davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Yitts6urD Drnncrita9 ben 30. Waai 1851.
SdS 6ciiferflppfcu.

nQue 9uten Setter tOben ben Serrn"-
fa9t eiu befanntes Spribwort; aber ntdt
oIe @ciIter llno CUTE Gcifer uno nibt ale
@eiter loben oabsr Den 0errn. 9ie6 BAT
iIb fhRIitb mieoer bel @eIsosnbeit eincS
@tiitsrfIopfen5 in unfersr ,,lisbe uno fUbIeu'
rei6en" Staet pitt5bur9 bepiefen. Oen
SOrfau felbft muiIsn mir etwaS umtinbliter
crSdblen uno 5war wOrt9etrcu, ,pie er un5
5u S6ren Fam.
Gin 9epifIr 5err, bem bic Srau rnes an
bern Manue5 bclIer eefist. ais feline ci9sne
uno welbcr Sur NatbBCit beimIibe 3ufam
mcnfunfte nit ibr Su peranltalten pHe9te,
bate nit ibr Die Serabreoun9 9etfcfen, eaB
iie bei ibrsm Maune. Der oroBeS Sertrauen
in ibre Sr6mmi9feit 9efeet baben mag. oen
@!aubsn beibrin9en ioute, oaB iie i'm Sr
fsbr nit 9eiitern liebe une coSu berufen FEY,
Der @elt neue SfCnbarun9eu aus Dem Sci
iterrsite Su Sieben. 9lahpem lie ieoCb Ell
ni9e oiefer unterrecun9cn nit Gcifern, mel
DE ibre @e9enwart ourb Elm ci9entb
OGDEN onfunei9ten 9cbobt uno ibrem Man'
nc oIIerIei gSunoeroin9e auf9sbuneen bate.
re9te Iith 70 etmaS, wteNiiBtrauen in ibm uno
er befthIoB oober, Iitb no m6qih bod aud
sinmaI nit oieien fonoetbarcn Beien in Gap
port Su fsgcn. @r matte cem9emd5 feline Gu'
ltolten uno mu6te iih. nit Giuem Qru9el
bswatfnst. Der Srau in ibr Sertef i'm SOfe
nahSufbIcihen. 9icr ilbcrSeu9tee er fh nun
boto. roB Der nit leiner Srau correfpOnot'
renbs @sit pcoCr oen 6errn lsiuer Srau lob
t.. oIIo fein outer mar, nod audi Cbne SIeiftb
uno 8ein fri. Nlit IOIhem Weien 9Ioub
te er baber audi obue @lfabr unb Cbne @Um
pIimsnte io9Icib in 8eriIbrun9 treten Su
oirfen. Sein prtQel FOq in bic l06bs uno
licb Iib unTanft auf cen. @eilt ncocr, 70 oo6.
er Gdut ouiftrie uno Die Nab ibrem
SbIofs wsdte. SncefIcn qcIong e5 ibm,
lib in ben au9reniencsn Sof su fludten uno
pcrfbminoeno oen &opport nit Gem QruQel'
mann oufSubeben. Ser 9utsn Srou fpu BEL
Dem NodfpirI ricfer GfTairc ale Sffcnbab-
run9, metbe Der Self ibr mittbeiIte, aus ocm
@eed6niB 9cfOmmen fein, wsnafsu5 bat
lie ibrcm Manne feline meiterrn Mittbeitpu
gen pariber 9emabt. Disfe5 @eiilerflopfcn
uutcritico iib ucn cen ubri9cn caourb, pa6
ocr gdlt nitt bIoB fIopfte. iouoeuI aud
9sf.o 2ft wuroe. SeceS 6dubmerf bat orum
AUDI feline unannebmlibfeiten !-CSet9 J.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
9fn0Tcu.

