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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
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miro bicrnt gtaS6t DAP bic 6isbcr uutsr rcr Sirma
pcn !0cricb unc Stern, in Stcr gHaalu9ic, ecdba
Gauutn, btliaurens panect9eflcbaft bis Dan lttn
6r; auf9dSbt pcroen Miro unb roG pcn itntr Belt an,
bic Gchaftt unttr bSr nCurn Srmo Ncn !S1cridj nno
Slein rrtbttrsbCn ptroen clltn. 2tut cttint9n oa:
ber, bic ncdb on Die oltc Srmo buti9 iinc, ptroCn
oufasfcroert in oitlr 9pEbtncit on Dem Stcbr apl=
rukn uno ab;ubc;ablen-uuo Diciin9cn Die ncb reht=
mdgias Srrorrun9cu babeu fno CbsnfalIs Criuht brc
RIdDnnu9n bis eabn pcbItdidtist cinwbriu9cn.
Scridb Hno Sterm.
sanrer 25,- nabsR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
6rabtabrs It. Sommer 9Oisbisinen

ois il bstannt puree Gis rtinst uidt nur ras SpS
fem uno tartt bic psrcn, fcnbrn brinat aub Su9sd,
ueuss, rsines. une 6 / d. - 93ut ,bsrpcr.-
Cine Gapolt bic tsins aneers Wcoi;in bat. limb in
oifir Sads lis9t bic Gulhrpieasnbst ibres aluddsH
Grfrtacs. Diekdte bat in cen lseten Sabrsn niebr
ols 100000 Gursn in hiperen Granfbsitsn beiuirtt
rpcpcn gum wsnistsu 5000 als 6ctfnuuaslrs anfsss
ae6su tparen. Dtestts bat oos eeben ren psnisiens
5000 6incsr in ben ypti tetsn Sabrsn 9srsttst uno
10000 Sdue Don Gntfrdftunsen unb Nsr'
pen &ranfbsiten.
Or. Sc,pntno's Garapariua itdrtt esu gangn asrs
psr oousrbaft gci benicniecn Die ibre muscular Gns
s9s psrlcrsn batcn. ourb SReei,in in brcr Snesub,
cotr ouf anpers art. bat oieIlts SSunetr 9apirt-
auS~brun9 fam aub unfsbltor burb Sicfi lbdetms
Msb;n furirt wcrben.-Sa
UuSScbrun9 Fam oacurb 9ebeift merben,
10 oub @rrnbittis. esGcrtrantbtit. @rtahmesn, Gas
tarrb, 2titbmo. 8utipSicn, IobtidpiiR, Sdusr;n in
Der Seitt, II. I. w.-Soucuos pcn Certificate, rcn Gus
rcn eit btpirtt ,uurbsn burdb hist SRsen, bat Or.
Sclpnilno in tiucm Ssiie, mir tSnnsn atsr bier uur
sni9s ois 8oun,ts rps9su rlSrn afsn.-Gini9e anee.
rt N9n lr6tcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
Saren fur 1S47.

1mcs 8absr, GclIcstcr ron Illcn,
taun, in pclI ftir 1S47,
5snrp MtlIer, pcn Sal;tur1 Sis
Iani in rcu flr lS47,
GbarlsS Gclpsr, ron t6ancosr, Si.
lang in bell fit lS47,
Gbarlss 6. 8Soer, non Door Wit:
fcrh, 8ilanj in pclI ftir 1S47,
Danid Mlcbr, pcn 81. Wiasun9ic,
8itan, in pclI fir l847,
Sanusl Wliseemsrc, ron .. SRA
tln9ic, 8ilonj in pclI fdr l947
Senatban Merp, BON ecrpbiu, 8i,
lang in pca ftir 1847.
@itIiam Stein, bon @sitnbur9,
Silans in pcI fir 1647,
GbarleS Gpsritt, pcu epnn, 8itan,
in pcG fir lS47,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
SSatIenaeri6ts> >9erfQuf.

