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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
Union of AntiSIavery Men.

Are you opposed to a union among all a%ntl-sla-
very men at the North! Certainly not. We are
in favor of that union, whenever there is enough
harmony of opinion amQlg them to make their
union effective. But a union of discordant ele-
ments is worse than no uelion at all. "Two can
not walk together unless they be agreed" and
an attempt to unite classes of men who have nei-
Their principles nor objects in common, and who
agree only in a commonh hatred of Slavery, would
produce nothing but modification to its project
ors. The Liberty party occupies the only plat
form upon which, in its opinion, the enemies Of
Slavery can unite for efficient action. We have
said that we cannot occupy any other ground, in
duty to our conscience; and that all who come
short of our aim and standard, must come up to
us-not W come dozen to them. Why, then,
call another Convention1 Every opponent of
Slavery was invited to, and would have been
welcomed at, the Buffalo Convention, if ready
to adopt our principles; and if those anti-slavery
men who are not now with US, want to Join in a
common effort with us, they know that we are
ready and willing to receive them on an open
profession of their faith. But, it will be said, all
parties must concede a little to each other, in
order to ensure union. We answer, that we
have nothing to concede but principle, and we
think that any union would be too dearly bought
at such a price. When the anti. slavery men of
the country come to adopt our views, they will
unite with us without the aid of a convention;
and any union that does not spring from common
impulses, principles and objects, is undesirable.
We had better remain assunder until the attrac-
ton of afinitles irresistibly draws us together.
Then you will yield n%othing2 Not a particle,
till you show us that our position is wrong. If
the Liberty party is wrong in any thing, point
out the wrong, and we will abandon it; but fthe
party occupies the right ground, then the right
ground is the only ground upon which a union
ought to be effected, and no convention can ac-
complish that half as well as the silent course Of
events Washington Patriot.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
CHEAPEST PAPER In VERMONT.
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Price Reduced to Ono Dollar.

In consideration ofthe vital necessity of furnishing an out spok-
en- Nnti-slayery journal to the people of this State that shall secure
a greatly enlarged circulation, not only among those who profess
to have espousod our cause, but which shall reach the multitude
who have, heretofore, solely for want of LroHr, stood aloof from
this great work Of Freedom and Humanity, we have entered into
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and permanent assistance will also be secured in the editorial de
partment, and able correspondents obtained, both domestic ant
foreign. No pains or expense will be spared to render the Free
man an ofiCent. instrument in advancing the great work to which
tits mainly devoted, viz: the redemption of our land from tn
curse of human slavery, A proper portion of its columns viii
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
Council Of CensOrSmPeOpIe's Ticket.

The propriety of making q new nomination for
Council OF Consors,came before the State Convention
at Rochester Some objected to a distinct nomlna-
on the ground that each of the other parties had
placed one or more Of our men upon their tickets
But, upon consultation, it was deemed essential that a
new ticket be presented, for the reason that neither of
the tickets already IN nomination were brought out
with reference to a change in the election of county
officers from the Legislature to the People themselves.
The Rochester nomination, therefore, was made with
reference to such a change in our constitution as will
give the election of county oficers-now the occasion
of SO much expense, log-rolling, bargaining and cor
ruption in our legislature-to the People themselves.
convention were unprepared to pledge every nom
inee upon the ticket in favor of the proposed change;
but, from the best information that could be obtained
from gentlemen in their vicinity, it was tho't that all,
if elected, would favor the calling of a convention, to
make the proposed change. This being the %case,will
not the people Of Vermont give a hearty support to
the ticket now presented, and thus secure a change
which the best interests of the State demand, and
which cannot be secured by the action of the other
parties?
o. The ticket which we publish this week, is
made out from me1nory-the proceedings Of the con-
vention not having yet come to hand-and one or two
ofthe names may be wrong. If so, the correction will
be made next week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
Documents For the Times,

