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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
nerrn Qlpethsfsr eewls S6mibt.

Sbrer GufTcroeruna 5u fcleen, niidb dber eni9t
Yuntts, pelebe Sic mir i'm bsfeen Srtepens6rter
penn s. b. S. prrlc9ten, aus;upredsn uno ntine Hn'
itbt boritber Dem putlttum mltntbelIcr, femme td
nit Srcuocn ent9c9sn
@s III mir bnl6nelid bctannt, oab oas SR6ocher
beim SeTe QdtcL in S6ersbanccer Saunfhtp, Nlent:
ormerp gauntp, i'm beIIebenoen 3ultanoe, Grjcneier
fir 8raute rercronet i'd babe eie psricn tltlt in
beaIebeubsn 3ultanee 6eGbahte ncbt einmol fcnoern
sisr cher finfnat, uno babe ous9eflincen, nabecm
i eenauer uuo ticcr ectrbt BABE ooB eice I'M bells
Iebenoen 3uanoc fir 1rante ctrcrenettn Ar3eneien
9rSGtentbeils aus gan, uufbieliben, absr pIrtlid)
bcitlarfrit Nlttcln bdt;btn.
Da itb nun nit ,otrrn SelTe WStd in @eThafts:
&erbineun9 itshe 70 bat MIDI brrklbs crluht oiels
SHitta onSutbaftn, weftr CT mir ale lt,ne 8unoen
neblt Retsptrn ;u9ciCbdt bot Seh tcnnte es oober
ear nitbt bssrsifsn mas sic w oitbr aufcroeruna
tcpcoen bate bis i'd crfubr bag wrtlidb Gin Srrbun
ec[tbcbcn ilt-irctttt a6er ntbt rCn mir aus9cbet,
tubcrn tpabrIbculib rcn ciusm iun9cn Wlanns rpel'
der pdbreno mtiner breiwShsntlrbcn Abpctnbelt
mtintm 6jtitbSft pcritanp. @s mag BEN nun ftin
f0e eS miI-otr orGete Sbsl bcs bicii9en 9utlttums
tennt eteItn fall GeIItr ots itb ltl6t-uno td fam
mid nur niht ernuo ti6er sic punoern, pe Se fib
lc tteinlib-ia 70 Dang ttru mabcn tSnncn uno MIDI
in Sbrcm Nufias 81 btantren, oas burtb MIDI 9ebc6ts
nc @tltbdft beruuttr 81 trCtben uno n,etnen 9rcolt
81 fcbmacrn iudcn. Das 9cltn9t Sbntn absr 9HriB
nlcDty cenn Cet 9roBte SDsu oct SanCSutV pot HItD
tcurtn oclcrnt uno ptF ,ras CT rcn mir boIttn uno
Senttn fam.
Sur ocpunbcrt babe i'd MIDI, ea ih cs mir ittts
sur Yflicbt oenott bate @cGr9olttdt ;u 6srbotbttn
une mid nit Den bicatn 2(pctbetern 70 frcunofbafts
lict mic nlSolicb m ltelen eag Sic nls Gclt.ge uno
DeutId CT cs pcriucbsn rutGen rlneu Deutfhen
nieoermprddcn; i6 bin gror nut Gin iun9er SRonn
ron 25 Sabrtn uno sic viclIricbt Gin SRaru ron 60
Sabren--otsr itb fam Sbntn aus Dem tttfen Gruno
mrinss 6er;ens yruftn: idamen Sit fib !--io lba:
men sic tb, c se9cu Gc0t9cn uno soncsttuts aufius
trcttn-ras bsigt 6aS Dutitbtbum I'M frcmoen saneG
btben! Oiefts mtine Notwithstanding
gDtacr Der @ctbruno bObs itb 9tibrtstrn! @trs
fbcnsn sic MIDI fcut gang uno gar uno madden Sle
cb uttcr nicbt tatbsrlib, bSnn ontprrtcn ptroe tb
9bncn ME uno nmncr, uno iptnn Gle rcr S T Q b;
mel eas YalIsnft6rr bctrnmcn fclIten.
Gr. Rueplf Graf
l(rctbtttr unb Gbtntter.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
@ctraibe 0anDelS Oaus
uRo
aO6aeit !SOf
tit Der Stabt Qlaentauf.


