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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Excitement in Washington.

WAsmNGTON sunday, NOV.
Great uneasiness is excited among the citizens
of the District of Columbia, on account OF a propo-
sition submitted to the Virginia Reform Conyen-
ton, for the expulsion Of the free negroes. They
dread the overwhelming influx OF that class, and
the addition that would be made to the Ten Thou
sand already residing in the District majority OF
whom are idle and worthless. The Union OF to-
day denounces bitterly the notorious George
Thompson, and his interference in the antiSlaye-
ry movement, in opposition to the laws OF the
United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

DECLINATIoN OF A CASDIDATE FOR ASSEM-
ely lake this occasion 10 return my most sincere hanhs
10 the Members OF the Newly ork Industrial Congress
The House Carpenters Society, and other Workingmen5
Associations, for the nomination rendered me 9 as cand
10 visit Europe and attend The Worlds In
dustria Convention London, and finding that my elec
ton to the State Legislature would materially interfere
ton and trust that my friends will cast their votes for who
ever in their opinion will best represent The Interests OF the
Laboring classes. fAhoONo f. DAA'
.Io,L hnr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Norl for Watson G. Haynes.

NEw.YoKK Friday, Nov l. I070'
HORACE CREELgY-Dcar SIR: lnclosed please
find len dollars placed in my hands by AID Thomas Ger
aid OF Brooklyn as donation to the fund you propose 70
raise for that earnest. w@nhearted Trend OF the sa4or
ND ., nor Watson G HAYNES Are there not III the c0uu
nv pnev.Iine individuals ready 10 follow the example OF
If, Gerdd and thus complete the sum of one thousand
dollars The amount which! believe you propose To raise
Respectfully yours, FREEMAN HUNT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Trbuue's Special Dispatches,
Frnn1 INn.ll;nrtnn.
3 pecial Di5pstcb toThe TclLuns
y+~ ,r,i

L3pecial i5petch TO The Ttltuns
WhsHScros Saturday, Nov
This mornings I7telEgencer announces,
by authority, that the Secretary Of the
Navy has consented that the New I ork
Nay \ ard with requisite storage, may be
used for deposit and safe keeping Of such
articles as arc intended fr the London Elk
lbition.
Mr.. kintley, the Wing Postmaster at
Leesyille, Va. has been removed and !. L.
HINT appointed In his place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Opposition Nominations.

Sulliran Co.-Assembly, Jonathan Stratton
vice Daniel Pierce, who refuses to stand the nom
nation District Attorney Charles h. an
Wyck, Bloomingburghi George G. De W ld for
Justice of Sessions.
Enthusiastically, . Lyman Howes, Rich
mOnd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Foreign Ports.

Arr at Liverpool Oet 70, ship Ivanhoe. Knight aYors
Vera Sept brig Nancy Phtsd Church. from aafaca-
a. Ie.emo Oct ., brig Trlro M4saa days. only
Am vessel
day Gypsy stu ro BdJsepo for DO harceGs, HOOKER Tin
A:s,Jsso Cuba oc9 brig Henry Leeds, Heard EYort 10 4
ocly m vessel
Arr a: Quebec Oct 49, Henrietta Anderson. HYork.
Juns H. ship Wnnes Galoup o 81 Thomas bark
CAusan, Howe, Cor ~8t~aId
At Blroatoes H. steamer New York Aver from New York
Sept 75 CALIFORNIA;; Henry Toowbrdss, Whsssy, efNsw
Esyen brig Cara Sid III brig Tara Fusgo of Now Yoz an
mot l,tI brig A:lan.te. Dusi, 10 Trinidad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
News from the Isthmus.

NEW ORLEANS Friday, NOV I.
The steamer Alabama has arrived from ChaSres.
She reports that the health of the lsthmus was
good, and that the excitement relative to the at
away. Rain continued to fall, though it had pro-
duced but little effect on the roads, which were in
such order to enable all to pass with slight
difficulty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Pork Packing Mt Cincinnati, &c.

