davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
a 9l9cntf6aft
fir S0untD.2duo mnO SulSatctt=
2iniuriicilc.


Sa elmer Ger tntrrftriebensn Elm SffiSier
in Der Ssr. Stoateu 4rmCe mar uno eabcr
nit cen Sotmeu uucf3cugniBcn patrout III,
eie uetbwentia fno CUR Grlan9una pcn
8cunmIanc, GttrabeSabIunQ. rudlineiae
SsjabIun9 une anocrs Suniuiauuqen, wct
de fdui9 icin m69cn an bic SifiSine une
SoIeatcn ces merlFonifhen Sfrirqes, ces
SrieQcs pCn 1912 uno Der pcrftiecencn Sn.
eianCFIis9e felt 1890; uno ca Ger anptrs
Der untNihriebnen cine Ianqiibriae Gr
fabrnn9 neQrn gage etc. Der weliIitben 9dn,
eerCien uno riac Ssfanntfttaft uSualitit
uno ec5 Gbdrafter5 esrfeben tslitt, 70
btcttn fie bicrourCb ibre Sienlie allen Col.
den an bic aniprihs mic pOrbeIast babeu
uno eie euniti9 uno rortbriIbaft 9sItstncs
eano 81 clbaIten wlnibcn.
Scrrb Sing,
81. g. SCHGucefcr.
Eumtaun GeptelbT Z, 1850 rqbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
@Gcrt s Go.

Wund hGeud tem ou9emm 9utlum o6n9spOU anu
Ne jet eas s6Be 1fOement
Sa6af, GtnupftobOf unp gi9arrcn
auf Sant bom
bl.ofu preIen ob9saTcn
Smer, ibtcm SortbG, bel
bnn unc ittenau @Strf
Sue!d be- III
EAu 9sGunQen 6reu punuh YtIrer Yn beo9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
.EE 7slE!IZI5aZI!sR:;
N.!a;sSAllAHsy
Sr. 2. y. SpipnIcuO'S

9 1r q y a I I ! | o.
oic nu6crprScntlirhitc Mcoi;iu DER SSclt
ll.tir pudbunrIrt unO funfta tauitnO psticnsu fno
pSbrcno rGu listen gpri sahren rcu pirhitrCnsn &rant:
bslten ranur5b 9tbiilt mcrctn. StI httIt
Strcfula, RhcumatiSm,
HuatmCing Shpidt, .oortnddiat SClCbpure,
IusNbruu9, bauttrantbdtSn,
Oltrturifcb3 @fftttI, 3psppiia,
tchErtcihrptreGn, Ttt6rwuncGn,
gtrllcpfuu9, gRafTiuht,
Die Rct, SuNpurm,
otr;tranthtittn, SrCbS uno GCfhnutlft.
o. TaS StGne an eci;r Ntci;tn III, coG fis nit BIZ
9Cnltituticn p;rtet uuo tanner oub auf Die Shpib:
Ten, ncbb6tbi9 Iprtf. Gs III cie Ciuji0t 9iceijn
ole nGilGs, renIs uuo rCihdts Wlat crult uno aud,
cis Gnrthu ErrEht. Soui,noE ino brett tbrS vIatn
SuSineEn i'll tEjtu9tn.
8rcBe Srhbiabrs- unt CONNER 'WcoiSin.
SIZE Yrlcn clItr 6rdhiohrs uub Spatiabrs sinr
Pcttd capru 0Gbrou;hEn, I'M c0s Splttm ju rC9ulrCu
uno ollie ilnrStui9tttiu auslutrIlbtn.
Nebmt @ute &lncu in Itt.
Cine 9cttd rrn e. 9. ScpuftuN's Grtratt ron Sar:
ioparila rEjnit Sos Srittm CluGS SinrEs.
SCict bic 3cuaniIc.
Cics in m tr;cEdCn, rdf ntCn aiue ron fincr bSicr
Srdutbcr i'm ciritt tciaurn wurNc, wcldc alien 2;c
mlibuuGru mCiucs Snmlicndritts trpBtci atcr burd
rtrc Sottcl Won &cmricne's S1rfap1rtua LGniiib So
SuhtttSTT'Stitr Sarest, eU., 40, amtt :, is5o
G"iCs III 81 bs;eltdtu,t taf mir Or Sprrcnes Car.
idrdriud ct rititn Adtrcn pcrtdun urr ais cine scr
tclicu Acriucn tcfrahtcu inScm ipn pite Surcn III
uniCrrr N;dtbtGribat turb rittrtt rcirirt wurNcit
Gin iunatr Mi0uu non riricm Nrt sidmcns eScillcp
Scthrpd, murrc ron Scr Strciclr, rpn tcucu CT arc
&c &lumpn AMI rcm 9iattn hattie, Hmrch Scn G5rFraub
elmer N@ttel 9hcilt Sbrs. 3cdh uRp SOBn.
euntin0rcm IA, Suli3, 1850.
SSGdbricit.
Sos 4u6liftm miro hjururth ttra trihtat, taE
Or 2. g. Scurfnb's SarfaparilIo in 3utuuft ttrtitSt
miro unttr ncr etunl rcn Samts 3. GhtCn, GhIniif,
rClItn Same in &Erbiucunl init rtm rtS Or. e. y.
ScpuIcnc fitb Ouf itrEr 8ttM tGfinrsn wrr, UNI YI:
tru0 ;u ptrblnrCrn.
0~F3um &erfauf tri ScntiuSunS e diam,
l25 GbtsnuttroRt. Nhtatdrhio, Gjtncrol QRhclia(E:
N0cnttn fir Qtnuhlronitn, irpii tti Gmtb, 9ypuua
uuo Srcrler uur Narrn 9R int in autnt0un, Gin:
;i9s llutcraQtutiu fir 9rtha Gaunm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
OeIDlitein> Manufaftur
III 6 at Q u.
S0muel 9tD0ns