Die unterSsibnefs1 bsnahrihtiaen ibrt
Sreunoe, 86nnsr uno tas pubIifum ilber+
baupt ca6 lie osn
6cfraibe uno &obfrn: S5dn6ei
nod immer fortbetreibsn. uno Smar an ibrent
oItsn Stonoplae. Srpei Sierede BON 6aeeu.
buds gShtb5baufe; unO aud Sueleidb, eas
fis biefen 5anoel 9r6Br uno fur cas Dub.
lifun prcfitIiber betreibsn ais ie. = sic
faufen Su allen Sabr5beitsn, an ben befien
Marftprslsn = uno psrIan9en befoneers
iset cine srOee Suartitdt
Tfoggen, SSelftbform; Safer unS
Gtunb6eereu u Itr
pofhr iie inn QuStdufb fir Grtiest bic ne
gum 8srfauf baben, ODER BARREN 9eIoe;
Die b66fen preife be5ublrn.
Gteinep6fen!
Sic 6atten audi Su ntIsn Sabrsseifsi cine
srose Suantitdt StrinfObGsn auf 6ono oIS
&mmps, G9s:. Sfens, nnb Ssn6-
&oblen
p6n Ser dCerbrffen 9ute, meIde Iie an biGt,
gen Qrsifsn abSuIafIen ssOsnfen befOnberS
eeosnfen fie fobalo e5 eie Shiffabrt tbun
IiBt. cine bsifrt uno 9r6bre auantitdt bic.
iss 4rtifsI in i6ren 9Of Su brinssn aIs ees
is Ger gaa mar.
Srenh6Ol3!
@ufeS 8rennbOIS miro fosleib cine 9rose
Suantitit perlanst pofiir fie I'm 1u5taufdD
fur SteinfCblsn ben b6bfeu Mattpreis
erIauben. Solhe ibrer Jtunoen bie1er Staot
Die ciefes Grtifst5 bsn6tbist iino, f6nnert
von ibnen 6amit in Is, 70 uno ean5sn Glafs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
9(ppeQ( Sla6ri6f.

3ufolae Der perfdieosnsn Gften Der If
Ismbp oiefes Staats in Sesu9 auf ,,@dun:
tn S6dsungsn uno Bslteuerun9en, 9eben
mir bic nnter5etbnsttu GoTmiiitonsrS BON
eeda Gduut0. bismit Nabridt, an Die Ear
barren @inncbner. Die 8sIissr uno Q9enten
ucn tieaenbsti un6 perf6ntibsn Sermo9en,
tarbar fur StaatS' uno @auntD Swede,
oos Qppsuationen er6ffnst rpsrosn in Der
@ommifIioners Qmtsfubs Sf Qaentaun,
,um Nuesn aIIsr Sntersfiirten, fur bic Der
fdieemsn @atos uno Saunf8ips eteiss
@auntps, rpie fol9t:
Eur Die georo uno SiS @aros Der Staet
Guentdun une ba5 Saunfdip Nortbamp
ton, Sancpr, Saliburs uno Sberfauton,
auf GRittw56s ben 5tsn Mai ndhftsns.
Sur Die 3aunf6ips SberiaiIforo, Sber,
matunait, Niosrmatun9e, Beiftnbnf9 unc
eow6id. auf DOnnsrfta96 6. Mai nd6lfenS
Sur Die Eaunf6ipS Rors uuc Siowbei
tbau, Seieelber9, 8afbin9ton uno eDnn
auf Srtitaas ben 7ten Mai nd4fens.
= I'm ndmti6tn Sag unb Srt nsFmen bi
YGommiIlicners UsriisssIte 9efbriebens Sor
lbIdae an, fir oas @infammeIn Der Staats
uno GauntD Sarsn fur ods as9snwdrtl9
Sabr; in oen 8orfdIdsen mhiIen bic Ssr
| iherunosu beuamt fsiu. Die @cnimiflio
ners wercen litb ieoO6 ui6t cbne GbwsI6sI
auf ben nieoerlfcn Sietsr befbrdnfen. ION
bern auf oenienigen, rpst6en lie fur ote bel
fern SntrsiTsn oss Gauntps uno fur Der
Diftriet mo- er eouteltrt, am sseignetitsI
EbaIten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
The Greatest Historical and Al
IegOriCaI Print Of the Age,

