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have witnessed much Of party strife to desire unne
sessay mix any Of the ingredients OF that bitter cup with
the entertainment Of this day. Yet feel that il is my duty,
aud know that expected of that should say lew
words in relation to Of the stirring events which nave
agated the country during the last years, and still con-
Gnue 10 excite it. .e
The advent of General Taylor to power constituted new
era in the history Of the republic He into office by the
sufages Of the people yet he presented the first instance OF
PresdeHt elected with practical majority in both
branches Of the National Legislature opposed not only to
him. but 10 the principles which secured his election The
organization Of both Houses Of Congress against him.
before he had any opportunity to develop the measures Of
policy upon which he intended 10 administer the Government
Not single committee left in either branch which was
not appointed upon party principles opposition to those
who elevated him to Office. He was, therefore, instantly
surrounded by unparalleled endorsements aud difficulties,
presenting and unted occasion the strength and
of our republican stem.
After twenty years of virtual Acknowledgement and pro-
scripon, the great body Of tho friends who had sustained
him looked the return Of Of things which should
teal opponens and while among HUNDRED applicants for
Office one only could obtain it. the impotence of such
were disappointed often to be succeeded by
sentiment that their claims preferred Such did
require The prompngs Of others induce them swell the
ranks Of the opposition both in and out OF Congress Super
added to these difficulties the peculiar state OF public
affairs arising out of the annexation OF the vast terrific
es coded by the treaty of Mexicodcues which threat
ened the peace Of the country, and appalled, the s'outes
hearts during continuance Of that Administration which
bs waged the and incurred the enormous OF the
acquisition. AZ
During the session Of Congress which preceded the Pr's-
denial election Of ls4s the exeeps OF the then existing
Administration directed in vain TO the removal OF the
difficulties TO which have referred That Administration
had ectuay reused the demon Of dscord but proved ut
terry mpotent TO lay it. Yet, in my judgment, many OF
the Recommendations Of President Polk in bis last annual
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Tim OF some Secretay though he av0e Of the Pre-
sident Laughter These and similar ISLANDERS on the
members Of the Administration suffered generally TO
pass without contradiction They aboriously
gagged in tho discharge of their respective duties take upon
themselves the task Of refung the thousand sehoods which
either party personal malice constantly Matching against
them conscious that when the passions and peudces Of the
hour should have passed away justice would be done to them
for the fidelity and unirng zeal with which they discharged
their duties amidst greater obstacles than ever the
course of any previous Administration. fApplause.l
The foreign policy Of President Taylor marked by
adherence to the principles ncucsed in the Farewell Address
Of the Father Of his Country. He sought Of aggan
dzement or conquest Peace and with foreign
nations on fair and honorable terms, the objects he
aimed at He regarded wa-wth the horrors and dangers
OF which no man intimately acquaintedas mea-
sure never to be esorted to until every effort Of honorable
diplomacy should be exhausted In the front Of his Whole
system OF policy in this respect be manifested scrupuous
anxiety to maintain neutral obligations and the faith Of
treaties and bis principles fully illustrated in the
he pursued towards Denmark and Spain.
On the other hand, no sensitive points
OF national honor; and the prompude and energy with which
he demanded and recovered the foreigner who after having
sought asylum Shores kidnapped and carried
to Havana, at the very moment when he maintaining in
their true spirit treaty stipulaons with SpaR BY the sup
preston Of the Cuban expedition evidence Of that
determination, which never abandoned him. to main
tain, under all circumstances and Of all hazards the honor
his county Great applause. While absiaining from
all interference with the domestic of foreign nations
and oil entanglns alliances he did withhold from such as
maintained the republican system struggled to throw of the
shsckes of desposm the full and free expression Of his own
generous sympshios Applsuse. For he republican
not only in name but in heart. [Appau.e He rejoiced
in the happiness Of his eowmen throughout the world and
bis bosom hrobbed with hope for the of every effort
made in ether hemisphere for the spread Of those era
principles upon which be profoundly believed their happiness
depended Az the FIRST dawn Of the revolution in Hungary
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against more han nifty times his numbers In forida tne
scapng and tomahawk the savage had no teors for
the soldier who felt that he had always endeavod do his
duty. Amidst the thunders Of Pao Alto and Resaca do n
Palma when he broke the Mexican power and gave that
confidence to bis counymen which ensured their victory in
all their Subsequent contestn the blood stained streets OF
Monterey and in that tempest Of shot which was poured
upon him and his little army nhe proudest field Of his fame
at Boena Vsta-st the very moment when his garments
were torn BY the bullets Of the enemyhe mems conscn
rec still serene, sepossessed and triumphant through
the terrors Of that conflict Geat applause He was snatch
ed from bis country before opportunity had been allowed
develop his whole system Of civil policy, and the very
Of the execution of purposes devised BY him for the public
good the knowledge Of which must forever sleep with
him in his grave But he had done enough for fame and
while sentiment of gratitude continues thob in Amc-
can heart his memory will be cherished that of Of
the few who not born to die. Loud and long
tinued cheering
The most cordial and applause followed the concu
sion Of this great speech, which, throughout elected the
wsrsst expressions Of appreciation, and made evidently
deep impression upon the auditory The regular oass were
proceeded with in their order, as follows:
The memory Of Washington, and that patriot band Of
sages and heroes who achieved independence and who
laid the foundation Of this great and mighty empire.
