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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

If Tao G taaidatcs for Floater con-
eeiv.ng it important to reduce their
number from four 10 one; upon meet
ing II this place on last "Wednesday,
agreed upon and adopted the follow
ing plAn to accomplish the desired
end: That the Sheriff Should select
one reliable Democrat from each civ
il district, who might be in town on
that day, TO whom shoald be referred
the respective claims of the cdndi-
dates, and who should decide as TO
which CT the candidates they con
ceiyed Ito be the choice Of the Demoe-
racy Of the county; and whatever
decision they came to Should be final
Circuit Court being il session, the
Sheriff had but little difficulty 10 OBJ
tain man from all The districts eA-
cept FIVE, and those five were repre-
sented by the candidates selecting
one cadh, and the Sheriff the fftlI
one, making in all twenty-five OF one
from each civil distric, These gen
tlenen thus selected, met, and upon
the second balloting, selected Capt
HcJ5 as the candidate, by a MAJOR
" Of . ne of The whole number vo-
ting.
We are informed tiiat those ruled
eff viii abide in good faith the result
Of this rcf.rence; and viii, in few.
days, ID all probability, instruct us
to, strike their names from the list Of
tes- which re DO not feel az
t. Dried to DO without
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
The Canvass
f+om /. he y asAri5is -4aaerle4n
KNOX ILI.g, July ]. 1851.


ftom Ne NrsAri5is laarrie,.n.
KNOX VILE July ] 1851
/ DEAR SIR: Coy. Trousdale ad-
dressed the people OF Knox county
on Saturday. The audience was
large and gave an attentive hearing.
He coneiliated his opponents by the
respectful terms III which he alluded
to his absentcomp9iitor, Judge Ca mp
bell. As that gentleman was hot
present, he invited any of his ! up
porters in the crowd to,step forward
and lead Oft in advocacy of the whig
cause. After a considerable pause,
and no one appearing, Gov, T. m AIDE
q most mastery defence of his po psi
ton upon the great questions of the
day, aud gave 4 lucid explanation Of
the ground occupied by the party in
Tennessee, who, while they are wiling
to abide by the Compromise of Is 30,
are nevertheless confident that by its
provisions the North has aggressed
upon, and obtained advantages, palpa-
BE and lasting over the South. |
have not heard a Single whig object
to q sentiment EXPRESSED by the Cow
ernor on that subj oct. If any one
south of Mason and Dixon 5 line
considers Gov. is views as expires ked
at Knoxville as ultra on South en
rights, | would consider him dead to
every sentiment Of public virtue of
even handed. justice and political
right-prepared 10 submit to further
injustice, degradation and nflriorlty.
| have heard wings make the sa me
admission; while GOV. I. ayoEed not
a single sentiment OF disun5on, he
made a bold avogal of the rights of
Southern States, and ably vilIdiGaa ted
their claim to equality and juFtice-
Upon orr State policy the Coy. S
exposition of his views was clear Ind
satisfactory He is in fine edith
and spirlts-iIhproves by his traFel,
is cool, calm, deliberate, and firm as
eyer-speaks like a man Of can Tor
and truth, and is as ial. as ever alb ye
the low arts and tricks of the M ere
politician, and the meanness Of the
demagogue.
The Governor regrets, as We all 90,
that Judge Campbdl's health has
not allowed him to accompany his
competitor If the views of the lat
Ter are less Southern than those We
listened to OH Saturday, he is G er-
tainiy not the man to preside oyer
Te. ,nesSee. | wish we could have
heard them Oh this subject. G bv.
T. has been t.qnd especially ii East
Tennessee, much misrapresented,
md it was due alike to him self, to his
friends, and to the holy cause of
State rights, that he shq nd appear
n every county, an q declare and
indicate his sentiments. He las
therefore determined to meet all .f.s
appointments. Our friends
ire sanguine Of largely increased !
tote. The Legislature Will also be I
,urs. Yours, truly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

