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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

Culeinan; il rose and fell, as nothing but
bounding, throbbing, frightened heart, it
the widest tumult Of excited feeling could
make it. And then (poor Kitty must have
been hurt. and needed support.) an arm
stole softly around her waist, dark locks
mingled with her sunny ones as a warm
breath swept over her cheek--and Kitty
Coleman hid her face--not in her hands.
Harry forgot his book again that nigh,
and never thought of il until the squire put
il in his hand The next morning; for Harry
visited the squire very early the'next morn.
ing. and had private interview; and the
good old gentlemen tapped him on the
shoulder. and said, with all my heart" and
Aunt Martha looked as glad as proprety
would lie, her. As for Kitty Coleman, she
did not show her face, not she-for she
knew they were talking about her, the sober
old people and the meddling Harry Cay
But when the arrant mischief.maker had
accomplished his object, and was bounding
from the door, there came a great rustling
among the rose bushes, insomuch that a
shower of bright blossoms descended from
them, and Harry turned face, brimming
over with Joy, to the fragrant thicket, and
ng out the cause Of the disturbance. Now.
as il.luck would have it, Kitty Coleman had
hidden away from her enemy in this very
thicke,; and there she was discovered, al
confusion. trembling and painting, and
am afraid poor Kitty never quite recovered
from the effects of her fall--for the arm OF
Harry Gay seemed very necessary 10 heI
forever after.--Graham's Magazine.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

When DR.. Franklin applied to the King
of Prussia 10 lend his assistance to Amer
ica, il is said that the King asked, +" what
,bject would you altainF Liberty.
Sire" said the Doctor. (which is the birth
RICH, of all men," Il was born prince
and am become King" was the answer.
" and will no, use the power posses, to
ruin my own trade"
The answer was worthy the frankness of
the king; yet Liberty is plant which is not
confined to one soil or country. but easily
accllmated. The king of Prussia has at
ength found his trade becoming unpopular.
rhe present king has concluded that il is
aes, to use his power to foster the liberty
which his ancestor feared.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

Dress for The Mind. On Sunday morn
ing, before going to church, what dress
ing there is among all classes, and wha,
stir to appear gay and pleasngl Is it quite
sufficient for the great purpose of our exis-
tence, to wash the outside of the pla,ter!-
Curls may be arranged, fine tortoise shell
combs fixed, sparkling earrings hung, splen-
did garments displayed, and yet, perhaps;
the gay fair ones mind may be poisoned
with concei', and troubled with rivalry, and
kept on the torture by ignorance and vanity.
Windsor soap does not wash out the stains
of the heart. Cologne water cannot throw
fragrance over an impure mind; nor will
the rubies Of Golconda dazzle the recording
angel into forge,fulness of filling up the
leaves Of the book of retribution.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

Gen. CAss' LOVE FOR SOUTHERN INsT1-
rUrIoNs.--In his celebrated letter on the
Right Of Search, Gen. Cass uses this Ian.
guage;
"We are no sla scholder. We never have
been. We never shall be. We deprecate
its existence I" principle, AND PRAY FOR ITS
ABOLITION EVERY WHERE; where this can
be effected Justly and peaceaJly, and easily
for both parties"
It's to be believed, tina, man who thinks
thus strongly Of the evils of slavery, and
never found out that it was demonstrations
al to prohibit is extension TO new ,erritor-
les, until that discovery became essential
to the success of his political prospec,-that
such man has any deep convictions that
should render him peculiarly attractive 10
The South,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

a JOLLY LIFR.-Insects generally must
lead truly jovial life. Think what il INNS,
be o lodge IN lilly! Imagine a palace of
ivory or PEARL with pillars of silver and
capitals of gold, oil inhaling such perfume
as never arose from human censor! Fancy
again, the fun Of ,ucking yourself up for the
night in the folds Of the rose. rocked 10 sleep
by the gentle signs Of summer air. nothing
to do when you awake but to wash your
self in dew drop, and fall to and eat your
bed clothes
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
Vol. o..
ROUGH AND READY.

