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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

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9udT oct gBt Snoultrit auttuun9 auf;uubn nh oErs
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e. GCcr9sroeS oufiit it, Gttj tCn in 8Grtu nit orrGim
@Tf0u Ou3tncnmtntn Yancromo oS5 MiRiTpp fdbrt rts
ron ~ g. Bartlett ouS9fdbrtc &uno9naISs nm} 9Gbaucr
rNn Yun Ole SsroCttu eur roS rcbG tGr qSQar:
gen Uorcr, d6r zen @r9 Sina eurb Die oratbs gBdt am
tcrtn 9ers pcrdb nab om Serbian uub Dem eiGaurn ME
nab allen tc3cu Srttu rt5 ou unN Ssitamrns. M
esm Snnrn oSS b0n Grate5 cnoi9t eG g9Irfrt bic Gin
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krCiIt tartistIt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
9omuertFoo, SEN B. Sail, 1854.
81 GaGsDriGg1t
I'm bic Sur Gcuettoren uno Sar 8cSabler
uCn 2etha Gauntp,
Niir NGs ciHnr aS5


Stntcmo cine QrioN Der 8tr0cr ron eGha
Gountn, cn &crlau9tH cu50ltrittt botEn, ibrs &orR
mabrGnO nm Y)lcno! Suit 81 Cijabtn um lttb Den
5 9rcWnt QtQt0 ,ujuiitrn, pjG hurb Ole uribcpErta
Qtttn rCr Q0tmtN btf!r 9iEputltt prcrond III, uno
i'm bic Gbrs mo bln Grsoit bsS Gountp5 auButrs
Eoltln, Ic bobiu Ole GcnnIfCntr.
8ciblclle u--Oo5 Die rtpettiui Grltcttrtu Ger
Gauutn, GtaatS unO g}Elj Sorin, auftrltAt mo olF
Irt 0uf ras Gjacntbum uuO S0bGu in otn untErtbeo;
li;btn SounlbppGc u0o @trcu9bs in gctba Gauntr,
Eiyu uno hi!rmj rCipttr.ut uubcrlltrt un0 orAEutm
nup, Cnlu 9aibag ron ; prrEnt, ouf otn &ulauf ots
Stuots Sagt5 Ut elmer itNta unp allen Ncrrnn btromt
in ihrin rlpitr;p Nurjtottn 81 MAIDEN, mtItht an
Crlr crr Gin 2ln sag 5ult uitbtn5, rtn 0ouiIn @s'
lauf GauutN StaotS uu0 YRl; SOrtn Dntn rtlPSttlps
onltrIbuIt fir has S0br 1871, ttiahIGn
0is uutGrtbitoh:u GcutttcrGn ctr ScrunIbtprtr
0HOihuotcu, UUCd9tr9, 9puu, QEtiRcntur9 unp gCtps
hill fno ou0GGuetn, ale Gjtpcr 10 ctn0aomltt, ais
GauriN St005 uuo 9Ntj Sortn, wtt otr Sou FIN mag
an GbortGs 8. NJIortin, ShoemelIr, in Elntr Amt:
fu6s in rIr oamjlcn GtruGt rtr Sabt 2tGcnt0un, an
cNtr rot p!u 2iltm So9 SSuIt ndcSitGns, tbGriubt'
;allm oiIjGriatn Der SounkbirpIr Sbir Saurena,
Styy- lRifcro, SGsr=9Raun0: mo Ntor:0Rotun9c
an rGtr rcr Zen 2JltIn S09 Sull ndhlttuS uno St:
i,njan Ter Start GGnaun uuN Ger SauulhlppGr 9cre'
unC SUC.QGhlltha!I oancYtr, SaIibura uno Nerbamp'
ten on tNtr Ycr zen 2Gttn Sac Suit rdtbttnS.
g1r toiN'bin ljt 4MfMgvFimttIt Der GrutttcrGn out
tii t0tatht ~ ttnttu poB tjn 4apltr9do rcn rNns
elmer lrt ycu elmer 0rju9tru Stnenuuu9 ais flint Sba;
(r, uno rlcg iCISblS, Oa0 YCr IN YtIootpbo IT (&es
Gtfnr!tR nU&lgucMmGtl) fir SGrln ar3McnNSn ptrpGn
miro.
Sir rem gugm Ger Gtlittrrtn, ipGrpm mir 81 ihncn
a0t ouf thrT out u ilin. IN Der 9isbnlnA Der Eettn
ctr flatcn Yant.u, ia UitE rolltbt 9tGtb0NMun9'n
rcu vTlNitCtu 3snSnnurStn out ctnltIten pnC, nIli
lib: Dit oarr6turl &ont olle Aus3ots YHcStItaun
Raut uup 9tlIf 0sotm Northumberland Sont
Shuv.tU Rauf; GeN,l6taun 2iaEt; Sartolrr Sant.
lOtw, GO,9ir uuN &ttltfuCttn. Die 6ornGrS uuo 0rt'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
SeStn0mnGcn:
9IuSge;ei0netcS 0eutf0es
Tteb = 39tqGDer,
cinJi9 wttrtitd rurb
SS0lldCc tmO 2pCDut1t1,
gH y cleIdle . T

