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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

as much other inery as the Puritan laws and
customs would allow him to put on. His mar
was cropt close to his head, Governor Endl-
colt had forbidden any one to wear 1t below
his ears; but he was very personaOle young
man, and SO thought the bridesmaid ana MISS
Betsey herself.
The mint master was pleased with his son-in-
law-especialy as he had said nothing at all
about her portion. So when the marriage cere.
moDy was over, Capt. Hull whispered word or
two TO his men servants who Immediately went
out and soon returned Juggling pair of scales.
They were such pair as wholesale merchants
use for weighing bulky commodity was now
to be weighed in Them"
daughter Beisey," said the mint master, "go
into one side of the scales"
Miss Betsey or Mrs. Sewel, as we must now
call her, did as she was bid, like dutful child,
without any questions or why's or wherefore ;
but what her father could mean, unless to make
her husband pay for her by the pound, in which
case she would have been dear bargain, she
had not the least idea,
sand now," said honest John Hull to his SER
wants, 'bring that box hither."
The box to which the mint master pointed
was large, square, iron bound, oaken chest ;
it was big enough, my children, for all fur OF
you to play hide and seek in
The servants tuggoa with might and main, but
could not lift this enormous receptacle, and were
finally obliged to drag it across the floor.
Capt Hull then took key from his girde, un-
locked the chest, and lifted its ponderous lid.--
Behold it was full to the brim of bright pine tree
shillings fresh from the mint, and Samuel Sewe
began to think that his father in-law had got po-
session of all the money in the Massachusetts,
Treasury. But it was only the mint masters
honest share in the coinage.
Then the servants, at Capt. llull's Command,
heaped double handfuls of shillings into one
side of the scales, while Betsey remained in the
other. Jingle, jingle, went the shllings as
handful after handful was thrown in, till, plump
and ponderous as she was, they fairly weighed
the young lady from the floor.
"There, son Sewcl!" cried the honest mint
master, resuming his seat in his grandfathers
chair, stake these shngs for my daughters
portion Use her kindly and thank heaven for
her. 1t is not every wife that is worth her
weight in silver"
The children laughed heartily at this legend
and would hardly be convinced but that grand
father had made it out of bis own head He
assured them faithful, however, that he had
found it in the pages of grave historian, aud
had merely tried to tell it in a somewhat fun.
nicr manner.
"WeH grandfather" remarked Clara, "if
wedding portions nova days were paid as Miss
Betsey's was, youny ladies would not pride
themselves upon an airy figure, as many of them
do"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06
The Cuba Exnedition.

The Spanish account Of he Affair. The
Traveller translates the following from the
Havana Gazette of the Evening of the Cd of
May
We have just received news of the arrival at
this port of the Lieut.. Governor of Cardenas,
from whom we learn briefly the defeat of the
pirates.
At three o'clock on the morning of the 18th,
favored by the darkness of the night, when no
one could imagine their presence in these wat
ers, the gang succeeded in landing at Garden
mas.
As soon as the Governor had information of it,
he placed himself at the head of the small de-
iachment of seventy men of the garrison offer
ing resistance truly heroic, and witnessed the
confagratlon of four houses in which he had
successfully fortified himself until ne fell into
the hands of the enemy after he expended the
last Cartridge,
During these proceedings the inhabitants a.
bandoned their homes, there not remaining in the
town either women or children, they manifest
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL,

