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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
gen gaplor se9en bic greiwilli9en.

Gs fann nidbt 9eldu9net tperben, baB Sen.
:SaYlcr ftd INNER sesen bic Treitpitisen
anssefprcdsm bat. uab namentlih sesen bic
oentihen une triid,en GretmilIisen. suBer>
benz, bae er BON itnen aesp0bnlid nur in ben
serb0bnenbifen ausbrdden fprad,. fd,rieb er
fc9ar e.sen Brief an bas &siessbepartement,
spcrin unter anbetn Stellen bic uorfommt :
..Senten gle mir nur feline fren,be Treitpil.
Itae mebr." llnbanfbdrfeit 1T 9ewobnlid,
Der Iaaesbefebt. Diejens9en, bic bem Gen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
StaDtz zSaren.

Staotz1agen.
Nadrlbl tpiro biermit seecben, bag tet
Staotrath BON Canton einr Iare BON 1C
Gents auf 1eces 100 Dollars @ioentbum
fur oas Jabr l848 sum Beiten Der @crpo
rattcn 6ele9t bat, unb oae i'd, in DEN gebau
lun9en Der Sariabler beiaster Staot auru
fen tperoe, um oiele 9Iufage 5u ecaectiren
uno 5trar tpte fclst;
1. ii. 2. Waro: WIttmph B. %. sIua..
g. u. 4. Waro; 1cnnerifas b. "a. 9lua.
9ln9. L., lS4S.
S6ntb penpYer.
GtdotmarIhcQ.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

lB i d tt9e Suf ft6 FUN 9.-Die @es
lhdftsoerbtnoun9, tpelhe bts habin StpiIben
ben Observation-Disclosures unter Dem 0lamen
Der ugSbi9s partbet'' beitanc> 1T NIT 9e9cnleis
tiger gtumllli9ung auf9elDit; Der @elh6fts>
ltod, neblt 3ubebSr, lit auf bic ,,Jattos'
uber9etra9en ,pcroen, tpelfe oas @elhdft
auf Ole aIte Wetle unter tbren neuen Sirmen
fcrtf1hren fperosn. gu oertaufen 1T, um bas
9elhaft abSulhlie6eu, etne srcBe slufla9e
bon ,,Sormin's GebeL' fir ben mericant>
lhen &rie9 beitimmt, aber audi bier braud)s
bar als 9utes padpapier. gbenfalls Der leste
Srlef bon jQenrD elaD, NIT leiner @lntpillt:
guns, als YraGoentfhaftss @onoioat laufen
su ppllen; mebre &iiten ooI Wbi9, pams
pblet5 ein 9rc6er 8crrath bon ,,@laY eies
eerbuhern' uno Elm Got bon ,,9>artbelsWas
lhenerte,' ieeceh beoeuteno abgenust. Wenn
oieles Slaes nidt unter Ger Soano pertaufl
peroen faun, 70 miro es in Dfentiifer slut
tlcn am Z. Nroember AT ben Nodltbietenccr
perfauft peroen.
Daniel Gccnfelo, Milmct prooiic,
Yet. Sd,usscl, 0artforb Gcnoenticn.
philadelphia, Stunt 8, l948. (9t. 8. Ge9)
Die Winnetose Snoianer, Die unlere 9es
eieruna wcitlih pom Mldti1ippi nad Dem
linen bort anaemleieneneanoitrih at lhiden
bemi,ht 1T wsiQeru ild unbebin9t bcrtbn Sll
eebsn. Gad, ben lesten bier einaetrcfenen
8erid,teu campirten ile auf Der 9SabaIham
proiric, uup es eiBt, caB itnen Wabaitam
eiuen 9tell 1eines eauces periprad, wenu
Ge orrt beben mouen. Seit jener 3elt
reioeru fle llh su eehen, unc bic Sereiris
teu Stoaten Gruppen in jener @eseno lhei
men prutcmmcn unfdAis su ieYn tbrer Nsr'
at tperoen. CieSnbioner tDoteten alles Gino
pieh, eo6 III ihrer unc sur Subftltens Del
Grappeu belfimmt mar, fursun,, fle ihe'ner
Die unumIdrdntteu 0erren jener 8esenb 81
lfenr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
Gin 0rpeer 1tmteridbieb.-Sh ,prll