p mstb Gin oCbtimniGprG Soufn
SenS9t une hurblhousrt Die euft
. mtlb Gin rrlbdtkrunIS 8ruuku!
gHrlb Gbrfurtbt crprdtursr Duff:
Gttib rincm 0apoltio'n Rinrs
DurhpIbt es ooS tstcnec 6auS.
limb rribt bm GiaplibtIn 0ricbminbs
DC Stinms cer @pi9tIit aus.
Gs 9Itbsn bic 9SttIibcn 3m9;u,
@rfint prn bsm biiIi9cn @tiit
llnc rson nab itauuSnpcm Stbpi9rn,
SBas GCtt iic psrtdnpi9m bsFt.
Gs ilarrt bic crIlbrcdtnc Vtn9s
0cS fbdibhrncn @clttS btrum ;
Gas tautc @crduiib uuo G'eorGnst
S&iro itiut uuo it0uucuo unp liumur
Dcb trciGcn nrcb ciri9t Sbcrtu
GeroutsrGr5 bimiEbm Sprtt
@ribGcGsnp iiib 2tu9ln mp Sbrm
lIno ISltrnb ein btiIi9n Gcu.
3 itpti9t, ibr bGbntnrm 3ur9cn -
Stin itfcr tcroui;bcuocr QEcjn
gltmmt Sealn, rem 9dits purboruuact,
Slimmt 9tultn p!s ,ocili9sn sin.
50 Ii tcmmt Gr, Der grtt prm bimmty
Grfitud Der @laub!nen 6srS
linz itrafit btr Sbcrtn 8ttdmmGt
ltno ribtt btr &udlcItn 2dbErs-
Gtlt gctt,s nom cIujorn Srbne
6rmm. btir uns nit btjti9jr GIutb,
lIno ,si9' uns tit trabtcufs &rruG
Der GIpjotttit brrrttbls Gut!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Oinc Gnrtc.

Die G5GEor bsr Icntouu SrO6 @ouos ftatttn bier:
Nurh bcn 9ur0eru ron Galtcn unb bscnbcrS nSr
GaitCutr 8rOF 9onoe ibrCn 0ant ob, fir bic rcuuc:
ltbs aufu0bmc, Die ibrcu bSt tbrtm ncuIlhcu Q3s:
iubt in itnIr Staot m Sbst rpurrc. Stc wtrrtn ttb
osr 9IuciTIusn G5aifrruncihoft lor9s Srnnsrn, uuo
ubtn, tit pitltn Gufnrrtamttitcn gu crpiiorn, c6atO
ots GaicuCr SOnol c5 on8cmtiilu fineEn miro t init
ttuSm 8tflib ~ bstbrtn.
81. 81. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Stc 81 Grf4r.
9lQcntnlIncr NglnrFtpreiie
GaGtpu S.IGrftprcilc.

TtanSr, 4 5O-QFaisn. 95-Gc99cn, 73-Qfctf,b.
fern, 81 -oaftr, 45-Slaheioomtn, l l2-6ttIao:
men, 5 00-Simrtmaamen, 3 90 - puttIr, / -
Qir, ll-2bptncfItilcb, 7-QBbtsttr. 26-oidru:
bcl,, O0-Gitbmbcl;. 4 00-S5Qps, 4 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
SScibslcntc ais Snbicribcutcn.

8cibSlsute Ino Die beiten Subic,bcnten
in Der g8elt Su Setun9n. IS III etma5
unub6rc5 oa6 ein Oruder Gin sinji9cr Sbo'
Ter an cinem neibIiheu SubInibent UuIorsn
BAT. Sie fbeiucn e5 Su elmer @emidtu5fabe
III maiden cen Qreoiaer uno cen 0ruder Su
beSoblsu-Swci Staten Seute wsIde mcbr
Sharen Ieicen Nurb ftIette SeSoblcr CuAo
WhtbcjobIer) ais oue anoere SuIammeu-
Qsncmmsn. Mmn man cen Namcn einc$
BeibsbiIoeS ouf Die 3citunQ5IIte Ibreibt, 70
fam man hb oorauf pcrlaIen, oaB bic Se
SabIuu9 70 fiber 1T ais Elm Sent fur eiusu
9ebfuhsn. glrbfoem leicn Iie aud caS ne.
fir lie fubfcribiren, mag cS gut. iblett occr
mitteImd6i9 iCin; menn iie fur cine 3citun9
einIbreiben, 70 wiro iitclitb aud 9rIefcn-
pcrmutbIib ouf Den 9ruuoiag oaB fonif
cas- @elo Uulorcn wdre-rpe cine qcmiIIe
alte Srou, fur oereu fraufe Wdao Der UrSt
cine Dcle Gator Srl pcrfbricb; ot5 bic
Wo9o c5 absr nitbt cinmai einnebmru motltc,
nabm lie Die Meoijin fdbl Elm, oamit iie
ntt ucrlOren 9ebe. Sober iino iie Ole bsifen
9elcr uuo SeSoDIer, uno cin Ougcno BeibS
ltue ais Gticr, iiuo mcbr wrIb gum Srudsr
ais funfBebn Mouu$Icute.-CGeb. Sem.O
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
2O9o1rDpb.