We have published in 2 pamphlet form an edition
of Mr.. Palfrey's noble speech in Congress upon the
political aspect of the slave question; also, John P.
Hale's speech before the Boston Liberty Convention,
and his discussion with Butler upon the resolution of
thanks to Gen. Scott-each making a pamphlet of the
size of Is ordinary pages. For sale at the Freeman
Office, at 81 per hundred. We trust that District,
County, Town and School-district committees will
lose no time in ordering a quantity for general circu-
lation. Nothing will do more to give a new impulse
to our cause. Send in your orders!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

STATISTICS OF LOWELL. There are now in
This Aourishing New England city, twelve man
pfacturing corporations, having an aggregate
capital stock of Sl2, TIC, 900, and employing 49,
$50 hands, whose weekly wages, clear of board,
amount to $36,446. There are two institutions
for Savings-the Lowell and the City-where
their operatives deposited during the year ending
April 80, ls47, $4,000 three Banks having
an aggregate capital of 5000, 900; and Il Mutual
Insurance Company, which has been highly sue
Fessful in its operations, The perosns employed
in the several manufacturing establishments
have access to a library of 1000 volumes, be-
longing to the city. A hospital has also been
for the sick and disabled. The va
rious factories produce weekly, an aggregate of
l ,920, 900 yards of cotton and . 1881 of wooden
in which 683, 900 pounds of the raw ma
terlal are consumed.
The present population of Lowell is 10000,
In 1898 it was only 3,532-N Y. Jour. Com
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

such a sacrifice be given over to the enemy? No, No!
Rather grid yourselves %renewedly for the contest
which is upon you. Let your armor be bright, your
shield and buckler in order. The times are most au-
spicious; many men, and good men too, are unoccu-
pied and with a word from you will enlist in this
common struggle and fight vaIiently for the principles
once founded in the blood of their fathers. Take
the field then, and with i~nvincible spirit hope on, and
labor on until from every dwelling the shout shall as
cend
"Jehovah has tiumphed, his people are free"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
The following severe and cutting and just rebuke
upon the wing party, is from one of their own organs,
the Cedvcland True Democrat.
Black Laws,
Black Laws.

Notwithstanding the Ohio Legislature is Wing,
yet it is rotten upon the subject of Freedom. We
have seen all along its proceedings, a most contempt
ible blinking on the subject of slavery. The resoiu-
tons it passed on slavery and the war were not open
mouthed, and did not utter forth the sentiments Of
Ohio Wings. And now it has set its seal to its infa-
my by the following proceedings in regard to the
Black Laws.
This action of the Legislature, and the action Of
the Wing State Convention, has placed the Wing
in a false light. That Convention entirely evaded the
subject Of the Black LawS, and of slavery generally
1t is true, it endorsed the Wilmot Proviso, but there
was no open, hearty denunciation of slavery. The
fires of Freedom are pent up in the breasts of Wings
by party expediency smotheringS and in our opinion a
new state Convention has got to be held to let then
break forth in their power, or they will find anotho
channel. How can a true, jealous Wing, in whom the
fires of Freedom are burning, take the stump and ad.
vocate the success Of the wing party, basing his ap
peals upon the principles of Liberty and equality
while these acts of the Legislature, and omissions. O.
the Convention stare Inn in the face? He can't dc
it The Wing people must assemble by regular an
pointed delegates in Convention, and blow a loude,
blast for freedom than has yet been heard, or the par
ty will sleep the sleep of death forever.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
Convention Proceedings,

We are exceedingly disappointed and mortified IN
being obliged to go to press without the proceedings
of the State Convention at Rochester. Why they
have not been received, we cannot understand, but
do not believe it to be the fault of the Secretary in
not forwarding them. As it is, our readers must wait
another week, patiently as they can.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

