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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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JIeNFs mn tehrt Glld,-Nei Shnas
bel lla6 Wbeitball 9erift
Samitaas ZEN 20ftcn Sauuar IcI elm
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BON @harles Rtiufd,mbt Sno IBtritbau.
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ausacidlciItn iuerben iclIen s5o aufarleat
auf 100 Sdritt NIT Rulrlu, mno $50 ans
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Sie 9Sbeitballer Sdiiteu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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III urtsasfeHs ooer all Rdufsr dtsulieferu.-
l8egeu bem 9idhrrn erfuneiae man fit tei
@ew nHierfd'EisbeRsu cher Ssiram @nih, in
prcB, RerH nub qe's. 2tchr
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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entm frit,etigtn orat strtttctbatsr, unp eas Ser;
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fen Salltn Usit Ttrtaltun8 turirt rie AUD 2tus.
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lung iteralI iidttar par. Qeir Iine ttfannt init
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trrs aniurenren. irene ea6 Iis In ihrer Gr,rar,ns
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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llutcrseid,nete MAIDEN benz pnblifum be-
fGuut, baB te an ihrem alten Stane, in
aGcnt1nn, sueu 9rrftu 8crratb Siider sr'
hateu habsn, 70 rpie ale anoere ju eieiem
@efhdft aehtrence 9Irtidel. su hcrabaeieeten
preiicn gum 8erfauf auf Sdnt sn haI'en &C.
oenfrn. Sbre 9luerpaM brffeht inter aneeru
aus feI4cneen NrtlfeIn, nem!idl:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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ar fur ben 8erfauf Der plautaihe uualluifia
mar. tpuree ecrfelbe bic Den Sen Ncbruar
uddifens, 10 llhr Born ttaaa, ausgeffeat-
uno fails bieiclbe oann nidn perfauft mirb,
fca fie auf Gin eabr perIcbut merceu.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
Oefeutlithe 9Senolt.
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llhr @crmitta9s, fol- am Sauie ocs uerifcr'
tcnen W artin easarus, in SaIiburs
Idu"iSbip, ecda @auutp. ofcntlid) perfauft
iptrecn
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pfnac, G99en, QRdacn, cine 8aiee, eine
Guantitdt Q8ei6eiden planfeu, 3cG bid.
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81 umtdnolid, su meIbeu.
Die Scemsung'n am 8erfaufstaae uub
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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wunoeit fcnuen geDetlt
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gen, aufIprtnsenbe Ndnoe, spehs eppcn, oer'
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gen unc @eitf,t, siusfahruug Der Soaut, fcu'
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fer bon S6merseH.
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pdsEd,ttdtseit heilen, 9teid,Oiet % fte duffer'
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Salbe ooer einement geteiIt pereeu fam.
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ole femat6 an ben menfd,Iid,eu S6rrer ge.
shaH warUe. Waau fam I'D, INNER oarauf
pertaBeu, bdB 0e ale duferlid,e Gntslnrun:
a<a tneardnmt c6r finbert; ihre heilenbs
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fin piGenfd,aftfid,er @cmpcune, bsfen Sa.
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hefannt Tno, empfetlen Fe aaaemein, uub
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foreeri enrd, 8erffcpfung Der Sd,WeiBf6d,er
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gritet nnree !; Sie tnrirt jeoe slrt Wuneens
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aiHsen, 8errenfun9en, frnrise Thenmdtism,
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9hieren, &c. III beileHsskhtt HeesshidIs -
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f1fnniiit Die 6ffentIidie G'un9 nit elmer Sduel'
f'sfeit, Die ber hiesapsr ase6isiutfdIeu sc,
Fdihte unbefaHnt III. aae bic fe sebran.
sssTE, empfehisn birfetbg.
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) ScreH fur 9haIex.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
SCf)ulrctnforcerun0.