So9p9rDpb.
Gs MIR 9cvi6 tcn Ntfrrn9
OaS eC6tn, roer icuitIpas. rutrtb,
9Rcun njht ScoGr, mas itb itet bin,
SRilIe wtrren auf oiCfr Gro'.-
9fimm mir Den Rcrf Ram tres itb tdbn
Ot6 gRttttrs frrtbt6ar 8ctohrsn,
Oft scaS mir dbtr'm 6auptt hin
9ScM fbcn manthc Sunprrt Sabrin.-
Ges' Den 8rpf oIn ou ocrSmmSn
gu leetcrtn Wrrtts Gnps bin,
Damn wrlt ru ro6 gilo bStcRmtn
SRas srt i;b wOr--tpa6 iset Icb bin.
2mcutauu. ... Q. ct.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
- ern cird t bct:

(Iurtb cen Gbrip. Srn. 1ut6)
2m 6tSn Nlap, Sr. !osurih &cdu, ron girrcmhett;
ball nit Der gRps Sulaaa Suisr, cine 9NcBrnt 9Rt'
pclc, rcn &oonrptr.
- or. GRIaiam SRrrmon nit snip Gorob 5jttd,
GcNe prn btIcr Stdot
1m lNn Or. erpi Gjutb. nit gJliS 9griO Ecnnrr,
ttoe pcn Sdbpbtithou
I'm 3t;n Sunj lor. Goicp ,6oot nit gNi6 N1Iarp
oannr, bttot pcn 2cpbyu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
SUM 5.
- 2ln TarsGpQcftpren.

S% 2ln &arzGDllcftOren.
Sic Eor GpSettcreu Der Stnrt 9lnrntnm uuI Der
rcrtbiCccren I6mihips IN gttN Saunrr, fur bns Sobr
fS5iy tinp hicmit eriudIt ih in Der gcmmiiiipufvs
9lmtsiluts Ger StNNt AuCutNuu cinjutntcu, 9Gcn
taJ ben i6tcn Sunb nm 1snNcnte &urGidbaft ju mel,
len uno tbre Suptfdtc ju uberncbmCn.
elncntdun Nprpudb-9tath0u SddTcry
oiprtbNmp mpiou-SSilIinn g. bprpprtD.
Sbcriolitpn-ycri 9)t. @ndtlm II.
SbcrmilprS-grprde SJdlmdu.
SiicrrrmAtuu1ic-Sfd0 StcNnStrftr.
StcrmGtuu0e-SciIe Smitb.
SScifcnturN-Spnas Snerr.
SDuu-9brNb0m Siiller.
JNcbrttrI-SSintdm 9tSdnlt.
aSofhinatpn-Sprn Oiiubouie.
standardization NNr.
SuNphcitb0ll-ejtpr1c 9Gi0rr.
Sdunppcr-Slsrcutiu Ihpblc.
GOl;burG-CjtEcou Rittcr.
Eppbl-Spnds 9JicrB.
slui @cicBI rcr 9ioGrS Der GSmnliiti6nerS
s. Sd. GIne, Sbreiter.
3uri 5. na2nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Scr SclCnrnph.

