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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-03-04
"SOUTH END MARKET J"

TINE Subscriber would inform his friends ana the
/ public generally that he has taken the store ~
Mr. Gilbert Trufan nj on Water street, near foot Oh
South street. where he offers choice assortment 81
West India Goods and Groceries, together WIN RIO
visions and ship stores very reduced prlces-sucn
as Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, Oil, Spices Flour Meal
Rice, Raisins-Beef, Pork, Lard, and BntteILCfock
cry, Glass, Stone and Eauhern Ware. toge'hei MIN
good assortment of Fresh Pr visions Fruit ana veg
etabes The above is offered for sale as cheap as can
be found In this city elsewhere for cash or ap2roV
ed credit. y. IL DoN snN;
Bath, Dec. 10, 1847. IVoss'
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j. II. WHIPPLE,

1T. WHIPPLE,
TEACHER of the ORGAN, Piano
Ea=zzvazIsA Forte, Violin, Finite, &c.
II 3 81 Also Composer and arranger of Band
and Coton Music.
Residence at Mrs. Hroerss', on Washinton st.
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The Owner
Marine Insurance !

THE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
i CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY:
NJ j. (Chartered 1892 for the City of Portland ana
vicinity will issue Policies to an amount nor exceed
ing $4,000 on any one risk, vessels, cargoes and
frerhts on a. favorable terms other institutions
Losses sustained will he promptly and honorary aa-
justed and paid in money cnrrent at the Bahks 's
this CITY within thirty days after proof Of the loss anu
adjustment and in case of dispute in the settlement
of claims the company will abide the decisions OF the
Courts of tbs State Of Maine.
CALEB 8. CARTER, Agent.
As Exchange st.
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The Hair! the Hair +! f.!

luC lIIr ! CMC Halt
lust received, the HUILE ANTIQUE TONIC, an
y excellent article for the hair, unsurpassed by any
thing of the kind in the market For sale at Ma
THANIEL JENNINGS Hair Dressing Saloon.
Price 25 cents per Bottle.
Bath Feb. 2. d79wl6if
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21
Gen. Cass as a BoY.

Hon. Frederick Robinson, OF Mas
sacIusetts, thus eIoquen,ly refers TO the
early life of Gen. Cass: -.7i
81 have always been partial to the
character of Gen. Cass. He was bora
and brought up in my naive Town,
and although he left it about the time
of my birth, yet our families were al
ways intimate and near nelghbors.--
Ny grandfather and the father of Gen.
Cass were both majors in the revolu-
ton and both fought in the battle Of
Bunker Hill. was always more "a
mi!iar with his relatives than with any
other persons out o! my own family in
Exeter, and was consequently in the
way ofhearing him spoken of in terms
Of commentator. My aged mother,
who has resided with me MANY years,
still remembers him. She used often
to speak Of him, as having been good
boy, and bright scholar in Exeter
Academy, and has often encouraged
me to perseve:e in my efforts for self
education, by quoting the success of
Lewis Cass, who also commenced life,
in INDECENT circumstances.
/ we'll recolect that, while a student
in Exeter Academy, have often heard
the venerable and excellent DR.. Alb
bott, in order to encourage his pupils,
speak Of the eminent men whom he had
educated, and especially Of Lewis Cass
and Daniel Webster, who were pupils
at the same time under his Instruction.
From these circumstances was led to.
make Mr.. Cass in some degree my ex.
emplar, and to follow after him at an
humble distance confess, in my efforts
for improvement. Accordingly ] watch.
ed his career, and became familiar with
the principal events Of his bislory.I
observed him in youth battling manlul-
Iy against adverse circumstances, trav-
elIing on foot as pioneer to the west;
enduring the labor, privatiohs, hard
ships and dangers Of a new. settlement
among wild beasts and hordeSof saw
age men.r sssf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21
The American Wife and Mexican
ols9f !" Sweetheart. '"S''' ''9'
a TALE OF JEALOUSY.

