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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sin rinrnnii6iacr &rrI.

gEir bobcn in unircr 3cit monhsrIci
StUricS ppu ci9cunIBi9sn Gcutcn gcb6rt
was oter Elm @orrsfpcubent Der ct. 9cui5
ScpsilIc pou CiuCm ber9IrihCn &crlc crSdbLt,
iiberlrifft oucS: nSbr fhwdgt Uict pon ci
acunlei9cn Geuten gEcu, oa is Der 8iQ
SbcmfOn, mann Der net ri0ennisi9 is. 70
wrc6 itb net msr font. 9Bie CT nod Con
ftabrI mar, bate er'mat cine@rceution 9c9cn
mid fur cine &lciui0fctt Don Grcccrien, uno
mas ocntt iDr ba6 Der &erI that ? QgDci, cr
nimmt cub mir mir, eirnir, mciner QItcn lbre
gntcn in 8dtIa9 uno ucrIan9t nod, eob
ib iic Dor ibu fan9e fOu ; fa9'idb fang iic
fsIbcr, mann ou iie bobcn wtIlt." Nau bat
tSt ibr NAL fGbcu fOlIcu, wie Der GerI Sd9o
bruf mabte, uno mann Gr cine erwiftbt bat
tc, brsbte er ibr zen Sals I'm uno forerte
MtiIen9eIo "-(Neut.)
Ser @eiter oe5 - Wanfie Sldb," fact
Gs wuree Ib cine intrs6ante Gribeinunq
earbietcn, mcnu man ale Babies unter 5
Sabren in brn Ser. Staatcn, Suiommcn
bradte Gie mirosn cine bhbfbs Samm
lung pcn ctpo 2.400. 900 Stutf ousmadbcn.
uuo weuu oue ouf sinmal 9cpIdtIdt MIR
ben, pCIt Elm @s9rCin mursen lic maiden,
ilno rpel6e Qnjabl 3udcrfiu9cl mii6tc
man nibt baben, um iis mieH liu Su
MAIDEN!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