in Commemorative of that most important
event in the American Revolution,
THE BRITISH 'SURRENDGRING TIlEIR ARMS TO
GENERAL WASHINGTON,
after their defeat at YORKTOWN Virginia
October 1871. o..
The Engraving is executed by Tanner, Val
lance, Kearney & Co, from an original draw
ing bv J. F. Renault, and Published by Benja-
min Tanner, Engraper, Philadelphia. The size
of the print is 25 by "a inches and was original
ly published to Subscribers at Si2 IN the sheet.
EXPLANATION.
The Hisfory.-In the first and grand plan are
exhibited three large groups OF the principal OF
fcers. who were present at the transaction, with
faithful likeness of each. 49,.
In the first groups seen General Washington,
General Rochambeau, General Lincoln, Colonel
Hamilton, an old Farmer eager to contemplate
the scene, Billy the servant, and the Horse OF
General Washington. i
In the second group are American and French
Officers; General Knox, Secretary Wilson the
Duke deLuazua, and the Marquis de La Fay
ette-
The third group is descriptive Of the British
surrendering their arms Lord Cornwallis,
General OIIara, Commodore Simmons, Colonel
Tarton, with two fingers cut of, Lieutenant
Colonel Ralph Abercrombe, Lieutenant Colo
mel Dundas Lord Chewton, &c. Lord Corn
I
wallis appears presenting his sword to the first
General Officer he meets, but General Wash
iugton is pointed out to him as the only person
to whom he is to surrender his sword. .
On the nights and in thedistance are the diff
Cerent armies and crowds of spectators The
House of Secretary Wilson occupied by Lord
Cornwallis and his staff, which was bombarded
and pierced with balls; the Marquis de La Fay
cite having remarked that they were carrying
dishes for the dinner ofLord CornwalIis, asked
leave of General Washington to serve him a
dish ofhis own cooking, and immediatly after Sc.
yeral bombshells fell through the roof and
wounded some, and dispersed the party
The AHegory.-on the left is erected a mon,
ument in honor of those illustrious heroes who
sacraficed their lives land fortunes to insure to
their citizens, the Liberty and independence
Published at s3 By VIM B. Lane. Philadel
phia, and 10 be had at the office Of the AMER
ICAN COURIER, No. l4l Chestnut Street
PHILADELPHIA, as Premiums to that Paper.
0rAFA liberal discount to Agents.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

% rom SaSsgBaro, S154 II
& SR 0ncip. QHtomeiitcr pom Slcre.gSare, 200 10
Sntsrsdsn auf luIcben, 0O1 ~
Scbn Sasentutb, fir bic 6omilten uno
gRarsorst StraSs atju9rabcn uuo Gut'
ters ~ te9ep, GSO 10
'SOes e;,roes yy'ef 9sruoroStn. ~ sp""9 ~" $50 90
esotcb ISffer. 1(nn etroee a6uora6sn 107 90
Gcnrao gBsil, fdr YfIoiteritetnt, -. 81 94
g.. 6isttsin uuo anoert, fur Stetnmauer - =,
II. GuttSr gi MAIDEN an Der Scroan Srddt, 5O Al
G(t q. G6Qer, GhretberssGj1bdbrcn fdr 1880, do OO
S'ap,ss%%u,'S' M n,ossna '''''''''" "' w. ~ II es
Gtadts,, Gauntp. uno gduI:Sar 10 l6
g8m. Gssc, 6c6:GcnitabsI uue gSdblsause :,
aaecn fit 1850, ~ yS
Gtas gNsrs, Stubt Gussnisur, " %
QcoIn &une, TsusrblSde ausju6sNtrH, ~ "
| Cal. G5an9msre euf Rchuuu9 fit SaubeIL IA Oo
6yec. Brctff unO Sc. fdr euearbtit IL So
SefTs Othr, fGr Steine su fahren, -
6badss Sbric, Gefansniestbabrsn 00
Gta6tucter prrnithtst, W W
9ermllhts Qussa6en. 70
%sa %msSs,ohG,ro % S35so 81 an Spre,snt, 80 90
oaiton, in BEN nSno,n oes Stbasmcilters, / 90
1854 g.
gnir bic unter,eidnete Gcmmittse, ernanut um cot
&C Se6nuns iterufbsn uno aesrsuIstte'n, ssr'dptsF
eislstbe as ricbtl9
peter QSelftt,
gRaam 8. Gaac,
Gensbmist Den 7tsn Sag aPrit, Z. 2. 1852.
8. .. earpdlo,
@erfser.
sssusts-Gd 2. eSssr, s6rtttr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
Dts S6ifaDrf erbfnef.
Gte &e6a
grafSpprtotipnssG Gpnlponte