Ser @riiftibc Sobn pierpont fbIie6t ei
ncu QrtireI ilber ben SeIe9ropbgn nit fol-
9enoem StrS:
yin 6dotnbduptltn9 E9t 3ur tpNtn. Stub fh ntotr,
limo fbtiFt gu SRolbn9trn um ;cbu Die 2(u9tultoIr.
Den SroutrCctSn bat, wjc @igitta9 on9ctOrmCn,
St. eraiS rptit uno brGit I'M ueun ubr Ibrn etrs
rcmnlcn
0snu Soufnb SNtten fIrn vcm NtfaDrtSsrt sr rsst
lin cine Snmcs frdhsr, oils CT frrtssHlh
Gintbcurcr 9 S6Gpe-beinabe.-
Der GIiIabetb Gitp Or 6 } piOneer Iaqt,
wdbreno Col. s. gtiob Iib barbcrsu lieB.
nabm Spence. Der BARRIER, tbm feline Srief
tafte nit 400 SbaIer in Sob uno 1000
51aier in Totcu une @aTisren Or. @r bat
ben SiebltabI ein9eltancen, aIcs bsrau59e9s:
ben unr 1T fel9cfset. Sas Bcibt man Siem'
lib rein barbiert.
S%Nibt cine eini9e petfon iuSifhen
@Iaubcu5 ooer iuoiIber Ubfunft beflnost Fl d
in Dem 9leuporfer Staot@Subtbaus iu Sing
Sing, peIcbe5 9c0cnwdrti9 nabe 500 Sudf
Iin9e cntbdIt.
Sn Cincinnati it Gin Mse9cr NamcnS
Sobn Snieter [S6nlbIsr E um SlO0 be-
itroft wrroen. neil sr feline wllriie aus yer.
rctttn Guben fabrijrte, Die ct in Der TIM
9cbuu9 Der Staet aufiammcIts.
Ser GcIl, welbCr ia GaaOn psrbaftet
mOroen, w.gen 8eraubun9 zines 9errn i'm
Merbaut5' ,0otcl Su philadelphia, wuros
Uerb6rt, ubcrfubrt, OsrurtbetIt uno auf Cinen
Sermin pon 2 5abren in5SctIibe 3ubtbau5
Qebracbt, allies in cem turbtn SttEraum pon
5 Sogen!
Bi(minqtou, SeI., II. Mai. @ar..
Ibcs QuIucrmublc in Der biciigen umse9eno
fo9 beute MOr9cn in Die Cuff. 3,uei Midn-
ner fino 9et6ptet uno mebre 4nrcre fbwtr
Uermunoet.
SIN Saftu pon GborIeliou Qitt sS febr
UieIe &eufeIflbe (oie 1900 biz 1000 Yfunc
Ibwsr iinoO uno !Saifiibe, ouf Die SuwsiItn
Saoo 9cmadt miro. Neulib barpunirten
3 Moun 9 6eufihc, BE iib I'M sinen in
oa5 80ftr 9eworlenen pfeeccareaB erdn9
ten.
SCi 9toisptle in GCntudp III am IS. Mai
cin Ne9cr, NamenS SmmanusI @Oiue, 9eifor.
ben, Der Elm alter Don f2l Sabrsn crreibt
bate.
SSH WI HtNSH -gkulAItpUG'lIl 6u LANIHEVieI
Scnn., miro fir bic &er. Ct. Stiffe cine
0rc6ortige SeiIerei an9ele9t unb if Der SpI:
Ienouu9 nobe. Sic riro l,475 SuB lang
ITO SuB brett, nit 6 0ompfte1Nn uno ci
nsr Mafdine aon 100 pferoefraft.
Sn Gamrsnce, Maf, bat fb 8. SO.
Barter, fruber 9elowChsIer in 8Oiton, nit
cnem Yi1oIsnfbu6e ieIbii entIeibt. uriabs:
9eIopaIr9enDciteu.
9leuerr mi6en!baftIibc Grperimsnts lorIsn
nab9ewefen boben, oaB cine etwds itarte
Milbuu9 oes SriufWafers nit Brandy bic
ROtatcn Der @roe beunib iidtbat mabt.
Ser nYre8bptrrian SeraIo" mrtcct, caB
bic nsuIb ouf Dem SitbmuS pon banana
ermorocteu puIOnen Der 9reol9er .. 81.
Gearp, feline Srau uuo Ri1oer woreu. mel.
| DE Die prtsbptsrianiibe WitiUOnS9elsu 6aft
pon Sbio nab SrCgcn fhtdte.
gBc9n Scr 9rO6sn Meu9e Gebduce, Die
ictt iu Washington in 8au 9euOmmen ino,
wtrosn oaIsIbft Maursr febr 9eiu6t.
Sn 9eem Sttean6 in Sbomas pattcrfOn
ItbuGoi9 9rfuuoeu woroen, ren SbOma5 6CB
9etbetet 5u baben.
Gin ormer Bi6t muroe qcfra9t, ME el
octb ltbc? @r antwortsts: y 9Bis im9immel !!
,,g8ie IUu oieS pcriianocn wcroen z" nSn
ei9entIibCn SHINE" mar bic Qntwcrt, "in
| r. f. - r.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Sic fp{fbarne &au;cl seaitq III