AWFUL nAND MIA 20
4r Air--"Yankee Doodle" ... ..
Trough and Ready" is the man
Tba, all good Wings delight in; 80.
He's just the sort for President,
An a the man for fghtin." ... .
Then raise the song, the States along,
From Maine 10 Louisiana.
We've got the COON that sealed the doom
OfPolk and Santa Anna.
Friends OF Cass, both lad and lass,
Come listen to our story,
or things that soon will come to pass, o.
In which "old coons" will glory.
g -.t .a.'"r Oh, raise the song, &c.
We've been way down TO Mexico,
And there, mid stalks and chowder,
We found Ready" coon that had
Turned up his nose at powder.
.s-.E e Then sing the song. &c.
This Trough" old coon, cen very soon,
Will FILLMORE folks with wonder,
Than did the Yankees with the tune
That made John Bull "knock under"
Oh, sing the song, &c.
IT'S disgrace tina. folks should chase
Poor coons way down TO Texas,
To gouge away and fgh, race
That evermore will vex US.
.. Oh, raise the song, &c.
So Jimmy Polk must clear the walk
He never cleared the rivers)
Or else his boat will hit stalk"
Thal'll knock her into shvers.
Then raise the song, &c.
Dear folks, these things which here we tell
We want you 10 remember:
Trough and Ready's" doing we'll,
And "Ready" for November.
Then raise the song, the States along,
-s From Maine to Louisiana: .-.
We've got the coon that sealed the doom
or Polk and. Santa Anna.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
Doct. winthrop II. HOpsOn,

UTAVING located permanently in Fayette, ten
III ders his professional services to the citizens
or The mace and vicinity and respectfully soicits
q share of their patronage. During the day, ex,
cent when professionally absent, he can at al
times be found at his Office (the same occup'eo o'
Gen Clark as a law ofhre) and al n,gh' az ong
lars Tavern. l''a'e" ~''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
Joseph Id. Smith,

SURGEON, PHYSICIAN, &c.
TIAvlNG located miles East of Fayette, on
Il Il The road leading to Petersburg. respectfully
offers his services to the citizens Of Howard.
de may always be found at the residence of
Or. Samuel Crews, except when Professionally alb,
sent. March 10, '4S.--2-6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

HARD TO CuosE.-The Locos have now
the choice between Cass and Van Buren,.
and i, makes very little difference which
they vote for. They are in the situation of
the traveller at the cross road
STRANGER which is the way g. P''''''''
lage!" There's two roads" responu,-
fellow. "Well, which is the BEST" "Aint
much difference; both on 'em very bad
Take which you will, afore you've got half
way you'll wish you'd tuck t'other."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
DOct. a. :. Dinwiddie,

GRATEFUL for past patronage. still continues
" to offer his MEDICAL SERVICES 10 the
citizens of Howard County. .... --....
HrOAice on the South East side Of the public
square. where he caa usually be found in the day;
at night-at his residence, Sd door below the Bank.
Fayette April 10th, lS47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05