8ro cints StfstlS aus Dem SFaiituetrifbt ron esda
Gauntp, fell Samlto9s Cen 24tn Ssbruar, um 10 llbr
&crmittasS, auf ptm Ylaet iAtf SiTmtIib prtauft
ptrrcu:
Cine f6Gbtare Sauerei
ScltSsn in Rofbnstrn Sauutbip, esdba Gounh. ertn:
ynp an ednerr pcn Gccr9 6anepcrt, S0tcb Stbncl=
Der, Sclpb 8er uno ourere; cntbolttno 152 Ndtr 81
8utbcn. Ghpa 100 2ldtr baucn III flares eano, in
gutter Gultur, untcr 9uttn Scufu unc u6lrbaurt in
9utcr Srtnung. @hpa 10 1tsr rarcn iino 9uts 2lic=
cn lno Oct &clt III 9utts octiano. Dorauf 1T errib=
99 TT Gin 9utcs rcppcltts 2:itSdi9cs lttinrnss
.rxsfA SSpbmbaus,
tssssHn nit elmer anaetauttn ltelnernen 6udDt cine
Sssxsssa ltCintrne SdbCuer, Gin oncercs Scd:SRcbn;
baus, ScbmiSblhap, Srrin9hous, unb alIt aubrn nGs
hiacn Quftn9cbduec. G6 ttfuod iitb alltb Gin ocrs
trsffitbsr &aum9artm 0uf rem gtaet Npic cine ME:
fbltnes Sprin9e, II. 10.
SO. 2.-Gin Srib SsIslanb,
erltscn I'M uSmIihsn Saunfbip, orsnNno an eanocr
ron Benjamin. .oirtlcin, Srbu SIRIUS uuo anbCrn {;
nbolttno 2tdtr 10 Subt,, lptltbis nit 9uttm Sclj
betpatblin III.
0IFScats cs 6Suftrn kbidtib Fin, 70 fam Der
9Ias in apr SbciIn rrrtauft rpCrotn.
Gs nj bits ra$ binttrlaiInt Giotnthum bC6 writer:
ttnrn 9snrp @enrtet ketbin srn tto9tHn Sauns
lttip.
Die Scrin9anStn Om SGfaufStasc unb 2tuhpartuu9
rcn
Sbriitpphcr SSruriki, ,fSr,ors
Scnrp !0rurifi,
StCrrldr l. nlip
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
GowarD Sed, @fq.,


Geaiter. in Gebnun9 nit Dem Staat bon
Yennfplpanien. fir brimfalenee Sera
wanotIbafts Saren.
Or.
lSlS-ssan. 4. 9Stlouf rmpfau9en
pcu Ger SinttrtItuibait 6rs
ltrabam 5lcund, S4 46
2rri( 49, Sasc6 Stttttr's Sc. 30l3
81. Scbn Grcroe's 30. l12 81
9,arboro Niunrt's re- 5227
gics. ,. oatsr &ntTh's fr. lO7 90
1910 %
Gn
Gcumiiicn pcn 1910 03-Sl5 50
San. IL. GtaGtstar bsSabt 60 90
lrr 27. 133 M
Scr. II. 100 O0-3Os so
SiIanj filIi9 Dem Staat, "a: 81 SO
rem Scri9cn Sabr, s. Al 33
23StOuf Dem staat fbulois. s - s45 SO
sSir Die llntcrgibnttsu, autiicrcu rcn etba Gauns
n. uno Staot ptnnnlraneu. bObcn bic 8eSbnuna pcn
Gpiparc Sccf, Gia., 9csiter, ipc cten on9tfdbri,
unisrludbt nno bstbeini9en eoe cti9cs rht9 in.
Bur 8eati9una esIsn, battn mir unkrs llnterEbrif.
fen tc9cfi9t pisfn 6ttn Sas Sanuar, Gin SauenO
abt Suneert 9aun uno Siers9.
6. e. Reubaro,
GbaS. 0ittel, dnSiforeu.
SCbn &. Clifton,
5eGuIar |. na3ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08

