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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

over til" Electoral College representation
while those States at ~ announcement dis
lance. have no, unfrequcn'ly depended upon
the precaious chances of luck for even one
delegate, to take upon himself the burden
of representing the vote OF an entire State.
The new plan may tend to abolish the. c
inequalities, aud may effect regular rep.
r"sentaiioi from every state IN the Union.
But 10 the legitiml,,s of the party, To the
advocates ot restoration, the reduction of
the delegates 10 the representation in Con.
crcss iroul cnch State. is of the last lmpor
ttncc Where the vote il given by a large
delegation the Young democracy seldom
tail ii MINORITY but where The delegation
is limited To- the elcctoralvo,e, the cNttaneous
influences OF popular procliviles are sub.
stan,ailv excluded Thus we see, that hy
the new plan oi Organization. the legiiimists
oi the pnriy are given ma advantage in the
tonyenlion OF which they have been di.pos
sessed s,ucc the nomination of Col Polk
IN 1874, including the Convention which
made tina, nomination in the face ol the
regular order Of succession. The late
Democratic caucus ut th. capitol. It will
be rccollrctrd, tacitlv turned over that great
sectional issue hctr'een the Democrats Of
the North aud the South to the Baltimore
Convention. At that caucus it viii also
he remembered few Southern States Rights
men were present. The National Execu-
tive Committee have acted with similar re.
serve So that ihi, bone of contention will
be throw if,o the Convention. upon ia
meeting. and may still dest,ov N the an,c.
patIons of harmony resultng from the
pending arms,ice. This element IA the
canvass giv,s % the whole matter an as
poet oi doubt, uuo,etsiuiy, and unusual
CRAFTY.
We heyc thrown out these suggestions
"a II c0uccdlng that this committee had the
power to act nuthorItaiivelv and dccislscly
ou the subject, which they hatc considered
But the di>org tuizaton al the party since
l>IS. would seem Ia ,iliatc the authority
ul this committee, or reduce It At least In
it. nciiou To- the suggestions of n mcrely
advisory body, taking the initiative steps,
without binding free upon the party at
large As no man, no body of men. and
uo organ is authorized at this lunctufc to
speak Bv Authority Tor the National
Democratic patty, rs vet in state of dis
organization, we have expressed these views
To ,ullghtrn eur reader, rs mr ~ possible,
~ to the weight aud bearing of this move
mont trWlds TIE t,n'g gnitnli"u e. Tie
National Democracy. i, at l.as, n be
ginning The end :, not yet.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

BLAcK Nosss. "A resolution has been
introduced in the Kentucky Legislature,
which provides that the keeper Of the
peni,cutisry, shall procure a suitable chem.
teal dye, such ~ will stain the cuticle os
outer surface al the sk.n perfectly black.
So that it canno, he washed Of, or in ANY
way be removed until time shsll wear Il
away. and nature furnish a new euticis or
surface and thu, with iii. dye he slsali
have the nose Of each male convict paiated
thoroughly black and renew the application
Ms often ~ amy be necessary TO keep il 20.
uuil within ore nonth OF the expiration Of
1T, sentence. when i, shsll be discontinued
lot the pa poe Of permitting nature to 70.
store the feature to its original hue. pre-.
para,ory TO the second Advcn, Of its o~ner
iuto the world Pike, OF the Kentucky
Flag, i, IN favor Of the resolution With an
amendment tina, the sheriff IL each county
3e required to catch every delinquent newt
paper subscriber IN his bn,li~i,k. and black
his nose and keep ii black until he pays Up,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

