davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
SSprtbamptpm Gamntp.

S6sriT samt-Sn @crtbampcn Gauntp fno bis i'et
brri frulias Gouoioau fGr cos Serifsom braussrrn,
uamit bic Serrn gRiam s Odc, Sebu @atnan uno J. ..
g8tsrtod.
5gRu Q. 9atuau frdbrr ron Gofcn, pdbsr ols Srndts
msr in Yblatdpba bisn puro bG erm 9ren Ssusr eaeF
our bic GrptcFcn br tbdoia So6 CT on ccreten Stnn;
tag (Su 14) ort ct bintrB Gin SSsb uuo Hfr unmun0'9'
8inbr.
eeets (ocnusrRos) fucst aOpcr's esibsnfr in G0fOn
Fat.
"eaaerScrfam nm Iun9.-Sie epan9e'
IiIthe l(loeiation wro cine wager SerI ammiun9
botten, ouf oem 9anbe ees Mihael WiIer IN gtlt
Der .NRcunt SetbcI Saunidp. Nortbomptcn @aun
tp. mCIds ibrcn Qnfan9 nsbmen wro ben l9, Nu'
9uf, ndbitens.
Cation, suG Is.
Grtruntcn.-SG SbCmos Gibman, un'
asfdbr 81 Sabr alt. Sobn pcu g8iGIiam @ibman,
Don Gdlion erranf gelfGrn Dor odt Sa9en BET penn
Sapen, Carbon Gauntp. @r bieute auf etnen Sa
naItcot, uno aIs or nadb Dem 6orn reldte, um eaS
Sianal bel Inndberune Der S6Ieuse Su 9cbrn,
perIcr CT eas @si6eewidt unb fiel hber Scre uno
ebe bm SlIfe 9eIeiet wereCn fcnnte mar CT ertrun'
| fen.
eeidenTd,au.- u.-GorCner Sd q E belt Gin
eeibenibau ibsr ben R0rper pon Gomaro &bomp
I fon. wrlder am Iseten Sreito9 in Dem Zelda @ana
bei Sope's God, srtranf baourb eaB CT UNI istnen
j Sobn Su retten, weIder rOm Boot in ben Canal
ieI, nabfpran9 unb NIT brmfebsu untsr9len9. Gt
ne anoere 6auo auf cem SCctfcI9te ibm uno brad
i te teioe Sater uno Spbu, an oas ufer; Der Sobr
wuroc wisber gum Ssbsn 9cbrabt, aber ess Satrr''
Self mar snthOben.
Il ScIb Gfm b.-Seu Sobn grcb bon Bar
!, rsn Gauntp, Nru Seisr, frabr pcn glOrtbamptor
t Gauntp, peribte ON uorICeten Nlitmob Srlblt
mcro eamit ea6 er Ib felblf nit Der Sibfe burd
; ben 8Opf f6O6. Gr brmertte fsiner Srau eab c
unwObI fubs-cr woue bnouf auf oas Sstt 9ebsn
t etIide @inutsn oarauf b6re fie ben S6u6, fpran!
: bic Stsi9s bnauf uno fano ion i'm 8Iute Iie9en.-
Gr bate iib auf eas Sctt 9sIe9t. nit Der Mhnoun
: bes @swrbrs an ben &Opf unN SO9 ben Oruder mi
g ecm 3rben. Der 8erfiorbne war in ma6i9su Scr
t m6ssnsumfdncen, aber f&On enise 3ct SinncnS
perwirrungsu uuterwOrfrn. (Ssmrfrat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Nic SNni,rn.E ErmStc.

Qus Chicago whb asf6ticben, ca6 in oiecn @cun
ties vCn SuinoiS Der 8aSeu burt bic SIieas runlrt
ii. Same Selcer fOucn Srf6rt fen:: 0a9r9en
wirb aus &ohtfirr aemsIeet, cu6 cine rsid!l6c etn
te ftOn einsefdeuert unc bas Baiasn berelts !" ot
aetna, NllbIe Su Rohsfer aemabIen III nno 'H
Ri6ss Mebl uno Broo 9sIiefert bat. -.
Die 8ai,ensrntte in Suoiana fiut beller aus eIs
felt ciniasn Sobrsu G,enannter Staat w.t9 e"lss
Subr mebr @aisrn in Den Martt l@ldsh ats le Su'
Dor.
0-einc grrs. esmes unO ibrs s&pfr, in erI"n'Nia Co.
brOnntn nCrb eurdb r0s saRriusn elmer S0mFbln'saF'
Scps.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
s,pm sDaSfbinatom.-Das ueue Gabiuct.

