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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
ubrem! 1abrcm!
@p6lfcifcr ais icmalS!
Sipeu S5pffmait, Sausz nnp Sace=ltbrcus
r- Wfacbcr In SllIeutauu,

Sipeu Sopffmam, Saus= nno Sace=ltbrcu.
Er Mfahcr in SllIentaun,
3eit btermit isinen Sreunoen uno einem
9eebrten pubIifum an, oaB er feline @elf
ifdtte ne6 Der @de 9essnlber Sasenbub' e
SUtel, in Der 9amilton StraBe. Uerleet bat
MO er iseerSeit Elm neuer uno aus9eosbntel
SOrratb Don
Sams< mnD Sdcas!aDrcn
auf Sano baIten miro, aIs @oIoene unr
patent GeUer, Gepiue Il. 9em0bnIite Cad
ubren, Ildrm, so Stunosu unp otht Sag
ubren. 9oIoene unc ilberne pencils, Sin
9erbhte, SriIlen, G6ffsI, 8rufifpeuen, Sin
9errin9e, Sbrin9e, GodetS. oatsldcss Eet
ten, ShIuBeI. uno cine Ssfbisoenbeit bon
aneern Sanep Qrtifstn. melhe sr an isbl
bsrabgefssten prsiFen perfaufen miro, une
Die an 9ute unc Searbeituna in teinem an
bern Gtablibcmcnt hbertrcffen wereen f6n
nen-weoer bier nod ipnitwo.
Stunoen ubren miro er an ocm bs1on
bern nieoern prsiB pon bis 10 Sbalel
oerfaufen, uno cafur ftb burger oa6 iie be
fricbiaenbs 3eit boItsn.
@Sbise QrtifsI wsroen ale auf eit
fhrSelfe QnSe9e uno febr btIli9 nit SOr9
faIt reparirt. &ufet bel ibm an uno befrie
piet eutb ftlbif.
SctOber 10. nQbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
SCGecloticbt

wiro tiermit 9s9sben. ea6 Der llntsrSeidr
nete oI5 Ucminiltratcr BON Der SinterIafen'
fdaft beS usrlforbensn Swen 9unfi d er,
Ie6tbiu bon tSeioeIber9 Saunfbip. eeta
@auntp, ernanut worben III. Qlle 0issni'
gen melbe nod al teiaste SinterIafen.
ftaft fbuloi9 fiuo. wsroen oaber auf9sfor.
cert innsrbaIb 6 Boden absubeiabIsn. uno
ioIde Dir nod rettmdBi9e SOrosrnnssn ba.
ben. bsIiebsn ibre Getnunesn ebenfaus-in.
nerbaIb befa9tem 3eitpuntts woblbsfdtist
stnSubdnei9en. an
Icubcu Snuiidcr, Iom'tr.
Sept 21. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Gapitaliifem ippbnet BET +!
Sefentli6er 0erfauf
BON fpertbpoaem Wiabl> unb anbe
rem lie9enbem gi9entbun.

