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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
Qprit 18.
~ SranDretb'S WiQen.

Matte @irtulation.-S Scfttrsr @cd fel in Der
Semperatur bat eincn btIen @infIu6 auf oas SIut;
Elm pl0elihr BcbIel bon elmer pouissn Su sinsr
niseren Didt miro ebsn 70 nadtbeiIig fir Die Sc
funobeit. fein oIs p6elihcr gBedfd in Der 9Sittc'
rune. gBsnn mir @eiunebsit ebaIten wCIIen. 70
miIIen mir, 70 nett mir f6nntn, ale @rhsmitdten
Uermccen ScceS uebermaas UCn tSiec Cbsr 8dEte
gcn coer Srinfeu, trd9t caSu BEL llnrcini9fet Scs
8lutes Su er5cu9en; tacurd miro oefTsn Circulation
Ibwab; bic wrtItbGn 9ebens @oniIe weteru &c.
bcmmt uno bic eriie ScI9e eapVn if oYfuna
Der @ebdrme.
Sn oicfrm 3ullanb iinC mir in Gjcfabr irsrnb cine
Grautbeit Su ebalteu init Der mir in Seribruua
fcmmcn; uno Obne nit ir9eno einsm .Eranfsn in
8eribrune Su fommen, wcrecn mir &cpfueb,
Sbwineel, t0epbrsnucn, cine fauIs Sun0e. Idwa,
den Qppetit, crbaIten; aOeS Solgrn Der Serlicp-
funa. gSrnn bic Cuff unrein uno briIfeuo fur Die
McnIbcn miro, 70 crforcGt sS tcn Sturm fe Su be.
wesen uno ibr &sinbeitunb esten 5u 9eben.
g8cnn Die Gin9erebe prrifcpft Iino 70 MAIDEN
lie ben 9etraub bon SranSreb5 puen n0tbia weL
DIE, inoCm le @cmmctCn Ocer srIeibterte 8eme9una
uCrlbaffen, bic Serreibun9 alcr urroCrbenen Sdfte
bcSweden une bacurcb rsns6 Slut uno Gjelune.
belt bes St6rpers biin9en.
@ Sbise f6debore YiQsn fnb Su tabcn i'm
Su6fobroeS nGe b a Yatriot" in Qaentaun, uno
bel 8. 9awrctt in Guetauu, s.
Sanu"r3r 1850 nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
8 q tt e T. IL

uba
mdnnide wbh cn9n baulden Sora
5i9 oirn mrbm f anrufen Der
9lcntauucr SSpQenmdnMfdftur MnO Sd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
1Lese tlttn iiberlf9e

