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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
CORRESPONDENCE of the Baltimore sun.
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Mr. Websser's Iieu Of the ItraS Bondarg-I Increasing
Strength Of the Compromise, dc.
l, will be better Mr. Webster justly saws 10 buy our
peace with Texas than under,a to settle the conover
sv as her boundary appeal legislative Judicial
or military authority Ii is political question OF high I'M
port, and as SUCH is 4 subject for compromise
Unless be settled by compromise and that very specai'
w. it will lead TO great difficulties The administration plan
is let the alone until New Mexico shall become
State when she The question in the Supreme
Court. doubt whether even when New Mexico shall form
State Constitution she will be admitted into the Union.
II is the opinion that she requires Ion. utcas under r
roria government.
The large maoritics by which the amendments the ad
stmeni bill defeated indicate the strength o the scheme
Mr. Benton will Monday, that the bill be ndeii-
ntely postponed The result according 10 the calculation
to-day will be hirtyone against the rosponemen in full
Senate.
Mr.. Bartlett, lately nomnaedas commissioner run the
boundary line under the treaty with Mexico was to-day,
unanimously confirmed By the Senate He will leave imme
dately with his party in execution Of the commission
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r,MENTaTION.-"G ray's Eiegy."

LAMENTAIiON.- "Hrags I-tes9
I'm growing old, yes, very old,
NY hair is getting thin;
And deepening wrinkles east their lines
Where dimpes once have been;
A slight a bashul touch OF gray
NV whiskers now pervades,
And stead OF romps with merry girls,
| cultivate the maids
Oh dear across my marble brow,
As il was calPd OF yore,
A furrow ploughs, Il quote Macbeth
(Which was not so before! "
The form of Hercules or Hyer
To which was inclined,
Describes cornucopa now,
It was not 80 behind
Last week | called TO wife,
Whom once knew belle,
Instead Of "Jack, you saucy DO,
Said she III hope you're well
And stead of boxing both my
For rifing but kiss,
Produced bouncer of a boy,
And cried Just look AT this"
Then looked at her cheek and though,
Twas not very clear;
Then glanced al her head and slghed
Why what a monsirous ear
Then wandered 10 her tiny feet,
| used TO think gems
And scorn the enyious petlcoai,
With its encroaching hens
Just then the door was open wide,
In walked pile Of bones;
Said she "My love, an early friend,
Josiah ,---Mr. Jones I"
Swift a. II dew-drop from the cup
Where il has slept in todd
/ vanished from this early dream,
Oh, dear Pm growing old d. ~
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-. ie,, MI, u, admitted /; Is. ''i y. !" il,in
- ; ~, MI the other territory This will woik
bsu, @nsd to as deprive s%f as s S :"
Inc t ,hr ee.soiiers threaten, and tofncliSe ioi
tnns ' ;,h orr own money very large part OF sase hosn
be t saa-o free ss after si"' early
advocl',5 session. claimed make four or five new sis'
p I,5 :" IN TEXAS running eyond or North Of 80 de- ~
Sa, the in an o"1G 9 = as .vpn '' Noh
soers io ,t his same Senator Fooc advocates Tue
80 u to buy up Texas with her own money Tor I
Wen a,f . 1 ." S evil 'l 1S % aa
defeat y, these md schemes s!ie will be- s'io !"
sh ais and her strength by these modern Deahs ye'
", ~ hopcs OF peace, fraternity and ciuaity "! -,
en'eIi'n h 60 soon as that compromise 81 Mr. Cray WI"
Norm W Ne extension is adopted, shall begin - e7
nair Of HE rermanency Of this
''' i'o II June 4, 1850.
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pllI:TlCAI..
Tur PLEA olNGs OF AFFECTION

THE PLEA DINGS OF AFFECTION.
~ MRS II. MARION STEPHENS.