Mn. CLN's Wi.m.-1hs Washington
correspondent. Of the Philadelphia North
American wftes.
mir. Clay WAS very comfortable last
night, and is much refreshed this morning.
All his hopes and ef'ots are now directed
to enable him to gain sufficient strength W
appear once more in the Senate. and 10
utter his last admonition against the dan.
ger Of new doctrines which have been
hroached, AID which threaten the petms.
nency Of our institutions. lie would sAth.
cr speak than write out bic thoughts; aud
while maintaining, ~ he has always done
heretofore, the cause Of liberty throughout
the world, and proclnimiag himself its in.
flexible champion, he will. At every hazard.
pronounce against the scheme OF in,crvcn.
ton The time NJ which he means 70
make thi, exposition ri his views cannot
now hc definitely fixed. ard must depsnd
upon his physical condition, bu, he 10 stern
aud resolved in bis purp'sc 70 make it. aud
he viii make il, oven il in the attempt b
should die on the floor"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

of common object the Democracy of
every section Of the cnubirv, It must no
lend iisel,' 10 any faction. It's vision mus,
range beyond tue plots Of tae self :, Wed
fai1n Democracy. II must respect the
feelings aud opinions Of those who still
cling to the State rights doctrines of jar.
rrLsoN. II must cease the vulgar tanut of
dirnnioHig's, which it applies indisrriminaie.
~ to every Democrat who feels fur the
honor and lights OF the South. State say.
erelgaty aud the righ, Of secession. must
not be the on"rt oi It's incessan' dcnuuci
atlon, unless it means 10 cut off from the
patty all who still maintain these articles
OF the Democratic creed. IN n word If
the central organ Of The Democratic party
wishes to conserve the unity Of the Dcmoc.
racy, it must not desert the cherished prn.
cIples OF the state rights, strict -construc.
ton school for the c:nbrace of The consul.
idation dogmas of federalism
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31
Cold Weather.


'o' ''''"''s '",'',' " Wv '''''"'' ~
Tue ''''' - '''''' ''' ''''
NJ" oalrNNS 'LAp Is WHITE oars.
We ""1r oar ""'''' "' the so""'' n'u
extraordinary Nls''"""' ~ '"'N' '"'H ''''
evening, "hrn ''r NOW IA" ,ii'e" "hN -
tho d"pth "i 3 inches we nav" now J."
record a sun '""h'' "''e''l"h'"' =" vas
phenomenon, whi'h "hdr oar Quest VI
h"l''n'''' when 'heN ""'sr '"'' "'"'"''H'
aud l"oh,d ""t ol te w 'u'"s' sIa'c - VI,
tcF ann'e"'tu' an" s'"i"i"'""" ''sn'"''
all n'sh'' asa 'l'' morning 'n' .a''" was
entirely invisible "h''e '''P'' 10 WE
'.'.1';..l., '.,,, .',,.,,l .,,.,,,
n ,,.L
'''' - - ~, n.,'.. NJ, .rh.,
81" "' -. ........ L....,.L..l
""'s W Ps", ' ",'. ,aJ ,,@,n,hs ,nr. 6,I.d
w. - -, .,,.,,. and
"''' WYE ,,,,'t ,,.,,I, ~ snl,I hmm.
''r;',' y, ,..L no,,.iI.r,I.l, .h,hi,, nj ,hn
,.,..,, a,Id..L.s ,f ,h,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

During the year 1881, there was .slO
crininal trials in the city OF New York, in
which ,tpt cousici'"hs were had. Eight
persons we're convicted al murder; o.,
of mauslan,hter in the h--t degree two "'
m,nslaunh,sr in the second degree une al
ans,inph,er IN the third degree. and fou'
Of mau.l,ugi,.r IN the i"n''h degree
The conyic,,ons f,r other serious crimes
we're. , lor ROBBERY Ia the first degree u
Tor burglary, II for forgery; 100 io'
grand larceny md : fer assault, with In
tent TO XII -Trns Uot1.
Wonder Il the New York press nrr mo-
still prepared to give Tcsas few chapter
on morality
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

4 Western editor thanks \ contemporary
for .cndiug him An esdy account Of the
conAagrs'ion OF the village in ~hieh The
latter resides. and adds Althsseh W. aFs
opposed to our contemporary In politics, We
se no, dead to the hner emotions Of friend.
ship. and fully appreciate nor ktend's hasa'
ness in sending us the sa'!'rst ssws q ~
entire destruction Of the village; ssd sAseA
an opportunity offer itself. - will waoA
pleasure reciprocate the compliment"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