A TALE OF JEALOOSr.
1.-The following story, as'reIated to us
byaa gallant officer, belongs to the se'
cret or domestic history of our Army
in Mexico, which has yet to be written.
We envy moi The, position !ol him who
aspires 10 be the Grammonti OF a cam
paign, which is rich 10 racyy incidents,
such as come within the ne @spaper
descrip,ionsiof whatmay be ''better I'M.
agined than described.',s His RESPONSE
bility will he of a perilous nature. But
still q littIe!incident which omhs names
and personalities may be rescued now
and then from the Lethean stream, and
made 10, "point moral and adorn q
tale" Of such is the story, we have
now 10 relate. II '' wv. -
,sOne Of our gallant volunteer officers,
in leaving his home, to battle for his
country on the ."ensanguinsd fields" oi
Mexico, had to pass through the terri
bic ordeal, which Homer SO beautifully, ),
describes in the scene Of parting OF
Hector and oAndromache. In other
words, he had to tear himself from the
arms OF his better half, a lady Of most
/. decided character, and like all gooj
wives, doating and Jealous. "But her
dear George would be true and faithful
she kne W he would Ashe could let
hin, 90 anywhere with the greatest con-
fidence''-(ailfthe time looking al If she
doubted her own words.) .)pbol.I il9s IN
George vowed eternal fidelity, de-
clared that nothing but duty and put.
riotism could induce himlto leave for a
moment thes dear society OF hernwho
was the isolacs of his life and the iiigh,
Of his path. ~
-1aAnd mind dear,iflyoudo any thing
wrong, I'll packAup every thing and 60
right down to Mexico and catch .you.'
George smiledlat the jocular sugges
zion, bui al the same, time put on5 on e
ofCupt.C Cu,tIes express,veslooks, WHEN
that iearned individual said or heard
anything which ,heilhought he would
make a no:e on. .ilh aGEa soislh he
1sThs Icrushlship lboie. Gihs stgaltant
George to- the hostile shoreae Od 1pinl
ing the army, theisbereaved husband
had the i'll luck 70 be statlonedlina Alex
lean town where the Senorassare dele.
brated Tor their charms. as well as for
thsir psnchant for the Northern barbai
Tians. ,7po'
chow George washandsome, arden,
spscsptibley nd'inved sheacompaay of
thseladisss Indeed he often tdisytfsL
vile, that he always sought ladies' sociel
tyltospdsvens aiisofaIling liotd dissipatsd
habits andiibecording Jfohghened Ind
yulgafized bby continual contact with
men! Weary Of ,hs sauiliir iroudnsl %
camp duty, Y and liafraid aof Vhe enndf
which Is sofapt to fallupon7a absent ,hus.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21

I OPPONENTS OF THE War Still AT
WoRK.-Gen. Cass will never be for,
given for the noble stand he took in
sustaining the late. war. Ii was enough,
we thought, for federal New England,
and such men as Corwin Of Ohio, to
groan over the fate of poor prosecuted
Mexico. But some of the same political
household are denouncing Cass for the
same thing in the gallant south. Mr..
HilIiard, of Alabama, most solemnly
declares. in one Of his late harrangues,
that seen. Cass was forever calling on
Congress TO vote men and money to
send to. Mexico, !o-help onr soldiers,
whip the cdtthroais and myrmidons or
Santa Annaw Read and ponder on this.
every patriotfreeman. "Forever cali
ingon Congress for men and money!
Tor our national defence! to iced and
clothe the poor soldier who fought our
battles, and protected our national hon.
or from the ruthless grasp Of gueriIla
and outlaws - Union.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21

II is amusing TO remark the igno-
rance of town bred children of the
icommonest matters Of country life. A
friend tells us that little boy from The
metropolis, who had oVisiied8a country
town not a.tl,odsa milesfromGNeW
York, was filled with surprise at the
sight Of q girl milking a COW. Il didn't
know that you done it in that wayr'
he exclaimed, with ssround eyed won.
DER" "loRthought they took hold Of
the cow'sitaiI asd pumped the milk out
of her! what's she got so long q tail
for!" There was a wise child for this
-.enlightened nineteenth cenruryw
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Give Tie Whigs, Z, Waterloo, J,