Sin 0rOeer lt'terlebteo,-St 'prIl'
te lieber meiu 8atsrlano eurd,Sunssrsnctb,
Griee uno psltrlenl kemseluht iehen ale
eae Elm mili.driIherS Ssduptlin9 ,umprdGcent
ermatlt meree, iaste einit Der 9rcee 8Soerals
VHbiq NenrY @lay, uno Die san;e Bti)Tars
then betete cies nad,, CUR 3eit ais @en. Sod'
fcn bon BEN Demcfrateu ,ump dFoentitaffs
@aue,caten aufseltellt mar. Nnn aber
fhrep't cieie ndmlit,e gShis partbeD fir es
neu etemals 70 9eflirhteten mllltir'lben
oauptlius, fir Sen. Toplcr, Der aber weiter
nid,ts 1T ols Elm milltdriid,er HduptlinS, ins
benz er lit ,einem sansen eeten fein bitr6er'
Iid,es slmt beflsiette unt, rie er ielblt IN
eiuem feiner Sriefe seReht, lit 40 Sabren
niht einmal sefimmt bat.
gDit mar es nit Sadicn uno tpie 1T es
nit eas uno ButerS Sie waren uhe ll'o
nid,t attein quite Scnerdte, bic nnfere tartern
Soloateu i'm &ries sesen ben Teiuo tabrten
icnbern audi sroBe Staat5mdnner, o'e' 10
balc Der 8ries pcriiber, Gt in's prioat Fe'
teu ,uri,f scseu unb vrn ibren Wsltbnr9srl'
in ben @cnsres uno Staats9eIet9ebunsen
qewdblt purccn. Taptcr aber blieb immer
in Der Arree uuo trieb bas Scloaten Soatto>
.perf, obue I'D Inn Staotsioden sn bstl'm>
merit. @as 1T Solcat nao Stoatsmonn
,uateid, GaYlcr ater BIOS Scloat 81 fam
o(Io BEN 9olf m6t fdwer fallen Elm auss
..,oM 80 trsffeu, (R. Abl
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

aa9lor Huhm unb @bre crfchten buben,
onrd, o'e er oatin gelteat 1T, wc er iest ltebt,
1am'Id' el1er Der erlten 8eloberren Der Ser.
Staaten Sn ieln, waren fir ibn INNER Elm
@e9enltan6 oes Na(f's, uno nie fcunte er flc
leIren. Sdaoe, oa6 cr bieIc S,erten CUR
9Sabl brnudt. Sle Te,oen lbm ein menio
mebr e 'rtdtihen 0etcu. (@erm)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
Sefanntma6unaen.

Sdhit ptdtt9 fir beutIhe @inpancerer
Sct u ubclpb. b.8arrisur, Nc. Sor,
e'ep ct [Atfcr Nru'c], Neu.Dcrt, 1T srItbicncn
Ger JeoroamertfaniIde 2auotpirtb.
Gin 9anrtub fur
sInfeeler in ren gereinisten Staaten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

S,err 9teoafteur - @mpfehlen sic ben
Gemcfraten otefes Ciltritts Or. Nerrs
mann Sttbger aIs Ganeibat fir Gcus
9reB, Der gntlhetonn9 Der urwatlen unters
wcrfen. Giele Dempfraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

Sr. sampet Don Ohio elm Dstssat Der
f6ceraIifiibe Rirhrnbrenner @cnoenticn IN
Yhilabelpbia (Haticual Sdlahter S,aus)
f1at: ,,es roar ba n,ebr oas 3eiden
uno Setrasen eines Mobe, ais cine itd9 tfs
rothenbe 8eridmmluna.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

T6beraIiiti1de ittsfeit. -
Die Toes wioerfesten lid, oem &ries nnr
ernenuen einen generat, fts prrtbeicisen
eas Wilmpt prcSiio unc MAIDEN einenSrias
penbalter su ibrem prdNosnts @ancicat.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
s 4 n D / D dten

Nr. Necafteur ! - gmpfehlsn sic aefdlz
lIN't Sctn e1rwra Giq. bon WaYuc So. ais
Sonolcat fnr @onareB. - Ger Gnttheiouno
Der urmatlsn untermcrfen.
0lele Temcfrateu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

Scerr Hecafteur - gmpfebEen Sie eefdls
lt9ft Senj amin S. eeiter, @Iq,
ais @ancirat fir Heprdi ientant, Der Gnts
id)etpun9 Der llrtpablen unterwcrfen.
Biele De pfrdter.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

Sor. 9iebafteur t. @mpeeblen Sic eefdls
liait S,rn. . apio G. Sarter bon W1al,
Nllcu als @anoicat fir @cuereB. Der Gut>
fhelcuu9 Der urnablen untermcrfen.
Siele Oemcfraten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
6. Oan;iasr