SKATING BLo..AKss - he boston Itee.
aid .s,s that large number Of their ci,'.
gems "w-re rryal-d on Saturday s'i'ino"n
with the sp~c,ari. OF .c.n- 8 ot ~ sonrg
ladies' in the Rloor,er costume. skating ~
Black Bay. The l.d'~- proved 'hsns'' Ives
to no mos, excellent ard E acr a SKATER,
not one of them cstehn ( tail 1ltN
prohahls might have cnfch.d ~, a. Z
had t,ed to. hu, undouh'cdl, they rt..e'.
red catching a beau to 'hrplas up--roF
ladies do.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

One of the most daring and 2eih'lo"'
,,,,h,.,i,s ou record. was committed IN VIC
TORN, nu the slh inst The r''h'"s ""','
of III. ,dvocate WINS broken into NJ h,sh'
and robbed Of four dollars ~ cash Tho
.d;,or SAWS the sron,df,l WAS alter mo-"
cy, aud he got it, We cant say t" MN
comc again. we have more ct the sans
.o,,. Int We can as u-e him, when he hon
mr.. n. with another nocturnal visit, he vii
not find IA with hard money lying aoo"'
loose, or ts~s mp in rag
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

How TO r.9,EAr RAILROAD Acci.
pgNrs-A IT, q. NJ. Bourne has heen
writing to the New York papers. advising
the adoption Of new system. which will,
according to him. prrri"de the possibility o'
railroad accidents III future. Whist Is Lis
panaeea Nasi,iass s:ssse ss.ss !e-. thar Fh'c.
nology Ito advises the several comm.
MES TO employ prolcs'osa Of this science.
who shall examine the crania II tire can
didates for the office Of engineer. ard &c.
ccive or dis,ni.s them aero ding TO th,' r
Developments Here is his idea oI What
cone1ctor should be:
"A Conductor should posscss-Good
Health. BE a total ab,tn.nt. Ttwv,
ments Mental. Vital. Motive. iars'. "a
not less than 22S 'uehes. Mental } ,.-
featstions - Caution. Coesri"'fsi9rsi e-s.
Comparison. Casualty. lu"r'sf t..
esteem, Eventually, iudiI,ousIi' Local..
", Form, Order, iiuman Naiura er.,.
,ivencss, large. ConslfgetiyeGe-s GINS.
halveness. Beuevolcnc.. Nensrm s'i
Weight, Calculation, llme, \maiy
fni 10 izrse. Acqul.iilrcncss, seeie;'vs.
ness, Continuity. average 10 JaH. 'ee
other faculties Ia hsun"a,le."
As 10 the above de-. c,lbcd conductor
having human nsture Ut he Indeed pos.
seas all the other organs Gunner stsd. Nc
are sc.ptical. We suppose Tie DTtor
meant 10 write super human nature instead.
At all events. ". are great people Pie
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

Thc.e WAS great lrrshet q Alhaays
Y, on the ii inst. AID he ~asss rsss sesy
p~n,l, a. high - Il ID ia ~ srsae ftssese
Of ls3s. IL Ils lsilgs u ~ usdeeo
River Railroad over ths Kindsshose hsidne
!. carried away. TIE 1sed bsgaa = =
cede im tkr evening.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

Kcssurm Alexandria Casstes ws4
rcmarks "If Kossuth Is to make answer.
in ,hi. cosnt,y. TO all the speeches that m
in preparation to be delivered a him. -
viii have a hard task he(css him. And Y
the newspapers are expected to print d
that h. !. expected to say, they may - y
adjourn al other matters. Until ~ e.
Hungarian leaves tho ecsnesy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