Modt NtutIcrn unp Qnceru er9ebenii Be.
tonnt' eab sr bic MhbIfein- Wanufaftur
oISber bstrteten Ucn Qat,id NleIICn, lber'
nommen bat. Sieielte beTnoet iitb
Jn Der SiiosNcmfrcts StraEc, bciuabe ges
8Cnilber SelIis' SSaid)iugton iSoteI.
Gr III bereIt, ferti9e 8uuiieins, 8euteltii.
der, 9siltltrauten, Stuf (Plaster of Paris)
Au Iiefern, allies warrantirt pcn Der belien
AuaIitdt 81 itin uno an berab9efesten prei'
fen. SencIIun9Cn fur Steine. 8euteltitber,
ocsr ir9suo etwaS in ieiuem Sadr msroen
canfbdr an9encmmen unc punFIlicb bs1orat.
GaItcn, Dec. ~, 1851. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
G9allllat1t Grim.
Gurrtcr tn 9(l(entoun,

Sstient iid tifsr @eIr9snbeit ieinsn Sreun.
oCu uno tem Qublifum uterbdupt Die Qn'
Se9e Su MAIDEN. oa6 CT oas @ur,ier (eecer.
btreiter) gefbdft ees 6rn. BENJAMIN
Guomi9 ubcrnommen bat. uno eaB er be-
idQteS gcibdft nun auf feline alIsiuiee Scd'
nun9 an Gem alten Stanrptae in Der 0d'
miItcnllI ape. aCrace 9e9enhber Sa9enbub's
Wutbebaus, iebr ouS9CrCbnt Su betrcbrn
ocrCnft.. Scin Stcd, bcn er aeqcnmdrtia
duf 5ane bat. III Gin itbr grc6er. uno er it
i'm Stdnnc ccniLben an cen rebten pref,
len abiuIdhtn.
SobIIF0er! SobIIe0er!!
Sein Stcf SCbtlecr in Elm berrIiter.
uuo or miro etnftben an Cen biuio(fcn
Vreifcn obfrten. - e cine prcft ilno ron
10 bis % Gents.
aaibfclle uno SbrricScr pcn erRr
Sute nnc rttnfoIS lebr tiui9.
GiSoS -Gr BAT 9Icidfals sinen port.
rdfIIdcn Nrtifcl iponifte Rters auf
9anp, Die Mdnib nj QGncwo uberlrrfsn
rCrren t6nnen. gauj btUi9.
Sbrdn prn rcrSuQIiter SunIitit bat
er audi duf t6anc crn or an YbiIaccIpbier
WdFtrreifrn atfttrn min. 81 qcccnfr ale
cicft NrttftI icrerieit onf t6auc Su bdItsn. 10
CAP Nirmanr es pr'f.bIrn Fam. wenn Ct
fur irarno eincn tri ibm anruft
&5Gutc! &pGutc! $5Gutr!
Gr tci0bIt inner rie btttilen Maft:
prriit in 0a0rNdo occr i'm Qustauitb fur
Woarcn fur allie Nrteu Soduts.
Iuh p0nEtittr Ubmartuno feinrr Sc
fttifte uuc tillide Yreiir, hrfft CT ais Jun
qo Nnfiulc fcir en- 3tciI Der @ rnli res pub.
iifums i'd 5uSu is5tn. mUfur er licts cautbar
isin nilo.
SEilliam Grim.
Autntouu, SFt II. 1850. nqbu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
Jn9enOli6e Sin0flaGr.

