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The following additional representatives arrived IN
this city last evening" and took lodgings follows:
The Hon. HxSRY s. FooTE, at his private residence on
Capitol HILL
At The National Hotsl-Hon. BENJAMIN +. GREY, OF
Kentucky; Hon JosrPn II. KuHNs, of Pennsylvania
Hon. j. ID. FREEMAN, of mississippi Hon. q. w,
CHuRcHwELL of Tennessee; and George ii. BusBY. OF
Ohio.
At WaYarfs Hosl-Hon r. J. Bowie, OF Maryland.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
wEDN EsDAY MORNING. NOV. 20. 1861.

CO Mr. JAxx., Of Cincinnati, Ohio, general
ling sSs States assisted by Jons r. Dxsr, VIZ
RAssAI Dr. ADswosrs, H. X GnAvEs, A. X. LAWS JAak
MOTHERHOOD DE- LORI THoAA FxAsxLAsD and
WxnAx Each Of the above persons has ceruncss Of the
Of Cincinnati with seal tbs city describing
will be risk In paying and all whom
they may call will make convenient scie with them
90 Nj IsxAsL Il. JAMES No lea Tenth street. Phiade
phs authorised make collections the cities OF New
York, boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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THIS ~ will not he open on Thursday nent, the
instant, by the corporate authorities /.
and Ia expected that notes due AZ the bank on
Tint day will be attended Wednesday, The 18th instant
NanN ~ OF
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prick House, large garden and paddock, within
ID Capitol gardens Capitol HlFor rent TO
responsible and other need spy the house
occupy and papured, situated
in The midst OF shade and large beautiful vegetable
and flower garden and adjoining wellfence
buildings adjoining the residence OF the
Spain, being the retired situations In the
Nov e,rrs,s 81 STEPHENSON SCOTT, North
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TELEORAPniC REpoNTs, so.

BosroN, Nov %,
The Webse, convention to-day at Faneuil Hall is
fempors and Henry We're secretary, The committee APP
pointed 70 choose pernanent officers reported Hon. Geo
hshmun, Jr president Mr.. A., taking tho chair de-
lvered an appropriate address, and followed by ]
Thomas Stevenson The convention then adjourned iii
O'clock.
Owing to Miss Linds illness, her concert has been post
poned iii Friday. The tickets ale all sold -
BosroS, Nov 25-s, D. IN;
The of the Portsmouth and Concord Railroad
$1,000 ." was S'''''" . ''''' : N' ''''''' '''
The Asia has arrived
Brazilian troops had entered Monievideo assist the
Mon,svdeana. orbe hemmed in between Monleyideo
and The troops OF urqua, and was arranging to
render, IL was reported that oribe had escaped.
NEW York, Nov 90
OFF Five-fnthom lighthouse, the brig Umpire Tor Somer
set came in collision with the brig Phantom, from Curs
left in sinking condition. but the plain refused
to leave her The mate and crew came up in the Umpire
severe snowsorm is prevailing.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %
The circuit court met at 10 o'clock this morning despite
the storm tremendous crowd were in attendance among
whom there were very few members Of the Society Of
large number Of witnesses did not answer 10 their
After discussing legal points castner Runaway
guilty his wife cingng his The clerk asked him
how he would be tried, stating that it matter Of life
and h hs county Ths clerk wished him sale deliver
The court is edousy engaged in empanneling
Jury.
SrRSaFIKIp, (Mass,) Nov. rs.
Tho house of representatives stands 1856 wings 1893
opposition, and towns TO hear from. There will be
small whg majority, which hardly prove available for
party purposes, since the opposition have majority on
joint bai'o
.s~rs HALIFAX, Nov. 25.
Liverpool letters dated Saturday. the 10Th, that
opened with less buoyancy. and the tendency of prices
was downward. Fair nplands and Mobile, Cd.
BuFFA Lo, Nov. %.