SSUSUCC INV SVSDAENlSP
GBbctS1ole Dru99ifEn
SO. 226 9toro Oritte Sro6e, QDiIocelpbia.
Die srliaunlbt 6ttfraft uuo dc Tctt unb S)ultb
cr;tuacnbtn Rtitanotbse tNts init 9tttbt ouS0t<bs
uttcn &isbputptrs bat ibn cine NTthmthu rtrlhollL
ipcinncr cS ocbroutbt wurGc, wIt ncth tunsm 0nPVn
81 Sba 9aucrotn III.
G6 hat cine prett QEirtun9 auf Ole otroournom uno
9Iabrunoslaf crScu9mon Sr00ne Der SbiSrt, popurtb
Gin orGGtrIr Ydouf ycu 0brlUS aus rtr 0apShnlthtu
gRa Iuttlr bIrpcr9tbrotbt uuo c9ttb ott NuonIitat
rcn Oiittb un0 StttmOttrte nm Gn StHtuttnptS WE
mcbrt piro. @6 miro rot1 ltrtn9 wINmltolu0'n
prn,ipsn wbtrStIt, uuo ptr 9rcf,'icr ellb9'@ @Srt
ii6er animatibC @hcmjt aht am purbtttFt miro lItD
ron rtm Sbj9ln iIblt Utr5tuNn
G5 miro btlrnolr5 oucmpfNttGn in al cen 9arShnIi;
tbtu 8ranfbdtn Der RfcrHc, pt5 9prHoieb9 uno
Der Sebipcinc,-0I6
s Sir 41fcrSe:
I" -. IN 8fi acIbem @oiIer, OiStcmpe,
&SE Orhien, SounoCr ScrIult oe5
Ei&s=zss=sss Qppelits uno Der erforccrIi&cn
Gusras, 9ufen, SetdIun9, Sieber, &C.
fbmouentn 8sncn, gcfcru, etc.
-s,1-~> Sir &iibc.
S1SSs2tsE3 gRir bSfeGn SobUct 3lu9nft rtn rGftn
,A-XLun6bdetorm Q2lrths fir Nuhc, in TtI8e
Der IN otmicttn cnthOtntn @t9nlhoftIn fir HR &trs
vourlun9 bt6 Sptirtrtts IN cine 9rtFIre SuNNtttat
pcu Nytthoft ais GIuGbHb crituct piro, rtI;hr6 rtn
9RilhEuben rjntu lrtbCn guetn ibaht c08 CS ndb in
ben oanocn sjntr itpn Ygron ttjnosu icItl tit cine
Sub CiQnGt. IS ptrnsbrt utbt oU;ju biz S.uauttt&t
Der Sl,tb uno oG6 9}Obms uno @Iutttr6, irnoGrn IS
ptr6tNtrt autD tCrtn Suulit&t Outb lt Gtli0tutjhl
Nnpmrun9 pjtits YuIprs miro oUlb paS &IID gia
fbutlir fitt.
Sn fi oUtr Rrontbetttn b,S ocrnpilf5. ol5
Soblc 96rucr, QBOIf 51uf5mon9, Yur9irtr
bcm bci frIbsr QBaice Oocr ftIcdtcm
Suttsr, Unwu65, 4ppett5pNIuit, Nn'
fisren, 3jotempcr, etc.
On oArn GranFbritm SER
1[s46JSS 6meinc. ols QelamOutncr
- GoI5, 9uilcn, @itcrunQcu in
&uu9en unD Geber, &c. mrtt e5 ian ME elm
9Bunoer. uno ii Elm trcfjhe5 Norbeu9.
un9Smttel uno tri9t uu9emein pteI gum
Settmahen Der Sbmeine bel.
Sscumonn Ntr cinn &uiutb nit ritlm NulvU
ouiteat, miro ftb balo pcn reim YCr;dalihm G9sn,
B. as.s sest u''s A5t r,,rbr sb,,s fbs fstn
ipclItn.
<F8sfl&uo9 ouf hone unN ;um Rrfauf lei
Giutb, 9bpmHg uno Srerlrr,
IN, Suthltrhr gum .9Otrtctn"-bti 2IIU6 SttnJrt Il.
&C., NpCtbttT III NIiutaun, unO bd &aufllullu uuo
Rru0lttu i'm NU0ImStntn.
Sibruur 27, 1851. n1l3
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
gln, trm nkrtiheitsireunS.N
'EHs WIN W9FVFVVFF7TFVHT'V'-
sSrnt Ncfte Der G.reiDeit.