Die &e6nuuspo Charles Sdser Gfq.
S6asmeiftsr Der 0ireftorsn beS Qrmen.
.Saufes, Sur 8sf6dftisuns uno llntnbalt
Der 2rmen, fur bas Gauntp eeba, bonn
2ten Sanuar l848. bis gum 1fen Sanuar
l849, beice Sage miteinsei6IOesn.
Sr.
1913 San. 2.-silan, lout tstr
8ebnun9. $205 Is
Gmpfanesn pcn 60. Scblsr, Gil.
gum Sbsl fir ben ilnttrbatt oss
espi 8ern I'M armubouk, 6OOO
gcn Sbcnas Sault fdr Gin Yftrh, 75 90
@cn G. 6cbltr, Gfl, 9ilanj fir
Den linttrbolt, unp eGtbtntrtCn
osS ecci Ssrn, 81 65
@cn 8. Saut fit OH grim uno
8rnin9er osrtauften Sabr, 0427
8en Scbu Sd9tr. Gdmtlu9ltrafs
Bic IN fine Sffifs tc;abtt tpur6e, 800
auf Sreers an em Sbaen,siitSr, 4,5OO 90
- $4,000 07
S4,969 "
a ST..
8oar tssobu. ouf Srtrs ertaubt
i'm Sabr lSa0, 4,446 81
De 30 in 1S47, 2O2
'SiIans in ben Sanpsn pSs Ssbas,
msiltsrs, $40 lS
- $4,000 OF
$4,969 Or
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
geriOt Der garen fir Das SaDr 1848,
Dtfrttts:

Gtabt 2(aentaun,
Ncribaniptcn &aunkhip,
panncper Saunihip,
Sabtur9 Saunihip,
Stsr Mailfero Saunitbip,
Misocr Naasun9is Sauulbip
O6sr Saufcna Saunlbip,
Sbsr Maasunais Saunlbip,
WsiIsnbur9 Saunld,ip,
epnn Saunithip,
3eioslbsr9 2aunicbip,
@aibin9tcn 2aunIbip,
Ncre @bsitbau SaunIaip,
Sdo Bbeitbaa Saunlbip,
ecrpbiG 3aunfbip,
Die GclIsttcrsn Die nit
fino, babsn ititoeni atbc3ablI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
NCUI
SO. 9. gbcrbarb,
SSobn 8Ianf, Sireftoren.
9enrp Stang,
Stod auf Der Sauerei.