9tIe ,prfde nod, in ben Sfohfbnd,trn pen
W enb Gugnue Co.. IeBihin Stehrhai,
ter in Suo WheithaI, lhuIeig iInc. 70 rpie
in gacten uuo Saucsn &c, reroen biermit in
ReuntniR aefest. eae fe itpifden nun unb
oem uddifen lifen 9ipril RidMiafeit MAIDEN
mnfIsn-unb fcIcbe Gle nod, 9nfcrcernnasn
an befagte Sirmd su mad,cn bateu, teIieteR
ihrc Hsdnnn9en bis eabin aud, sins,lbria'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-24
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Sccbeu ertdItcn elm frifhrr 0crrafh Scp
petite. uno eiuidufiie @elpchrep, lleter(d,hhe
Tvdusnlimmcr'G Giumihnhe, frtdene GBiitcr
llctsrrCde, Sad &eaft. unb zine Perfhie
benheit aneerer alrfifel peId,e i'm @rceen n
GIeiniE an ben bIIliafen preiRsn fur Saar
arIs perEauft psresu @
seeurr 3nunlernNh.
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The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
Baltimore Convention.

II is stated in some of the papers that the Barn. burners refused to pledge themselves o sustain the candidate who shall be nominated. This statement is literally true, but he iRferenee drawn from it that those gentlemen will not sustain any candidate but the one who may receive their sufrages in the Convection, is unfounded and incorrect. They re- fused to give pledge, not because of unwiingness to support any particular candidate, but simply be- cause pledge had not been exaetcd from tbe dele gatlon of any other State. Messrs. CambreIeng and Jared Wilson, in letter addressed in behalf of the BarnburDefste the eeaittee credentials des hare -"They would feel themselves unworthy to rep resent the democracy of New York; if they could submit 10 condition which impeAches the integrity cf their representatives, and wbeh would disAonor the State bJ snbjec'ing its delegates to condition which the convention expressly declined 10 impose upon the delegates of any other State in the Union prior 10 their admission
 Thus, II was not the pledge itself that was ob. ner Of demanding 1t.
 The Hunkers gave the pledge.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
By Sunday nights Mail.
ITEMS FROM MEXICO.

Major Graham, al ihe last dates, was hourly ex- rected at Vera Cruz, with desratches for our gov ermment, containing the ratification of the Treaty. the Quarter Masters Department at New Orleans, to prepare for the transportation of 27,oOO men who would b on the coast in 20 days.
 The wife of Paredcs has asked from the Mexi- can Government 10000 dollars to enable hm to leave the country. It is doubted whether this is not rvse to enable him 10 obtain funds for the purpose of prosecuting his claims to the leadership when our troops have left.
 Gen. Kearney has b-en appointed civil and Militia Y commander of Mexico In the place of Gen. Smith who is to- superiptend the embarkaon of the troops at Vera Cruz.
 The correspondent of the Crescent says, strange 10 say "thc Uomao is decreasing in this place" (vera Cruz) Capt. Clendenin Of Arkansas has had the yellow fever but is now convaescent.
 The court of inquiry in the case of Capt. Bclger U S. A. has finished is deliberations, the result is not known, it is currently reported that Capt Bel ger will come og with flying eolors.
 ''rhe Monitor (Mexican) tells an absurd story of some American soldiers having fried and fqtea a Mexican woman, and appeals to the Star for nfor- nation upon the subject. The editor of that paper says, that not knowing the circumstance he feels able 10 give the desired information. He always knew that the Americans were very partial to the Mexican women; but he never heard of their taking them fried.'
 Great uneasiness was felt in the city of Mexico with regard to the menacng attitude lately assumed by the Indians, whose cries of 'Death to the Whites Long Live ,he Indiaas!" were heard at recet bull-fght on the Plaza
 "On the 2Sth ult information had been received that 5000 Indians had taken forcble possession of the city of San Luis Potosi, driving all the white inhabitants out of the city. The war party in Mex leo. it is said, is at the head of the Indian move ment."
 Mustang of the Delta writing from the city of Mexico 26h ul:. says:
 Mir. Sevi-r has been seriously ndisposed for se vera days back, but has recovered; he attend ing 10 business, rather waiting the operations of the Mexican Congress. to discharge hs dItes here and return home. He wa, attacked wi,h bilious colic"
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
Political Appointments.

