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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
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% Injttatn prn uns W]dlnbKn Wrttn rerrn
MIR rcn beute an ollie in ocutltht or Sprobe ma:
tn, init Dem lnrfhtht ierrtb roF mir fir ii fiji
SStrts n9ll dpe cotr onlthr latclniibt g,ttrn Gc
trautbtn tpereru-Ipts man bilfr!9tuo ttmtrttn prr
OitS I'et nlanhtn en- al en- oTausltbtr uub Gu:
ter, eer et e!uthen Suhitabtn nttht tcnut, in cen
Stano, Die GuiCilt eanj crcr Sctb gum Shtll kku
uno Writtbtn iu tGnnen; luibrtno 0tuifhlfinet ei9
beinob alIt Die dttinjbsn @ubtotcn ttnnen fOt Sbn
10 out oolt 81 Sanot tcmnrn, ots ipIre G MT prut:
lcbsn 8ubitaten 9ctrobt
Der dmcrifaniItfc S5aucr fir bm gNcnat
Suit lr9t pcr uns. @r crtbalt ,Srifs GtSr Gbclnt,"
an Die bsrampahirotn @ubtn oCritbtGt pcn unitrm
Srtuno @Sparo Ncbltr pcn NcrewbctbalI, ,-eit Scrt.
feun9 pcn ,,9sttauun9 ntr Q8itltu uno ratur(itbtn
NCicrn" ,&rltblcrtne gReiyu Grttn," ,,9iuetn bes
8atS,"-GhpaS utEr 8itncu - cine @piltd rru rtr
"Nent pclISp" mSItbe outb oc9cu bic ntus Cre6 prn
8ltsoEr fer Die 9Esi6sttiw brausscmmt - uno an:
otr ndelbs Irtitd. Der ,,Soutr" ii in prr Shat
Gins nteIicbs Stbrift fit rtn 8oucr.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK fir den Monat
August list bereits auf unserm Tsche. Dasselbe
behauptet, was Inhat und Kunst anbeIangt
seinen alien Ruff ais eins der werthvoIIsten,
wenn nicht daS werthvollste der So MOnatschrif.
ten. Die Stahlstche in dcscr hummer sind : |.
Fine Scene aus G0thes Wilhelm Mcster-!Mg-
non und ihr Pafer ; 2. Fine Scene aus Sir Wal
ter Scott-MinRa and Brcadd 3. Fine Ameri-
kanische Schneider Let.te BeSuch. Ebenfalls
cine Ansicht Won rem Ttcr des todten Meers und
Elm neucs Musik-Stick. Nebst diesen Sch6n-
heiten sind auch die neuen Pariser Fashions
DARN zu sehcn-und n6rrisch genug sind sic.
SARTAIN'S UNION MAGAZINE fir Au-
gust list ebenfalls erhalten und list einc Capital
hummer - enthalteud 40 Original-Artikel und
% IIlustratiOnen. Die vorzuglichsten Abbil-
dungen sind "Das Gebet der Mutter," und "Die
letzte Rose des Sommers" Die Fortsetzung
der Sceaen aus dem Leben deS ErigSerS nit
sieben Abbildungen, miissen fir Einige sehr i'll
teressant sen. I'm GanZen genOmmen gefIIt
,nS dieses Magazn am bcsten, worm jedoch
wieder Andere nit uns difleriren.
OF Der prcis bjrEr TIo9oinc it iIocs Sbotsr
i1brlid SEsr tOrtb ftr Den 80 atricr uuttrbrctt
Dem tnntn mir Die 3tiune II II D Q rita i II s
W 9aSi II Su fOmmcu fir 3 : Batter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
slnHbiHn8 Der GbdrnSe in Scr Spriacl
9funImcr:
Seit-9eilt-3citaeif.