Stod auf Der Sauerei.
Setbs pfrbs, l Sidbrr, 13 8dbs, 5 8notr, 2
@ultn, 10 Shfn, Gdlbcr. 25 Shoofc, 81 stblpSiuc,
3 9Hd9cn, DcorGcru, l SdGtsu, 2 Gaeen, phdsr,
Shuttarrsn. Orclbulalbiuc uno l @iurmdbt.
Grtrag Der 8auerei.
437 9uihd SRai'In, Sl5 9uibd &ras,n, 500
8uthd 6aftr, 1000 8utbcl gRclibtcrn an Den 8cls
tc,, 81 Sulhd Slohsiaamcn, 5 8ufbd 8EChomCn,
$50 @uitbd Grunobscrcn, S5 @uibd 8dbtu, 81
Suibtl 5pit6stn, 80 Sulhd 8rtbrdtcn, 30 8ukhtt
SiCtti9, 3l00 SrautSpft, Borrd Cinasnatbts &us
tunnlcrn, 81 oc9sbtoos Rraut, 80 rirr pkros 9aeuns
acn osi, 24 eaoun9cn 23eIibtcrnlauh, 300 Sultbtf
1870 9fo. 8noSbGutt. ILL., adlbrbdut, lila 9fp.
scbmal, 1lO9 9funp llnibIttt 1914 Yfuno Butter.
Serferti9te 1rtifel.
100 yNonusbmSsr, 65 9,oar Stsn, II SRdmit, II
Rttar. 50 QHti6sbaotr, 50 Somcnfrcds, 60 Inter-
rSdt, 50 Sbdrst, 26 &orrtn, % StbcrtaountS, %
Sunbcnncts, 81 Giubrfrcds, SO SinecrbTnotr, 6
8ua6ruerciItn, 3 ecibtnttsiorr, 36 9,aor Strdmpft
9ctridt, SIS poor auaeitrdt s Yaor oautibubs 9cs
ltridt, 10 Sprniic, Siitn, 8 8ettSioe, 13 SiiIn;
,9c, Stetrndbcr;dac, 6 rpftnjd9c, l6 esintttber.
40 panetitbtr, 16 Quits, 40 8nad 9idbts, Sc 8nod
Stridlarn, GA Yaor nsus Sdubs, 81 9HrlfhtcrntSln,
266 Vfuno bartt Srift, II Sorrrt ptitbt SCfi, 122
garos Garprt, So Narrs flStbkrucs sinrn Gbtd. 73
Narbs mrtbtnes einn Gbsd, ITO YartS SalOIGintrL
SIeifb perfblabtet.
8inesflSiib IL .s3s 9hmo, sbptinrfltilb, 1905
Ytunc. SaltfItifb 733 Yfunr.
QnSabl Der Qrmen i'm t0aufe.
Gs ttfaurrn Ih I'M oouic am 1. San. 1913, lis
aukgncnnhn wSBrtno etm Sabr lS5
GCtcren,
301
&cn eistn murecn uHo(Itn, I5j
9St0ntrtuuCci g.
6ctcrteu, ;
Ms eeibcn bin9tbrabt
@nttaufn, II
= 1S7
SIM 6aufc rcrtlcitcuo am l.. San. Is49, III
OtClt 3abt tGttbt Gus 80 mdnnlibcn GrlrabInen,
AZ iptibllCbtn 90
II anotrn untcr 12 SobrCu,
10 9Rdrcbtn 20 60
Ii SRabuliuni9cr.
Serbuneen wureen
&ocnrp youd ;u Satc6 aCttr pcn S6rrmaetlnoir,
S,antis .. Subcr 81 Sen. Gtttter pcn o.
9StlIlaul 9. Shittr iu Son. 8tbaro ncn Nacntnrn,
Gldbttb Yettr 81 SSafeb 8clncr, 9SttbL Sip, 81. 6.
SabtlIa fauetr 5l 9ccr9 8cimer, &c. 90
Scpbia Sunsnian ;u Gecras eutpio. iun., 81 9Nae.
Sarab paulr 81 Glios SR. NubuS, 81. 98bCitbau.
Sarab Sdbdffsr ;u Qarcn Deb, ISdnncptr.
Sbpmas Sanit, Stnflebrr.
6Eeruar l. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
S6aefammer Seri6t.

SoSbma S5amic. Gfg. S6atmelfter Don
ee6a @auntp. in &e6nuns NIT befastem
Gauntp, pom l. Sanuar lS49, bis gum
1fen Sanuar 1S49, beioe Sage miteinse'
fdlchen.
Or. 6innabmen.
8ilanj erbaltsn, pcn 8. 8. Slartiu,
lsetbsrissr Sbasmsilttr, 6,l25 46
8dauf pcn Sum 5css srbotn prn
Dapio Stu, 60 90
Saren fir 1876.
8taufsnpfansen pcn a6r. 3isssns
fluff, pcu Salburs Souufbip,
in pcll fir 1916. % 03
pster SRifIsr, pcn Seiecl6cra IN
pclI fir 1876, l70S5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
S(n bic S(cbtbarcu Ridjtcr Der Court ppn
Common 9SlieS fir Sceba Sauntp.

S(n bic S(dbtbarcn Hid)ter Der Spurt Dpn
Common 9,lies fir Sceba Ganntp.
SBr bic untsrgibnstsn Gubitcren pcn eetta Gaunh,
bC;tr9tn bitrmit eo6 mir bic Re6nuns rcn ScIbua
. anls, Gl, Sdoemeitsr oss btosttn Gauntits, fir
1913, 9nau init Den Sdbsrn uno Den barauf 6ssbtu.
Den llrtuncsn nrShcn, uno bic 3scbnuna ais ritbtia
uno pabr 9efnbSn bdten, pis fe aneseeten in, uno
fanosn cine Silans pcn e6cn Saufuo, ilstcu bunosrt
Gin uno aebsi9 Sbaltr, uno inf Gents, in Den odnpm
bes Ssbaensiitsrs, Scbua Sanf, @l. Bur 8sitdtiene
osIsn, baben mir unkrs lnribrifttn btissfdst, btn
2tsn Sag s5antIar, I'M Sabr lS49.
@batleS SitteI,
6. 6. Neubaro, auditors.
S. g. Clifton,
Sctcr SrciHi9,
q. Sid,tcnipaltcr, SpmmifiomcrS
Scnjamin Sreinis,
auentalln, Sebruar l, nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
Statiltii6e lleber(f6t