Dead March.
s. The sovereignty of the Constitution and Laws Of The
United States every other human power.
g. Our glorious Union: Pslsied be the brain and wheres
the arm that would dismember it.
[Dr W'n p. Cunnington's Song for tie ONION
rThe sixth toast being read Mr.. CIArroS and pro-
posed nine cheers which wore given with great codiay
T. Our Senators and Representatives in the present Con-
eress Faithful sennels upon the rampas d the Conssn-
ton. Honor 70 whom honor y due.
- fSor Spanghd Bnar.
g. The Qusdruple Aliancs-.hs Plough, tbs Loom ~
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the countryside principal obstruction TO all Legislative
Of the futile effort made during the last
sion of Congress embody in bill this subject
absolutely inconguou having proper connection
with each other. When the State of California presented
herself for admission into the Union, and the President had
distinctly placed that the very cornerstone of his
whole system Of policy in regard the Territories there
did exist In either branch Of Congress Sufficient number
Of opposing prevent the passage the necessary bill
But those who took the lead in the Of adjust
ment having resolved that should for the admis
sion Of California who would agree vote at the
time millions Texas release Of her claim to por
ton Of New Mexico, well Territorial Governments for
the latter and for Utah, the difficulties which before had
rounded the question Immediately hickened and spread
deeper darkness around majority Of either House
might have been had any time for either Of the
in the bill separately but the msortes for each Of
these measures would have been composed Of very different
individuals More than fifty Northern members OF Congress
willing to do justice to the measure proposed BY Pres
dent Taylor for the admission Of California who were unw
ling to vote the money for the Texas boundary or the clauses
for the organization Of the Territories without the anti slavery
provso. On the other hand, many Southern members Of
Congress were willing 10 vote for both Of the two
measures who were unwilling to for the first Disposed
nay anxious, that any measures approxmat-
ing TO settlement OF the questions before should be adopt
cdsincerey DESTROYS get rid Of the noise Of the
aarmis,s and agtaios Congress who were daily making
hue and these topics than the rest of The
try together, lashng themselves into fury Tightening The
tmid at home, and Grating apprehensions among ali The
friends OF rational freedom Abroad would have been nj any
Time truly eocsd TO nd the doorway for gi.laon ON other
sueec-a Of which had been completely oceluded BY the
introduction Of what called the Omnibus bil"-sqain
opened the country qused, and the asiatos senced This
omnibus bill hung in the doorway more than SIX months,
while those who attempted to drive through finding its
passage distracted from s unwiedy composition shout
Cd st The top Of their lungs 70 alarm !he community Sill il
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That President Fillmore will do his whole duty this
spect have shadow Of doubt; aud hope you all
willing join with in sustaining him in the discharge Of
that duty Applause and frequent his patriotism,
and that Of the members Of his Cabinet have the utmost
confidence have to believe that either Of them
would have refused his aid any moment to the settlement
OF these vexed questions the basis proposed by President
Taylor They have acquesced in what appeared to them to
be the only practicable scheme Of adjusting these difficulties
They seek sustain the constitution and the laws of their
country, and honor them for their purpose While they
stand by the Union shall be with them and for them. II
there be any sentiment in my bosom deeply seated
and deeply cherished than any and all Others s that
OF love and veneraon for the institutions which fathers
have left and for the country the whole county, covered
and protected by the American constitution Grea applause
There will be no hope left for mine when the Union
shall be broken and should that melancholy period
sffive, shall be a wanderer without home. can take
part for section against the other Applause To
the preservation of this Union is matter Of interest above all
others, and il necessary, shall be found true to those who
sustain it to the last Of my blood and my breath Long
tnued applause.