Sie foftbdrEte &aH;ei Eefira nm
Gin9it Elm inoifher NtiiiiCnor. inccm er bel
hem Ssfe cs5 Su99erout in SUmrcL 3eu'
qaIen, auf ben prohtoOIIeu @6eeumaqsu
trot, Tim BON Ga berob bos in SabuUicr
Wen9e pGIammcIte SoIf anSurecrn. unp
triitIibs Sbrifteu ou5iutbeiI9n. Da5 Gr,
faunen hbsr feline &ubnbcit mar 70 groB,
coB CT rnibt 9eit6rt wmce. Die 3cit ndbert
iib, no eS nit Den @6gen gang aus fen
wiio.
Sr. Sntbcr. - 9r. 2utbGr'S original
Brief an ben GrSbiItCf pom Md9cebWr9. in
weldem er qe9eu bsn Sersauf Don Qblascu
prcteitirt. III in Stcdbolm 0efuncen wOtcn.
OcrlcIbe trd9t ben Datum Don SctOber 81,
1917.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
StuH6fnu9 SrS 2paUarppbs in Der DrriOrn
SIummcr:

SIummcr:
Ssgen Ne9Cr-@ @9er."
@Uer cine StaSt in Sr6mtny no 9SahrnircEu
burdb Suttcr crmprbet murbc.
-N~NN~~-~~N~~N~- N~-NNN~N~.%~NN~~
SaS neuc Sicen;: uro Spnutd0Ss
GjcfeB.
Get. / Ecn unb nacb Taiiruuo bitrtr Nftt clI oS
3ude 81 Den pcrfblcoenen RcSuotIcncn &C., ptIbe jet
ibGr Ole 0enfrunQ prn Gsirtb6biuiern, NO estronntc
pIirt9t uno NOl Cttrdntt prfouft ptrrtn, in Strait
iuo, cS bic 4flibt Ger Gcurt pcu--Fin, cas- ptnn
rNino cine Tsmrutrouj 9c9m bic sittnhrun9 eiuss
NirtbshautS, pcrin ostranntt, wan9e uno OtoIHs:
rGntI in peni0cr ots elmer Suart ptrtauft ptretn IL
(oc GrurD fell cine &c,aoun9 fir rIbt p0icnrn mo-:
htn, Die pitcnsn uutrShuttsn cctr pGtt ais V'ltt:
ttr auftrattn. uno ptun nc bt;bmcrtt oaB bt09tts
HlrtbsbauS nGtha sur 8caurmltcbttlt Der Rtl'tnorn
no SrImttn, uno pcM bOfir ptrithin If, b0nn lr Die
Gcurt CIt 9itcnju UaulIIi9tn abr euf ttnsn anetrn
Sail bin.
Set. 2.-OoG mtun Gin GjOitWirtt crcr arNcrt YCrf
rnIn ON Scnna0t, auGer fir mtbiJutbl 3rptdt, ntrs
fault coCr auShsnt racuo elm 9t6ronntrs wctnt96 cher
NoIj Gttr6nt, CT cor ic clCn. ndboCm le ucr Ctntm
Srbmsribttr in tria9ttm Gounn rttbmiFil UbtrfJhrt
luN, fir loe Nnfto9t cine Strot vcn $50 jahIn. Die
oilftt bopcn cbilt Der 2tu0tbtr uno Sliotr uno Die
onpcre ,bilftt fcmmt in Den ShoB rrs Staatcs. SIN
Sa0t cine ctbc ptrurtbuts 9tricn (cocr pGrrnen) b
pSi1frn itQE, bic ShOf 81 SabIer, uuo in ortn p8u;
fern feline ibuIn ofbSrenoru 6r9utInoC cor Suttr &C.:
funotn vtrGtn c fell Ct cocr ie III eas 9aunN=Sein1:
nB fir Feline fryre 3tit oils l0Saat uno nibt lGusr
ais 30 Sage is nab ptr @tnfcbt etr @curt 9sPsut
mTbtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
stmerifaniidbc Strrblithfcft.