S|r5t QSunoar5t lt1to 9eburtsbe[fer,
Gmpfeblt fetne Utenite als praftiIber 9lrst
Dem 9eehrten publitum bieTser Stabt uno
llm9e9eno.
SfFte Gte Der stpeiten nnc nSrcIifen
WtorttltroBe, Srn. 8ecr9e Geuble's lbr>
maherei 9eeeniiber. @ontcu, ohio.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE NOTHERN OHIO
MEDICAL g. SCIENTIFIC
EXAMINER.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
A. w. OLIVER, MD. g. J. GILMAN. MD,
IN CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

Nr. Meoaftenr; 8unSi9en Sie eefdGiait
Scrn. s.. s. Tct thuaoel ais @anoioat
fir slucitcr an. Der @utlheiounq Der l!rz
mabl untermprfcn. 8iele Demofroten.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

9tcue SDunte feit BilIs.-
SaneusfD SitD ganf, 3 Collars Counter.
felt Bills, 9e5eidnct bon W. B 8etbeweG,
@afb.-1B. Iownleno, prdftc. Die uuter,
it,rift ees @aibiers 1T itbr gut auseefnbrt
allein Die 9raYirun9 1T 9rcb uue cas 91ap;er
acltlit. Gurt, elne Sadc f61ucn Ge inoee
letht eutrsft werccn Die QScrte ,Ghree
CrIare," III Ger 9icte iluo in einflten
ihwaSen Suhitateu, onitatt wciecn out
ihmarSem 8runee, ltm9cben nit eiuem
&ranSe, tpie i'll ben idten. - Sum lei @ct
cem armen Gclft 9ndoio, ia 0ic:eufild,er
Ntprn lcNar Sbrc Hantnrten no,tmnd,eu !
jeeer nlmmt ia jett 9tctcn rhne Ge erit Il.
unterIltd'en. Sebt bci6t es ,aufgcpa6t p
(@erht.)
8boeralteituusen f19cn @;n. 3ad, Sap
Tor tit Der (>elo bon BEN Sd,lat,teu bel palp
slltc, Getaca DC Ia Yalma, Mputercy uno
Sueua Oiita.
Oas 1T wabr, uno ,per hats ncd eeldl1as
net s-9tiemauo. -9luh pas 1T tpabr.
uGr lsbt 9egeuwdrti9 ouf leinem 9anc9ute
81 Baton 0tcu9e."
User bat ctpa5 o19t9er !? Tub mas tbut
er bort g @r befehIi9t feline @clcnne Stlas
pen user nil tbm bas mebren
ugr 1T Der prdiIoeutz z@anoioat Der Bbigs
Yartbel."
Oas lit nidlt wabr. Nie f6ocralilttIte
Tlrrt)cnbrtnners @rnpeuticu bat ia ourd) Die
@rnennttn9 ihre5 Sflaoenhaltcrs (@eneral
GaDLcr) o18 Sberhaupt Der ySbi3sYarthei
NenrD @lap, lamut Ger BtiszVartbeJ ilter
Scro GspnTfen, nNe mas nrd) init benz Qeben
oancn 9ctcntnen 1T, oertrirft cas uatipiltilhe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pon SaDlcr.
Die fDceroliltllheu Wdtter iaaen, @encral
SaDlcr let Elm NSbi9, uuo er lelblt Iaet es.
Das 9lauben oHe Cemctraten, uno baber
fam t.tuer filr i'm ittmmen.
Gcu SaDlrr nno ale Sbberaliten Ia9en,
oaB er (8en. IaYlrr) fein partbeisprdGoent
leln tpoue, icnbern ein 9rlts: prdGoeNt.
Nte reimt I'D, cas gr bat ia bic Grnens
nun9 ais prdllrents @anoicat Der S6ccralis
lfens nbrsnner<@cnpfnticn su peroaus
fen, uno bat lle AUDI an9enclnmen. Ser 9a>
tlclsmus 1T naf ZEN oemcfrat. Neinun9rn
uno @runeidsen bod nur neiter nidts ais
Elm 9lusnurf uno 9lblhaum bes gclfes.
QSie ioa man nun Die cbi9e 9lusiprafe res
8en. 2aylcr, vfein parthei prdiIoent su
letn,' nennen? @ebumbu9t cber 9elrgen ?
Gins BON beicen, ODER beioes Su9leid,. lSais
fer fann bod niht Su 9leiher 3eit audi Sel
leln! C@entre oeuctrat 8erihter.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