1--we me. darling-Lore mc'
For my wild and hayward heart
Like Noah's dove in search Of rest,
will wander where thou art
win hover round thee like spell
Till by thy hand carressd
Ii folds It's weary care-worn wings,
To nestle on thy breast
Love me, darline-Lore mel
When my soul was sick with strife,
Thy soothing words have been the sun
That warmed il into life.
Thy breath called forth the passion flowers,
That slumber'd meath the ice
Ofself-distrust, and now their bloom
Makes earth paradisei
Love me, darlng-Lore me!
Let thy dreams be all of me
Thy waking thought be round my path,
As mine will cling to thee;
But if-oh God, it cannot be,
Yet, ifthou shouldst grow cold
And weary my yearning love,
Or think ii over bold
Or if perchance, some tairer form
Should claim thy t!llani eye
Thou'lt find me woman--proud and cainli
So leave me-Let me de.
I'd not reclaim Il uuant heart
Whose pulse had once grown c"a,
To write my name in princely haiia
With diamonds and with gold
Then love me--only love me-
For have no world but thee
And darksome clouds are IN my SKY
IT'S worian's destiny
But let them frown: heed them not,
No fear can they inpart,
While thou ART near with smiles 10 bend
Hopes rainbow round my heart
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


New YORK JuxE The steamer Cherokee arrived here
from Chagres this afternoon. She brings dates from San
Francisco To the LIST Nav, aud million dollars worth
q &. Co. GS,' '"''' '''"' '' '' ~ - % " ~
The Alta California that since the first at March
last three have departed Tor The Anniic States
with over three and hall millions OF dollars worth !" gold
dust
This Placer Times that Mr.. John Berry recently re-
turned the mining regions Of Cniz represents that gold
is abundant in and bars and along the streams and
fine that will be required 10 be worked by quicksilver ma
chinery
II was estimated that abou, six thousand persons
the middle fork OF the American river waiting for the wa
tiers subside that they could commence operations
At Painville. the whole dug over, and II pro
we'd be cxcecn, dlssings especially along the Creek
near the town the gold very plenty. On dold-run
Creek sold his caiss I" $50 feet along the stream
for the sum of 10000 Others sold corresponding prices
Mr. Thomas late Of the steamer Crescent City, was
eho dead San Francisco the st May, by the keeper
OF a hotel there.
The British steamer sailed San Francisco for Napa
raiso. with 100000 gold dust.
The citizens Of Sacramento City are strongly III favor oil
the admission o. California ato The Union. .
The Legislature has adjourned after passing 35 acts "
Join, resolutions. The whole country IL camorous for an
neSation.
Trade has assumed iao5e lively though transar-
tons are restricted Flour il solnr - 50 $40 h5
Richmond do 50 9 81. American rough lumber per VI
s23 "a Pork SIS Is for Mess Lard 81 AZ per ID.
Potatoes sl2 Is per 100 lbs.
Great excitement prevails al Panama The officers OF the
Echo had coorcd boy arrested fer robbery The natives
inerfered and rescued the boy The day he was
arrested when regular fight took place, in which .lr.
ves were shot The Americans finally turned ont in full
strength and il only by eNcrions oi the Govern
or and the American Consul that regular and bloody con-
fiict prevented
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I'm i
Aitcr nnimportaut business. the Senate resumed the
adjustment bill
Mr Clemens offered his amendment hfetoi,ru Indicated,
Declaring that III a 81 loSn- - the Territory derived br
her, hS al, ri Congress IN ls good, AMI IL hereby
continued. The word 'Tce"fn~''i vas afterwards a'"l
debate followed. in sl,,h M,ssrs Ru.k Hale, DAVIS
~ Wigs. DonA' f!Ays Clemens, 'ass i1itth ana Bn'"
tnon part
Mr Foot- Indicated amendment Ia The amendment de
carng That the s;Au .; Texas without r"eari to the pro
posed reduction 81 buniars shall be sa' cholng State
not be a.lryei 81! Tho r:hi Ia hold slaves.
Messrs Mason and Webster spoke n length "m The
subject and in the mode ot settling the eoniro
y-rsy between Texas and New Mexico.
