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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
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Sine Sdubtrbanes pIInoerte msbrGe
merlfanilbe Stdcf 6itIitb pom Sisrro
Maore 9ebirae mabreno ees Monates
September. Cine Matamcras 3eituns be,
itdti9t piefen Seriht. uno fa9t, eae biefs
Gduber Gi9entbum 5u ecm SsIauf uon So.
600 SbaIer roubteH. gs mirb bebauptet,
caB mebrere .Sunosrte Der Sefrrtenre eer
amaifanifdm Qrmee uno Qbentbsursr.
9Ieib Den Rduberbanben aneerer 3citen, eirs
Sunenib macbtcn uno ii6 iber bas aanSe
Sane, ollIi6 pom Sierra Mlaere, uerbrsitet
baben. Gs wire sefa9t, GAP cine paribie
oleier Hduber, oeren 3abl man auf $50
ftdet, in Der gldbe pon MatamOras ssfsbsn
nuree; nno Gin @erilbt wuroe perbreitet.
eaB oieie 8duber beabiibtieen, bss Nadts
Die Staet Su iIbsrfauen uno pisfsIbs su plin.
eetn. Die Staet wuroe brwabt uno oie
Ginwobner wurcsn unter 99afTen aebaiten
pdbreno mebrerer auf chamber folesneer
glddtc, um Die &duber Su perbiubern, in
Ole Staet ein5uorin9en. Oisfe &duterban.
Den baben Seiiun9su in ben Selien eer al.
ezra Miaere uno in ben @ebufhsn. cem gio
granoe entlans, uno fbwerIib wib es oer
merifanfben &tsitruns ssIinssn, Obue
SuIfe pon Den Sereiniatsn Staaten bisfel.
ben Su unterorlden. Sn Matdmoras evs
bielt man bic Nadribt bas @ensraI Bu,
Ifamente NIT 500 Mann auf Dem Marfb
nad pisfr Staot be9riffen fsi, uno feine
9e9enwart witb wabrfbeinlib bic Rduber
perbinrcrn, eineu an9tiif auf bic Staet su
we9n.
'uu9lii Ii dim 23lfen Sttober perTcr
cine iun9e Sc6tsr bes 6rn. abr. .0uns.
perser. in GAP Coventry &aunlbip. Gbr.
lter @auutp, ibr eeben ploblib in siner
Sslmtble. Das Rinb wuabe gcf6idt Mm
leinem Sater. Der litb in Der MnbIe bsianb,
dum Na6tsIen su rufsn. Sn Der Mible
9ertetb bas ,6iuo bsm 9idesrwre III nabe,
muloe BON eemfcIben er9riffen, uno ebe Der
erfbrodsne Sater es aus ieiner 9sfdbrgihen
Gage rstten fonnte, mar es entletIicb ,ers
linmmeIt, une liarb sleidb barna6.
Seuer.-Die Sasuer bes 5rn. Gam.
ueI aItbaus in 8sbminlfer Gaunibip, Buds
@auntp, nit sinsm grOeen 8orralb ron
Sru6t uno .9eu, bronnte in ber pprlstien
Samlq9 9abt niebeT. 5,Dei pfstoe nno
abt 6hbe tamsn in ben Stammen ulL
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
a,bilaSeIpbia sy,arftpreife.

6TAlteia am men-ooliir 1T ftne Natbfra9c-sr
trotbte $50 tis 375 hosSubi uno Sladsioomsn l2S
bis l3O.-5tausr 525 lis 537, Oacasnnsbl 387 unb
SRstlttcrancb 293 tiS 800. gRa,eu ITO tis lis,
&cssen 63, Ssdfbtcrn SO fr attcs unc So fir 9lsss
uno i1aftr 80.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
9yenninlpania SssabIcn.

Scletncs SabslIs SIist rs bci rcu lsetsn @obtn in
oicism Staot ftir prcfosnt uno GcupcrnSr Gins
scsttsns Stims. 70 snaa ais wir eisdts in grfabr.
una brinoeu tcnntcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
SDie Der NreiiSent acipdbIt ipirS.