ide. Sobalo oaS SGbdltni6 Der unqari
fhcn &tieger untcr Den SoIofnctbten DC,
Sirlfen 9ebori9 befannt 1T, muIIen 9cetcrt
bCfurbten, tbre game Strcitmatbt eurd
Delcrilcn 3u perIieren no INNER ole llu9aru
nit oGleIben 6uiammcntrcfeu.
SIN pre6burs famcn 3 Sa0e lang fort
wdbrcno Wa9en pCII Sermunocter an.
2lm 10. SUM traf elm Qbocfanoter JCT'
futb's i'm 6ltreihifben Eager elm, uno brabtc
Dem Sen, 9apnau cine 8otfboft morin
Ibm beoeutet muloe, boG bic in Der @efan.
9enl6aft Der Ma9pateu brfinolibcn BOD
fen oiireibifden SffISiere our BieorrUcrsel
tun9 9stootet weroen wireen. menn Die 6it
relbllden 9enerdIe ferncr un9arifbe Sc.
fon9cne bjnrihtsten.
Die Nabribten aus Suoun9arn tautcn
mioeriprebeno-oIfo bobsn wobrfbsiuIib
Die Maaparen 9ciie9t.
Ser Eaiier BON Sellreitb wolIte cine ncue
Tefrutcnaus6ebun9 i'm 9anSen Geitbs Der
anltoIten 100 bieleIbe Su Stance fOmmt,
miro iie &efruten fir bic un9arifben ,&e'
bclIcn" Iiefern.
Sin Sdretten aus Grafdu pom 13. SUM
in Der 8rc5louer 3citun9" fpriIt pon cncm
onbern Siege Der un0arn ubcr bic GuGn
bel SOre0nOp in @aui5icn.
Ser rufiifhe Sbrilt gRcocn wurNe &c
t6ttct uno 200 Gefadcn wuroen 6u Sc.
fdn9cnCn 9emaht.
Nob cincm Sdreiben aus &rofau pom
Is. SUM IOu audi 8em in Cincm @n9pa6
cincn uGuen Sie9 ilbCr Die GuiIen erfohten
b0bCn. GS mar Der Sprtrab Der &ui1en
weItber 6000 Mann SdBIte.
Seuticblano-ilt ME 9cm6GnIitb BON
Gem Neui9fcitsausSiebCr am ipdrIicbfeu be
pabt. G8 beiBt in Dem 8eribt aus britti'
iben 8Idttcrn: ,,Su Gle an ben &Dein
0rdnScnbcn fiooeutfben Stooten, no Der
atI9cmcine 2Iuftano fortooucrte, iino bic
prcubcn bercitS ein9eritdt, uno bel gBGin'
beim fauo cine SbIabt ffott, eereu aus:
gang nibt befannt mar" Sarauf barf
man ibIisGen. boB tie QHubrn feline Cor:
beercn 9scrnbtet boben, beun lont wlrocn
ccB ole brittifhcn 8littcr nit Subel per'
fhnoen. Sin Sic9 Der SHcbeutltben ibcr
bic prcueen mil6te Der repubitanifben
Sohe in 9auS SeutfdIane etnCn 9rwaIti9en
SOrfhub Icicn.
Sie pOn rem m@aSbin9ton" 9ebrabtcn
Nabridtcn mCIeen Den Ginmarlb Der Qreu
Gen in GoiferSIautern am Is. Suni. bon no
bic FrCpifcrifGe &e9ierun9 am IA. SUM,
9cfOben mar.
Su 8ooen folIen bic preu6en @eiubCim.
eobenburs uno Gdfertbal Ubne 2BiSsrRanb
bCIctt taben.
Holcn.-0ie nQu95bur9cr 3citun9"
pom l6. sunni meIoet, ta6 nab ibr Su9c9an'
9snen Nabritbtsn, Der 9r6Gte SbeiI Der ruff
niten @aroe am 10. SUM ouf ibrem Mor'
fbe nab Dem Sucen pIoeIib ,SaIt mohte,
uuc eS miro fO9ar 9emsIcet, bab Elm She'll
Der 9arbs, pelber Die @c9ruo bon &OwnO
erreidt bate, in @ilmdtf6en nab ct. petrrS.
burg Suridfebrte.
Die QoIn bebaupten. bic urfade biefe5
8ifmarfbes isi cine &rfbrp6run9, bic
man in ct. petersburg uno Mcsfau cnt
oedte.
9Sd6rruo tas repubIifanifbe Sranfrci6
nitbt otIcin andre GcpubIfrn i'm Slide ld6t,
ia often befimpft. uno fcIb(t elmer @inta9s:
MOnarbie nit rafben Sbritten ent9eQen'
9ebt. etbsben fb bic i'm fbrCdlibffen Ses'
pctiSmrs fcufScncrn S6Ifsr be5 Snsns, unb
brebeu ecr Sreibeit cine breite Safe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sefcntli6c sSenDu.

Sreta9s brn 27ffen SuIi, UNI 10 tlbr
SOrmitta9s, fouen am @aRDaufe bon 9
MEL 80 MeDer in Suo Mbcitbau. esda
@auntp, 6ffentitb prrfauft merbsn
Gin 3wei8duISwd9en nit 8Ooi, Gefbirr
fir 2 pfsrcc, 8IinbbaIftern uno &ummete,
cine boppclte Geiue, cine 9pppeIlinte, fanf
8I6ien, 6 puIperb6rner, S6rcneratf6irr
Don icoer Qrt, Gelbirr Inn S6rauben 5u
f6nciorn, 5 Safubrsn, 8ibcr bon allen
2(rtcn, uno alIerbono fonni8e 2(rtIfcI Su um-
fdncIib Su mcIosn.
9ie Scein9un9en am Scrfaufstaae Hnb
Qufrpartun9 BON
Glt StccfcI,
2Gnicl aicDcr,
2tbr. 0anocipcr.
SuIt II. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

mhtbi9e Srtbeir9une SisbeIb'6, europa
Don Dem Sdmaet Der SHrten untcr cem
aro6cn SoIiman befrcite, iebcn un9atifbcn
Sulcn erfilIIen, bis SeuffhIane, gang
SeutltbIdno, Don Der OOuau bis Sur Glbe
i'm Bofenfbmud 9eriltet baRcbt, uno nit
ben ile9reidcn un9arn pereint. bic rufiifbcn
986lfe in ibre @iSwhitcn Surildfbift. poten
rdbt uno befret. uno bis ale S0Itcr frci
uno aIIflib untsr @otts5 Scme naiirbcn,
uno &6nl9e pcrrdtbcriftbe &6ni9e, fir i'm
msr, Su fetn auf9cb6rt babsn
u Die Saat ii reif! Sbr Sdnittsr 5au'
bert nibt T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Nleiieb oultntt 1ikbc an Ircitaocn.