Yrafcnt SImcrs Gtsrfuubt om ketn Samias esm Ssnot
Gin @ruiS bsr Gsbsr fines ncurn Cabinets esrtn ernsn
nuna Lannti turt bastlu SGrrcr ttas rparon-nanItb
Gtoos: :eSfretSr-Da IgBe r, WlafTabuktts.
Sdos4Sstrstar-S cma s 6 rp n, ron Sbic.
GefrStdr hes Snnsrn-S ames Il. YearsG =. NVarpano
aritsss ssSctrstir-Ge mar y ate &, aen Nthcur'.
sstrstir-@c ccr9sS b a m, prn 81 earrtno.
GSenSral: TcltmSiftr-a. 8. 8 Il, prn SiCIsNmt.
gtcrnsyCStnsrat-S 9. 6 ittsno c n, ron SSnidp
Son srt bcraus ea pcr grafbmt m umsCbn bat NIT Eis
u pcrtrsim Cabinet on bsen Spies oEr 9rc SootSranu
pcn WaoITaduStts Daniel gBSttr itsb csr on nrm grn
pcu tsusm Garu in ben Ser. Stootsn dtsrtrrfm wro.
Sim Squares 1T Icnit utbs GBihtiaes ScrssfaGtn-bis
etavluos it mnSr mob br Gsscuauo bSr 8tprbun9, unt
clOusc oi uit bsFist miro cu nit rid Stban wtrNn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
stbfcrtiouuo riuer stbmdb;unDr.

Ser enslifhe S6riftfeler @arIpIe ifeat IN s'nsn
fiIr,Iib ucrSffentIibteu pampbIet in Ssbu9 anf
1merifa fOIscnce Srasen:
,,BeIbe erpbe escIe, reid, 9rOber Ssoante' mel
de cole Sade, Der mir Gbrereletnn9 ipen'en' CeeS
mrrhr qOpoitdt brmunonn euTfts, bat bort lten
tas eidt Der G8et erbIdt!"
Sin nSrcIibcs SournoI antWcrtet earduf; ,,2SeI'
he orcec SccIc?" Baiebinston. ,9SsIb 9roeer @e'
eanfe 2" Sreibcit. ,.gSe6s cole Sate ?' Cine Sst'
matb fur Den SsimatblOfen; 8rco ttr ben Darben'
cen; Sbue Dem unterbrhdtsn. 28ir wihen 6,par
nidt, Oh eies Saden ino, wcItcn Speopbdnten
Gbrerbetun9 Htrnfcn Ceer bic topalitdt eeWunosrt;
obrr ber &ubm ecs Grffcn, oas I0ciligtbum Der
3msitsn uuo bic unermsbIits ausoebnun9 ees Drift
ten Iinb mas free Mdnner bspunesrn uno 6T psr'
tbsiri9sn 9ctenfrn.
Sie tlntrrStitnun9en iu Der btabhdti9ten Wall'
waufcc uno Mfhlfppi @iicnbabn 9cben RAID por
G6 Qm |. SuIi maren 99l 900 3baIsr unter6sltb'
net. Der 8au 1T bereitS te9cunsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Nyiiin,e Der Der. 2taatcu.

0a6 elmer Gn9abe pcn Sol. Sncwben Mhn,ms
fer Der Ser. Staaten III felt benz erfeu @mpfan9
pon California Sob in Der pbiaeeIpbia Mtnie i'm
Se0mber, 1S4S, bis gum 29fsn SUM, 1850, cie
Summe BON 16, $50, 900 bslItlben Don bortber ea'
feIbf binterIe9t woreen.
SOm 1fien eeten Sanuar bis 29Hen Suni, mnr
ben in Der MlnSe su philadelphia ouein. lO.74l,'
63I 3baler in Sob uno 1873, 200 in Silber 9eprd9t
oIfo i'm Gan;en 1892, ,S3I.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Sspn Galifpruicm-Giuc abermnli8e grUee
TeuerSbruuSt

Wew Worf, o Suli. Nas DampfIdli &rss.
cent Gitp 1T untcn nit Swsi gSOben fpdtsre Na6
ridbtn aus @alifernien Das fb6ne Sbff GIiin-
beth Don eiporne nad News9orf be0immt, III am
Srsitoae am Ssuer Gilano sertriimmsrt, nobel a1t
Menfbsn umssfommen fino.
Die Crescent Gitp bat Die trauri9e y'adbrlbt elns'
absrmaIiscn Seuersbrunft in San Sranttsto u6sr
bradbt. 800 6dufer fino nieosr9ebrannt Srl
Bertb tes pernitteten @iaeutbums wro auf 5000
ShaIer nefchdbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Gin SRci;rn : 2erft6rcr.