UINCINNATI, SarUTd8y,
AS the packing season approaches, the excite,
ment in the Hog market increases. Buyers have
appeared in our market at So so per lOOlbs but as
vet there are no sellers. The former anticipate
material deficiency in the supply, of which there
can be but little doubt
The Ohio River is in good nayigable order, and
rising rapidly, and the passage on good boats to
St Louis is s. for each person.
We lave a fair prospect of heavy rain this
afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
rHE vnIcE a. M1ssIssIpPI

BALTIMoRE, NatUrday, NOV. =
ion meeting at Natcbez, Miss. in which he declar-
ed in the language Of the lamented Jackson, that
the Union must and shall be preserved He
asserted that a majority of the members Of the
Nashville Convention were decidedly opposed to
disunion.
Miss by great procession and the firing of can
non. The General will Immediately commence
canvassing the State against disunion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Sunday Nov 8
The Washington Union OF to-day contends that
it is the imperative duty OF President Fillmore to
issue his Proclamation, warning Northernfanatics
and in favor Of executing the laws OF the land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

HoMcIDE.-The Grand Jury have returned
true bill against Mullen and Lafferty Transfers
accused Of homicide committed in driving
wagon over Mr. Hays citizen of Temperance
vile, who died in consequence of the injuries he
received. Pittsburgh Gazette l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
M q q q yE d .

On THURSDAY Oct 81 by Rev Charles c Summers. SIR
FRANCIS CREEMEIt SEXTON to MARY LOUISE, daughter
the late Richard D. SIN uson, Fs1. all Of this City
On Oct 81. BY Rev d G iAhln Of tbs City. Mr. GE 1RGs
City.
First Dstric. FRANCIS HEGER 70 ANNA HEG&R, all OF
the City OF New FORK. ~
On the 81 ultmo by Rev nr Seabury Mr. JAS WHITE
son NJ George White Baynena to JANE youngest laughter Of
tie late John Shoals, OF Belfast. Ireland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Whaiers.

SD from New Bedori oc.9o bark President of 'vestr fo~J'
for Atlantic Ocean.
Letters report the dosh of Capt Jones and
one seaman Of ship Hohomok of falmouth.
1910 loo 20 o. ship Mary Ann lot FarhaYen1 Dazan
from New BEDFORD Tor North P.cihc Ocean.
bb .p oil Spoke sept H. 3d. Ion So Waiter Ison
Of sV Charles AlstruIn Snow. of do clean
Counsellor PTovince,own passed ght o! Dt u
Race Point cutting large humpback Whale
ga letter from ship Woodbridge OF New Bedford ,receivei
By an arrival oyiDceown Which made opo reports her
DC; "a. lat &. Ion - ". ali well, dean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Wing Nominations.

jefferson Co-Assemby, 3, HIRAM DEWEY.
81. Lawyenee--Assemby, 3, WILLARD
HITCHCOCK.
Ohego.-Assembly, 3, WIZ. CoNsTocK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
By Telegraph TO the New-YOrk Tribune
The South and the Union.
THE VOICE OF GEORGIA.
Z. l.. 1 :.

SA7ASEATf. TTuI7I
The friends of the Union, in Chatham County,
Ga met in large numbers in this city, for the pur-
pose of showing their approval Of and ratifying
the compromise measures passed BY, Congress at
its late session Spirited addresses were dehy-
cred by number OF eminent speakers, and reso-
lutons were adopted avowing the determination
OF the meeting to stand by the Union and main
tain the compromise, as the only means Of pre-
serving peace. The meeting throughout was most
e11fllnsins IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
News from the South.

BALTIMORE, Sunday, Nov. 8.
The Southern Mail has arrived. The NowOr.
leans papers contain long accounts of the death Of
John McDonough. The Picayune speaks of him
as philanthropist-th True Delta as mlser
asserting that be died for waut of raiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

ship tunE, called The Arctic vas % aye
been launched Thursday afternoon She was built
by Wilson Bsrstow Edmund An Esq OF FaraNen and sad
tobe tho ast ships built IN Matt Sue ia!
areengh 1901 eet beam rs ret
inches depth size Will emp oysd Tho North
hyy command Of Captain Charles Gssth
formerly Of the UDcas OF New Bedford
RIVER Oct 49, from the yard OF Master john Paeha
bark $50 un called the Bertha owned by MesSF. Carl
ton Co and Others commanded Cap, Smart, Of that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Late News from Observation-Disclosures Revolu-
lion Anticipated.