Die Grrpdblsr fdr grcfocnt uno Siw:Yrsfoent Der
ptrfhisosnsn Staatsn, Arianuncln itb an ptn &t9t;
runss:Siesn psrfiten, am 1ittn Mrutos i'm Ssptsnls
bsr, usbss bss Sabr Der 6ts it, olImr is fdr Sinsn
prsRcsnt unb @iscsYrFpsnt otitimnCr watbs atlin,.
muns ssb6ri9 auf9Stibnct wirc. Gin Grpt wiro aus
sefrtist unO burb cinsn ipt;irIn Wscnscr nab gR0:
fdisstcn ssanpt bsr cs Dem Gensrcs ;u dtSrrribtn
bat. I'm siusn tsitimmtcn Sag pcresn sis Serid,tt
oeanu albert, i'm 8siitin bciosr Saukr bss Gcu9rt;
rs ssSifnst, unb pos Nsultat ptrtiinost. auers sfs
fsusr psrocn lccann nab ben Grpablt'n sciontt init
siuir Guiaouns, iid in gFolhnatcn Sinpiinern ibr'
Gos Otwtsssn unp bic gfidtsn ibrsr 1mt'r gu iitSr'
hsbmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
3ipeifclbdft.

" @cn eCn trsi tet9emcocsn etaotSn bat man
netb feline btnan9libs Ssribts, I'M bos 8tiultat mil
Gapfbeit ontiiuei9cn iu tSnns,. : am Sciien il C.
cab Saprr cbne ir9cnb ciusn hsritltcn srrpdbt III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

0tFGrie SduufD.-Gm 1tf9 GcrrcfpcnSsni
rcn Gris sitt , rab nss Gauutp tsi ocr lseten abl
niht tbr gut 9rtban babe ;a9t absr bo6 elm Gdness
iturm bepcn bic liriahs saprfiu ltt Der om Mcnta9
atsno pcrbr finsn anians Senrsmncn, uno niht cher
uahscta6tn bats. tis bic Grbs rcn bis 2 Sus init
Sbnce bsbett esrpsfin par.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
qomeaSter uuS S,erfs.

Die Wasbrbeitsu in bisfsn Gountss, ipeprn innlsr
zines eos ancrs in isine sesbrbsit m utsrtrsfsn
iutbt parsn ts Der lsetsn gRabl ws fclyt
eonsalr. 53l0 Sanlcr.
8srts, 4404 9ae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

eancoiter O9sbrbcit 996
2tlc bat es 8ttts ndt tcnisn tSnnei, unc eiss 1T
cub pos Ssits nibt-ss fam cies uitnas piSoa bun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

TFIDrioa.-Diefr nsue Gtaat III nit etlpa
1900 Meebrbsit fur 2aplcr asaanaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

or HH ahttors pcurp 6lOp bat om lsetcn gRabl
tags uidt 9dfinmt -iriadbe nil II uHpdfIidb mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
g. tic rgir.