ScfaleInttdbnten, S454l2 2S
aus Sgaben.
saeot SepIihssf, 94asmsifttr. Or. 9m
ourm Slnor9ebalt, 1895 30 @
- Streibmateridlien. 246 * n
Megentfhdbtannaen, 6S IN n
- Sfcften fur Babnfln,
ttae, 4141An
Observation-Disclosures. 5000 81 n
- Jailanssaben u.She.
tiffssetalt, all % o
- NrmenausIaaen, 1867 "a q
@cnitabteseebalt, 140 $50
- 6fentltde @ebdube II.
Neparaturen, 2o67 os q
- Srtebensrihter,Rc
tit Staatsprc,efen, $40 81 O
Otuaeraroetten, S69 81 O
Auo"ore9etalf- 1853 coo
- - SdreiberaebaIt. 237 81 n
- GrtrasDuplicate
fir 1917 IS coo
Yof9elc, 33l D
Msccroin9 fir Gaunty, l ss o
- YSe9dusaaben> 2li75 q
- 2eusetaebnbren, Sic AZ q
- SemmifitcndrenseboI!, 172 90 O
Snselber9ebalt, 62 So
- Surpsebnbren, 67S 81 O
@eblausaaben, iii so q
- 9ehilfsrihtersebalt, 1856 90 O
- Staatscnwattsebatt, 800 90 O
- Sdulsdbluusen, 50 SO O
ShulprIfun9em, so q
- Seueruns fiir Gauntp, 122 Sc O
- fir pumpet lit Canton, Is coo
8erfcta Der SluhtIinse, 5000
Sdnpffnn1ne u. Sntes
refen b. lleber}huE>
etnflufteanleiben, 1853 90 q
- Dtsecntc an itn9ang.
barren @elcern, Q 26 O
-. Sodro D. Nns9leihurg, 40 90
- scrcnersaebalt, 20 81 @
- ueberfhuB @infunfts
fonb. @cmmiGdrens
sebiltren, 40 80 @
- Shulfonb. l3OS9 IS q
- Saunfhipfcnt, 1864 20 s
&ahnl@tpwe9tono, 5446 O4 o
2ctalaussaben, q 3s243 % O
SalanSbetrag, 7l68 80 2
s454l2 20 2
SD befdeiniee biermit, bog bas Sbiae
Elm rid,ti9er Befiht Der @;nnabmen unb
9lus9oben BON Start Gauntp fur eaS ana
81. Wat 1S44 9eenbete Sabr it,
gSm. s.. 8urte, subitcr.
Sum- 1, 1S4S.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

Scrrr 8eootteur - &mpfebten Sie gSm.
3. Surte als @ouoioat fir @iebererpdb>
lung ols Nuoitcr; Der @ntlheieuns Der
llrnabl unterwcrfen.
Die Oe cfratte,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

itber @innobmcn uno Nus oote - ron
Start @cuntD fir bas am 81. gPoi 1913
eneenoe Sabr.
gtnnab men.
Satot SerltnSet, S6aemetfttr. Or g. IN.
ouanS pom l. Sunt lS47, 2522 3s O
SOlleetirt BON Duplicaten le47:
Sur eauntDs Shuls slrmen,
8rlfen' 0fenn. @eb6ube,
Wea. une Ifp.s1area, 10000 s41
Sd,ultauss1aren, loo sn .
@auntDantbel an pfdnbunoeu. zoo Al
@auntDantteil an Iaren bnrh
cls Staatsfhasfommer. sao
proSent an ueberlcbueein.
funften, ~ M -
eauntpantheil Der Snterefen
osn Anleiben auf lleberfhug,
einfnnfte, A,E no n
auf SnteretTen ppu 90 y
obl9en 9lnielhsn, loo eAo
'Ssribtisuns bes Dus
pltcats bon 1s47, S4Os OF
Sermncertss Sdab'
meiiterprosert, Os Ao2 90 =.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-08-09

Staatss II eounts.
antbeil {. Drufer-
arbe!t. $l6O 700
9ertptrt. 8eebcnos, 1000
Jurys uno 3eusen,
qebnbren, Al51o
GtTeerent u. &ch., 277 SO O
acknowledgement, So 500
SIerottsenSen, 275 coo
@ermddtntB firslr.
menbaus BON Oe.
Stumps 6nterIafs
ienffaft, 300 on n
Straf9elber, 492 az a
Acknowledgment, 424 90 o
Saui'rerIiSenien, l22 n
215s 19O
Germinbert. Sdass
meilterprcsent, 1O7 81 O 2Aso pa a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Thursday, July 20.