Mr.. INGERsoLL's OPINION OF GEN TAY.
LoR.-ln the House of Representatives on
the 3Olh ult., the Hon. J. r. lngersoll, in a
speech upon the civil and diplomatic BILL,
spoke of Gen. Taylor as follows:
The lime is at hand when with the blessing Of
Heaven, political prosecutions will cease, or will
al least be suspended for a season. One OF the
candidates for the high office Of Chief Magistrate
is believed 10 be above vindictive indulgence in
these narrow pre- udces Those with whom have
the pleasure to &C. as party will hail bis eleva-
ton for none Of his high qualities with sncerer
pleasure than because he will neither punish nor
reward for the mere influence OF party. Besides
their own peculiar union, in cordial support Of
him ss the selection Of their delegates, there is a
class, less numerous but not less devoted in at
achment, who will spontaneously combine in
that support without the organization Of party
They have made manifest their preference indi
vidually and in masses. In anticipation Of the
Wing convention OF The 9TH OF June, and indie.
pendenLiy Of It, they assembled by thousands on
The 9th. end made The welkin ring with loud plau
dts Of The virtuous citizen OF their choice. His
advocates OF whatever orig inal party denomination
feel that they are conservative republicans; and
they sustained him because they know him 10 be
OF the same character. Knowing, from his own
repeated assurances. his uniform preference for
The men aud approval Of the policy Of the Wing
party, that party sustain him ss one OF their cher.
rshed associates.
Wilhou, any peremptory pledges to particular
expedients Gen. Taylor has been explicit in the
declaration Of his principles. An avowal that he
is Wing, repeatedly made. is sufficient pledge
# no other avowal existed. OF his adoption Of Iha
course Of policy and his support Of those measures
which are identified with the name. But his prn
ciples are further svowed in a preference oil his
country to any party-n q disaPpToval Of pros
crplion-in Difference for the deliberate and de
olared will OF The people through the voice o
their Representatives. devotion 10 the conslilu
lon as it was carried out by the eahy President
in uncompI omsing hostility 10 Executive On
croachmens upon the rights OF other branches 0
the government-in belief that the prosperity @
the country may be promoted by the Congress G
he country unimpeded by narrow pre- JUDGES, tn
offspring alike OF arrogant sel6shness or degrsdin
subserviency. 1t is not the first time that obsti
nence from extreme or ultra party feelings has le
10 elevation to The Executive chair. To So
nothing OF Gen. Washington. no one con forge
The letter Of Gen. Jackson TO the Legislature c
Tennessee, or his letter 10 Mr.. Monroe, suppo
ed 10 have been written by Mr.. Hsrper. The,
are cardinal principles upon which the govern
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

ment has always been administered when Il has
been well administered, and beyond which when
any candidate has gone with promises, his prom.
ses have been forgotten or violated. When Pres.
dent, it will become his duty to recommend "such
measures as he shall judge Necessary and expe.
dent" Until then, his recommendations, which
would rashly anticipate the circumstances BY
which expcdient messages OF future momen.
must be governed; would be oflicious and absurd
What strange measures might not candidate be
expected 10 Judge OF for the hereafter, if he could
be put upon the witness stand, the confessional
or the rack al the pleasure OF every nquisitive or
malignant opponent. | believe that a wise man
never undertakes 10 say what he would do in a
supposed state Of things He must be actually
in the midst OF circumstances which prompt 10
action before tic mind can resolve with an
energy suited 10 the occasion
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
II A X II N d Il L q H /.
1nPChcaper Still. IN y

DEING DESTROYS to close all my business in
ID Fayette during the present year, | have de-
termined to commence now, selling my present
stock Of goods for cash, at greatly reduced pri-
ces and many articles for cost. My goods having
been purchased in the east for cash, by gentle
man well acquainted with the business, warrants
me in saying, that they are desirable in qualify,
style and price, and am determined to do what
say, and an ready to demonstrate it to all who
will give me call, advising those wishing cheap
goods TO give me call at least, before purchasing
else where. This stock consists Of staple dry
goods, bro. and bic. domes.cs, bed tickings, drill
hngs, tweeds, broadcloth, casimeres, casinets,
prints all styles, ginghams, lawns, silks satins,
oonnets, rbbands, fur and palm leaf hats, cotton
and silk handkerchefs, hardware and cutlery, cas-
tngs, queensware, sugar coffee, nails, glass, dye
stuffs, spice, &C., &c.
Favette, Nav 81, lS4S. .--- s..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
James w. Harris,

Comn,ission and Forwarding Merchant. and
Produce Dealer. ..
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO.
r IBERAL Cash advances made on all ship
ments of Produce, &C. for the Southern and
Eastern markets. ....
Glasgow, January go ls4s.--46 en-.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
.r JNO. w. HENRY, a.
ATTORNEY All LAW,
FAYETTE, MO.