3eitun9cu mcIpen. eaB Der Gbrw. !Scrr
Susbc5 ucn 9leupcrf, Sjitrff rcr faboIi.
fhm Gtrtbe, am UOrIeetcn Spnntaae in ci.
uer Gece 9cia0t oob, pa bic mepisinilhc
Safultdt Slide ais sur @bclsra bcitri0Iib
erflirt. babe er froftc iDm crtbciItrn Spr.
rcdtS eaS 9cftg ccr Stride. mcItbcS StciIb'
ebeu an Sreita9cu pcrbicttt, uon ieet an bis
gum l8tcu ndb1cn Qu9uft, Ouf9ebOben,
,pcnn tie @belcra f. lon9c fortcausrn IolIte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
8rcnnercpen unb 8rauegenen.
(!tu& Der "Srcicn Yrclt.')


CtuS Der "Srcicn YrcGS.w
aSrciS Dir uuo Gbr', afaepnr
Sfsr fcbmin9t Der Srcibcit 9'ounrr bcb,
User ltbptn9t'6 ouf piIrtm 8cg ?
@Ecr wrft in St0l uno Sr9 fb nrb
HuhRin9Cn mO GjtitbCG q?
> fIamme 9tcb Wit Sadtl6rano
llnc trtn9' htin Srfcr Der:
2m ,otlotnYrlt i'm lIn9arntanb -
Yrtis Dir uno Gbr', MoMor!
Du futrtvuuttnc5 6jttbNbL
Du tri9it Der 3tit YOnisr,
Gu timpfit fit 6rtibtit mo fir Gtbt
lluo timpft no firtlt rOfdr
Gin &nENtrtIbcu it Dir Sono,
lInp oIItn Gtrtbt5 toor-
Dem !pClcmprlt I'M lm0ornlonb -
YrSi& Dir ume @Br', gNoNar!
Scum ttiett rN @t9tiituun9
2tus Gciiutb6 StbUmunr,
IA that Gin bcbtr Sb0ttuitbmm9
Sn .6trj une 2tu9' iib tuur.
"a ipar's Gin @iO bcr 2lk tun6
ltn9orn 1T in @ @sfobr--
Gem 5drCnprIt in ln9orntonr-
YrciS Dir uno Chr, NIaWor!
SRcbtauf! gErbtan SEQ cetr Sit9!
CO 9itn9's rrn Sdl0htW Gblabt
@cn Gig W Sit9 in btirgn &riEN
?Us DIrS init GrttSmObt,
2tm SHarc&s, &btjS: upo Srnouarouo
SblI9t ,5rurGp uue .puar-
Sm !pdNmrCIt i'll lIn9Grnlano -
YrIis Dir nb GDr', S0lo9por
g3rm triun,pbirt am rttbm Sburm
llub tti &cmcrn @Gr9eN
25Si Yrftur9 rouu Dcmtiu6tp'S Sturm
llHo lIu9orn -c& III IrtI
&em NioriholL ncin, bsn ecrbCcr moue
Gid gCiom fir 9Ronn ms !baar t.
Sm !SttNCnYclt i'm ln9ornlouo-
9rGis Dir unc gbr', SNO0Yor!
3 @rtf, rOS yoIsrrs IjsG uub Yfu9
limo fIubcur iSrsr Shmoh.
Gstb trouEnrrr Ots YfiItsfu9
9m ,pcbmutb SCilrttb& brad.
CAP ereBtn &uHaubs !oMfrtouo
Dem Gjtitr fiut ttin Nor-
Gem SttrInprtt I'M ln9aruIonS--
Yrcis Dir uub Gbr', 9lio9tOr!
itno tu mrm 0MtibtmS ttid' eRrcr
9;li lln9orn ibwSr' uno G'rtt!
limo pit 0cn Stbilf Gin thwOhts Srbr
gSribr ICintr StirrE Srrtt.
ttm ltn9oru fbtay' eas SruetrFonS,
1om miro @tiu ,5riin pobr-
DIm ,otEccnoclt in llu9Grnlanr-
@rltS Dir uus GBr', 9yiN8N0r!!
6. $. g.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sin lyfcrS Surc, S3icucr oct6Stct,