We published in cur last the Fugitive Slave
Bill, which Is now pending before Congress, and
which the South so modestly demand shall be
passed before we, here at the North, can be en-
titled to the blessed privilege Of living with them
in the Union, without rupture or contention
Stripped of Its legal technicalities, and reduc-
ed to PLAIN common sense language the bill, if
we rightly apprehend Its different provisions,
reads thus;
Any slave catcher, coming into the free States
after u runaway slave, or other person whom he
may choose to claim as SUCH and ascertainng
his whereabouts, may seize him where he can
whence he came, and taking him before Post
master. for that is the officer, who, among the
Others named, will, probably, for various reasons,
be generelly selected, for that purpose,) he may
swear that the person so seized is the slave of
the claimant; when such Postmaster, without an
if or an and, shall give certificate Of the facts
sworn to, which certificate shall be The slave
catcher's sufficient warrant for carrying back
the fugitive in irons TO his real or pretended own.
ef in the South. And if the claimed fugitive
cannot be secured as above, then this man catch
ing agent may, on the same oath or affidavit, re.
cquire of the Postmaster warrant directed to az
u. S. Marshall, or any person whom the Post
master shall appoint, or, as it will practically
work, any fit and ready tool whom the agent shall
request to be appointed, and requiring the office
SO appointed to hunt out, seize and drag off thu
concealed or escaping fugitive to his assumed
master, or the prisons of the slave States, with
out giving him Or her the shadow of hearing
to show whether he is bond or free, Or whethe
the claimant is his owner or not.
To secure these slave-hunters against al
wicked, or weak sympathizers with the Cypress
ed, and enable them effecIualIy to accomplish
their patriotic purposes, the officer may com
mand any force, to the extent of half or tn
whole community, which he and his prompting
agent shall deem, or imagine to be necessary t
overcome all opposition, and guard the fugi
tive till placed beyond danger of rescue
And, finally, all those who aid or ubet in tn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

, ORLEANS COUNTY GAZETTE, u weekly news
paper, recently started at Irasburgh by the broth.
ers' j. A. = L. B. JlmcsOn, one an excellent
Practica printer, and the other an educated n,a,.
This paper, which has reached It's 9TH no., is
handsomely executed and, thus far, very credit
ably conducted sheet. Its politics are Wing,
and Its conductors younggentlemen of capacity
and character which should ensure them the pat
ronage of their party In that section, and event.
ual success in their enterprise.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06
The end of the Cuban Expedition.

Ofthis enterprise of folly and madness, con-
sidering the chances of the adventures who en-
gagged it, we have by mail from The South, only
to record its entire failure, and the fortunate es-
cape of most of those who were concerned,--
The New York Courier of yesterday has the fol-
lowing account of its progress and end 1t ap.
pears that the revolutlonisers, finding that the
people of Cuba did not sympathise with them,
precipltately abandoned their scheme Of inva-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

O. All the demands due Scott and Thomp-
son to be paid D. P. Thompson, who is alone
authorised to settle and discharge the same.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

o. Mr.. H. S. CUTLER, from London, will
7 emain at Cottrls this week, for the purpose Of
tuning pianos, for all who may wish his seryi-
Ces.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

No, nothing of the kind before, and but one
since; and that is the Fugitive Slave Bill, which
In case of its passage, if we should suffer it to
be executed here, with our feet on British
graves, and the walls of Beech.sealed Workers
sill lingering in our ears, the bones of old Ethan
Allen, Warner, and their departed compatrots,
would rattle in their graves in token of indigna-
ton at our shameful degeneracy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06
TRnInLr THE Richmond Republican

TRmBLE THE Richmond Republican,
a Taylor paper, after reading Horace Mans
letter, thus howls in its discomfort
Say to the fanatics-In Heavens name
LET US ALONE or outraged Human
Nature, like the Jewish giant goaded to des.
pair by his Philistine torlnentors, will tear
down the pillars ofthis Republican temple,
though it Oyerwhelm itself nnder the COM
mon ruin"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06
~ HEAR !H}

All advertisements, to secure insertion,
must be handed in By the Monday MOON
precious to publications.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

~ Mr.. JESSE POLAND is our Travelling
Agent, fully authorized to obtained subscrp-
ton for the Freeman, and advance pay for
The same.
q All Communications to the Freeman,
whether on business of the paper, or for publ
cation, should be addressed, postpaid, to the
Editor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06

n When Caesar reignCd king at Rome,
81. Paul was sent 10 hear his doom,
But ROMAN laws in such case
Must have the accuser face to face,
Or Cesar gives fiat denial.
Rut here's law pow made of late,
which destines men to awful fate,
And hangs aud damns without trial
mWhlch made me look all nature through.
70 hnd law where men were tied,
Iiy legal act, which doth exact
Mems lives before they'r tried
ihen Down took the sacred book,
And turned tho pages DER,
liut couId not find one Of the kind,
by God or man before"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-06-06
The Cuban Piracy.

