.--Sbige SeIohnuu9 pire benz 6norr oee
lSelos6 bcjablt, peuu es eem Gl9nEr nbcr'
licfert peer Nachridlt eaorn 9s9etcn miro,
cas- cr CO wjgctr erbaiten fam.
Gonnel Sretfls,
2thi5htcr, penn.
3Irrl( Il n13n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
6llte! s ute!

Der lluterfd,riebene fattet sinem 9ltiasn
Vubltfum Ieinen Dant ab fur seucHene un'
tsrltlsuna, uno bittet um Grldubnie fstne
,ablreid,en Ereunbe uno Suncsn jl bendd,'
ridtioen, oas er feline Soutmad,sret in bic
SamiIton, ,Straee, nabe Sagenbud,'s @ait'
bouS, perlsot hat, 100 er forfdbrt Die bsiteH
Cute Al perfertiqen, uno 70 poblfeiI ~ Usr'
faufen als cieIelbe in 9aentaun ccer fonit,po
oef1uft peroen f6uuen. Scld1e bic einen fet.
beueu Sut brauhen, fpiirbsn rpohltbun men
Ie rrit bet Dem llnter5eihncten anrufen, ebe
Ie Ionittpc fanfen. -
9Iillian SNcrn,
| aIrtlI 6. 'olH
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
SCbparBes Stobr.

8urse 9lntport bon WfiGael II. Yeter.
q. .. unb @.-M | db baeI.
s.. .. uub SD. fpcllen reimen,
Slbcr ADJ, mas fcmmt beraus
Weun Ge 9leid, pcr Wuth AUDI Ihdumen
SaIo 8cfansen it bic Raus.
Sie fppllen iasen, Sdmars that taufen
Selblf ans Dem Jeu Ycrfer Stobr.
@laubt Sbr cenn, oielen 9u9enbaufen
Wer bon @uh 1T fcIdl Elm 2bcr
peter:
Wenn mar oei, Shwarb in lblers Stcbr 2
Wds bar er gefauft bon ieiuer Wdar ?
QBenn Gte oies nitt Dor Der Belt benei6en
Wod,ten mir lIe cinen en9ner beiBen.
I8as mar ceit Sd,warse's Sanbelsseift 2
Wcnn 9lIentaun bic Wdare ibm pretB't.
Gr must ia icin Stchr ;uId,liessn
llnb lld) iclber loo nod, idlsBen.
Wid,aeI:
Das bas pidfflein thut aud ocritreden
Seine aIte Dtdter'8unif.
SIT ein We9 UNI su uerlteden,
ublers alten Snder'Dunf
!fSnnt er nid,t bic 2iute iparen
Sur 10 manNeH leui8eEeH SRHh
Cenn man bort gar mandben Ha9sT
um ben perlprenen 9ctteseieHf.
pster:
9ieben 9sute folset nur
@ueres eltcn peters Spur.
@ehet nat Weff penn in ben StobE
Sb mad &ud, tein Sumbu8 DOT.
W daeI:
Sbparse's Stcbr tpirb niht 9ebcteH
Su unIer sanSeH Radbarid,aft.
Wenn gleid, ale eu9enrctten
Sid perIdwcren CUR Sruesridaff'
@cat Sbr nun meins Wsinuns hSrsn ]
Das 1T bic : "Sd,reibt mas lbr pout,"
cd, pere Gud, feline glntpcrt ehren
gBeun @u& aud, Der 9udad bolf.
peter:
&c, bel iinfs id, bab tein 3eit
Sur nod mebrere Streiti9tcit;
Denn bas Sriibiatr fcmmt bcran
llup tt fang Su pfh9en an.
Gun Serr pfarrer, babt uur 9ebulo
Tub psrisibet uns uniere Sdulo.
Genn 70 mic Sbr in Der Sibsl flno
ST 8isesrperssltsn and fein Slne.
9lpril 6. nl3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
9locbrtcbt