Sic lluterftbricbenen lino Serfertiaer Don perbef
feren 9ine Sel eampei, warranttrt Sufreoenbett 5u
oeben, in Scl9e eaB h Der tnners Gptnoer bis 9an5
biuunter Ieitbt an ben dubern anle9t uno iomlt am
g8renupuntte reaelmdbi9 futtert, poour6 Ueruriadt
mirb bae Die 9ampe pel belfdno9er uno beer brennt
pbne Scrub ober Saub, uno anar NIT oerlelben
Suantitdt Vine Del, a5 ourb if9eno cine aneere
Qamre i'm Marft perbraudt wtro. Sic iino elnfatb
in ibrer Struftur uno Ieidbt in Sronune Su baten,
aber babel cine 3eroe fur irseno cine 9aue, StObr,
poer no ie bingetban weroen. Ques mas mir
forbern, 1T, Elm Scrfub nit oenfdben Su MAIDEN
uno feIbf Su urtbeen.
Gine aIIqemcineS QIortement ncue SYlS @ancel'
bras, Sau eaternsu, parlOr Stano sompen, Suipen
oiuo 9an,psn, Santp uno cinfade SdmaIS, ptne
Sel, uno SIuio Sampen, BON alien 9roBen uno
Ndtterns, Grcnlcubter (SbdneeIerS), Qcnoums uno
Scitlampen merben ouf bic fi.rjefte SeftelIun9 an
brrataeseten Yreifen uerferti9t une 9allen &lr9en
uno anoere 9rcBe pldee erbeut.
Gin aroees QGOrtemsnt Don Stub, 8laS une
Britannia 9ampen ftr SauS9ebraub weroen ltets
ouf 6anb 9ebolten, fomie Gampen9laier, metalns
papierne uno alifsrne S6atrun9en CShadcS)
9ampcnwie9rn Don iecer Irt, meflin9ene uno Srt
taunia Sops uuo S6raubsn, Inn an aue Nrten Don
8loslompen, pbosgene @aSr6breu, etc., Supohen.
SSduSIcr iperScn an WIauufaftursNrcifcu ScriDr9t
Cine por,ioIide Suaitdt Don Srennauto, 9int
SrI uno Q6osaene gaS wiro INNER auf t0ane
oebalten uno beim Sdrrel ODER in feineren Suant
tdten perfuuft. gle6ene Stub. .I&annen werbsn au
8cneIIun9 9ematbt
0ie pbi9en Qrtifel fnb i'm GrO6. unb Rleinperfau
,u BADEN, g1o. 324 gtoro 2te StroBe, 3 Sbiirer
Sbebab Samnep SaftOrY: NO SO 9lObIe ct.
nabe Der 4ten, QbaeeIp6a.
-" !SciSricf uuo !SOruin8.
~gelrllunsen auf allie Obi9en eampen, etc.
f6nnen i'm Su6fObr gum "Gstba patroten" 9emabt
woeIbit iie fbnsu bsiOr9t uno Die QrIfel an pbiIa
bsIpbiaer preifen srbaItsn weroen.
NdrS Ia, 1850. nq9W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
Or. SS y do e.

81 Gbam6erS Ct, 9lep Wcrt eiM
9. S.-Der 9cftcr bemirfte cine Sur Dor Der
meoSinif6en Safultdt uno elmer 9rc6en Qnjabl an
oerer QerSte, welde Que baS MitteI aIs untri9lt6
bescbneten. 9tcbRccm befet CT ii Der elm bum
bert @eftiffate uon &uren, melde etn9ele'
ben werben fSnueu, weun man bel ibm in feinem
G5eIbdftslofale in 9lerp gorf anruft. Qae perio'
nen in eetba uno anoern Counties. Die nit Stottern
aeplast nb. BADEN icet ipe ME jupCr cine 9ele9en'
belt um QbbuIfe Su erIan9en. Scr Softor Fam
peIoncn Don jeoe Station uno ieber Sprabe bsllen.
glem N1Orf. gRdr, 81, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
SSerglei6un9 ein9elaben !-Gpm6inatipn
perwprfen!-eDmpetltipn beraus9e<
forbert !-sticbere 8reife an9e<
ilDmmen