The buccanneering expedition to Cuba seems
TO have met the disastrous fate which it deserved
Instead Of marching from Cardennes 10 Havana
and revolutonizing to- island, Lopez aud his
gang seem to have had some difficulty in max
ing their escape. They succeeded, however,
and the leaders, at least are now in the United
States.
We received last evening the following des.
patch:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
sseustte ssa6ri6ten BON Californian.


SlnfMnft Der Sberpfcc nit sipei NiiuiVnep IbaIer
-Sroees Scner In Sbngrcs.
70 euporf ben Stem 4pril.-Das Oampffdiff
epsrofse 1T bsute frib pcn Gbaares bier anasfom'
men, sS bat l,l5SSl8 2baer Sradt unb 80 paGa'
9lsrs, M msl6s 9lei6faus hbsr cine baIbs MiuiOa NIT
2im 23fen @drS in Der arS6is 9bsil von Gtaa-
res in Afts seIest. Der GbsrCfss lb,rbrinet Nad.
rldten aus SraneiseO bis gum lien MdrS. Der
Glntrltt Der trodnen Sabns,sit, Der 0ufano beg
9oIe9rdbere in ben Sob .Reaionsu unS bic oofF.
nuug auf au6erOrosnihsn gswun, Bat ca,u bti-
setra9en, ben umfdwun9 ouu 9.fddfte su Gan
Sraneiseo uno burdb oas aanSe eaub an srb6bsn.
Ma6rsasIn se9en funftise usberfawsmmunasn esr
Staot Saeran,entO iino et9rifTen Die RoGen eer
GinfafIuna hes Stromss Wereen ubtr cine gNliou
bstraaen. Die @eftdfte in Gan SraneiSso fno
Iebbaft, bic 8entsn obsr i'm Sasn, sbsnfo bic ooIs
preife. Mebl eoliet per Barrel 10 &tater, S6wei.
nsHsif6 l6 -27, 2baIer Gineasifb 5000.
stnfnuft Der "Grcsecnt Sitp."
0u6n osm Dampffbiff @bsrofse in au6 eas Dampf.
fbiff Crescent @itp nit l58 QuiIasersn uno bsinab
elmer NtlOn 9OIo in Neu Worf uon Gbasrss anss'
lanat. 9as aus San Sraneiseo am l. Mirb ab.
ssfabrne pOiloampfidff Oregon mar in panams
am 20. MdrS nit 262 paiIasisren unb 2,343O
Sbalsr 9OIo dnaefCmmen. SO bat 26OOO Brlste
unc cine MlaIIe 3situn9en hbnbrabt. Sn Der Rs'
pubIie GseuacUr 1T cine 9iepoluti0n aus9ebrc6sn,
une in ScI9e eerfsIbeu Elm Diftatcr anseiteut Gi'
nsr Der paa9iere ces Oregon bate sinsn gOIhtlum'
pen bel iit fur BEN ibm 1000 SbaIer seboten wa'
rem. Der 9IldIide Sinoer bate MOnate lang UNI
fUn searbsiet, aIs feline anfirngun9sn duf einniaI
reidltb beIobnt puroen Die Suantitdt 9olcfaub
in ben Sdnben Der Minirer ioI iebr 9rc6 fsin uno
lie Iausrn nur auf 9unliises 9Setsr, um fOIdbennab
Gan Sranciseo Su brin9sn. Die ndbifen Oampf'
i6iffe weresn re5baIb sr66ers Summsn lberbrinssn.
Die &eaenSsit mar uoribsr unc Sacramento Gitp
uno San SraneiseO 9siunO. Der S6Iamm trodnsts
lbneu aus.
Die uuruben untsr btn QniisbIan batten nod
nidt nah9sIaiIen. ecob fudts man lid Su usritan,
eisen. IN 9sbsnsmittsln mar tsiu Man9sl. 100
plumb Side @biIi Slour fclste S6 so bis Z. 4mert'
fanifbss Sour per Barrel S6 Stisfel Sc bis 20.
bobs SlisfsI S25 bis 80 WOIaiIss 81 per Salon.
&affss IL bis Is Cts. Sis Sausmieibsn une Sau'
WateraIisn iino i'm prsiis beceutsno 9efuntrn. Die
prrift hes Gtuncri9entbumS iino absr tsbsn sebis'
ben. Oieisntetn Qrbster, mslds wdbrsne ees Win'
ters in ben gOIrsruben aebIiebsn iine baben aus
sroroenhites 9luf aebabt bic td9Ilbe uusbsute
in uOn crei unSen bis 6u $500 semsisn.-CYbti.
Sempfrat
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Tiir 9ruufcubploe,