Mr. Webster did finish hi- remarks bnt gave Way Ia
the Senators around HIM take the question
Mr. Clemens amendment.
The question being taken ilc amendment was rcGc'.i
Yeas Il, nays g. follows:
Ycas-Mes-r-. AicIspn, Bprlini Butler Clemens Days
Of MIss., Downs, FOor, Houston, Hunter Ming Mason,
Morton, Pratt Rusk, Sebasli4n, Souls, rurney-l7.
NaysMcssr' Badger Baldwin, Bell, Benton, Eerirn,
ri Mass, Dawson, Dayton, Dickinson, Dodge o' WIS
Dodge OF Iowa., Douglas Greene Hale, lamIin J"nr-,
Nnngum, Miller, Norris Pierce, Seward Shields, Smith,
Slruance Sturgeon, Underwood, tphai, Walker "c,'c'
Whitcomb--}7.
house OF REPRESENTATIVES,
I'm motion VI. Burt rules Suspended and te
House resolved ee!i into ii the whole the
o the Union CIR. Eoyd in the chnir) aud resumed
the consideration ot the California question
Mr. Richardson ga,e notice that liz would, al the prop"
time. introduce substitute ~ the bill Of Mr D,rv toad
mt California State, bill Ia admit California I"
State into thu Union ami To establish territorial govern
mcnt il New Mexico.
Mr. Hubbard and Mr. Williams oi Tennessee. both gave
'ec OF thrr intention 10 offer At the proper t!m amend
- The bill before the House
Tn debate then resumed. aud M,ssrs CaLlw, Root
mud Duncan scscraliy addressed the House.
Mr. k"tf presented petition from Henry Dennis 81 Md
:ur conpcu .aon for rov olulionaIy tyirr~.
IT,. House III, took recess TIL s. l.. "
In tho afternoon session the California question w!s d.
s~.r,i by M,ssr. Jackson ui t;rIri Dark.
sin after whirh Mr. Phelps ubtlnc, the hoo and H..
llnu-e At - minutes - II 90 mrsi!r, presenn al 'unr'
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HOME INDUSTRY.


7
70 Me roters Of Tie District # Caro'in Haorrr >o'tsy'
raa6l and hne " Hfpm.
In I'M. District; composing The counties 81 taoiinr Han
over Spottsvlyana and Kim. William, i*ye noticed thr
names If many distinguished individuals, presented to Your
considerations 4s Suitable persons |" represent YOU IN me
=, a. c,ny.ouon - --f,,rI the State Constitution The
rr.ons nominated worthy IN c.cy RESPECT ~ the t'is
and confidence sought hc concd IN tt IN 20 iii3r
District however embracing great number .! men ~
81, RENEE and practical 'rmaiinn. wc sh"Gld be carcld
Ia make ulco~ selection IN the formation "i our u'k''
w,us! therefore brn.: before the District am! eSt'e'a'I
before In, ro, r,uIc ii Lin. Niianl The name .! '"i
f. pahncy Tie has or nunheI =, Year,, represented
YOU in lie Legislator" oi Virginia win ~is"a all'y a"
s In as know y"r entire satisfaction lit = e'hi'
man of great praciic. nlurniiun high mpfil ltih- anu
,rcb rn,r4. md decision al character y. 'ein1'nt
m j. ~ ,hr sici.st Ia ]. firm III nantainn9 AMI Ne
.n,n his PRINCIPLES bold and iuar".s n irocalning IN
,ninn. AMI r,e AMI faithful those who ranic IN him
IA elect him II, delegate IL the State Conventions III the
humble opit1r ir writer would be- VS. and luilr'ns
as,,,, MhNGDHlCR.
