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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
Fnlsehood- -Lle--.LInr

LAbSCNlDOW~ ~IAlC~~~A@NaeN
The above terms are sprinkled pretty
plentifnlly over last weeks Eagle. The
Senior Editor of that paper has "way
of his own" it will be remembered
Now we shall not apply either epithettO
him; but with ease will prove him enti-
tied to enjoy ALL |
He must not suppose that he can draw
us into a controversy concerning DR.. Ed.
wards. He is no longer candidate be
fore the people, and the matter has be-
come personal between him and his vile
slanderer.
The Eagle said that members ofCon-
gress certify upon honor to their mileage
accout. Mr.. Richie, member of the
Mileage Committee, says they do not
/ Who sS tie liar?
The Senior of the Eagle charged,
while publishing paperin another place.
a citizen of our place with a certain mis-
demeanor, for which he was compelled to
publish libel. Who is tie Har?
The Senior of the Eagle charged some
ofthe members of the United States Sen
ate with treason-he failed to give any
foundation for the chargo-acknowledged
that he bad no personal knowledge OF
any fact connected with it-and was ex-
PEELED from that body. WAo is the liar!
The Senior of the Eagle charged us
with abusing the volunteers-we de6ed
him TO the pronf and he backed out
Who is the ljar7
He charged Corwin with advising the
Mexicans to welcome our brave volun.
teers with bloody hands and hospitable
graves-it is not to be found in Corwin''
speech Corwin himself says he never
said so. Who is tile liar?
He charged Gen. Taylor with receiv
ing ertra compensation-Adju:ant Gen
eral Jones says the Gen. never received
dime. Who is The liar?
If the Senior wishes to carry on thi
personal contest, we are ready. These
are only few items, which now come tt
our mind. We can find hundreds ofolh
ers. But as such a warfare is neithe
congenial to our own feelings or pro6ta
, BILE to our readers, we forbear for the pre-
f sent to G" further.
, But without going any further bacl
than to the time when he took charge q
the Eagle, we can prove that he has no
changed his former mode of political war
fare, and he still is what he ever was.
miserable, reckless, lbellous editor, eve
r using his columns to SANDER better me-
by far than himself.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

PoLITIcs IN MIssIssIPPi.-A late let.
ter in the Commercial says: ave have
but very little excitement here yet with
regard 10 the election, and there will
moi be anything like what we had in 1870
and 1874, but there will be a general
turn out on the 7lh of November. Every
Wing will vote the ticket and may Of the
other party. One of our Wing electors
made speech here, the other day, in
which he said he had no doubt the State
would go for Taylor. This is perhaps
expecting too much, but it is the opinion
Of many weIl-informed persons who have
travelled much over the State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
NItiVPiSll.

The Eagles columns are still fllod
with abuse ofGen. Taylor and still char.
ges him with Nativeism. Ifnaturnlized
citizens do not rebuke this Infamous at.
tempt to obtain their votes for Cass we
are much mistaken. Gen. Taylor OK.
pressly told the leaders of the Native
party tina, he "aOould not be the erponent
Of their principles" He says that he is
Wing and Wings voted for Critten.
den's bill to give $5O0,OOo for the relief
of starving Ireland. Does this look like
Nativeisml Had Taylor been in the
Senate, he would not have set in bis
seat and lodged the question. But Cass
did. And the Eagle admits that Loco
focos opposed the bill. The Eagle itself
says that it was not fright" What con.
sis;ency!
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
The EnrIc's Logic.

A correspondent, in the Eagle of last
week, says that the Wings are not enti-
tied to amajority in the Legislature, be-
cause so many Wing votes are in the
Reserve, On the same principle, had
the Locofocos majority in the State
they would not bo entitled to the Legis
lature because so many Locofoco vote'
are in Fairfield, Perry aud Hooking. 1
is poor rule that wont work both ways
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

VWe have heard that reports are
circulated in the country that the Wing
Secretary of State refuses to give the
majorities, on Governor, because they
will elect Weller. This is the old cry OF
"stop.thief." All the counties are in Of
fcially but three and the official of three
will not vary the result.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
C;lss' Extra Mileage.