StH ItM StraSNtr StuP
ST. .. SbiIIsr.
Sei unS Qefe9uet, Qre5 bc5 Setens,
Der @sifcr SOnne, Srcbeit, bu
Dir, murci9 unicr5 ernltcn Srs6en3,
Sout5t rings tie meite S66pfan9 gu.
Qidt fleuBt nm oib, Der W00rbeit &O@ter,
SerfldrCno auer 3eitcu Gauf;
tnc ouerwc8cn fommt rntio1ter,
8e8ludter lBcien Spfcr auf.
Gu drabtf in lictem @tanS Der Su9enO,
9je trum idb eir Don 9sr6en msbt;
Siit fclbft bic Muttcr ousr Su9cno,
Gin Qb9IauS Der unferbIibFeit.
gDie irntet Gs, Der Wenfcbbcit Bhteet
$50 te;neS Uoet5 man sutbebvt,
9}elaitet nit Der &nettIbaft 8lrbe,
Dem Sbier oft nab9slest i'm @srtb.
Srei 9in9 Ger 1enftb, Elm 9efj9 gGcfen,
HOrt uon Der @0ttbeit Au9eii&t,
Gem oQerb6bGen 3isl erIdcu,
0aju bc9abt nit Straft uup gitt
umo Icine6 gBufen5 8rci5 uno Sreben
8Ijcb ei9uem BiQcn bCiw8CteIt,
9latoem 8G8ier uno iun'rC6 9eben
Guc9t mare ourb Gle QubeuwcIt.
Salo Fam ieoob Der 2rdIte Re9cn
I'm 2dno uno 9ut in WioWlireit,
uno Mante braudlten, w05 ium Se9cn
2}uIicb'n mar, Su Der 8ruoer Gsio.
limb lieblUs naro Der Stbwddern RdReu
Sn'5 Sod Der tlebermatbt 9ebeu9t,
unb an oe5 Grmsn MaIs 81 jwaGcn
Br9ann Der 2Du9er, uaCrwsidt.
60 t6eteH fieb ris 2simUrnvahss,
g8pmt Ra.ur Die Msnftbbsit bano,
uno mas Die urpeIt nod nIbt Fannie,
Shieo 6rS ron SerS; 8sfts nnr Stans
uno 0cufber fieasu ouf unO pra6ten
&on fIiB9cr 9dnoe Saar9swinn,
llno ibrer 0icncr Soften bosrn
Den Mann uOn G6tsm 9iEptffnn.
@ie woCtn GflaUsn Bios, sur 6ege,
&ufhanpcn motI Den &6ni96tbrOu,
llno orcben loB Ger goIons 06ee,
Gpracb oft Sernunft uno Sitsn Sobr.
Bcowcrfsno ale Msnittnre6te
guibwcr fib 8OSbst nit Gtwalt,
llno eob f6 Der gum ftiIsn &ns@re
un 8ano unb Stun uno Sabrstbalt
Setctb mc5u tas 9iIO voUnceu
Son G6ni06fCIS uno Spronnd?!-
t6ier licqt odb 8obI in ScIteS 9dnesnt
lluo o[Ie 8iraer Iettn fret.
unc Scocr 1T i'm 9aufr 86ni9,
9on @Ote5 gnaoen tin9lctt
ur0 1tbcert fitb I'M ocn GnNun wenig,
@cnn 9iiemano ibm ftin Rttbt perIcBt.
Gtfrcut cub trum, prrctntt 9ur9er,
1e6 @udc6, oa5 Die Srcibsit bcut
llnc onB fcin Spuf 9cPr6ncr 8ar8er
8c8 Se1C5 SCier fred cntptiDt.
1pb eiue WoHt 1T ned ju brehcn,
Ole ndbcr crcDt, oenn 0epotie.
Gilt, SO ammonS 3auber ju bclprctben!
gSie beriperieinernb mirfCn Die!
9libt Swrfbbe9icr oDcin crcrufct
Die Menitbcit aud br5 0OIoc5 8IauS,
Gr fhmibt oa5 Mit9efubI uno rude!
Dcn 8rucrr aus cen Quocn gang.
2cht 9eiii0c Ndtursu bcu9cn
Gid nimmcr untrr tCot Wcau;
Gcnn b6bre &C9un8cn bejcu9cn
Den Self Tbabcn iitcr'S IN.
Sur babe Sbcrbeit wubtt nit rcber
8t9ier in l0oufen qolcncn Stau55,
&erociTcno, coB oe6 Settles bCber
8cruf fitb fttdmet ioItsn GaubS.
gGo5 ir9cno offne5 Geben E6ret,
Sri'5 @i0cnfubt, fti'S uebrmutb,
9o5 wsrcc fcrtbin ab0ewcbrst;
Damn ftCbt5 UNI Uusr g8OIbfabrt gut.
;S6ur9. Sob. 2uit
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ScrniGlcn. in Spli0oti.
3u zen ntSrtorycn Characterization 9tnccns pcIhc BIZ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03
2cOa &0untD 2lfabcrlte
At S!uctlt0un.