Il n II L II, IHO', "-----"
VXTILL attend to any business entrusted to him
wv in the Courts of Howard, and the coun-
ties adjoining. He may be found at the Receiv-
er's Office, when not absent on professional bust
ness GFsyette Nov 9Th lS47 e 35--6m.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

LocoPoCo LoGIc-The Locofocos can
chop logic equal to any body or any thing.
We end, for instance, three serious char.
ges against the Wings as follows:
LIST. The Wings never had any princi-
Piles.
ed The principles of the Wings are cor.
rupt and dangerous.
Sd. The Wings have abandoned their
former principles.
1t will be seen from this that the Wings
never had any principles; that their prin.
ciples were corrupt; and that they have
abandoned what they never possessed
This logic has never been equalled except
by the lawyer, when defending his client
on a charge of borrowing whole kettle
and returning it broken. He laid down
as his points, tina, his client:
lst Never had The kettle.
I'd. 1t was cracked when it was bor-
rowed.
Sd. That it was whole when returned.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

Rich Dress Goods.
The attention of the Ladies is pnrtic ularly in
vied to a remarkably fine and extensive variety
of Rich dress goods and trimmings
All descriptions OF Bonnets
Parasols of all styles and quality
Laces and lace goods .-
Shawls and scarfs. dc. &c.
myl0 BOON, Talbot u SMlI h.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05

MIcuIGAN IN DANGER.-A prominent,
Democrat. and strong parlizan of Gen.
CAss, in letter under date of July 5lh,
from Grand Rapids, in Michigan, TO a mer-
chant in New York city, says:
"As to politics, we hardly know where
we are. We have Cas- men. and Taylor
men, and Van Bnren man--I hope the most
Csss men; but i, is not impossible ice may
lose the STATE"
In giving this, the New York Evening
Pos, well says tina, this expression of ap-
prehension is full of significance.
"When even Michigan in the opinion of
MIR. Cass' most judiclous friends, is likely
to abandon him, there can be but little ex-
pectalion Of his success in other Western
States"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-08-05
l.. ID. Brewer,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

N1ILL attend to any business entrusted 20
w him-in the Second Judicial District.
REFERENCES.
BROWNING & bushnell, Quincy Illinois.
A. A., w ! T p,S,s ESQ., Faye..e.
w. PICKET, Benton, Miss.
Col. P. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCAMPBELL g. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
frrOfice- ,MPBEL's Buildings, Huntsville,
No. Randolph CO., Dec. 18th ,'46. 40--ly
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
9leues Cabinet asaargnIassr,
IN NataSalsai,n.

Der llntcr,shnsts niatbt bsrmit tefanu fae or ben
Stcd pcn Gnanutt g. abeIe actauft bat, uno has CT
Gin neuss GatinelQ tincm alisn Star.
Dc in Dem Staotsn Gataiauqla cesr 0r6nepi(lel crs
SFnet bat mo- CT bstanoi9 auf pano boltcn rper o,f
9eitsInu9 prfrtiacn miro, ALE artitd in cinem "a:
ehe, ais Sefas, GerstSrs, Garo, Centre, Gsit. D:
ming, uuo grtatfat 5ilcbe, bot6sfronsrfEbc Gtdhe,
fransShfbs SboutaIidbls, 9srimsnt Srnaments, gd.
dsrfhranfs. Gcudcs, Gnotiihs Scetfccs, ScfatiFbt,
Dlrans gcrtaHs Dssfs, Ssiobcaros, Bureaus alIsr
arten, @dihrdnts, apolSbanns 8etlaoen olIcr Ittu,
gtrtifht, panc Sccls, 2rbrtstilbs fran,Slche SIa.
be9onp BsttIaeGn, II. no, fanmt ausr 2tstu &ddcn:
9rStbt.
SurS olIe 1rttd Die 9elrSbnlid in lclSb,n Moorcu.
lager 9tfuneCu psr1en, ipiro man bier rertti9en uno
gpar br pcblfil
0F3a ct fine Irtifd untcr kintr aufitht ole psrs
fsr9sn dft uno 5uar aus ben bsisn NRatsralicn, fc
Fam CT fur eitfttc gut ftsben.
0(NTGr bait oub bsiSnoia ane Trtsn 9tdbtt, Sc;
eersSRaarn, uuo gReintn.gBisecn ouf panb, IT, I. No.
pstbes CT allies tl9 nsrfaufen miro.
6ausbaltcr unb auoere, Die peu eitfen arttd brau:
eben, fno ein9daptn ansurufsn.
Sprn Trieoerieb.
Strtcn6er 4. no6OP
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
EeppieSDau
mn6 9YGrberci
Srpttnlbsr a.