Qm ucriacn Srcitog, fo9t cine 3cituna ucn
Gbillicctbc, murce cinrS non gBm. Qrm
ftrcn9S pfaccn, wibrcno eS 9ans rubi9 ouf
cincr Sotte AM Strnce Der MiainItrdGe
9ra6tc, pCn Sitnrn Su &oc 9cifchm. Die
Sicncn, 9Icttlam ais wcuu iie cine &crob'
reSuu0 9rpfIoQcn bittcu. iliirmtcn in WdIIc
aus ibrcr MCbnun9. ric in elmer oniirGen'
cen Sctte fouc, umihmdrmtcu ta5 Sbicr
uno 9ritfrn cs Ven alien Scitcu All. Sn
wsni9er ais 5 Suucrn nab tcQcnncncm
Ntaf, rr9ab fh roS Yfrrc untcr Sccc5
marter uno cie Sic9cr 5r9en iib wicecr in
ibre Seize Surtf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
g t0rb {.

(Gin9cfnrt rurb rsn Gbr,p. 6crru DuG6.)
2(m 6ttn Suti, in 0Golbin0tcn Sip, an trr 2us;cb:
run9, g tspbc & c =, i'm 22tcn Sabre.
Nm 6ttn. in SGos9Rbcitbolt, i'm 6inobcttc, N ori a.
Gbt9ottin vcn Sclcu>cn 6riIman, in ibrcm 23 Sabre
Nm 7tEn, in etCitr Stobt om Stbla0fIuR 9 ar y,
Gbs9ottin ron &olcntin 8ltbsr, i'm 4Sltrn Sabre.
2tm llttn SUM-, in Sattur9, Narti in, SSbn:
DIN pcu NNortin 8Grmsrcr. Gil., I'M 3tsn N9cnot-
Sri br SsErHi9un9 prsoi9ts Der GBrW. psrr @rrman.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Spb ppn Nlfrs. Nfnhiip1r.

Der Sele9rapb brabte Die gabritt natb
pbiIaoeIpbia, boB ole gBtme ct5 Grprd'
fieenten SameS MacifOn am 0icnita9 in
8afdin9ton 9e1orben it,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Gtwas 9SiitIicDes tmS billi9es+
@ &lctDer> 9feini9er,
;ur Ssertil9tlu9 BON alien 9trteN
ScDn,lltSs IIIio du0cru 9Ylecteu.

duL 'SSCItttSNNS DuU ONeu 1sEteN
ScDmut' llno dnbcru a5lecten.
Ste5 1T Elm uuilbertrsffIiheS MitteI Sur
Sdubcrun9 BON &IeiCun9Sfhfen, wOourdy
man Sod. SOfen uno ir9eno anrere &lei.
cun9Sltufe. Die NIT Sdmub Ooer ioniinaa
bcfIett iinb, nit Der 9,66ten @eG6minpi9feit
reini9en fam, pbne Der Sarbe pbnt bcua
&Ieioe fsIbt i'm 9crin9ftea Su fharen.
OieIer pOrtreffIi6e Slefenpetifssrr
fur csfen Serfauf mir bic einSi9en a9entsH
in pennipIvanien Ino, III bsm 8rpben un6
&Ieinen bel un6 Su babrn. 0rcis, per eirr'
SeInen SotteI, 25 Gents. . GtObrbaItern unit
4nbern miro i'm 9rcbsn Elm IbsraIer 9b;ug
9etattet. Man made feline SeifelIunaeV
mInrIt9 eter brtefIi6 i'm Suditcbr BON
Gatb, Ypuus s Sregler.
SuIi II. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

9la6ri6t miro biermit se9eben. ta6 bic
felt Ginger 3eit Der in Matun9ie Sip, Ge'
ba @ountp, Smifden ben llnterSribncten
tcifanone SanoeGS Gsfellfbaft, unter Der
Sirma UOu &rerler unb So9eI, in bem
Qatent Saat.Yfu9 @d6dft, am 80. Suni
ourb bcionieiti9e GinwiCi9un9 III ouf9sr
IoBt wororn.-1ue bicjrni9cn baber bic nod
an bsfa9te Sirma fbuIci9 finb, wertrn &C.
betn innerboIb 3 Bohcn bel SCna5 Srrr'
Ter. Der Die 8uber in Sdnbcn BAT, ansuru.
fen uno abSubebobIen, ,-llno aue SoIde bic
nod rebtmd6i9e Sorterunoen baten, fIno
cbenfaa5 criudt .biefeIbr wCblbefdt9t elm
Subrin9en.
Gonaa Srcrfcr,
Slmappcs SO9cl.
S% Sa8 obi9e @cfbdft miro in 3ufunft
bur6 Il. Sc9el wie 9ew6bnIib fOrt9eleet.
SuIi 4. %3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