Col. s. II. HEMPsrEAp, Democratic candidate fo the vacancy in the United States Senate oceasione. by the death of Col. Ashley; will address the peo pie at the following places and times viz: Oakland Grove. Prairie Co.,; Thursday June lst Searcy, White CO: Friday June 2nd.
 Elizabeth, Jackson CO; Monday June 5th. BatesviIie. Independence O.. Wednesday June 7th Smithyille, Lawrence co Friday June 9th. Jackson, Lawrence CO.,; Saturday June 10th. Pocahontas, Rsndolph co, Monday June l2th. Gainesville, Green CO; W ednesday June l4th. Salem, Fulton CO; Monday June 10th. Athens. lizard CO., Wednesday June 2lst. Liberty, lizard CO.,; Thursday June 22d.
 Melville, Marion Co.,; Saturday June 24th. Lebanon. Searcy CO.,; Monday June 26ih. Jasper, Newton co; Wednesday June 26th. Carroton. Carroll co; Saturday July Ist Huntsville. Madison CO.,; Monday July 3rd. BeEtonvilie, Benton CO.,; Wednesday July 5h. Fayetteville, Washington CO., Saturday July sih Cane HIll, Washington CO.,; Monday July 10th. Van Bnren. Crawford CO. Wednesday July 18th. Fort Smith. Crawford CO.,; Thursday July 18th. Ozark, Franklin CO.,; Saturday July 18th. Clarkssille, Johnson CO., Monday July i7th Dover, Pope CO.,; Wednesday July Ioth. Norristown, Pope CO.,. Thursday July goth. Danville. Yell CO.,; Saturday. July 22d Perryviile, Perry CO.,; Monday. July 2nh. Lewisb1rg, Conway CO; Tuesday. July 25ih. Clinton. Van Buren CO.,; Thursday, July 27tb. Little Rock, Pulaski CO.,; Saturday, July 29th.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
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A Jew of our citizens have recently enjoyed . lnxurys rue h this region 10 bearing the perform anee of Signor J. BoGaA upon the violin. This ad- mirabls and thorough performer hes given two con certs here, at which. though thny attended, he af forded the greatest delight all who were capable of aPpreciating themslody of sweet sounds.
 Mfr Born Is a. finished artist His power ofexecu. ton is remarkable, while his tone Is exceedingly sweet, full and lear. Next to Ole BVl Artoi vieax Temps and SiyoIi. hs belongs to the highess class Of artists upon that splendid instrument the violin His eommand over the instrument is perfect, and al though for the popular occasion he indalgsd, we thought. little loo much in Icas of dexterity are told by those who have been fortunate enengh 10 hear him perform in private, his taste highly deli cate and refined
 Al the solicitation of some of our citizens, Mir. Bora, who is gentleman of very wiuaing and gem lenanIy maHneis. has consented to remain here for few mOntts. If he can obtain class sufficiently large to warrant his remaining He proposes to in- struct class in vocal music and also one in nstru- mental music. Vocal instruction above ali is need ed among us especially when the opportunity Is of- feicd of receiving it from one who is master in the profession has studied in the principal conserratories of Europe, and can iEpart very valuable knowledge in short space of time. In studying music in this country. we begin in the middle, and the conse- quence is that in this city hardly find three persons who can sing play any piece of the least difficulty together. Mr. Bora proposes 10 begin at inc begining-to teach his class scientifically and thoroughly--to enable them in a short ftme to read Aueutly any piece of music SO thst. in singing or playing together. each shall hear the harmony, and be able 10 in concert instead of each play ing or singing his own part by inc note without knowing what has become of the other performers. Singing is an art. The management of the lungs, all ar,isliea dcvelopemeDt of the sound, has never been taught here at all. We have the material here for society for vocal and instrumental music that would enable us to spend many delightful evening There voices hese, fine, but uncuItiyaied There is musical talent enough, but uudeyeloped II needs the hand of the master 10 cultivate the one and de- velope the other, and we hope that now, when an opportunity is offered which may not occur again for many years. oar young ladies and gentlemen will not neglect n
 A subscription list has been left with us by Mir Bora to which any who may feel disposed can place theI names.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
COL. SEIIER AClNnlniTE.