Sine iu9tnclihe @inQfloiTe miro ocoen.
,rdrtia iCrmitt, rpelte iib in :. 90. 9Iifmb,s
S6ulboufe iseeu Sonnerliaa Natmittoo
tvcn bsute 0n) um &iertel Dor 5 ubr. .,,S
unteul6t pHfammelu icu. '' 0''"'
!Gttern, msltbeibrc 3incsr nru 2fnTanos
9rnneGn Der WuhP unterribtcn laiftn mol.
ien' l0uien TIRE Namtn fD9lrib auf Die lif1e
leeen. Qrei5 per &ietci. so Gents.
Sebruar 8. O""i' '>'ts S3yr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
Us 9(9entf0aft fin
Sonntp 2nn0 uuS SoLSotcn.
gfnipriid)c.

Ca her llntcrfbrcbcne cine aenoue 8s.
tanntl6att bat nit cen Scrmcn uuc 3eua
ntben wslhs nOtbmsnri9 fino CUR Changing
oon SountDIano, GrtrobSabtuna. ntiidn'
ct9e StSabiun9 uno anocre &ermiai1un9cn
meIde fiui9 lctn m6Gn all Die SffIiisre une
ScIeotCn hes mcrifauiIten Siricges, ocs
1,ie9ss rCn 1912 Ser peftirrcncn Sn
cianatricas felt 1880; uno incem or cbrn.
falls cine ou60eocbnte GenuiniB ucn Ger ga.
Qe unc Sualitdt Ger wriiIiben 9dnoercirn
beiiet, 70 bietct or biueurb feline SitnGe
allen SCI6cn an, Die 4niprube ME ucrbe.
fa9t baben uno 9uteS uno pcrtbcilbaft eele
genes Sano Su erbaItsn ninfhcn.
Snnluel u. 93rib9es.
Uusntaun, Rop. Ia, 1850. uobu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
GiioS 0yS crE,

QanbmsGgru. Sbrei6cr, Scrivener:
Madt ben @innCbnern non 9etd bic I'm
Ssi9s, eoB er 9eiOnueu it fib ausltIir6lid,
ben Ubiqen @rfhdftrn Su wiomen, uno eriud
bobsr aus, bic fsiue 0isnie nttbig BADEN,
bel ibm ansurufen. Gr bot cine 9runrIihe
Grfabrun9 in tefa9ten @efbiftsn, uno per,
but9t lib, bic pIihtcn oerleIbEn phuftlitb
rs6t, esniNsrbaft uno unpartcilfdb Su rfuI
len. Seine Sitite 1T in Der Soms5 Sra6e
einise &burrn ntrcIitb pon 9o9enbutS's
9al1baus.
q. @. - Sic Yhidtcn enrS QfiI9nics
grscutors, QcminiliratOrs. II. {. M. mnbcn
aud Don ibm becent uno ftbnea in Gihti9
feit eebradt.
9lpp 81, 1850. no6WI
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
p q SIS
lLlsAalsl;1. 81 !Iaia
@crrD SdOiS'