r-tNtbpPpL tNIECtIp<N~OAA
@iCbt Nobribt, roB fs nun tCrsit III 8aufmanns9iter
anmnebnien um prompt uno chncl gu bcfSrosrn orn
pbiloeetpbia nab GaIleu 8etbkbSnl, NGentuun Muutb
9bunt penn bdpen, 9Rbite ,6uvsn uuo SRitestorrs,
cpie nab allen 3pihenpldsen an Den Dclaipare uro
echo Ganaltn uno Der eseba uno Susqucbanna 8ie:
etttabn
Die Gitcr r1crccn smpfanoen an unb peritbifTt scn
Gem erCn ~ burf cecr Der 9ne Straes osraoe acatn
i6cr Dem Sol;cbr pcn Il. 9Griabt uno yeffe bctannt
Gis tsfTrbern etcnfaas @Htr notb uno rcn gieu'
pcrt nab Biltesborre uno oIsn 3piIb2npldeCu. per
GslOmore uno gariton Canal uno cen Dctapare uno
9etha @ar6lcr
Sitter pcbc auf biCftr Clinic ron glsupcrt orrfbift
rperocn, aebsn NIT N. g. Gdtns einie pcn Shouppsn
natb Nle: 8runsrpid. Der Shccnsr 92. 3. Stcdtcn,
Sholupprn Suhs tno ,JSrephruno." tpSrben on Dem
Nltanp 8alin, am SuGe Der GseCr Grase, glcrb 8psr
ocfinosn QIe Qustunf piro ertbeilt pen ben 6erren
N1cttler, 8pnclos uuo Co., SIC. GA Den Strafs, ino
in Der ussntsncffss Der Serrsn NScn uno Scbn, Slt
So 0Iclt:Strofs
.0oufcute uuo Unosre, ,uttdbt Sitter ocn g1cuptrf
nab irecno einsm Der cbsen 9ldse 81 rrrbfen babeI
pcrocn eiee Rcute ais Die nditt uno ehcrltc fnocn
Satrb atts bat n antcrCie in Der lcetberi9cn Sir:
ma ptn atts g4ilcn uno &C., 0crfouf oter bic GeChdfs
e ruerctn pcn ben ttsubsn GcIlhaftcr, rpie fribr:
bin frrttCtrisben, prhe cur pdntidhe atwortinatb'
rer GcIh6fts eb ensn beracn untbsif Der GunIt oes
Yutltums ;uuitbcrn 9soenten. Die @i9cntbumer ba;
len orcfs uno tcaeme stcbrbduItr 81 @aittu, Bstbs:
bcn,, aucuta,in, gpaub Gbunt, @bite papen uno
g8itsst3rrt.
8rafe, 9Biliou nno &c., Giscntbamer.
Igenten:
8. e gRccrbcoo, philadelphia.
Scbn Spopdc, Gotten
8crbcd uno Ruou6 Bstbkbem.
II. 9. 8ie. aaeutaun.
H. GB. esiIsnrina. GRautb Gbunt.
Il. Iaroee uno Co., penn booen.
6ertcn uno 8e(Ies, g4tftstarre -.
QpriI %, 1852. na3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
NOrtbamptpn
2BQGer @eIeQIbaff.

Die StodbaItsr Ger NcrbamptCn Baf-
feradeuf6aft meresn birourd benabrib-
tiat. caB cine Qabl fur Serwalter fir
bas tcmmsnss Sabr qebaIten Werttn foa,
auf Nsontass ben 10trn Mai nddffens,
swiI6sn ben Stunosn uon 10 Ibr Sormit-
tags uno 6 ubr Nabmttaas, am 9aitbaufs
uon @Gi Stedet, in Ger Staet Iaentaun.
-Quf Sefebl Der Scaro.
81. 9. g6erbarb, Sef.
Qpril %. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
DDd >8I6er.