IEIil ltBeVUelIl S|YellDulH.
3ufolse bes lssten @illsns uno Seifa'
meuts oes psriforbsnen Srieoeri6 8ie
r y, lestbin Don Sannoper Saunftip. eeba
@auntp, mereen Die unterSeibnsten am
Montos ben 30iteu October. um 10 ubr
Scrmittass. ouf Dem Qlase feIbff. auf Of
fentIiter Senou perfaufen
0as f6aB6are Wtabl gt9entbunl
2SObnbaus, 2ebnsbaufer uno
a-a- 13 Qlfer 2anbi
mebr obsr weni9er. 9ele9en in ocrbsfa9tem
Saunfdtp 9rdnieno an edncer Don Socob
Oeitp, Sonas 8ierp, SoIomon Sierp, Sa'
MEL Neubaro uno an Die StraBe bic Don
8isrp's 8rife Hatb 8dblcbem uno an ben
eecha SluB fubrt. Die .@erbefrunaen iinb
Ay5A Cine grpBe MablmtlDle unp
#::EAa SGgmlble.
E !sE Die 1obImuble ii BON Stsi
nen erbaut unb ftIie6t brei Qaar Steiuen
in fh. weI6e Sufammsn nit Der ancern
EMafbincris in gutter Sronuns il1c.-@s
1T Der MubIe aud Elm Srdm9ebduoe. fhtf
lib fur cine &artmaibine coer auoere SRA
ftineris, an9ebaut. .....
Die SdamubIs III in gutter Srbnun9 nit
atlcr n6tbieen Mafbineris, um 8aubolS Su
fd9eu, perleben. SisIe Mublen baben p6I.
liza bnrsitsno @a6er in ben trUdencffen
SabrsSeitsn ;-uno oa iie 9erace an Dem
gstba Canal, in Der NohborIbaft Der Crane
@ileumerfsn uno in benz rsihiten She'll Don
Der Srda Sauep 9eIe9en Iinc, 70 MAIDEN
oisfelben Gins Der meilt 9smhnlbten gi9en
tbumer in Qennfpluanien aus; uno eabcr
lit bisiss 8crm0aen mObl Die Qufmerflom
feit Don &aufluili9cn uno Qneerer wertb.
9as @Obnbaus 1T BON Stsinsn erbaut.
(bsinabe ueuO SWsi StOd bob nit 5,pei
Suben, elmer Ruhe uno einem Sang ouf
Dem erifen, uuo crei Stuben auf Dem Swsi'
ten SIOr, gut aus9ebioet nit einem 9uten
trcdensn Seller untsr osmiebrn. - Gins
Der 9ebnsbduIer III Swei StOd bod, raub
espfditsrt uno ebsnfauS fcbr pO0fom:
men uno gut pOlIencet. - SoS oncere
it Elm eini16di9eS SlOdbauS. Sc 1T 9teib'
fauS Elm 9rcBer SrdmRau, Der in gutter Orb
nun9 1T, nsbt anoern notbwenei9en 9ie:
bsussbduosn. ouf Dem @isentbum.
Die &aufsbecineun9eu CpsIds Isihtisin
werosn) iOaen am 8srfauf5ta9e bsfannt
aemadbt meoen pcn
Saniel Sicrp,l
SUnas Sicrp, csu,,xs
SaYiS Sierp, 9S' "
| Col. SicrD,
Sttcber IL. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
9(Gi9nte 9Serfauf.

Sonnerltass Den 19tsn uno Sreitaes ben
27ten Setober, UNI IL llbr Mittass, fca
am .Saufe BON g amueI 3iealer, inS.
Sauecn Saunfhip. 9sba @auntp, folssn
oes perfonIi6s gi9entbum 6ffentlib Der.
fauft meroen :.
8siter uno 8sttIabeu, Bureaus, Mo
bosaup Siosboaro, Desf, ubren, 8iebsr,
,f6ranf, 3ifds, Ndbtif6s. @afdhdnes.
,,sScbIsn uno Yitf6sr. Sdnfe, cine Serftie.
benbett Wano SpisatI, Uen melctn elmer
elm 9rO6es fronSoiifbes @las III nit Mo
bc9anp Srdn,. ebeufals Elm gtc6er Mantel
Spiesel nit sclcsnem Srdm, Stuble, Sens
fer sNprbdn9e, Carpets. RilbenIbranf Se,
fen nit 6sbr, MiItldranf. 8eTe. 3uber,
8ranntwrinfelel, SsusrbOaro. SdIIer, Ri,
fen, S6iebfarrsn. @nomlbIe. Salbbu
f6eImase. Screu, &ubfettsu, pfer6e Sc
f6irr, pferos .Blanfets, SpaJiuI6Iitten,
S6suen, @dasnocde. Sru6treff, Drsfb
mofdine uno pferoeaemaIt. Carriage, Sda.
men auf bem Sslb, BtlftfOrnfircb, Bad
muloe, uno cine 8erfdisoenbsit dneere
Saus' uno Bauern9rdtbe su umlidneIIb
Su mtIeen. ...r .-- ..
Die Secinsunesn am 8srfaufstaae unb
0ufmartung uon 0s..
2lnSrstp 8. SSitnau, o,.n.s
GbarIee S0. Cooper, "lpB "S'
October 10. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
~ S6uaebrer perlan9t.
Na6rt6t