TNRR " - Wv
Sc9etn6ilifber S6mer;cnttillcri
SaS 2SuuSsr ScS 3citnItrrs.
Snnsrtitbrs unb duferlibcs gRittsL-Gi:
ne arcfc GrfueunN ure fhGebort Ntbiju. SCrS 80:
miliI lt cjnE grtd in SduSu rITebsr SrouthCit b:
rtit hotIn. Slt hiilt
9hcltra, llntrl.irstifwAoru, 8htmattsnl,
Shttr, Tit rrtbt &chr, IripTia
Ghrlit, Shmtrin I'M 6cpf, 0crbrtuuunacr,
9ttls, 0urchfaI, Suttldbu19cn, ,Cts.
Scict bic 3cuGniiic.
SicS tricudt roE ith iir mctrcrs 9Crudfc Sapis'
Scdttdtiiicr = Stbncr;cnniiCr IN cidlcn SdlcUS
fllr or CmpichItu tn mtiurr SNmIlic dctrnud,t uur
as cine nuBIidle Sanlicn' aichlin crfunrru hibr.
81 %rcuiom
VadOr an ser NavtifGnttrtc ~ San Nipcr.
SiSturd AGartbas' 2;iurrorb
GNits mat tcicu0cu taG ih SNnuis' 2 Gdhmcrrutiltr
NIT arcecm 9rfpd IN Sdhrn ron &tnccrS tplCrd Tits
0ctrGuft bnrc uub ais cine hGsearc SdmiIicm DC.
ctiIu dnClpicBlc. 9. &. Tormcr
I0tcr an Scr Sartcntirdlc
SrtunS SNris:- SiCs maa tc;cmIcrL rae i'd Scm
e @ctncricnflrr mnlcr nod in mcIucr Ndrlit &C,
rrdutc Sctuc @cmutEcir III cit Erci his ptr 9)Ic,
aurmp rhiru. q. pcdbanI.
Sau Nipcr Sst.i
o. Bum @trt0uf i'm GirrlIn urb 6linrn tci Str=
fins uur Sborp, l2J Ghrfnufittofc, YbitacElpbia,
ne tir%atn 2(ltnt,n fir TrnuTlp0nGr, an eG os 9SGs
itItIunan uue Nuprdht fir N9trtibafttu atnohtrpcr:
rcn muFr. Gtcnfolls gum Niutauf hi Giutb,
9Bcuua niEo Ercricr, in 9'udlchr ccs ,Tatrirttn,'
unp td H0rrn 9eint IN HUtNtaun, n;JSl,ntro9crttn
fir 9t,ha Gaunlr
sTtImN. 2G. 1850. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
So0 SGicfcr
III Wuent0llll.
GscCr9c WScgcc
iu UCrf0ufen,

Der llntcricihnste matbt Gem pubIifun
biermit bsfaunt, coB or in g8aftino,cn
Saunfdip. eeda County, perf6iCesne Stic
ferbru6e ct6ffuet bat. atImo nun Stbicfsr
pcn Ger alIerbelten SuaIitdt uno pun ieeer
tr!iCbi9su @rIBe sum Oeden pCn @ebduoen
prrferti9t une Sum &ertauf angebpru ncr
cen.
Yerfcnsn in 9shd. Buds, 9lortbamptcn
unc 8erts Counties, wcIbe ron ccm Cbiaen
QrtiFd 9cbrouten wcIlen. reroeu bic
S6itfer seIiefsrt an ben anncbmbariien gs.
cinaun9rn uno wcbfsiIer aecedt ais Gin
S6iueeIcab. 9Ser riu Sbiefr6ab baben
nil, miro ss su feinem Soubtil frnecn Bel
eem tlnterfbrietsnen anSurufsn Deer rincn
Bricf an ion su fhidcn, ebe man Ionffwo
Fault. Uae 8saetlunscn eurb Die Vcff
eerr auf aneere 8eife, wsreei prompt BE-
fOr9t. 4NersGe:
8cOr9s gutfnr0,
Sanpor 30. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
SSic6figc SScrlesaasagD
9lcue Gabinrts2SoarcnsStu6c