Ste Grnrnnun9 non Sofepb 81. Snorrfou
Don psnnfDlpansn Sum 8elanbteu in Hu6.
lamb wtrb oIs SismIicb 9spi6 9emeloet. Gr
III Elm b66lf 9cbiIoeter uno in Icinem Yri,
patborafter ahtbarer Mann, uno mar elmer
Der frhbeitcn Srcunce pUn Sen. SapIor in
QbiIa6eIpbia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

Qbaebronntc5 YuIper in Soften unt Sim
mern loI Gin 9ute5 Sorbeu9unosmittcI &C.
gen ete @boIera fein. Scr gtrub pauert
Sa9eIau9 fort.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

Scnatcr 8enton'5 iin9fc Sohtcr ion
nit eincn iunocn @critoncr, 9lomcuS g an
dcS. pnIobt fein. 60 io9t Gin Gjcrhtbt
uuter ben SoGhionotle5 in g8ofhin9tcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
SiIlio.

Su Sotae Der Spoiltirn Der vrrftirtentn
SampfboOt einicu auf Dem $ouofo 8Gu6,
Fam man ieet fir l2I, @cnts Don glsu
gOrt moh QItanp fobrcn- cinc Gntfernuna
pcu 100 Wcitcn. gliht wcniQcr ais Scbn
SompfbCrte Iaufcn td9Iib Swii&cn icncu
StdetCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

SsSn Der @rIo &tgion in GalifOrnicn
murcen Unfan95 Npril funf QeriOncn wc9en
9icbilaW 9ebdn9t. SeNcr Oieb miro ouf
ticfe iummariltbe 2(rt brifroft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

GS it cine iUnrcrbarc Sbatiade, co6 ne
Ger in europa nctb in 2lmNifa Die GboIeYo
beceutcncr 2tn9riift mahtc ouf Die in Uaumr
wOur. Sabrfen bctbditi9tcn pnfOncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

Sn ct. 0cuis ilnr am 9 Suti Nab
iihtcn aus Santa Sc prm4 SUM ou9e
fcmmn. Sas Militir infer @apt. Chap
man briiano am 81 Miai Gin gcftdt nit
Upades, etma 40 Mciru ron Quau9ua.
mcrin Ger SduptItn0 unb 20 8ric9er iencs
araufameu StammcS act6ctet mureen; Ger
tS>duptliu9 iieI burh Die 0duo Uon 9icut.
.&enrifS.. Die Sncihner wOrcn ctpa 800
Mdnn fart. 3ic Qmerifaur botten 3
Monn Socte unc stni9c Serwuncete.
Die QpateS bobcn ncucoinoS mcbrr
StincIeIi0feiten Uerilbt. namentib 10 ometi
fanifde QuSwancerer bti Cinrm urbCrfau
9Ct6etet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
9e(tQGOdft6z 9(uA6fltn9.

SuGt d..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12

Sn Der Staot gieu W1rf fOGIen iib 1910
2fIe unc Qcrtcrbdulcr bcfInoen. 8uvicI III
ilnnrfunh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
g fipp Gtf, Hnli3.

Sin un0C6eurcS BoIfcrrob 3,
&c Sug i'm 9urhmdTr unc SUE brett.
wurce all cen lluiou @licnwnfen gu Yattsr
fru. Rcu ScfcY. oerfutat. IS III fir cine
9oumucutnfabrif in McritU bc(tmmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-07-12
Sci;cnicS.