AMERICANS IN GERMANY.-There are eighteen
young Americans studying in the University of Ber-
lin. They are from the South, North and West Of
our Union. The biologists and other Swans of thai
learned city have perused with great interest and ap-
probation the reports of Col. Fremont in California
published some time since by Congress. Papers on
these reports were read to several societies in Berlin
by properly appointed persons.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

The CENTRAL SUN.-Professor Nader of Dorpat,
Russia, has been led by various observations and cal
%culahons, to the conclusion, that the Pleiades or seven
stars, from the central group around which the solar
system, with all its orbs, and the infinite works of the
Milky way, all %revolve. The star Alcyone he takes
to be the central sun, and calculates the distance from
us to be $4,000 100000 miles. The light of this
sun he estimates to require five hundred years to reach
ns.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09
Editors Table.

The prompt publishers of the Columbian, have sent
US the March No. of their deservedly popular maya
zine, which speaks as forcibly for their own enterprise
and the literary worth of the editors as any of its pre-
ceeding numbers. The engravngs are at once inter
esting and impressive, the more forciblo of which is
that of Christ teaching Humility" Its contents are
a variety of Tales, Poetry and Music all running over
with beauty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

0F7The following letter from our esteemed brother
Prindle, came to hand too late for the Rochester Con-
%vention. We now give it to our readers, as too good
to be lost,-Ed. Freemrn.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-03-09

THE UNION for March comes to hand as inviting
as ever. We always read it with pleasure and lively
interest, and wish that all could have it. "The Old
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
. er& clleric.

8ei benz anbau bieIes @arten9elpdd,ies
III es nctbpenois oas man @raben eln SUP
brett, feds ober fIeben 3ca tief uno BON
erei bis bier Sue bon chamber ausmlrft.-
Su ben 8coen oiefer ifreue gutter Dhn9er
une grade bsn(eIbeu gut elm. Die beien
pfanieu |pnten fcbann seipdhlt, bic 9Bnr'
ieln 9epust uub oas unocIfcmmene sdnb
abaeIfnitten peroen. Dam feBe biefelbe
in bic 9aeiben, fiinf Ooer feds 3ca bon etn'
amber, uuo ndliere Ge ieben slbeno, tpen'
eas QBetter troden lit, bis fe BurSeln 9e'
faet tabsn. sIuf oteie strt bebancelt, 9e'
oeiht berielbe beinabe jeoes Sabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Souperbores Sd,idIa(.

Gin trauriser 8OrfalI erei9nete ild, neu'
lid, ,u 9enistcwu, SlIincis. 9crman Ser'
ris tpurce pcn einem Ssrrn %. 3ortbrnp,
i'm Tadnittag Der Scdjeit hes @riteren'
ourd, einen Sliutenfhus 9etoetet.
9acrttrup flcioete I'D, aus Sdlerstu etnen
Damenransu9, nabm elm @epebr, ipeld,es
er nid,t fur aslaceu belt, bcgcgnete Berrls
nit Der abild,t ibm Surht ein5nia9en, uno
Gcbos ibn tcot. lie Spielerei init ben 9Sat'
fen oes Iooes 40 treibsu III ipabrlid, crlml'
nal. Der 8erforbene bate cine WliB 6aii
oebeiratbet, Die cine uuSeiti9e 9Sittne 9e'
iporoen 1T, eurh Die Sauolun9 pcantI9et
3borheit uuo Wuthpitle, uno Snar eurd
bic Sdnosu eines Wdnnee Der htdt Die 9e
riusfe SeinOiduft 9e9en ibren Satten beg
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Gln merfrpiiroiaer 0aQ.