untcr5citncte, b0neelno unter Der Sirmd
Won Steacr uno 0eebner. Qcben bier
curb Nattridt. c05 lie nun cine berrIitbt
Cabinet @aarCn.S CrcfTnct ba.
ben uno Srar in SceitlIcmhbalIe in Ger 0a
milton Strofc. Ger Gtdpt Uncniaun, allmr
lie 9cQenmirtia ouf 9ano batcn unp immtr
Su baIten qecCnfsu,
Sin pOfiitGnai0ca 2t6prtcnrcnt
Der pOrSu9tidfen, ih6nfcn uno bclien Gnti
nCtnaaren. bic il in etcicr Stdot Sum &u
fduf angcbcten wOlccn lmo-uno oa Die
IeIbe aIIe untcr ibyCr cigcncn UufIltf Qcmatt
mereen, 70 tonnCn Hno werren lie Qstue fur
rsren @ute btnaCn. Sbr ieFiNer Strf. rCr
lie lmmcrbin 6a pCr9l0begn 9tccnten, teifcbl
aus
4Uu Qrtm SOfa5, Sccretirs. Bureaus
@ntercbrS. Shaufdlubte, Sclfs, 8utb
erltbrdnFc, @drr, Qitr, Seio, Ginning unr
Suottalt Slide. 0le Nrfm 8cttlacrn
une turS Ques oaS in ibr Sab einitldat
SiGisniaen. Gle bnS 6dusbaItcns teairncn
9ecehten, mo anectf, irrroen nCbltbun
WCnn lie bel tbuen onrufen ehc iie fcnitnc
tapfcn-ouf jcccn SAT- fofCt rdS gdtben
ia nittS.
0urh CUTE Nrbcit 9anS ti0ioc Yrcife uni
YhnFtIltc nno mili8e 8ecienun9. QcccnFcn
lie nd ih'rn UntbeiIcrr 8unlcc WubIitumS
iuiniicben, wCfur fIe I'D iccrr3cit conFbar
5ci9cn mcEeen. Sic bitten oIfo nm 9cncis
ten 3ufpruh.
SS 6Iif Utcit mito aud tci ibnn oui
bic ftrislie Un5ci9e uno Su cen biQiafrn
Sctin9un9cn ucrfCyat.
Games Sicncr,
0raucio ). S1ccbuer.
SCtempcf ,, ieJO. nQbr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
QIu6gCjei6nctc6 Ocutibes
" teD 2DulOcr,
Ctn;t9 sutcrtlkt rurt
SS1tlacc ui0 SDcDm1n,
SS S6cEldTG Df