The schooner bold, from Chicago, capsized on
Lake MICHIGAN. and 30 lives were lost
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Liverpool letters dated Saturday the l5h state that cot
opened with less bnoyancy and the tendency of price,
was downward Fair uplands and Mobile, Sd.
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BUFFALO, Nov. %.
The schooner Newbold, from Chicago was capszed on
Lake Michigan and 30 lives were lost.
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Al OISE's Strip Of Yellow Dock-one OF the beet
III put before the public for all diseases arising from
Of the blood as all kinds humor
All kinds Of complaints arising from
indigo son stomach papItahon OF the heart
effects this medicine
strength quantity sold for The price, decidedly The
cheapest medicine in
Price 81. For sale at BUTTS Drug Store,
OF Pa.
Circulars gautous strongest
dence OF great inestimable value. Call and get
SO
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THE BOSTON American Almanac for 1854, volume
OF asa closely printed pages giving, addition % me usus
n,nac natter fn and varied Information eohcene
general and State governments ana ~ H.
mass correspondence relating 70 e
government, finances public institutions IN
ard resources o. s ,,a,,. .rr,,
Tho several states, lists Of public officers imports
lists navy lists Judiciary, revenues ,s,age 10 ,ny n,.t
P,iee and can be mail At "n'oe P''"s' " ' -
once n The United This day reee .xcp TAyIoR
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.,orsExEEPIxG articles, such as
Ill prepeh 1,iaad and tea ware
-, Stone hinnd dinner, ana tolet Whs
,..a,l.rv of color and qushV
~. "a MES glass looking xnsses
ra,ry hardware lamps and girandoles
,ra,l. cutlery, and table ornaments
Isp,pr ed Foods, plated ware
ed ironT goods, Abata ana hrmhhia W"e
,nokine n. o almost description
t,naa care lin ware baskets, brushes, &c.
OF housekeeping
y the attention those shout furnishing
p,rc,sers decidedly their inee. 70 call and exam
ipes and prices :, Y, w, ~ SLha,
Nov l6--2aw3w oP"r" e'""e "AAst
c.VPETIvsx AT Reduced Prices--In consequence
i.,sne.s OF respectfully inform
az 6n carpets complete, and will sell them
price. considerably have done this season.
Having stock from late
abroad. cnsbled PROMISE confident
sssuan nee tina ali the~ must be pleased.
e in store
Rich velvet do. tapestry, Brussels
Plain English Brussels
American Imperial, three ply
Ext d.. ingram, double do. tapestry
T~lled and plain Yenstian
Dutch slk -oo.n hemp, and ingram carp<nss,
with rugs and door match.
co,hs, all wdhs, styles and orshes which
room, hall, passage, according 10 diagram.
CLkGFTT DODsON,
Penn avenue, door Of 9Th vtrs.', Washington,
Nov le-eo9uf
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rh, y.e.nc,.. In IN. s...s. ny rssig-
nation Of msssvs. Fesss and Davis.
The North Mssissppan, speaking OF various public
men in the State who have been mentioned as probable
candidates. use. the following language in regard 10
Judge Adams:
"Psrhaps there 10 no distinguished Union in North
Mississippi who is berer favorabiy known TO our
Judge Adams he having been elected In 1893
Judge Of this Judicial circuit the arduous duties OF which
Office faithfully performed seven years with honor
himself and to the Satisfaction OF all lovers oil justice
ray adninistst red Ia 1915 he elected from the
second district Congress- serving term, In which bc
rendered efficient service in the support Of Mr. Folks adj
ministraton and to the whole scheme Of the Mexican
war the glorious termination OF which needs no com
m. alton from At the end of the term he retired 10
prv.e Ie where he permitted to stay Tor, In
isse through the urgent solicitations OF his friends, he be
came candidate for The legislature, was elected and
while member OF that bo1y-a body which will be re-
me long the history OF Mississippi continues
to eristbody opposed, with all his influence and tai
ents the dsunon scheme. OF her leaders, cut loose from all
old stions and predictions for fearing not the
stigma ,nbissio~i'. wrothy denunciatons and full
of old associates In power but cased In the battle
armor Of right taking firm and decided stand for the
sttuons Union and the berer carry his principles,
he became candidate for the convention, which resulted In
his triumphant election.