ulst UcVutiytpaltN ShstylS uHp Nuetautt ct]NlttNb
b;rpsiii fdb in oSm llntIrnrbmN pIs DIT. . q . b
Sapns ecn philadelphia, nit rritn an%i9tn una
irs sttr wcbl tCtannt uo. 9iaeb ritiabrstr Yr0ris
uuo 9cnausr llntrudun9 Der Gntitbunl uuo bts Gbo;
raftrs eer 8rantbttiu, lpiettt iltb bir Ncttcr hn
Bsrshln9 pcn iotilmtn. uuo Die &crjdgltbttt ltiusr
3uhnlnNuseun9cn bat litb bnpSbrt eurd eis 9rceuu;
tbiss Donttartsit ritsr Soutnesn, WddDt Den SiueM
Eiucr @tihidlifcit unb ltine Juntrpiutbof crprrt:
en. Ssut ino tliut ticft Suoiial6tr 0icrums, icp.
ern prdparatt, ptltht aus lan9tm mtibantn Shtium
brrcrSe9an9sn, une ca ilt III bcbtn Craos ttm Gnt.
sp;d wilbem ft ttitnmt fue, Sntlprthtn, ic nurbtn
Die arbsitsn uno llnkrnSbmunasn ets GiscutbdmGs
init sutHn G,cls sstrSnt. Gin Gtottllmtnt 1T nun
eias esr srSftm in psn Scr. Gtaaisn, uuo rbnsrattt
sas CT ollie eticl unO iSaunlbips nit kinsn unEbas:
tareR Niei;un rtriitbt prfhiIt ibrtitb nrtb IN:
ssbnrs Suantititsn nab ouSpSrtisu sSneern.
s5a esr 8rfNJin9 finer 9ptint um tins Swtilitlns
rdm 9snga &rt: ;Ir 9ictii 81 trn9Su, 9ob 0r. Same
ensn 6anilsn: Gatnecr brraus rpclbir SSitbSini0nn
9tn uno 9uttatt ots bSblttn 9baratisys sntbS 9Rir
sfbm aus psm Gjtrmontaun Stt9rapb. cap pcriss
Sabr cine SRittiou filtr Galtnbsr fiji lS4S sl:
erudt une ousoctbtin ipuroT. Sirs Sabr III fiS
Siobfraas fiji lSi0 c 9rrG, cap gpi DanrfprsItn,
nit sintn ecppdtn arttitrbtae, SoS uno 9iobt tau.
f,n u,o ecb ndbt i'm Stanbs fno Die srrft Sotbfraat
~ btfriseias,i. Die 5trrn Starttp uno SQ'G ala,
wsihs bic prsfarbs ptrridptt, batn ss in Ger Shat
sis nctbrtuoi9 bsfunocn, um pin Serpsrunsn bts
.psraus0etnS uabnfrmi,Sr, uctb cine critic Dampf:
preGs aufglifiuiu! 3psi uno cine batbs SRiL
ticnen Gremrlare finp rfcrprttb fir 1Si9
Wcu es pcn gpSlf bis fdnfgb' taufno SitS 9Napir
rraudIt, uno enm 8cfmauhpdno---o nur jpSt Gtuts
eas Stld-(wir tt9rtifm nibt wit ft % iprblft &c.
htfrt wSrom tSnnsn) ron $4,000 Sbaler rrurhtbt!
Gs tt,piGt bits cns Der mtrtpdreigtn uno rpunrcr.
tarlisnilnrnslln,n9m, bie neb il oufleSibnct warin
saan nme iih abr bapue Fin, cas- bitit srces Suni:
nH, wdbs an fitb fhcu Gin 9refts @nmSsrn III, sSn;.
h6 Nrfbsutt wirc-rs % Oduicncu GotsnSer prresn
aIIs umtcuf an 9ouhac. Stcbrbattir, Sau,ilisn unc
gsricnsu 9c9stiu. in etr atttt ciSdten untutaspdb
tbr bic 9au,sn Scr. Giaotin m prbrsitsr.
u DIR etanepuntt oss Or. Sapns ii sin Gensiosns.
svsrtbsr-srrsidbt ourb fins cisus aleinss Gnsrsis
fansn Slsie uno finsn llntsrnsbmun9sgsit- knen
aussstrsktsn GCnntniPen uno msoiinifher Suriepru.
hmi p;dt ndelihs Off bs,isbno--itsbt CT nun aIs
saurt bsr Gn,oeianstn rCn MatciSnsn fdr "nis sRl.
ticnsn," ettndu, tpdSbe n:bt nur ais unmr9ltihisbC
ntaittd osr psrihisosnsn 6rantbtittn. rcn eem 81
authta,sr ausstnanecr orfift, w., ertldrt ruresn
ienbsru ipdbs tsitmnit iino untrshsutareu @usci
ouf bic naslids Camille, in Der 5crm rpisnIrertans.
tr GIaapbsIt uue Ntlan9rtsr Griitnl auspdtsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

OF TSentnfp.-Gn. SapIcrs sRsbrbsit In ei,
FIN etaat pirb bis an tic $4,000 rSidsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

G-SerfoIDuug.-llnltrs @ssnrr fhinpfn ftbr
pad;r ouf ole rstsiEfsn Stntnnunscn Ics, unS tt:
baiptsu fs kisn Sbuo baran ba6 Gn. SaMcr CT
pabt fl, unb DEFENDERS wsrbtn bic Sudtcrs csrt nit
esnemmsn.-aGss rpas mir biTauf ju trmatn boten
bstsbt earin, bos Die 8aisSin Stiun9ctcr fcwrb
frss BJrstr nb ols Die Sidtrei9iSkn, unb ra6 rS ib
ueu eb,nfalls frei sbt bin;uitinen pc iie pclIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