@DPltlalt Oru99tNen,
9lo 226 NCrb Drite Sraee, Qbilacelpbia.
Die uiiouulht toliltrafr uuS til Sltt uno SHitd,
crMNuon 9atonbthClIt tiIiis init NGtht aus1s,sitb.
rttIn &ItlrutrrS bot lbm cine Yrubnthtit prlhaft,
rrimmtr 60 9ltr0utht Warrt, wjt uch tIiuem anptrn
~ ShlI 0lpIrotn III.
Us bat cine ttrttIQRirtunl auf Sil rtroausnoln uno
Nohrun0si0ft cSIu9inrm Sraons Ger SbiErt. rpermdb
Gin 0rCPrtr ytauf rcn GtrluG aus ecr otGvTmllehtu
9Ho'it Stttr htrur1itrabt uno ct0l;db ct Suanttit
ptn Nhldb un0 StLmottrie I'M Gin StrtutnoiS ras
mttrt miro. @6 MIRO nab ltrcn0 wifTtnEhaftlihcn
Nrtjrttn NtreitIt, uuo mcr grcflrr eisbia's 9Prrt
User Gninl0lihe 9btmie atlam furtliIlt, ipiro iieb
rcn rem Sti9tn flbit uttrYu0tn.
Gs miro bdcnrr5 GnEnpfcbttn in olI rcn enpSbnlis
DIN 9rantb!lhn o'r 9Sfsrpr' rEs S1Ornpicbs nnO
sA SIR 9'fcrbc:
=. - gci acItem QBofer Distsmpr,
pA8 0rhfen, SOunber. 8eluii prs
Essl-==2z=s7zsSs Nppelit5 uno Ger rfcrr erliten
gnsr9is. 0uffen. ScfiItun9. Sirbtr, ee.
ihmoIlrnEn 0cinrn, @rifcrn, etc.
o7ra Tiir 9iibc.
L-s4 gHlr bIlecn iabllrli 3u9uf fl ron bGfTsn
--zs4--Ai~ un'bdetartm g1rtbt fir .RGht in Sclae
Ntr IN ctnidrtn Cnthantn @tltnlthaftn fir riI &tIs
rdntlInl tts SrtiktrIls in tint GIGFcrt Suant'tst
rcu 9Mbaft ols 0trGhnlitb rlutt ipirc iprtbss rem
om Diurm elmer iSrtu Yricu ttiurtn clltt, fir cine
Nub CtlnIt. is ptrm,bu nitbt alltn bic SuautltSt
rr Nhtb uno rts 9iGhurs mo purTf icneSrn Is
rirctiITt outb rtrtn SuuIit$t 0u tb rt atGocnrihs
Hnpnrunl rWfs 9uIrTs miro oucb cae <b cid
f;hnIltr fitt
Sn foit uUIn Grontht!tin Nts bclrrilbs, ots
9cble 6omcr, McIf oufSuo ona. puroiren
b,m bti fiItT Waiee rrrr ftIttnm
Suffer, InmudS. Qppstitspnlut, an.
ilierCn, Si5trmpcr. etc.
Sn alien Grantbsiteu ter
At~K]-S g cine. oIs arfdn onenrr
s55s&z.-ezsz s5A-z-=seezzsz Gals. Sufcn. @iirruuacu in
eup9cu unc 9ttcr. ,t mhft cs fan mis elm
Wnnecr, uno III tin trrflitcs Scrbcua.
unasmltttl uno trd9t unqemCin rieI Sum
SeItmdttcn Ger Sbmfine tci.
Strrnonn Ger cnm @tiltb nit ritfnl 4ulStr
ontt. miro th tolr pcn rrliIn prr;dithtn @aens
ihattEn dttr5uSt b0ttn unp uibt mebr cbut eadbC fin
fvclItr.
o. 9titirtia ouf onnr unb gum 9'tttauf tci
6mtb, YJOnm9 nno z SrrElrr,
I'M guhitrtr gum .,YantChn" unp ttt RaufItltcn uno
OruQliittn i'm Hndtmcinr.
Sttruar 81, 1851. naI5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
9lorrei6e fcuigfcit!
0clo grfpart 1T ticlO DcrDient!


Se llntr,itrisbenen MAIDEN bierour6 Die
QnSeiae oaB Iie nab eem 2Oiten ndtiten
Mdrs itr @siddft nab Dem
GdGtbs pber Sa0r9el0>S 0>Splfem
su bstreibsu ssrsntsn, mCcur6 ibre &uncen
nno 3aufence mrbr. prn 20 bis 25 prcjent
an auem 9tIo. weIhss lie fur Strbt9utsr
ausseben. sripartn f6nneu. inrem mir Damn
unfsre 9utr um iouisl probente wpbIfeiIsr
abfresn f6nnen. oIs irseno elm Stpbr Der
nab csm @rsciEfrfem perFauft.
limo nod ctipGs SScucs!
Ra6 ObsnssmeIpetsr 3sit wercen mir 81
unfsrm tersitS uusCbsursn Stcf aud nOh
Serti9 9emarDte Glctbcr
pon ierr 8ensnnuns binSufh9en, meIbP
wpblfeiler pnfauft wsresn fousn. ais eies il
in eielem Mattt 9sftebn 1T. Sauern,
brinot unS Cure Butter, Gisr, S6malS,
ehmeineflsift, ETC., uno mir mCIIen 9u6
init sausen Suits" rsrisbsn, rbne eas Sbr
ginen Sent fur Stneiccn ocer Ma6en tu
bsSabIeu babt.
q. S.-&eine giter Wereen fur SOIb
ar9ebsn, ebs frIbss aeIiefert III.
SamiOm @a9ner lInp Gp.
Ttbruar 27. nqim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
8. q. G 6ota,
S0hrlnrat
December 5, 1850.