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'0'' ''''''''' " i LOCKER oN IN '
70 The Editors II ne Enquirer.

To TIE ETiVfN y FEt ENTHTtFt :,
Messrs Editors / have with some regret maj 'h'
people Of Abcmao have not yti NOMINATED MI ai"tIW
Stevenson for Il seat in The coming Convention !" remodel
The Constitution oi Virginia. The unqncstloncd talents :"
Mr. Stevenson his high character statesman, h3 "n-
experience in State affairs all Combine 10 nuke hii on ~
,hr most useful men in the state liz age and present p"
i,on ~ retired gentleman would place hia moti.cs hcy"n'
suspicion as entering public applause he9c consicF
tom. have induced 10 believe that c loss :" NJ > "
,L Convention would liz national misfortune. In order
ia avoid H. would suggest that The counties composing
;hc district al Hanover Caroline, Spott-vlsania Nc-
should select him OF the members u the approaching
CnnscEiicm .,
an, induced 10 sclec this district because WAS thr
land Of nj. birth and thc theatre which h. first dsiin
lnished himself politician hr was reason enough -
Iou for E,o.r H. nd John Marshall aud fer Augusta u
s,ut O. Johnson aud sincerely h"rr i will hc res ,or
enough 10 send that able statesman A. Stevenson nom 's'
hl j;.,ri., i SUBSCRIBER.
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E1r TIE Enquirer.
VIEWS ON TILE TARIFF.

rt,,r.. Hayn. noticed in the Enquirer Lately
>t.nd,,I editorial remarks On the subject :" = -;
ty, Tariff take the liberty 70 SUNNI " f, H. subrcl N
ba ,anwinp brief and condensed views on hc
49, n, hai yom will give them place III you" '"i = %
h Comments in etnation ot hen' II you regard ''' "'
,.r,br ~ YOU may deem proper s nv, i,
IN, principles Of protection 70 nome ~ ,, al
n ,a,.cJ in three views III the SUBJECT; Ill 'ih any ny,
i;,;n Il, the price ii an articsa parins t"'c,u;
,ss,cJ by an addition to the drniaa Tor ~
nc, At home by manufacturing here inS''u u & 49,,
"a r. hnun competition among llai'i's''@''ia ~
i.a i ultimately reduced; aud, 3dly, II iio''''' " "
c5.I bv discriminating duties NE CONSUME mp :,
,,rer prcc of one article fer TIE higher 'l'c "i
-, rhat taking into vcw the aggregate oil us con
Sumption he really pays nothing to the PF'heil'' .
tion =, 49,. ....;r ,,.rle, il il very evident
60 , crate of things present existing ~ ms c,r
- i, Errand in relation 10 tile grain ~ oicas'" ~
L.. and ,c course which things are nr'udo,S uc','u
~ ,b. relaxation Of the British corn lhW-, tl1' ule
- market for the grain ar breddstnis :" ms rotiH
h,,r Ia he the only market which thr a@Eich''us'S !"
hoo mainly ~ look and RELY upon "f sls"lhis 'ho
;y ~ thnse ariiccs-as for instance tic prices ~ Dom
st and o,r are asccrained 10 he higher NJ h'S ''f' ~
hi .unry Than in England What then, - he 'fh' pi
~ \, his colniry l. il mo- ea'cavof, ny M 'SS"'
~ - foster and build up home market Tor IN. con-
SUMPTION Of our surplus agricultural produce Ana now !
mis- T., ~, dane bu hy afloiln4 "litiofai pf"ec'"h "
nuf,crcs al il. country BY increased ahtlt' Oh NV '
,;,r of foreign manufactures order IL increase ana
rxcnd home manufacturing operations. Inc eject ~ "'s
il may he true would he Ia increase somewhat ne prices
~, nuinctncd articles iur season; hui ms woha sun "
cnnneused hy the increased delan Tor, ana prices ~ -
rcmra produce, and eventually, II IS 'erv believed: l'''
what i called protection I" the manufacturers "oa ile
p,nr II, IN, huuei ul the ancnrss than 10 tlG li;ii,
,curcts t his that whilst, by The incfcisc ana
extension Of home manufacturing operations ana tc '"se
aurnt incrcas, ii competition among the manufacturers" Tue
r;r,s If manufactured articles would continue I" i"i'ast
e demand for and prices u agricultural produce or con
sumption by manufacturing Operatives, AZ tie meme ni'f"e
would continue inrrcas' ~ would therefore "P'le ~
,ouL sliding scale the pro. >asivtiy d'sctna" enu
,n other ascc:iln. the disadvantage 10 IN is.en
tnr.t by The protection :" h"n manufactures constantly
rrr,.in and The advantage Is Building The home gram
nrr,., constantly increasing. Di-Inc dis who can
Protective Tariff therefore, may with ns much :" more pro
pr,y he called protection IL tho home agricultural produce
market tlan protection Ia manufactures ...,,.