Die pariIer 9erbts' 3situns bsri6tet BON sinsm
mertmiroiscn Sau inuGsr S Serbrennun9 n9 zines
Gin Stubsnmaer, 4ape g..
befannt burt feline Stuntfu6t, bate Don Sdnapps
beraufbt mit mebreren @ameraoen in elmer S6snfe
ser Strrnbarrisre 9snettef eaB CT etn brennsnees
eidbt een fonne. Ois 9Bette warb angenommsn,
faum bate er aber eas ebt in BEN Muno ssfabrt,
als man auf fsinen eippsn Elm tlduIibes Sldmm.
den ;ittsrn unb ibn nit cnem Iebttn Stcbneu nie'
briinfen fab. Man fubts ibn aufSubeben, nabm
abtr balo wabr oaB ct innerlit brannte. Cine
baIbe Stunoe fpdsr. bspor Elm GrSt erfbisu. waren
Der &opf uno Der cbere Sbeil Der 8ru bersits Der.
tObIt. Die QsrSte srfaunten, eae 3aur an elmer
SeIbfprbrennun9 9snOrben NOR, einem pOiitiusn
pbinomsn, oas Die 9BNtnltoft aber pieGlsidt nod
nitbt sani srtldrtbat. Die @crbrennuns oes mcuieb
Ii6eu R0rpers qsbt nit elmer furhbaren Shnsus'
Felt Dor lt anOden, Saut, Musteln, allies Nib
perSebrt une in GIte permaneelt; einigs todufbsn
Stoub iino aueS, MAS pon eem Geidnam lbris
blebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
bic S1afebpille Gcnuentfcu.

ScI9enbe iino Die Staaten, ceren 8efee9ebunaen
umtIide S6ritte Sur Sefbidun9 Der Naf6Uius
Convention 9eban boben: NOro Carolina, geOr9i.
en- MifGiiippi unc Ssras Sn SIOrica, no ib
Der GjouUcrn6r sewei9ert bat Su cem seoa6rn 8ms.
de cine 98abI ausSufhretben, baben bic Ginwpbner
aus si9encm Untriebe bic Uorbereitenben WasrsseIn
G9riffen. gSir wisesrboIen, mas mir fbon oft be-
bouptctcn, oa6 nab unfsrr Qnlitt bic Mebrbeit
Der weiBsn SspoIferun9 in ben msilfen Der 9enann'
ten Stoaten 9e9en Die uniinnisen Ydne Der Disu-
niOniiten it, Bur 8etubt9un9 Der gemitbsr miro
Der SOB @aIbouns nitbt mcnt9 beitra9en, nitt al.
Isn neil in ibm bic Ultra SfIapsnpartsi Den fubns
fen uno 9epibti9ien Subrer UsrIcren uno neil Gal.
boun in iener trantbafrsn HeiSbarfst uno t6sftis'
felt ltets raS Seuer NIT feinen ertrsmen Quitten
9efhurt bat, fOncern aub. neil uber Der eside css
src6en Manne5 iib man6e Sections. .4ntipatbien
9sf6IUfIen baben.-(pb. Democrat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Gin 6liifs,ua-abcr uiebt oau,,

Gins crutfte @afdfrau in @eif lltita fdIus G6
sin 9rc6cS Stud Gis aus osm susefrOrentn Canal
uno tru9 IS nab .Saufe, INN ss Ssrssben Bu GafTen
uno oas 9Baisr gum Waifen scbrauttsn Su f6nnen.
uIs iie nun auf Die lueecfiips lln,nanbung oisfes
@isfIoess con elmer bartrn su rinsr fisesnben Sorm
Obadt CAB, erRaunte Ne nitt wsnis cine anSabl
Vapiers5u sntesden. wsde 9anfnptsn dbnIidb faben,
uno id noh uuo nab aus oem @ife cntbnIlten. lls
nun Der aufIbauunasprpesf pClcnrrt mar. Sos fe
Die Santnptsn aus cem BoiIsr; ss marsn ors Studs,
eincs Su 1000 SbaIsr, suss Su 10 SbaIer unO Gin
ancsres 81 SbaIsr. Das mar nun Elm fbneusrer
9IufSSu9. ais is ginsr in Californian eemattt bats
ts. 1ber 70 wie cas- Gi5 in @o1tr asfIOfen mar,
BaIo6 aud ibr 9Ild in Cuff, psnn Die SansnOrsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Die SbtcrScf1all,