"''H''' OhI
MIRO ~ Hucntaun fein auf cen 2lfltn Icbr.
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tives in Congress who opposed the COM
promise, now to retreat under the pledges
Of acquiesencein the compr. mise. and es-
cape from the consequence ofall their po-
litical crimes.
Those wing measures which we have
heretofore maintained as a part Of the
wing policy, thrust, we are still ready to
fight for / know nothing as wing from
which it is necessary at this present mo-
ment to rccedc. There may be questions
on which it is unnecessary to do anything
now, but to express our firm undertaking
confidence in wing policy and wing prin-
ciples. Beyond that, perhaps, we need
not go. Its enough to speak Of those
measures which as wing measures now de
nand deliberations But the great ques-
ton. repeat. which must override all 9th
ers at the present moment is this question
of unionism and disunionism. 1t is ncces-
sary that gentlemen from the different dis
tricts should consult with each other and
confer with each other. Its important
that we should know the particular ground
taken by every candidate for Congress,
throughout the State asio secessionism and
disunion,sm, that we may direct upon
them from every quarter, the same implc-
ments Of battle which We are using in our
own district l have said much more
than had any idea of saying, and thank
the Convention for their kind attention.
| Cheers.
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This gentleman is canvassing the Red
Land District with an efficiency and zeal
characteristic ofhs great energy and his
deep devotion TO the cause he has espous-
ed. He has sought, by all honorable
means. time after time. to appear before
the people of the District in company
with his competitor, Hon. Paulus Powell;
but, up to this time, these efforts have
been unavailing.
In his discussions Of the great question.
at issue between DEMONSTRATING no les,
than the perpe,uity of the Union Of the
States on the one hand, and blind adhc
renee to the doctrines of avowed disunion
lists on the other-he avoids all allusion
to Mr.. Powell questioning his patriotism
but scruiinizcs his acts and afliniiies, and
exhibits the destructive tendency of his
course. He boldly asserts, and success
fully shows, that upon the peace measures
of the last Congress hung the Union Of
the States and the happiness of the A
merican people-that against these meas.
urcs Mr.. Powell voted Except in soil
tary instance) in company with those who
were ready with sacrilegi"us hands tc
tear into fragments the Union Of oul
country and destroy its priceless Liberties
Mr.. Goggin is not only appearing be
fore the voters of his District on thei
Court days, at public places, but no is
day after day. discussing the great ane
important questions now at issue, in The
country, at nciglborhood gatherings, iha
all may understand his position and thai
of his competitor. as taken from tho re-
cord.
On Monday Mr.. q. spoke at Trinity i'll
the lower part of Bedford Tuesday at
Waughs Ferry. and we would ask the at
tention Of those interested TO the list of
appointments to be found in another col
umn, part of which are for Abemarle
county. If the Wings throughout the
District will do their whole duty, his G.
lection is beyond doubt.
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Political Tournament i'm viry,a.

Messrs. Bolts and CaskIc. the respective noni-
nees of the Wing and Democratic parties ofthc sixth
Congressional district of Virginia met in public dis
len at Hanover on Tuesday last in Inc presence
of large assemblngc.
The discussion embraced the entire round Of cur
rem; political topics, and was conducted with good
deal liability both des, varied now and then by
lively rerartee. and ready. cutting wit. We think
TINT any candid reader ofthc report it appears in
the Richmond papers, viii arrive at the conclusion
that the prepondcrance of argument, was on the side
OF Mr. Bolts, whose opening speech excel
lent exposition of sound, wholesome Wing doctrine.
For one scrap only make room; it is that
portion Of the proceedings in which the Democratic
nominee declared himself an advocate of State Sc
cessior, under certain circumstances
Mr.. Btts-You speak f'-Statc interposition;
do you mean secession or rullihcationl
Mr. Caskc.-Scccssion / consider to be the
remedy; use the general phrase because
"Mr. Botts.-Oh, / understand you.
"Mr. Caskie.-I am glad you ask ed the question.
hold that it is the right of the State when the fun
damental compact is broken. to seccde from the L.
Mon. You cannot state it in distinct or clear
er terms than give il in.
"Mr. Botts.-Clear enough"
CLEAR enough" in all conscience to satisfy the
Union loving citizens of Virginia that Mr.. Caskie is
not proper man to be entrusted with the advoca-
oy of their interests in Congress. Were he sound
nh other points, this alone wonld he sufficient to
condemn him; but being an elite Democrat and Sc
cessonists to boot, bis case is deservedly hopeless
-ReDnjftr
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The Abingdon Convention.