hin, AIH- 9. carry me h 9aet - old Viyghia.y I
Come join The Democratic rsnks,of, .n o.
'"5" Your country . honor save. j,
aYsYf0m traitors Who have wished our troops =
";sIaAshospitsbls grave; Gc1d''in2 io 'ss
,noaotAyd wen give them such sVstsrloo.oi =
As Jackson did before.. lcao;tei,s
oH''s And carry them back to old Salt river
ms lc' ITO old Salt rivers shore. oil'o" '"'''
.isass :aa deuodi ,isrl bah ~ ~ s1i9Ga
o, Nw Piatform 1. is broad and free. oil bse1
O, d.Plo'ssctipg every cl,r's'i 10 slqesq shi
And 70 carry tits principles ,,,oo.o
'Hoo Ws've nominated Cass; ~ '.''' .''.''
.lsi.a Then give the wings Waterloo. sc, ~
II .niyp.eYsI sdi 10 sgah pdi 81 %
The soldier hnds in il maintained, blnoy,
"''e His conflicts for our rights, ta....
.ro The sailor in his native sea, sa'aN "a ''''7,'
-iaU Whehshe for freedom fghts.ies nlw1oJ
ne, Then pp and veIthem Watsrloo,&e, 3;
The merchant in his counting-house,
bssa The farmer in his fields, 3''o WY 'p's
eU The laborer at his daily tolls q ~!a1n'
l1e Allequally it shields " nnY i49l4 IitW
+, Then up and give them Waterloo, &c. b,
HaeNfS $loHlt&sNN ~ w '''S~' ~
81 rAnd while capital il gives emil !st 20 2
gnia i, full protection dasi9 sal I'd hsh9s
Il likewise to the artisan asdil ,sn, s.li N
eP Proves Just as clearly true.
ao1as Then up and give them waterlOo,&c z
Se3 qos bod YIgd191 h1;aalmoG iai'
Then up and let US to the strife, .Yongg
Our leaders true and trieds IN sidT
It's Cass the brave old volunteer,
slthsAnd Butler BY hisside uoiiN'''''' ~
h4bssdThen up and give Them Waterloo, &c. q
.2tisaos e,g / ll,HD hnG ,.og8 'srosRoil'
We've seen him in the tented ield,I ,,,},t q.
Our land from tyrants sieze.
n9aWeve heard him in'the Forum plead ~ Y
-. For freedom of the seas. o q q baa2fr'
al Then up and give Them Waterloo, Sc.
Come one, come all, that freely will =.
CsJv Their interests sustain" o" 90 E''"''''
Il on Baltimore sbroad platform stand, )aQ9
sid, IL principles proclaim I38j,lrs siliI &,
To the old White House well carry them,
As we did in for,y.four,
-7n,c, And the ,whiss, far up Salt riyer,i
Far up Salt rivers shore. a9t Ia
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According to the census Iof the isth-
mus Of Panama, taken in consequence
Of the treaty between the United States
and New Grenada, il contains l32, ,208
inhabitants and II villages. ea s'oas'
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TERMS OF ApyERTIsING.
JOB PRINTING II
wards sent his letter 10 Nj. Hunt, who
adds his testimony, as follows: :,
pDETRolp. Sent. 9Th fg4gx

DEihOiis oC PIE l0Htt5ofCt
SlR:- Col. Edwards has sent me his
letter to you, and has requested me 10
add my statementto his own. During
all the time he refers to, 4 was tie clerk
OF my deceased brother Henry !. Hunt,
and intimately acquainted with his bo.
siness. Andlknow the facts stated by
Col. Edwards 10 be true; and also that.
after the distilIery came into the,posses-
sion Of my brother, il was, carried nm
by him alone, and Gen. Cass had no.
more interest in it, than man unbern.
This is first time ] ever heard such q
report, and | believe it is The first lime,
any one ever heardit. lknow'it toSbes
false. Al TO the story Of General Cass
selling whiskey to the Indians a: thirty
dollars a gallon or at any other price,
as there is not an honest man in De-
troit Of any party, who will dare TO as
sert it, so there is no need Of any one
to contradictit. ltis lanentable, thar
such ISLANDERS should be propagaled for
mere political purposes.
! am, sir, respectfully,
Your obedient, servant,
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Your ob't seru't, 100
! A. EDWARDS

+ To make the facts stated by him still
stronger-lo furnish a connected chain
of testimony during the whole time The
still house was in operation Colonel Ed.
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o''S ors '~oPr~i""ys $50
Your obedient servant,
Nm. b. HUNT.
Col. S MEDARY.