2(m IL. SuIi III bel 6dfenfaf, 81. s.
fcIgcnce Mortitene vOr8Cfauen: Sin Mann
Fam in ba5 SauS brS 9rn. 8laflcp uno
forcerte Don einem Srauen6immstgabtmgs
mittsI. sic rief Inn 9ilfe uno Der Nah.
bar Ormoreit elite binju murce ater pcn
Dem Manne psrfOI9t unc nit elmer Seu9a
bel our6 S6Idfe uno Ser5 9eito6en. 70
oa6 cr au9snbIidIib oefbico. Der M6r'
Der iiet i'm 9efinaniIe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
gerbaftnua sinss iSaIfehmiin;crs.

Stn Grtnnoti itbrsiGt man untIrm llttn Suli, SoE
tittIpctt itntm Sr auf Stntm Donpftcrt ouf ftircm
gBc9s nab SCras, Gin otter Sali;bminyr, 02omcns
Scbne ecnbcn orrStrt mcrbrn Ei Ills CT tis Bs:
omtn fab ouf i'm Mtcmntu, ;c0 or Gin 8cipic=YTr
Dsfctcu attr ihcItn 0uf i'm, uuo enolib a,lono cS
ibusn, reniStttu in &trrobriam gu E,inatn. Gr III
nun ipSeer ouf finrm 3urUduEaI nab &r0iuitn. lIs
man ibn ptrhdftcts mar itius SomilE tti ibm-oud,
bate CT $4,000 0utCs CSGlO tt ft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

6F5n elmer dnbtrn Spaits rcr bsuti9cn 3tiun9
prpeu cie erlsr cine Bctlnntmadtn pen ctnCm 8 Ct;
Stcbr finoen. DIriite tCinrct fitb SO. 50 NSrc;
Lids S8barft philadelphia, uup uiro prn Den Ioerren
Disbt uno Duff bctriebtn. !Serr Duff, elmer Der
parners. lattsts GIsntauu tets QGctbt Cincn SCfub
a6. uno nit cntm mcbr an9Intbmtn burn bobn mir
nicmoIs odnos ssicbatd NUe unItrt Sdr9tr, Die nit
btlir Srma esbouccIt Battu. itimnltn boriu NtSrtu
Sae e esraps Die rltbtt MSnnCr inc uup raB man bo
pcaftitir ais an irssno CIntm onpGrn Srt in pbjta:
bstpbia faufsn fam. DGncniacn uniircr &oufEutc,
Die lclhs artits uStb9 battn, uno nctb ME bci tbun
anrlfn, rpUrbrn mir ourobtn, bitS ns gu ptr9tPcn
psnn fis ratb Qbtabcipbio tcnlmcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

1frt gEis tt mr raun ris 0aciCslit prn es SHauns:
ttrt unnrribteoe mann f os cen 0Rto ongicub wSrc
I'm Gno made s uetb II SrucnlbCn pcr re QR1tbslstt
gndsbGrt mo SthnauebSrt watbIt &c lnothc. taB bi
taent Sinner Den Batter nStt pn Der SHUTTER trnnS
oebtS. Slcnt lAGiID,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
e @inaefanot.)