9dnclern IN VatCnt Wleoiii
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-05-18

plished before the armies arrive. He who
could not allow his own subjects TO engage
in war against Austria for Italian Indepen-
dence because war did not consist with his
character as head of the Catholic Church
and Vicar of the Crucifed Nazarene, has not
scrnpled 10 resort to war upon his own sub
%jects, and for his own restoration to an earth
ly throne! Liberty, that but few months ago
made his name her word Of encouragement
to her toiling, baflled, but never despairing
children, repeats that name no longer. The
Prince Of Rome has gone over to the Princes.
This is no religious question, however
Jealous the efforts TO make it such. The
Church Of Christ depends not for her power
upon the sway of earthly authority, and re-
quires no royal splendors to enhance her
glory. And, let the pTejudices Of the world
say what they will, the Catholic Pontitf
would occupy a far grander and freer position
as simply the successor Of st. Peter Than as
the monarch Of the Roman Siates-froin time
i%mmemorial the worst administered country
in Italy if not in Europe.
But facts are always most wisely regarded
in the spirit of hope, and of all the banished
and fugitive sovereigns OF Europe there is
none whose restoration could more easily
give occasion TO the suggestions Of that spirit.
Not That we expect Pins TX will follow the
path We have spoken Of as the best for a
prince, namely: the education OF the People
to do without princes; his past course and
the examples Of history generally forbid such
an expectation. But there is reason to hope
that he may do much for The improvement of
the Roman Administration by making it
more honest and less costly, that he may IA
vor education and give some play to the la
tent energies and capacities of the country,
and that under the more or less free working
of the constitutional system, yielded by him
when further refusal was impracticable, but
now to be definitely established, the founda-
tons of a future and more permanent Roman
Republic may be laid as surely as the seed
terminates in the soil warmed by the sun
shine-laid to endure as long as the dome OF
St. Peters points 10 the kindred sky.-Iri-
bune.
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Rome once more F0lleni

Our telegraphic dispatch confirms the al.
most incredible report that the French minis
try have determined to send an army for the
purpose of restoring the Pope to the temper.
al throne Of the Roman States. The Nation.
al Assembly consulted on this project voted
for it, Notwithstanding the efforts of the faith.
ful and consistent Republicans. France is
ruled now by legitimists and intriguers, who
ceaselessly mako ready the day Of fearful
reckoning. The Government is mad and
doomed.
30 Rome falls once again-alls, but mol
forever. The kingly authority carries its own
death-warrant within its pomp and pretence,
whether exercised by priest or layman.-
When the time comes for it 10 disappear, ar
mics can as little preserve it as can paper
DEGREES. And the legitimate office of a
prince is 10 prepare for the day when there
shall be no princes; to train, educate, forlify,
elevate the people committed to his charge,
in order that they may be fully ready TO gov
ern themselves when time calls them 10 I'M
dertake it. But what prince has ever ruled
with purpose so large and noble2
Plus TX is now restored, or soon will be,
by tho aid of foreign armies, if indeed the
work, shall not have been otherwise accom-
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COVERLET AND INGRAM CARPET
WEAVING.

The subscriber, thankful for past favours
conferred the last season, takes this method
to inform the public that he still continues in
the well-known stand formerly carried OH by
James McLeran, in the CoveTlet and Carpet
business.
DireeiiOus.-For double coverlets spin ths
woollen yarn at least IL cuts to the pound,
double and twist 30 cuts, coloring s Of il
red, and "a blue; or in the same proportious
of any other two %colors; double and twist
Of No. 8 cotton, 80 cuts for chain. He has
two machines 10 weave the half-douhle Gov.
erlets. For No. |, prepare the yarn as fol.
lows; double and twist of No. 7 cotton yarn
Is cuts, and o cuts of single yarn colored
light blue for chain, with Is cuts Of doubla
and twisted woollen, and IS cut of No. 0
for filling. For No. ., prepare of No. s cot-
ton yarn, l6 cuts double aud twisted, and
8 cuts single, colored light blue, for the chain
liz cuts Of double and twisted woollen, and
one pound single white cotton for hlling.-
For those two machines spin the woollenyasa
nine or ten cuts TO the pound.
Plain and figured table lineA, &c. woven.
ROBERT HlNSHILLWOOD,
Green street, Salem.
June lGth, ls4s. em--l4s
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sufficient to account for such demonstrations;
but that a mob of t,0enty thousand should owe
its birth to such a trile as a question Of ETH
quette between two play-actors-Forest and
Nc Cready-would be ridiculous, were it not
too tragical in its results. McCready is a
man of genius, and so is Forest; but what is
the use of killing ten or fifteen people, and
wounding twice as many more, because the
latter thinks the former did not treat him well
when he was in England.
The account Of the riot, however, should
be received with some grains Of allowance
the number Of killed and wounded on such
occasions is very apt to be exaggerated
When the civil authorities regain the ascen-
dency, and the excitement measurably sub
sides, W. trust the reports of the number of
those killed and injured will fall far below
the statement made amid the cor fusion of
The melee.
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'THINGs THAT CHANGE.'-Il seems but
a few months since-it can hardly be u
year-lhat our friend William II. Bar
leigh, Editor of the Hartford Charter
Oak and for twelve years 10 our knowl-
edge a thorough Abolilionisl, came very
near having his office destroyed by a Lo.
co-Foco mob on account Of some re-
marks he had published deemed disrc.
spectful 10 the Volunteers from that city
and neighborhood, just returned from the
Mexican War. For several days there
was an ever chance that his office would
be disemboweled. A few moons have
waXed and waned, and 10! BurIcigh is
State Printer for Connecticut, so far as
the House can make him, by The vote OF
every Loco-Foco in it, Queer world
this. liza man can only stand his ground
in it, luck may very likely come round
10 him-who knows !-TribuHe.
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STILL LATER.