Gin Tebr fd6nss uno 9utss 1iIortement
Qodet Baher uno pCrtmOnais. pom neue-
fen StpI, foebsn erbaIten uno Su eerfaufen
an bem wobIfeiIen Bu6lfObr BON
@ntb uuc 3rerIer.
1ututaun, 1yril 22, 1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
wollo! mollO!
9SriSncr itno Sreini9 iino tpies
Der i'm sSclO
,.,,S ,p,or
Quentdun, 2tpril %, 1852.

400 Sgierfel<, Sdl6<Sdrrels unb
9anjen SGffer Wiafrelen
an ibren frhberen pteifeH, wsEheS uon so
bis IS Gents, oas 6aIb: 8iuet wenigsr it,
aIs lie in Euentaun 9sfauft wereen Fonn:n,
cor fOn ltwO. &ommt biebsr an
Den iDoblfeilefi 8dargelb StGbr
Don 9SeionGr uuo Sreini9
IN Srerlerstdunj
ptnn ibr Bargains MAIDEN molIt - Nibt
abet nur allein f6mt Sbr eisS in Mafrslen
tbun, fOnoern in
alien 9lrten Glitter.
Rufet an fur UortreffIibtn trodsnen 3uf'
er, Su d Gents, uno fur anceen nod bsI1er
an 5 Gents.
ESQue Grten probufts wHbsn i'm Qus
taufb fur @aarsn, an &dfa preifeH an9e-
Hommen.
9SirS Dcr(an9f.
Die untsrSsidnctsn perIan9eu an ibrem
Stobr in Srerlerstaun
10000 Qfuno Stinfsn, S6uIterH anc
~ Ssitsntude
20 900 pfuno Butter
1000 8ufhd 9afst $500.
500 8ufdst @runobserrn, uno l6er'
baupt ale lrten 9anossprocufte.
@etoner unp Sreinig.
Srerlerstdun, Upril %. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
gfoStsSfeeG,,,i,lat,<

Sonatben Rei6ert, Sboemeilter, in
Rs6nune NIT Der Staot Qaentown, pom
1Otsn QpriI 1851, bis gum 7ten AprlI
1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
@inbein,tSc6e Sitter,

n bietm Dpartsmsnt bat CT stsnfalIs siusn bsrrli:
tbtn stcd, bcltebeno gum SbsiI aus
@sblsihtsn uno uneebleitfen Sbirtinas,
Sidines, Surniture uno S6hrSe @beds,
SburS 9in9bams, Diapers, SomIines,
Slannsls, OrilIs u. I. no.
rSttbcs allies CT bersit III an ben niebrsen prsifn m
csrtaufn.
Ssin aTcrtenlent ron 6antfbubsn. Tltts, Strtnp.
f. Damrn:g gooel: arbcit@Clcrs, uuo alIs Nrtsn pcn
9Ircns III 9Iebfalls ebr gut
Sein Nfprtement G;roScrcien,
Suisnttpaarsn, srsod, stride uuo 8drltsu in sben:
falls Gin lclbes has alI9rmrine 3ufriCosnbeit ee6en
rpiro, bCocs in Suaitit unb in Dem 9reig. Diees
III er beret gu tbun uno cnbcn cs c melt gu tbuu
als cs in finer @trpot C9t uno CT pcllte eas 8clt
6ciors prn Der Statt uno oet eanot eintnotn bn nit
erem Yeud gu bcebrcn, inoem er nibs baftr reebnCt
tog man icincn Stcd untsrludt, une bnen i'm @eqcn,
tbtiI nctb rafir oantt ct e 8aufsu coer niht Ser:
acfct ben Srt nitbt: Ode pen Blllcns 8sbe, Martt
8terrd
81. 9.--Gr BAT SlcibfOns Elm aascmeinss GfIcrtc:
msnt pen ponoma:, g5taib:, China psart:, DeutIbs
srrb unogGIm eaub ptite tpsIbe CT cbr wcbIft usrt
tauft
0S5-2me Irtcu aonorsprcoutts psrocn i'm austautb
fdr Naarsn an9encnrmsu.
s. gS. 8ru66.
1Qlentaun, Nprit %. roI5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22

gi einer psrtaaten Berdunluna ben Barssrn NJ.
isnictpns. aebaeu am ateno ess 7en eisits W1euats
tpurps frt9enoer 9sribt pcrselcet:
Die an Samliae N6suo ernOunte Committee INN BIZ
Shidldbtet in Grrpaauu9 gu nebnicn gcgcn hte gicr'
tban,ptcn @arsesknlboit 81 perfabren, gu oen Gno;
susd eins @srIurtuna bres Srsibrefs w erielet, une
Der nahifn @etlnmmIuna ensn pan Der prcseour ,'I
bsresn uno rcruIeeen, I'M SafI man ieb iu lrltbsr
getIpirfuna entIChlcBen clIts, niacbt tcl9snesn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
4Ra q y 8 !!