3eitun9cn ron MOntscmep, Gbeltsr uno santa'
fer Gountiss meloeu, 6ae iib in pisIen BstSenfe'
bern Elm Ssif6rentcs Snisft. ssw6bnIid bic "rotbe
gBtebep ssnonnt, pCrfineet uno an nandbsn
Vldten bic Srutt total ssrH0tt bOt Die debrsn
tsbalteu Gin frbr eutes Qufeben, Ober bel ndbsrer
llnterfubuns fncsn iidb an Der Steue ess &orns Elm
Ucer mcbrere rotbe 9Burmsr-Sn Der 9ro6sn @0ns'
tfcau Sauep Gancafer Co., iCucn einise Seller pCn
Dem unesSiefsr 70 fart mit9rncmmen isn, cob 90
faum Ger Mhbe Iobnt Zen nod lbr9en ertras Sn
erntetl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Sin Seb,par;rS 1tuecbcuer.

Gccilp, cine Neserin. wurce am 24licn Sum- Su
pouleino, MifIIfppi. acbanasn. wraen @rmcreun9
rOn Or. Ganscn, gBsib uno &inc. Die SdmarSt
aeifano Dor ibrer Siuribtun9, bae iie Dem OottOr,
ais er fdIief, ben &cpf NIT einsm SrcitbsI ab9e,
baueu unb bslIen Srau NIT einem pru9cI nieosrse'
fdbIosen barauf rus &inc umscbrabt unO NaS
6auS in Sranb 9eacdt babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Sin 2tnSit6eit.

Die ancrrnuuss Gcmn,ss ,ps ousdsnt 1T I'M DC anal
ten fir bic esibmprcicu oss racsutsn Sorcr om nSttEn
Gomtas u trStu, bat rr ani9n SoP bs elmer 'brr
nlauuussn Gin @tIblng paGirts, psbs bic GhStu eiEs
r Gtort srid osfslo ibr GFhSfts ppiibSR bn Shnosn
ron 10 unb lbr jones Cages sinusu uuc taF s Srparttt
faR pirFm 8sfbuB 5clss sIs;itt wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
ssetriibtes Greianih-6 SfinSer Yerbrannt.

Son albany, gleu.gOrf. wirb unterm Sten eises
Sponots fcIoenoes betribte Greisni6 bsrdtet.
te 8cde Fam Serr &nCr. pou Sriitcl, Sttowa,
Sonato. auf einem Dampffbiffe, auf Dem &oean
Sano( uns etben. 1ls Srau Gncr rernabm. cab
0erronen nit ben @ebeinen ibres perunalhdten Man
mes fdmen, eiena ie benfsIben NIT ibrem iin9fsn
ainoe entsessn, feds &incer i'm 5auie surhdI0Beno
gBdtreno ibrer 1bwefenbsit asrietb has Saus in
Slammeu uno a lie feds &inber brannten
tuSobe 8on elmer Samie Don neun bIiebsn aIio
nur bic SHUTTER uno elm Sdu9Itn9 ubrt9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
8pei S3eiGpicIe ,ur sSarmuus.

Giusr sepibsn Sunsfer QmanSa 9cbO. Die Srn'
SIoac Gjrubbs weaeu Srub eineS SelratbsUsr-
lprs6eus, BEL Dem @eribte in Sranfln Sbo. per'
flaat bate, wureen furSIib 800 Sbalcr als S6o
bsnerfab suertaunt Sn Sefl lbis. MoBabuietts, er'
lanate Dor eiui9en WOten cine WlB SoIecm6 e'hen
G,eTibtsausIprut Don 1900 8baIer 9saeu MareeI
lus &Oe neil er tas ibr semO6te @bscrripre6en
nidht oebaltcil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Scr MfSrbrr SNrbitcr.