OULs y MEDAhIs fs.ft At"tft at
We have now disproyed this base
charge--base because of its falsity.--,
Had General Cass not professed TO be-
a strict temperance man, and engaged
in the manufacture Of whiskey, no odi-
um would fairly attach to his name for
so doing, but as one who. from princi-i
pie, and from belief in its injurious,
effects. had invariably refused even to
taste spiriluous liquor, the charge is a
grave one ,and iftrue, would have stamp
ed him as hvpocrite. As ltisnot true
las it is proven TO be base coinage,I
of a scoundrei's brain, il must recoi up
on those who gave it publicity, know
ing it to be false, and cover them with
the infamy they SO richlvme
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

Der Seaat, tselber bic yucataa 9feliet
Sia Sur Abitimmans ,u brinsen teabG&tist
bate, bat cieielbe in Gctoe icebsn einsetrcfs
ener Iahrihten pen einem atseidtchenen
Srieben swiihen ben yueatanefer nno
Snotaner, perihobeu.
SIM SaIie Der Hepreleutanten 1T felt Der
pa0lruns Der @.sccuf1n Bill fait gar nihts
lonit 9ethan tpcrcen, uno es 1T jebt NIT Der
9pprcpriaticus 8ilI beibdfti9t.
ean9feIb, Der MSroer ber Srau Ta'
oemaher, erhdlt jest ieiu Derb0r Dor oss
Scurt ucu Syer uno Serminer, in pbilaesl'
|pbia.
Sceben uernetmen mir, baB bic SurD oer
8erbreher als ihulois ees @orees i'm eri
en 8race einbrahte.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

Mig ftattsefuneen, cine abermali9e trauri9e
SQuFraticn bes Ginfu6es ilberlpannter
reli9i6fer Soeen. Gin Mann, Namens plns
nendm, linsefibr As Sabre alt uno 8ater
Dor 4 Riuoern, bat lit Der lesten Tcnners
flag 3ad,t feline Brau uno iAre Sleiuen init
ein:r lharfsn srt-entb bauptst uao iId, cann
ielbit NIT eiuenl NaftrmeHer BEN Na!s ab9cs
ldnitteu. Die furdtbare Gbat murce erit
am Sreitas Gadmittas entcedt, ais Iahs
bern eeGeu 0aus beiudten. Ioh mebr als
ancere Iebeuumitdnoe CAB ein im paule
sefunsener Brief worin Mao. q. nuo ibr
9emabl onSci9teu, oaB Ge oes eebens, beis
fen Cute Ne nad) Mi0er's YrrpbeSeiuns
lan9e 9enng erspartet, ilterorn((t9 ieien uno
oesbalb ibren Sob bsfhlUlen bdtten. Die
slusen i'm &cpfe Der Srau waren 9ebfnst,
als n.an bic eestere faub, mae sa Der Sers
mutbun9 slntaB siebt, oas lIe tpadene un,s
9ebradt wurbe. Die Rnoer purren Dabrs
Ideiulih, ais Te in, Bette ihliefeu uno Don
teiner @efabr .rdumten, ermcreet.
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@nrppdifebe Otacbricbter.
. aben.--(slussua aus Der Shwei,e

8aben.--(Aussu9 aus Der ShweiSer
vgsaticnal,eituns,'') - Was bic bon Son
fang ausseaaneene republifanifhe Shilos
erbebuns brtrifft 70 Deritebmen mir brett
gang anbsre geridbte, als fIe bic ti,onardt-
iheu gldtter bisber ausseifrsut baben. -.
Sn Gonftans oraaniilrt fh cie fepublifani.
id,e Drbnuns Der Dinse: Sim Is. sIpril
faith Die republifantlde Madt Dor Dcoaus
eihinseu nit ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GruY
pen pilrbe cine Gonpentton setroHen iiber
freien Nbsus, spelde 6eder um 70 eber ans
natm, als bic eertise poflticn BON @efhhBe
beberrfdt urb bic feinblid,e 2ruppenjabl
Ibertessn toar. Donaueftiitsen Wuroe bon
ben @artembersern beiebt. Die golfsmadt
,peHbste ftd, nad ytieoberinsen, SOnntass
frhb mad Stlblinsen uno Bonabcrf. Sbrts
spdbreno lanste ltarfer 3us ait ieitber asis
rem stpet @olonuen, tpouctt bic cine I'D, Sreis
burg sueerenbet bat, bic atoere binoesen
Disnfas aSenos ben IT,, in Sddinssn am
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nnisre Nlaa9e.