Ter "SotSfia or. Yorf) 9ieccrber" er,
,pdhnt ben Sal eiues Wanues in bcrtiser
@e9euo, Der an Der gBalTsriud,t i'm Inter,
leibe leieet uuc bon Or. Senid,an betancelt
wurbe. @r mar lhcn Dor einiger 3eit etipa
fnnf uuo uirrii9mal ab9ejapft worben, uno
70 icneerbar es audi id,einen mag, 1T es cens
nod wohr, bae Der patieut nod, bel eeben
it uuo Td elmer alIaemein suten @eIunebsit
erfreut 9r hat i'd, nun Der Speration bes
9bsapfens 103 Wal unterSc9cn, uub bel jc.
Der Operation muroen i'm DurhIdnit brci
@aIonen WaGer bon ihm sencmmeu, rpel.
dies i'm 9anien 324 @nllonen ooer 1892
pfuno ausmadlt. Cemuu9eahtet III or 9e'
acnwdrti9 i'm Stanbt berumiuseben uuo
! leinen @eIb6ften abiuwarten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Nos Geuer in 9SeiEenburo.

9m Wcntd9, oen 24iteu 9lpril. brannte
cas @i9euthum Der Oerren Daniel uno Wil'
chaeI 9lfer, in Weieenbur9 Iauufd,ip, eeda
Snulltp, 96uSIid, nicecr, 70 oaB Die gtSe,
branntcu I'D, 9enbthi9t iahrn, nrd, am mans
lid1en Nbcno 3uAudlt fir bic Tadt bel ibs
rem Radbarn 81 iud,en.
Harauf traten am 27lfen bic llnterIdrtes
bcnen ,ulammen, um Moasre9cIn Su cr9rei'
fen, bic un9ludIid,e Sage ben lb9csranntrs'
su erleid)teru. @S wurce
8e1d d,tcsen: Cnf, oa Dnuicf SI6,
er unoa Wiidlael glder rurd, bas Seuer am
24lfen oaus II. Sheuer, 8rCnnbaus, preBs
baus, lRoqcubaus, pferoes uno Sd'weinc'
une Shanfifoq, Strchh1ue uno Sadcfcn
pertNrrn<hateu, pcide, @eb6goe aGe IN gus
ten 3uItanbc woreu, hio' 'Tldts aerettet mere
ben fcnute ale ole Wrlitfcrnfrippe, ihr Geh
uno 9Bd9en, inoem jCosr 9Scrrath une ale
&lciocr, auser bic Ge am eeibe tru9cn, nit
rerbranntGn = 70 ernennen mir fcl9enee
Soerren ais @cllcftcrcn, nm Seiltenern fur
ibre un9Iidlihen Wilbhraer su iammttn.
Se1 d,loIen: GaB Dauio SlcIcr,
non WeiGeubnre, Der Sfn$meiifcr lci, on
een Die @ctleftcren thrc Sammfun9en ciu,u'
trin9sn babcn, uuo oas beIa9ter SdIasmei.
ltcr ZEN 2b9cbrannten Gle empfaneeucn
@clccr aussable, eomit fle ocIelbcu onmen.
ben m6aen, Ipie linen ltitIif ouuft.
Bef6lo Cen: Das jeber @olIcftw
Die Tamcn Ger SciffeuerReen, ntit ben Gum
men Ger Scitr6ae in Gin flsines Bud, eius
TRACE, une oas fcl9cnoe SNerrcu ais @clIefs
tcreu ~ bancclu rriud,t fuo, ndmlid,,
Sn9e d a @auntp:
Dcidentur9, Deter Habenclc, Sac. @riu'j
Sohn SNcIfrid,-4owhG, Sdccb 9ecr9, Dds
pio gBeon, SceI Slcs epun, Gcha Sctbcr
lao, Saccb Riitler, Sacrb WfanncnIadsr-
J jocicrltcr9, 9,eter W,usL Scieph S.unfder,
Iothan Scrmau- -9stess9Eheitban, Ncubrn
9adcnte,b cSctn SactTman, Stephen BAL
fiet- Suc gShcithalI, @harttS Fidtenmal.
ter, @ecrge ecibp, Stcffd Scrs SIlleutaun,
Saecb ca9enbud', SciIe Gjrim, Sciepb Sd'
GER Sal,burg, Senrp Weanb, Wifael 9iit.
ter, Deter 6lcin-Sber Sauecu.- Sac. Nsin'
bcIe, Doctor @sppsr, Sacob @crrcl-Ster
Rlfcrb, pbitip Soitt,i, Saecb Sdeimer, sI'
mos Trcs-llutcr Raeunaie, 9ecr9e Nc9es
~, Sohn 2onia, StohrhaItsr ShuIs- -Sber
Wacunsie, I0tbdn Bellcr, Iatbnn 9crnrt,
Saccb 8ifder
SuSerfs @duntD:
SNcrefcro, tSacob SiIenbtueer, Wid,. Giet,
rp, Sfrnel Sriebel- 2ou0fdnnamm, Grcr9e
Reb, Widacl 1ifher, Nidaro 1Ssrs War
atapnp, nenrY Neffner SclcmcH Slhcr,
@cor9e Sfcmp- -Sustdun, @ecr9e Stebsr,
Sacob Slider, DoUio THier- 9iibmrno, g.
geibcriprracr, Benjamin Wcrfct abrohdm
Scd)-S'ruurritib, 9tetcr 6Icin, Daniel sIp'
pei, Cauiel Sd,Ienfsr Slbanp, Scniamin
1rcrIcr, 98iNilm Mcfrr, Rcuten Sud
8rf6lceeu: Coe mir p6uis ilter'
scu9t fno, Der 0erIuif, ccn Die 9it9rbroun'
ten ourh cicfcs lln9luf erGittcn, trtro9s
Hld, Der aeriuailcu Sdieur9 mebr nIs b'ct
tduIsno 3baler.
8e1d,loeen: DIFF Der "GjCiit Der
2eit," "ecda patrict' urb "9fe0oiu9 SIS'
In" erIud,l (uO, ricle ScrbancIur9rn cir'
suFif577T =. 60 .-.....
llnlcriettnri Grl 9irrtF, sabH %cn,
lureus HIsiH. Cdplri Sslfrlrt, Ga1:o 0Iei'
ltl Srdrica S.Iulnp.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
@rp6es SSelter in Srcg.