"PoIiiosy there IL stain his e.outcheon bar
gain and intrigue Tor office shadow OF change
himself to tn. powers hs, be ! but, firm and
decided he has ever been, and yet IS Union democrat OF
the Jackson stamp.
"Asa private citizen be IL universally bsoved-tind,
and agreeable in manners. possessing mons Of
n. bo.,,pr OF many upon whom kind Fortune has show
,cd her choices, political honors. and who soon forget
sor vb.no. said as ,prang but emphacally o~s Of The
r,o,,. in whose bands their confidence and trusts are
safe
The article from which the above Is taken has been
copied into the Fag Of the Union. which also presents
the name Of the Hon VIM $. Wilson. who is spoken OF
az member elect to the convention, and gentleman
who would do credit to the State as senator OF the
United States
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CEMEHr and Caicined Plaster-Just received any bar
" es OF Wherspoons plaster Also,
win be ready delivery to-day, hundred Casks OF hydraulic
cen M.
"a, a. white piue Of different qualities
Panel. metclau nd cuttings
Yellow and spruce PINE Joist and scanning
Ash, walnut, hickory, cherry mahogany and oak plank aud
boards and all necessary building materials
Anthracite all Of which will be cold
the subscriber their lumber yard on IN
canal bridge r. nj. PEhhsoN u w.
Nov
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NEW YORK, Nov. %.

SPRISaFIELp, (iass.,) Nov. rs.
Tho house of representatives stands 1856 wings 1893
opposition and towns hear from. There will be
small whg majority, which rdly prove available for
party purposes since the opposition have majority
Joint ballot
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! heYs FOR RENT-the shree-story brick house
El building OF and Eth recently
A occupied by Elisha Riggs, I, II is located In one Of
desirable Of The city and built with all the modern
closet furnace &c. and has pump Of nrsiste water Ia
Nov 25-eodf the State Department.
DORDoNS Digest Of the o United staass.
VI edition. coming down 10 1851 including also be treaties with
powers and abstract OF Judicial decisions relating to the
law; BY Thomas r. Gordon complete
in ono volume OF l,67 pages Til. day received
IS to FhANCk TAYLOR
nR sCHENcK.s palm onIc S,rupi-for cure Of con
~, sato BUTTS Drug
Nov p3-Ct Conner Of Penn. ". and 18Th
M wlTIS's NERVOUS hyTiDOTI, the Medical
~ 1t ucuagi ne doeuH, conYHisions
i'' = " BUTT's drug store,
Nov 25-6t Corner Penn avenue and iah 81
non UENT-rat desirable Gsdsbys Row
eber win the furniture handsome and Kept The bs.
order.
will show the premises TO any one wishing 10 ren'h
Nov l5-difu
ID EMOvAL-JoHN MILLS, fashionable bootmaker, has the
his old stand 9th street
Browns HOTEL and ~ now prepared 10
furnish all kinds Of boots and shoes Tor gentlemen N s
quality by other IN me United
The public respectfully invited 10 cali
anu e'-" JOHN MILLS, Browns Hotel
vqe-a
s.4 FOR RENT the two story brick house sitnated
E.,a executive departments, and well
. small family. Possession given on the LIST De
ee''o'' "'N' 'PP" CHARLES DE sELDING,
7h street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall,
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NEw YoRK, Nov "a. 1851
.4r,'rai Of Tie dadniic-Neos from Europe LOU, Ma.
poie0n.-kossuta
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lament by Cromwell II really looks lust at present
il Louis Napoleon was strong for the constitution
the present form Of government OF France; and il he
proves 40 and places the imperial Of his uncle
upon his head there il but too much TO appre
bend that the unholy alliance Of despois in continental
Europe will receive an important accession 10 its strength
and numbers.