Na6ri6t. nae1 as' t5IS5o gsTfGntn mis.n fIs I'D
bic tutsrjsidneten, fur Iineer dls 6 Mlo
naten, (no srIudt ebne SsitUsrIuft ansuru
fen uno 8ibtiofeit Su maiden, ipsnn fie iib
unfOfen srlparen mOlIen.
Nret, Scrn unO So.
October l9. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
II Stbdb6ares Gi9entbum
snscb pripat Soanbei ;u perfaufen


Ner untsrSsicbnete bietet bierour6 feline
N~f6dsbare plantafbe, bur6 pripat 9au.
bel gum Serfauf an
Siefelbe in in Nieer Saucona Saun
ftip, NortbamptOn @auntp. 9elesen, uno
swar an Der SnaBe bic pon Quentaun nab
Sensrstaun fubret; erdnseno an ednbs BON
ManaIIeS 9utb. Sobn &aufmau. SD. 6el.
Ter uno anoere; entbaIteno etwa 100 Ifer,
WopCn ungefdbr Is Qder 6olSlano. Elm gu
tes Sthd 98islen uno oas uebriee 9utes
&alfhein eano, in 9utem 8au 3ulfanoe
uno unter 9uten Senfcn tlt.-Sarauf il er'
ridtet, Elm
arzaA sutcs s,pciitDcfiees ftcincrnes
f::::N. S . bnbans,
,Ezss Ezssssse cine quite Sbmsiseriteuer, uno
aGe notbwenoise Nsbengsbduoe. Sas Gano
IN febr gut nit @aiIer uerfcben.-Qub be-.
finost fib elm gutter Sbhsarten oarauf.
Ndbere 8ef6reibuna bdIt man fur tbers
fIu6ig, inoem eS bod &aufuiti9e in Qu9en=
fden nsbmsu wereen.
perfcnen bic 9ano Su faufen minfben,
fouten oisfe 9eIs9snbeit nibt unbenuet por'
uber ecben laBen, innem iib nihtiseen Sag
cine Ioltbe 6ffnet Sas Nabere bel Dem I'm
tersei6neten, Der nabe babel wCbnt.
Sobn Seebtel.
Ououff Z nobp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
,1a' Gd,Gsbare OrnnolDtte

,um Ierfauf an. - Siefslbe 1T selesen in
Suo 8beitbau $aunftip, eeda Gauntp
ardn,sno an ednoer BON Sacob Mtflp, Scbn
Wsubaro, Sclcmon &emmerer, @eor9e Sem
mersr uno Dapip 9rob entbalteno IL
1drr, rnebr ceer psniser, pom beifen Sau
lanbe in Der 8esenb. in fdidItte SeIoer elm
aetbeilt, untsr suten Scnien unr lcnit in bs'
beifsn Sronun9. 9.-@s befincet iit auf ce'
eotte auerIei Sblf, aIs QepfeI, pfaumen
1pprifofen, Sraubsn, Yfribei &c. Suri
in bieer 70 wie in allen aneern 9inifbten
miro eiefelbe Don fsinsr sOtte in Seba @aun
fp iibertrcffeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Darauf fino srribtet
atpei 9S0bnbGnicr,