BALTIMORE, SUuudy, NOV %
BY the arrival of the brig Fayetteville at this
port we have received dates from Porto Cabello
of the 18th of Oct. The reelection Of Monagas
was considered certain, and another revolution in
that event was looked for Numerous arrests had
been made at Caracas on charges of conspiracy
against the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
The Wings in massachusetts.

BOSTON saturday, NOV. 2.
The Wing State Central Committee, this morn
ing, publish an appeal to the Wings of the Com
monwealth. 1t is highly laudatory of Hon. Robert
C. Winthrop.
Hon. Saml. II. VALLEY accepts the nomination
for Congress from Horace Mann's District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Dcstruc,ive FIre-Loss $4,000.

The Syracuse and Utica Railroad shops at One
ida depot were consumed BY fire last night. The
fire was discovered by the Conductor Of the East
ern train Several new coaches were burnt, with
one locomotive and large amount OF lumber &c
1t originated in the blacksmith shop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
nv Yrlegraph.

NORFOLK NOV AIR at, A,hni Tow ascend Jones' anil LII
lie NTo,k
BesToS Nov , PM-Arr schs EIrs Malta. Abae BoVt1f
NYort
ca cl EIsasl er.st R..aoaI Aueceaa sslo AL Lady
slfols. NYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
The case Of the Mayor Of Pinsbnrgh, &c.

TlTTsBJKGH, 6NIUTuHy, NUV
The Supreme Court has decided against the
Mayor-the opinion was filed after adjournment.
Mr.. Barker raves as usual, but his poweris gone.
The city is quiet.
There are seven feet of water in the channel Of
the Ohio River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Trial for Pirncv.

NORFOIK, Sunday, NOV
The u s Circuit Court commences the trial OF
tie crew of the brigantine Excellent for being
engaged in the Slave trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Tho Press of mississippi,

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Nov. 2
The forty-six papers published in Mississippi
are thus classified
Opposition and for Union. Observation-Disclosures.
Opposition. avowedly Disunion. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Opposition Agitationists 9
Opposition favoring Governors Proclamation,
but opposed to Disunion as present remedy
Unknown |
Total. .....-.... 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Arrest and Rescue of n Murderer.

PITTSBURGH Saturday, NOV =
Pitrick Caper alias Baltimore Pat, accused of
murding a Waterman in Philadelphia arrested by
Policeman Fox, has been rescued by his friends,
and Fox terribly abused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Nnyn Court Martini.

NORFOLK, Sunday, NOV. 8.
The Naval Court Martial is about to meet here
been abolished there is no punishment for many
Offeuses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Thanksgiving IN

\ flanre. Nov. q n. York..Dec y Florta..No p
ConnecucutN ov. q Maryland Nov. p Indiana. Nov %
Vermont Dec Peuna.... Dec. l2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Nomlnations-EIecti ton. sox. Il
roe GOVERNOR.

M Fret .yoiL Opyosi'i9n
c.. N H.. s.epbso c Philips, George > Boutwell,
,,p .massW sIter Henry W. Cushnaa,
'9"- t'e'e' p,r->,+r,,t,pl. 10 YIYILi C,rsrcss.
, ". 10y Cta,Iss sumner John Heard.
" rs feg H. HrIstt R,ntou Sanus, B. seran.
Shsf'e1 " r II fI'g,;nsos Alphegs Brown.
:, James 20 d it, e P5jfrey Richard Rockingham
= pepl inu.Ps0-' CI'.1lss Alien J 5 c. K1owlton-
tt4 N n Cts,Ias gpr.ingtou Cksstsr W Chaplin.
HeVfSe = go - Henry Bishop.
SoHh ~ 1o W. II ur,cs Mann Samuel D. Bradford
. 1 ~ pt T : W in FnwI.r Edward Little.
~ " r0S9', sr1rson Hat G. B. Il Fesssnden.
TIE WorEiDrnep have adopted the questioning
policy this election and have made no independ
ent nominations. Quite consest is making by
the Wings and Opposition for the State Senate
the Free Sellers and Locos uniting in s2Teral
Counties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