One important fact must not be over
looked, Gen. Cass travelled to Washing.
ton several times, and his pay for Mileage
raised at different times from little over
six hundred to about nine hundred dol.
lars. This fact alone is important to the
people.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
THE BOOT ON THE OTHER LaGi

The Locofocos have been threatening
to throw out of the House the member
returned from Clinton, aud Scio,o and
Lawrence, because they held ofiices,ren.
dering them ineligible. They would
have done well 10 have forborne boasiing
on this subject. AT least one orMeiy
members from this county, and Mcir Sen.
atOr in Butler county, is in the same pro
dicument.-- Cincinnati Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
Go 10 Work.

Next Tuesday week is election day
The time is short. But Ohio is as Ger.
tain for Taylor as that the wings do their
duty. Then let them go to work. spec
Oily, actively, efficiently. Let it not be
said that Ohio refuses to cast her vote
for General Taylor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

Gen. Taylor's remarks at the great Bar.
bacue at Pass Christian, which we publish.
ed last week, the New Orleans Delta says
we're entirely extemporaneouS. No elabo.
rate preparation could have made them bet
ter Asa narrative Of the battle'of Buena
NIsta. they are clear, graphic and iorcibe;
and the exposition OF the reasons which led
him to hght that battle, almost against
tho positive orders OF his government, are
set forth IN most admirable style and
| temper BsdOm Atlas. /,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
A Fair Picture Of the Issno

AT all events, We are happy to undcr.
stand, by private letters, that Gen. Cass
firmly stands the giound which he has Ia,
ken. Being applied to formally by a man
OF the WtImot PrCviso stamp, he declared
unhesitntngly that he adhered to his
Nicholson letter and to the Baltimore plat.
form, and that IL elected President, h
WOuId Ueio the Wilnot ProviSo. - Wash
Union, Aug. ls4s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
Ertract ofa Speech Of WM. o. BUTLER

Ertract ofa Speech Of WM. o. BUTLER,
IF Kentucky. IN Tie House gfRrpresen-
Miircs. January II, lS43.
IL would much sooner trust the slaves
Of my own and of several other States, To
defend this nation. in her darkest hour Of
need than one haIfof that whining brood
of sickly sympalhisors, who are uniting
themselves with foreign societies, whose
real purpose is the destruction of this
Union, under the specious pretence of
bettering the condition Of class who, in
all the essentials ofease, ,comfor and hap
piness. are infinitely better ofIhun them
sclyes." .....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

SLAvEuv IN DELAwARR The blue Hcu's
Chicken says: "rhc petition Tor the alb
olition of slavery in this State is receiving
the signatures OF almost all Of our citizens.
From appearances it will be one Of he
largest petitions ever offered to our leglsIa-
lure"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
A timely word from Tom Corwln.

Extracts ofa letter from Mr.. CorWin 10
the editor ofthe o. S.JournaL
Prospects look dismal enough in Ohio
Judging by the returns now in hand; but
they looked worse for Napoleon at Maren-
go, and worse for Old Zack at Buena Vista.
Courage aud good cause do work miracles.
! am resolved to spend the lost atom Of my
strength IN this fight; and # we fall in Ohio
let us fall with our armor on. All will
come right. In the Whig vocabulary,
there is no such word asJaii.'"
This is the feeling, and under that sign
we will triumph.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
"OId ZnCk is Coming"

He will be here on the 7th of Novem-
Der. He was never defeated--he never
surrenders. Is not this glorious thought
Under the banner Of such a man, victory
is certain; but 10 win it, every man must
do his duty. ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

The LAsr OF So 900 "A Eve dollar bill OF
the Fulton Bank passed through the hands
of the Journal Of Commerce, on the back Of
which as written as follows
This iS the last of three thousand dol.
lars leh me by my mother at her death, on
the Goth day of August 1910. Would to
God that she had never lef it to me, and
that had been learned to work, to have
earned my living, would not now be what
| ] am.'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
LANCASTER, OHIO:
Friday Morning, october ~, Is4s.
Ohio Election.