Cine fd6ne 1uswabI oGIsr Scnsnnun9en
Naps, uno Solf., uno Mitdbsus SraueIine
@uioes, icebsn erbaIten uno Su oerfaufen
BEL 6ntb nuo Srcgler.
Iuentaun, 1prit %. 1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
9(n Die 9treftDrett
Der @emeinf6ulen Don Se6a 90

Der Btmellli0lllen pDiI SeWu Gu.
8ufoIae bes 32fsu Qbf6nitts elmer afte,
betitelt Sine Qfte fur bic Re9uliruns
uno ScrtIesuns sines Spitsms BON Gr6is.
buna burb 8smeinf6uIsn," paffrt Den 4
Qpril l649,-
Raben mir. Die lnterfdtiebenen, Com
millionsrs BON ee6a Gauntp, foI9enes IN
aobe peS 9elaufs bsfannt, ben Elm isosr Dt'
(irift innerbalb oes Gauntp's ee6a fur oas
Sbuliabr pcn 1858 bsrebtet 1T Su sisben,
aus Der purb bsIaste 1fte erlanbten ldbr
Ii6su 8erwillisuns BON 200 600 SbaIsrn
wie eiss ourb ben 4uflebr Der SeIneln'
IbuIsn in unfsre 1mtsffube beri6tst wur-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-22
Grofsnen SBanreit 9rp;ereisn unb
Oueeits>W Waaret
Babies Dree Sitter.

Sc III nitbt FIN @unib eas puttitum eamt ,u flat.
1ren, oaD er stnsn unsepSbnib 9rcBsn Stcd Sitter
bot-abcr er udnlht ben etanten gu pertrsitsn, baB
or cincn rpcbausscruibtten Stcd rcn eaoss Drc6 SD:
ter auf pano bat beltebenb aus elmer Gafbispcnbcii
pen
Sdrdse, garuse 0sIOins, Ssios. Muns,
Saccnets, fI9urirte rno ssmsine SwiB,
cine Serfdieosnbeit pOn eawns. @ina-
bans, Rattune u. (. w., u. +. 10, Sufam.
men NIT elmer 9rcBsn Suantitdt neuer
uno ft0ner 9lter, uno ca er sscsntt fei
ncr Stcd 6fers ruisbcr ousudaen, lc miro CT INNER
Die neusfen uno msit ptrIan9tH, Stits baden, Die
in Der 9ttp erbattsn merben tSnnen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07

RED JACKETS GRAvE.-A movement was lately
started in Buffalo having for its object the erection
OF monument over the grave of the celebrated
Indian chief, Red jacket. A meeting was held, and
proposition made to open a subscription for funds
to ray for the monument. At the conclusion Of ala
address on this topic, one Of Red Jackets descend
ants, (Dr. Wilson.) arose and said
GrNrirMrS Avn L,niEs-I wish to dctain you for
ment sm Of the descendants Of Red Jacket. ]
sneak for them We have been removed from homes
ly The cunning tIcschery OF the pale faces Red
Jacket, though not prophet. the OF pro-
from the home. OF their fathers and his would
rest there But let pale face touch them lie forbid.
in his last moments the pale face TO follow his remains
when his spirit should leave them to unite with the Great
spirit. So let the white man not touch them. We, the
few broken remnants of the senecas viii boar thea,
away with us lie wants no monument from the hands
Of the white au-he would not have It, As he forbade
the pale follow him to his resting place, ms
would forbid them to dcecrate his bones with their touch
Let not the white bcstow his unthanked benevo-
lcnce there Let not the phanthropist go there Red
Jacket wants no monument, No monument would pre-
rerve his Ilis will not perish though n.
have no monument. lie lives. lie lives in these hearts
Of ours and viii live as long heart beat. in the
breast Of the red man Tho white man lss done
thing FOR him--he has surrounded his remains With
papg-he has placed marble slab over them Wher,
is ID now Piece by piece the curious visitor has carried
away Till scarccy is left should the pale faces build
him monument "a high az they propose TO build -
Washington at their Capitol 1t would criilsble away "
that those people Of Buffalo have placed him apd no
stone would he found one upon the other. NO h'N
Jacket forbade the pale faces TO follow him 10 ~, grave
Red Jacket would not have them deseerte his bones now
resting there His predictions that The pase ice um-
grafton would roll these plains ana sweep away ns
tribe is fulfilled and relative Of his descendants few
of whom remain wonder 10 you White mcn ant wh,ss
touch not . bone o. him After rev days, W.
viii hear away U hands from TINS retshg pl,re ~N1
remains III hin BHt lct ~, rhite asa touch h's
an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07
New NIilltrry TELEGRAPH,