Sn Der Cincinnati .@aictte" fneen mir
ctnen intre1anten Qrtiftl in S3uq auf Den
8efuncbeitSSultano unc Die StsrbItfsit Der
bauptidhIblten omsrfanifthen Stiote.-
Die bei9efu9teu fatiliiIben Sabellsn erQe-
ben fcI9enoes Gefultat uter Gle ourtbfbnitt'
Ii6t SterbIihfeit in BEN feds 9r66tcn Stdp'
ten Ger Union:
Sn 8Ofcn Girbt iibtIb | aus 46 in
Neu 0Orf aus34 in pbiIooeIpbta | aus
As; in Baltimore aus 43; in Gintinna.
ii l ans 30 uno in Ncu SrIcanS | aus 10.
Su ShbcaroIno bat Die Ieafticn teaCn,
men. Gine SOwu Snfammlun9 1T nat
Sombura einbsrufen, untsBeiduCt Don 300
sinflusreitbeu uno an9CfebCncn Sir9crn, nm
lid gFacH St'i gIan Der atGefOnesrten &c
tefOn aus5uiWsdcn.
Sa"S Sm 9biIaoeIpbi0er S(auer. unb Sc,
traicemarft III felt lester gBotbc feline me,
icnttibe Serineerun9 Der Qreife poraefatIcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Ttnur. uus e;ctrnioc.lSrciIc.

Tr1rrts wGrlu Die grctii rcn Gtaur, gRoiitn,
Q8dfbtcrn uno ookr, an frtJtnptn 9tieEn, uotD pcu
IrEftrhntrnrn NltrihhtLn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Siref,ru 6lp cFcll.

Die 9rObe @lO6e auf Der ct. QaurS
&irbe in 9CnoOn mic9t 8 400-cie 9ro6e
8lodc Su gjncoIn 1884 Yfunc. Die 9Ic'
dc ouf Der Gbrif'5 Stride Su Srforc Ccis
Qr6Bte in England wie9t 1900 Yfuno.
Die @lofs i'm paIaS SettbiO Su Soreni,
mclhc 270 SUP bod bdu9t mie9t ebenfaus
1000 Qfuno. Sie 9ro6e @Iote ouf Der
ct. Wttsr'3 Stride in &om mir9t 1900
Qfuno. Die @ICde Su Grfurtb % 200, uuo
rie Su 9tOurn 43 600 Wfuno. Qber 70 9ro6
audi oicIe 9lcdeu lIno. 70 iino lie bod nur
flciu i'm &tr9Icid nit renen in Hu6Iano.
Die 0lCde i'm Sburm Don ct. Swan 3u
NlosFau mic9t 100000 Yfuno; uno bic
brat9cfoucne uno ieet am 8uBe icne5
Gburme5 Iicoence 9roBe @IOfe wieat 443,
772 YfunO Sbre 06be III ubcr 81 Su6
uno ibr Ourbmeftr am &ono % SuB.-
0oS Mtetau an cerifIbcn it 100000 &ba.
. ler wCrtb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Gintbrurcr 9 S6GOe-beinab Be
Der GliIabetb Gjtp Or 6 } YiOneer laqt,
wdbrsno Col. s. geigb hb barbiersu IieB,
nobm Spence. Der BARRIER, ibm feline Brief
taite nit 400 SbaIer in 9OIo uno 10000
S9aIsr in 9tctcu une @aTisren Oh. @r bat
ben SiebltabI ein9eltdncen. aaes brau59e9e.
ben unr it feil9efeet.- 0as Dcibt man Siem'
Iidh rrin hhrhifrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Gin ormer Biht wuroe 9cfro9t, ME er
bob lebc? @r antportsts: - gBis im9immel !"
- g8s foQ oie5 pcrifanoCu mereen z" ISM
si9entIibcn Sinne," mar bic Qntmcrt, lin
0immsI mire ni9t 0c9cfen nne 9strnnEtn. "
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Sn 9lep Sttean5 III Sbomas patterIon
ibulois 9efuuceu worcen, ren SbOma3 6CB
oetoetet 5u baben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