we'll known to you that one period serious calam
ties were threatened to the country Of the dis
satisfaction entertained by fellow citizens on the Pacific
because they had been denied BY Congress the protection Of
the laws Of the United States Threats of separation began
to 10 uttered by those who found themselves thus deserted
and to assure them OF the patna Of the Government
and its intention TO assist them suitable mode
cis messenger, Mr. King, Of Georgia. was dispatched
California He knew and communicated 10 them the wishes
OF the President for their happiness and welfare and bis de-
sire that they should enjoy the protection Of the United States
mission, which, We know, attended with highly beneficial
results in asyng the dsconent then growing in that Ter
oy was soon msds, by unscupuous poicsns The theme
OF oboquy and reproach The President and his Cabinet
were chaged without shadow Of truth to justify the
CESSATION, with having instgaed the Csornians to exclude
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
sauo, 9ebm uuS 9aIf.

5iefe brsi @roarteu bben Die 0auptbe1anbtbeiIe
oes SeISbobens. $50 biefe Drei 9Ieidmd6i9 per-
mil6t lino uno permen9t nit uerfauItsn pfIanSsn-
ftoffen Die Dem SeIobooen Die ounfIe Sarbe 9ebsn
weIde i'm Don Dem wiIoen 8cosn ODER unter9runc
unerfbecst, oa trifft man INNER Die ero6te Sru6t'
bartlett Sn Der Naur tommt es Ielten Dor, ooe iis
70 uermiftt fuo 9ewobub berrfbt bic cine coer
bic anoere Qrt Dor, b. T. Die Secer fno mefens
uorbsrrfheuo lsbmi9, oosr pOrbsrrfbenb faIfarti9
ooGr porbeufheno fanei9. WandmaI aud febIt
nur Der eebme, uno SaIt in uereinist nit Sonc
(penn er srcb it, &ies. Ooer 9rdpe 9snannt uno
pCbl bonn 9ebrobsnen Sdisfer, ODER Slibt. Su un,
terfbsoen) coer Sano uuo gebme fno Uereini9t
uno Der 8aIf fsbIt. Ser SleiB bes Menfdcn Fam
bier oft abberfen. Dabsr Der 9sbrauh, &oIf auf
Die SeIosr Su tbun uno bur6 pfIh9sn nit bsm 80.
oen Su usrmsnssu. 9erabe 70 foute aud auf 9snif'
ie SeIosr Sano oosr 9ebme 9etban uno unte9epfIl9t
wsrosn. Der eiufabffe Be9 J. 8. um einen aujn'
Ihweren 9ebmsnboosn Sur b6dlfen Srudbtbarfeit 81
brineen, it, bas man Stiss, (9rOben Sano) 9crabe
70 pie 9ep6bnIi6 ben RaIf, auf oas SeIo f6ntft.
oenn bas matt ben 8coen Iocfer uno pffsner. EaIf
lbut immer gut auf 9sbmbObsn uno bier bemerfe man
wobt, oa6 Der Sdiefer ODER Sldbt meiffens au6
gum esbmbOcsn 9eb6rt. Ser lsdte Saneboten
Fam Den EaIt nibt oertra9sn; olIeiu no fanoi9e
SeIcer ourd &aIfen "uerbrannt" muroen, oa III oas
einfadfe MtiteI, mo- mo9Iib Gebmsrce in oas SeIo
Su pflu9en. $50 eene Gebmeros Su babsn it, fam
man S6Iamm aus fhmampi9em eano nebmsn.
Sei ale bem 1T aber Der unterarunb, Cber piIbe
SCern, Su beabtsn oenn mauobma trifft man 9e
raoe Die Qrt, Die cben ebt, elm psnig tieer untsr
Der Sberfdbe, NO eaun EisfaufpfIsen fbCu piel
bcfen wtro.-( (UmerifaHifhr 8auer.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
9l6t6. Galcb y. 3aDIcr,
geberiTs.Sserfdufe in seeba eauntp

Der Sderiff ucn Gs6a Gauntp mire 6ffentt
gum &rfauf ausbcten
Sreita9s ben 4ten Sttcber. um 2 llbr Ndtmit
tags. am 9aifbauIe pon gS0iam Sisbl, in Sas
burg Gine eotte @runo Don etwa Qder. nit ei.
mem | unb einem baIb l6fi9en SlodpUbnbaus-
Sas Gi9cnbum BON German Stuber
Samiiags Den 5ten Sftcber, um llbr Nadmit
tags, am @a1baufe Don Nabon peter. in Serb
pbebalI Cine 9otte gruno uon 43 Ufer. nit 2
gSobnbdufern, ShpeiScrfheuer, QSo9snftoppen.
etc.-DaS @9entbufh Don @otfree peter.