CITY HosrIrA1--The number Of patients re-
ceived into this Hospital within the last quarter presents
an average monthly decrease of seventy former months
On account of the improvements and additions making TO
the building only of the urgent nature are re-
ceived During the month of October 2f8 patients We're
received and 25S discharged The number remaining IN
the Hospital on the LIST OF the present month"; 23 o.
which 90 were sailors 100 paupers and 43 pay patients
When the improvements are completed the Hospital will
afford accommodations for about 400 patients
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

FlREs.-Nov. ?, III P.M.--At $50 Mott-st. some
bedcolhes were set on by candle The Femen were
promptly on the spot and eXtnguished the flame before
much damage had been done.
Nov. 9, s AM-Basement, corner of Broadway and
Jol-st found TO be fire By the prompt efforts OF
the Fire Department the flames speedily exnglished
Damage slight The place was occupied a shoe-stoe.
by X Letner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

EXcURsIos.-The attaches of the New-York
Sun establishment members OF the NeV-f DIRK Press IN
tend making their second annuatarget excursion as New
York Guard Saturday Nov 9th inst to proceed 10
Andrew Harre's Hotel, Astoria, j. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Cunlstances.

RETURNFD-Tbe British bark Mary Hcnze
Capt Mitchell for London, was towed back to
the city last evening, in charge of the U. s Mar
shal, and anchored in the North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

~ Smith, the Identical and original Razor
strop Man, is again in town, with : few more lett
of the sort
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
oas ense Der Spmprpmie Bill.

Wad lansen Debattsn. Uiesn 0tecsn, Senfen unb
0Iouoern erbelt Die GomprOmi6 Siu, welbe be-
fiimmt war bic mibtise SfIauenfraae Su befett9en'
am Ieeten Mttwo6 i'm Senat ben Sooesito6. Die
Teben, saB es einiaen Senaoren, psIde Gnfan9s
bieSrIbe unterieten, perleibete oafur Su iiimrnen
pas bas Sur6faIen berfeIben sur Solse Bate: I'll
les mas pom Der 8iG in bas &epreientantenbaus
fom III cine 8tauIel pelde bic @renSen bes ncuen
Serritoriums titab befimmt. Scr @cnsre6 IL TO
nit mad elmer Sieun9 pCn a6t Monatcn pisoe'
auf ben Yunft srfommen no er i'm Hnfan9e mar
cosr, spie man nit anbern @crten fa9rn ma9' er bal
nidbts astban was ibn feinem 3wefe ndber brinaen
fSunte Sb nun rpdbreno Der 9e9enwartt9sn S's
uiens in Die Union, Die 8efimmun9 Der gren6el
ron Scras uno Der StaOerei in ben Serrtotiums
aetban wirb, 1T fbwer 6u ia9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Hurditbares eiienba bn 1tnalilee.

