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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

@Nashville, Tenn, has been the scene
of good many fires within the las. two or
three weeks. Two negro women have
been arrested for attempting to set fire to
houses, and have confessed their crime.--
The penalty j. death.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

GA lake steamer is being constructed
At Buffalo capable Of carrying 1000 passcn-
gers. No expense has been spared to
make her the most splcndid vessel ever
launched. Her cabins, il is said, are fairy
land realized!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
ILLINOIS.

So far as heard from, about fifty counties,
TAYLOR is 1000 ahead Of Cass and 5000
more than Clay had in the same counties.
II tho remaining fifty counties succeed in
giving Taylor 5000 majority over Cass,
he will carry tho "suckcr" State.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

ERRATA.-Several numerical errors &C.
Cured in our table Of full college Of cleo
toraI votes, as given last week in tho article
titled "PoiticaI Statistics" As it may be
reserved for reference the following are the
corrections :---Massschusetts IL, Rhode
Island 4, and Michigan 5.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

PREMIUM FOR SHADE TRIEs.-The Chi.
cago Horticultural Society have offered q
premium Of $50 in gold plate to the per-
son "who shall plant and bring forward in
the public streets, the best twenty shade
trees"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

INTERESTING STATIsTICs.-In the State
Of New York, il is estimated that there are
1890 preachers. 1000 doctors, 3, 800 law
yers, ID, 900 mechanics, 10000 manufac.
lures, 81 900 merchants, 49,, 900 farmers,
aud $500 taverns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

PRrzEs.-Mr. Forrest, the tragedian, re-
Gently offered several large prizes for the
best written plays. The frs. prize Of ST..
600 has been awarded to gentleman Of
New York. The second Of $1,000 to
Judge Conrad.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

GIVE have done nothing the past week
but TO spell out election returns, rejoice
and receive the congratulations Of our
wsrm-hearted Wing friends. Heaven bless
them oil, NJ We feel Of truth our country
under tho administration Of Old lack will
b Messed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
CLOTHING STORE.

We direct attention TO tho advertisement
Of Messrs. Power g. jordan 10 our columns
this week. Their stock embraces every
article ofappareI and will be sold lower
than ever purchased in this market.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

SKILL ~ ApvERTIslyG.--Now we pro.
pnsc showing in what M advertisement
that is best calculated To attract, should
excel. First, n man should he convinced
u the nccessi, and utility OF purchase,
AMI secondly, If tho quality Of the article
Offering, in which the huscr il most inter-
rsica. Many articles arc hnugh, only from
necessity Others Tor eniasmeni, rs luz
ury. For exnmplc--a nan who has plen-
" Of money, will Gns boot Or shoe TINT il
handsome and easy. TINT will wcnr out
quick, IN preference Ia ono TINT will Inst
longer and IL no, quite sn good looking.
In manner. this rule af action pervndes
all things. And here is general remark
that every iradesman should know,-the
more advertising there is ,loae in city,
the more sales will he effected, from tho
fact, that thousands arc ready To buy some
thing for their convenience md comfort,
bm, know not what it is ill they sec the
thing advertised in the papers. We repeat
that there is nothing in business line that
50 distinguishes business man as ingcnu-
i,y in adveItsng.--Commcrcidl.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

GA printing press is being construct
ed for the New York Tribune, which will
make from 1000 to 5000 Impressions per
hour, fly ito own sheets, work tho Tribune
double and cut the sheets Of itself % they
conc oil.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

The Geographic despatch Of Tuesday
evening added Maine to the foregoing. bu.
we think it can yet be placed with Illinois,
Wisconsin and perhaps Florida, as among
the doubtful.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