Scrrcn Srucfcr:-Su ibrcr kettn 3tihuo
Guttrn b Iinl9c 9rrrCiprnrGnkn Cabin. rap cit IS G.
bGtf fSrthttr:S tcUc cine iihr pibti0t fti coG
nan lsine MInun9 StfrpC9tn GuGtrn irlt un6 taB tt
ht qartbsi Sro9t aus eEtr 9EabI 9tmodt ptrrtn clt
Stun tb hin otr0HG Ger n&mlitbIn WPtinuno nit o;rs
tn tbcrrsn. Die SklIs III wirtltb cine ipitbtioc
Durc ritt Yartbeis Sraatn, fam ouh oit Stl Nurcb
otfabrtibe auntr tccet wrotn Stb ittht robcr auib
oar ntbt an. nttre Rstnun9 rttpt9tn u &uGtrn, uro
bite UNI Grlau6nb bcn Sionrn ots
Stcbtbarcn Sdcob GiItiuoer
ron Der Gtart 1cnolln ais elmer Ger GanbiSattn fir
bts bcbr, rpibtt9c uuo otbtars SttlIS pcr oos Iut
FUN ~ brir0cn. !SCrr Ditliratr 1T Elm 9ROnn, nit
brm estba Gountp frJbrbin lhiabs bate rl ~ Kim
oils Ct bas n6nlbe ltHt tttilNttt. Gr 1T tin Yann
bei Dem nur oas Rttbt gtt @r ftnnt ais Ribttr
brn Rthrn nitbt prr Dem armsn Die Corporation nibt
rrr trn ein;clnSn Ytr9sr, uuo ouh otn DtmctrotGu
nibt pcr Dem gBbil. @icn, Ct III Gin uupartbeliibcr
erhtsr oepsicn, uuo rudrrt bits aub in 3utn fin,
Sits be;rpefttt burdaus nitilanb. 91rlb cine Qut
oh, III ss fir Gin Ganm, fibi0t rbrltbt, oltrtut,
,,rh5f,hlise unp unpartbrlbc RlbtGr III ha6rn Jon:
ns,sn ,psib elie SbcrbGt uno plbt GIfabr unfibi0t
Smsrencr. in Die nieaano 3urauCu fest ;u ermibGn.
HI, outnlsineuOtu Str9Cr altr YortbSicn cuttn i,b
S,rr;ntoeu uuo Iuhtn ptrrn Sasr6 Diutn9cr
Ssr nos Imt tGiursrpt9s ltbt uno titncspc9s rofir
Eo,oioot III rpcrpeu asoentt, gu bCrSorn, Ganrioat u
,,srSsu. uno id ltbs pcltcmmcn NrIihcrt, eag cine
orrG, SVsbrbeit in esa Gauup nit mir ocntt uno GS
Snb eurt ibrs StmnIsn lei nadbtsr QRabl sneerr'n
nnrg yn"rern Sin SSbi8.
. 49,. E.TI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

SS@apt. SraSier, Ser. ct. &eUcnurn.
bsamtsr in Californian, in weqrn tprann;'
ffer SebanoIun9 fsiner unttrssbeueu uno
un9cfeeIiher Qnmenoun9 Der prI9elfrafe
pom prdiicentsn aus Dem Oisnlie entIaGen
pproeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Spinnen uue Sospc(n. - Dean
Swift be9eenete emit auf Der Stra6e in Sci.
celier eiuem betrunfsnen @eber, Der i6m NIT
i6werer 3un9e burief: "SOuO, beut' bab
ids NAL aus9efpOnnen ~
nSas feb ih," errpiccTte Dean, ,llno i'd
feb' oub, eab ibr'S jest beim baSpelt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
slcncr SRrn INN 2timntc,t.

0urb cine 2tttt ctr ttettn gtfe3bun9 1T cS eIn
Stmnr9GbTn rrn YTtSuno WribCoCucn auctrn Gaun:
ties CrIaubt bic G0nocottn ollie auf cuan 3ttti cocr
Gtid gopcr w itturtn, fir wdbs tt Siuu GBabl aG:
ltmmt ipsroSn T0a.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
81 { It OF be III:
(Giuscianrt buytb cen Gbrm. .oru. .,

(GiuScianrt burtb cen Gbrrr. .6rr. SuCs)
2tm lGtcn Suu, in SIcrepbtitbaa, an ctr .6irncut
;dnouna Simon g., Scbn ron g8iGiam uno GGIa.
bStb Cerncrt. I'M 5ttn 9sbcusabrc.
Nm 9tcn Suli, in 6onHcotr, am tousn suten, sic:
rGnSer, Scbn pcn YEttr une Sarab Gfbdman, I'M
3ttn 9IttnSiabrs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Que m69Iihe SOrten pou SlsfIeifen Iinb
berrits erfunoeu morcsu, aber mob Feline
weI4c bic S4anbFefcn pe9uimmt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