I'm Der 9leuporf Grie gfsnbabn bat ltb obnIdn9t
fClacnoes enieeIibe un9Iuf Su9etra9en
0tS Der Srabtsu9 bon %, f6wer init Iebenoem
@ieb belaoenen @asen pom Beien an elmer Sri.
de iber einen fleinen StrOm, 3 Wtelen pon Der
eadawaren Greef anfam, CAB Die Srufe mad uno,
oboeitb bic 2ofomotpe fiber beriber 9slanete wur'
BEN bod Der Senoer uno Is g8a9en in bic Sbluht
oefebleubert. Die Sbtubt mar buhfdbIicb NIT
6en Srimniern Der QSagen uno oes Sebes an9e:
fiilIt Der l6te @a9en mar bis sum ueberfbIa9en
aufaeboben uno auf ben .6intertbel Dor Der aufse'
bdufteu MaIIe ucn Huinen auf9eifsut Die @a
aen, weltbe uber Die 8abn 9sfcmmsn iino, folleu
mebr oIs 100 Stud &inoUieb $50 Sbwene uno
$50 S6aafe sntbaItn baben, i'm 9anSen st,pa
100 Sta6 Skb Oa tiefelbeu febr RAID 9inaen,
Euo iie sanS in Stide Snfbmettert. t.-ueber 1000
Sthd Sieb ii 9eootet.
Ser Sibrer oes 3u9es, 2 Seamtenmdnner uno
Sreiber murten inter ben 9tuinen be9raben. Der
erie wuroe bato lebsno, aber ibwer pernunoet ber.
perae,oaeu. 3wei ooer brei Qnoere fonnte man un
ter ben Guinen ieben unb fur cine Ober Stunoen
nit ibnen lidb untsrreoen. @iner berfeIbcn wuroe
burd eincn Sben ourbbobrt uno Elm Qneerer ltien
aleidbfaus tcbt Sin 8ritter mar nod am eeben
uno rief um 8efauo. GS wutbe ibm Su trnten
bnunter oereidtt ober er lag Su sf, um ibn Su er-
rciden Sc mar nur weni9 tSoffnunq i'm Iebeno
ans 9itt su brin9sn. @ini9e Der Sbiere waren
aans uuperebt, Der 9r6bere Sbeil aber mar 9ctoo'
tet 0oer fbredlb Scrquetidt, piele batten Die S6r
ner uno Sens Serbroben uno maren perf6teoentItt
perwunbet, inosm fe nit einanoer fdmpten.
Die 3hge BON Often uno gSeiteu, weIde an oen
Qlaee suIammeutrafen, webfelten ibre paiIa9ere
lleber 200 Mann iino oamit bef6df9t bic 8uiner
aus bem Bese Su rdumen.-Cp. Sem.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Seiuricb SupScr.

Ser Union Star," Gin 8att oclIelben GaunDs,
in weltbem 6err SnDber, unier Wbi9 .Ganeoat fur
@eueratouotor, wobnt, bemerft fol9enoes uber Die
pefontben @iacnfbaftsn biefeS ManneS
,Gr III Gin SCbn pom frubem 8Cuuernor, 81
mon SnDber, oeiIeu SerwaItun9 feinen Wamen iur
INNER nit @bren 9efr0nt uno fetn Hnoenten bel Ill
len, weIhe oaS 9eoeiben beS olten Sblu6ltetnltaa
tes wunfbsn in Sodfddeun9 9ebrabt bat. SSH
boben nibt n6tbig, uniere oeutfhen Wltbir9er, mel
DE wdbreno feiner SerwaItun9 I'M Staate lebtsn
an fein wirbi9cs Senebmen Su etinnern, oa folbeS
nod in lebbaftcm Qneenfen bel ibnen fcin muB
Si,-euuutvu- ;5, wIs vnr" fluaenr ssf,inSen uno
praftifhen Staatsmann uno wen, eaB unler
Staat unter feinrr Qomnfrotion redt aufblubte
Sen Sobn .0euricb Supoer. unfrr aeaenwirti
ger 9aneieat, BAT leineS SaterS Seoerteit uno 9c-
lun6ss urtbel 9serbt. IS mare hberflte9 ben
8hrsern Don Union @duntp su fa9sn, oas l9err
Snpcer gang ucrSu9Iib fur ous Gmt eines 9enCral
auditors qualiiitirt 1T; aber mir winfben eS ourcb
ben 9anScn Staot bin ousSurufen, ais bic sinmu
tbi9e Stimme BON Union @auntp oaB mir, Die nil
i'm fennen, 3eusniB ubcr feline &edtfbaffenbet
Sieoerfeit uno Sdbi9feit abjuIs9en berehti9t fno.
Qls Hebenmeilfcr miro l0err SnDoer faum pon ci
mem Qnoern ibertrpfen. Gr beifst auBeroem cine
aus9eietnetr. @eibdftsfenntniB 9cfiuioe Manir'
ren, grO6e GIfabrung uno coe anoere @igenfbaft,
um einen popuIdren, treuen uno fdbigen Seamtcn
aus ibm Su MAIDEN. 4Oerr Snpoer iii pon eeutIder
Qbfunft, fprlbt Die eeutlbe Sprabc flic6eno uno
it poOtommen NIT ben SnterciIen une GsfubIen Der
oeutfben Ssp6Iferun9 usrtraut. Sein 9tame wirc
cabsr in Den oeutfbcn gesenoen ee3 Staotes einen
suten Slang BADEN uno no Die oItcn Sreunoe fei.
mes tidtieen Saters. Simon Snpper, mcbnen,
wrb Der wuroise Sobu-tas cirfcn mir fubn pOr
ousfa9sn--eine farfe Stimmenmebtbct lbsr eosn
Nebenbubler oapon tra9eu y
Sieb. Mtbir9sr BON 9sba unb ben benadtar
ten Gaunties, III oaS 3eu9ni6, melhes man Sern
Snpoer in feinem ei9nsn @auntp. no er lebte uno
wirfte 9ibt. Seutfbe 8isoefeit blisb in oefer Sa,
me 70 beimifdb, baB Der Satcr oes 9eaenmdrtiaen
@anbicateu gum goupern6r ermdbIt uno Der Sobn
pom ieIben SGbrot uno SOrn pOn fsinen Wlitbilr'
germ ebenfaIs fur cine bcbe uuo wibtige Staats.
felIe auf ben g8abISettel 9sltcIIt wuroe. gBeroet
Sbr cuem wurbiaen Stamn9cnOiIsn bei Der ndt
fen BabI Cure Sttmmen 9eben g8ir WOuen is
ben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Gin MfmttermprS.