The crops in this region ofcounfry,
We are glad to learn, are in a most
hourishing condition. The cotton
crop looks well, and is growing finely:
the corn crop Is prospering and prom
ises well; and the tobacco crop would
DO well, BID It for the grasshoppers.-
They have cut down a vast number Of
the plants that have been set out
fhe early wheat which has mostly
been harvested, is very good; but we
a re sorry I'd learn that the latter kind
Of wheat is injured by the rust, to
a considerable extent Frahliu
Repte,r.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

eeis2 ~
lplalfoim. Itca mol IL foa,as *
NOT only taeitly adlnitsit, but at least
half his article IS devoted to a defence
iof himself for 50 doing. IEe says
plainly that he j. On the same plat
form with Ca:4P5eR, but that he was
on it FIRST Well, Il that be the
case, We are content In fact, we
like it decidedly, for i'll that case, as
tho editor of the Journal is on the
wing horse before Campbell, and as
We dfe on the democratic horse be-
hin d Ipasaqd', it throws CQmpbeA
and ourselves i exact opposition, and
thd same With Trousdule and the
JotraF h.; and he advise the editor OF
that paper to cease his cross-fre at
us, |an4 hurl IBIS paper pellets d.
rec Fly at the Odd Hero head, and
we viii fire. tie last shot in our
loel ler at CuahItH And, as we
haI e just saidi we decidedly prefer
it 10 using opl ammunition on a
Democrat, If he VIII not force Us to
it Under a pai4ful necessity.
The J25srnal is pleased to say that
We have advisers, and of course he
mutt think they are Rad ones Or he
won Id not find fault with the m
We Will not rd taliatc by saying that
it b s any; bdt we will say Il at il
il has not, il needs them very b Idly;
and if il has, it lad better eli ange
them or they will change it from
what It has b{en to God h nows
what Now, Jglonul, before 20 b at
tempttoahswerfh isarlicle, orproF ound
anvil new interrogatories, 20 back
and answer candidly al of our char
Sc IS We have hitherto done y ours,
a nd t''en Wen | L ready TO hear You
aea..H. LET us Have no more dodg-
inq-n>,. moe eyasions-but come
up aid n. ! fe issues boldly like
a NAH.
A word more TO The ,JotJuai, and
we VII close fer this week. If YOU
honestly believe we we dig resslns,
to do So, from To or fJnal
land marks of Democracy up.n a4,Y
why did you not apprC, ach
US Privately and admoniSh US with
seine of that IS rang adj vice which
you know your . re capable of giving,
TO a4opt differ ent COURSE and not
attempt to crush us with q public .
IDENTIFICATION thr pugh your columns
IS wifgs Il seems to US this would /
have been. the better course, if You
lesisIl all your adste,2y efforts to
aecoI4 rlish that union aad harmony
n {hd great Dem pcratic family which
zen You'd fan make believe. We
re s. ErIrised TIA It Your good sense
ecrnI1 1t ed you to do otherwise--you
.nrclJ knew that kind admonitions,
f not more likely to succeed, should
It least have been employed beloref
,ublie denuaciation; and would have,
,erchanee, enabled yoa to devote
he ella mas you now appropriate TO
malicious persecution Of us 10 tie 4
.dvocHcK Of Coy. Trousilale's cleo
loa- o
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

{ has seldom fallen to our lot
70 feel a deep h intcrestaad t2 have
seen 50 well entertained, for a few
hours. rs We Vt ere at Marlrecsboropgh
on the ( h ii s., GR The occasion Of
the celsbratio b Of the opening Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga RaiFoad
10 MuFfreesbq roagh. a large con-
course Of Ii citizens of the sur
rounding Goa nties md It with tie eli
.crprlsing and hospit4ble citizens of
tie good coanty of R4therfqrd. on
that OCCASION TIE nurn bcr Present
has been estimated as high as ten
thousand. All sedmal delighted and
cheered in participation in the
items Of the eelcbration.-
The crowd was addressed ~ Messrs.
Reo1ly and SIereaSoa, after which all
r4paired to the tables, which were
furnished with an abundance of all
tie substantiAls necessary to consti-
tnte > lelicio Is e,.aner. The whole
affair passed Of decidedly pleasantly.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