Nibt cine etnbi9e pefon iieifhen
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

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The republic., 1851-08-12

of representing the attempts to restore party
harmony as combination to oppress the South,
let it be represented in its true character as an
overture for the restoration of those pacific po-
litical relations which once existed.
If our grim-visaged compeer will smooth his
rugged front, discard his suspicious of the mo-
tives of others, and unite in cordial effort to
compromise the difficulties of the country, he
will make some atonement for the indifference
shown to the restoration of political peace. We
tear, however, like the eminent prime minister
of the Jewish monarch, nothing but spoil and
con6scation will satisfy him; nor can he see
any mental satisfaction so long as Mordecai the
Jew sitteth at the kings gate"
The republic., 1851-08-12
THE REPUBLIC
WASHINGTON:
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST l2. 1851.


.srheseries of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me a settlement, in principle
. aud substances final settlement-oft the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embraced. +"
. s'By that adjustment we have been rescued from
{ the wide and boundless citation thatsurrounded
us, aud have a firm, distinct, and legal ground
TO rest upon And the occasion, trust, will JUS
tify me IN ExHoRTIEe MY couNTRYMES TO RALLY
UPON AND MAISTAIN THAT GROUND as the best, if
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
TO the country, and main tanning inviolate thein
tegrity oft the Union"
lPREsIDENr FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
''The Presidents message, at the opening of the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
'istration Of the Government, in regard to what
are called the Adjustment or Compromise mea
sures of last session. That opinIonis, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
fnalsettement of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
were not free from imperfections, yet, in their
ualdeperdence and connexion, they formed
a system of compromise the most concilatory
and best for the entire country that could be OBJ
. tanned from conflicting sectional interest and
opinions, and that therefore they should be ad
hered to, until time and experience should de-
monstrate the necessity of further legislation to
guard against evasion abuse. Thatopinion &c
6 Ia: rs know, remains entirely unchanged, and
9 will be acted upon steadily and decisively. The
peace ofthe country requires this; the security OF
the Constitution requires this and everyconside-
ration of the public good demands this. If the
Administration cannot stand upon the principles
:. Il I,
TDANIEL WEBsTER's Letter TO the Union Meeting
at JVestchesier.
The republic., 1851-08-12
Whig Convention in Montgomery County,
Maryland.

At meeting of the Montgomery County
Whig Convention, held at the courthouse in
Rockville, on Saturday, the 9th instant, DIR.
WAsHINGToN WATERS, HoRATIo TRUNDLE,
esq.,, and SAMUEL T. SToNEsTREET, esq.,, were
appointed delegates to represent Montgomery
county in the convention to assemble at Bla-
densburg, on the 10th instant, to nominate a
candidate for the first Congressional district of
Maryland
On motion, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Wings of Montgomery coun-
ty entertain lively interest and just pride in the
fine intellect and high moral character of their
present worthy representative, the Hon. RICHARD
!. BOWIE, and feel that in honoring him they
themselves are honored.
Resolued, That the manly and patriotic course
pursued by the Hon. RICHARD l. BOWIE, during
the last exciting Congress, justly entities him TO
the undiminshed confidence of the Wings Of the
first Congressional district, aad his firm yet tenn
perate zeal, combined with his great conservatism
of character, pure patriotism, and sound judgment,
prominently qualify him for the councils of the
nation at this particular time.
Resolved, That Montgomery county considers it
due to herself on precedents established by the
district, that the nomination should be given to one
of her sons, and she presents the Hon. RICHARD l..
BOWIE as her choice for the nomination.
Resolued, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Rockville Journal, the National
Inteligncer, and the Repsblic.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
N. HOLLAND, Chairman
The republic., 1851-08-12