OF -Miidbiean.-G0t GOe's ORsbrbsit in ticEm
Staot III strpas ii6sr 1000 etmmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

0JMajI 6b ne ct t s.-Da Gtn. Sadcr
Feline gRsbrbst aIsr snscsebsncn etinmsn in SN0tIas
hufts bat, Ic mus Der @cupsrnSr nrb vCr Dem 5tsn
Drssmtsr bic @sitsssbuu9 g'fOnmsn bsrufn, wdhs rs
bann bic GrpSbtr gu cr,uaSen bat.-Gs muB bisS
curd bic kete Gttes'b,m9 stkbsbsn, uuS eisfts II
itart Mbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

0JSer ate Mfdrs.-Difr fir eit Ginieeuns
bss Yrcfpsntsn tstinmtc Sag, fdat nddles Sobr uuf
sinsn ecrntas Gsu. Sortcr miro cobtr crft om 5ttn
sRar, FIN lint antrstsn. Dies bat ib sr Sinmol, fit
bsr annabns Der @rnititutrn u9ctru9iu uuc arar i'm
Sabr 1921, uno miro IdD cuff wicrsr I'M Sabr 1877
Cinlisgen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

g8ilcn SNtGonrks rcn bitfm Staat vrfid1ert, eof
psnnklpanisn init 10000 ODsbrbcit fir Ga6 9cba
wdres. Der Ssrl bat obsr Thlsbt 9cred,nct unb bal
wst fsbI ssfhciTin-u, iptuiatsus 42,000.- grrbrt
Gin anpsreS @lul nchmals, Sati.
0]5-Gs wiro sc8snpart9 vd csspcscn 9firitt'u
wr Gsn. Saptcr susrit fdr bic YrsfcrntnaIs rrrsc:
thlassn bats.-RsG, ipr partn Ss nitt, uno film.
msrn uns oub gar uitbs corum-rpir inb Sornit berg
fib wfrisesn pas CT ctpSbh ilt-uno pdnIbn uuo
bcfF;n, ols paurtiaCbc. ouf cine quite 8e9isrun9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

OF SfOresS Sarplina.-iDis SQebrbsit in eieknl
Staot fiir SarIcr III ehpa 5000 Stimmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
s.cns0Iorf 0jcIctacbnmo.
Die natbltt @seeastuna i'm etaat 9lslmert llstt rpis

Rbia gNt6rbsit Oei versintsr atffiumun9 lO4.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
Exposition Of odd. Fellovship,-Af el.

d Exposition If odd Fello,sship.-A fell
low calling himself Jos. M. Madison, has
published book under the above title,
wherein he processes to expose the forms
ind usages observed in the various Lodg-
tes Of Independent Order Of Odd Fellows,
as they are organized ID the U. States.
His book is said to be made up, in a great
measure, with a narration OF awful and
terrifyingicerem attendant upon the
imitation Of members into Odd Fellowship
Lodges. !s
We presume the fellow will succeed in
what he designed-not the exposition Of
Odd Fellowship, butin palming upon the
community sfficient number Of his books
10 "raiss the wind Every body will
run after his book, and every body will
b. fooled. .Erposision Of ODD Fclloy-
shp!i" FupoE.-(Sfafs Ca,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
NJ. II. CLARK,
PETER MULLEN,
JOSEPH PALMER,
S. S. FEM, ts".
P. R, SEAMONDs,
DR.. WESTBROOK,
AS. PERSEVERANCE.