slm lesteR Montas uab DteRifas brad1eu
,rpei uerbeerenee Seuersbriufte in crop,
Staat Neusycrf aus, ,pobei Al Wctnhdu'
fer in 9Ild,e Uernanoelt muroen. Der 8ers
luit wiro an 100000 9baler sefddet. Cns
erite Seuer eutlfano In einem Stale, uno
perbreitete fid, nit folder Shneai9feit, Dag
bcmielben nid,t eher Ginhalt 9etban fperoen
fcnnte bis eiu 9reser Selauf @t9enttum
scrfi0rt war-auh famen spanSis pferoe in
ben Slanmeu uni.
Das ,meite Seuer entifanb ebenfaas in
einem StaG, uneefdhr cine Weile bonn er'
fen aelesen, uuo brannte nit pierscbn pfsr'
be uiebcr
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Sleue SrllDjabrs 8ilter.
s. + { nt lnO 81 nina c r


9lorpmeit Gte res @artts9isrets-s(G s(Gsntaun.
@al6mere, @ahimere, Sud-, Sattis
net, @roton'Su6 uno Saplor 9al'
timers,
pcu alien Sarbsn, SuaIititsn unb preieen
fir 91ode unb SHofen, Slad Sa!tiu u. pfaib
Scifin9s, Rarieaes, 8elpets fir 8sitin9s,
uuo Elm srcses afpriinent anoeree Weften'
seus.
@inbeimil6e uno fransEiii6e Sing
bams, Sere9e, 0apns,
alpaecas, Te 9ains, SaIsarines Sattune
uno eiu sroees Nficrtiment bon oerfd,ieoes
neu 2Irten 2abics Drefes SofirieS:
Sd,warSe, rpeiBe uuo 9eniirte Strimpfe fir
SNerreu uno Damen elm fplenbees 9l1crtb
mcnt BON Wtts, Sanclhube uub 9tibbonS.
.S6aw(5 ! S6atms S6aipls !!
Gin orrses 9Idcrtiment 9bibst, fhparis
unb URcbe cclcrirte Scieene : Wcus be
Gain, Wcbair, uno @afhmer Sd,anls bon
alIeu Yreieeu uRb Sualitdten-
sic bieten obi9e Sitter % prcsent tpchIs
fetlcr an, ais Ge jemois fur Saaraelo ocer
eanecsproeuftsn angeboten wurben.
alIentaua, Wai 8. nq4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
OefcntltChe 9Sennu.