an ben

Die IGfabr osr GuGo @rpsorn, ibr is9rSbr Gtnu9 IN
Garoenos uno brs srfc9ts fhnIs St nrn Gianc lno b
rss ron ben Nloen pr9Itn aus Oct ro paP cine fr'bs
Qutmft urn isnsn fptsnolotn
Triibia6rS> ttno Spnniter Sref9iiter
srbasn pcrcsn nc bren craun niscc rrt tercitS oas
bo6e pubm in cine pcltcncne Bcrtprrun9 9ecet baoer
l6cr 6as Gnos 1T ucb nidt Die Strrcn Samfpn, SSdgs
ner uuS So. srbaltn bstanbi9 friFhs @crratbt ron
YriutS unb Samen9ilter.
@tn S5dnccrn uno Sducp8iitcr baDn f Gin ccIItSnNts
ocs aIcrtlmsnt rsr nc,tSn Sts. Gtsnfos fbSus brss
MlantiQa Seioe unb Mantiqa edees, ScuIare Sci
be, 8areees uno MuSlins
ron scr,aidcr SualtS uno Yren bic frubcr fir 9onj
tcu,cne rints tcab rpurnsn. ScPe fcrSe Nustn6, GIN
bsrrlber 2trtitd fdr Suntcnncts.
!Serren QluSfaffirun9s 8nter,
6StcbSuo aus Sddru @ein9s, ntrsHos Grapas, SasiSr
essbcru, banana unc onerrt cmnErbdN.-@0sntaIIs
Cjrpccrien, Grpcfcriett, etc. etc.
,usls oGs 70 rpcblfi ais bic pcbfciIn atseet ~srosn
g. Ss. S Co. dbkn ranttar fiji Die ibnen biz robSr 81
Sbt scpcrpms llncrideuns uno ptpdttn @ m Srnelirt!r
antrenauno Dem IuGitum sttrSu l pcn Sts nrtbrn Ole
linubrucn RAP s w isnr 70 quite Bargains srpaEn oErS
psn, olS autb Die auercrfabrcnlcn 9dufGr.
0obSr pSrSm Me-Iu uno Sun9--gSbta, Oemcfrat coEr
SrScier- -siu9Ilabn oumruf, Id6 pnn e nidt I'm S'nne
batsn i taufn incsm mir dtSr3e9t fdbn Dap s'n Sh N
nem 8auf 9ltibtcnnnt.
Stuff prcbirt's cinmaI
Samfpt sSagner nnb 60.
aNtnt0un SUM- g. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
gtottcr,, ,,,,b gtau,ntel,,
fnrfrt.

Ser linterf6riebene whnfdt ben Glnrcbnern bon
on,u,eioen bos er fib in Der Stoot geuporf Icfirt
bat, UNI aue Nerfcnen, bic nit obenbenamtem psrle'
senmabenOen Sinbernie Der @pra6e bstaftet. iinO.
NIT GrfOIs bapon su befreien. er it wobLbetannt
aIs Der ensiae W9Gun in ben Sreinisten Staatsn'
wsldber bas Stotsrn beiIsn Fam, Obne ben patIen'
ten iresno elmer munodrShiben Separation Ooer Dem
serin9iien S6mers Su unterwerfen. Seine y e.
SAB blun wiro perIan9t, bis elne poufdnot9e '9et'
luna bemirft ilf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
u. 9S GOM,

Ne6tSanipalt CAltorney at Law,
eR BON feinem bsberiaeu Gef6dftstofaIe nab Der
g8obnuno, erlfe Sbilre unterbaIb 9ouS Shmiot uno
Cos. Qp0tbeFe eeSO9en, 9eesen anf Der n0rolitrn
Seite Der Sauptfra6e, ;wfben &oIb's 9otel uno
sem @Ourthaule.-Gr ertbeilt &atb in Der eeutldsn
Ooer en9iibsn Spra6e. ,...,-
S Siltte: erfe &bire untsrbalb 6. S6mtbt
uno Cos Up Otbete. i.
Ausnaun, Qprit25. - - nobO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
~ 9(n StpDrbalter.
@ SeDr tpt6ti9e Nelli9feit !!
Charles Scbou,
SaufmannssS6neioer TT Oct Staot III
Iput0tIr,