Statistics Of MssissPh .-Ihe Get
sus statistics of Mississippi show the
number Of dwellings to be 50,927;
families, 50,SSt Free population,
295, 900, Slaves, 800, l1S. Deaths
during The year, S,26 l.. Farms,
SO, 322I Value of real estate, 500
57b,3s3; personal estate, SIP
S6D,530; Of products of industry in
the last year, S2,794,9l4 a. Cotton
baIcs-Faised, 1864. Bushels Of
cora, 2I,031,00 Schools. 93I;
teachers, ,l07; churches, '99l.-
Paupers, 245; criminals, So. From
the county Of Yazoo no returns
were received.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15
Tile est.
The Bolivar Democrat gives tie
following good counsel:

The Bolivar Democrat gives tie
following good counsel
THE CANVASS The present can
yass reminds us very lmueh Of 40
and III. We have hevo r seen the
whig party more yigilant and watch
ful than at present. 60 where you
will, on the public 50 pare, in bacls
rooms, in the CO uniry, and you Will
find the wings caucusing, plotting,
Sc. We have p large majority i4
this CongressiolI al District II the
democrats are pesirous that their
time-honored principles. should lie tr;-
umphant In the present contest, they
must be mp and doing Remember
that upon the success of principles
depends the honor, the'happiness and
the welfare of 0 Ut country. Every
democrat should feel that he has.
something to doIin the present cam
vass; and he ought to do it cheerful
y, faithfully, uhtiringly. Remem-
Der that we have an old enemy to.
contend with; one, too, that is treach-
erous and uniru E. We have ever
been victorious when all our forces
have been MARCHED to the contest
Let US, IN the present important cleo
ton, not prove untrue to ourselves
and the cause We advocate Be u
gilant, be at Your post, and al is
right.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

SAINT T. linton has b cen nonina-
ted as the Wing candidate Tor Grow
ernor of Ohio.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-15

waste dt time Oh d pace to Band,
@9rds 'willF thft paper. You will
A.ereioFe, We tr4a t, continue to e4
arEise ti.e nocos44 ~ fdrbearance i
this matter until we shall have, il
.ItAp estimation Of pll : sasouable anr
Intelligent men, given the Editor Q
jthht print, more f. lly if-neea te, h
qaF etass.
/ The next attempt Of tie editor 0
the L.4fe{l Joark43, after bis abor
tive effort 10 make Us responsible to-
chilas, is to array is ia opposition 4
Ill the prominent rIopal;;E politicians
Of tAe County, ada theFeby to throw
the whole weishtIof heir popularity
Ind Influence up4n or Shoulders
had I'll CIR what? spraly, not because
.ra a;fsr with hEri onI the Connrc-
1,isa. r. a;lfar sbdot Wills bc s.,,.s *
III il,st c.3se ofI dom,Jaiat among
Iden,ae.,ts IS tbIr 81 ho noliiical
/ riIc;rlo involved. TbBt wo,bfa be
IL .bsi,r.l = nosi,iIo th.It v.a M;lI not
lsi5, I,,e il nnoo tbh .7ou,,o1 e,j;+or-
HI wl,at tl.en bavd i 9 off.n3e,l2 We
I / c,,no - ~, Il |. cobcl;,s;oo and
II, ..,o drawn ;rral;st il,IJ toif bxtl,e
WboI9 eor,rse Of tbaf editor towards
IL Itis +b;s. tba+ I'D ( nnw;llin.,
HILL H. slo,ld air. n,blis,, naoaY
III eaabla rs 70 drae,rI oiir brasd
Hones1v. in the s,I,,,4 toa = vif, him
4eIf I'd to rroyent this. Ind 10 crush
is ,ibw fiat va I,Isl d.,rod IL d. Il
Ba i.Kokes ai,I frlm ev pry o,,art er.
H. H. onlv m,li,kko,Bslv lies - oi,r
evarv ma.!,,r T. nd NM boI
,Ioo,,,s ,,,,on,,lar L., I odioos hit h
sool, - Il row 6nIn Il tl,o wo;gbt ofI
o,,r JILL ro,,,.r IL, jan; no,1t 40
rDocr.t;c canl;latoE h. c{.rq;;nr hat
j. I'LL io;nod l. en.Io.,or;;p T., 4
,r;5a ont onpos;,5o5 Il III m.obe
,on ooes eoif.r ;,Il,is.lo enc 81; ion as
j i. ,,r,v ,,..!;nst'n opr ,,.ll,nt
.o,,,g+ ol,.s -, r,l;;n ! oraots ,be
=, ..rsss;oa tS,+ wcls.l ! Is;ne Our
anlnoa oaa;rst b;,n vbI |, MI tlIa;r
I'll = =NIov;,.o sya;;cb rl.b N hi
i s;d u;+b ro,,lr.4 tins and tbo
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49, +b.In no To,,.,, II . "a ], I'm From
N tIlg = : orns rl.o4 tlat not b7;nc
Ind MT most e,Jbi;t tor91 ndryo,aI
c.oi;,l, a1,,I ha, IN ,oneo5 tbo
II,,,,lfa5 i roscrt / j b.se,css >
I; ,,.,,FFaf ,oa,ogt rae ID !. ) !
re aBInost fsmpted to dismiss tie
sboI4 IL unworthy be notice. How
over. re win procc@kl. 50 hat we may
NOT III CHARGED viii dodf ing the is |
lie next ch.Ira les that We lhadf
said III the streets, tl.at " were "dis-
With the Comp om;se, and
that lie 4NasdrUS Ar ri'cqn was
right .and the Caio5t was VI rong' 4 10 I
10Th Of which we plaad guilty. And
What then? Gov. TqusaKc, when at
lie courthouse in tIlis place, said tie
,aioe fling IS to thu Ersti and as toll
he l8ttcr. we are Neil sui ported by
he JdtrnoFs own wJrds, which are las
oJlows. Gov Tr4esdeJa being of
ioso Whose views ILL represented by0
III =
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Sfrcrpt picecr pcn Stp1,.