Ser gouvernsur unb bas @Ouneit Don MaiIadu'
Ictts baben entfbieocn, baB @rOfcICr SSebife am
nddneu 80. ausuit um ubr bn9eri6tet wsrcsn
fou. Der Sdlueaft bes ardelitcu Moteeromas
ndbert T6 alfo RAID. Die tfTentIi6e Menun9
fimmt i'm Quaemrinrn nit obi9er Gntfheioun9 ubcr,
siu wcnn eeid cinias SIdttcr Iebbaft Die patsl oeS
GerurtbeiIten er9riffen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
NSrur fnIitlic Niptcn.

Gs foucu fur,Iidb i'm n6rcIidcn &bcl ces StaatS
uuedbte s Sbaler Noten auf bic Sanfuo Scr
NJ Mt un. in llmIuuf sefett mcrSsn frin. Stis
falfte glcten fast Der @ermant0un &els9rapb, iebcn
atsr ben etbtsn sanS undbnIid uno ino wabrfdsin.
lid BON Der faftsn platte auf bic 9aniSbur9 Sant
otaecrudt, ras BOrt germantaun fur SauISeurS
fnhfituirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

sruis sb man, oG6 Die Scr Saottn nur stpa Den ebsn
Sbs Der Gnfubr in @nlens srt'n une nFrs 8ouern iosr=
ben osi, tsntsn taS bic @SrprSuns Der Srsbnnod6lue
bic Ser Stootsu lprcn @urpas Srubttanmn wsresn, Gins
NturSit6t 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Sos 1abr seS A1aneeIS.

s sabr ls47 uurcs nsbr ousdnbiibSr gRoStn in @rcp
tritun sinsabr Ots rsnO Gin rabss cOer csnoss Sabr
Sc in taber nrsaut piGu, aus resn ednesrn et' Ter:
rotb tscasu urce. Cine So6s i'm Nacna SntsI9snr 9l0t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
. esmpfratifde ssbis ernemnunaen.

05-Dem atb6. 8 am sGccpsr Scr. StaoEn SenaS
ter prn psnnp0niu utsn mir r dbancts DStumSns tts
oen Eant at.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
Sin ainb spn sinem Ssdren saYOnaetraeen.

Gin bSS tnbsrtorss uno unsddds @rsi9niS trn9 f on
pcrstu Disuas unypsit Ycranc MausSSrunspd, S Srs'
hnos uotsn warsn sine SRte ns SsbS sSsou9sn un'
scrsn ~ trstbsn as Gin ar aus rs Sdt bsrUcrtam unc
tinm brr 8nossu eopcnhs Der un9ddihs Snobs wor IL
ohre aft uuo bSr Scbn Cnss artsrs, Narns Srls Ills
man godlbaussu ansl fOne man nur ncb cln9s "rta';
u,sts iiS6srrcts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

0rSitihrifn fr Gins ataneruns ess SarifSfsees mtr'
cen pcu allen Sbsu oss eanecs cu Gcn9r6 9dhd Eat
@c inOt on Die tSlu Sc9u res 1s46ir SOrifs gu fdbEn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

Ds @inrpdueSruu9 in SSistrufn iCu lset9r 3at orc;
fer fin o k gpcr Soss SSrte eas pcn en cbrn Strn tcnn
fell pc u, uno b0s 8sn Guf DanP6St'n mo Sls9aSobnsu
ucdt sinnol Ic fart als rcriees Sabr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
ypSesfIIte Sursf S3lit fuo beln Scnnisr msbr os 9

SpceSfGIte Surrb S5itR hno o"lsn Senmsr Wspe "e w
pSbnlid ablrs. Gin pr. Saewn uno GIN Ns9erna~ "ur
ben lst gErs in Dimpocs &C., @r9, ourh on S'te sao'
TT stsnfaIs ;psi iunse sdnnsr w oanrtcn, Sbc I'm 25
Gum; uurtsn asasubsr S1atbc; orri gssr bur einrn 8e
roM oSott uuo nen anoers psrpuno SOs Bebnbaus sis
ncs 6rn Sutcu g 9n. SIines. wuros rom SIie 9srcfn
uno fin 17arsr gCbn sSot't SabIrsibs Sat w@o'n pcn
euScru Gjrasuoen beri6tst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

05-Gu alter Sccot rcu dtr 100 Sabrfn NonsnS ScIcn
trst ,pures nculib i'm pcd Der Snrucsn paris ausenem
men, ct bat in Esm estu ,ebn &cssruussfermn in Grant
Irsih nd,hrn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