NuuI uuIllUHle>SlDHelVkC wv VIZ SlWVt Wv
lentallilI
8enabridtiaet feline Sreunecn, olen Runben uno
elm 9esbrtss publifum uberbaup oaB er fceben cine
neue SaufmannS Sdntieerei crohnrt bat, uno 5'rar
fhrda aeaenlber Der Sbbfellop ,6dlIe. uno Die 2te
&bire pbrrbalb Ger ,eeha potrot" Sruderei, auf
Der n6rbIiten Seite Der .SamiIton StraBe in Qusns
taun, alIm0 er
Ginru ncnrn nnS gang pUrtrcffliebcusSt 2Saa'
rcu
sinaeIc9 bat, ben ct auf bic fisee QuScise an ben
buoGien QreiIen, nab Den neuefen Moben, auf bic
bette g8eife, uno auf cas 9eibmadpoulfe Su Sleior
umarbciten pire.
Seine @aaren beItebcn gum Sbel aus iuperfet'
men Stdern Don allen Saibsn uno prelBen, uno
Niemono Fam ca fsblcn icnsn ei9snen 9ef6nad
Su bsfriebi9sn.
Seiu SScIfcn;cI9 ,piro nir9encs fcntwo in
cieIer Stabt hbrrtrcffsn ;-Sm 9e9enbsil fhblt Ct
peritoert oab feline Quswabl aues in eieiem Srt an
Sd6nbcit uno Sini9feit ibertrfft.-Seine 9abe'
mercs Sattinets uno 70 peiter, iino ebenfals pom
erGier 9ite, uno feline anoere Sommerwaaren 9letb'
faus auf cas SorsfdIti9fe ous9emdbIt, rpclbes ibn
in trn Stano feet Ieinene ScmmersIeesr an BEN
aIcrnieori9aen prei6en ab6uIaBrn.
SfunScnSlrbeit.-S -Soltbrn tic fonftwo fa,t'
fem piro or nit Sreuoen uno Sanf ibrs ei9enr Waa'
rem an Zen btGiafcn prri6sn Su 8lcicer ucfcrti9cn
-uuo or wcute nod bier bcmerfen cas ct ibucn
fur frubcre @uut in orism SADIE lcinen Donf 6out.
unc cos er Id itets reuen wiro. fc nit ibrcn ciSe
ncn Baaren be ibm einfebren Su iebeu.-Gr bittct
cabrr um cine Sortoauer eicfcr gunt
Gcrti9c Slcionn9ss Stiide.
,Gr acosntt aucb INNER Gin pOnidnci9ss 4Icrte'
ment fertser &lceun9s Stude auf Sano 6u balsn.
ols 9i6de. pcn alien 8eusnnunasn. Sorbtn uno prei'
Gen. gSeIfen, ooien. etc. etc.-Saneet tur cure er
acnen SnereIsn uno rufet an, er febet nitt nab sH
ncm seGemddbcnocn foneern nur ndb cinrm ltbrH
Ga6cnoen prcfit. GanSe QnSu9e wie iie nur uer'
lunot merccn pcn bis 25 SbaIsr, bdlt INNER in
8crrfboft weIdbe menn ibr lie Fault ftsr cine
ib6ne Summe erfpart,
Sa Ct bic Mcern re9clmi6i9 ppu philadelphia
uno Neuporf erbiIt 70 Fam CT fcmit allcn nab ID.
rem si9euen @efbmad etenen.
Gr Iaert eaber Que ein bei ibm aniufpreten, fei'
ne gBaarcn uno arbeitCn Su betradtn (mebes ia
nidts fOtet) unc fdb feIbl uOn Sben9cfa9tcm Sn
uber;euacn-un or fublt perIitbcrt. ea6 wcnn eiss
oeIdicbt, or ,,fsine 9iednun9 nibt Cbne ben @irtb
madbt," menn Ct ouf cine IiberaIe unterfisun9 oss
Yublifums r6nct.
gborles SbpQ.
Qpri( 1S n4tu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
DiE z