SAM PATcm OuTDoSE- 4 Diriag "Bcile".
A funny incident happened Yesterday on
the Lawrence cars. 4 substantial, whole.
some looking Irish lady, was so intent in
her gossip with friend in the cars. Just as
they were starting from Lawrence, that
she did not wake up 10 the reality until she
was making course for Boston at TWEEN
~ mile speed. The instant she perceived
this she rushed for the door. Conductor
Billings, Il very gallant man. nnd exceed
ing tender Of women kind, started to stnp
her. and arrived AT the platform just as the
frightened women made her leap. Luck.
ily the cars were upon the canal bridge
and ms she shot out, the speed oi the train
turned her over in the nea'est OF all p"s>-
bic somerseis, aud then down she went.
straight ms meal bag, bonnet first. into the
canal. The dive was beautiful. and MS she
arose, putting with fright, u board was
thrown to her, aud she soon found herself.
dripping like ia, naiad, upon dry land.
unframed, but good deal scared, ms well
she might be. Inst night she came up in
the cars. looking rs nice as sunilower.
aud calm rs n summer morning. Grea,
doubt has been expressed rs In the probable
result Of the tussle. had the gallant cnnduc-
tor succeeded in clasping her before The
leap was LomeN Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

PLAIN TRUTn PLAINLY SroKEN.--A
writer Of the present day says there never
was time since the completion ofthe pyr-
n,nids, when clnmor wns abroad, 40 now
for the right 70 work; and there never was
. generation. since the invention Of essy
chairs and gloves, TINT tried 80 hard 10
shirk il. People want 10 have their hands
employed, Ills true, but in climbing; not
in labor. Their endcavor is not to get
their living out Of the ground, but Of Que
another like snis ind spiders.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

IMPORTANT lNvENrIoNS.--M David Isl-
am. machinist Of ll.r,torl, Conn, has re-
Gently invented process by which cos,
iron can be converted, almos, Instantly, aud
with but slight labor, into steel. Twenty
minutes only is necessary to convert ton
of iron into steel of the best quality, pro-
cess ordinarily requiring from six to ten
DAYS. The inventor has been offered
$4,000 for the patent right Tor the Stntc
Of Pennsylvania alone. Articles manu-.
featured from steel thus prepared, have
been proved md found equal to those man.
niaciurcd from the best English steel. If
this invention is really whni il pnrpor,s to
he, il will DESTROY one great branch Of Eng
lish labor, and add much to The wealth Of
this country.
The Rev. Mr.. Pepper, n PRESBYTERIAN
clerg, man Of Albany. N. T.. has invented
q compound of clay, called ArsilIo, which
resembles in structure and appearance, tho
richest varicgaicd nga,es. Il is 10 be used
fur door knobs, pavements, table tops md
other ornamental articles. Il surpasscs in
briliancy any known variety of marble,
and is equally cheap. The Hartford Wing
speaks of it in the following terms: mo
one who has not seen il can form anv idea
Of its beauty nnd iiimitablc variety Of cnl-
or. II is 20 hard rs to resist any scrntcl,
except that Of crystal or diamond. Al
ready Mr.. Calhoun has introduced in the
Senate n resolution, which passed Instant
~, 10 the effect that oil the noors OF tho
public Offices in the Capital should be made
ofthis beautiful material. Sl,000.OOO hes
been offered for the entire patent" ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
SOMETHING RICH.

A rich scene reccG,ly occurred ut the
lie Claire House ut the expense OF our
neighbor over the way, which, ~ it will
have no bearing upon the Presidential! cleo.
ton, we will relate. During Court week.
when the table OF the worthy landlord OF
the LIE Claire was throngcd, our co,cmpo-
rary 10 conversation with n friend upon
politics, with that depth Of wisdom for
which he is SO remarkable, perceived indi-
cations Of n heavy Cass maj GRITTY among
those present, md Immediately proposed
that a vote be taken. Willing to obIige,
the crowd assen,ed and at the word, tall
those in favor of Taylor will rse," all bu,
seven rose up. When the same reques,
was made for Cass sir magnanim ously
arose, including the editor. At the name
of Van Buren,. that he might not be entire
ly iriendless, one man arose to his feet.
Our informant did not say, but we presume
when our worthy contemporary got upon his
feet he took the opportunity 10 escape.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