New York, 0 o'clock, p. NJ.
Tbe Mayor issued his proclamat ton this
afternoon, calling upon the citizens to pre-
serve peace. He expressed his firm deter
mination to uphold the laws. Several mill
tary companies have been ordered out.
At 7o'clock this evening, the crowd COM
menced gathering, numbering several thou
sands, and held a meeting in the Park
Capt. Rynders, Of the Empire Club, made a
speech, exhorting the citizens not to commit
violence.
Mike Walsh made an infammatory speech,
condemning the city authorities. He laugh
ed at the Mayors proclamation, and said he
would side with the people, should the mill,
tary again interfere. He called for each and
all to arm themselves, and give them battle.
Tremendous cheering followed this speech
The rioters are now in the ascendancy. and
1t is impossible TO tell the result. McCrea.
dy left this city this morning.
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Ohio State Teachers Association.

The second Semi Annual Meeting of this
Association will he attended in Springfield,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Sd and ilh
days Of July next. The session will be
opened with a public address by the Presi-
dent, Hon. S. Galloway, at 10 o'clock, A..
NJ, of the first day. Other addresses will
he delivered during the session. Reports
will also he presented upon the best modes
of teaching several branches of study, and
upon other topics connected with schools AMI
education.
'Fhc following questions will be discuss
ed
Would the interests OF schools and the
cause Of education be promoted by creating
the Office of State and County Superinten-
dent of Schools
Can union schools and classified public
schools be made 10 obviate, entirely, the ne.
cessily for sustaining private High Schools
and Academiesl
Can a thorough professional education of
teachers be secured without The establish
ment of one or more Normal schools under
the patronage Of the State!
What action ought this Association TO take
for the purpose Of securing a thorough revi-
sion Of The school laws of the State?
Any Teacher or member Of the Associa-
ton who IS anxious to present a Resolution
or topic for discussion will please forward the
same to The undersigned, or present it in wri-
ting, on the first day Of the session. The
Chairmen of The Committees appointed by
the Executive Committee of last year, who
have not reported, are earnestly requested 10
report at this meeting, or 10 forward their
Reports, beforehand, to the undersigned.
The ease of reaching Springfield by pub
lic conveyances from the north, south, and
west, and the fact that the citizens of the
place have generously offered to entertain all
the delegates free ofeXpense, will, it is hop
ed, secure a large attendance OF practical
Teachers, and active friends of education.-
Educational Societies and Teachers Assoc
Citations are respectfully invited to send del
egates.
A full programme will be published as
soon as the arrangement for the exercises is
completed.
BY Order.
A. d. LORD. Chairman
Of the Executive Committee.
Columbus, May |, 1919.
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COnCCrt-ThC Eddy Family.

We understand that this family Of Bay State
minstrels design giving a concert in Salem
on Tuesday evening next; and we trust tina:
those who have a heart that delights in har-
mony, and who can appreciate one of Gods
choicest gifts-a sweet and musical voice
will give them such a reception as their Ia
lentand reputation as singers deserve. The
pieces which they will sing, are of a charac.
ter to elevate and purify-clothing moral les
sons and simple truths in the garb of music.
They have performed in many of our cities
and large W with great echt, and we are
glad they are now visiting some Of the viii
lagos of the West. The "Cincinnati Com
mercisl" speaking of them says;
"The Eddy Family have no foreign repu-
tatlon, nor do they come among us heralded
by extravagant pufs of their abilities-they
modestly present their claims to public patro.
mage, while they surprise an audience with
their superior talent. Their music is of that
nature which appeals TO the heart, their voic.