g4ir eutfalteu beute Die pcue eeuctrat'l@e
1roooe fir Sbic -@aB, Sattle'
,,nb SH elter-trei bell lendteneeSterne'
bic uus bic 8abn bes Sieses fabru tOeroe''
sllle brei aus Dem 8iirseritanee ''ac eenncd
ale brei 8IrseriAcaten. aae ore' eaoe'
unferem gaterlanse, i'm &riese unc i'm 5r'e'
ben. orcee unb widtise Giente 9sIe'itst une
ttets bic oauptsranefase Der Seffsrfon'iden
Demptratie pertteibist. Die saufbahn Dee
Gen. @us it unlern Strssrn suohl setannf'
@r tewiee Ed Rets ais aussese'hnefe'
Staatsmann uut als rubmsefronter Sr'ess'
beIb, pie unisre esier aus Der btcsroph'iden
eeime, petde mir pcaihm Dor e'"'ssr Se'f
,patRsisten, ctlatea.
,e,euerai BI11ia .. Su,ttler
1T bon Satudv uno jeet 0bsreeteblseaOsr
.ber omerifanifhen slrmce in Rer'tr, mo ct
06 IN benz Sturm mnb Der Sdladt o'''
,w,cnttrep als >einer Der tapferIten StfS'ere
,eiate uno fd,wer usr.puaset 'ptrpe. SIT 'le11
ner Suseub mar Sen. But tier faon III
ben @rensfrssen mi. ben Sncia"ern .sne'
lambert, unb rr biente als SfFsier 'li'ter o.
Sadfcn unS Sen. ,Sarriion in BEN sldnSe''s
o,n sieaen, bic Ge iber bic Gnsldnoer ers
runaeu. Aus Sem Rampfe sltrilef9etebrf er'
pa6tte i'm bas golt BON &entudp in Die
Staatsaeisssetuns, unb uadIhsr in ben eOns
srss.
SsriF Sobn 9, weller 1T ebsn'
falls unleru eefern our& fri'here Art'te' I'M
Staatsbcten nno burh peripnl'he unterr'@'
tuna bin(tdtlicb fetnes 9ebenslanfes iaon
betannt. @r niro i'm eaufe oes Sommers
aud, III bieIem County eintrefen nno bel Of
fentliden @elesenbsiten no mO9Iid Die Be
tannt5d,aft eines ieben Demcfraten oabler
mod,ea. Sbriit @eaer 1T sesenwdrtt9 ld7on
i'm Geloe uao miro bic stddite uno c'e cars
saffelsenbe Bcebe in nniern 9iadbarseoun,
ties Weabpnius, Gsumbull, s!ibtabuta, sate,
sDcrtaae, suu,mit, @'ebina II. d Ofentlld'e
syaecen balten.-Der &f piro jest be9tns
nen. Darum aut Dsmctraten Maht eliaa1;
fertis @s gilt einen heisen &f !-@as,
guttler, Weller anb Sies fei uns
fre Qcfana -
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Ole eneue pofpffieesBtI