OSrcisbu GsfausruS fno rcr cni9n SScSn, AbsnoS ou
Der Gsptanb Sail sncbsn. &c iah ft Scnano in oss sc
fsnanhpSrus ehbs, prrfbuts f bic stIdTd une cnt et
fS,E,unsnsu. at
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

0L-Giuc gcmpasnis pcm Often bot nsuth 100000 dds
6cdano an Gouorba Sb in gsinisn onsOut. NIT Der III
tdbt cnsn srcfartan @aubc,bonod init SblS srcn'n S'
scobt 40 Gents pct adr, uuO picrs SnSdnesr fno tS
rets ulr uufeSrluna cabnacaauacr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25
GboIerd nnS dc TIie8eit.-Dte VI

Die bparm pcn St9Su uuttr uns cisu scnuer clEn nt'
kbisesur Scpss lh ba6 bic Gbcra ntt in siSr S'no H.
Gs III arasmsin tecto, oab bic &brero n'dt IN SadnS
cher b sos bic ddsu nit in Gbclaositn kbr bsrrNbsno
6uS~-qpsun osu, it, bauu tpro ouh atnOn ncb phcnt
6ltsu Ssuu ea6 bier bic W0ddcu ,pSnp nc, tcnnsn unrs
is6sn SousfrOurn gu Gsnd9e tsju9tn.
sUSesfampf Ses S1atiptsmuS.-Giue "S'atrs inner;
ton etoots Gcnptuicu bate b 27tcn Sun in gbltaec
pbo ptrIonnt rpe6ei ii Gaunts tur l27 Ddsan rprG;
6ntrt ,poreu Gin gebhB wlros an9,cnn, "eob ss gir
,eiocn Ait uutoua FL @anoiSan fdr Staatsamr auuncb
men,"
Sic Cholera kbrint crd rru g3srbu nab, niht mebr
unrtmsn n, ,pc,u Gntiunoti uuo St 9cus fue om buer
fen Sout Naturalization Ssr Stuct fallen ron 10 bis 30 gsr
nucn tSoid ais Spfr eEittI gu NabriC ecuS9ius uno
onSuu Srtn fbSnt piSftts atyinsbner.
SasIcr's 9eidbc-Gs it iset tSFhtcFsu, oa6 prafcent
Sortcrs eSe ouf bm Gcu9r S9rd6nfIaes bercls nr0en
bu CT ca pcr finm 2ccS ben unfh ous9cprcsn p'0sn'
to ttaroCn ~ tprnU ort. g'rs Sacr 9crn IN 'pS
nioeu Soo golmrrs ~ ibrsm tStduoisu @ebnfs gu nobrn
O5-Gin tttnss gNdbdsn, bsFn aufmerthnfEt ouf cnsn
cltuItruit atntt wurbr, auf sen Sapttn9d oE at Hc
tereits NJ ,p,n onfro ottr uur uno n wEsr bsm crs'
rtb Sncsreu cStsu ibre Se ntt riEf una'tdnt tbrr'
gnSr-aisb' bier sBbtm St tlSinsn anrSm fuo icsbEn
oufaouadbt, um brs gautcr ;u tdFcn, sbs i's Itrtt
neo;Sr metsus ron 8ueanO bat kinS 0rmcs in ncutrtr
sr no6 cnsm unasbsrsu Maote rsrmsbrt Die 9anN 3ab
Nr nrpsr bic isBt in Ruelanb in apIsuua fub, fell inc
Nitti ecoutn tsra9en. SBos mag bet nereibs .Sdr
ucbl i'm Gimme boten?
O-Giuc geurasnis pcm Often bot nnttb 100000 ddt'
cdano am Gouopba Su6 in Girsnieu onstOu NIT Der dS
hdt cucn srcfortam @aubc,bancd init Sblc gu srNn'. 81
ecotltn 40 Gents pct ad, uuo r9 NEuSngdnesr no &c
: rcis lr 1uFsrttuus robiu9tsnnsen
O5srsisbn 6tfuusu fnO cnisn Hscbcn absnOs. Ou
Der Glspstono Sail tncbsu. &c tuH @ Scano in Sss sc
fsnaui6pSrtsrs eht pSrfbaHc @ bic sbIdfd une eut b
= gtfau9cuSu. "h
0-en otr eclco ron dter 100 Sabrcn, gomsns ScIcnl
= best wrSs nul i'm pctd Der Snpaiosn m paris aussntn
men, Ct bat in knsn esu ybn Scsiruusscrmsn in grant
reid 9dkbsu.
y ODis GiupaueSruus in Bistrufn ca 81 iseSsr Belt srS
Fer u offs uCr sbss 9Cc cos ben ctSrn Sen tcn
fell pc (siu uno eas Gsn au SampfbStsn uno Se9dtobnc
!; nctb sinuOl e fart Ots prrisss Sabr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-25