Scn pem Stn1n5' Sulfdnoe pom Sepa Sdun'
tp am 1fen Sanuar, 1849.
Or.
Gonisr 8elauf ron ansben, fpeltbs an,
lftsn Sanuar 1S4S unbr3ablt bisben, $l4I242 so
Sr.
8dauf pcn anleibeu bc;abf, wabrsno
csm Sabr l64S, 1,100 90
8dauf pen &arsn 9sk9t ftir 1S46, ipsti
dbs nod untsiablt fnc, 1920 II
Bilan, in esr Shaetannncr, 7,76l 05
0aantp Deffit, 3,I40 "a
$14,242 so
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08

&roft ciuts StftttS aus Dem 9Hoiin9trGbt ron esdc
Gaunp, fell Samltoss cen 24ittu Ssbruar, um 10 lb,
&crnitta9S, auf ptm Ylaet fltlt SiINtlib ptrtauf
lutrCcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08
Or. Ecpn(suo's
MANuFAcToRY
OF ICE

3ufammensefcetsr grtraet BON Sarfaparil.
la.-Oas Wuncer uno bic Sesnuns bss
3ei.aIters. - Sie meift ausseSeitnstfts
MsoiSin in ber @eIt.
Disfr Grratt 1T in SuartfIafbsn aufsstban, IN
Nal pcblftiltr unb anacnsbmsr, uno ipiro 9aparns
DAP &C bcsr it, als ir9euo cine anosrs sUsoi,in oisr
art-Dmfd6s surirt cbns 8rsheu, pur9rsn, ebns
trant gu mad1sn coer Den patientsn 81 pirlhndhsn.
Die StbSubct in bickr Gsoi;in 1T. baB bisdts bic
arantbet ausrcttct, uno Den 9Srpsr icseb ftartt.-
Gs III cine eer alIcrbelttn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-08

Gauntp Sbaemeiitcr.
GcmmiGicu um $2lys73 20 ciums
nsbmsn uno 1876 SIS ausjIs
bt;abltn, an l Yrc,snt
8ilan; in ben !pdnbsn bsS Sbass
msiitcrS,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-18

DEAR sIRs: The New York Herald of Sunday contains
gross libel upon the State Of Florida in the enclosed
ISLANDERS and TO expose their absurdy. In your COM
ments these Indian difficulties, have noticed great
desire to do the citizens OF my State justice and can assure
you that this feeling on your part is duly appreciated by
Them. therefore ask place in your columns for the
few remarks shall make in relation to this subject and
il you can strengthen my case BY any remarks Of your
own, it will be gratefully remembered
The INDIAN misunderstanding to all ac-
counts from Florida there e every Of another
making In various quarters bring fast possible,
with all the train OF expenditure that generally follows such
nued readers are aware for several years. cost
the couatry forty millions Of dollars nearly half much
ary glory, new territory, and gold mines. The forty mil
lions of dollars expended in the Florida among the
hausted aud, of course. there is desire among them
repenish their pockets by getting up some sort Of pre-
to drain the Treasury Of the United States second time
Those Indian wars in Florida, elsewhere generally
Who wish TO live by their Wits and not by plough
ing, sowing, and reapng If the Indians in Florida
let alone, is likely that they would modest any white
settlements; but the white spectators will not let them
alone They want war with the lndans-they want the
expenditures OF in Floridathey want tO repensh
their pocketshey want thrust their hands again into
the public treasury and hence every secret and underhand
means will be taken TO stir the red men, bring on
other war; make necessary to send troops to that region
and eapsnd sn hsn Of twenty millions Of dollars IN
gina owners OF the whole continent
Any person who possesses particle of sense cannot
but understand that these Indian massacres by keeping
back the settlement of the country far injurious
10 the Interest," OF its present inhabitants than any
pendture Indian produces will be advantageous
TO them People living out OF Florida seem TO entertain
an idea that the last Seminole war was perfect Cod
send for the Foans, and that every of them made
his fortune out OF it. Such is not the however
les. gamblers, and washerwomen who always bring up
the OF amy, and these chiefly persons from
the North who lett the State when the troops with
drawn Everybody knows that the supplies of food and
clothing not purchased in Florida All the money
that il leaves the country the few dollars expended
by the officers and soldiers in articles not included in the
rations furnished them by government and what Ia
pended tor fresh provisions For every FLoRIDIAS the
Herald any else will NAME that made fortune out
of the last Seminole war; will tell him OF five that lost
them But it is not my purpose to argue the matter for
know that by saying enough 10 produce moments
Election this subject do all that is necessary TO acqu
my felowczens OF the indecent and unounded charges
Of the Herald.
Yours truly, FLORlDlAN
SEPTEMBER IL. ....
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THE UNION.