Mr.. Ford's majority will not vary much
from 300. The Senate will be tied, and
the House clearly entitled to four Wing
majority. Locofoco Clerks cannot "cer-
ufy" against right and Justice.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27
PeuusvIvuuiu Election.

Johnson's majority will vary but little
from 300. The Senate will be Wing and
the house tie. A whig majority Of o
Oh Joint ballot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

This session of course ended on the Sd
day of March. aud consequently lasted
81 days. His pay at IS, would amount
to $696. Take tais sum from 1850,
and we have left for mileage 1864. Take
as before the sum actually due, S456, and
we have left the nice over-charge of $40s.
This time, he probably visited The Mag
ara Falls.
On same page. same document, the
reader will find the following item:
His mileage and per diem for spe-
cial session, l645. 5......-...-..--.S .S96S
Our readers know that, every 4 years,
Immediately upon the adjournment of
Congress, and after his Inauguration. the
President calls special session Of the
Senate, for the purpose of having them
act upon his appointments. This session
seldom lasts over three or four days and
rarely over ten. We do not know how
long President Polk kept the Senate to-
gelher, but we will place it at the highest
number of days. For this ten days, $50
was due Gen. Cass, as his per diem, and
if he was entitled to mileage at all, he
should only have received S456 more
Adding these together and taking them
from what he actually received, we have
left the sum of $432. ..t.
! We sum up the whole as follows:
On his visit to Washington to
prepare an Indian code. 1854 90
AS Senator. 1st Session, 29th
Congress. --.-.......-.. aus w
AS Senator, I'd session, 29th
Congress. ......-........ Aus W
AS Senator, Special session,
1S45. Az OU
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-10-27

DilflcI EAcctoESs
Ist Dist.-NATH'L G. PENDLETON, Hamilton
Cd =" ISAIAH MORRIS, of Clinton county
81 AARON HARLAN. of Greene
4lh &" JOHNG TELFORD. of Miami
5lh SAMUEL M. YOUNG, ol Lucas
9Th JOSIAH SCOTT. of Crawford
9Th " OWEN T. FISHBACK, of Cermont
9Th JOHN L. GREEN. oi Ross
9th CHARLES McCLOUD, Of Madison
10Th " SHERMAN FINCH, OF Delaware
llth {" ROLLIN c. HURD, of Kuox
l2th JOSEPH COMBS. Of Galia
18Th " JOHNS. YOUNG, Of Perry
l4th DAVID CHAMBERS, Of Muskingum
18th DANIEL KILGORE, OF Harrison
10Th q" NATH'L HAYDEN. of Tuscarawus
l7th " ANSON l.. BREWER Of Columbian
18th " JOHN P. COULTER. of Wayne
10Th " FREDER'K WADSWORTH, Summit
90lh JOHN W. ALLEN. Of Cuyahoga
2lst " EBENEZER LANE, Of Erie
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29

SHEIRISs JAcoBIS.-The Paris correspondent Of the
London Morning Chronicle relates that took place
Of the most violent Of the Cubs which too character
tc Of the mixed gaye and erocy Of the French chsrac
ter to be omitted. An ardent Republican, in addressing the
meeting with than ordinary violence, worked himself
up to such pitch Of rage agans, aristocra monahists,
and consprstos aesins the Republic that he at length
clamed The Republic win be safe IN least three
hundred Thousand heads have fallen ~ This proposition
received with Lul and cries Of Turn him out y
but al length OF the members and saij "The
timent is noble and patriotic should like to have
lock Of that citizens hair Loud applause followed and the
lock Of hair promptly In the hands Of the demandcr.
Presently another amer Of patriotism expressed his wish for
portion Of the citizens locks and hundreds followed The
end Of was that The ardent Democrat who anxious
fn three hundred thousand asocrac hesd turned out
Of the meeting without o single hair on his own
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER

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Of 20 se cent Cor onefouh Of the full cre) to any one
who will order and pay for at time tea or more copies
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warded TO any unless paid Tor In Svance sent
logger than the time for which it is so paid for
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

msbrerer @emeineen in Deontscmery Sc
III fcloeu. Diele @emeinoen beeicnte or q
Sabren. &rdnfIidfeit bcipo9 ibn parn ici
nen geie9ueten 0irtsnlfab cine 3eitlang mic
oerSulcgen.
ylad,sem leine GeIunebsit ciRsermaeer
beraelfctt ipar, fplQte er eittem Gufe Der .
bers uuo Rieoer.WsHnt Bethel GsmsiHoen
in Icrtbdnipten Sauntp. Henfefben ltane
er trce pislsr f6rperlid,er Sdhuadr, nit
grpeer 9rsuc uno SeIbifaufcpfcrun9 Dor,
unb Der liebe @ctt le9ncie aud ba frin ge
miihen. alllein anbaltense Jerdnflidfeit no
,thiate ibn enclid, feine geliebnn @emcinosn
Inuf,u9eben. Shslid III iein mar ibm Elm
Seohrfuie. DesbaIb Sc9 er Dor Sd Wcna'
ten mad, 9Ilentauu I'm bier cine wcib!idle
Schld,uie su errihten,
Scin llnlerncbmsu mar babier ebeufalie
nit 9roBem @rfclg 9efr6ni, uno cine bliheus
>s @iedefr Sd,ule (fauo in furScr 3et ba.
90 fur, audi fen Aufeutholt bier rplr, 70
Iehr bat or ilh bod Die eiebe Nller bic ibn
llben uno fannten, eIfporbcn.
Die &raufbeit bic ieinem fd,ou Iansr bd'
bin ifninocnccn eeben ein Snoe mad,te,
mar has Sfatbariebrr Sanft cntIddief er
I'M gcmi6eu @Iapbsu einrr feli9en llnferb.
ltd,feit, pclhes er Dor Ieinem SdJeiben aus.
Iprad inoem CT ausrief: Tco mo III oein
StadcL Grab no it oein Sie9."
Sei Ieinem eeifenbc9in9niB rparen pislc
Wenfheu aus Der 9dbe uno Serne suse9eu,
unier ancern audi IL prcbi9er ocs @Uange'
liunrs. 9im @rabe perridltete Der Gbrn
Or. SocfsbiB Die @rabSeremcnien in ceEt'
lld,er Sprahe, pdbreno Der Ghrm. S9err
lBalfer ein en9lifdes @ratliec fInaen lies
Der 3u9 be9ab fId, bann in bic Ncfcrmrte
jfirhe. Calelbf prcoi9te Der @brw. ScM.
berger bon Cation suerlt III en9lifdFr Spra
d,e llber 2te pet. 1. Is, NIB pfarrer Gubs
|fcl9tc ihm III ocutid,er eprade iiber bic
lBcrte ct. Sob. IL, IL : Infer Sreunb
|fdldf." Gin syrcMmo.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Oeffcntltebe Senpu.

0irnifdes ben l4ten Wars. mn 10 litr
Sormttass, fclIeu am caafe bed llnkrftrics
bcnrn. in Sal;burg 1annld,ip, erda @aer.
tp, 6ffentlif uerfauft mcresn
@inc rcrih9Iid,t ahhe, elf gutter glnaanlJ.
wseen. Gin Sd,mein, stpei Bureau, ,pci G'sA
(hrdnfe, Jwei Sefen nit Rrbr tUsi Siss
,gelfiid,s, Saueahr. Better sne Veiilaetn,
Gin balb Dsseno gan, neue Stahle, uue ans
bere Sthhle, s,cN uuo g9elid fornlaaib, sia
'Srad,tnf uno @rasicnlrn, GrHnt tseTea
beim SnfheI, elm Gnenfefrl, Giirn SdftH.
3lbcr, Stdneer, Scl;fitr, eins aueers ~,
ae, une icsf nod, allcrIsi s9ausssrdthldsf'
ten ;u weifidufti9 40 meioen
Die Scoingnnseu am 8erfaufetass pls
sInfWartnus pcn
Saptb Bcr9er.
Sebruar %. no3ds
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
SSriobt's s Nine1l.