~ 49, HOME INDUSTRY
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Correspondence of the New York Journal u: Commerce
WAsuNGroS, JrNE 5.
The letters from Judge sharkey, :" Mississippi who pre-
sided at the mississippi Convention last Fall and Is
president of the Southern Convention III Nashville deciar
ing his assent TO Mr. Cluys plan OF adjustment will have
favorable influence on the result Mr. Turnoy, who has
heretofore been supposed be against the adjustment, viii
vote for il, Out of the eleven Southern Democratic Sena
tors who supposed be hostile to the DILL nearly
all III support IT, with some amendments.
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~ o.p ,r>rcn.


The convention assembled pursuant 10 ail"urnmen The
minutes oil prevun. d. proceedings read by the
clerk.
Te secretary proceeded call upon the several States
for propositions Ia he referred 10 the standing committee.
vginit being called Judge Tucker o tina, STATE, prop"
sei II propositions IL would not use the word
solved implied the opinion already expressed and
wolG regarded III wrong light. The propositions stated
tat I'D territory belonged to e several States col
Congress had right 20 pass laws dsnsIn@ al
discriminating who shall uuy, king II aiSan 's,"'
aE disadvantaeeouS Ia "tcf-. Also declaring Tie
Wio proyiso unconstitutional that the South vas Jns;-
abe resisting il AT al! hazards AMI Ia the last extremity;
that those STATES opposed 10 the Wmot poysc are yet
auucd 10 resist the claim II permanent
residents - make laws territory. Referred
Nj Campbell 81 Alabama submitted resolutions III regard
The reclamation ri fugitive slaves, taking strong grounds
against - States which had refused .lectct 10 restore
such i,sitlvcs. Referred.
The gentleman presented second esies Of resol
iiou-, declaring all the States equality, without dSnc
lion; that u y their duty preserve their domestic lnstitu
that there power in Congress interfere with
tc that i gross usurpation of power in Congress ~
.criunns in regard The position should occupy
relating To new territory without State privileges.
Mr. Dupcent Florida submitted series resolutions
which referred to thu committee.
MeSsrs Mccernand and pearson- of Florida also submit
ted resolutions. which were referred.
MAJOR W III Polk tennessee, nttFed an amendment To
the following resolution OF Mr. CANNED Of Alabama:
Resoi:o Thar in the the dominant majority refls-
inn recognize the great constitutional rights We assert
AMI shall continuc DENY the obligation the Federal Co
maintain them. Ii is the 81 this
ton that the errlt":e. might DC treated property ind d.
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Ln.. n. Erlnirc,..
Erckrxou,u CorsTy, Ma 5oih, 100

I,utKiNGH fou.rY, NAY ouin lou.
Mes-rs Editors As Tho clcctIn i"f i'''bte - t'
Convention Will IL held II IS tie dGty I'll tie io"in -
r,L into scl, consideration via; sort o men slai ~
elected 10 that Convention Taking int consideration ne
pro;cty iboi,hng thr Banking -yslcm IL 'hsin'' e
m. ,calni charter, Shall have expired in consequence ~
the ar.c amount gold discovered, aud Pn'i!ng con
sid, rbl check the system .! cTrdis ana ar"
ness rs cxcnlfnG from execution and Other process ef
nn,p ,f nrnrtv and yuIy many alterations 4" - made
in ih I'D i'.i,on Constitutional tlnv should aSii elect
ng 10 that honorable holy who has made fortune Nv
shaving paper ana farming The a,ga, pr any man "io
h., accumulated much by gambling. Such ! though
he u.ay have become farmer in his odd NE, possesses ~
wide conscience favor the common people ne nccs
rood constitution Of hi own.