. eneMe poifpfftcesB i'll.
Die 8crldldss Der SiG ssbsn i'm &ur;er
oabin.
l. 9llle 3eitunaen bon tidbt gr6eerem lint
fanse ale 1900 Nuatra3oQ (spelter burd
cte Ceraa69eber coer 0erIeger cericlteu
oerienoet iperben)ioGen 80 Weilen pcrtcfrel
9eben fiir jebe @ntfernune iber 80 Wei!en
nno ltiht mebr als 100 Meilen-poer inc
nerbalb Der 9renien oes Staats Gent,
uno fur uehr ats 100 Weilen (aussencns
men innerbalb Dor @renlen bes Staates)
l Gent su beiablsa. Bldtter BON uetr als
1900 Quatratjca umfang sperben, tpie
Maaasine unc Slnsihriften nah benz &C.
rpiht tarirt.
2. 3etihrtften Ton sreni9er als 500
umfang, fno auf eine @ntfer'
nuns prn 80 @eiten povtcfrei uao ensritten
fur ,ece peitere @utfernuns eine 9leidbf6rs
mise Hate ! Gent.
3 9ecra6te uno litnc9rophirte &irculare.
9lnihldSe &c. auf einSelnen Sldttern bon
niht mebr als Bosen9r6Be beiablen auf ies
De Gntfernuns Gent.
A. pampblete, Wa9asine psrictildeBerte
&c. 2 Gent per gremplar, wenn Ge nidbi
llber lnse ffper, ano l Gent mebr fir
jcoe neitere llnse, auf jebe gntfernuna.
5. Webfelbldtter Der 0sraus9eber Int
frei.
6. 3eitunacn, 9lntiinbi9un9en uno Gircu
lare (pon eirtem 8c9en) Die ntd,t BON be,
Office Der publifatlon uerienbet fInb, besab
len 2 Gent ooraus. q. .. Dem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

9lls elmer Der GoQettcren fir Den Hepolus
ttcn8perer in 8 ecuis aut su einem
io9enGnuten Stepbauiiten ober slltlutheranz
er fam, um cine Seilteuer nafiuheno, unt
terfhrieb jener AUDI anfinsltd SO Gts. BE.
iann ftd aber balo eiues aneeru, lieB Gd,
oas 8erSetdniB fpioer9eben unb ltrid leinen
Gamen nit Der 8emertuns tpieoer aus gr
babe es fh ii6erleat, oaB Elm fotdes Inter:
nebmen aesen bic gitel fei, peld,e fase, man
| folIe Der Sbrieteit untertban fein, tpeld,e @e,
malt ilber etnen babe.-DaS 1T biets front
einee 9elid,ter redt beseihnenb, bas aus
Der 9feft9tcn eine 3uhttauSanifalt MAIDEN
'H0dte, in Dem Der 9ersott aIs 3uhtmeifter
nit ber Snute ftebt.
Dteies mDitifhe, beoauernspertt 8olf
bdlt ote Grbebang Der 80lfer sur Greibeit
far Shnee, tpeehalb es auh BON Der sriltos
fra:ie immer be9anitiet puree, trieb es
fein Welen rur ntdlt alliu bunt, tpie oies
Bel BEN Stepbariitsn lit Dresben Der Taa
war nit cenen friiber Der beriidtiete W2ins
.
liter @infecel Die slueen uerorebte uno auf
ben &nieen rutihte. Diefer lestere einlt in
Sadien fv sefardtete Wenft,, Der pripilea>
irte Mcnppolilt oes eanbes Der ucn cem
Warf bes eanbes sehrte uuo babel bic
frSmmite &cae BEL ben Stephaniiteu lpielte,
l6nurrte ein(t ben Seser beies auf Die
brutalife Weiie an, nanrtc thn ,,rinen bon
bem pclitiiden tpie relieiSleu 3eiteefe, Der
bon @ctt perbammt lei, Sfi5cirten, uub sat
uns bic Weifuna uns ,u beGern. Gtniee
Satr nad,her batten mir Die @enuothuuua
oieien pclitiihen II. reli9itlen Shwinole,
uertriebeu uno NIT Shimpf belaben, f6d,
ti8 Dor Dem 3eiteeife su ieben. tpdbr.nb nj,
| frieblih unfern ehrlid. perrieuten 8iGer
8rcc fehr 9smilttlid asen.
8lr rpunoern uns nnr rie 10 frpmms
9eute, ,pie oben erwdhnnr Nlnutteraner ee
iibers SerS brin9ea fonnte. lit infer eanb sl
fomnien, bas bod nur aus benz uneebcr1am
se9en Die enslii6e Ne9ieruns, aus elmer
fesensreihen 9teooluticn, 1T leiner jesisen
@eifaltung berpcrsih9.
Mau foate ale fclde frcnime eeute, pie
Der Trcmme in unierer Iahbartaot, in Elm
6as tbun, setoris nfeferu uno ial,en, oaun
,itiplnben uno nah 0iueIano perieuoen. -
Dcrtbi,i getOren fcIde eeute nit ibren Iu.
ildten, bic uur fir eaiteIel II. ionltiaes 3ua>
uieb, nidtaber fur Meniten tauaen, weld,e
su p0berem beitimmt fne, als gum 1rasen
unb 3ieben. 8. W.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