0soCtr giclas pcn 8ueano bat fine IrnSs in nrhtrG'
sct nod snsm unasbcsn SRaate rrmsbrt Die 9ans 5ob
eer Srurpeu bic et in Sulano in ScpS9uua fno, M TN
SRitGtc ecloakn bstra9en SSaS mag rer nSrelbs Sa
r,oId i'm eSinne habcn?
The southern press., 1850-09-30

of your Northern Isaions. y make us visit, and
though callsd BY you Aai1ees, whenever you at
tempt 10 invade our bordsaA RET assured sir. that
YOU will meet that receptjs1 which patriots always
award to the enemies OF their country.
In conclusion, allow us 70 say, that We can no
longer read a raper in which are taught such mon
strous doctrines You will therefore obIige us by
Disseminating II.
Your obedient servants,
p. T.. Sayre, J. G.. Martin, William Oliver, John
Colby III. Black f. C. Bullock, J III. Danforth.
p M. ID. Danforth, A. Mckenzie, q. w. Whip
pie, Col. James Raleigh, J. A. Sylvester, L.. +
Johnston, j c. Browder, Milton Browder, M.
n Wellborn
The southern press., 1850-09-30
From the Hantsrinc (7sras) hem.

The Legislature of Texas, under the Constitu-
ton, has no authority to dsmember the State,
or dispose of any portion of her territory. 1t
seems to us, and many intelligent gentlemen are
of the same opinion, that the proposition to
Texas to purchase, should it pass, ought to be
submitted to the people of this State for di-
rect vote The legislature may very properly
pass law providing that the proposition should
be accepted or rejected, MS may be determined
By the popular vote, as other questons--the To-
cation of the seat of Government for instance
have been decided CiriIian.
We sincerely hope this matter may be left to
the people, although we should much prefer
convention so that if compromising is to be the
order of the day, we might be in a position to
show to Congress fixed line, in spirit of
peace, and then our motto to be--a thus far
mayea thou come, and no farther" One thing
would be certain-the line of 36. 80 would
never be encroached upon by the foot of the
Abolitonst, and when Texas herself forms
States out of her soil south of that Inc, this
vexed question could no more be brough mp
In our Legislature we have had too much faith; ;
but the people-the hard-handed common-scnse
masses-tey are mighty apt TO come to the
mark. No pecuniary interests will sway their
decisions; honor first--honor neyt---honor al-
ways will be their motto. We concur with the
Civilian in thinking our Legislature cannot dis
member the State, though we have not seen the
contihtion lately.
The southern press., 1850-09-30
From The Hunisrille (Tsrnsy lem.

A Meeting was held in Houston while ago,
the proceedings of which we published, against
the disposition ofany ofour territory. A counter
meeting has recently been held, with the editor
of the Telegraph III the chair, strongly opposed
to Texas rs holding her own, and quite eager TO
have the money in lieu of the land.
We have no doubt most of the gentlemen
placed on the committee appointed to draft reso-
lutons, with the worthy editor, are large bond
holders and how can it be expected they would
sacrifice their pockets to their patriotism We
cannot blame them, but would rather praise them
that they did not show the feather earler-not
including the chairman this time-for then we
might not have gotten such handful of millions
for our spurious title, especially wheu it known
that the articles in the Telegraph according to
the New Orleans Bee, reflect the opinionsJ al
least a respectable minority IN the Staie.'
The southern press., 1850-09-30

events shall have demonstrated our error, we
shall continue 10 advocate the course which we
still believe the honor aud safety OF the State
plainly prcscrbes to us and to all her citizens.
Gov. Bells Veto Message to the Senate,
On returning 10 that body The Biz entitled An
Act requiring the Goreror 10 submit any pro-
position thai may be made BY The Government Of
me uailed States 10 the Sia,e Of Ieras, for the
purchase Of portion Of her North Wsster,
Territory, 10 The People.
The southern press., 1850-09-30
BAsTRoP, August 9, 1850.