sIm Samffaa ben 2Ofcn Mlai, INN tltr
Hadmittags, folIen am Soaufe bcs oeriicr'
brucn Il s !8u h 8, in SoIsbur9 3fp.
qeda @auntn 6feniIid perfauft werorn
3pei 9Bcbffitfe, eiIi Sd,neiH, Sd,ubfar'
reu, @dltronf, MiId'id,ranf, 3iibcr uno5d'
Fer, Scttcn Ruo Settlaeen, Bureau, cine
THnte, Saamcu ollf eem Scloe, WclIrao,
ililb cine 8crIdIResubeit anoerrr sIrtifeI 40
umifdnblit su mcleeu.
lie Ssbiu9un9cK am Serfatfetasc aue
Nufparturg bon
, cSrtn 9lppel, 9Ietn'rr.
W1ai 8. ns3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
$ 5rteHtfe.

NcIaeuees III cine eile Der Sriefe weIhe
In lester Wcd,e in bem SLasntaun Defiant
lic9en Ncblieten fno
Is. 9Ilbriabt, Jtidrla6s BaIIiet, @hdrIes
Ref, c,onee 8cdr, Stfohicu Diehl, Solepb
6Iale, .. @rt9ht, DaUio @laufs, 6. Sreini9.
Rr. @rcnIIp, G'ilbert Ceidlman, pbiIip
@tsr, Daniel Dit Mnria Ssnner @rrr9e
Suans, Wtarta ". Ruaus, e. 9icidcrt,
Icnes Ycnaclc, Hfubeu Hiitcr, @horIes
Nuthsr, 9icuben ShebIrr RarD Slnn
Shcner. e1ndrl Shcn
e. 81. ,JtcIpt@rp. y. WI.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
NEie man SRauten perti(0t.

Ia bel trcdeueu Sahradnecn i'm Sriih.
lino Die 9iauben jun9en Sbfbdumen icbr
eefibrlit ipercen, 70 mag es mand,en un'
icrn ecieru nhsIid, frin. wruu mir ihuen fol-
9enoes Wittcl mittbe(en, tpoourd, urau oe'
lelbcn pertiI9en fam. Wan nimmt ndmlldI
cine LANCE Stanqc, pcrmidclt oaS @noe oers
iclben nit Slad,s, eumpcn rcer ir9eno elmer
brsnnbaren Waterie, ftmiISt Sd,wrfcl nnc
Elm wenis Cheer uuo tauht bic Stan9e bins
Elm, IsBt Seusr oaran uno oaun 9ehc man
ourd, Den Saum9aaen uni. ftose SitIelbe in
bic Haubncfter. Gin fihler netlifcr Wcrs
gcn il am belfen taiu secignct.-Inr fchr
ftlten it eiue SBiccsrbcIun9 notbi9. Gin
speites W2ai serit6rt fat INNER bic leste
48urscl eicIes un9cSiefers.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
Sarrttolt GUARDS /!