thursday, July ~.
In the Senate, Mr. Sholes, from the Sc
lect committee TO whom was referre the
petition OF citizens of the town of Salem.
submitted the following
REPORT.
A majority of the select committee to
whom was referred the petition of citizens
OF the town of Salem, county of Racine.
asking a modification of the act relating 10
justices OF the peace; beg leave to re-
port:
The first proposition contained in the
petition, refers to combining the jurisdiction
OF Justices 10 their own towns. Your com
mltlee are in favor of combining the lurisdc-
ton ofJustices to the limits of the constitu-
ency which elected them. They see no
better reason for allowing a justice who
has been elected by the people of town,
to extend his jurisdiction throughout the
county, than they do 10 allow him TO ex-
tend his jurisdiction throughout the state ::
or TO allow an officer who has been elected
by county as a sheriff, to have iurisdic-
ton coeXtenslve with the state. The inte-
rests OF some towns are adverse to the inte-
rest- of others. In some towns containing
large villages or cities, the litigating spirit
or interest is in the ascendant, whilst CON
trary spirit and interest exists in every 9th
er town OF the county, and il would not
seem right that the people of one town
should have the privilege of choosing Off
GERS who may from any motives whatever,
have 1t IN their power to harrass people OF
towns who had no voice in selecting them.
Your committee can perceive no injustice,
which would result from granting the pray
er OF the petitioners in this respect, and be-
levlng that good policy dictates granting il,
your committee are in favor of it.
The second proposition of the petition
refers to extending the amount in dispute
between parties, of which justices may
take cognlzancc. Your committee are in
favor of this portion of the petition.
With reference to the third proposition
OF the petition which looks to a reduction
of the fees ofjustces. time will not permit
such an investigation of the matter, as will
enable your committee to speak definitely,
and they therefore express no opinion, and
make no recommendation on that point.
The committee beg leave to report the
accompanying bill to carry out the prayer
OF the petitioners.
G. LATHAM SHOLES,
III. NJ. BILLINGS.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
AN INCIDENT OR TWO.

Steamboats, have their troubles as well as
other folks. Like doctors, printers, and
they have TO turn round very often for no.
thing. The dear people have been told
it was mo trouble to show goods" till
they believe it. See what it's coming to.
On her last trip up the Missouri, the
obligng Henry Bry was hailed by green
looking customer at an obs cure landing and
rounded to, supposing he wanted to take a
passage. The boat swung round, putting,
hoarse and impatient:
"HalIoa, Gaping"
Coming aboard"'
"No, but | thought may be somebody
there mought be travelling up to buy hemp,
and Id Jest AK you.
The Henry Bry gave snort and lunge
enough to burst her boilers as she turned
on her keel, and got under way agan-the
great hanged" hemp man swearing that
she had no accommodation in her.
Captain Luke had nearly forgotten the
incident, when some distance from Glas-
gov, deponent saith not where-a man was
observed standing on the river bank, beck
oning as it seemed, most feeliEgly, first
with one hand and then the other. beating
the air before his face. and looking intently
towards the boat. Again the perlite Hen.
~ Bry fetched a circui, of some half a
mile, and came to.
"Halloa, stranger, what do you want"
Nothing"
"What IN the (using bad word
this tlme) did you make signs for!'
"Only keeping the mosquitoes off to see
what boat that vast
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
TERMS

TUE TELEeRAPu is printed on a sheet equal in
size to the largest paper lnthe State and furnishes
more reading matter than any other paper in the
State, The terms OF subscription, VIII ch under
ordinary circumstances we shall always rgdly adj
here to. are as follows
5 - per year, /" ad"G"Ce
? % per year if paid wlthntEree ronths al
ter subscribing.
50 if paid after three and within sH months
of the time OF subscribing
IS if paid after months and within the year,
90 on all subscriptions which remain unpaic
beyond tue rer
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

GEN. TAYLOR COMMITTED AT LAST
The Albany Journal states that-"On The
subject Of the Wilmot Provso, General
TAYLOR entertains the views of Mangum
and Clayton" To which the Providence
Herald adds-"We deem il Just TO remark,
in order to prove General TayIors com.
initial on this point, that one of the gentle.
men above named voted for this measure
he other against It'll Buff. Repub.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