Gin politifhes Get et.-Gm
amerifanift,er @eiftlider in paris fahbte
Dem Der. ct Senator cale cine Gcpie fol-
senben politifhen @ebetss Der Darifer -
"llnier Serr uno Meifter, oer bu in ben
Iui0erisn parft, Sersefen fei cein g'an,e,
BON uns bleibe beine Madt teiu Wiae iei
ohne &raft, foyuobl itt BEN proDinsen, als in
paris. eaB uns unfere tdslid,e 3eitursen,
anb ptrsieb tins unisrn Sies. sbie ,pir beine
Salsifarristeit perseben sdble t,idt aif bic
ausel ceiuer Wuni;tpal @aroen, unb erl6fe
uns BON beiner 9eseuwart 70 ldnsu ale
mSslid benit unier 1T bic Wad,t, u. Die
2raft u. bic Seputltt. 9imen !"
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

,,@f prcgwfc," Elm 1T nueretarc eridel'
nences Slatt, bat einen Iansen slrtidsl III
SpppfItion tes Griebenstrattats. Derielbe
iast ,,Ob9leif bic 8er. Staaten uns 29
Miaicnen anbeteu, 70 nehmen Te alns cbn'
sefdbr SO Millioncn Doaars." 9eribiecene
@rilnbe perbeu baum ansefibrt, ,pesbaLs
Der Graetat nid1t su ratifeiren fei. untss
aaoerm iast Ct, eieJesieruns (ie ida4mat'
-unb beRnbe fh in elmer Sage, po fe peees
Srisben MAIDEN, nod &ries srtaren tonne
"@l prp9reo" lit oas Srsaa Ger Rriess'
partri.
So miro ernartet, bag oas Quorum IL
Geuretaro am /. Wai pollitdnti9 fein tpiro
(pbil. Dem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31
Npnt &rieAsfbamplat.

Dit @enerdle piuc,p, Iowuieu, @ufbins
anb uebrere ancere Sfieiere fnc III New
Orleans angefommen.
@em. Sectt unb Stab fam an, 80. Npril
In Uera Gruj an unb fhifffe lid, fofcrt auf
Der ct. petersburSb nads gseU yorf Elm.
Su Quis pctoG Gnb am IL. slpril ernifs
lid,e unruben aussebrcden, 70 in ancern
pldsem, uub oiele Snfursenfn taben babel
ibr eeben Uerlorea. Dod Tnb Ge oladliA
unterbrndt.
Ran best jett wiebsr Sofnuns Bag
T,tebe 8en,adt srerbe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

Seiter im ganbmsfD. sIW Iesten
WRitlpcd, brannte bas 0aas bes Srn.
Bauer tn Sanousfp al. Serr Bauer belt
Elm 8irtbehaHs unb ,ur 3eit als fh tas
un9ldd sreisnete, Icsirten einise gmisrans
ten BET ibm. ,pelde niAt alIein itr Gepdd
fontern audi ibr 9elb einbaeten. sIm nddb.
fen Gage wurben $500 tn Winse i'm
Shutte sefunben. Die srcB ber 8erIuit
bes jorn. Bauer ,par, oter ob er nerfihert
par rber stidbt, fcnnten mir nid,t erfabren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-31

Der Senat Der Bereihieten Staateit bat
ant Abenb bes llten WaY folsenoe oun Dem
preEoenten pcrseihldsene Grnennunsen Be-
itdtist: Die geuerdle Tpisss uno Dcrtb su
@eneralsMajcrs; Oberit @burdbia gum
Dri9aoisrs@eneral; bic @apitaine WaIhinas
ton uHo Brass (Dcm Stem sirtilierie giesis
raent) iu Sberitlieutenants, uub Maicr
Tbcmas (asirenber @enerals sabiutant) ebeus
faIIs gum Sberftlieutenant.
sgaf nemliden Sage paifirte I'M sanfe be,
ysepselsutanteu Gin Yia, tpelbss eas Terrl