$500 LOCKER on IN y.
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On Saturday hast, Al Norfolk, Va, young man Of scho
s,c appearance named James NJ Conner plead guilty oi
obtaining $780, from Mr. Peter T. Sclecher, Il smus-
ted letter credit purorng 10 be from Acsrs H. d. Pc
tors d Co.. Of Boston. The Jury sentenced him 10 ten
months. imprisonment the city Jail ard pay fine Of one
cent, 4 remarkable circumstance attending this case is
that the prisoner appropriated large portion OF the funds
thus iraudulcn,lv obtained the payment OF his honest
h,s about town repaid loan Of $50 and actually loan
"a Mr. Schilecher $50 which pretty nearly all that
maincd.
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T.learaphcd for the Baltimore sun.
SOUTHERN CONVENT FOURTH DAY.

NAsnNiLLE, IINkU 7. Vt.
The Convention assembled This morning al Tie apointi
n,ur AMI prurcrt.cd Ia business
There ltt.nanca is Con rnion accredited
r..ntr, th- following States, viz: From Virginia u
South Carolina III Geor,i H.; Alabama IL Mississippi H.
Texas |; Arkansas > Florida besides large rambler
tennessee.
Propositions ~ Icren States received
and referred 10 the srct committee arpn"ned from tho
several States.
The various -o,p- ons which have thus iar been offered
in cgnrd great leading SUBJECT for which the Gnnv.n
non assembled have hccn mild and concatory, but firm
and determined.
Tn general impression prevails that the Convention viii
eventually recommend compromise and probably decide
upon tic Missorr compromise; tncn adjourn I" meet again
IN October next.
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Col. George W. Hophus of Abingdon has been nomna-
ted hv public meeting u Democrats Of Washington
~ n one of the candidates for III, State Convention.
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TIE crr,N INVASION AND Orr GOVERNMENT
.r,tREAYrNED BLOCKADE oF THE PORTS or
CUBa-TIiE AMERICAN PRISONERS REPORT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04

ib babe nidt rs6t 9etban BON tre9en Der Shfrn.'
-"eaiIen sic oaS gut feiu,'' uuterbrat eeIer iei
ne Geoe, "pelsitt bleibe ib in bsIsn reanibte,
Gaaen nod sinmaI feden uno idb msib eann an
men i6 mid su penoen babe"
"g8obt, febrn Sis." iaets 0fubsn, nod immer febr
retIeseu, uno SmeCn's miIcem. fIarsm SIidc aus.
rpsidbsno, "febcn Sie, bic Nabbarn bier Iino 70
fdIs6t. t5dtte idb INNER nit fCItbsn Sufammsnse,
Iebt, tpis sic fine, wiros i6 nibtfo fein, mie i6
biH."
"Boban." faote eimecu "rpir muNen fu6m.
gessn 1nore 70 gu fein, pie mir wpusn, bo6 ie &C..
gen uns fino. sic wEen, Die Iiebe Sibel fa9t eas.
6 babe aus Grfabrun9 eelsrnt, ba6 elm 9utes QSort
immer cine quite Statt finest. @enn mir Qnoren
9efduis Su fein utben erfiut IS iie NIT benz Q8un'
foe, uns wiserr 9sfdais Su Gsin. Stellett fennen
mir Beioe nit Der 3tit ALE unfere Rabbarsn aut
oisfen @e9 brinsen. g8sr psib ediIen Sles uns
oerfu@sn. Serr Sad Ia1en Se'S uns Uerfuden
limb nun fommcn Sic, uno ieben Sic n1slnen Sblt
sarten. SD m6ebte Sbnsu einen Saunl Sel9en, Gen
id nit DEFENDERS i66nen GspfeIn 9epfrOpft babe
Wenn Sic es punfbsn, nil tt Sbnen sInt9s &eIler
Uon eerfetben Scrte eeben."