INcIprNr At FREE Son MEETING
Alta Free Soil meeting at Chicago, on the
9Th inst. according to the Chicago Tribune
a Mr.. David kennlson. who IS sand TO be The
sole survivor Of tive Boston Tea Party OF
1916, now aged III years, was present.
The venerable old man, it is said, stood
erect amid the spontaneous cheers OF the
crowd. and spoke some fifteen minutes or
more. LAS he told of the days which tried
mems souls, his eve grew bright with the
fire of youth, and his trembling hand with a
frmer grasp, lifted up his cane as i he was
again brandlshing his sword IN the front OF
battle.
The old man closed with the words wor-
thv 10 be engraved on the heart ct every
freeman Make your country Tree ana
abolish slavery
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

The PorAro RoT.-We regret TO find
that this disease has made It's appearance
in this vicinity earlier than last year, and
,hns far with grea,cr virulence. Several
fields of those early planted, we have seen
upon which the fatal blight IN the vines has
made rapid progress this week. The sea-
son has been one of those, until the Preva-
Iencc of the rot, uniformly favorable to this
escuent, the weather having been cool and
wet Newburyport Mass Herald.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

FpA<CE.-Il is amusing to near some OF
our croakers cry out France Is not able to
govern herself" So far as this last bloody
business gocs she seems almost too able to
de so. We don't see how the admirers OF
strong government could be better satisfied
Repubncani~m has decidedly be 'tcn mon
archv. Louis Philippe was always expect
mo cn.cuies and had his Kingdom armed to
the teeth. The ourricrS whipped Nun III
twinhIng. The Republic was not nan 50
much on lis guard. The carriers and Their
instigaiors had the best chance they co"id
ask. and vet the republic put them down IN
three DAYS and half. They may play mat
game over. but will not the rcpubIl, toe al
wavs as strong! TO our nation the re-
public is too strong, as cocrclve govern
mcnt. II. instead of watching Tor war up
ON men. 1t would got war with the sw'mPS
and morasscs VI France, with her bad roads,
her unnayigabc rivers, and her barrenneS,>;
exchange the bayonet for the Plck-aAe' me
sword for the spade, and the cannon Tor The
plough, and enlist all her idle hands at good
wages. we should then have hope Tor her.
- Boston Chronotvpe.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

IVA British soldier lately fell from the
clid Of Cape Diamond, at Quebec, into 81.
Lawrence street,a distance of three hundred
feet. lie was of course dashed to pieces
is not known how he came TO fall, but II
is supposed he got dizzy in looking over
The hrlrhls.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

PRErTY GooD.-A democrat remarked,
that the only thing which rendered the re-
suit in this state at all questionable, was The
nischlevous attempts of few dissatisfied
democrats TO run a third candidate with Mr..
C~ss as the candida,e.-Bvf Republic.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

GENERAL CAss' PLEDGES IN FAVOR OF
SLAvERY.-The South generally seem to
have perfect and uniform understanding
of Gen. Cass' position upon the slave qucs-
ton. The following from the Nashville
Union, the leading Cass paper in Tennes-
see and of the southwest, should be read and
Pondered by every northern man:
I'VE still most deeply regret TO see the
movements of the proviso men. They
are Fastening a most dangerous crisis
When 1t shall arrive the south must be pre-.
pared 10 meet it. Itcan be met under the
under the lead of the patriot statesman of
the Great West, who STANDS PLEDG-
ED TO VETO ANY ACTION OF CON
GRESS INTERFERING WITH SLA-
VERY IN THE TERRITORIES
- 1T WILL NOT Do TO TRUST
CONGRESS WITH ASETTLEMENT
OF THE QUESTION,-al because there
the south IS IN a nlinorifg.'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

my darling. will you take little Of The
--a-the stuffing!''
Il will; dear, if YOU do; but if you don !
] WON'T Punch.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

CAN'TGo lr.-A despatch from Washing
ION says that Mr.. Bots has received a let
ter from Mr.. Clay. saying that he did not
authorize Gen. Leslie Coombs to assert that
he Mr.. Clay would supper, Gen. Taylor
ior the Presidency
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

ALMOST AS MANY LIVES AS Car
Five lives of Ger. Cass have already been
published in Washington-all Different
Buff. Repub.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04

Docs kILLED.-Two hundred and ten
dogs were killed in New York city during
Friday and Saturday, chiefly by boys and
the killers of them were paid fifty cents for
each dog.