alton, unless II means tn cnt oil from III,
patty all who still maintain these article.
OF the Democratic creed. ~ n word. Il
the central organ Of .he Democratic party
wishes to conserve the unity Of the Dcmoc
racy, it must not desert the cherished pfiu
ciples OF the state rights. strict -coustruc.
ton school. for the cnbrace OF the consol.
idation dogmas of federalism.
Al Incident In the West.
" Music bath charms t. sooihc the savage breast"
About year since. u temperance man
moved with his family from South Caro-.
Ina to the West. The .parscness Of the
population, aud the continual travel pa.t
his place. rendered 1t necessary act OF
humanity in him, frequently to entertain
travellers who could get no further. Owing
the frequency OF these calls he resolved Ia
cnlarge his house and pa, up the usual
sign.
+ Soon after this an election came on the
triumphant party felt that it was n won.
deflui victory, aud come "youHg hoods p"
OF the majority determined. in honor of It.,
to have "A regular blow out" Accord.
ngly, mounted on their line prairie horses,
they started on - long riie. Every tavern
AVA, visited On their rout. unJ the variety
thu, drank. produced a mixture which
added greatly TO tho noi.c and boi,,orou,
ness OF III, COMPANY. In ,h,s condition.
they came. about dozen ~ number to our
que, temperance tavern. The landlord
aud lady were absent; the clic,, daughter.
fourteen years Of age. ard five Younger
children were slon, In the bou.s
The pen,l,n,cn TOR the, considered
themselyr. suchl called for haunr.
ave keep none" WAS In. modes, repl,
of the ,ouue pir
"What do ,oa keen tavern for thcn,"
"vor ia. accommodation of tray, le,s."
"Well. then. accommodate us with ,omc.
thing to drink"
y uu uiii soc hy tbs sim. that wo keep
a temperance ,a,r.a."
temperance taverni" Nlcrc tn.
children clustered ar,unJ ,h.ir sister
Give me an axe, and I'll cut down t e
.i,tn,'
80 on II fnd an axe at the wood pile.
sir
Her. the pa,.,. c,ch onc with an oath
mad. a rush to- the wood p,le. ,Arhimiug.
Dawn with tho sian, down wI.h Tn.
sum"
lut the lcnI,r in pniup ont. discovered
,n an tdiniui,, room. A .,Isn,,,J piauo and
b.. ,cru,,.i,,nii,.ruts
IF u,v snt,,,l,,,,.." .ail ,he i, quiet
modest manner
81 ON do, Civ. us n tune"
"terl,anlv. mir; ard tah lu, tho stool.
while the cll.lr.n to .n,J a c,rrI. clos. +,
her. she sung and ala,.d The Dld Ann
Chain" some Of ,h,m aad never heard /,
p..no before; othc,. nae. no, h.nni ONE fof
,4ni.. The tnmnlt was soon hushed the
WIN aud sour gentlemen we've drnWn back
Gou the wood pie. anI formed a circle
outside the ch,aren The lv.oer nunm
spoke.
VIII ynu be 10 kind A, 10 favor us with
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN,
cNxx TWO DOLLARS A TEAR
n. ". LOT q u 4. R1,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TT RMS
Tp,TvS.s RtrrsLIc.Sis i-.n-d weekly Al TWO
mil Ans per snnunn. II pr,d at tie I'm" IT sub
,crihine " paid ~'ttH Il, months, 'hfH" Dollar :
~ .,,n.ut he DELAYED until -rrr the ss months the
- vii he Four Dollar. Single cnprs One Dime
ANNOUNCEMENTS pc, square pi ten lines or i-ss
.,g 81 cent. urt square i"t c,cry 'uhs-qen nscfi"n
Ih.,.i j,.cnnu, made for yearly Advertisements
,,nrr,.nt OF c,nltai-s Ten Dollar
T,.,i,, t.-r rent Will be charged on advertisements
M, nd 10 s'l,enc.
rr Leuers addressed TO th'' Office must he most
mad
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

On Saturday afternoon, hnc en''- :
Newfoundland dog, dressed ~ nl's.e io
canonical black, enter, d the Norm u
and sscsrd.d into the rul H.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-01-31

AM.
"Wcll, sir, am the spokesman Of the
party. who grcssl, insrlted yoar innocent
family, threatened TO Gu. down Your sign
and spoke so rudeIy To Your children. You
have Just cause to be proud OF your da"gh
ter sir, her noble hearing and iearics,
courage were remarkable ~ one 40 vonn,
aud unprotected. Can You pardon ne. Nj
feel that can never forgive msssli.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
q G f OF + G IL:
(Gin8sfanOt Surtb cn gbrtp. oru. Sage