Since the issue ot our last Extra, we
have received the following gratifying
news. The official result will of course
vary the returns some, but not sufficiently
in any ono State 10 change its electoral
votes from the Candidate 10 whom they
are here assigned.
NEW YORK.
81 counties give Taylor minority Of
$4,000!
PENNSYLVANIA.
As counties show gain for Taylor over
Johnson Of $3.50! lis ma jori.y in the
State will be about 10000!
ONO.
Cass' majority nbom 10000!
VIRGINIA.
In 81 counties Tay lor has gained 1000
over the vote OF IA. The State is conce-
ded to Cass.
TENNESSEE.
In % counties Tal lor has gained 1888
over election Of ~. His majority will
not be much shor, Of 5000.
n. CAROLINA.
81 counties show Wing gain Of $500.
State gone Tor Taylor.
S. CAROLINA.
The Legislature has given the State to
Cass by a large vote.
GEORGIA.
Wing gain in 30 counties nearly 1000.
Stale gone tor Taylor.
LOUISIANA.
N. Orleans gives Taylor n majority of
1901. Returns from country show Wing
gains. Locoiocos give up the State.
MICHIGAN.
Cass' minority will bc about COCO. De-
,roit, Cass' own city gave him the over
wheIming majority Of 100! Wing Con-
gresham gained.
In IL counties Tay or's gain over the
vote Of '4I-l27i. The State is conceded
to Cass by considerable minority.
ILLINOIS.
In 1914 Folks majority over Clay in
this State was l2,sl9. There are 90
counties in the State. In the 81 counties
heard from the nett Wing gain is 5.ls6!
This leaves 1868 to be gained in the re-
naming Is counties, still we concedc the
State to Cass, although his majority will
be comparatively very small.
NEW JERSEY.
This State has gone for Taylor. The
majority is not mentioned.
MAINE
l3l towns show Wing gain Of 1920
over The vote Of September.
MISSISSIPPI.
6 counties give Taylor gain Of 053.-
The State has doubtless gone for Cass.
MASSACHUSETTS.
2s2 towns indicate no choice by the peo-
pie.
n. HAMPSHIRE.
No choice BY the people.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee has given Taylor majority
Of 1S0. The State has in all probability
gone Tor Cass.
IOWA.
!, is generally conceded ,ha, Iowa Inns
gone for Cass. The majority will MT be
large. It will be abou, The last State 10
the Union from which we will he ub!e to
obtain authentic returns.
According to our 'elcgraphic despatch Of
Yesterday morning, the Philadelphia papers
give Taylor 100 electoral votes! By n
passenger on the Uncle Toby last evening.
we learn tina, by the dispatches received at
Galena Saturday evening, TayIor had re-
ceived l63 electoral votes, rs follows, n.
York 36, PENNSYLVANIA 20, Tennessee -.
Kentucky Il, Massachusetts IL. N. Caro-
linn II, Georgia 10, Maryland s, N. jersey
I, Louisiana q, Connecticut 9, Vermont q.
K. Island 4, Delaware ). Florida >, Total
l63! Necessary 10 n choice l46. Bring
out that big gun!
The Falcon this morning brings nothing
later than the above, but n ST. Louis Union
Of Wednesday evening authenticntcs il.
NOMENCLATURE or FRuIrs "A Convcn-
s;n,, nf E,,,t G.ouor, .or.......:- IL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
From the NO. Republican.
TEE.EGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Al ICA.