uno lYarberct
Gr unte5ebnste benadrihti9et feline
90 Srsunee uno bas WubIifum ubabaupt
ca6 CT obi9e 8dhdfte uOn fsinem 8ruoer
Solomon &ucer in Sber Maeun9e, eedo
@auntp, ubsrnommen uuo an bemieIben
Stanee ous9ecebnt fcrtbetreben wilc. aqe
4rten &eppibe uno pon allen preifen bait
er bsitdnci9 auf ,9anc. bic an Scb6nbeil
uno @hte nir9encspo ubertrcffsn wereen
fonnen. Ses9leiten wsbt er Seppibe auf
Sefeuun9 uno an ben biai9fen preiBsn.
Die S drberei treibt er aucb fort une
fibIt perlihef oas ale feine Sarben = wie
man fie baben nil Wradt uno Oausr
feinen anrern in Der weiten llm9escuo nab'
isben.
Oa ct feline @dtifte 9rineIih psrfiebt.
uno feine Qrbsit unter feiner eiscnen Quf
licbt poIspsen wirc, 70 bcfft er re6t Sablreir
hsn 3uipruh Su erbaIten, ppfur er lib fsts
oanfbar Sei9en wiro
SStaiam Ns. Snoer.
Sept. a. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
3eie6em Der @oebacbtums.
Sob cineS 9ebrers in Der SOnntaeefebul,

Sci elmer teIenrsrn @rranmlrn9 Ger 1usntoun
Scnutossfbul;G Gefafboft 9sbatttn am pcrlcetn Zen.
nsrlas 1benb, puroen fc9snoe SeichdFc sinitlmmi9
au9encmmen:
Sa cs @irtt, bem ectietcr Gtcr estSn unb SEQ, &c.
fatsn. untrn Sreuno uno SJ1itorbster, 6 D 10 n
Gutb, aus bsr 5sit in os Gipisttt 81 rufn eabn
lsi eS
SeSrf,lplicn-DaG burd eisen ScossfaG unlcre
@slsnfboft Gin pdrci9rs SRit9iso uno bic Sbuls s.
ucn trcuen ecbrsr percrSn bat.
p - DAP mir uns tti Einrm 6inlheosu hamit
trGltn, Sae mir ibn ais eincn ocGtblaCn Nahfclcr
Scu tonntsn, ano nun 9lauten, RAP eiu Sep Gin f9er
Sco par.
81 = Da6 mir burb oics 6timiutbun9 aub an I'M
ftr Guoc crinusrt uno oucnunert perbsn, gu pitttn
10 lou9e cs Sag 1T, "cbs Die Siabt tcint, NO gis
manb pittcn tann."
d - Tag mir gum 3sibcn unitrer bctbodtun9 ees
gen Den @sltcrtsuCn, NIrr9cn knem @c9r6tniiIt bc.
pcbncn, uuo nrsiE9 Sass lang cinen Slcr CHI Iintcn
grm tra9cn wclIen
81 - DAP cine a6fbrift pcn beisn @srboutluuecn
an tic troutrnps sRuttr upe @elbpitr dbsrrelSbt
wCree.
g. - @aF oislt g3tibldiIt i'm "Sueentfruuo," uuo
aud i'm "6rteenstctGn," "Tatrici" uno "3eputltas
ncr" tetannt 9cmatt wsresn GclIsu.
g. s.. Srpbff, 9yrGfoent.
8. s.. SregIer, Gee.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04