(Gin9IlanNt rurtb zen Gbrtu. loru. Si9er.)
2tm IL. Stttbtr, in ioancptr Saunftp, eciba 60.
an Der ptrypOiIuluht; tbortna S6aer, Scb
ter ots Iprn. 65scr9 Sa9er, in ibrcm 20t n Sabrr-
Sst ibrtr @tcrrl9uu9 am borauficI9cnesn 1ienitor
btdt or. Dr. @CdIr cine ocui:bs uno potcr Goh eint
en9Ifhc Nrbs. DisSuiirrbcnI crtrua ibrs odbncnat:
Ildbs 6rantbtit nit drithcr G5cbuo uub GctaTtnbci
wrh wiFtno ba6 Der Gbrf nht cbnr Gtiotu fin tann
uno eoe pttfNbsu ibm gum 8Cltcn rsncu; brb auh
btr;lttb rdnfhcno ou9dGjt unp tt Dem Ssryn ~ ;n.
Tucb ib pid cbns RrrB niht Fn
Gas Gbrtt lbidt wiI b trogtu!'
Stbjit's ocb Oct tiIblle Batter mtir,
eino's ectb nur turis Ytu9cn.
lino rpcel 9Imtint
g8tr 9toubig Uciut,
etbt bcrt in ltttsn Ertintu;
Sb nil nit Gbrtc t;ioru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
SpGttr.
Saniel @cblfcr's EUS.

Gin ero6er Wann III qsfonen. Daniel
gRebifsr III nitt msbr. gr iatb am Iestcn
Srunta9 Woreen (Sftcber 2l) nm 3 ubr,
in lfinsr Rrtnuno An Waritfde, MoOa
huIetts. Sein WerFano blitb fIar biz bu
oen Icetrn UueeubIifcn ais es fein Gnoc
nabe fab, betete cr nit Idutsr Stimn,e uhc
cnciote nit osn QBcrten: "6immIilber
8ater, prr9ib mir meine Shnoen, unc
mimi fnit duf outb Gbrilfum Jefum. =
@r nar 20 Sabre alt.
gBir werSn nd6fs gBohs tins Stt1t
fsinss Geben, fowie cic ndbercn GinS slbsier
Teines SUoe5 arber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
0rci sCfcuItisn in eiuer GrsnIine lebcn
Sia bcorabCu!

Qm IcktCn Somfloq &crmittoa nm II
(lbr tru9 It in Der pOn Srn. Sbcm a 8
ucn GataIauqud tsorbsiteteu GSmine, auf
Dem eanee Der 6errsn 8utList unc, & 0 d,
in Sucmbeitbau Saunfi ip, eicIer 9auntp,
Elm b6hi trnuerpetlc5 uno ftmsrblibe5 I'm
oluf ,u. 9rd Wdnhsr warsn ebtu in Ger
et,pa IS SUP tiefcu Mine nit 8r0ben be-
IddftiQt oG5 iib cine uhgsDeure Nla6e g.
De an ciner SCite obIbbte unb eietelben in
Der Siefe te0rub Iuf Der cGgel66tcn Sei-
ts betano ftb Die WoISs jum Scrauktsbrn Der
gree, unb tie tarcn befhdfttgtsn perfCnen
Fonnteu MIR nit fudprr Rctb bem fbrSdIl
ten Utgruno tntrinnen, Ger iit ultter ID
rem Gugen tffncte. Sie ersi unglttits sn
Qrbeiter mueen pCn 10 bis 20 Sub tieF Uer'
ld uttet Irin Ser cine, Elm Deutfber, Na-
mems y eter @iefsr, bintcrIiBt eins Sat
lin nit ucr 8inccn; Der anore 0lmen5
peter 8eu rbcufnU5 tin NeutIher, bin
tuti6t sing Satin uno Gin &no, prltt
iid ebcn auf Dem Wcrrf b,fincrn, INN ibrrm
@Gttcn olbiu Susueicn uno Ger britte III
Gin SNIdnter rbne SamiIie Ramsn5 g a +
ny WcUItcrp. SbfhCn f,tt Gem Grei9
ni6 ven 30 bis SO Urbcitetn betin6ig 9e
erobcu mi,o, III ooh bis jet (Djenltae
UbeutJ uot Mats mcitcr oI5 Elm 6ut
Hrf uuo QRe1P Qefuncen wCrorn. Sc
unqlUdlitn Samjlie ces 9rn. Wtlcr, fcmtt
Ger Satin tes Sotn. 8tu, wdte rieleih
halo bier einhefftn whe, fCiItrn uberau mi
SrCtt uno S0iIfc bC9rQnCt werom.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
gIetDtfiebSeuPeuoe oemOFratcn |!