,pirb bierburd, oegrben, oas Der llnterScidnes
tc ais 9lcminitrator bon Der Siuterlasenid,oft
ocs uerifcrbenen Sobn 9ieis 8, leBtbtn
pcn Sbcr 9Rilfcrb 2aunftip, eed,a go,
eruount pcrben 1T. SIle biejent9en oaher,
rpeld,c nod, an befu9te SinterIascnlhaft I'M
Rudltanec Gnp, IIup srfud)t innerhalb 6 Bof
d,en ansurufcu uuo ob;ube5ablen,-llno aue
cicjcrioen, ipeld,e nct rehtmdBi9e .Soreer'
un9cu an 9cmsIpete Sintcrlaeenidaft bnben
iGnS oleidfaas getetcn cisieIbe innerba!b be'
Ia9trr 3eit wcblbeitdtist einsubrtn9cn, al
Wiibael 8. Gberbarc, 9lllentaun.
Spri( 6, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Q(n SCGtefer- -SSreeber.

llnterieiCbnetsr bat ueuIit erife (Snte
Sdirfcr auf ieiuem Canoe in ectpbia Gaun'
ld,ip, Qeda Gaunty, entoedt. psriourn ctc
I'D, nit rcm Sd,iefer'Srcten, Ium Dedsn,
bciddftiacn, Wcrefn wcbl lbun bel lhm aii'
wirrecbeu, inecm le auf Ctnen prrtbs'Ibat'
len Soutratt red)nen olffeu.
Netcv GNlmaher,
a,,r,l q n0Jul
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
SScrI)cir0tI)ct

sIm 25itcn WirS eurd, cen Ghrw. Serrn
j1cman Burr, Ncrr SO III SD Il a nj 8,
nit Wis Stanna W Il cr, bctee bon
Waud) @hunf, Carbon @auntD.
9lm pcrIcsten Scnnta9, eurd ben Gbrp.
SNcrru SHce, tCcrr 6 b a 8. R II nj bauer,
nit W1is Sarab 2eitb b., bcioe bon
Sprin9Tclo Gaun1dp, Buds @anntD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Sforb.

Slm leBtcn Weithpcd, in Sbcr Milfcrc,
2luna @aibarira 6 Der barc, in ibrem
soften 1rbcusj0bfe.
Dim lcBteu Srcitda, in Ster Sauccn, bic
Satin bss 8aIcutiuc . cun9, in einem
Iem(iCh bchen 9lltcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06

am. noroneillihen @de bes
Warfts s8iereds, in 9lIen'
taun weIhes frntcr bon
SEQ. 9Setkerbclo benchnt
mar be,c9en hat. - Die
NRirfhidhnft ilfrfiir hip 9Inf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
9ennfplpantd 6ctet.

Der unterseidnets sr9reift biefe 8sIsosn'
belt ieincn Sreuuoen uno benz aesbrtsu Dub,
litum bic slnsei9e gu MAIDEN, eae er bas
4seunSNlUario S3Dtel,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-04-06
Cine . rte 6 u It &.
Gb0rlcs g. WSoSSeg,

ubrmaNer in Der Gtatt MuentOur.
cRd
Mefmucn
febr it, mel Aanan 8crn wdr
Scd beactt ali fcLn6cn 98nuen:
IT. OfH9nen S0au8utren nit 9afcn an een oIernjesrta.
" S fen pien gcbne uno lterne NatetQioer Gadufren
~, ale o,pere 2en Sodutren g atlrsS bier GnPuibre,
Cine prapIe miterneffe 91abl 9ctene Singer u6 Sbrru
9e ittr ltU1c Sruif1aeelu,
Tebf
hes HMae ~ pu fir tOes alsr cns uHO TtsTns pncietS
ale Waarn tt fenem 8elhdft 9ehoren.
S9e eaoren bat b Hsn s6 StOd 9sI hat m b8 srtaIn unb
9Ioubt baursr ehen, wcfler s Nanaun sefha.
in
seuosne ansuu unt
6uubfhaft
itctcn ea.
Charles g. Gfa1ep,-
Nlpu6
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-01-23