Gs.sssRHza& 49, zines capcn 1T 40 SUE in Der ein'
&c uno 25 in Der Siefe. nit elmer IL Su6
breiten portfb an Der 9anSen ldn9e ees9au
fes bin Sas anoere in Elm iteinernss gScbn
baus Is bei 18; Elm CUTE 40 Su6 Ian9e
Sbeuer, Elm Carriage Saus BON 70 BEL le
SuB, Elm feinernes &aubbaus 8 bel 10,
unb Elm ifsinsrnes Maftbaus. Ser SOt
bes Saufes III NIT elmer ifeinernen Mauet
qdnSIid, uno oauerbaft umgeben uno fur;
a(Ies nab @unIb. Gin gutter Drummer
uno eine @iifern NIT elmer Qumpe carin III
ebenfalIs oarauf. Qud befinoet iit GtIen'
era i'm usber1uB ouf Der ectte, uno Swej
reibbaIti9e 9ruben iino 9eoffnet.
Mebr bisriber Su fa9sn bait man fin
ibrflufiie. inosm es &aufuitise bod erll
Dor benz Sertauf in Qu9enf6sin nebmen.
8aufluitise iolten Oiefe 9ele9enteit nibt
unbsnust pOruber 9eben Iafen; incem e!
cine Der fbonitsn uno belfen Soften in
!Staat 1T. Man meloe fib bel benz @i9en
tbhmsr, Der feIblt barauf pcbnt.
Sin autes &s6t unb 8sIis Fam Bis Der
erlicn nddaen 1priI se9etsn neroen.
.... Saniel Wicpcr.
S@S ScDte Obiees giesntbum niht BIZ
ben 4teu Nouerhbsr our6 priuat toance
perfauft fein, 70 lOttss oann an oemfelber
SAGE apf 6feulIibsr Smbu uerfauft wercen
Sefcter 10. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Bailen9ert6ts 9Serfauf.

&raft uno SufOIse zines 8efebIS aus cem
@aienaeritt pon esba 9duntp. iOu am
Sdmlfaq ben llten Nopember, um 10 ubr
Scrmittaas. am Saufe pon SOtn Smitb,
in SdrsIbers Saunf6ip, bffentli6 perfauft
merocn:
Ser rngetbsilte Sdlfte She'll bon
.,ss prei Stri6e 2anb,
nit bsm 3u9sbor. seIesen in Seibelber9
Saunfbip. 9sba @auntp.
s So. 4. @rdnseno an eano Don pbiItp
Erauss, peter ebert, Charles &unfeI uno
anesrn, entbatsno LAG Qdsr uno l44 Gu'
then. 9enaues WaaB. Darouf befinret lid
fs5TE5A Giu groeeS speiit6efiaes Srdm9c.
lAEaza bduSe, Slpcfitbeuer, Sprinsbaus
uno anosre Quhsngebduoe. Swsi Sprin:
gen NIT oorsuelitem WaiIer, swsi CUTE
depfelbaum9drten uno anosres Sbit befin'
ben iib auf Dem @iaentbum. - un9efebr Ia
Qder baron iino 9Sisfen. IA lder autes
SoljIano uno Der &slt III psrbeisrtss Sau'
Lamb.
$50. 2. Sin Stritb S5pl,lanS,
ardnSeno an eanb pon Srisosrih esffIer.
Stepbsn Supcer uno ancern, eutbaltsne
5 1fsr uno 5 &utben, senaues Maa6.
$40. %. 9renseno an eano BON Qbra
BAN Deter, Dolly &unfsI uuo anpsrn, snt,
.baItsuo 3 Idsr uno l49 &utben, senaues
Maae. ..
@s III cas binterIo1ene Ssrm6acn ess
'perfforbenen 6 3 iffian g to, Ieetbin
pOn bsfaetem Gdunfbip unp @auntp.
Die Seoinsunsen am Ssrfaufstase unp
Qufwartung BON # ... H "
9bilip Smitb. la,Ss
Sluorrtp SpllebatD, s'U'' rs'
0urd, Die @Uurt-S. .. 9awaa, Cdr.
Sctober 10. JOB np4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
4 S0dBbare 2otte Sanp
0urt, pripat s2anoel ~ Oerfanfcn