Gute Dir unter ocinCn 8etdnntcn ocn
icni9cu aus, msIbCr oit am genauelfen fen
net rie beife eun9e unc Die firffc Stmmc
bat. gitte ibn, ca6 er Dir ilteraI nathfol.
&c, uno Dir, an auen 6ffentIihm Sutsrr
oeins bdBIihtcn SsbIer, por oCen Menf;bcu,
unter Die Uuocn fa9e.-@enn cu cicfcs Ee'
ccpt cbn9efebr pisr 8Cten QetrouhIt uno
oobei 6ftets Gin mordIifbrS QbfhDrun95niit'
tel einnimmt: 70 miro ccin StrIj mntIttt
abncbmen. crinrtre cit5 ale Mcr-
acn uno Qbence an bic bumrCn StrrItc,
meltbe cu, in pcinem 8anSen Grtcn, began
gen baft.-GS biIft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Grcie Snft.

ScI9eucer seitaemi6su Ginfsnbuns bsgeg'
reten mir eielsr Sage I'M bieiigen t,Worning
GrpreB." uno 9sben ibr bisrmit aud zine
Steus in unIsrem Slatte:-CBuf. &sl.)
.Sthlaf nibt tsi cfrtnsu SsniSrn, rpsnn ibr nidbt
!tns ert1un9 bobsn rpc ptItbs CUR @runeloes etucr
sanftl9sn Shpinsiutbt miro, o,-rpas sruiftr SEQ it,"
Sbi9e Barnuno fab ib i'm grpres pon
oIe':m NlOr9en. Sbr Ssrfafr mar un'
SmtlfslDa't traeno elm bunariasr DcFtor.
eabt uns bic Sadie einen Quarnblid lang
hberIe9sn. Die Cuff wirO in UefblcfTensn
3immern balo ffiaffsbsno uno perIiert aus
Wan9eI an SeWs9un9 ibrs Ssbensfraft in
9rosem Mansr. Su9s bisrSu 60 9alIonen
foblenfaures 9as, mClde Don ieosr i'm 3im,
mtr befnbIicben perfou ffunbidb mdbrsue
Der 9la6t auS9eaibmct psrorn, uno mir bos
ben cine NIT perbsrbIibsn glementsn in bc.
bem @raoe 9eibwdn9erts Utmospbdre. Die
QSireun9 auf @efunobeit uno 9sben in i'm
Die Qu9sn fprinsrno. 9as NrpenIpfiem
wirc erIbIafft Der Sblaf nimmt bic Natur
Der SbIaflubt an uno Die fplbrssfalt Elm.
9elbIc0sne QerfOn fiebt tes MOresns nit
einem oumpfen uno fbwerfilieen 9sfibIe
pom Eager ouf. Run bsfinoet iie Iid in
einsm erfbIafften 3uifanoe, Die Gmpfdna-
Itbfsit oeS Spiicms fur atmospbdrifben
@ebfsI Usrmebrt ii6 uno feet lidb oann bic
periOn pIoeIib einsm frfhen 9uftffrcm
aus, 70 befommt fis cine GrfiItuna. Sreie
Sentlation, nit Sermsioune pOn 5ugluff,
uermebrt uno itdbt Die eebensfroft ces 86r-
psrs, feet ibn in Stano. ben @irfunsen
atmOSpb @ebfeIs beTn Su mi.
perfsben, uno @piosmie, Grtldruns uno
S6wineiubt wsroeu permieosn nsrcen.
9rOse Nufmrffamfsit fOIte auf freie
SentIatiOn wdbrno Der bsi6en SabresSeit,
namsntlib in niebsrn uno fart bewObnten
8emd6ern, psrwenoet weroen. SoIdbe, bic,
an freie Sentilaticu nibt eem6bnt fino,