Ctc rorh muChmcurt 0trctcrur9 tc5GountNs, uno
tas Cu rlv NUo,uo :b c1rtCrtnoc 8cyton0tn rtt t6:
tvn 2rg0cr rGr Iplu:bottiu III uiauNtn, ha0tn cis'
rs ImH,ut rTm1',n GuglfUut cas- tic GjttauoEn iur
rtoacuu Gufrohn1c Ger gehrtr uno StbUir uu;uIin9:
lib nno-rir IruTItEs hottn tober trfthlcTrn Gin jls
Seth,e aCNiurt Cu rT 9cttt rIr NtaosntG gu rcoufn
ccvousOcI,et taG cine tirlinNbc Gnmmr ju o,tim
GTNWcit :cn ttl 0inwcbrUn erhctsn mtresu fam.
Die crftrctrtbc 2ummr UCeritc0t njtht $1,000 uno
fen tuvth GutTtrrtlcn IuaUmtn Nttroht wcrrtn, irt;
fir StctGTtff0tc ousQc1cttn wtrrcn fcIGn, dbrjIthf
intycTu trOolno ujd mtnI0cr ais jchn @rrEnt 3obIs
Ear rur unttrriibt tn rcr toomic, uro Htertro9tor
nah ran NTltlm rt5 SnhotrS, uno CtriSetar nab
CutCGrftu ocr Gcaro yru Srultics-uno Die 6aupt;
riu,m: II vtrFHTu curtb cine 9tn orf ra5 iu crrttts
t!urc GttGutl. Sir Nirirucn wchs Sinner 81 uns
ttyr;dt,u booiu, miro rlit Gjno9c cnc5 maN9En 8t'
lauf6 cine ftlrt unc Yrci,,'lh: lcIn.
Gin Nocrt rl5 SnTmt5 miro f boto as thun,b in
9}Igrl 0uf C;;Il SaafG Ni bm TUtitum onPubCn.-
GUf &ucgtnUu9 oIr
3caro pcn Sruaees.
Juni 2G. Nd
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-03

2rttcH:-C. g12. Cine. SlbriiGr.
2tumtoun, Stunt 26, 1851.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22

On m).ion, or letel thu when this m,ctln y
adjourn 1t adjourn til Frdly Evening, the 22d
inst, at the same tine and place.
On motion, the meeting proceeded to The Sc
lection Of a Candidate for Representative in
the Legislature UENRl LEAvrNwoGrn, Esq,
the present incumbent, was unanimously re-
nomnatod. Wheroup1n J s. lIicKok, Esq.
announced that he was requested by Mr.. LrAv-
ENwo IN TO say that the condition of his health
is such as to require him inpcratIyeIy to decline
the nomination.
On motion, the meeting proceeded TO ballot
for Town Representative; ami after several
baloiugs, CAROLUS MOVES, ESQ, wa.
nominated by i majority Of the Frocmen pros
ent, AMI, on motion Of WV. " sro,, his nom
ination vas made unanimous.
The Committee to nominate candidates fol
Justice, of the Peace were instructed to nom
mate Town Vigilance Committee, and to re-
port to the adjourned Meeting on Friday Eve
ming; and the meeting adjourned.
JOHN BARSTOW, Prest.
VIM WEsroS, Sec.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22
NInn,Y nndlhe lnIIn.