Chr habt @uh in CONNER Uniform Cob
nc Sd,uariitfel III pcrfammcIn, anf Nrei'
taos, cen l9tcn Mai, prdciS UNI 8 llhr Scrs
miitaas, am Saule ron Somes 2rer'
Ter, in slIentcuu, nm oeni Battalion bets
sumchncn. Sin jebes Wit9Iico rrriche I'D,
nit i3 blinecu patroueu.
sIuf SefcM ecs @dpttains.
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Meai 8. no2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
SraclsOintpeibung.

Cine Srsel fol- aMf ben uten II. l2ten ndh'
ifen Suni (pEnsRtaaen) in Der Sd,pam'
mer Seird,e, in Sber @iIforb 2ann'
Sd,ir, eed,a @auntp, etne Meile bon Spin'
uersfaun eiu9eweibt Derben.- .--eiebbaber ees
@eitesoienffcs Guo freunbfhdftlid, ein9eld'
een Der Seisrlitfeit beisnWobnen. Cine an'
saM fremoer Treoi9er tperocn beiiucbneH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08

tssunsli&. - I'm un9efabr
10 llbr, 9efern Mcr9eu, fast Der eiberaIe
8ecbad,irr pom 2ten DicIcs, crpIcbirte Der
8efTel all Der locomotive 'Sn9encer," nel'
dye gen6buIidb 9ebraudt wurcc nm eineu
3u8 nit Stciucn nad pchetauH su brin'
gen, uno t6btcte ocn Sneenicr Nrn. Q8iGliam
Raeci, uHb len Seuermann. @ini9e gIncc'
re rpuroen gsfibrlih beihdci9t. DaS I'm
9Iiid rrcienete I'D, ctpa cine Weilc oberbdlt
9eatiul uno fol- eaourd) entitnnoen leiu,
oas Hid,t binldu9Iid, Waher i'm Se6cl mar.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08

SiIde. - Na6 Dampfboot sItIontie
brad,te auf leiner lrsten Sabrt bon pooucah
nbcr 1000 friIdle Sifde, mebrentbeaS Ieten'
big, nad) eouispiue. sic ipuroen ale uabe
an Der Wtinoun9 oes Salsflufes gefan9cn :;
menn oas 70 fort9ebt NIT ben Stidlen BON
oprthcr, 70 peroeu Die eofcfofos mad, Der
udhffen YrdGocnteupaS tpcni9 mebr ftnoen,
gu meld,er 3ett fe Die 9ieilc oann untcrneb'
men miieen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08
SemOfratii6e @bis @rnennuns.
Shr @anaIs @omn,ieicuer
~ CT ~ { b D c . IN O + t b,
&rn liniru gattrtp.
NripGblerzSctt

SenatoriaL@ rw dbfer:
e. m. {. Me&ennan, bon Bafd)in9ton.
Scbn p. Sanberfcn, bon eebanon.
DiFritt.g rw d Bier:
l Scfepb o. @lartfcn lS Soenrp Sohnicn
Q Sobn %. BetbereG l4I. W. 8ibishaus
3 Saues WP. Dapis Is B. &oloer, fen.
Al. W. Duffelo I6 6. W. Siiher
5 Daniel .. Sitner II Y. %. curtin
6 Scibua DUNCAN l8 e. Ut. Oaoloion
z Scbu D. Stceie Is Solepb Wartel
8 Scbu eanois 20 Sohu sIGtfcn
8 3. &. Sd,mnder 81 U. W.. eeom!e
10 Sbarlss Sd,ueioer % Ridarb Srpine
n IEiIiam o.. SurleD % 9bcmas So. Oil
~ Sraneis 2pler "a 9. VI. pnrctanes
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-08

llu9eadtet bas mir einen rffeuen Winter
uno iebr peni9 Shnee baticn, fa9t Der ean'
CATER "9lmerifanrr" ocn lester Wod,e, 70
nareu bic sIueGd,ten elmer piclueriprefens
ben Beisen @rnce aiemaIs, felt unferm Ses
cenfen, belfer ale iIe jest in unferm @auutp
fInb.