SenrD eaurenee, 8abnarjt pCn philadelphia,
bat i'm ,,Ga9Ie SoteI" cine office r6ffnet wOIeIbit
er beret it, QQen abSuwartsn, Die etner prOeBiCneI'
len Siente ben6tbi9t fne.
Gr it nit einsm UorSisIi6en IfCrtement YIattsu
uno pipOt3dbuen Uerieben, fowie NIT 3dbnen nit
QrtificiaI Gums QunfIibem SabnfIef6) weIdbe er
aufoie baItbarfe uno funf9erebefte @sle einSueesn
bereit 1T. Grarfbsitsn bes 3abnIeii6es wercrn Sc.
beiIt-an9efauIte Sabine aussefuut-NerUen franf'
Batter SABINE pbne SdmerS Serit0rt, uno ale Sur
0rofs6iOn 9eb6ri9sn Sprotioncn Sur U0ui9sn 3urie'
brnbsit I'm can biai9en 8sbin9un9cn perri6tet.
Gr urr,psilt auf fcl9snbe Serren, wCbnbaft in
philadelphia unc Qaentaun
Gaml Sec. Nlcrtrr, 3d. ..
.6enrp g. Yatttrlcn, Nl. ..
Scbn g. SVtGklIon gR ..
Scbn g. ScpnIuo, GR. D, (3abuart)
Charles 8. SRartin, N9. ..
6. 94. SRartin, gR. ..
GiIba 2crpnfno, .. 2. g.
G. R. Scstsr, GP .. (3sbnar;t)
Snc &cmis, GR. ..
S.Y. Stbane, N9 ..
81. 9. - 8dbne uno @urSetn neresn gratis
aus9ecsen, rprnn iie sur GinIeeuna pUn finftIiben
5dbnen entfernt rperben foIsn.
lUsntaun Seeemtsr q. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
81 Ten a ner
S&sDlemrnarn.faftmr ,l,tS Sydrberei.
0enrD Gabriel


8anS Slanu,S mb &pptte MAIDEN Su aHn
mbo fauf 9fat
su RAnre n bets scma4t sma6t
unosu m69Hbf nhbG fUen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
Ste6en Sage
SpGfcr s>Dlu N1lrOp(t.

TWCISI
Sc wurte brute in poris beribtet. bo6 Der fran
S6hIbe QmboITabOr Su ct. petersburg Srpel6en
nadb Qucntaun untsr Die Gabinstma6er 9efanoi
babe, worin Der feinoeli9e @ntbIuB an9eeutet wiro
cine GGaee 9reen 6. s. QbeIe Su brn9en, uno
Swar aus Der llrfade, neil befeIbe Die mebrfcn be
lten, woblfeilien uno b6nfsn Sous9rdtbe pcrerttat
Die auf eieien Marfteebratbt weroen Grin McttO ii
ystbucllc 2serfdnfc unS flciuc SsrUfitc."
Die Sacben sur Grremitdt treibsno, f6unen iid
0ae, welte Sausratb ;u faufen whnben, borauf
uerasn. bab fein anosrs5 eieiem 9rc6en uno TpIcn-
oicen 4fortement in reiem Marft 9Ieitfcmmt.
Der untrrfbriebene matbt feincn Srcunben une
Dem publifum otbtun9soou befonnt, on6 er ittb
beiteno ctablrt BAT. auf Der fucIiben Scie Ger Sa
mltonlra6e, 9sraoe 9e9enubere eem nNeuporf Stobr,"
,rcTsIbf or fortf6brt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27

Die llutsrbrtCsnsn fuo SSm YubGtm fir bisbr 9ncEn
6uupkbu bera oantbar, uno bcn tur itrCnse aufmsra
felt ouf ibr a uno scrtn9s Yrcs h I6Srolt nttaeunE
outb fruSr u 9cntERrn.
Gjrim uno &enin9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
9(ae 9(rtem Gabincttpaarcm