SdarIadl Sisbsr fingt aew6bnIid, nit
'tlebelfcit, arceem Durf, Rcpfrpeh, H6tbe
'cr augen an. Sn 2 eocr 1ageu oerfpirt
man cine itehgube gupfncun9 uuc Elm Nus'
bruhe fcuriser 9iStbe fdugt ali ,u erfdcinen,
,uerif i'm @eGd,t unb an ben glrmeu nnc gus
Iest beocdt cine anscHleine H6tbe ben gan.
zen Je6rper. rfa
Sn gdGeu pcn SbarIid, Sieber fcltrR
Bri9bts Sueianifd, @e9stabiIifdIe piIIen je,
en- sIbeHc Dor SthIafcnaeben in icIdlen Ec'
en- qencmmen ipereen, oaB ifarte AbfiibrHu9
urch bic @ceirme erfcIgt. WcnH eteffs
Gerfabren einaeld,ldaen wire, 70 fpire in
nr,er 3cit Der bcftisife ansrif pon SdaTs
lad, Nieber gclegt anb lugIeidI bic Berndat
ina psrbcGrrt unc cas Slut 9dniIidj geret
i9t
Johtct @ud, Dor per,uderten 8erfdifduns
en-. Die eiriig idten Subianifdl Beastas
iIiIhen pilen babtn bic unterfdjrift bon
Biliam Wright, mit Der 1eber daf tie cbes
re Dede jecer ShndfeI asfdhrirbtn aeiue
;nOereu Tub 6dt ane bir(s nddliilmad,en ii
sdfhund,
Die cbise idistare piIen fnb In tsm
8udtifobr ocn Arp 3 aHe e eip e, III
anentaun Al bdben. %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
9lenbertn1 Der GourtsSermtne.

sIm Samlfa9 Dor ad,t Sa9rn perlas Nr
Rpcrs i'm Heprdientantcnbaufe Su Narris
burg cine Stu sur SIbdnoerun9 Der Court
Icrmine, in benz aus 8crfS, Rcrtbampton
|uuo 2cda beitehenccn 9erid,tsbesirf. Da
|ourdl lperoeu orei 9Ieueerun9en in cen Scur
zen pcn ScrfS SduntY bsoblidti9t, 70 oaf
Ser lite pcer jseiQs Januar 9ermin am er
ten Wcnto9 i'm Scbruar anfduQt crr 2tr
,eer jcBi9e 2lpril Sermiu om eriten Wcnto0
III WlD. mo Der Ate cocr 91opcmber Ger
min am brittcn Mcnta9 i'm GOOembcr, itatt
oem crifeu Wonta9 ocseIbcn gRpuats. Der
Iu9ult Iermin bleibt wie biesupcr Die
Wet crifen 1crmine iclen jeecr 4 QGcder
Ioauern, um Die @curt in bcn Stdno III icBcr
Die I'D, INNER mebr anhdufcurea @jeid,iftc
IL beiriti9cn. OicIe 8crIdugcrunq it Die
1iodupturiatr fir bic 2lencerun9 ocuu m
erc 2ampcr6 brbauptsn, Cs f6uutsu wci
nctr @elddfte berridtct wrrrcn bel ciuc,
l7e9eImi6i9cn ais bel eincr auf9cId,pbencr
SQUIRT -(0f Qhler.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
C@in9sIanet }
q farrer Donna.