iouten ibrs Ssnlier bel Na6t nur nab unb,
mad 6ffnen. Gin SubIeribent.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

SoFofofo Geeierun9 erlaubt worben. sSeeIa
llnb natb unfern Qnfbtsn lisut Gb Die
Sabe aIfO, baB iib elm Ssber an ben Sin
germ abjdbIen fam, ta6 penu bic 8 aupt.
fumme aeredt mar, aud Die Sntereffen
9eredt 9ewefsn fein mu6en. @ntweoer rarsn
beioe SabIun9en 9erebt Ober ungrsbt,-
bic cine 9elbab ourb unfsre 9eaner, bic
aneere eur6 Wbi9s, - uno beiee partsisn
ftsben in tiefer 9iniidt auf eIsibsm Suse.
Sanoelte cine re6t, fo bat AUDI Die ancere
redt 9ebanoslt, uno Feline bat Der anbsrn in
birfer Sade ir9eno stmas pOrSuwufrn
Gini9e unfersr 8e9snSsitunaen flnb nod
70 freb Su bebaupten, eurb ibn feien tie
Sereini9ten Stdaten Inn 100000 SbaIer
beraubt pOreen. ueber cine fcltbs Sre6beit
mus man lidb abu bod in Der Gbat erfau,
men. @Gaubrn benn bic Srrren, ibre eefer
fesn pcn Strcb 9ematt? Wan esnfe nur,
Inn 100000 bsrau6t! Seer wsie tcb,
cd6 Der Sceretdr Feline @spatt bat, @doer
ausjubJobIsn an men sr Mil; ties tann
bod Elm Seor Geidt bs9rsifcn. Gr III alfc
Don einer oosr Der anorn Gfite in biefsr
Sate bsauftra9t Worosn, oicfs 3abIuna ,u
MAIDEN, ,-uno fCI9lib t6nnts man, i'm Eau
aud bic 1nfcreerun9 cine uugrstte aemcfen
no ire, boh oen Scdmttu nidt eamit beftul'
bi9en. - Tim 500 600 beraubt! Ran
csnfs uur!-ts fab ta nu eotofcFc Ssnat
uno Elm GOfofofo Saus unb ionntn cisfer
3ablun9 feinen @inbalt tbuui-pornadcem
tie etmadt mar, fCnnten Dtnjeniasn, Scr iie
dutcrifirte Ccsr mahts, nht pcr 9ribt
Siebsn? Shncq 9snua murbm fis 6rn.
Wcreeitb iIbrfiibrt batcn, bdtts sr bic Br
Stddtsn I'm oicfe Summe befhwinoeln
bslfcn. uno pdrs sr fhuGoia unb ciefe
GcfOfOfo Repreftniautcn bdttsn ibre pfltht
usrfiumt uno i'm ni6t ibHfubrt. bann ma
ren fie nttt befcr ols Ger 8ngebr fftbff.
-Qbe eie @abrbeit in, ca6 fie Srn. Mt
rseitb pilItntIicb 9rcbts unrsdt sufissn,-
rnb nsnn (is ss absr ecb nift TilTen fo1,
ten, 70 niro, ME mir boffrn, Stiaes beinrsi
dcno fein, I'M as ibnen Su Icbren. - usbri-
gems perccn lie am 2tsn Sienlaa i'm Otto,
ba Die 8unos psrnsbmen, eaf oas 8Olf
fOIds 9runcfalfden, fbwaBsn Qnariife i'm
b6t1en 9raos psradtst, inosm eie oaourcb
bsIstct9t,u Stimm9sber i'm nit ensr ibsr,
miCgsncrn Msbrbsit su sinsm Der Suprsme
Eidter oe8 9rCben Staats prnnfDIpanifn
erwdGIen wereen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
Sficbter Goultcr.