The e,lmng and disastrous effects Of ON
I.ocotoco tariff arc becoming daily moro and
more apparent. In all our large cities the mon.
ey market .ontinues foartuy stringent, and
tais s,rngcr,y will ere long extend into the
country. We may not feel it now, but we soon
shall. The Boston Atlas Of Saturday says:
"The week just closing over us has present
ed the Same distressed features which were Oh
seryable in is predecessors, Failures have in.
creased--high rates for good paper have been
demanded and paid-buslness has been slack
in general--contdence has diminished, and the
various Accomplishments OF pressure in the
money market, have followed each other in rap
il succession. Il is truly time to look at the
clusas which have led to the existing state OF
stFiirs, and which will continue to operate dis
jgau'acoously upon the financial prosperity OF
- country, unless we can hereafter place our
f1-oiEn 20 an-rcial relations upon footing to
.. . .s'r.- rI.I.uti.u t t'r natural
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22

~ l.. A. &rA3sBuRY, ES7., IS expected 10 be
prcs,,ii ana uddrrSs the convention, 10 be held at
AiIJleUnty Wednesday ueNt, commencement
o9y.- -bIdhdGh FOSt
VIVA. convention ? These free democracy
humbuggers have reached the point where they
do not dare to name themselves. They have
80, an "old line loconoco" candidate for Co..
ernur, who is well known to agree precisely
with Mr.. PECK in his views of the llabeas Cor
pus Ac. and the Fugitive Slave Law, and they
therefore dare rot call themselves free demo-
Gratis, free soilers liberty men, or anything else
that has the remotest reference to their impu'
dent assumption Of anti slavery doctrines. They
are living low and keeping dark in the vain
hope OF still keeping the few that remain Of the
wings whom they deludcd into their raniz
---- But we should think these poor ped
lcrs il politics would get sick Of making de-
mons.ra,lons" in Old Addison! They don't
gatler the slightest Wisdom from their expert
ence IN tina, staunch wing stronghold! They
will be beaten worse than ever, (ifposslble,
This wear. There never was much more than q
grease spot of them in that glorious old county
md the spending editor" is fast O5literat-
LIZ that
~. a. S.ansbury Es1," however sis en-
Iectcl to be present and address the contention >,
The way he Will onnihllatc wing candidates
tscratm, and calling each by his naIne,l will
wouler and warning to a! ambitious
Sophomorcs in Mlddlebury College! The Ian
rusgc he will use will be pretty generally un
Ineligible, but then his furious gestures, and
Tie terror his frown', and the timely applause
Of the Corresponding Editor at the points of
deepest observation, viii make things all right.
We should like TO be :horc, but We learn that
there is to be better meuagore over the Lake
on the same day, and we shall feel Obliged to
st.cnd the latter. For the information Of tho e
Who prefer to 60 10 Middlebury, we are able to
Keys stirred up, at precisely half past four o.
clock, at which time "Nortlllty" will be sung
ty Mr.. Barber. The exercise; will conclude
with brief recap iulatipn Of the life AMI ser
vices ofJons LYMAN, by the "orator ofthe day.
Front seats reserved for the FIVE ladies' that hive
been engaged Cor the occasion, aud cool music
On addition 70 "Mor.l!ity'l may be expected
during the performance, BY a band that for'u
nltely happens to be in deep mourning "Thc
convention" will finally dispense to the tune Of
-The Roruc's March," after three helrt-fet
groans for Daniel Webster. The members Of
",hc convention" are expected TO look remark 70
hl- ~ nprF1| fill m. tChpra nDbfIv y .,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22
What becomes Of the Ice ,