which God has given you, and miscarriage will be msfor
tune, and But if you voluntarily relnqush such
aids, and forth upon chance and speculation and you ,
the failure is crime well blunder; and, if you
cccd indebted reason, but 10 Fortune who,
in aprco distribution Of avors sometimes bestos them
upon those who least deserve them.
Sir, III every view which have been able to take myself
well in those brought forward to my mind by the ober-
yatons OF the honorable Senator from New York. it
the Senate had better pause where they There is
but instance in history in which this Office has been
conferred. The occasion Of comforting stands alone for
there has been but Washngton He whom the Office
conferred stands alone this most honorable and
nent slnguari,y and for one, clear that should let
that case remain solitary that should let
ceedng Of similar kind succeed it that should let
that office aud the OF Washington stand associated oge
Their to all time, unless overriding necessity require that
we should depart from this unless some kind and
good Providence should send a second Washington to
whom such office may with propTey be presented But
without this necessity state of things which the office
would be useless mschevou according TO the disposition
made Of do hope sir that the Senate will not yield tho
only real which have heard for establishing ia rea
which glanced by the honorable Senator from New
Yolkhat the President desires it. Sir don understand
this rule Of action this floor desire no office from
the President. stand here representative, in
with the honorable Senator before OF State OF this Union
stand here my independent judgment, and,
while am perfectly willing to concede To the President the full
ability to carry the "a subject by the way, which
do not propose upon, but upon which hope
before the session closes to have opportunity briefly TO
make my opinions known -whle am willing to 90 every
thing that reasonable and proper yet judging for myself
what is right and acting upon my responsibility and
believing this be wrong-lookng upon 1t either weak
and inefficient a weak and according TO the
manner in which the power used by the Pre.iden-I, tor
one, give my confer power which cannot
be safe and may be mischievous.
Mr.. BADGER having concluded
The bill reported to the Senate and, the question be-
ing upon ordering to be engrossed-
Mr. MANGUM moved that it be laid upon the table and,
for the purpose testing the of the Senate he asked
for the yeas and nays
They ordered and, being taken resulted as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Archer, Badger Berrien, Butler, Cal
houn, Cey, Thomas Clayton, John VI. Clayton Corwin,
Crittenden Davis Dayton, Evans Greene Huntington, Jar
nagin Johnson, Of louisiana ohnson OF Maryland Alangum
Miller Morehead, Pearce Phelps Simmons, Upham W. b.
ster Woodbridge and Yuee-2S.
NAYS-Messrs Allen, Ashley, Atchson, Atherton, Bag
by Breese Bright Cass Chalmers, Dickinson Dix Fair
field, Hannegan Houston, Miles, Rusk, Sewer, Spesh
Sturgeon, Turney, and Westcott-2i.
So the bill was laid upon the table.
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Two DoLLARs year; OsE DOLLAR for the first regular
session OF each Congress- and Fifty CENTS the final
sion OF each Congress and the for each Extra SEES
tion--payable in all cases in advance.
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when he pleased;and the English officers re-
gardlng him as natural fool, often spoke
very freely before him. He had CHANGED 10
meet Nat the day previous TO the Ounce, and
advised him to conceal himself as his life
was in danger, Nat told him that he did not
care fig for the whole British Army, and, by
his ingenious questions, drew out Of him all
the particulars Of the intended dance, and
the names and number of the officers who
were 10 form the party.
At that period when every one was SOL
dier, il was a matter ofno great difficulty 10
get together few men, who delighted IN u
bold and daring, or even in fool hardy en-
terprise. The thought of personal danger
never crossed their minds, and all other con-
siderations were lost sight of in the sincere
desire of serving their beloved country, ut all
huzards
IT, through carelessness, or imagined secu-
rity, tho British allowed themselves 20 be
thrown even for moment, off their guard,
some brave fellow, "ighting on his own hook
was almost certain TO discover the weak point