9a Der tlntsrSeitnete 9sfonnsi, 1T nad
benz @effsn Su 5ieben. 70 bletet er blerourb'
biirdJ priuat Sanoel feline d t B
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
SIllCflricf1f

wirb birrmit eeesben, pas Der llnterseidnes
te ais GrscutOr oe5 osrfsr5enen 6 fper
Ieetbin bon Der Staet Qb
lsntaun, seha @auntp, an9slfsut moreen
iif.-Que ciejeni9en oaber. Die nod auf ir.
9eno cine art an ben SertOrbsnen f6uleig
iino. weresn eriudt innHbalb 6 @ohen
ab;ub3ablsn-lno bieisni9snbie nod retts
mdsiee Sorosrun9en babsn, bsIisbeu tieiris
be innerbaIb befagter 3eit woblbsltdti9t an
Den unts8ectnsten einSubrinssn.
SSilIiant $. SienbarS, Gg'or.
Septsmter Ia. sH nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
NSfrci1ricl>f

miro bisrmit ssssbsn pcn ben unterSeidne'
ten @rben, uon Der SintcrIobenl6aft oes
pertorbenen 9onieI Serr, leetbin Don
Sber Saueon Saunfdip, 2eha Gauntp,-
oas aue weIde nod an befa9te SinterIoBen
ftaft fhuIoie ino. meroen biermit ouf9e.
forosrt Swiihen nun unc Dem 1ffen QpriI
nddifens absube;abIen, = uno fcIhe Die
nod SOrcerun9en habsn, beIieben ibre &eh'
nunoen binnen bcfo9ter 3eit wUbIbeadti9t
einjubdnoi9en an
Gbarles Scrr,
Samuci Scrr,
Daniel Scrr,
Scab Scrr,
Saniel 9anoeS
gr ben.
Sbr' Saueon. Sct. 5. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
SS(tCt)ricj)f.

rptrc biermit 9e9eben, oa6 bic llnterScihne.
ten ais QeminitratorS Don Der SinterlaIen'
fbaft bss perffOrbsnsu Sofepb Sdser,
Isstbin pon Qnentaun, 9eba @auntp, nit
bei9sfu9tem @iIIen ernannt worcen iino.-
Qas Sicjenisen. wsIhe nod an befaeteSin'
terla6enfbait fhulci9 iino. werben caber
auf9sfOroert innerbaIb 2 Wonaten abSube'
Sablsn, uno fOlbe ole nod redtmdBiee Scr'
eerunesn bobcu. bCIitbsn ibre Getnun9en
ebenfaus innsrbaIb befa9tem 3eitpunfte
pobIbsitdti9t einSubdnoisen, an
Sipen Sdscr,
Spiepb SGacr, of>,,o.s
SarlOe 81. SHmiOu, 1''"' ''''
... Sbriitian Nret
Sept %. nq2Ml
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Sttcber IL.
MISUNDERSTANDING

SSpu liegcuorm GiBcntbnm.
Ser untsrSethnste bistet bierpur6 burd,
pripat SoonceI feline
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-10-26
Wripafz0 z0erfduf
Qu9uf T..


BON itbatbarrm liegcuocm 0ermDaeu.
@,eIeaen in Sber.Otilforo Saunftbip. &c.
ha @ountp, 9rdnSeno an eano uUn Mar'
tin &smmerer. SObn Wliuer, Qbr. @sibin'
ger uno onoern, entbalteno 35 Uder, mebr
Ooer wsniser Sarauf 1T srrittet
"A Gin s,peiitbdiges ifrincrnes
s.dA SSUbnbans, SrGmiebeuer.
::i:sine Sdsmlble, bic auf Die bette
- Manisr einaeridtst III. uno befin.
oct iib an sinem nisfeblenoem @aferitrOm.
@twa s Qder III sutes SclSIanc. 3 Qdsr
quite BsIen, unb oas llsbri9e III pom be,
fen 8aulano.
gBsr baS Gisentbum in Qu9enfdcin su
nebmsn nhnftt, beliebe iib su msIcen bel
Senrp Stdbler, wobnboft oarauf. Sas
9ldbere il Su srfabrsn bel
Charles SDrbcr, 81. Inaccurate,
... g9Snt fiji Gbarlcttt IhlIer.
Sctcber 49, nq4m
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-18
To BE CONTINUED.