The last No. OF Si,iiman's Journal contains
brief article from the pen of cur townsman
Prof. IADocH THOMPSON on "The sudden dis
appearance Of the Ice on Lake Champlain. at
the breaking up Of Winter" which we transfer
to our columns. The rcasonings and suggcs-
tons o. the learned gentleman, relative to nat
ural phenomena arc always interesting and in
structiye. The Article is as follows -
ART. V. On the sudlen disappearance ofMc
Ice on Lake CkamDlain, at Ire breathing IN nj
Hintcr; by Rev. XADocK THOMPSON, Of Bur
lington, Vermont.
Thevanshing Of the ice on Luke Chnmp'ain
IN spring l. at times so sudden. as TO strike
general observers with much surprise. But
for myself although hive lived thirty wears
upon its shores, whcro hive had fill view
OF lis broodcst part, and whore hive watched
lis closing in winter and its opening in spriar.
with no inconSlicrablc interest we not in
that time witnessed anything. in relation to the
phenomenon above mentioned. which HIS ap-
paared II me either mysterious or very WONDER
tul. In the last fifty years there have been
few cases ccrtrn'y not rlore than three or
lOnr), III wAlch the lake has been entirely coy
cred with ice on one dHy, AMI rn irey celr Of
ice on the next. One case only of this kind
MS 'rCI''eI N''''h '"e p"r!oI OF my own OBJ
S..N '..!''' ana i''' '''h I're hool, twenty
!sN' H'"Je' ~ zee a. ,i'l u"e' 'Aou2h OF
G'"'l''F'''7 ''c'H''S' Hta income exceeding
~ pc "'' am T'' m an i't some GlyS h2d
oe'n c'"''Hcrr' u"3 neg o0'' Al''hE been stu
eHfu III 10 SUR 'C' ny Il SL'fp 'ro'' ~ ne night
'"l'' P''H|"' F''' urea upon J. IN tle morning
'I"' ',2'i 'lI''F over me axe on loot, where
inc "'''a Is SIX or seven miles but during the
nII"' i ','fIa sci H. VIVA a very strong wind.
IN T. o. ''e io"o E'nG morning, the zee mad en-
ure'y d SlpPeIreI; there was none to be seen
on me Ia@a'
80" M occurrence o. ms Elnl IL certainty
cHcu"l'el 10 eNa!'e wonder III the und of the
IcHo''! o9SeNef' ana make me sudden clearing
o. ''e 'hNe a common topic OF conversation.
Dut appears 10 me that al IN" mystery abou'
tue matter Fam'h'a Mt once whenever the or
rnn''lnc'S are care'n''y considered. These
CIRCUMSTANCES have stated in general terms
N Part |, p. Of my Nat, AM Civil Hist. Of
Crmon'. punished IN cl!. Bat experiments
ana ooserY ltlonS m1de since thlt time require
me- to modify so ne Of the statements there pre-
sen'ed. 1t WIS then supposed that, when tie
zee commencod forming upon the surflco o.
the IHNe' the great BODY OF wl er below was a
temperature OF about I'D = or iOo This,
hccorIiHE 70 the researches OF Count Rumord.
would doubtless be true where the waters cool.
ca GOWN without agitation; bn. lind 1t - not
rue III iAct' ana nom the observations have
maze am no" inclined to the opinion th1t, in
/ '"HHScGH' nee OF ih'r violent agitation by the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22