and also the following to serve as Vigi.
lance Committees in their, respective
Townships: a.. u. ii, . .sa, ...s -.3r!Y s
Union--Anson Newberry, George F.
Green, Dr.. Westbrook. 80. - 49, ~.
Van Buren-R, B. Wyckof, d. S. Ors-
borne, Lorin Srague. -'rq 5!.4.- O.
Fairfield Walter Henry, John Holo.
roid, T. w. Johnson. IL. :. ,. 49,. s.'
Observation-Disclosures Whit.imore, Isaac
Braden, Ralph Wright. n r1a&<-Aa
SouAA Fork-D. s. Wright, William
Currant, William Simeral.
q Monmouth--David Scott, Charles Ev,
ans, 1Thos. Sloper.a e
Observation-Disclosures Potter, Luke Pot
ter, Mr.. Pennell. 2, -"
Butler Rich'd Noorain, David Burke
James Deacon. a .f.a99 $s
Otter .Creek--Thomas Waller, Laur.
ence Hurley, Thomas Millsap. alma
Farmers aCreek-Christian Sinons
Isaac Hazen, B. B. Breeding. z. Ress..'
~. Observation-Disclosures Dorr, Monroe
Hazen, John Silsbe. .gna "a sale41s
Prairie Springs--Michael Singleton
George w. .BelIknapp, Allen Wbipple.
Tetc de Morte-Mr. Bimer, Thompson
Hays. Lewis Eflerding. s4aaua-F3
+ :Bellvue--J. N, Ball, A. Wood, VIM
T. Wyncoop. y i .A.5 s. 5st 81
.Jackson--Wm. p. Johnson, Thomas
Lamber.son, Tho. H. O'Conner. = VI
Perry--Thos., Marshall, Peyton R.
kSeamonds, Patrick Mullen 4 qts ~
2>rA On motion Of Mr.. Lampson,3g NJ
ca The report oflhe Committee was unan-
imously adopted. ! .,@1 azzaattaa ii .ssl3
|. On me,ien offs. Decatur, latter quite
an animated discussion,) 's@"14 .732a
llesolued, Tha, this mass meeting ought
not 70 appoint The delegates 70 the State
and Congressional Conventions, as il has
not the powerexpressed or implied So to
do;-the objects Of this mass meeting be-
ing to organizcthe party forthe ensuing
year. @ aes',. s1sa.ct Sni5sa319 s'GG}3g :
On motion, (by request Of the Central
Committee,) u a4s fa 'FG
Resozped, That the Sd Saturday Of May
will be a proper time f,r holding @ Coun-
" Convention 10 appoint delegates, and
that the County Convention for nolnina-
ting officers be held at such time as the
Central Committee may deem most cor
venient 10 the good Of the cause.
70 Resolued, Thatthe DemocracyofJack-
son county be- resolved into the commit
tee Of the whole, constituted Of the Cen
trail and Vigilance Committees, the Chair
and the People; and thai said Committee
report in rart on the first Of August next,
and that they complete their report on
1.-The first of Nov.next rim triumph ofths
! DonccYaeysof Four county. ~ Ha sss@ y
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
= A GLORIOUS VICTORY.

We have the glorious news that Wis
consin has gone democratic by from 2 to
5000 majority. In addition to the State
officers, we have elected both members
Of Congress. This is most glorious vic
tory, and as it is the first vote Of Wiscon-
sin, as stale; i: is highly gratifying to
the advocates Of Republican principles
This is another rebuke to the wing oppo-
nents Of our country in the war with
Mexico. The 'whig city, Of Milwaukee
gave an average democratic majority Of
500 on the whole state ticket. Jeffcrso.
Man. T." '.. - 10 - e
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
MEDICAL FAcTs--By J.. Donkey, NJ. l

MEDICAL FAcTs--By J.7Donkey, M d.
Merchants generally die Of the bilious,
printers efthe typus, and brokers Of the
remittent feyers. tftg gs8aaa. a&i ~
, Masons usually 60 off with the stone
gravel or dIopsy. 2t aa III ~" .a'a@5
Abolitionists and Golfers always die
Of the bach vomit. at} eaa9rsEa
ii Most tailors leave the world in fits
though their customers rarely do. t95
Disappointed actors uiually die Of NOR
LITIGATION. b 5i asI 53a 5#e
lfan editoris unwell, you may be sure
there is something wrong in the circula-
ton. s,l 85g aia 81 2li i5sHs
Misers are frequently troubled with
the gripss, and pains 10 The chest, y ai4
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.