The New Orleans correspondent ofthe Com
cordia I~ntelligencer, under date Of the 18th
ultimo, thus refers TO the forthcoming work
Of Gov. Poindexter:
81 notice here among the late arrivals Gov!
Poihdexter and P. Bensacon, Esq. The lattef
has just returned from Washington, where il
is said, he was ady%antageously engaged in tho
great Gaines case, on the side Of the fair plain.
tiff, and became quite a lion in the higher po-
~litical and fashionable circles. Gov. Poindex:
ter is at Col, Preston's, giving the final touch to
his forthcoming "Memoirs." They will be 81
%piquant as pepper sauce. If he il truly called
'Deuts darn,ng needle the politicians may expect
some awful stitches. He is particularly sewers
on the Mississippi deaiocfats, and some Of HE
sketches run TINS: Black on confidential let.
tiers; Cage on Jacksonism Plummer on raising
the wind; McNutt on reputation; Foote on
political stability Runnels on banking; Lynch
on publicbuildings and the fine arts; Walker
on Joint stock companies and floating rights;
Gwin on fnanciering and modern architecture:
Claiborne on histories, h%eroines and humbugs;
Smyth on post c%fices; Thompson Oh lost CONS
missionsj Brown on volunteers; Hammett on
church government; Ellis on loeomtiVes; Eli
lott on ship timber; Roberts on parliamentary
law; Mathews on dye stuffs and copper color.
ed garments; Tuckeron tee-totalism Freeman
on quo warrantos; hewitt on Baltimore cons
%vention; M'Rae on internal improvements;
Pucket on currency; franklin Smith and Jos
selyn on the romance and reality Of politics
and McFarrcn on original letters and the right
hand Of fellowshipm
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-18
Number 20.

expressed in that communication, (of October
~ The position now occupied by The troops
CORPUS Christi) may perhaps be the best Wills
negotiations are pending, or, at any fatc, until
a disposition shall be manifested BY Mexico %
protract them unreasonably. Under The sup.
position that such may 30 he views 81 lii
Department, shall make no movement from
this point, except for the purpose Of examining
the country, until further instructions ara rea
ceived."
This letter, written on the It'll Of NovsmbeFs
l845, was received here long before the 18Th
of January, I846. It retracted the opinion exa
pressed in the letter Of October 4th. When
the letter (oi October 4th) was written, Gem
eral Taylor did not know that negotiations
were to be renewed. We had then no minis.
ter in Mexico. But now, November lib, he
had heard that Mexico had consented 10 re-
celve a commissioner. Indeed, in this very
letter OF The 18th November, he ~encloses Com.
Corners letter giving our Government infors
nation Of the fact that he had, in consequence
OF the renewal of negotiations, Withdrawn our
naval force from before Vera Cruz. The fact
that negotiations were thusrenewed amodifed
the yiews' he had before EXPRESSED. He did
not deem 1t proper, under the circumstances,
to advance his army to the Rio Grande, but
thought SHE position then occupied by his
troops was the best while negotiations were
pending, or, at any rate, until a disposition
should be manifested by Mexico to protract
them unreasonably," The President, on the
contrary, on the 18th Of January, 1896, ordered
him to advance, while negotiations were ponds
ing, and before Mexico had shown q DISPOSE
ton to protract them unreasonably; for Mr..
Slidell reached Mexico on the 9th Of Decent
Der, l845, and in little more than one month,
and before he heard Of Mr.. Slidell's rejection,
= viz, on the 18th Of January, 1916, the fatal ore
: der was given. Yes, sir, this order was given
: while negotiations were pending; and before
T Mexico had shown a disposition to p%rotract
them unreasonably; in spite Of the advice and
opinion Of Gen, Taylor, as expressed in HE
letter Of November 7th. Yet the friends of
t"e AiestuohtS CoHCeullhS WIS ldSt hdlneu tSt~
I ter, dare to tell the country that he acted by
the advice of General Taylor. Sir, they cam
not "skulk behind" that advice. II was only
V conditional, in the first instance; il was fully
withdrawn, and other and better advice given
in its pluce--advice which should have beer
followed by the President, He committed or
error, the responsibility of which he alOao mus
bear. If it brought on this war--if it has cos
our country the lives Of thousands Of her citi,
zens-ifit has carried mourning and despair tC
the b%ereaved hearts OF thousands Of widows
and orphans, on him alone rests the RESPONSE
bility. He cannot divide the awful burden, bu
e must bear it alone.
fro BE CONTINUED,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-18