S,irminobom bel Qihsbm9 tpurbe Uorlseten Srei
tooe pur6 einen unuatilriden MUro in ole 9robts
8eweauna pafeet; Die Nabbarn ess Coward
cenfins botten osiIen SObn Sii6aro Na6mltta9S
IN bos elterIibe tSaus, wofeIbt iid feline Wluter
oIein bsfanc, esben unc baIo wisosr berauS fommen
GcbCn. @iniae Nlirntsn barauf 9ins elm iun9srer
gruoer in baS Saus unp fano fsiner SHUTTER ent'
leelten G6rpcr auf Dem Subtoeen Ino neben cem'
Islben encn erO6cn Gnittcl. Sds @sbrn mar Der
&ooten duS9eidla9en, Der &tnnbaden 6erbrcben
rub nod, enae aucrre 8unbsn purcen all Der setbs
eutecdt. Sie Wdbbarn lino f6mnlttb Der Wel'
nuna, bae &ibarb Der Sbat f6uIci9 it, ob9leib Tel
uer i'm ben S6lag Uoabru9en fab. Gr 1T RAID
Ifortaeaansen uno nod nitbt pcrbdftet. Die Ssran'
loIIna Su cicfer rntseIiben Sbat 1T ni6t bsfannt
man Seie iebob, bas er frhber Srcbun9en 9e9er
oas 2eben Ieiner SHUTTER uuo Srueer aus9sltO6sr
bat uno ca6 er namsntIid, fie Su ermcroen 9eercbt
neil lie ibn MOr9ens Su frhb 9erpedt babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Soicpb SocuScrSpt.

Ser ,,Bafdn9trncr &tporter' SOnt pcriirbenben,
Scun Cunlerm @aucipatcn fir 9encralg ganomelIsrD
fCI9enoen Srbut
oSn Se5u9 auf Scrrn tScncafOn oelIen @rnen.
bodh an9enebm 1T, wdre es ibafIu6ia piel Al IA.
gen. ca Uieleibt fein Mann i'm 9anSen @auntD pcn
elmer beiIern Seite sefonnt 1T, alS CT. Seine Sra.
me mar Idn9ft oentiiIcrt nit QIcm mas gut uub
empfeblenswertb ill., fowObIim @efhdfts II. Staats
Ieben, aIs in Observation-Disclosures. Seine 9uten Sba
ten, feline aussejsdnrten Sdbi9fcitsn uno ein uu
befeftr 6barafter fino Muifer Sur Na6abmun9
fur ale welbe 9eadtet Su Iebeu uno 9cebrt uno 9e
Iicbt Su fcrben whnfbsn Rrin Mann Iiebt b6bcr
in Der Q6tuu9 oes Solfes bon gSafbn9ton @aun'
tp-fsiner bat feline pfi6ten aIS Wlpatbiraer, ooer
aIs Seamtr 9swifeubaftsr uno pinttlider erfuat,
als er ourb lsin 9anSss, nueIi6es eeben"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-08
Die nGebifc Sssabl.