SCH y. vi.
mrn 6rinot Ger frtihe 9IGrj
Den crlttn SrUbtin9sta9.
9Htt rpc9t in mtr bas Scr,
Selm frrbtu gtrbcntbIo9!
GRtnn ti6cr 9rro uuo Sbof
GjlGntt init oimmclflult
Der Senne lautr Straht,
SEis brdb ftbwiUt mir Die 0rull!
@run fanft ot6 3tpbprs 6auib
Iurtbiiultlt ric 9Iatur,
9Sit truntin oliiht mriu 2tu9,
StbptiftS titrr pain uuo Slul!
SStnn ncu i'm .6cfnun9stlsio
DdS IIl iltb ciu9tbUut
9Rtr Stu9t in litBer SrCuo
Dts Wittltcrs trrulttS YilN,-
Damn fibt itb MIDI crbrbrn
Durb ocs @inbruds NIatbt
Staunsno muB itb tcbsn
Den, etr's btrprr9cbracbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Gcntre 9SaQeD ODtfamt.

ScI9euos 8tirfe bIicben rdbrenb oem les,
ten SterteI, mclbe5 fcb am 80. SUM enoiate
i'm Obi9sn @otaRt Ie9en:
SbCS. Betsr, Qmantus 'Sfoffer @ecrac
Slime 9apio Drummer, Neam Sterner,
Sapio Gn9elmon, Daniel 8rsnFler IT,, Sa.
cob 6eresI, @pbraim SerQr.
SSSames S8iIt 8. SO.
Suli II. nd3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

8si einsm 9feros 8etterenrrn in gua
lamb rertOr neutlb en Mianu ourtb cine
gSette uter bunbert tauIeno Sbaler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Grba % a til ot.
Ser ugatriot" bis 5ur 9Sab(.
Sekt lit Die 3cit gum itutrricbrcibrn!

Da Die nabits StaatsIuabl I'M SftC6cr) pen un0c:
rpSbnhsr SRihtiNtcit ln ptro-iurcm nitbt n,lr Gin
C5custrnSr, Canal @cmmifrncr. etc. tuSrn outb Gitb:
ter Der suprcms Gcurt, rpis praROtnt: uuo Gtbdls.
rtir osr ptrlhisScncn Gcurtcu pcn Gcnmrn.Qko ;ll
cruabu iup, uno ypar gum r It IN gOal uuo ca Gin
iStGr Smm9ttsr llth nit IGsm 9cnou betannt MAIDEN
cGtt. wcrbsr CT iu snbeirSn 9tpCnt wdcbcs Ct cbnt
tclitibs 3titun9n nitbi tbuu fam If: battn mir uns
cntihtcu. Den opatriet" Der 2uIs ouf cine furtrit
atcr aeniTtnhafts lStif tlprttbin miro, pcn nun an
biS Sur aSabl fir Den 9criu9tn Yrtis prn
go ScutS
on uttrIhrsi6cr m isuocn $50 Gin Sad ptn msbrcrcn
julammen9etradt wro, 70 r06 CT uuttr elmer 2pouiTt
Srronct rptresn fam, irro Gin tii9r Nbu9 crlaubt
Die 9cebrtsn ecr brautbsn 06rr uibt gu irtben, oo6
mir tauter Yclitifhcs 9sbcn pcIItn- nEn; bic
2ascssrei9niiTi, llntsrBotln9 H. T. w. icttn Ws &c:
ipSbulth rssslmd6i9 rfbtnVr.-Nuf oabcr Srennoe
uno tio uns in cSr @srbrtitun9 rcn 9tunotn @runos
fiesn uno i'm Sampf 9s9cn bic Ssrorrbun0 Ger 28abr'
belt tsbdtfit; rCnn Il mcbr mir unttritdet ptrrtn,
btlic msbr tSunsn mir lriltsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
@e(eQG6oftsz 9er0inDunQ.