Sn tiner antsrn SpaIte unferer 3situns spirb Der
esfer cbsn, ca6 bic lang stabIirsn Mena9erien uCn
RapmOno uno 60. unc 8an Qmbur9b iidb Su l.
ner srOBsn SbisrfammIun9 persini9t baben
uno 70 unfsrer Stact am ndtbften MtttrOd einsn
Bsiud abSuffatten 9eeenfsn. allen Qniten nab
III bisS cine Der UOufdncisfen SbsrfammIun9en
Die nod in biefsr @e9sno warsn, uno Que. Sung
unb QIt, pelbe bic uns fO frembrn 3biers aus ben
bsi6en uno faItsn 3Onen nod niht 9sfeben babsn,
foIrn unfebIbar bsiwUbnsn inbem eS msbr wertb
in, bic gef66pfs bes Sbierreibs su bsfbauen, ais
ale Cirrus. t5answurfiiaOsn sufammsn 9snrmmeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
l0ie glatipnaI @iienbabn.SUnpentiOm

usrtasts fieb am Stsn 2(priI in pbiIabeIpbia, nad
Gem lie i'm WsientIiben befdIciIsn bate. Den Gem
ssas ".--G rsie- --'f-'o ~" 29ta"pt!Sstu oa'
Qnesuna elmer @ifenbabn. pom Mif1fiippi. &baIe,
ienfeits Der @rdnSen Der Staatsn, natb Gan Sron'
cisfo ansu9ebsn, namentob cine 8srmeiIuns alIer
fur ausfibrbar 9ebaItensn &outen pCrnsbmen jl
laiIen Sie 8abn fou ein NatiOnalperf fen uno
NIT 9latOnaImitteIn 9ebaut psreen. Dem Sofe
Der Ser. Staaten wiro empfCbIen, eep Gen9rc6 nit
9uGdtiften All befirmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
TrieSens:G pnpentiUn in @biIaOelpbia.

I'm cOrissn @ittwcb fono cine SubIrste Ser
fammIun9 Der Convention fur ben @etfrtecsn in
Der MuIeal Sunobale Statt uno ernonnte Su Dele.
9atsn Su Der Sranffurter @snerat Convention bic
toerrn profsiTor @epeIanc, Qbtb. Q8olter Scrwarc
Gbrw. 9Sinits. Somes 9ippincOtt SOfepb Sta
@IUrris t5aIbweu, 9sUr9e SaYICr, !Senrp @erbttt
2htb. Sop MOui5.
Sin Sef6IuB wuroe an9snommen, oaB Der Con
arss aebstcn weree ben Naup Setrstdr Su beauf'
ttaeen, Gin unbswofnsts5 Sbiff Su Iiefern, um BIZ
amsrifanifbsn Sse9atsn gum 9Sslt Sriseens Con
srcfe na1 Srantfut a. 81. su fubrCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
. as B cttcr

rpar bisbr bei uns immr nod febr raub uno un.
freunclitb, unb murbs bs1Tsr fur Saruar as fur
april sepa6t bubeu. Qm leeten Sreitas fling es
rsbt croentItb an Su fbnsien uno bis Samfa9s
mar unfer Grbtbeit nit einem we6en Ssppid Don
sismli6er Dide beordt. Der jebob burd ben Gin
fIu6 Der SOnns bao wieter sr66tentbts entfsrnt
mar Seitoem batten mir meiltens einen bew0Iften
SimmeI uno feu6te Cuff, uno beute @Cr9en CStsn'
0ao) III eS redbt barbarfb falt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Scme NublifatiUncn, &c.