SAcn aeroume Belt mar bic poIitf in tisfcm
Ghlummer. meniaifens fc1pcit es pennfppanisu
betrof unb es oob aud wirfli6 meni9 wOourdb lie
bdte aufaereet 'rperben f6nnen aber bic Belt 1T CO.
no bic WCIitif wisber aus Dem Sblummer 9ewsdt
perben follte.
sc fino nur nod weni9e g8ofen bis sur aul9s'
neinen @abl mann Die Sreimdnner BON pennlpl
uonieu aufaeforbert nerben, ourtb bre Stimmen Su
eutfd eiben, pelbe parte in unieren Staate re9'e
rem ou-ob Der fdbIaffe 3uffanb Der Gefbdfte tort'
Sauern ober Oh bieIeIbsn wieoer beebt nereen lol'
leu-ob bic reihen Mineral Eager pcnniplpanlens
wisber BON fleiBi9en t6dnben bearbeitet ooer gan5
paf6lolIeu werben foIen. Die gntfdeoun9 bisier
Sra9en tpiro mebr ooer rpeni9er BON Dem 4us9dn9e
Der nddbGfcn @abI abbdnsen. Gin Slid auf eas
Sbun unIerer Ieetsn 9eiee9ebun9 unb Elm Slif aut
bic Serbanblungen ces 9e9enwdrti9en Gon9reiles
weroen ben Sreimannern Don YennfDlpanien bsier
Iaeen mas iie tbun mhleu, um Dem uebel abiubel'
Ifen, ats rsenb etpas ionf. Sie nihiie g8abl ii
Der ritbtige Scitpunf, Der erffe Sdrit oaSu 9e'
Ideben iolIte. ben alten SdIu6ltein Staat weosr
| in feline aeb6riqe Sage Su brin9en uno mir wcllen
bofen, baf uniere Sreunee bic GeIe9enbet ni1t un-
benuet poriber9eben lohen.
9urdb elm in Der Ieeteu Sikun9 uniercr 9efeese'
tuna paBirtes @siee 1T bem Solfc bas &e6t ooer
bic @ewalt perIieben, bel Der ndbfen au9emrlnen
8abl, auBer ben fonif eew6bnIib wdblbaren Se'
omten, aud einen Staats'Quoitor uno @eneral'
oes @auntp. uno ensn @auntp Sanomeiier iu er'
wdblen. Dies 1T wie ss in eiuem repubIifanlber
eantc fciu fOute, no bic 9ro6te @ewaIt nur BEN
SoIfe aeb0rt aber Die &lu9bet fcrbert nun aud
pom Solfe, cas es Die ibm perIiebene @ewaIt 9ebo
ria benuet uno Mdnuer fur osfe Qcmter mdblt, Dor
cenen man sum poraus we6, oaB iie ebrIib unit
fdbis iinb oiefelben Su beSiencn Sur ouf bic Qr
fam Der Nuesn carauS entfcben, weIben Die Sc
ietsebun9 bel Ger pafiirun9 bises @efeees i'm Qu9t
bate.
Gs foute nun bas Streben Der Nbi9s isn, be
Der nd6ffen 8abl weni9fens Die StaatSdmter mil
ben Mdnnern Su beieeen welbe bic Convention ea
Su ernannt bat. Se 8bias Don psnnfplUanier
babeu wdbreno Den leeten 10 Sabren bel pier Ucr
itisbenen g8ablen bewisisn. ca6 ibre 3abt 9rc6 9e
mug III ben Staat Su sswinnsn, nno wenn le oles
NAL miecer sinsn crnffen Scrlu6 MAIDEN 70 wlrS
Der Sie9 nibt feblen. Go6t es uns nur prObiersn
Die gSabl it wibti9er wie man6er renft. es Iobn
fd babu mobI Der Wube, Qnl1rensun9en 6u ma
den, um lie Su 9cpinnen