Ser llntetfhricbene matt Dem YubIiFum
abtun95 Die Unbei9e, oaB er feinen Bru,
Der 9 oIomou Weauer aIS @efQf6af--
ter Sur Srtreibuu9 os5
SGuDUljsSanScI9
an9encmmen bat, uuo Dap bic Gjer6dfte
nun in 3ufunft no m69t6 nod au5qcoebns
ter uno umfonqreibsr ais frtbcr berie6sn
wereen. Sos 9ssbue QubIiFum in einae,
laoen anSurufcn uno ibre gro6e '2luspabE
Don SaubotS uno isee anbere @attuna pon
Sumter in Qu9enidein 6u nsbmsn uno fur
llb feIb(t Su urtbeiIen.
3u 9Icider 3eit 9ibt Der rntcrScibnete
9ta6ribt al oue Sieisui9sn mrIbe in fei.
nen 8lbcrn nod fbutoia fno, Ipdte(ienS
in GO So9en non tiefem Datum anSurufen
Gno ab5ubeSabIen. incsm nab iencr Belt Die
Sutcr III bic loinos zines Slieoen6ribtsrs
sum @intrciben lbcrQeben msroeu.
Spitpb 98caper.
Nuenfomn, SuIt II. nQ4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Sic 50 Grffe.
SdncnfniIl1cr s
Nidrftprciic,
Gnffrn SlInrffnrrifc.

Gd(tcn @IGrftprcifc.
Stoucr. 5O-QHoijin, 95-Ec1oCn, f3-gEctIt6s
form, G2 -baflr, 4S-6atbsfaomtn, I2-6lrclaaS
men, 8 90 Sinrtbrioomtn, 3 90 - @utttr, Ii -
Gtcr. 0-SdwGincftiih. 7-QHbisfM. 22-pidcrrs
bclb 5 5OO-GitNnbrtS 00-Gjprs, 4 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
9lDrDmDcitDaQ UD(tamt.

SoIasnce Sriefe bIiebrn mdbrsno benz
lcetsu SicrtcG i'm Obigsu poildmt lirgen:
Senrp Simmer. ,Senrp 5tern, Sufan &ub,
Or. Samuel gBillCu, @barItS 3D. Ballet,
GbCmo5 1orrow, Sames 6Dene.
GtepDou 8atltst il q. 80.
SuIi II. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Sin 2Sbig.

au6 Der Ssiblfc in iroif6m @itern lou
betsn: Gib unS unIsr ti9Ii4 SrNo bsute'
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31

nAz-Ttbe Hon M NJ Brooks, of Noxubee county,
sends MS the following short but perfectly clear ana
,;,,od pote We admire that man who IS Dold ana
in the annunciation of his opinions, and IL Is
.xo,, that no one can mistake the positions OF Mr.
p.eoI,s While we endorse his right to entertain and
.nv on;nion political religious he Pieases
tho r;obt 70 combat his views if deemed by
- desirable We have only to say now that his uiti
,a.,,r i NOT the one for which we contend ana
e are not nrepared to distrust the deliberately formed
and coollv expressed Judgment of the people on any
question. fairly and honestly brought before them IL
is possible for them to be mislead or even dece'eu
hence it is the duty of all patriots to expose the dema
roue and the unprincipled We know our friend
Brooks to be an honest conscientious man, true to the
South and her institutions, and we had hoped to nave
his valuable services in the present crisis
NoxUBEE Co., MISS, May 28th, 1851.
MEssRs. CHAPMAN d SMITH
Gentlemen In as much as learn that l am
being censured by my friends IN consequence OF
what they are pleased to term lukewarmness on
nv part or a withdrawal from those with "hom
| have heretofore acted, have thought 1t proper
to make known to them the reasons and motives
which influence me, through the medium OF your
paper This 1 will do very briefly indeed.
The leading men and wire workers of the Sub
mission party believe to be dishonest and I'M
scrupulous partisans, capable of doing anything
and willing to occupy any position that will BRING
with it political preferment. The Southern State
Rights party seem to dstrust the dear people, and
consequently are not leaving the print of then
feet or principles if you please) sufficiently mark
ed upon the ground which they proposed to occu
py last fall The word conservative has no charms
for me just now. This government has failed t(
answer the purposes for which it was created
and l fear policy and sort of superstitious rev
erence for this "glorious Union, will greatly
procrastinate the desires of every true Southern
man-iustce and equality in the Union or indie
Ipendence out of it.
4 Upon the whole have determined not to affili
ate with any party who will not come up bold!
and demand as an ultimatum of the next Congress
division of the territory of California, repea
of the Mexican Laws that are said to exist and b.
in force over our new Territories and also the bill
aboshing the Slave Trade IN the District of Co
lumbia and in the event of refusal of this de
mand, to hoist the standard of unconditional dis
union NJ NJ. BROOKS.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31