The Democratic Voters Of The several
Townships in Jackson county will NEE,
at thei' respective places Of holding cleo.
tons, and appoint their quota Of delegates
10 ATTEND a County Convention, 10 be held
at Andrew, Saturday, May 2o.h, sd Sa:.
urday Of May to appoint Delegates t.
represent Jackson county in the State
and Congressional Conventions. The
Central Committee would respectfully
tender their thanks TO the various Vigi
lance Committees for their prompt and
enc rgetic action heretofore, the result oil
which is, DUR county is democratic to the
core; and we are both able and willing
TO work. cfectualIy for the good Of the
cause. Il is unnecessary for US to remind
our friends, that this is a season big with
the fate Of the cause. sa,i @or aao4 a
BY request ofthe Central Committee o.
Jackson county. -. = s..a =.
May 4th, 1848. .,rtt.-.-.a ,.sxss ~,st
The communication Of Dr.. Hutawa !.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
TO THE BUSINESS MEN or Du.
BIZ QUE.
We copy the following from the Gale.
M Gazetteand advertiser, without note 81
comment. This speaks volumes--muct,
more than we can saw
THE FREE FERRY.

= 80 ~ H ~
The Ferry across the Mississippi, OF
Messrs. Young & Whiteside, free 10 all
persons coming 10 Galena from Iowa, for
the purpose oftrade, and returning ferried
over during the month Of April ;
272 Two horse Teams, -
,"22 One-horse /" 81.
an; a. 1873 Head Cattle and Horses. es
;. ,t 739 Persons. nv,}Es sYea.gtl Z
. A glance at the above will show the
Importance Of the arrangement made be.
tween the citizens Of this place and the
proprietors Of the. above Ferry. This
spirit ofmutual accommodation should be
cultivated. Small things may be com
dared with greater, Boston owes its
present high state Of prosperity to the
good roads that radiate from it in all d.
rections. The whole Of the profits Of a
farmers load Of produce are not now
swallowed up in the expenses OF getting
the load TO market. This rond-making
IS one great secret Of the prosperity Of
cities, but it is one which they do not
often learn readily We understand
that some complaint has been made, that
the road between this place and the Fer
ry needs repairing. We hope all cause
Of reasonable complaint, ifany exist, may
be speedily removed. ,a, #.uo ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
THESYMP.ATHY DEMONSTRATION
OF SATURDAY, LAST. I...

aH Precisely Al two o'clock, P. M, accord
ing to the notice which had been pre-
viously given in the programme Of our
] last the various Delegations took their
places in the line: ls., came the sons Of
La Belle; France, with their tri-colored
dag, bearing the noble inscription Of
Equality, Liberty and Fra,e rni.y, borne
~ national sons worthy Of the land Of
their nativity and of.heir adoption; next,
came the Delegations o: Ireland, Of Ger
many, and Of Observation-Disclosures Ban
ners; that Of Ireland showing that the
harp ofs.rara's Ilall' would ere long be a.
wake TO the voice ofssLighf, Freedom
add Song' while the stern German had
gone back to the palmy days other histo
~, and unfurled TO the breeze that flag
Of which we may be said to be proud, as
/ u was this same banner that was unru:l-
ed by the Saxons on the chalk bound
eoas. Of England, and it was those who
bore this that gave to the world that
Liberty which an American has eyer been
l'roud Of. The next the Hag Of Poland,
the last though NOT least--,borne by the
exile Of that ill,fated land, the sympathy
and love for this was 10 be seen anon
the dense crowd tina, filled the Cour.
House, as tho orators Of the day pointed
70 i. We need only say il was the flag Of
the land Of Koseiusko aud Of Poniato wski-
this alone would win for it. not only the
ADM ration Of Polanders, but Of the world.
II NEXT TO- this in line came that banner
which will ever be hailed as that OF the
aBfave and Of the Free. We shall be
epardoned il We say the arrangement Of
seIseing this in the rear and left was most
sppropriste, for i seems that this now
( Glorious EnSigD i the guide and support
of Freedom, no matter in what land or
sIipss III seersdsio - that those who
Tins plassd ii fhsrc; bad said fere or or
'asgis nm s4pls aired ths objsc.l, 90 On
1 ss " a,l gooo lrshnd, 81 on Germany,
80 pylany inisets The example of "A.
|luD ~ No. whS bssr ths proud
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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

The proceedings Of the Democratic
meeting Of Jackson, did not reach US un
tilaour last paper had gone to Press, We
give i to day, and not only congratulate
our Friends Of Jackson. upon their per
feet organization, sure omen OF success,
but would respectfully say to our friends
of old Dubuque sgo thou and do likewise.
The meeting on Saturday next would
itseems to US, be proper time for organ.
iaing, and making ready for the wo.b
that is before us. is& Z fS "5.f'st
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17
Telegraphic Despatch.
For the st. Louis Union.
FURTHER BY TIE BRITANNIA.