But il things look threatening and por,entous on the
continent the prospect is certainly improving and bright
ming in England Kossuhs visit will constitute
era in the history Of the land oil our orefahes The
demonstrations Of popular feeling called ont everywhere
by his presence OF character not 10 be mistaken Hun
dreds OF thousands mbracing all classes the bone and
snew OF the land listen in rapture 10 the souinsprng
sentiments which he so eoquen,y expresses The
press in lis turn dsseminaies and perpeuates them.
Millions who thought, thought eectually, be.
fore, are laugh, TO think and reason TO wish and TO
will, by the unanswerable arguments and eloquent APP
himself playing his part mos, admirably Wise as ser
arouses The fanheated, and breatbes fresh visor n'o
the powerful postuants for right and justice hdmhuns
the many great and glorious privileges bestowed e
British constitution upon ts subiects-the magma o"a
the bill OF rights and the trial by lufy-eecne"ns ie
oluon or violent change, he conciha'es une oo"'' anu
aristocracy; WHILE by holding up he bngh e.a"P's o
our own more fortunate country, he ehoWs We"' 'nA
there il still room for improvement and persuaoes mem
in es.,v Il, great object with him would seem 10 De
m England and America by bonds OF love and
fellow feeling showing to the former that commu
ni,y of interest should unite Der with VS. IN opposition
10 The progress Of despol.m. while at the same me be
makes apparent that such union can only be brought
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30

e state OF things existed justify this
pocy that map is more ready to engage In IL than
am wheu he will put my people In condition TO ADOPT
lit Give me market IN Virginia towns ano VIII al
wav, come to Virginia towns instead of going to q
foreign town | care not whether it be Baltimore,
philnielpha. New York. Boston. If then. we have
not this ,atrotsn and pride that belongs to Vginians
then we ought not 10 belong to Virginia and that Is the
tendency of all your arguments 1--we nave THESE 1ee
ings of Yirvinia's true sons we will not cripple her
resources If we have feelings foreign to her interest
if We have feelings such would lead lis to destroy her
prosperity Won ought 10 slough us OFT and wash your
hands OF lis. ! do not know where we would properly
belong if We cherished feelings OF this Kind we ought
1t seems to ME, to be associated WIN Ing 'est dha
meanest of mankind II eastern Virginia should come
forward and raguanmously transfer the ower into our
hands, and we were then base enough mean enough
contemplate enough, to that power as 10 Destroy
the State that gave BIRTH betray the lanu OF
ingtcn and Madison, and Jefferson we would deserve
the excavations of all honest men for our perndy.
have no such feeling we love Virginia; we love ner
with all her faults and with all her sins upon he heao
Place one OF her in whatever part OF the gooe you
may that love of country, that same love Oh tne
and of his nativity, that is inherent in him Will burn
brighter and brighter the longer ne lives you ,las
fer this power tell you that you will see and KNOW
that all your fears have been groundless We are 'lr
yinians, and will be Virginans still
This is all have to say. leave it to the people OF
this city, and to this Convention to decide between my
sell ana the gentleman from Fauquler. be wants %
know if they are willing to put themselves under m!
guardianship. wish to know if they are willing topu'
themselves under his guardianship He has shown
willingness to cripple Richmond he has shown will
ngness to eudanger the great scheme which, above all
"thers, she prefers have In good faith voted to carry
out that scheme He Gays he be trusted and that
| am not leave this question with them and this
Committee to decide.
Mr. SCOTT, of Fauquer If it be the pleasure of the
committee that should go on now, will do 30, or
will give way for motion TO rise.
On motion Of Mr.. SHEFrEY the committee rose, and
The Convention adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock, a. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30

"OUsE FURNIsHING G0oDs;-Th. subscriber
70 - .ors full assortment of House Furniting
nas - ~ Plated and Britannia Wars, Cutlery, Tea
Tr.ys and Waters Dish Covers, Block Tin War bu'n.