and, collecting his neighbors, they were,
either by means OF stratagem, or their Im-
petuous and unexpected attacks, invariably
successful in their undertakings.
Nat had arranged his plans admirably, and
was, as has been shown, successful. Joe
Reckhow followed Nat and his party down
TO the boats in which they had crossed the
sound. aud mechanically assisted in their
debarkation. Nat took good care OF his pris-
Oners, watching them very strictly, but acted
towards them far more humanely than they
would have done had he been prisoner IN
their hands. They were eventually eXchang-
ed for officers ofequal rank-and Nat con-
tinued to fight upon the side of liberty until
the close ofthe war.
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officer who did not lead on lis men MS c
wished, and opened his head with lis sword.
He was every where present, and pushed the
first line btthe enemy so vigorously that it az
length gave way. Burgoyne moving no his
right wing TO cover its retreat he hurled three
regiments with such impetuosty upon il, that
it also broke and fled. While the British Of
ficers were making desperate efforts in other
parts Oflhe field TO stay the reversed tIdC Of
battle, he pressed on after Burgoyue-storn
ing over the batteries, and clearing every OF
stacle, till at length he forced him aud the
whole army buck into their camp. Not salts
fed with this, he prepared to storm the camp
also. But once behind their inlrenchmeuts.
the British rallied and fought with The fuIy
ofmGn struggling for life. The grape slot
and balls swept every inch of the ground. and
il ruined an iron tempest on The American
ranks. bur nothing could resist their fiery val-
or. On, on they swept in the track of their
leader. carrying every thing before them
The sun had now sunk into the west, and
night was drawing its mantle over the scene.
Arnoidenraged ut the obsiinacy Of the enc
my, and resolved 10 make one more despCr-
ate effort for complete victory, rallied a few
ofhis bravest troops about him, and rousilg
them by his enthusiastic appeals led them Ia
n last charge on the camp itself. s. Your said
ne 10 one, WIS WIFI ne NJ NLuGbtt' you va LDt
wilderness, and you on Chumplain-i'olIow
mel" His sword was seen glancing like %
beam of light along their serried arroy-Jhe
next moment he galloped in front and riding
right calamity AT their head through the de-
vouring fire, broke with clatter and u crash
into the very sally-pOrt ofthe enemy, where
horse and rider sunk together 10 the earth.
the good sized dead.and Arnold beneath him.
with his leg shattered TO pieces, the same leg
that was broken at the storming OF Quebec.
This ended the fight, and the wounded he
70 was borne pale and bleeding from the field
Of his fame only to awaken to chugrin and
There is hut little doubt
that when he violated his orders and galloped
TO the field. he made up his mind to bury his
sorrows aud disappointments in a bloody
grave. Would that he had succeeded, and
saved himself from the curse ofhis country-
men and the scorn ofthe world!
This was his last battle in the cause of A
merican freedom
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good pair last fall, but must stop patronizing
you now. have ordered pair of city boots"
"Sell you hat today, Squire?"
Bah! Do you suppose I'd wear country
hat. No stree! buy my hats in the city"
This system, tried on those who practice it
The most, would work finely, wouldn't ii?-
When we get railroad up into the State, il
will be an easy matter TO go TO the city for ev-
erything, from Law, Physic and Divinity thro
merchandise and mechanics wares down TO
wood-sawing. And then, other people than
poor country printers may hear ofcity COM
petition.
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From Hcadiey's Washington and his Generals.
Arnold at the Battle of Sara
tOga.

Returning after an absence of seventy
days, he joined Gates army a short time be-
fore the battle of Saratoga. he commanded
the left division at this time, and Gates the
right. On the 10Th of September it was re-
ported that portions of Burgoyne's army were
within two miles ofthe American lines. Ar
mold Immediately urged on Gates the ueces-
sIty OF marching out against them. The lat
ter, after much importantly, consented, and
Il sanguinary conflict followed. The battle
lasted from noon till night, and was fought
with single exception of II single regiment
by Arnold's division alone. He showed him