Su MAIDEN unb ouf tSanb Su boIten, ais
Scrou, 9ier, YaImIeaf uno Serpcntine Sofas, See
rrtdrs, gSarcrcbss uno SrefIes Setcbcares. So'
ia, pier, She. 9Sorf @eutre, @arc, Sreatfaff
Dining uno @vInoG Stables. franS0Gfde Sbau'
fclfhble, balbiranj6iil6e StboufsIitubIs, SCOT
fools, Snimcnts, SuanS, SuberfdrdnFe Son'
foIs, Qeteffals, QiauolfoOls, Yebimsnt Ornaments,
Soet SabIcs. SabUurettes, cecr Settln9ltoos,
franS6IiIbe Mabo9onp 8ettfteuen, 9isb. Seal
unb Srentb pfoftrn psrfbieoener Qrten, @dibrdnte,
Sinfs, Doe SraDs, etc. etc.
eetcr QrtfeI ben bic @smenbeit VerIan9cn mag,
miro auf 6ano 9cbaIten Ober nab Sefclun9 9snabt,
unb swar mad Der fiirje1en Nnjci9c uno auerbiIl9'
fen qrri6en.
Bureaus pcn SO Bis $50.
2ettlfeIen Don 50 IS bis S60 Ii. {. 10.
Sneem er bebeutenoe @rfabrun9en in eiefcm 8e'
fddft 9ematbt bat, 70 fhmrtsIt er iid turtb 9hnPt.
lidfeit uno mdBiee preife enen liberaIen Sbel Der
6ffentIi6en Sunofbaft Su ebaIten.
Sausbilter uno Qncsre, Die strpos in feiuem Sad
braudsn,f ,fnb b6hdh n9sIaoen beiibm anSufprrdben.
~&eparren pire auf bic flrsefe Qnseige Der
ribtet-fpwie ece Qrt Sapsjeren biai9 pCu6c9sn.
G,n. q. StbeIe.
8efsrenScn. - So9epb Miuer, Nt6 81. =.
Qrss, o. S. Rleppineer, Mai. @Ii StefeI, S. 9au'
mer, s. 9. S6OU. SObn Sldnf, 8. .. Sbwors,
0r, 8UbIaemutb 6. 9. eobman, Or. 8. 8. Sano,
@pb. Srim, s. S. &ube.
Gaenaun, Ss6ruar a. uq4M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27
Sauleute Ge6ct 6ter!
SauDpls III Derfaufclt.

Ser llntersei6ncte tenabrihtiset boS 9ubIifum
ba6 er auf frinem 9anoe in Sic @beitbau Saun-
f6ip, ee6a @auntp, pOrtreffIides SaubcIS 5u per
faufrn bat, als Sparren, SaIeen, uno fur6 fur al
lerei 9auacbraub, welbcs or an biai9en preiien
ab;uasen Iitb entfdIoBen bat. @c9en eem gtdb
eren meIre man fdb bel
Spbu Slid.
SUM 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-06-27