Monta9s ben 7ten SftOber. nm llbr Rahmit.
tags, am 9alfbaufe BON Geubeu Wlcper in allen
taun: Gin SrdmrobnbauS uno eotts 20 Sus Srcnt
uno 230 tief aeegeu an Der ADVANTAGEOUS 81.
ssntbum non 8suben Saeobp.
Mittmcdbs ben 9ten Sftcber, un1 2 llbr 92abmt.
tags, am oaufe BON Sobu Wot in SaISbura: Gin
Stri6 eano uon 26 Uder, nit einsm Slofmobn-
baus Staq, ete.-Sas @i9entbum Don @rnft Stabl.
Dcuncriiass ben l0ten SftOber. um 10 ubr Sor.
mittaas, am 0altbaule uon Sonatban &olb, in III
Ientauu: Uu oaS Sntreiie, methss @ioeou Wooer
in fUIgsuoem Iie9encen Serm69sn BAT. nimIib feiu
GebensoermSgen in eem snen unSertbsilten Srittbs
Don fcasnoen Srei Strithen 9ano, namIib-No
1. Elm Strtb eano in Sbermaeuugis sntbaIteno 10C
1der uno cine Sermtui9un9 vOn 6 prOSent mil
einem erosen 2ii6fisen 9afibaus, 2f6fses feiner'
mes gBobnbaus 9ro6ss StObrbaus, 9roee (feinsrnt
S6weiSefbeuer, Srennerei nit 3u9ebOr 1f6dt9es
Slodwobnbaus. S6oppen, etc $40. 2, Elm Stud
SoISlano i'm ndmIiden Saunfbip, entbalteno etrpd
0der-Das @isentbum BON 9ioeOn Woeer.
Sreitass ben | Item Sftober, um 2 ll6r Nahmit'
tags, am 9aifbaufe Don Samuel Camp, in Gpnn
Sauufbip: Sin Grid eanc BON Qfer, nit elm
ff6di9em @cbnbaus, Staa, ett.-SaS @i9entbum
BON SamueI God.
Samfags ben 12ten Sftoter. I'm llbr Nab'
mtta9s, am @afbauie Don QBiuiam SisbI, in SaS
burg: Gin Stritb eano ucu IL Qder NIT einem
uno eiucm baIbf6diaen Bobnbous. Stau, ETC.
0as @aentbum BON gemis Sieafleo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
9 9Scrbetr1tbc
Ourdl 9Dfarrer Sellcr,

Ourd gfarrer Setter.
a Stn Gsrsmbsr, rr 5r0nsis SNia init gNig Glen ShaI
Ter, bces pcn Sdbpbtitbau.
1m kern Srnua9. orrr abam gplsrtd, prn sagturs mil
SyiG 9rtpino Dcrncp. ron StiepbcitbaH.
BUR ndmlibsn 3t psrr Susn Rctb Sat;Gura init SRiG
Sstsda Skinter9tr, prn SdowbcitbaGI.
(0urdb Yfarrrr Gcrmdu)
I'm Skn September berr Nsuten 8cinbor, nit SRe Unas
no SCinbart, bsios pcn Sbern,icro.
Nm l0hn Dits, Srr pssr q. GrinL init Gaig GGabstb g.
SRccr, bcbe non NICntouu.
I'm letn Dnita9, birt pfarrr Gsrmon, btrr 2bcmas g.
G8Cicncr aEuauu, init SG GGabsb 8ssd, pcn NSesr
Sautcu Ncrtbampcn Gaunt.
GSrgNt bieltr anBsc ii oub Gin prSbies Stdd prdits.
tubtu crban wccrn prfdr mir Dem Oupuars sinn brg
den Nant abtatttn.