GFThe amusing notice of Col. Davis by the Repab.
can is in strict keeping with the somnambulc tenden-
ces of our amiable contemporary, and we much fear
that those "strong theorec sympathies of neigh
Dor will be the death of him this warm weather-po-
liticay. But really panied to learn that our
neighbOr had his curiosity all ofitl completely dis
appointed And yet, all things considered, it is not
very remarkable. Holding Theoretically to, and
"sympathsing' with, the doctrine of secession and
yet acting with party denying that doctrine instead
of the party asserting t;-admittng understand
the full charge of aggression Southern rights and
yet failing to claim justice in constitutional form, is,
to say the least of it, position curious enough to
excite the "sympathes offriends. One learns some
thing of that party which neghbor belongs but
very little of his "theoretic sympathes when he as
sess that 'ts unnecessary and nvidous continuance
THAT is the Union submission party would have a
tendency to encourage "agtaon,' "provide fuel or''
"excited passions and angry controversies and "woud
nurture the hypocrisy of the asprant and the dema-
gougism of the unprincipled.' How "curious'' our
neghbor is and how he the cold steel into the
carcass of his own party-hear him: ave know of no
more efectua means for nstigatng the spirit of dis
satisfaction and dsunon, than that machinery of agi-
tation unkindness hypocrisy and cruelty which would
be furnished by worthless and intoerant an organi-
cation" as this self-styled Unon-submission party
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31
Senator Davis at Columbus.

Senator Davis spoke in this city Friday week
He reviewed at great length, infinitely and with great
power, the various laws passed by the late Congress
whereby the South deprived of empire in terri
tory, and her substance taken to pay State for do
main pledged to free SOIL The effort was phlosophic
lucid and conclusive. He announced himself opposed
to secession as remedy for past grievances and ndi-
Gated several intervening remedies before resort to
extreme measures in his opinion would be deemed eth
er wise or necessary He Believes in the right of Sc
cession, argues it abstract question: but recon-
mends it only when all other constitutional means OF
redress are exhausted.
Any attempt to give synopsis of the Senators eff
fort here would do him injustice and we will only say
that he satisfied all who heard him that he is no dis
unionist.
He spoke at Aberdeen on Saturday last to an audi
ence of from IL to $780, we learn in strain of eo
quence rarely equalled There is great enthusiasm
Monroe and as we previously said, our friends will
carry that county by veyarge vote against submiss
ionsm.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31

CTWe see the name of our fellow-citizens, G. R.
Clayton, mentioned in the last Republican in connect
ion with high judicial position. We have known
Mr. c. for many years, and it affords pleasure to cast
our humble testimony in his favor a gentleman Of
unimpeachable character, enlarged and enlightened
views, and sound lawyer. 1t is with regret that
notice the admission into the Republican, of
muncation originally appearing in Aberdeen paper
rejecting the political position of the present in
cumbent, Hon. A. NJ Clayton. Let us keep the dark
ening influence of politics separated from judicial pc.
sition. can result in good and may do harm at all
events it would tend to old preudices that had
better not be disturbed and feel assured that our
friend of the Republican will give to suggestion its
proper value and ascribe to the motives prompting
nothing unkind.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31

GA friend writing to us from Aberdeen, says that
the speech of Col Davis delivered there on last Satur
day able and powerful one but that his effort of
Monday was overwhelming He says it beyond
comparison the most eloquent and powerful speech he
heard and there is not competent Judge in
our State
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31

GIVE acknowledge the receipt of a note inviting
to be present and participate in dinner rendered by
the friends of the South to Col Davis and Melville,
to come off on the 9th June at Kosciusko; Attaa Co.
Our engagements are of character that will prevent
attendance, but our friends may be assured it would
give great pleasure to be present. and contribute
mite in honoring those two worthy sons and faithful
representatives of Mississippi.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-05-31
Application OF Steam in a new Form.