BAsTRoP, August 9, 1850.
SANTA FE MEETING AT BAsrRoP.-Pursuant
to previous call, large and respectable por-
ton of the citizens of Bastrop county assembled
at the court house, to take action upon the Texas
boundary question.
The Hon. W. H. Garrett was called to the
Chair, and w. Larkins, esq, appointed Secre-
tary.
The Chairman having stated the object of the
meeting, on motion, committee of six was APP
pointed to draft resolutions.
The Chair appointed Hon E. Mabry, G. John
son, w. ). Massey, ]. A. Poage, p. Claiborne,
and w. Barkins, as said committee
The committee having retired and consulted,
reported the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, portion of the territory of the
State Of Texas is now held subject to military
rule, established by the Federal Governmen,
of the Uiitcd States, and in violation and con.
tempt of the sovereignty of the State
AND WHEREAS, portion of the citizens ot
Santa Fc, encouraged, fostcred, and maintained
by military and civil officers, acting under au
thority and by direction of the General Govern
ment, have organized system of opposition tc
the exercise Of the jurisdiction and authority o
the State of Texas
AND WHEREAS, this State has used petitions
and remonstrances until they have proved them
selves useless and of no avail. Therefore,
BE IL Resoired, That the righttul boundarie
of Texas are defined by an act of the late Re
public Of Texas, approved Dec. 10Th 1886, an'
that all the territory within the limits dcfne'
in said act, constitutes the State of Texas, an,
is subject TO her exclusive control and jurisdic
ton. q
Resolued, That our lille to said territory is 50
clear and unquestionable, that the State o
Texas never will surrender the same, except By
the free aud voluntary consent of her citizens, il
accordance with her own policy and Judgment
Resoinsd, That the rights Of Texas to saic
territcry have been on repeated occasions, ack
nowlcdged by the Federal Government, and an,
claim thereto by the Federal Government, OF
any attempt TO take possession thereof, or govern
the same, or any portion Of the same, is in vio
The southern press., 1850-09-30
From the .aus,in (Tsras) State Gazette.


Notwithstanding the effort made in one or two
places in the State, to get up the impression
that Pearces proposition is acceptable to the
people of Texas, we have the authority ofhighly
respectable gentlemen who have just arrived
here from different directions, for saying that the
public sentiment of the country as far rs known,
is decidedly and almost universally against any
such plan of usurpation and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
In those very places where meetings have been
held for the express purpose OF approving the
Pearcc proposition, it is asserted upon incon-
testable evidence, that public opinion is adverse
to its adoption. A gentleman just in from Bra
zoria, states that until he arrived within twenty
miles of the city of Austin, he heard no man de-
clare his willingness to accede to the PROPOSE
ton. Within the last few days, we have also
seen persons ofintclligence from Guadalupe and
Bexar counties. who declare that the mass of
the people are decidedly opposed and would ISL
their votes against a surrender to the aboli
ionsts of one inch of the territory south of TIE
Saith degree They are not to be lured into
submission to the tagr,nt outrage attempted to
be perpctrated upon their State by the central
dcspotism on the Potomac, by any consideration
connected with dollars and cents. And such
we doubt not, will be the glorious stand which
Il large majority of our people will assume in
this matter Millions will not be able to pur-
chase their honor or their rights.
We stated the other day that not only the
men of Texas, but our maids and NATIONS, were
enthusiastic in support of our rights against the
aggressions of the military despotism at Wash
ington; and we have since learned with pride,
| that many of them have avowed their readiness
| to yield up their property aud submit to present
discomfort for the patriotic purpose of assisting
| in the equipment of our citizen soldiers to 90
forth in defence of the honor and liberties of the
State. We might mention names in this con-
nection, which would prove that the true spirit
OF resistance to oppression which animated the
wives and daughters of the early Anglo Ameri.
can settlers of Texas is not yet cxtinct-St
/ Gazette.
Would not such ladies' have made good leris.
lators We think thoy would at least have
made some effort TO put down the rebellion ex-
isting in our State, especially after resolving TO
maintain our rights 1" at all hazards South.
ueSter7i Teran
The greet objection TO smart children, is, that
when they commence having whiskers they leave
! Off having brains. Boys that are philosophers
at six years Of age, are generally blpckheads al
tssnty- one BY forcing children, YOU get so
much into their besds that they become cracked
in order to hold H.