Stbmt bin ben g4unfb fit Ianess etGtn,
limb un9ibnSsrt Slid babel
8rin SGrmhsn mS9' iitb il srbSbsn,
limo Cute eiSb' wSro' tdatd nCu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
81 (t bribt.
Der llnterfbrisbsne esoenft Die sssS
abIrei6en Saumfbulen CNurfe' SO

HHs Der unterf6rebsne eebenft Die sssSSs SSya 3
8Wsss sabIrsiben 8aumf6uIen Cglurfe' 3Sss 3aSsss
- ries) in Der umeesenb BON Nsu -
YOrf bis ungefdbr ben l0ten ndtbfsn StOber Al
befutben, uno miro alle ibm anpertrauteu 8elielun
gen fcIsenoer Grten 8iume febr bersitwlis unit
punftIib beforsen, ndmIidb:
Diff uno 3ierbdume, Smmer9rin, 8umenffau
ben. &ofen. Sraubsnf6de. &rie6pfanSen C@ree-
pes), frauurti9e Yfanen, Sniebelarti9 unb froIlie
9ewurSste SIumsn. cebare gBu3eIn, 3aunpfan
zen C9eo9e pIonts) Sor Goain9, etc.
@atac9e fonueu an fsinrr @obnun9 9sfsben wer
ben. Que 4rtifsI wsroen burdb i'm ieIblt ausse
wdbt uno fo9Ie6 sebradbt werosn Qas 8efsaun
gen fOuen Dor eem Ubi9en Datum aematt weroen.
-. SES SrpsbD.
SS Ssfeuun9eu, obbrs6irt an 50 QS. @rcs
bp @aiton pa finoen pOmpte Ssridfittisuns
9reenpib @atten. g. s.. Sept. 10. 1850. an
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
G@ Sefentlt6e S9enDu.

Scnneraes ben I0ten October. nm II rbr Wit.
tags, fou am Sauie oss Uerforbsnsn . / c
& tb, in Sf. 4uentaun, 6fentIi6 perfauft wtr'
ben:
Gin portreffIibes Samilenpfero. &hbe, &inb
a Sbwsine, Elm sanS neusr Rodawap, Elm neuel
3peisduIswossn, ein Gin9duIs Saunnwo9en @uI
tiUdtOr, 2 pfIu9e. @99sn, pferce9efbirr, SdtteI
3dume, StrObbanf, 98inomibI, Elm neuer @in9duIS'
Sasof6Iitten, 6oISfhtten. .SsuIsiten, Sperrfetten
Seu' unO MiifsabeIn, S6ubfarren, @rubbaden,
Sbreineraefdirr, 9runemeiisI, Srubteff uno Sra6
lenfen.
@benfa s:-Gtue Sausubr Sesf. Bmo',
Slide, Stube, Better uno SettIaoen, Carpet, Ri
tcnIhranf, Elm 9emebr. grocer Slsifbfidnbsr, ans
oere Stdnbr, SG1er, Subsr, uno ein Qntbeil Der
8iIfcsbarre uno pbaoslpbia SsIsgrapb @ompa9
ME, unb nod ancere artifeI 5u umltdnbib tu mel,
oen.
Oie 8ebinsunssn am Serfuufsta9e unb Qufwar'
tun9 Don
ssmn:i esS'a:s sa,s, sf'5 Ia'"'ors.
September 19. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
q G Hu urb n:

I'm I6n au9uif, in Gre Gaunh, Obic, Or Shas Sarr,tt
elm abarr unp tsbtr @nHcbntr, uno beoem pcn eea &C.,
nulpauis in Dem atCr IA SobrSn Can't rubs bsr rat
as Der crssurs Batter, o sistts 8ruOsr unO quite SrSuub
Nm I2su Dsks in Saopbsban, Scnos, SSbnn ron Sid
cos 9cpsr m 2Eu ssbsnsabr Si bsm Se9rdtniGs prlois
Der @brrp psrr StSsd
I'm 4tn Dies In gcroubtitboG, an duer gdasutrontbst
Gbrltiua Gtmtrsr SctSr pcu Sanud uub Gatb pormrnp
I'M l2tSn WQcnat.
am ketn gsuas in Stermipb, Gin eCbn rCu David SSb
man, Gia, srpa 20 Sobr at.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Gin onosrss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gsunosr +!

pep n cine finflie SserSauuus lisisct pber sarer
aft! Gin 9rcses Gi;tel nptrpauti Rcn,
net cccr Dem psrtsu Iasen bss odn stnnSen pcn a
rcn esbiS bee sroBcn pbucpsifen Ghemtcn Surd s e.