Tte editor Of the Democrat and others, who for certain were anxious that the name oT this gentleman should not appear in the list of caudi- daes for Inc Senate. have endtavored to instl some doubt into the public mind as 10 his position be. fore the people. We have asserted from sufficient authority, as we conceive, and which has been al ready made known that he did desire it ard cds eiadIdaie. The reasons which governed us, and every other dIsinlerested peison in coming to this Conclusion, were mol sufficient 10 satisfy the editor of the Democrat, because We presume "the wish was father to ihe though'' and the fame of beating Col Sevie for the Senate by keeping the people in state of uncertainty, would indemnify him in re. putation for Lis former failures To sustain us in the opn on We have before expressed recent letter is beioEe us, written by Col. Sever from the city Of Mexico, to a gentleman of this city, from which he has kindly permitted us 70 make the Following extract: .. "
 'We shall have peace between Mexico and the United states ID short time, unless appearances are more deceptive than lake them 10 be- | SHALL Big IN ARKANSAS BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE SUMMER AND sHALL BE A CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION TO THE SENATE"
 This will We hope put all caYiIs at resi-, and au- thoFlze those who by false influences have endeayor ed if possible 10 weaken Col. Sever, m the posi- ton which te wishes to occupy in the canvas
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
Principles of the Democratic Party.

We find in the St Louis Republican a telesraph ic despatch, dated "B Itmore May 26," giving a sfo't account oi the closing proceedings in the Democratic National Convention. They are im- potant, as they incu iethe declaration nf principles on W ich the Democratic party go into the Pres. dental contest Without comment, We copy the desPaichcs:
 Ihe Yice-pfesidents of the Convention were ap pointed Comm ttee 10 wait the nominees and inforn them of their nomination.
 A resolution providing tat for the future m Slate should send more delegates to National Convention than il has Electoral votes. was discus sd and postponed for future consideration.
 The Con,nittee on Resolutions reported d series, embodying as the principles Of the Democratic par Y those aTowed in lS44. That the Government las no power To carry out system of general internal Improvements oppos ton 10 Inc assumption of inc plblic debs ot the States by the General Govern. ment approval oi the Sub Treasury; the Tariff of 10; agsinst the diifibntoa ot the proceeds of inc public lands; in favor of the Veto power, as being n l"st and necessary cheek upon improsident legis- lation
 resolution congrstuiating he people of France upon their accession to the ranks of ireef.en Was adopiet.
 Mir fancey, from minority of the same com mi'lee, snbm tied the following resolution;
 hesolred, That the dociTine of non-interference with the rights and property of any portion of the citizFns of this Repuhtc, ia any of the States or
 ''"'Ao'' " any othef tiia the parties Interested IS the true Republican doctrine.
 Th's resolution, afier considerable discussion. was negatlyed, by vote of 36 to 2l6.
 The resolutions reported by the malotty of the committee were then sdopie1 unanimously. The Old HunkeTs entered their protest agaihs. he proceedings ot the Coarentlon. which was recor- ded.
 On motion, the thanks Of ths Convention were rendered 10 the diiferen, officers
 oa motion. The Convention adjourned sias die, after listening to brief vaiedis,ofy from the Pres dent.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-06-13
Gen. TayIDr on nsw eronnd.

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Mr. Sanders delegate 10 the Whig National Convention, is author ized by General Taylor 10 present his hame, with < pledge that he will atiie the decis on and support the nominee Of that body The Cincinnati; Euqui Ter learns also that letter las been for some days at Washington from the General, in which he fully commits himself 10 all the wbg doctrines and mea sures' but observing profound silence upon the slavery question"
 We doubt the the truth of this-bui if il be SO. it must also be source o pain to his real friends 10 See him thus used by he political hacks who cling To tae skirts of his popularity, and are willing to make hin ridiculous that they may be benefited