Ter @brrp. slucrens 2jcuna, scbcrcu. in
iSbrr. Sauccn, eeda @aunty, ltarb AM Dor
icstcn Cienifag in oieier Staet, alt SO Sabr,
no Wonote uno "a Sddc.
Su irinem 16tcn 9e5ensjabre wurSe or
Iourd, tie Bnaoc @cttes erpedt, uno,nad,
I9ch6ri9cm llntcrridt aIs @lico in Die Nefcr
imirte Jtirde aufgencmmen. lluachrud,rlte
Sromriatett rpdr Ger @runSSua feincr gu
I9encjdhre. DieIclte treb ihn aud, (Irt aan,
ceni Oirniic Gcttes als 9lreeiger su piomeu.
Sr beSO9 gu Dem @nee Die Rtfcrmirte gCbr.
IanitdItcn III Dorf unb Mrrccrsturg, pa.-
SdOu Dor 8oGcucuu9 feiuer Stueieu pur.
Zoe er ais @sbnlfslehrer i'm RdrfhaG &cae.
,9lHm ouaeItslIt, unc nah gssuoignna leinsr
,Suolcn murce er gum 0leeicr Der @erbsrci
Itnn9sid,uie ernanut. Su biefsr nrusn nnb
Inidlti9eu SteiIHng. 9crvann er iit ole Qicbe
,uno 2Itiung a!Icr bic ibu FaliRicu
M't dI9cmelnsm 8cbaHern fdh man ihp
ii'the SfhratRs arijCSta INV eis.m ,TIf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
lGebruar %.
@re6es S6eibenl(tteEen .

Soallc, balto yiuu, 8uben. in Gas Seie |
ReAtsum eebrt Den Sd,uabel mad, 2rtrI
lerSfaun asriftet /! Dori fol- HreifasS. ben
|3ten Rdr,, au Saufe bon @icepH Oeoeer.
elm Sdeibenlfieetu fiattitneen eabsi icii
nit Ru9ein uno NIT Sdrpf fur 10 piel @sIo
|aeIdIoiIen tpereen, als bic Sdnben unter
|eiuanocr feIbit beftimmen : bic Gntfrrnnng
Ioasn iie felbft auSmahen. Hun, ibr 8n'
ben, fcmmt berbei bic WacunSier bnbsa
iud, nod, pnlpcr, 8lei une @rls Die Wur'
|dtaWnier ftno 70 srOee prablsr, aber mir
|mcGen fIe abbabien. Die Sd,nBen i'm gaul
gen @auntp itno belcnscrs einscIaeen beIu'
|pobuen.
Maeun9ier S6iieen.
|Sebruar %. slim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Stellun9 n9oer Armce. Su un'
crcr sIrmec bcrrltht leiper i'll src6cr 9Iu6
irchnnnA cas 2ppbus feber, al Welbem Wta
or Weblfer ocrltcrbeu III.
Su Srjsaba ftebt Sbcrit Sanfbcat mi
oem glabama 9ic9imcnlr uuo apci @cmp
leouidlua Msiter, @jencral @abmaaobcr mi
|iciacr Sri9acc in 3cluca, @cIcueI @iarf mi
ciner Brigade am 0rcecn circumference &C
Rcilcn oou Der SHanp!iiart, @clcnel J8tbere
II 9fsnl bel Wrntc, I'm Die SiIberniinen oa
rIbif 81 ilberwadcn, bic ScuucGee' 5ruppen
III Der Jiational' Srlldc, @eueral Smith une
Sclouel 9SiIIiams in Wsricc, @cuerol Wlar
ifatI uno Sbcrit cane in WcIinc otl 9ieyu
@bapultepec, Sbriif 9fiIeD in 1acubnpl uuf
Sencral SuIhing nit letner Brigade III San
qn9cl bas crifc prnulpIoauifhe 9ie9imeut
n percte uno pacbla.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
SScrbeirotDet

sIm Icsten ccnneritag, burh ben @hrip
nerrn @erman, Serr Sno. SGciler
ucn Sumntit SauntY, Sbic, nit Wis Gu
c IAN Q eiberlinG bon Weiseubur9
tedl1 @auntp, penniplpanien.
slm lcsten Dprrerita9, burh ocn Sbrw
iocrrn 3etIer Nerr 9 0 lcmonS mans
ucn Slio.lSbcithaa, nit Wie 9 lifabett
Or / Il er, bon Tertbamptcn SauuldIp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Sf0rb.