WooSen Ware Clocks, Looking Glasses, &c. A sonpIose
Of the stock which will be found great sdv.
e eau ~ nurchaserr, to be had al the store
ape ~. W. - . -
- DRUMS Smyrna Pigs, received from Ny Yde
20 and for sale By lap2al JOS. BosAVlcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30

Continued to Supplement No: 50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30
TUESDAY, NAY 9Th. 1851.

IJESI-dI, l1ay Oh, I65I.
The Convention met pursuant to adjournment.
The journal of the preceding day was read and
proved
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
ScftGnSi9fcit.

Inter eieitr llcberftrift Cnt6iIt Der See
publifancr pru lcetcr @Udbe einen QrIifclD
wcriu unIer Radbor pCrI0uten ld6t eaB CT
omltlben in elmer Gbitmlitcu 6iee f6ricb-
Gr bCfbuIci9t un5 earin, WiiIentlib aClcs
gen uno betrc8cn 5u baben. &Cmm 9saebs
bar, uimm5 Elm wcnia fubl-eS 1T nod Ian"
&c bis BUR @abl, II. fdOn iebt in elmer iclbCr1
0iec Su fciu, Fam tein @sbtru lis our @abG
| uiht pGtra9Cn. Nuu IObt uns leben wie ittb
| oiGfe Sa6C pethdIt, uuo bis mir ferti9 ljne
milo Der GtpubliFancr wieber Itbif febcn,
NO CT un5 biuSuftetCn 9ciubt BAT. 98ir
lo9tCu nimlitb in Sublani, CAP ,,Q8dhreno
ole SppOItiou bier in NGnnIDlpanten pors
9ibt Die oU5fbIic6IitbCn GrCunce Der Gcm'
! prUmiB WoGrCQCn iu fcin, 70 boben ibrc
| ISreuuoe i'm Staat ScrmCut bel ibrcr re.
IQcmdiiigCn id6ridCn Convention BE-
idIuge QeQen oiele g8bi9: MoFrcQcIn pal'
int" llno Sim" mas mir oa 9cfa9t bas
ben, (aGen pir ucb,-cS III AUDI wobr, une
cu faHnIt e5 ntbt umliebsn.--
gGir tobcn geIo9t bic Gc0usr Ger @biss
partci bduen cie5 0Ghon. pbne baB mir 9cs
ia9t baben men Iis fur @ouuern6r oufae'
upmmen bobCu- uuo oie5 it unS aud im'
mcr uoh cinerlci. Iter nun Su eini9eu eer
8cIbIuGtu -Ile lprcben fir fid fGIbft,
uno mercsu Gem &eputtif0ncr bic 2u9e
ICIbf ouf ccn Guten feitna9CIn -
o8rlA(cTSu, 0aE mir ciu en- bcutibcu sus rSE
| QHbj9 YortEl IN ibrtr igiau SklIun9, trninttlE
rurb Die Csl9s IonIiuiitrOtcu bn tSunGu, uuo oies
III, GGbcromtit Dtr SeIapIrGt, biG @rbotun9 ibrcE
SbTAuu0tt unb tbrtr rNeEbttt-SHir ,uGrccu
uu6 S0hEr etr QEbts:q0rtt cntAtVntetn audl tbrcS
! @jrunpiietn-pcnn sic baNtn ttlnr."
.8cItblrTSn, DaG Nie gBbias Yru @crmcnt, ius
eCm liS Die Nla6rC1in btS 9rCiIomtn SilmcrS bills
1Gu sine Sragt ~ Guulten otS Sdoptn:S SlGthtin9ss
CYGIts capor qtbratht babCn-uno bas lois bnCn Guf
OIs Sra9e 6C90ucn wclItn, uno uuirn Sreuncsn, ocT
5reunpcu Otr punanitit uu0 Den Sreuubcn SCr SrCis
bCit onrotbcu ibnCn ouf oiti 2HGit etcuaGs an psU
Sttmntaittn ju 5E8t0nEn!"