Bowie auditor These nominations settle the question
beyond doubt, that William Deal the democratic can
didate, will be elected sheriff, Doctor Bunting re-
gister OF wills. and Pagan auditor In fact, ! think
people beginning to see that this rotten party cannot
exist. and in another year will not be heard or There
was large meeting oil the people held few evenings
SINCE and they have resolved TO hold meetings IN the
several wards OF the city elect delegates TO peoples
convention, TO make city municipal ticket; and, from
and natives will triumph over the old federal wings
The nomination Of Gpin for mayor by the wings, and OF
the council ticket is denounced by large portion ,of
their own party Gilpin is at present President oil The
select council, in the place OF Secretary Meredith and
although these sacrificing members OF council have held
their seats for years. still they anxious to hold
their love for the dear people s so great Should they
be displaced by the election OF the peoples ticket their
acts will be overhauled, aud some startling develop
ments will be exposed in the shape OF expenses OF
large dinner parties at 6hsrd college, fanmou ~
Water Works. and carriage hire, to say nothing OF the
fayorites under them in shape OF contracts TO their
relatives and friends The democratic natives conven.
ton will not form any municipal ticket but leave II to
the people, and very large number OF honest wings,
who come out openly and say they will support the peo.
in Dale not receiving the nomination, that he lett the
city Tor Leyins residence at Pkeville, Maryland Gen
Taylor, look TO this ocousneSs the part OF your ON
GERS meddng with eleciions The people demand il OF
you fulfil your pledges and promises. How can these
officers hold on to their posts in the very face OF what
elected
II said the democratic officers nterfered in cleo
TONS and that you must remove them on that ground
but challenge any one to prove that Col Page. coec-
tor; Gen. Davis, surveyor Mr.. Welsh, naval officer
Doct lehman, postmaster Mr.. Patterson, navy agent,
Judge Petit, district attorney medded with
mating conventions, the men you have appointed in
Philadelphia have PLEBEIAN.
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Col. Benton AT FAYErrE-We learn that the meet
ing at Fayette highly excited assemblage, and that
its opening there strong probability that would
not close without bloodshed Most of those present
came armed and prepared for low of any character
To help on the dssensons in the democratic ranks the
wings present in full force, and ready engage
any violence that would cast shade Of disgrace upon
the democracy OF the State. Such proceedings 10 be
deeply regretted They add nothing to the Of
any measure, but must, the contrary lower all who
engage in them in the esteem OF the prudent and peace
loving portion OF their fellow citizens.
We have not seen the proceedings of the meetings but
report says that Mr.. Benton succeededin senciag the
clamor raised against him, and made speech OF four
hours in length.-St. Louis Union, Sept. s.
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Why should the iron interests suffer, that few railroad
companies may be able to obtain their iron cheaper
Hartford Con,ant.
Sure enough Why wouldn't it be good plan, Mr.
Courant to compel railroad companies to give half their
earnings to the iron mongers of Pennsylvania Another
the use of copper tea. kettles and compelling house.
keepers to buy iron every sixty days 1t is
evident something be done to put more money in
which Peter shall be robbed to help Paul ou9 The i'm
mediate danger is that "those pauper labor chaps in
England will pet all TO death with cheap fiat irons
before we know il! We venture to hint, Also in this
connexon that when Congress frames the law suggested
above protocol" should be added raising the price OF
daily newspapers-New Hauen Register.
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the world when obtained BY the free and unbiased suf
frages Of this widespread land Of freemen but when
procured by electoneerng, intrigue deception, dire
disgrace to lis incumbent Have you kept any OF your
pledges Have you not thrown yourself into the arms
OF your old enemies, who wished the Mexicans would
welcome both you and your soldiers with bloody hands
to hospable graves! Not only so, but are YOU not
passive tool in their hands Is every pledge which
YOU so soemnly made TO the country violated with i'm.
punityl You must think the people blind dos. indeed
not to into such plain deception. But they will re-
buke it they have already commenced that rebuke in
they will suffer your name to sink TO oblyon or, II it
should chance TO be remembered il will be with some
thing akin 10 that loathing disgust which decepous and
fahess course Is ever sure to generate In every ytuous
and honest bosom. have said your political opinions
but little known. In this particular you most
gng coons placed their whole reliance for successful
to fool and swndle the people out OF their votes They
had for years tried their talented and eminent
men, loaded with the dead weight OF wing principles,
without and the only hope they had left was
deception Had they run General Scott, who known
to be proiessed wing, and, by-the-by, whose military
TACTICS skill and achievements are second to none in
this country, il in the world he would have been beaten,
and badly beaten. The only hope they had OF success
to get candidate OF very obscure political opinions,
possessed OF some note and lame in other respects and
deceive and gull the people with him. Think not they
were in Mexico. They will have respect for you al
all after you shall have answered their ends II have
written aught in malice set down anything not in strict
accordance with truth let me know and convince oil
the fact, and will most cheerfuly recant; for neither
seek nor wish to injure any one unusty.
hs'ptcsiH3fR!IisS;r opHsa COLUMBUS.
1--WE are furnished with the name Of the author who
thus addresses the President. -UNIoN.l
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-18
Un,on Benevolent Society.