Corn firm Decline in Wheat - ommuta-
ton Of the Punishment Of O'Brien and
othrs-F Further disturbances in Prus-
sia
NEw York, Nov. 8.
Tho fine steamer America arrived las,
night Mt IL o'clock from Liverpool, bringing
dates seven days later from Europe.
The sentence Of O'Brien, Measher,
McManus and O'Donol,uc, has been com
muted to transportation for life. In reply
to tho sentence, Mengher and McManus
spoke with the cloqnence Of Emmett.
FRANCE
Is tranquil. The election OF President
is fixed to take place on the Goth of Deem
her.
The Cavnignac Ministry has met with a
signal defeat on an amendment To The Con
sli,u,ion, TO delay the election Of Pres
idcut.
AUSTRIA.
There is nothing new from Austria. Vi
emma was surrounded on all sides, but moth.
ing new had occurred.
IRELAND.
Dufl.'s trial had been brought to con-
clusipn, but no verde, was rendered.
The country presented II deplorablc pic.
ture, growing out Of the failure Of the po-
taio crop.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
.s'oosey. goosey. gander
Where dosi thou wander.

As they crossed the slough of soft mud
between this place and The island, the sport
must have been immensely exciting
Their most Interesting achievements re-
main buried in mystery and mud. MS the
torches went out, and the en'crprising par
~ sought The steam hont by routes I'M
known 10 the "oldcst Inhabitants" This
attempt nj sport was marked by more des.
peration than anr thing ot the kind we
ever before ncssed.-caro Dclia.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

GoosE CHAsE.-A torch-light procession
started ont the other night from ono Of our
laid up steamers, with blnnderbusses, &c.
to kill wild geese. and headed by the cap.
tain and clerk whose weapons gl,lered in
tho mrd glare Of burning pine. Ms they
sang TO each other the popular refrain of
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16
PRUSSIA.

Disturbances took place at Berlin on the
Eth, which resulted in considerable loss OF
lie. II was caused by the mechanics
breaking up the machinery.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

liz GOES roe FREE Soil We'll, what need the
likes Of you trouble yourself abou, free soil
why you don't expect 70 90 TO Caforny do you
land if you did you'd wan, us many niggers to
wait on you rs any body-l've bin your slave
long enough to know that. Free Soil indeed
you'll never have any free Soil till you get \
place TO lay your poor old bones.-Hcay Jones'
Erening Leciures
There is much truth in the above ex.
tract, although conveyed in homely phrase,
and the man who wrote il, in the language
OF Judge HaIiburton's Sam Slick, under
stood ''human natur." One of the mos,
rational ubolitionists with whom VIC ever
became acquainted, treated his wife worse
than the minority Of female slaves arc used
in the South. True, this is but a single
illustration, but ten TO one, il will hold
good nine times in the dozen. Misery is
always mngnficd by distance, hence We
frequently neglect our own families for
those Of others, and the suffering Of our
own country for tho wretchedness Of other
countries. We would not incuIcnte selfish.
ness, but on the contrary tho belief that
that bencvolencc which is too difiusc nc.
complishcs less than when centercd upon
some known object, while n, the same time
i. is liable to fail entirely Of its legitimate
intention.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-11-16

ALFRED SANDERS EDITOR.
DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER l6, 1913.


The returns which we publish to-day
from our extra Of Monday morning, and
confirmed by ,elegraphic dispatch Of
Tuesday evening, settles tho question Of
the Presidency. The following States
haze uona Coz Tavlor.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
g tor 81:

2tm ttetm Samitaa in Gatafauqua. Sarah Cat:
tin bss 6trrn gSr. Gramp, in einsm alter rcn uu9s
fdbr 45 Sobrcn.
aim Srsitas hcn 2l1in SuG, in ,6Srrfre SounThin
Bcrts 0ounhn, nab cinsn 5tS0i9tn Gronfsna9tr, an
Der 9lubr, Il br NJ, Gin bcfnun9srclIsr Srbn pcn
Scbn uno epoia @tbman, I'M 5tin eCbensatrs,
e6tnfauS eoItt6t om 26ittn Suli, on Oct 9aubr,
na:b cinsm l5td9i9tn 6ranttnlo9tr s ~ elm onoe;
ret brlfnn9spruer SCbu pcu Scbn unp eplia gsbmau
i'm 1ii;n ecbeusiabre.
GGsnflGs fallbt, nab cinrm tan9tn eiiotn, an 1l:
tirslbnds, uno enem pibsn 8cin, absr in esr ftttn
bcfnun9 cines bsirn esbens, am 9Ncnta9 ben 3lIien
Sui, @ater SO hanncs Geb an, tn, IN Dem be-:
ben 2tttcr Yen n Sabr, 2 S1icnat uuo Sag, Der
@srlcr6Sns par 35 Sabrrn prtoi9er Der 9Rtncnittsn
Gtsmciucs in SttrsNMlfrrb Saunfhip, ertba Gauntp.
Nm earouffcl9cnoeu MitIrpch, Den 2kn Nu9uif, wmos
fine cntlitltt puut tti cnem abreitcn esbsn9sfrl9t
bem Sbccs bcr fdEln Grre dbrseben rrc6ci rit pcr.
ren Gtsnmer un0 Sttib crtautiths 8socn bitsrL uno
gpar eeetsrcr i'm @erlamnlun9Ss bouT, dter Die rrn
Dem @erlicrtentn ftblt 0crpaNttu Sctt5 9Rcrte: 81
II, y. Is. "Stb abtr plu fhauen ocin lnte in Ges
rtbti9tit ib pu iait ip:reen, mann ib eripatbs nab
bcincn 8itoc.
OETOr "ei6trats S3tctodttr" in &taoiuo. uno her
"Slcr9enittru" in Drrtistaun p,rocn bsfbit criubt
Die rbi9s Sroutrfaas in ibre rrptttips Ylanr ouf,us
nebmtl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
2Srt9abes nfptftUrs9lmt.
slu bic Gr,pdblcr Der etcn Sriaaoc, stcn
Sipilipu ~. I1, h

Srslmts uuo 9oGtirtotIn !-Ourd eit 2(H1nnts-
run9 elmer 9rrfcn Nuiobl msinsr Srtlnosn ,iuo sRt:
fdcatsn, bin ib nhIib tiwc9tn pcrrsu mtiucn NOmtn
hriuacbtn, olS Gin Gunfieot idr ros Srsoocnptttcr
amt bSi Ger pathittn SliltIruabl- ib oas
Slid babtn cine Iltbrhsit cuSrtr Gmmen ;u ebattcu,
P wsroe b nidt oIsn oanttar fin, cnocrn pcrIprshen
rae iIb fic Yftitptn oes Imtes nit 5rsuc uno pdnt:
fhttt ousibcn ptrbe ;-cr ipiro auh biz Sffi;itrtn
pduttlitb atbs;ahln rbus 8Gdhalt uno pito nit un.
ter oen 9dnftn it9sn, uno uadDber tic Groulitn pd:
hen uup tic9cu Iafeu ndfT.-uneim in SAL eIucs &tit.
ets miro Gtutrol GiuQer tbun pis Gin Q1alhiuetcn
that, uno isns austSnebe g,atbi wirb fith teinneu,
ebss bsn Descu ssbt ss9n Gin @ct has mitfclhsn Of.
gisrcn YGrfeben III. -SS iIltam 01inaer.
gicros02bsitboH, aug. Z. ~ na1m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07

Gin Ga ff.-am uotIreten Sonntas
Rabmittag fam cine frenoe gSeibsperfon
an oaS @altbaus vcn Sonas Ger d, in
Stodertomn, Southampton Gauntp, uno
ba Serr esreb uno 1ein gSeib obwelcnc ma
ren, rIutte fie esret'S SamiIie ibr &inb Su
tcGaltsn, bic fie eini9e Gff6dfte bel tSerrn
Searle perribtet bdtte, mcIde 8itte ibr 9e'
wdbrt murbe-aber Die bartbeSi9e Nluttr
fam niht mieer-Iie mmoe uerfcI9t aber
fonute nidt aefuneen werben.- (Sem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
NrDfaGetl.CafiOae
GpeelaI Court.