0ie Giaentbimer oiefer alien unb erprobten Stne
acben Sacbribt, baB Iie nun berei iino, Eaunanns'
gutter Don ieber Senennun9 Su empfan9en, an tbren
alien Stanoe Srod'S 8barf, Der erite unerbaIb Der
Sine Stro6e, all Der Oeaware rne bteieIben nab
YarblepUiue, SaDlorSpiue, ReD Sope, Gaiton, Setb-
Iebem, 2(Qentaun, Mtoutb @bunf, Yenu toapen,
g86itcS ,Sauen uno @ilfs5barre. sic ino CbenfaIs
bersit, @lter nab uno Don 9teu gort nab 9Silfes'
barre uno allen SpiIhenpIdeen, ouf oem Delaware
uno Garitan uno Delaware uno Setba Canal, uno
Ge6a uno Susauebanna Gie9eIbabnr Su tranSpOr'
tiren. ,&aufeute, wcl6e 9uer BON 9Ieu Worf 3u
perfbiffen baben rufen an bel Stewort uno MettIer
"a Sep Stroee wosIbit alIe n6tbi9e Qusfunft 9e9e'
ben pirb. @jiter, nit beier 9inie pHftbifft, 9ebsn
nit r. g. NeIcn uno Spbn'S 9inie BON StbaIup.
pen Don gleusWcrf nocb Neu'Srunspid ouf Ger
Sdatuppe Sor ooer 9repbOuno Cber ouf bem S6oo:
ner 81. S. StOfton. peder anjutreffsn 1T an Der
ALBANY 8afn, SuBe Der @eoerttra6e gtcro Silver.
Die Sorfebrun9en fno fcIbe oaB ieeerjsit cine
SdaIHppe bcrcit 1T, Sradt auf5unebmen. &auf'
Ieute uno Qnbere, peIbe Sitter bon Neu'Ycrf nab
roenb otaen pGdecn Su peridbiffen babcn beSeidnen
ne unter Die Qufiicbt pcn Qblc, gS on uno o..
Gelc 2inie befebt aus
23 eriter G(afc Stcfbpptt,
befebIiat pon nildtcrnrn uuo oienfwiui9en @apitd'
men; uno mir bcffen, uniere lan9e @rabrun9 in oe'
fem @eIbdft, uno frrnae, ben SntereiIcn Der Euns
ben acmbmete Qufmerflamfctt miro cine Scrteauer
tbrr @unf iIdern.
q 9cnten:
8. g. SNrcrbtoc Ybitaoepbio-SCbu SpNpdt Goicn-1u'
outuS 9. 8ies, QrEntour-2crbc uno GnouR, 8EbEbHn-
Il. ~ eCturin9 NRouh Gbunt-a garSW uno &C., Snn po;
rEn-8Ias uno SNrtCn S8tESH0rrs-Stapat u"o @'Et'Er
Sap:Wcrt.
Giecmtbimcr:-Qt e. Naihttr, Sebn SptQde, SSI'
io9c uo SBrn, 2B0m Iuirso, grs uno S69sr sRt@rars
German, Su9b e. NRrcrrbab 50r6 1bE, Drats uno puItd
Srbn 8cmi9-bOnbEInp unkr rCr Sirma ron
Stblr, SSiliUu nuS So.
1prI 4, 1850. nQ3W
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-11
.Menbers of Congress Chosen

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTI0Ns.--2lst District. Har-
mar Denny, whig, elected to Congress to fill the
unexpired term of Moses Hampton, by over one
thousand majority. l
Thomas M. Howe, wing, elected for the full
term by same majority.
Goth District.-John Allison, democrat, elected
ThePennsylvanian, democratic, contains the fol-
lowing of Yesterday: laN ~
OuR STATE TicKEr.-There is little doubt that
we have carried not only decided ma jority of the
Legislature and large majority Of members of
Congress-, but we have also elected our Canal
Commissioner, Auditor General, and Surveyor
General, by an overwhelming majority.
York AND ADAMs.-Kurtz's, DEM, majority
district, about 450-dem. gain.
banner, DEM, in the same district, elected for
the unexp;red term Of DR.. Ness.
BERKs.-J Clancy Jones, DEM, elected by
reduced majority
Bucks AND LEHIGH.-Ross, DEM, reelected by
an increased majority.
r MONTGOMERY AND DELAwARE,--M Muir, DEM,
elected by eight hundred majority over FreedIey,
whig-dem. gain.
MIrFLIN, HuNrMcros, &c.-Parker, DEM,
elected-dem. gain. g
LUzERNE, &c.-Despatches from this district
indicate the election of Wright, DEM, which is
democratic gain.
McLanahan, dem, reelected in Cumberland
district, by majority OF six hundred. A glorious
result!
The SOMERSET DIsrRIcr.--CoI. Jno. M. Daw-
son is elected by decided majority in the above
dstrict.-Another Democratic gain
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aha tha' tney coula not possibly live without con-
"ccucn WIN 'he North; that they could not exist
oa' VI the om'on, nor without the capital and fos-
'e"ns care VI tue 'fee states, and thus that they
""s SUNNI 70 Inc a,raates OF an Abolition ma
Joriy ia congress. mere are thousands at the
sou'" VINO 10 ""' osneVe ''ei sach Is the confirmed
se"S |" t'eir o'enrem VI ihe Tree States, but Just
let ,hem TOOK rom 1871 down To $780, so far the
legislation IN Congress IL concerned, aud see If the
manifestations are not ali OF this character, with
out single exception sincerely believe thai,
the southern people, not their potlcians, have FOR
the last thirty years, been entirely deceived as TO
the opinions of the people of the North. Look at
the Old politicians IN Congress, and see where they
are on tne slave question, rom both sides OF the
me , they are always where the majority 49,
where Is Clay, Benton, and Crittenden, Cass,
WEBSTER, and others of less note. Let The conhd-
ing people OF the South judge from this, and act
accordingly
Inc present generation or people at the North
believe that malorl''es must govern IN all cases,
ana that minorities must submit to malorlues on
u questions Inns position springs from their
IDEAS OF what our government is, respecting Its
powers and duties. The active and control
ING portion or our population look up to the
General Government, as the source OF all power,
scarcely taking INTO account The States and the IN
divdual, never allowing IN their daily contests
that the States were the creator, and the General
Government but the creature. This sentiment
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Our Correspondent.