Alta meeting Of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Society,"
held llh Of September the following preamble aod
resolutions adopted
Whereas IL has pleased Almighty God to remove from
among beloved and esteemed friend and associate
Mrs NJ ST. Clair Clarke, we, the members OF this society.
deeply deplong the loss Of of its most efficient
bers therefore,
Rsoiped That thus unitedly express sincere
this mounful event, by which are deprived o
The gentle urbaniy Of her by her sound judo
and incxblc Integrity, and by her chidlke conf
dence and submission the arrangements OF Providence
Resolved That tender the bcreaved husband and
family OF the deceased deepes, sympathy with them In
their loss that after lie OF
Christian effort and benevolence. she rcs from her abors
and works do follow her"
be the family Of the deceased and also, that
'''' By 81 o nde''N " ~ G. A. WEBB, Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-18
To the Editors.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept is, isi9.
The mongrel convention Of Humbug Rough and Ready
met yesterday, and amalgamaed in part The great con.
test with them between Dale, the custom house and
post Office candidate, and Rothermel, the old Clay wing.
On the 10th ballot Rohemel received the nomination.
This was great victory the part Of the Clay wings.
Not stone had been left unturned by Lewis, Levin,
White postmaster, Soanake navy agent, and Ashmead
district attorney carry Dale Leng before the day OF
nomination could be these officers, well as all
their underlngs, exerting themselves TO put Dale in
nomination. Never under any administration were
such means resorted TO to gull the people
win 20 for the native candidate; but, poor miserable
tool, his influence is gone, even with his own party,
to which he has proven traitor. They have also nomi
commissioner Broom for clerk of orphans court (hese
three are on the native cket) Vineyard register Of Wills