6ou9btcu 81 o. 80 II SiprS Strase, VbilaSrIpbd 9es
III in Der Sbat Elm punperoones tt 9sen npcrSauifrit,
Spspepa 8ebudt ecberbebwerbn, Sertopfung unp dpG,
de- aufnatrids sssiie, eurb Harn asnt, ben sahri
fdsn Sa bstlenS-9an sbe Die etannmauns auSern
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Sir ben spatrist. p
0Ht utH UFNIEEpI
0ruE om Mrtt ertr@.
frrisgeni6t fur .9rnup Eino.

SH Sapart sapIpr c dtsrfstt 6ersinaHe sSefs
Sci mir ac9rdGt tu fbSnes 6rsibctslano,
Du ftrnes eano, fl berJidb mir putCmmsu;
DEF Stsrnssbonnsr cine 98slt unilpannt
Def psite gJlabt oss 97ubmss Dob srtlcmnsn.
Du eano bet 8esc, eono Der lbSnsn Sssn.
go itrJc Sld0s rclIcn prddbt9 fort;
g8c iauft bic Conn ben 9clo'nen 2bcrrps9 Fnest,
gsenn 9laujpcn fs i'm ftrnsn @sit sntfhtpinba.
Du eonb, noe mddtes gQdnnsr finO tsrsit
Sir Srcibsit &sbt in 8ompf uno Sch w 9sbsn.
Def SObsn ldusIt Der Srsibcit fie 9sipsibt
limb osrsn Slang fc spis lpirc unuusben.
Gjttrsnnt rom @aterbaus ourdb rpeits S'ssrs,
gBsbt Hidb bsn Yrus ocdb fdS uno bemiih an:
Dtnn pO fir Srcibsit 6srssn Fh Cntsdnbsn,
gBrb Der @ciaus bic fbSnfts esinlatb fnesn.
Go lang I'M Sonnsnsan, Die G9aiTer noIen
Den SiI6rfhsin, oer ftor uno freunolitb binft;
60 lang bic Nunosn oeiuer 6slosn ftrabtsn,
60 lang man bre &batcn rGbnt, bcins:
60 lang u,Ss' osincr 8inoer bdno psrSinsn
Die eisb' uuo Gihtrotbt ols ein fsftss Bano;
Der Sriroc ipiro pcu fincn lidbtcn SSbcn
SIN fhSufcn Slang I'M rsins 5abns psbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
a&gpnferies eSerlanlmlnna.

2fn Iebten Samfaa, aIs ben l4ten oiefes Sep
fsmber. Wlonas, uerfammelten iid bic @Onfeies bes
f;ten Gcueres .Sfrifts. bsffsbeno aus ben Counties
gsuds uno eeda, am 0dufe ees s AGO b Rern,
su Nuafertown Buds @auntp. fur ben Gnbswed
einsn @anooat fur @on9reB. fur befa9ten Oilrift
in grnsnnuns Su brin9en, we6er bel Der nddbiien
allaemeuen Mabt BON ben Sreimdnnern befTeben
untertfiet rperben foQ.
Son Buds Gauntp erfhisnen Samuel Qtfinfon,
gfa., Sbomas Drummer @fq.. 5enrp Button. @fq
uuo Capt Sofepb Doung, Sei9ten ibre Sbeine Oor,
unb nabmen ibre Sise als Gonferies sn-8On Se
ha Gauntp rparsn Die .Serrsn SOfepb Bittman unb
Sofepb Youn9 9esenwdrti9, unb Der anoere ernann
te @onfsrie. ndmli6 Samss 9. Sfeefe, Glq abpe
fenb. Na6 elmer furSen unterrebuna Fam man oa.
rim iberein, bas bic @onferies BON Gsda @auntp,
eur6 cine anbere Grnennuns Die paeante Steue ftl
len folIen, weldes fcmit sefdbab bas iie & CUBE n
y utb an bic Stelle oes Sames 9. Geeie fubiiitu
lrfen, pelbe Grnennung fobann BON cem 9ansen
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fsiner @rnennuns in &enntni6 su ieeen.
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ben 8eomttn untsrfbrieben. uno in Den 3eituuetn
bon Buds uno eedba befannt gsmaht wereen fol
len. SamueI Qtfinfou 9reileent.
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