gGtr unt,r GIt w:iG uitt in feintm Ser
sen coB Gjenerot Gcctt nett sbtr 3u ccr
4reIosrttu Gtsne btrcd tj9t ii oIS WlWtc
--Q3ir blbru Scott 40 Sabre qcYruft uuc
mir botcn i'm immcr Qctreu 9cfuncn; Bin
sroca facjnt Yisrte in Ger &bot ecn lntc
rd5tu Gn9tanc5 oniubin9cu. Grwablen
rDr Scott, conn itno unf,re 6rtihsiten uno
unobbins 9fcitcn feruerbin 9cI6rt - CT.
wdtIcn nil pisce, 70 merem oiefsIbe un
mjcufprcd LID gcftntiIert QGci2er Don
Sud DcmOfro:en faun oater ee9cn cen 9e
pruften 9cccn Stot limrncn? ? Gt9t Cure
WarIbei @cfUNIe oie&maI Ubcr cine Seite
nO bluceIt fur Ne6 eance5 GGrDt, wje mir
ouc U,rpftdtet iino Bu tbun. Ga bic Wit
sljCcer ouer 9artbeien foQttn ME ce3 Gan.
res Sntsr,fIin aus eem Qu0e perliereu. -
0pmmt oIlo bsrror ON nddi1cn 9itnfoQe
uno fjmmt fur Sen. Scott. uno Sbr babt
conn auc5 mas in @uerer Madt lfcGt oe
tban, nm Gucrc; 9ancC3 Gbrt uup Snterci
Ftn IL rcttCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
Cine Srd9r,
.pcrrrn Iruder:-

pCtrcn 2tudt:-
Da im ,1Gtntcrva Democrat"
rom ltn Dicts Gin arttel cfbitn, ucrin Die I8ahr:
btt pen 9eriiisn ,.p6npblIs" bsppriElt miro censn
nleln Nams als elmer Der Committee bsiaefd9t mar
uno eo mir Die Sra nitbt 9efdGt mensn WarnCu ols
Gin &erldumecr pcr bas putlltum oebrabt an ba6en.
-ic IeB itb Dem Geircr oes Osmctrot" Ccalrib cine
Ncte gtcn'u, pCrin ttb Die Committee aeacn o6cntr.
namr 8Godd)ti9n9 pcrtbsioi9t; abcr tlanl III Taoen
Or. pannum pc9rrtC fltb uufre Rttbeilno III pntli:
Sren. QHetbe llratbsn CT fir cine clbe oanpIunos.
pttle rcrbrtn9tn fam, 1T unS ein CDtbcimuiR. QBir
mdieu eoch pfriseeu eCbsn. ubsm mir feine eiotns
Spratbs 9cbrautben. 2Btr mddn ihn Cincr orc6sn
ln9srsb9tGt 9e9en uns buoi9 onkbsn, bis pom Sc.
9entbeIl dbCrSt9t.
98ir pdnlbCn roher ourtb bic sralten sbrts @lat.
tts ju fra9cn, Oh Mai. lSilIiam Treb in iraino
elmer Der AiItnauner 3tttuu9sn uSlh1s QHctte cine
8arts puWrcn mill. uno Darin lsaueu, paS CT acil;
fen paicnsn ets 8eriprCbun9 matbts in euem oepil-
fen gale far oas ,,g2ains ei1uCr GsEe" u ltimnen
ahtuuaspca Der Sbrs,
9aDio 81. cpnes.
Sm auftrao osr Genpttte.
GOtahu4uO, ct. 25, 1862.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
@8bentItNe 8riefife.

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-27
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