PHRENOLOGY and TIE SCRIPTURES. By Rev
John Pierpont NeU York: FOUlers and Wells
Sin A Seiten ftarfss @srPtsn nit ctioem SiteI
III uns pon Den uutsrnebmsneen pubIjiitsn Sowlcrs
une @sQs in glsuporf Sussfdift mOtoen. Gsit sint
rcr Der ,,Qmerifanif6eu QbrnOlc9iltben Sctistdt
haielbli sebaItsns 8OrIsiun9 css gbrn. s pierpcnt
NORM auf cine fibiss @siis bewisen Nib, eae cit
eebrsn Der pbrenOIOss nit centn Der beiIissn Srif
uOufcmmm barmcnirsn. Dem YbrsnCIcssH. oen
Gbrtiien, osm unsIaubi9sn mottcn mir oas
Bsrsttu bsiens smpfsbtsn prsisnur 1914 Gents.
%n Ser 8Olfsuertretcr" III Der 3teI elmer neu'
en- peutf6rn Sstuns. peIte in pbiIaesIpbia Don
brn Srrren Il. 9tiisr, 6 NR &edaro uno Q
Stmitt fur SbaIer res Sabrs tdg d berauS'
asJrtru mirr. Snncre uno da6rrs Gusfauuns If
fsbr 9ut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Californian.

9tatb elmer GorrsfpOnoens oss rTeuporF SeraIo'
aus 8aftinstUn pom 25. Mirs, bat tor. 8. But
Ter Sing fenen Seridt ubsr bic 9OIerssicn Cali
fornisns Der &s9crun9 uberssbsu. 98ie ss bsi6t,
fbId9t er bic i'm pOri9en Sabre esrOnnene 9OIr-
beute Su 40 Miuionen Sbalsr an. uno beretnst,
oaB i'm Iaufencen Sabre SO Nlilicnen percen aus:
ae9rabeu wercsn. Die eCIobaIhee Suareforma
tiUn fcu ii6 febr rpeit srfrsdsn. 98ir Der Cores.
pOnesnt ftreibt, wucsn Die QuffdlhiTs bss Ssun
Sing Die g8et in Grfaunsn fseen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
SSurDliite fir Secba GattntD,
fir cen Ssrmin, Qplil 20, 1850.
GraHb 1urprs.

Gmanud Srsrir, .pancetr.
6. =. S69sr, 2tIsntaun.
Scltpb @ctbsrbelb, ecwbig.
Satcb ShSirsr, 81. @btitball.
SeGs Shmiot. .. g1aainsit.
Gbartes &rrrsu, g. @btitban.
Samurt Sapicr, pnncper.
0anitl Saumtr, SiCrtbamptcn.
S5cbn tllrib, epnn.
pttsr esns, ecrpbiG.
!ptnrp Sbmibt, btibeIesra.
Scbn Srnltsrnobsr, mafbt'n.
JarDrS.
8ccr9s .Sces, bsiosl6era.
9. q. Stbimpt Rrrtbantpten.
Siaat amcp, gafibure.
Sbcmas Yus, Sdombsitban.
9borIcs 1rd, galturs.
Daniel Scmtlrr, pancpsr.
ptter Remia Nisosrmarunsis.
aSorrm SbeItcn, ednpbsitbau.
GbartSs 8urtbaltsr, 3. milf.
Samusl S6nciesr, epun.
9cmia 8lcin, Sat,tura.
Satcb @rsSnsrpalt, @Sitntura.
.pcnrp Gromon, Stsrlauscn.
@iuiam SNcpsr Sbsrmilfrc.
ptnrp etb, aacntaun.
2bcmas g. MiIlcn, 1tllsntaun.
Salcmen Sathmau, 3. WaiIfpre.
Dapip Sbie, spnn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Die ,prite SOrIcIuus Ses Sru. TUpte

fOrI am nitbfen Samffa9 Ibeno (apriI 13) in Der
biefi9en Sobfsuow5 9uue hatfnren. @esenifanb
3as ptausten'S Sp(tem. -g8tr boTen bic
GinpObnsr unfsrer Staot wercen our6 ibrc 8ei'
susommsn iaiTen um feline Isbrrsi9en SOrIsfunaen
fVrtfCten iu f0nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

lnFrm Gspraisntanten i'm Staats. Sena
Srn. 9 d imer r, finO mir fir iberfancts SUeu
rnente Sanf fbulei9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
q 6 # Q + be n:

I'm 4sn apr in edp:gsbsbau, bic Gbesatin bS .5errp
sbn Slid, i'm 67fen ss6nsiabre Sbre lterse wureCn am
borauTclsnon 6rn apr tvroat Del Chr Gtltaenbst bee
Gbuu. Serr Ssnoin9er cine fbdlihs Ssbs bidt.
n Der sen Samo9 Caadt in bstr Stabt btr Aus,ebs
rne bsrr cnattan Snnus in ben 30sr Sabrs Gr bnir'
f cine btirdttI g4iipI uuo uias uumduei1 Sue iutn
frdbtn dttbsp iu ttpausn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
a(crtaou,,o Der 0cictocbuito.

8sies !SduIsr unferr @eIeesebun9 pofffrten si'
men aemeinIbaftIiben 8eIblu6, Inn am Sienfa9,
ben l6ten eitIss MCnats. ibrs Sieuns au beftie.
Gen untsresBsn wercsn Iie nod manbe ibnsn pcr'
Iieornbe GsIdafts Su oerri6ten batsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

Jenathan Stt, paucpir.
Dapio SclIwtilsr, 81. Wbcith.
Srbn DeihmGn, 81. Mbtitboa
Swsn ansrr, ecmbilI.
ptter &rcrsH, isn., ltuIIntaun.
Srftpb 9dr. MsikRbur9.
eepis Gnsclman. .. 9)liIfcre.
Dapio 9Gcptr, 81. 9Bbsitbaa.
Daniel 8lault, ecwbia.
Scbn QScioa, ec.
.Satcb 9sifnssr, Sal,Gura.
9yl. Z. Gbsrbaro, 2tutnioun.
2yetit $
psnrp WaaritctGsr, 9, Nljtfcre.
Sames Scbnltsn. er.
Scbn Dubs, fr.
Scltpb W0iIIsr, 9. M1asuueit.
8tuianiiu Rupp. ec.
Sscrss eicscr, e. @btitbatt.
Sicsrn Wcpotr, .. Wlotun9is.
Samss 6lcdner, SIcrtbamrtrn.
3. D. Mrlt Sajture.
pstsr Zimmerman, 81. @bcitb
amcs dntrim, .. g0itfrrc.
@scr9s Srnncr, @Iifinburs.
6. @. Micauo, .. WViIfero.
Nanicl Sdser, 81. mbeitbau.
Daniel 8rcblt, epun.
Scnatban fanesr, @sitnburo
.bsnrp Dininaer, S6srmiifcro.
Scbn 9irn Sdorpbsitbou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

E$Dis Saunfbip 4ppie fir Nietrmaeuns
fCu am 6aufe pon geOrss 6 after, Gribsr SObr
Rabetn.) in MiQsrstaun 9sbaIten wereen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

Dicfss eOfofofO 'tln9ebsuer III Jest bere !Sdufsr
uufcrer Gsfsb9ebun9 pa6irt uuo peranst nur nod
Die llntsrftrift bes 9oupernbrs um sum 9eise Su
rerpen.-SOI9eness lit cine Qbf6rift Der Bill:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Sn @d6port Carbon Gauntp III Elm neuss
9clfamt erihttt unb Ilsr. eenk Sum Qct,
usiler ernannt mcresn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
8Dbentli6es AIGerGet.

RS8On 8oftou pirb ssf6risbsn, oa6 bic
Srsunee uno Nnpsrpanote ees profsiIor Bebffer
anfrenaunasn madbtsn, nm cine Sssnaeisuns Def
ielbsn Som @Ouuernsur 8risss Su srrinsen. oa6
atr tine SOffuuus oasu pOTbanen fsi. neil Der
9Uupeneur i'm pcrstu Sabre feline fefe dniitt aus.
asfprOden babe. tab Die Greeutio. SemaIt nidt bas
Hedbt bdtte, pas 8s8iet elmer Surp Su dnoern oosr
umSuiioeeu. menn nitt nsue Gssenbeweissrilnes
aufacfunoen poreen feien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Be mir erfebeu, 1T Satob 8euean6t,
gIq, nun oIs 9ebuIfsridtsr pon Nortbampton 60.
erna1nt nno pom Senat bslfdtiat neroen.