Die Sew 5bur9 Gbronitle," cine
GofOfCfo 3sjtun9, 9srauSgr9cten curb ct-
nen Ncpccatcn Namen5 8. 6. 9ito If, fa9t:
Bir iiebrn nidt an ju foqrn cap Gitter
|@oulter, Der bur6 bic gBbigS ais elmer
Ger Supreme Ridtr Gauctoateu crnannt
in, aud unfereS Stimme b aIten
wiro. Sens 3situu9 faat frrnsr oa6 GouI.
fer ourb @Cup. Shunf su isurr Steue er-
naunt worcm mire, oaB s6 Die betr Gr
nsunuro eewefsn fsi, Die er ie 9cmadt babe,
oab CT in bic uOroerlfe Giuie fcincr prCfciiion
acbore, baB er rbfhCn cr Gin @bi9 bod mrbr
glsihmd6io bemCfratifct uno unpartbsifd,
aemden iei, oIS ouoere feincr STuocr oaf
Scr Sdnf, bas er Der einfuBreidfen Ger.
pcraticn uiht mebr @unlf erScuoe ais rcn
drmltcn Burger br6 Staats, boB er %
Stimmsn bel Der SartiSbur9 Convention
erbatsn babe uno wclhe brinabe atls pen
oemofratifhm Siftriftcn asmelsn Isien, uno
Cuolib, cas sr cher ~ elmer @rnCnnuu9 oa
felbt berebti9t 9emelsn wdre ais cini9c cic
man bort in @rncnnun9 9ebrddt babe
Sort, 70 fprchGu unfere @caner Don unisrn
@anooatcn. 9Sdrsn ale YoIititer Qleid,
ebrltb nit 0erru SoicOd, WeItts quite cdr.
licbe uno 9etreue Seamten mlrcen mir ia
BEN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10
RaiYc Sart.GelSsSenlOPratie.

Der :. .Deutfts in .SoIme5" ober ,,Brins
Berger SeIseraHb," elm beutfbss 9ceofccp
Organ SbiO's, btin9t in Isiner Iegten Wum
mer fCI9enbes:
,,Grritt,tnna elmer Sant in SScinsbera.
Nm Ia. rs 81. fano ollbirr Cjnt Srlannlun9 bts
cbiaCn C6t9ntaneCs wcarn ltatt Q8srn oltih mir nat
unfrSn eruncidein, 9e8en &rmsbrun9 Der 8antsu
nnn, ir tSnnen mir prnncch, unter ctwaltcnber
llmitdnpen, cine lGIbs 9rri d tuu9 babisr
itbt prrmcrfcn.-9s miro nibt lbrpcr balttn
nc crftrorItbn ScuOS tOlo bUbcptofSu uuo Ciusr
GbartIr ~ rwrtin."
NIan fiebt Die II m 4 dnoe 6noern oit
8run6fdee Ger GCeOfNtO Semofratis.-
sic 1T Swar aeoen aue 8anFen. fam ii
ieNch unter llmfaneen nibt psrm s,fsn.-
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-10