The British House Of Commons, BY an
overwhelming majority, have passed an
ACT providing for the better security Of
the person ofthe Queen.
Parliament adjourned after the Easter
recess.
In almost every town in the Kingdom,
Chartist meetings continue to be held.
Populations were appointed at the
great Chartist meeting in London, 10 Wis
IT the different provinces. The middle
classes were fra,ernizing with the refor-
mers. *'.
The chartists had drafted memorials
TO the Queen, praying the dismissal of
the present Ministry.
Ireland was still uneasy, but less fears
appear to be entertained Of serious OUT
breaks. Demonstrations in support of
the Government had been held at several
places. The repeal rent. had fallen to
f IS per week. ....
Dlssentons are on the increase among
the advocates Of Repeal, and the two
great parties were IA pidly diverging.-
This fact has given confidence to her
Majesty's Government, and increased the
gloomy aspect Of affairs in Ireland
In France, the return Of the Orleans
family was interdicted, scheme having
been detected to elevate the Prince de
Joinville to the Presidency Of the Repub-
lie. D.. ...- ~ 81. i..4"@1
Lamartine has suggested an alliance,
offensive and defensive, with the Swiss
Cantons. F
On the 18th ult., a commotion broke
out in Paris in consequence Of discove-
ry Of the forgery Of some papers, as it is
alledged, by the Provisional Government.
The papers were intended to impeach
Guizot, and were among those found in
the house Of that minister. Lamartine
; was denounced and the new government
threatened.
The outbreak was headed by LEDnu
RoLLlN, who harangued the popuace in
the most infamatory terms. The Gov
ernment called out the Guard Mobile, the
National Guard, and two Regiments of
the line, and after serious demonstrations
order was restored without bloodshcd.
One Of the members OF the Provisional
Government (name not given) vas arrest
ed, and this proceeding mainly led tc the
suppression Of the new revolution. Sew
eral Communists also were arrested.
Il. Parties are divided, as in the old revo-
luton. The Communists wear red roses
and the Girondist or moderate party, the
tri-color. ....
Affairs seem verging 10 crisis, but i,
is thought that the great popularity and
talents Of Lamarline will be equal to the
occasion. ...s ... .'., -.-...'-.. -.
s On the goth, a grand festival Of frater
n'za.ion took place, commemorative OF
the events of the three days . r...'...,
The loan negotiation from the RorHs.
cHlLDs to the King Of Prussia had failed
The Prussian troops had advanced into
the Danish Territory. . ... . .-.....
The Austrians have been defeated by
the Sardinians at the bridge Of Gaeta
and lost 500 prisoners. The Piedmont
csc have taken Verona. .s'.' ,.. ..r'.2
A force Of 10000 Venetians troops
have been defeated at Morte Bello by the
Austrans. '7' .l..., 1's' ..'..-.
| The King Of Naples has declared
against Austria. @. az. ...... e. , ,<,
In saxony a frightful revolution is re
] ported. In Alsace similar movemen
has been commenced. -, z,z~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-05-17

,*Of which structures the following extract
from the Philade lphia North American and
United Suites Gazette (repub.ished approx
lngly by many other new sspapers) may be ia.
X en- as y specimen:--'.There is force and truth
in the statement Of the New York Tribune,
that the attempt Of the, assignees Of, Morse.
(Messrs F. q. j. Smith and Amos KendalD
to punish the public for an alleged infringe
mcnt Of their Patent by O'Rielly and Co., is
ut once ATROClOUS and impracticu ble--on
the previous assumption, that !Morse's Patent
covers oil possible modes Of Electricity, D. is
PREPOSIEROUS." "" Sss~~t.sS" -