Nun, &upub!ifanert mas fonnif gu mebr
Uerlan9en? Bir baben 9ela9t oa6 bic @bi9S
in oen qanScn Sereinigteu Staaten fur bic
@OmprOmiB Masre9sn fsisn, uno babsn
9cIaet boB uniere 9e9nsr in Sermout iid
in 8eibluBCn oa9e9en ouS9sorudt bdt'
ten. Sben bobCn mir eini9e fol9tn Ia1en.
SSn eenIeiben miro oa5 8sra9en Der WbiaS,
9eroos psiI fie Union @bi95 iino, nibt gut
IaebeiBsn, uno fOI9Iid III carin beitdti9t mas
Ser @bs H SIC oss 2BBs9 Be9Bf{Se Bf{S 5S9s sdtfsfSH gffH
4nmOrts, Serr &epubIifaner! Sang fe(t
baben mir Dem Sepubifaner cieGe 2iiae
tOiceer auf ecn Ruden 9cno9eIt woriiber &c
| 70 erbarmitb tObte, uno ocIelbe uns aufla.
een pOuts. Sim" ou fannli'5 nicbt fom.
men, oenn no bic Scfumente niobt ae,
gen eth linc, oN iino Die usrooutrn 8eIbIu'
Be 3eu9niF 9c9en oib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
Scr .freie Sitsct" ssctru9.

9lne @edfelSeituu9, bHen 9erauSacter
Die Scle9enbeit bat genau nit ben Serb iIt:
niilsn an unieru StaatSs Werten betaunt
Su irtnr bat bic 8ers6nun9 esma6t oa6
idbrIid freis 3idetS Su eCm 8elauf pon ct,
rua so, 500 SbaIcr on VarteiSreuu
ce uniersr Ge9uer 9s0sbeu wCrbn. Gr
9ibt feline 8erebuuu9 Der Gdn9e n0b, uno
mir fubIen uberSsu9t rab Die SeteHnuns
p0aI9 nieoer 9Cnu9 III.
Dir foroern bic QufmerfIamfeit Der Sar-
tsSabler auf Diefens s0e9cnAano. DrleIbe
ii fir Es Elm widii9sr. 0enn our6 Elm
lUi3eS SetraQen miro eerCn BAIT euDOrbe-
ne5 @rIc bel 9unoert &oufenben
y on 8 balcr ORr9Cuoet. QnltrC 0a'
ndle uno Nie9eIme9e foutSn nun CtwaS ein
trdgeu, uno ooSu bGitro9cn bic Stoat5.
S6uIo beIfen III be5obIen, nno fomit Die
8hroen unIerer Bur0erSu erleibtcrn. Die
Is anal @Ommiflirusr finb ermdbIt nm Die
QuffCbt ubCr bteie StaatSmerte 81 fubren,
uno oteieIbe 10 Su banoDabeu, o0g oiCffIbe
ben SnterClen oe5 Staate3 nuetitb iCin
wuroen. Qnaatt aber oiC5 ouf cine aetreuC
Metle ju tbun, baben iie iitb ais 8srritbGr an
Dem in fie 9eieste 3utrausu 9sSeigt,- babeu
Die BCrfs fur poIiIiIde 3weds aebraubt,-
babeu wa5 Sen3albejabIern mar, anoern &C.
seben limb baben fOmit Ben Staat 9erau6t
unO waren nod nsbenbei iDreu 9dCiilsteu
Gcsn pnectreu. 81 ea5 8OIt wiui9 etet
Su buIosn? Ooer MIL es cieie GofOfafOS Icb
en- Die nur baruber az IdDeln iheincn
oaB es fir GDrIibftt in Oen 6fsnHihsr
Nemtern 9ebt. Sdrbejabler, wenn Sbr fol
6en 3ufono Der Sin9s dnocra wOlt 10 mhb
Sbr bel udDner BobI fir SoDu StrObn
liimmen. Shut Sbr oas, uno er,udbIt ibn
unier 98Ort Oafur, ole frsie Sitst Se
f6i6te it nit gianemmaI Su Gncc. a8enI
SIR ober ctefs 8eraubun9en Iisbt 70 timm
| fur Setb Glover.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-08-21
Ser Mepublifaucr.-stuf Sicis 2Sciic
ipirlt on nirbt Ips0claiicu!