This is the Geographic age. Our own country is
wired over with telegraph lines We may shortly OK
pect tosee vast territory placed under an immense
electric sieve, spreading from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and from the Aurora Borenls to the Equa-
tor. The electric wires, too, are extending in
Europe, to all points, connecting despotisms with
constitutional countries, and bringing all parts Of
the European Continent within flash Of London
Asia viii next, we suppose, be brought under the
finger Of the Geographic operator in London and
New York. Then, the daily occurrences of Pekin,
Constantinople st. Petersburg, Vienna, Berlin,
Rome, Paris, London, Washington, and San Fran
cisco, will be published the next morning in the
New YORK HERALD.
Since the discovery Of the magnetic and electric
tecgraphs, ansther mode of Communication has
started into existence for the exclusive Of armss
This system of telegraph consists of two bases:
lst. To use nothing but what the soldiers carry
with them
I'd To ask nothing Of the men but uniform and
mechanical movement with which the minds Of the
soldiers have nothing TODD.
This system, which was invented and perfected by
Mr.. James Swaim ofPhiladslphia, who lately return
ed in the Baltic from Europe is simple and methodcal
in its operation and renders all confusion and false
Interpretation impossible. The speed is very salts.
factory and il has been shown that from thirteen
TO fifteen doxbe signals can be made in = minute,
over an extended field Of military operations or
evolutions
We learn that this telegraph has been tried,
with the most satisfactory results by the military
authorities Of Wurtemburg, France. and England.
In France. many highly successful experiment,
were made between the forts Of Vincennes and the
surrounding forts to the distance Of miles. the
distance depending upon the quality Of the spy glass.
come WI permit q correspondence between Fort
Nogent and Mount Valercn. which is the greatest
disance--twclve miles-between the belts of forts
around Paris; and in case the distance is too great,
intermediate posts can be established. The men
used for the experiments had no need OF instruction
beforehand: they were taken az aandom from the
army whenever they we're wanted standing tele-
graphic corps is not, therefore, necessary. Expert
ments with the night telegraph We're made between
Vincenncs and Nogent Qwo aud hall miles) with
simple tallow candles surrounded with paper, and
notwithstanding the inconvenience of this kind Of
light, the experiments were successful. For night
telegraph II l., Of course, indispensable that the size
of the light should he according TO the distance
This is a brief outline of the new telegraph. In
all great military operations widely extended, il
will be OF considerable value in preventing mistakes,
in giving information from extreme points to the
commander-in-chel, and saving time in the trans
mission Of orders. The system is, OF course. useless
for any other purpose Electricity annihilates every
thing else for the occurrences OF every day life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-07


The law provides that tive governors arc to be
elected ~ the same time. but that no eecor shall
vote for more than one. The two candidates having
the highest number Of votes are declared duly
elected
III necessarily follows. that tho two candidates no
minated by the two great parties respectively, must
tc the persons elected.
In other words. the whg nominating convention
has the absolute and unchecked appointment OF one
half the governors, and the democratic convention
the other half.
The pretended election by the people is all moon
shine-a palpablc fraud-eyen greater than those OF
Louis Napoleon on the French electors.
This single board has the authority to increase
the taxes of the city of New York, at will. 70 any
amount,
Are tho two political nominating conventions fit
repositories OF the power of appointment
TO whom, and to what extent, are they response
bic for the exercise Of this power
let the citizens who foot the bills answer,
yvg.s, psg OF TIL N..Tig,,