Practical EDUCArIoN.-The education gained
in some schools reminds one of the gewgaws that
wilt in the and fade in the rain. This is gen
orally termed "fnished" education, and was for
merly conferred at female institutions called
"boarding schools; but atterly the system has ex
panded somewhat, and we find .sMiss Nam
cys" among both sexes. The Boston Iranscript
has a case in point: ga master mechanic of the
city told the other day that his son had gone
through examination at his school with the high
est honors. He was proficient in algebra, and sim
liar branches of study. He was given simple sum
in multiplication, such as his father was fire.
quenty called to dc in his trade, but the finished
scholar sunk under his task, and acknowledged
his ignorance of common arithmetc.n
The republic., 1851-08-12
Mr.. Clay 10 Mr. Hankeu.

ASHLAND, NAY III, 1901.
I have received from Thomas Hankey, jr esq,
Of London, a memorandum respecting the re-
moval of free blacks from the United States to the
British West India colonies, with the view of sup
plying the wants of thcse colonies, in regard to
agricultural labor; and requesting any informa-
tion which may be able to communicate, as to
the practcability Of effecting such removal.
have great pleasure in complying with Mr.. Han
keys request as far as it is in my power
The free colored population of the United States
amount to about half million. The exact number
will be seen, as it existed in 1850, when the census
taken in that year shall be published that colored
population is dispersed throughout the whole United
States, but is nost concentratedn in the two States
of Virginia and Maryland. 1t consists OF numbers
who born free, their ancestors many years
ago having been cInancipated, and Of others who
have been more recently liberated the disposition
Of a large portion of this colored population
IL TO prefer n residence in our cities and villages
where they perform the menial Offices Of life and
the lower departments Of labor. What proper
uon Of them are congregated in tho cities, and
what apply themselves TO agricultural labor, have
no means of accurately ascertaining, but think it
probable that about half of the whole colored popu-
ation is engaged in these respective pursuits. Ia
ken as an entire class, they are an improyident
and thoughtless race, addicted to habits of vice
much more extensively than any other portion Of
our population There are, however, many graft.
tying exceptions. Their condition in this respect
49, perhaps partly owing to the physical and intel
ectual constitution of the African race, but mainly
to the degraded position which they occupy in the
United States, where they do not, and probably
never can, enjoy equal privileges social and polit
ical, with the whites.
have doubt that il would conduce to the
happiness of both races if the blacks were removed
from the United States by colonization or eIpatri-
alton; but that object is unattainable with regard
to the slave portion of that population whilst their
bondage continues to exist in the United States.
How long that will be only be matter Of con-
lecture. My own opinion, long and deliberately
entertained is that they held in slavery for
the purpose Of obtaining necessary supply Of la
Dor, slavery will cease whenever, by the increase
Of white population, free white labor can be pro-
cured cheaper than that Of blacks.
The republic., 1851-08-12

Quick WoRK.-During the last fire in San Fran
cisco, one of the newspaper Offices being in danger,
double cylinder fast press taken down. all
the small parts, screws, bolts &c, buried in bar
of danger. The press in this situation ut five
o'clock in the afternoon, when, the danger being
over, Messrs. George Amerige and G. Stedman,
two New York pressmen, took hold of it with their
sleeves rolled up. They got it in operation again.
and drove off the editions Of four of the San Fran
cisco papers, which made their appearance next
morning as though nothing had occurred
(Phiiddelphi1 Ledger.