The following letter was meant 10 be
private but believing that We could not
better promote the object Of the writer, we
disobey his injunction, and publish it. Its
suggestions should be needed. Lynchburg,
is at this time more interested in the speedy
completion Of the Railroad, ION account Of
the heavy tax, which its construction i'm
poscs.) than any portion OF the State.
ABINGDON. Sept. 2s, 1851.
The friends Of or Road in this place
deem it extremely important that Lynch
burg should be properly represented at the
coming Convention on the Sth prox'o. A
large delegation from Tennessee will be
in attendance and it would be dishearrcning
in the last degree, to the friends Of the work
at this end Of the line, TO be compelled to
believe that their zeal in the common cause
did not elicit corresponding response,
from their Trans Allegheny friends
As have before stated Tennessee will
tc well represented as, there is reason to
believe. will also the adjoining counties IN
this State. Let them MT be disappointed
in their reasonable expectations. Appeal
to the gentlemen who have been appointed
delegates to make an effort, IF effort is re-
quired) TO aid the good cause with their
personal presence at this important gothcr.
ing, on the coming Sth Of October. The
final location Of the road 10 the Tennessee
line will be completed in all next week.
Yours truly.
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The following nominations were made
by the Democratic Convention. held in
Staunton.
For Gorcrnor. Johnson, Of
Harrison.
For Lieut.. Gorc,mor. - SHELTON L.
LEAKE, Of Madison.
attorney General.-WILLrs p. BococK,
of Appoma'tox.
We have not yet received the detailed
proceedings ofthe Convention, and, indeed
we doubt whether they will ever be fully
reported From all that we have heard,
Of the excitement, confusion and discomfort,
and especially the scene attending the
nomination Of Mr.. LEAKE, we suspect,
that the unwrit,cn. history, of the Stanton
Convention, would exceed in volume and
interest the written Itissaid, that charges
affecting that gcntleman's personal char
acter, were alluded to in the Convention
by distinguished member, JonN NJ
GREGoRY-latc Lieut. Governor. and that
other gentlemen, declared themselves rca.
dy to make them good. Quite a aare-up,
we are told.was produced, when the Con
ven,ion prudently adjourned, TO allow
gentlemen to cool down.
We should not have referred to ihi
matter. had it not been part ofthe opei
proceedings of the Convention,and aread.
in the public press Whether the transac iol
referred to by Mn. GREGORY, was explain
ed to his satisfaction, and in what way
we do not know.
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IONNusICATEp.
Mr.. Edi'or:-It is now almost certain lint Tho
voters OF this district composed Of the counties 81
Campbell ard Appomairox, will be called unon
toe second Monday in next December to clcct a
Senator, to represent them in the first General As
scnlbiy OF virginia. under the new Constitution
1t is important, that the Wings should select an A.
be- and efficient candidate to be run BY them for
that Office, and for that purpose. we know Of no
person more suitable and available than Capt.
DANIEL MARI. Of Campbell, gentleman emf
ncniy qualified BY his talents, and nc business hah
ia, TO fill that important station. Athough Capt.
MARI is our first choice. yet are willing In A.
bde tho decision Of District Convention, which
VIC propose shall be held, in the town IL yncb-
burg, as soon as practicable. CAMPBELL.
We hope that the suggestion of"Camp-
bell" for holding Convention will be ac-
ted on by the Wings of Appoma,tox and
Campbell at the earliest practicable time.
The Democrats have already taken steps
for Convention.