gSir boben 9cfa0t ro6 8i9Ier togC0en
fiimmte brm @eni9n nbietneen Die Orufer.
9ibdfte su ilber9cbcn. uno 6o6 oieis5 Sc
fes oem Staat bcrCitS 100000 3baler er:
fpatt babe. Dies baben mir burb Spcu,
mente bcwicisn. Scr GcpubIitaner fol-
pert bintCnnab, fhbIt iib in Der &Iemmc,
uno mill eamit ~ bniefen," Dap
or fa9t unfere 8emcrfun9Cn fCisn ,Iabm"
eemeicn. 2tbsr baIt. Nahbar! Die 8Ceu
msnts io9Cn cS, uno oiefe @abrbeit fanuft ou
nit oieler eeiner (SDnua1Agal56" um9c
bune nidbt ben.-@crne 9Iaubm
mir ibm, ,,ooB eS ibm nibt Der Mhbs pntb
III Ii6 in oieie @abrbsit GinjuIaBen," oenn
alle5 oies wuree ibn ni1t5 trubtCu. Nber
es III oOeb our9 biefe5 Gclee bCinabe cine
babe MiCion &baler cipart wOrpsn,-
ipire eS aub ni6t Der Wube wGrtb 9ewelen
bofur Su ilimmsn ?-nStm," mir, 10 mte bic
SarbsSabIer, inc ni6t nit ocinn 8emu-
fun9sn Sufrieoen.-O @abrbcit oarf
uibt nit foben Nu5orifsn um9on9en Oocr
in Ser9e1enbeit 9ebrodt wetoen.-0cUe
qfitbt III, oa mir S0cumente an9sfuDrt ba'
ben, Su berpeiien eab mas mir 9efa9t
baben nitt wabr 1T, Coer CinSu9eliCben baB
es wabr lit. Nabbar bu muBt nit ,,oen
3eben ans Merf," eber laBsn mir Dir
feline &ubc.-8aS Der 9epubIjFaner in 8e
aug ouf Stimmen fa9t, Die SObnlon 9e9s'
ben babcn fOu, oofur fOrocrn mir N'meiIs
bic auf Sa9en, Sabrsn unc Sciten Der 3a:
aebuder 9cltugt lno. 9bc otClc on9e9CbCn
iinc, III Der SarbeSabIer teineswc95 verbun'
Den bele BemerFun9cn Su 9IaubCn. Nah.
osm otcS 9eibeben 1T, menn es 9e1bsbcn
fam. wcI6es mir ober bejweifCIn, 10 babm
mir baun eiui9e Semetun9cn rartlbsr gu
MAIDEN, wel6e pabin 9eben wsrpen Die 9lug.
Iibfeit Oosr S6doIiuF,it Der ouf btiocn
Ssten ee9sben Stimmcn ouScinanoer Su
feesn. .-Sbi9e 100000 3bacr Stimmeu
oss 9srrn Si9Ier Sin9cn obcr iibcr rireFt
9esen Die SntrrIsn oes Staat5 uno oeITsn
* AZ & - n tEss- -sersaS serr 98aebbar,
nit oeinen 8eweicn unO Dpcumenten!-
Uue anorre DeWertuHYeu vrtTvr rtr-e
ino nibts wertb, uno Su finoil6, Id6rIib
uno ldppiib, wis on eita in Se6u9 auf obi
9e SADIE nur Su NeutIi6 SeSeist BAIT.