We publish to-day another communication
from the distinguished statesman Of the North
who has honored US with previous favors. His
contributions have already attracted 90 much At
tention at the South, that We know this will be
read with profound interest and instruction.
Elevated by the hopors he has won and worn 20
well, and by lofty Intellect and earnest patriot
ism above the meanness Of party and selfish
ness Of section, he is at this day the noblest Of
American statesmen in the North. We hope he
will continue to give the country the light Of
his counsel, whilst the clouds that now hang
over it, darken the sky
We also add an extract from highly respect
able and intelligent merchant Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, which contains faithful, graphic, and lu-
minous account Of the state and tendency Of
opinion in that quarter. How the Southern
submissionists can read these counsels of those
among the few remaining friends of Southern
equality in the North, and not blush for their
own course, we cannot imagine.
We are satisfied that the best mode of pre-
serving the principles of the Constitution, and
even of the Union, of any Union, is for the
Southern States to act promptly, and to adopt
effectual measures to restore the rights Of the
South. BY SO doing, the love Of the Union
which so extensively prevails at the North, and
is strong sentiment would be turned in favor
of the Constitution and against aggression
For, if the alternative were presented to the
North of Justice or Secession, she might yet
prefer Justice and Union, to Spoliation and Dis
union
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CrNcrNNArI, Ohio Oct. G. 1850

MEssRs. EDIToRs. There is not much of po-
litical interest in these parts to interest you, ex
cept that fall elections close ut hand and
in this county, the contest is between the two
sections of the Democracy, the Wings having
declined making ticket. All parties, however,
are good Free-soilers, for they are all equally
determined TO forever exclude the slave States
from any participation in our territories, and anx-
ous, in the mass, that slavery should be abo-
ished in the District Of Columbia. think if
the people of the Southern States could kno,c how
universal the North is in sentiment, that no more
slave States shall ever be admitted into the Union
that no extension Of slavery shall ever take place
in the territories; that il shall be forever hemmed
in and circumscribed in its present locality; in
fact, that the South must quietly submit to the
vndctive behests of majority in Congress upon
the slave question, whenever and however ex-
pressed; feel that they would coolly, calmly,
and dispassionatey take their stand upon their
reserved rights as States, at any and all hazards.
The people Of the South have been divided among
themselves upon this question, have given up so
much, and at many different times, their rights
and interests, for the sake Of union and harmony,
that the INSCRIPTIONS fanatics at the North, ex-
pect them always to recede, always to submit TO
whatever demand they may fit to make, or
whatever outrage they may see fit to commit.
OCCASIONALLY, venture the remark, that the South
may at some future period become FESTIVE, and
wish to get rid Of an unpleasant connections; and
| am constantly met with sardonic sneer, and
the expression that they dare not attempt such a
thing--that they would be ,chipped into the Union
at once by the General Government, backed up by
all the free States. This would be Union of fra
ternity, of harmony, and above all, of equnlity
It is the common feeling in the free States, and
appeal you for the correctness Of the statement,
that the Southern States are helpless in this matter