SIm l5teu Dieics, bel Scsclsuillc, AM Stif
aus, cine 5cd,tcr bon Saccb D. Gang, alt
l Sabr uno 8 Wcndt Sei Der Secrei9uno
prcoi9te Der @hrw. Serr sermau.
slnl Icbtcn Saniia1 ftabt bel Bath, Il,
@auntD, an elmer lanawicriarn
Nsrr 81 einrid, arm
3 II f, un9efdbr go Sabr ait. Dicnitaas
barauf nnroen feiue iroiIbrn llcberrelle BEN
flblca S6cps Der @roe ilber9sbsn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
8entablener Gpps 7

Die llnterfhriebeuen babsu auf 6anp ei'
de Gnautitir ucrsd9lid,cr Sips, neId,en Gs
mahIen ans gum gerflaf eieirs 8rnhiabr
tcfritb9 baben tperorn ipie gew6hnItdL fo;
taIo Sie 3eit sa it mo- man eeniclben f't.-
Sie winfdcn and gRei,cu, Roaaen, Safer.
8ruubberren unb ghinteaftsifd ~ foufsui
Sd9cr nno &ef,
an Der eceba Bride, aaentann.
Setruar %. nq9m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
9tuftru6 Der 8efesgebung.

Der Senat bieies Staats bat Gin Sefd,iue
paeirt nm am 2lIten WdrS auf,ubred,sn.
lHenn bas Soaue I'D, oasu eiuuerifebcn ptrh,
Nperoen Dem Stdnt nbermale eiui9c taufeuo
Ibaler burd, cielen friibcn 2Inftrud, cripart
uno bis babin f6uncn audi aae Die n6tbi9c
Selhiftc acthan pcreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
% a Ct) ri CLl

pire biermit 9eaebcu, eas Der lluterfd)rirbe
men OILS @rccrtcr ucn rer ninterlafIrnr
ihaft ees rcrifcrbcueu pbtlip 8Kfb.
Iesttln rrn lintcr Wienigir 3fp, Zelda 60.
erndnnt fpcrben IN = sIlte ocjenigeu oa.
ber, rpeld'e nrdl red,tmdei9e 1oroerun9su
IN beidats olnterlaiIeuihaft taben, ftnb er
iudht icIde mObl5e8dti3t imerbalb 6 g8e
hcn bel oeu tlatrrFhrtebeneH einsn6dncigrn !;
lno cleieni8en bic ned, an eieIeibe f,f,ulben,
peroen qeteten ihre o3ndifiuec iuucrtllb be,
ia9ter 3cit aud, abmirdgsu.
GhlTleS Stub Gp'ee.
6tt,ya, %. EcS.E
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
|" Der 1riebcns. Iraftat wuroe am lei

b." Der SrieoenssIraftat wurce am leB
ten Mittwot cem Scnat Der Der. Staatcu
pprSHc9i, rprlhcr fh fc9Icid, in Grceutipe'
SiBunq bc9ab. Der 3ooesfaa bcs 2Id,tb.
5chn g. SIoams mag abcr Die 8erfli9uue
carlber ciaigc Gage ausIreeu. N2an iagi
Der prcGocnt uno Sceretir Buchanan, bnr
ben benz Srdftat bei9cfimmt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
@rpee lleberlcil!remmuna.

Cine 9rcBc 2lufrc9una tpuroe am 23tcr
Srbrnat in WadiNcn, Ohio, orrurfalht, Oa
curf oaB Die Stoet nberIhmemr,t iuurct
ourh cen SIusbruh eincS grcsen 9fcfcrpcire
1craoe oberbntb Der Stast. Cic @cmalt eci
SIuth mar hrftia uno rib badifeinerne QBaa
reubiuicr, cine baditeirsrue Tabrif, oae
1remcnt SoauS nit fort, uno beinahe ont
Maarcnhduler (laneen inter WaItr, osrsr
Sitter betrdd,tIih litteu.