Damit ginern fTe Sufammsn in ben Sbff9arten
nnb elm freuneIidcs gcfprdb perlrBte Ruben boIo
in quite eauns. ale CT bsim Fam, mabte er Feline
Bemcrfunaen iber feinsn Sefu6 oenn er fcnnte
nod Hibt 70 peI SelbItiberpinbun9 dufbrin9en,
INN ftiner Srau Su erSdbIsn, oa6 CT iein unre6t be-
faunt babe. Cine Slinte tfano 9sloeen btner Der
.Gatenburs, um 9rtsn's ISuno 9de9sntIit toot Su
f6ibtn' neil er fein peasSsetelt bate sr fsusrte
fie in bic Cuff ab, unb IL bic SInte neg. SOn
oem Gage an fucbte er ~ ,pieeer enen 8Orwanr
bsm .Sunbe ODER fsinem t9errn Su f6acsn.
Simeon mar su ftus uno Su 9rO6berjie, nm IT.
9tno Ginem 81 erSdbIen ca6 feiu freifubtaer gtu6
bar fsiu unrebt befannt babe. Sur ju fsner Srau
faete er IddsIno "Sb ba6te ss pObI ib wuree
ibn na1 einsr @rile tObt MAIDEN"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-04
99r0clat,tati0tt+

Sintemal Der Qdtbare s. WringIe Sone&
prelio ent:&idtcr in cra psrltieoencn Spurten pom
Common QIeas pom brittsn @1idtS 8eSire; belieb.
emo aus cen @auntteS Scrf5, Rortbampton unS
Gscta i'm Staat psnnfpIpanisn, in raft eines Qmtes
preforntri6tsr perf6iebener @Outten pCn SpeTuns
Srminsr uuo aQ9smeiner @efdn9niB Grleoieun9
in bclaaten @au1ties; uno Qeter 8 SaaS unS
Sobn S. q u ; E, Giqr5., 9ebuIfS Gibtr Dee
@Curtcn Don SVer unp Scrminsr uno au9cmsiner
Gefin9niB. grIsei9un9 fur bic 8idtun9 Don tpaupt:
uno onesrn Serbreden in srfa9tem Geda @auntp.
bren Secbt an mid ssritbtet baben, norm iis cine
Court pon Sper uno Ssrminer uno pierteIidbrieeE
Sieuna uGn Common pleas anbsraumsn, meIbe
asbaIten merben IOq in Der Staet GIsntauu, fur
oaS @auntp geta, ouf ben
Stsu Wfpntae im 1lpudt 2tprii,
1850. weIdeS Der 29fe Sag oes beoaten Monats
III, une meIdbc eipe Wode nauern rpiro.
50 mrb bermit gadrbt es9sben, an alIe Gris.
censriebter uno GontabeI innerbaIb oes bsla9teE
@auntp5 Don 9e6a eaB iie oann uno eafsIblt fde
in ei9ener Qsrfon NIT bren Soils, SSeforos, Snqu'
iitiUnen uno GraminatiCneu einSuflnoen baben, ung
ibren pFhtsn Dor erfaser Court abjuwartsn.
9es9Ieiden meroen aud aQe oisiengen, rpedR
se9en 9efan9ene in Dem 9cfdn9niB eeS Gauutpa
Ge6a ais ttId9sr Ober 3eu9sn aufSutretsn babsn,
bsnabrbt9et oab e fidb aIloOrt uno oaietbft ein,.
;ufinoen babsn, nm bieieIben ju prOfsquirsu wis
es ibnen Siebt ounfen mag.
@e9sbsn inter msiner Sane, in Der Staet IIen,
taun, ciefsn 4ten Sag Iprit, i'm Sabr unIsrs
&osrrn 1850.
Get srtats Die Strublf
GbHrIee 5brie, edsriF
Upril 4, 1850. nqbG