Messrs. Stton and Collier in connection with two
other gentlemen have succeeded in applying steam to
rotary machinery We visited the shop of the Messrs
Wolfngtons On Tuesday evening last. to witness the
operation ofthe new engine. which, by the way, is a
miniature affair. We cannot attempt description OF
the engine because we were enabled to gather but
very imperfect idea of the modns operand of letting
on the steam The rotary wheels 81 inches in di.
ameter, leaving 24 inches for the steam on and
giving, we were told, but d inches ofleverage pow.
er. The wheels revolye in endless cylinder, and
the steam acts with full power each wheel of an en-
tire revolution. Each wheel is supplied with steam
and as it escapes from the other being supplied no
momentum is lost.
The invention is ingenious and we are prep ared tn
believe its application to mechanical and milling Dur
suits. It will be great economizer of space for
viii require less than fourth the space of hor
zontal engine 1t will save wood, water and furnace
iron. requiring think less than one fourth the a.
mount of the material requisite prope machinery BY
the piston principle.
The power obtained by this invention was applied
to an iron turning lathe, and of the gentlemen
present told US, successfully.
we understand that the gentlemen engaged in this
Improvement are so well satisfied of complete success
that they have commenced the construction of large
engine, with rotary wheel "a inches in diameter and
40 cubic inches steam head capable as is believed
OF obtaining 20 horse power full
We shall keep an eye the progress of these en-
terpFsng gentlemen, and will report to our readers
their success, We live in age of improvement. and
VIII AFFORD us peculiar pleasure to record the
fnl ahors of our townsmen in the field of mechap
icel invention.
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GTThe Monroe Democrat says, after Col. Feather
sion concluded his speech at Aberdeen on Saturday
nghs last, that our townsman, Capt. A. K Blythe. was
called upon the stand, and that he addressed the
pie Tor an hour 1t says "There is an amplitude and
massveness OF mind about him that ceayes its destruc
1--WE way with more than the dread claymores appall
ing certainty. Indeed, when we listened to b;m-b;s
whole strange physical appearance recalling some
"Cou de Lon,' or Douglass Clansman bold-and heard
'ne astonishing eoquence of mere truths plainly told
and forced out in dark relief by the lightning of his WV
ldmetaphors, we almost felt as if we were in otber
Gays and that an unhewn model of Natures true cbiva
stood before while every look and SYLLABLE was
enhsting templars to his banner. In aword the Can
tam is confessedy no ordinary man and though he
may not nave had votary in the house, there was a
marked respect paid him-a confidence in his stern
honesty OF purpose-an admiration of his self-sacrf;c
ing to few, if any, in his peculiar
position. Were we insured against turning disunion-
49, na we Know no one to whom we could listen longer
ana o1tener, with pleasure more and more ipcreas;9
tnan 10 this distinguished individual .
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GIVE are authorised to announce CAPT. JOHN
C. TUTLE as candidate for the office of Lieutenant
Colonel of the 18TH Regiment, Mississippi Militia
Election 2lst. June, 1851.
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MAIL FoBBERE-Fhe pouches from the New
York Office for Auburn and Syracuse were cut
open on the steamboat on Sunday night. and Au-
burn nHed OF all the letter packages. except one
BON Cincinnati, Ohio Syracuse appears all safe.
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FIRST Disadvantages Barton, J. w Matthews T. Word
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Clifton E. C. Wilkinson and J. J. Pettus.
FOURTH D1sTRIcT-Henry Munger, J. j. McRae, L. Jones
Stewart Hiram Cassidy Henry Sturges and p w Harris
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