wealth than We have for some time past enjoy
ell. Specie is the basis of hc1thv currency;
it is the lever it'll which we raise and sustain
the great fabric Of prosperity. Without it
or an adequate proporion--wc are liable to
pnncs, fluctuations, and rcvulsions. With it,
we can defy the commercial world. 1t brings
independence, and drives away numbcrless evils,
which want Of it necessarily introduces into
The mercantile community. We therefore re-
peat the remark made in our last monetary arti-
Gle, that continued export Of specie from the
United States, instead OF our agricultural prod
ucts will reduce the country, finally, to a state
OF national bankruptcy.
We ind in the Dry Goods Reporter Of the
9th, the following editorial remarks, Which,
sugularly enough, form also part Of com
municlticn to the August number Of Hunts
Magazine. We commend them to our readers
According to statistics drawn from unIoubt>
cd sources, the expansion Of Our currency has
been almost equal ~ the memorable period 81
| lS3C-3I. Going b ok seventeen years !yr Il
starting point, and notw outstanding the periods
oth!ghest eX lansion, and o. lowest contraction.
IN the mtcrv 'n.nr tine, the Leading acc cunts OF
the banks at the Unlon EXHIBIT the following
aggrc gate:
1891 1887 1873 1851
q,l,. .,.,..,, tcGStra 60 - s@.:i2e s2,,r
cif....e,D .:...55 Ii.is.,. $1,000 i..i.G
Taking the loans md discounts as the lndcS
OF the state Of credits, we find them, III 1884
sufficiently large for the capital; but risn
rapidly from that period, TIL in 1897, they reach
ed the explosive point 500 millions. Their
followed long and dstrcsslul contraction
which, IN 1919, had reduced the bank loans t
25l millions. being less than one half Of then
amount six yea , Dctorc. From tins eX,rcm.
point Of depression. we may mark the progress
Of the expansion now in course Of development
1t began with the mos rigid cluton. grown.
only with the absolute demands ofbusinass un
Ill lo4 During this interval of SIX years, tn,
loans Of the banks had increased only seventy
eight millions. But upon the discovery Of Cal
iiornia, there was a sudden ucccicralon Of til,
movement, and IN two years the loans ran III
TO az millions, 50 that in January. Icjl, the,
mad again reached 50 high AS II Millions
} Since the opening Of ISL the advance hls beer
still more rapid. and the limit Of 1887 is ev>
deniiy no; far of. the statement OF next Jan
unry viii probably show that the old maE!nuu
has been nearly, if not fully attained.
Oar Com ncr1e exhibits a similar history
During the wears of currency expansion, tron
1888 TO lc3l, our imports exceeded our export
by the enormous sum Off . millions. In lclC
under the total destruction of our credit abroad
we were forced to pay for waat we byurht, an
t tn" current cuangel. and in ten years down t
the close Of IciD, the aggregate balances, i
our favor, amounted to about "A millions. Thu
was going on healthiui process Of liquidation
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Railroad &C. ebrati0n.
To THE CITIZENS OF BosToN:

The City Government of Boston pr pose 10
celebrate, IN an appropriate manner, the final
completion Of the great lines Of rail ways uniting
the Underwriters OF Boston with the Canldls and
the great West. and also the establishment OF
American lines of steamers between Boston
and Liverpool. The importance of these events
20 the great socill and conmr,cIl interest OF
our city can hard V be exaggerated. are
now about to realize, 1t Is believed, rhc full ben
eli, Of those great enterprises, In the porccmy
Of which we have expended 50 much capital -
here are now completed and IN operation m
Massachusetts alone, about 1900 mics of rail.
way; and in New England, about 2iOO miles
Massachusetts, alone has expended, in the com
pcton Of these roads, the enormous amount Of
S5i,OC0OOO; and it appears from the report 0
the several railroad corporations in this state.
made to the last Legislature, that there were
transported over the Massachusetts roads alone
during the year 1850, 100000 pasScngers,and
100000 ton OF freight. THIS statement how
ever, but lmperlectly presents the advantages
which we are to derive from these works. The
railways of Massachusetts are but a small link
IN the great line which connect us with rcmo-
ter sections of our country
The several lines connecting us with the
Canadas, northern New York. the great lakes
and the far West, are now completed, uniting
Us by railroad and steam navigation with I3
States Of the Union. comprising an area OF l2S,
E93 square miles; the two Canadas, the lakes,
with their jCC0 mllcs OF coast; aud bringing
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W hat a Candidate.

The Irasbursh Gazette states that T. P.
Redied, Esq, while attending Court there 4,
about fortnight before his nomination for
Governor as a free soil candidate, expressed
his strong approval Of Mr. Pect's letter On IA
vor of the fugitive slave law and against the
habeas corpus ac, Of the Vermont Legisature,)
and endorsed The rte'rS Of that gentleman as
giren mhiS letter." What candidate for the
friends OF liberty to vote for
Further, in regard 10 Mr., RedGcld, the
Gazette, in reply to some remarks OF the Free
Press upon thu position Of M Red6cd, says
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The VIII. Meeting on Tuesday

The Wings Of Burlington, pursuant to the
call of thu Town Committee, assembled al
Srong's Hall, Tuesday, and organized by
the appointment OF JoHN RARsTow, Chairman,
and WILLIAM WEsToN, Secretary.
On notion, a Committee of seven were ap-
pointed to nomlnlte I5 Candidates for Justices
Of the Pclvc for the ensuing yclr,
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WiliT Meeting.

Tbs Wings Of Shelbnrne are requested &c
meet at the TOWN ROOM, in Sheburne, or
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, at 7 o'clock,
y. NJ. to nominate Candidates for TOWN
REPRESENTATIVE and JUSTICES OF
TIE PEACE, for the year ensuing.
By Order OF the Town Committee.