At the Locofoeo State Convention recently
held at Little Rock, Arkansas, Col. Ben. Tays
Tor, one Of its leading members, made a re-
mark, the truth Of which is as incontes'ible
as the fact isteIf is creditable 10 the patriotism
Of the Wing party. After referring 70 the
alacrity with which, in time Of war the ci,iA
gems Of the Republic, without distinction Of
party, rush to the tented field, to share in its
dangers and it's g@loriee, he said: " Sometimes
| have felt a little jealousy, in hooking over tho
army roll, 10 see 60 many Wings uphOl ding
the stares and stripes-becaGse l am eoHpsRedtS
admit they outnupsber The hemoerats.n This Il
a specimen Of the said and comf'rtn thsWhigs
have given the enemy-gtFJfng % the sword
to meet in battle the armies of Mckee, recruit.
ed, equipped and led on BY SANTA anna. whe, ~
Mr.. Folks orders, was allowed $40 pass freelys
INTO Vera Cruz.
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n Nj. Dixon, Of Connecticut.

a Mr.. Dixon, of Connecticut.
EREScE OF THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
} Ae House Of Representatives. Of The
s. Y. S, Jan. "a, l848.
CONTINUED
! have proved, sir, that we took
least, with an uncertain western
The boundary of Texas proper
partment Of Texas-is admitted on
= have been the Nueces river. II it
extended farther west, the question
" thus raised was BY the annexa'
aonf, 10 be settled with Mexicoby the
lIoi The United States. The whole
las mus lett open to negotiation; all
lIoad aud general as the casing air"
laS been said that negotiation had
apu mad ialled; that the President
Every thing in his power TO settle the
sOS negotiation, and that it was not
Rese efforts failed that he resorted to
l'asares, ! say, sir, it was not for
& when @ertrewe meosures'' should
: 2 81 what they should be, That
sS'l0n for Congress, and Congress
ae PRESIDENT knew full we'll that,
slallonS should fail, it was not a part
Y resort to hostilitics. His duty
N nave been 10 submit the whole
s'sss lor Its action. The people o
9'a'es, BY their representatives il
"e'e the proper authority to decide
'aa should be adopted on the failure
S'On, and this the President wei
constitution had not invested hin
'su''o involve US in the calamities 0
'a'vef6 ne might think further negotia
~ pc nn%availing. | have here, sill
''0m his Secretary Of State to MI
winch he speaks to this very polnt
Y h' says on 28th of January, 1896:
'a'S' should the Mexican government
NV 70 leceiVe you, then demand pass
\. 'a' proper authority, and return
o'a'cs' 1t will then be the duty {
'aent 70 submit the whole case to Coz
y Va a., upon the nation to assert its il.
'ssOge its injured honor"
what the President should ha,
'" negotiations had failed. But, 81
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arrNA VISTA.