Shm folgte 6err gomunb Sdneinib in
engIiftter Spradbe. Der benfelben @fgeuFano
sum Sbema feiner Bemafungen maebte.-
Nahmittaes belt Der gbrw. .0err No6 eli.
ne Wrsbiet in ber er befonbers bie Shbrun.
gen oes Germ NIT Ssinen Bcten in beibni,
ftben eanoen. 70 pie audi bic pfliebten uno
8crrebts sines ,6sioenboten Snm @egen.
ifanb fsner Gebe mabte. Qbmos bielt Der
gbrw. peter &idfsder. friber pon Der Belf.
inoif6en Mliiion. in osm nabe 9eIe9enen
We6pOrt. cine Mifiionsprcoist.
Mlontass ben 7tsn, oIs am 2tsn Seftag.
bieIt Der Gbrp. 81. gBebiier cine @eoe. in
Der sr Die friibere 9sl6ibte Der Snbianer
fIahti9 ourd9ing.
Die Un5abl Der @eeenwdrtigsn am erifen
Sag wuroe auf 1000 ssfbdbt, am Swsiten
absr mar Die S9iammIune nur tIein. Ser
S6lub Der Seier muroe nit @ebet unb Se
fang esmatbt. worauf bic Qnwefsneen fi6
flu uuo rubis nab Saufe besaben.
60 wurbe cine Der trauri9fien Ssasben
beiten beS porieen SabrbunbertS feierlib
commemorate, uno Der aIte @otssader an
9uaoenbutten, no Der 9BeiBe uno &otbe
Mann Ssit' bel Seite fbIdft. Iieet iest pie.
Der erneusrt uno ueriin9t ba, ino Carbon
GauntD Sdblt unter feline Merfwhrbi9teitsn
-unter oenen er nidt Die 9eiin9fle uno un
bsceutenofe ilt-ben aIten aber ieet ernsu.
ertsn 8esrdbni6plas Der Sooten Su @na'
oenbatten. (Sisne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
Sefcntlidbe s9enbu.

Sesrtita9s oen 22ifen uno Samifas5 ben
" 30ten Srptember, an beipen Sd9en nm
10 llbr 8Ormttass. fplteu am 9aufs Res
pertforbeneu @eor9s Srant. in gscrbs
@beitbau &auuGtip, eeta Gauntp, Of.
fentlid perfauft mereen:
Gin pfero, cine Sub, A Sbweine. ein 2
9duIsmasen unc Elm | Giulswassn. rim
pfu9. Qferoeaeldirr. 9euIeitern. smei Ss'
fen nit &obr, Setten uno 8ettlaeen, eilt
Sseretar, Sbranfe. Sifbe. Stible, Bdn.
fe. Siltsn. SWei fupferne RsIIeI, Giienfellet,
Gifenbdfeu, 5uber, Safer. Stdncsr. Carpet,
6ausubr, Sadubr, @afwirtb @eritbe.
SrOb beim Gebunp, @rasIenfsn. 5oljfis
&c. cine 9ro6e Sa9e, SeuerbOl. Gperrfette.
9rubbads. 4erte. 9runobcereu beim gu.
fteI. swsi ShIeiflsine, &ubfetten, gBpa'
rae, StabskheIn. SdmalS bsim pfuuo,
Srubtfids. uno nod pislsrIsi 1rtifrg tu
umldncli9 5u msIcsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04