lfplpanifbeStaatSwabl 9emiidt werben foII'
te, unb mir baben fslbit bier beeadHame
eCfo SOfos minbIib 9cfprOben. rpsIbr ibre
Srufer nitt auf cine aeInbe gSeifs fir Elm
folbsS Setra9eu mitncbmen. Nr f0nnsn
ibnen biefe5 aud nidt UeribIen, inbsm lie
Wcbl rpi6sn, eos ,pcnn btefs Sra9e in ooS
Spiel fommt, barous febr unan9enebme
SoI9en fur ibre partbei entIp,in9en miiIen
Oenn bic SbatIate III Il lie nod gang
frilb i'm gsodbtniB, eoB in Shat uno in
Der Wabrbeit Die Wericani1he Qrmee 50 il T.
feunb SrO 4" erbirlt. uno bieS nibt u0n
ben SO bi9s, bsnn biefe waren in @erfou
bort I'm Iie Su ItIa0en Cein isoer 9ibt GER
ne Su ta6 3 @bi95 bis | GOto SOfo in
Nerif0 marsn) nit Cinm Scott mo ei.
ncm SopIor ais Soupt' SefebIsbaber an
oen Spissn Ger Qrmse-fonoern BON ben
Soto SoFos, bic eieganSe Hesisrun9 in !0dn
oeu batttn, fsIbf. Dies in Swar cine ifren'
&c Scbauptuna, aber fie 1T mabr, uno mir
lieben bereit gefa9ts5 ju brpsilen.-Gr'
biClt tie Merifanifte Qrmes ni6t rtS f.
uno Srof 4" bdrin, baB c5 ibrem 9isblina
Sen. Santa anna srlaubt puror in fsin
edno Surirdjufsbreu, uno ibm baburb cine
9cIe9cnbett 9e9cbsn irurbe, fid an Gle
Spige feiner Qrmce 81 ftsuen, unb fcmit
taufrnbe unferer 9utrn Burger niscerBu'
mekeIn? Som mem TbirIt er eiefs GrIaub'
niB :? 81 pcu hem Gsprefsntaut Der 3Cfo
SOTO partbei Same5 &C. pcIf. bamal5 ibr
Qrefceut.-Bje bctru9 fib irne 9artbei
9e9en 9oIf ot5 lie fab eaB bifs 3batfate
oen Grir9 uertdu9crts unc 5aufsrbe pon I'M
feren brafsn 8ur9rrn fofete ? sic mar
nMum. ."-Sie 9ob ibm aIfO feinsn Ser
mdB Nein.-UIfO in e5 fIar uno esuttih
bas fie feline Gauftobn bi(Igtrn, uno aIfo
in eiu isoer feiusr @artbet, Der feline Mi6til:
Igun9 nift rffenbar an csn Sag le9ts,
gIeib nit ibm fdtuIct9; inbem man, mas
man uibt mi6bitIigt, qsw6bnIih bilIi9t:-
unb fOmit iit Der Sblu6 tisuon, oab Samss
&. pott Den Reritanern nSHlfs uno
ErO 4" 9ab, uHS SaB feline pa,tbci nit nur
aans weni9 Uusnabmen feline 3botsn nit
Stiaftwei9en unb in mantrn Sdqrn nod
mcbr, fO9ar in 8cfblhiTcn biliQte. .-Wtro
olfO SufunftIih Die Sra9e auf9epCrfsn
8er bat zen Ncrtcansrn r.Shlfe uno
Srcff" perfbafft, 70 Iase cin iccer @bi9
nur ontrporteu: nSie 2ofo SoteS"-
uno Iic babrn bic urfunosn in Sauo, oieIe
8cbauptun9 nit g 9warj
B Ci 6 3u btpe Ben.-