@raft tireS 8tfebts an Mid gerichtet. er
Oa 9anaen pcn ecm Wreliemt Gibter unit
Den 9cbuIf5 9iithtern eerpafhieeenenGcur
ten pcn 9e6a @auntp, miro biemit Nad
ritbt 9c9sbeu an Die Sriebsn5ritter. @Onfia
BEL Surcrs, 3cu9en une ale oneern bethel
liaten petfcncn, ea6 cine SpeeaI @curt pcr
Over uno 3erminer, @eueraI Sieuus, uni
@aiien9eritt, onberaumt uno 9ebalten mer'
Den fol-, anfan0eno auf
MpntngS cen fsteu September
ndtbfiens. um 10 llbr 8ermittoaS, i'm Court.
baufe in Der Staet 2usntaun. in uno flu
bcfo9tes GauntD. welde bwei Wo den eau
ern fou, wenn notbmeneia.
GS 1T @ub eober tiemit astoten an ic.
uem Sage 9r9cupdrtia su Isin. nit gurer
Gotls, Reeo,os. Snquintions. tinterfuhun.
aen, unb allen anoern G,inneruuasn, fplbeS
Su rollbrinscn. mas gurrn Qemtan Sufdu'
ausSuuben; uuo e16 aQe bieienigeu, meltht
ourh 8cecgni;onScn uerbunen limb 9eaen
@tfan9ene ~ preffquiren, weId,s jeet ocel
cannim @efdnanis oes befa9ten eetho Gauu
~ fein me9en, 9r9enwdrti9. fein icnen, I'm
ju ptcisquiren wie cs rccbt 1T.
Gctt rbaltc bic ORsputtitl5
Gtarfes 9brie, Sberif.
ShHiiTs antiube,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
NeCprber29lmt.

Sln bic freicn nn6 uuabb6noieen WripGbs
Icr pom 2eeba SanIItp.
SD, Der rntsrseibnete, biete mid bis,
nit aIs Elm Ganoioat fur oaS
Iecprb c r.Sf nj
pcu 9cha @duntp, bel Der fommrnoen St
tobn lBabl an, uno biue ebrerbieti9f um
euerc Stimmsn. SIM Sau mciner Grndb'
luno, ,peree lib nib ftetS bemhben, bic
WHidten efs 1mtrs nit Sreue uno phnft'
Iidbfsit Su psrmaIten-uno eure untsrlius:
unq oanfbaf anerfcnnen. N
9rter0Be eica,
Guentaun, Iue. Z. nqb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07

~8ci Ger miIitdrifden 9Bobl am
19en Siefes. fcu ebenfdas fur bas Ste frst
milli9e &e9iment Gin Sieutsnant@ 81 10.
mel ewdblt wertm.- I'm 0aule pon Sen.
~ 2eb, in Iuentaun, uuo am .Saufe ucn
II Gene, in @ci6pOrt. wuo fur gem eIcstsn
Sffi,ier oeitimmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
9lrbrit III Sleichfhnn,