uno ricf lferbenb fsinen RamsrobsH su. aIs
iie i'm bIutsno lIno peripnnoet psni Selce
trugen:
"eafst mid, fferbcn, eiIrt bin NIB feds
tet fir bic Gbrc cHereS Vanceep
Sol. 6arbin fiel In elmer ShIadt. Gin
Spbn pon Daniel @etfer ffarb i'm 0ospi.
tai in ben beiben Sonen non Merito. Ges
pastel. ieet Elm @bis @itslieo beS Con,
9relIeS BON SsnHsfse war BORT nit siusm
yieaiment g8biss. Sobn 9. @aines. elm
MitgIieo ess Gongrefles uon &entudp
fhmadtete nit @alins so. @lay. aIsRriees'
gefangener in ben ilinfenoen 8slIen oss Sc.
fdneniles in Msrieo. Mpnate auf Monate.
biz fie ourb bas erobsrn iener Staet oureb
Seott erl6Bt purben. Ser Sobn bon Sobn
s. Grittsnosn fibrte feline tapfere Sbaar
9cesn ben roben Seino. g8ir f6nnten bier
fcrtiabren nit 8eifpicIen bon eisfer Qrt, eia
nen 8dder, einen GOtran, u. {. 10. bena.
men, bis bic SpaIten unferes 8Iattss p6llig
ausaefulIt, unb bennoh pdre Die eilfe nibt
rfhopft; baltsn aber cos @efa9te binrsib'
emo fur beute; uno bod b6reu mir Die 8c.
fbulbi9uns. Die @biss feen Seinoe ibres
eanoes. 8errdtbsr uno SorieS. .Sabsn ben
piefe feiIen preiIen gar feinsn @sipeft fur
@obrbeit, fein Sunfen pOn Gbr9efhbl mebr?
. Stbanbs! S6anee!! 9immsIfbrsisn.
oes unrebt.
@s III wobr. Die @bias iino feineGrie9s
ldrmer, uno fuden nitt auf Dem Stedcn.
pfero meItes unfsr uno ieosS eono INNER
unaludlib madbt, in Gewalt uno Qemter
III reiten, aber menn es elnmal Sur prpbe
fcmmt, 70 lino fe INNER bsi Der oano.
Sa wObI fasen manbs: GsneraI SopIor
it eiu gutter general or bat 9rose Sbaten
aetban, Elm sbrIi6er Mann. CT Bat feline
Wlihten 9rtrcu erfallt, feiuem 9anoe auf
tibtia 9ceient. aber er 1T niht fdbi9 fur
prrhoent. eaet uns nun feben ME oiele
Sebauptun9 zine prrbs oustaIten fam?
@eneraI @erifer Smitb, Elm @e9ner fa9t:
"general 3apIrrs miIitiriftbm &baten
fino niobt bic uria6sn friner YOpuIdritdt; ;
lie fino nur Der @sgenfono woburtb sr fsin
ssfunoes llrtbeiI. Die Sbiti9feit feines @ba'
ratters, lsinsn erbabenen Sinn fur @ereb.
ti9fsit une bic unbefedlide Gbrlicbfeit be-
meiict. Gr cereient sbenfppiel Rubm fur
mas er 9efbristen, ais fir casiense was er
eetbau bat eiemeil. felblf no CT Die @cmpo'
Ntion nibt eie ftiuise III. es tOh feline Sc
lunun9en. QbGdten uno GefubIe unb
aaes mas er iaat fcwcbI ais eosieni9e mas
er tbut, III beseiebnet eurb eie Grbabenbrit
ltine5 Gbayafters."
5ier linb 8emsife BON einm @eensr.
@sm woat ibr nun 9Ioutcn generaI psr'
infer Smitb. oet SapIor fennt unc unta ibm
getient, ceer eeu feilsn uno peroUrbenen
Weflsn ?-(Mera.