zgrrNA VISTA
4 !. !. HOFFMAN.
I. written by a Mexican FTls-
an,riean lines at saltlllO J
] .,,sb.dtes through the night
n horizons verge;
M lie gathering fight
i dstaat ocean surge
,rnp If mounted hordes
" sweeps, ! boding sound
rsb,y thousand swords
j chargers shake the ground.
Ill Is hushed agaih-
hi fill before the s'0rn''
.i,nce der the plain
IN battle line TO form?
Is,oms-it booms again,
i sach thick and thunder0us
M seems to pierce the BRAIN
.qupdrons in'er'ook.
n9s--of different race
pnd bold Alleghau,
Mere ii death Embrace
FL other, man to man! ...
IA Iifts* and through the haze,
NJ be noon tide light,
# Aztec blaze
B.ansr broad and bright!
OBJ her ensigns wave, .".-.
5roal each glorious fold;
@pgfound each sullen stave
g6an's but half unrolled' FL.
n about has stirred the ain;
tipes-l see the stars
leads The phalanx there,
bo,e fearful meteor bars? T..
-,OtB ZAcK'--the war cry rattle.
N men Of iron tread, E..
Ftts, in Europe's battles
his host great Frederick led!
cfps snow-fed hocd ....
.track through forests rendlng,
go's crashing wood =.
which itwhirls, in foam descend
powe in that wild hour
cenrl might Is thrown,
dread res,slIess tread
Ing ranks arc rent and strcwn'
from hat carnage dire
Dur patriot chief away
led BY anime, steel and fire,
Is his the desperate day!
these sinking light is shed
na Vsla's field, 10 tell,
Rd he sleeping and the dead,
aqueri0g IAyLoR's sentinel
kaa's edition Of HqGman's Poems
4 the battle was going on, theI
lhick black cloud which extendt
the valley Immediately over Il
entirely c,ncealing them from n
which ! could hear peal after pc
Rander, and see the sharp lightniI
al the same time | could hear Il
cannon from both armies, then e
! deadly conflict; as though Hea
was contending against that
front an Officer, IN
n
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H,,c. ]. HOFFMAN p-.
|. ritton by a Mexican Pris-
n ]sm.riean lines at saltillO ]
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Naval Intelligence.

u. s. DoLrnrS sailed yesterday from the lower
bay for the East Indies The following Is list Of her
ohicers:-Wm s. Ogden, Lieut., Commanding; Alon-
20 D. Davis, Lieutenant; ID. II. Lambert, Acting Mas
ter; Joseph Hopkinson Passed Assistant Surgeon Ri
chard p. Robinson, Masters Mate; VIM. II. Green do;
VIM. II. Eyres, do Jas Y. Hudson, Captains Clerk.
The U. s. sloop of war Portsmouth, Commander John
b. Montgomery arrived at Boston Friday, from Pacific
ocean, last from Valparaiso, Feb g. Capt. NJ. reports
that U. s. ship Of the line Ohio, Commander w. "
Taylor the flag ship Of Com Jones; soop of war Pre-
bic, Commander Shields, and the store ship Eric, Com
mandcr Watson, were Mt Caao, Feb. 15-thc first
two for Mazatan in two days the last for the United
States soon The Portsmouth brings home the mail
from Oregon TO Nov /, and the Upper California mail
(San Francisco) to Dec 8, both received from bark
Wilton ut San JOSE Lower California, Dec. 90 The
sailed from San Jose Jan 4, and brings mail from
the squadron in the Gulf Of California, Mazatlnn, &C.
TO the end of December. The Portsmouth spoke on
the oath ult latitude 20 0j N. longitude 65 25 u s.
brig Boxer from the coast of Africa for Philadelphia
Capt Montgomery deserves the thanks Of tho
tile community, for furnishing particular report Of
merchantmen and whncrs The Portsmouth made the
land the 9th inst, at 10 A. NJ. Is miles south Of
Cape Cod. having been eeyen days from the vicinity
Of tho Bermudas aud In continual fog since crossing
the Gulf stream without having had good observa-
ton III the moment Of making the land