lferbau ilt ba5 Sunpament pe5 &cit.
tbums. Oas Wleer Isiifst fsinen Sribut,
aber he Groe bietet brm Slsi6e rritbes Bei,
trd9c in unrneliher 8erfdieenbcit @elo
III nitt 8tidttum. @eIo be9ebrt man,
neil es BE Itbcit beberftbt; aber mas MIR.
&c e5 uns nhBen, weun Gle 2rbcit uidt I'M
ter feiner 8o!md6i9fsit funoe 2 QGaS wiu,
De eS frcnlmrn olle Reihtbumer pCn NotOil
Su beieen, meun mir nibt bic GrSsugnlIe
eeS Ndcrbaues erIon9en fpnutrn 99as III
eS oneerS aIs bic prccuPte ess 2lderbaue5,
wcnab Ger Sabritant lirebt? ? g8as in cs
aaeers, ea5 bic Sarfcn Der &aufTeute be
fraditst, weltbe Den Ocean ia allen &ihmn'
gen ourblbneioen uuo atle SecbdfCn belle,
ben, oIs bic GrjeueniBe oes Q6crbaueS? p
GuS mas font teStebt bic &e9ierun9 ibrc
Hepenuen. alS aus Dem QGerbau? aus mas
anesrs beItebt Der &sibtbum birfes 9anoes
aIs aus 8aumwOue, 3uder, 50anf Gris
Sabad, WaiSen uno aneeres @etreioe, fo.
ME SIeifb uno NoIle. N6erbau III Der
Sdopfer ces Gei6tbums; ober Der &ouf
mann, Sanewerfer, Matrcie. bic petfhie
bsncn Gunliler uno SanoeI5Ieute perridten
aud ibren She'll in Der Mcrtbmahune Die
fer GrSsu9nife. gBie Der Shbrer SlrosIs
ftIiat Der Qferbou aufem ScIs,-tie @aI
fer fieBen. unc bunsernoe Naticnrn fino
getabt. Gr perfor9t. er filttsrt sr rrquidt
Qae. Der Q6crbau III eas bertftenoe Sn'
tereiTe tes eanbes. init Gem fein onoas
@eltintsrshe Suwetteiferm i'm Stanes lit.
Sie SSbigS in Se,uegung : Die
@bi9SUon pennfpIpanien iino iu8swssune
uno pOultinbis Oroaniiirt. Die Hefsno.
tcn osS @cupcrn6rs bat Ger pcIitif neue
Srisbfraft ocasbcn. Gin @bi9 9ouuern6r
lolte bel Der ndhiisn@abI ermdbIt mereen :
er Fam uno mus rmdbIt psrben-menn
Sebsr feline SbuIcieffit tbut Die Mbigs
werben fb yum Bspeife ibres @ntbuiias,
mus in Maffen. SsrfammIunssu. usrsinen.
Die etsi eriien eroeen 8erfammIunssn, i'm
6ttlihsn Sbeile nes Staates iinb tereits Be
fiimmt uno aeboItsn mOrbsn mie fcIet (:
Die erfe IN Gaiicn, am psf. Suli Die 2r
in eaneoiier. am 81. 1usuit uno in eiba
nen ain a. Nusuit. -(Secb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
NecOrcers0 s0Attcib0t. !.
2In tit GrmaEttr rcn eslta GdiuiN

IN ttt UtNlVIIt EcII SslIN VutlItlh
llntsrssibnstsr ii Su oem Sdtu6 9efrm
men ftb ben Stimmacber piefes @aunlics
ais unubbdn9iser Ganricat fur eas
9Sccproer 2lmt,
bsi Ger nddicn @abl anSubicten. gsbC'
rcu uno erSc9eu unter @uh, uno Die lleber'
seusuns futIeno, oue erforoerihe Sdbi9fei'
ten fur befa9te Steae 81 babsn. ealf i'd Die
llntaiiieun9 meinsr Mlitbhrser erwortsn.
SOlts ib erwdbIt werbcn, 70 weree i'd Die
Whihten hes Imtes pilnfltid IL. nit Sreue,
70 wis ss baS 9efre erfcrcert, aushbsn.
SamcS Mf. 9SilIcn.
0aentaun, Qua. Z. nqbgS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-07
Matsciac.

ga burd bas usuIidhe Sfuer olIr 40 nm:
FERN @tobIifsmert 9rbcrente Behring'S
SommIuussn Ssrfiort ,puiten, uno tieftitc
in elmer Drudrsi bsinobs ridt Su fnttttrtu
iino. 70 wiuftbt lluisDsidneter weuiafftns
einiee 9abrsdn9e. Obsr aud 70 rislc als sr
vcn ttm "potriot'' stboIien fam, gu fau,
fen, wcfiir er ipilIen5 in ben pUasn @erib
Su bsScblsn.- Srlds bic eitfsIbe i'm 9efig
babeu wilern rcbftDun fesffib dnsuiptr.
tFtn Nentsn gntb,