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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
9lprO cine fleine StDltNtt0ftit.

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fArtnGtb auf iiiu cj31n &Wlon3,r, botIn fb ruirth
f. iiu uuo niSnrio 0tn>ot Dap fc on rtCrn Guts bcs
GountjtS Gin 6erjbt pUtrcitct hotcn ole 81 &Gr:
lcr f;i Gin ,,9)otu-elucr Seeks DVanu." GoD ricG
cine ttct Grbibtuu1 IT, rptjG tcGr Der i'm flnut uno
ho6 tro9tcS GcliB nitts nit trn Gtr0rcF, rNtr tcr
Gcn9rc6 nt6 nit bm Gtis 81 tbua bat luci5 ;in irnr
Der IpciR HOB ct 2crmc mo QCus bat. Gin fct gttro:
esn, oas it, Ctpa@ W rIrbyGt,u pilbC6 mon rutig ta9
nibt wotr IT, eNGr pttbc6 ntt in Sroa! itbt 1T otcr
In Der Shat iIbr Scro0Ibmund5uUvba. unO ricmano
nadt Tb cints ictben @u0cbtn5 kbulrQ, ouGcr bic
ancrorwcrftnitcn 9NcnltIn. Gin clhc5 8ttra0cr
Si0t 0ttr oub ;aAtb to} cs bilftn 6trrtu Nrait o:
pcrecn it, Sric9ts mGhtt attctIn pcrtcn tober Sic
Sufnht i'll ct;bGn 9cNUtySihti0ttitcn. gEbils uno
CbrIltbt DGmttrotCn, CS 1T Cure gftbt 9ROnn fir
sRann fir otrrn Sap!tr 81 itimucn. Gr 1T cit gTonr
Der Gurcr Sttmnn pure1 IN, uub Cub nit Gbrc re:
prrintircn wjrr. Ga CT in Gin 9loun 0uf Den tcr C
frttt tcl; cn fam. 2tuf robtr Sbr r1blliHe 5timn
9sber oibt Inn Sure Stimmcr tres alien rcn tuas ft
ncb 9r9cn ibn ausbrttn mSgcn tres Nrm lu0@ e aus
9cbrttct babrn, uno trcg ibrtm Gcrucn tt Sttam9c;
btr ourtb GtIo III tcitt:brn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
Nsauern febet bieri

GO purbs immr gsfagt Der 3ariff BON
1916. cher Der brittiftbe Srsibanoels 3ariff
fd gut fir een Bauer, ,psnn er oub fbon
bic Manufaftursn Safbre. DetfeIbe bat
bcfanntlidb OirIs Monufaftursn 81 8runee
0erihtet uno tsm Bauer pabsi'feinsn Sent
9cnuet. Bur 8efdti9un9 oiefe5 Irfs man
fOtaenoss .,Qbpetei5mrnt" in Der p8OfOn
Sbipping Gif" pom 22fsn September:
@rCG- 5000 Barrel CANADA TIausS
w. 81 prtaufn bst
8. G. Bibcp uno Gem.
Sc. Joro glartt Stra6s
S Dirs in Der QBsg ME esr SarifF Uon
1876 fhaft. &6nnt Sbr as feben, Sbr
8auern? @dbrencosm unfsr BoiScn uno
Slaucr an fcbr nisori9cu uno ruinireuoen
Qreifcn psfauft, finoet brittifbe SI0usr
Iclblt cinsn Morft in o ton! WOut
Sbr-ia wOut Sbr Idn9er as9su @ub feIbit
ainmen? 8Out Sbr fir Gu6 felblt ban'
ocn 70 babt Sbr ourbaus feinsn anosm
Eea ais bel eOsr @abl fir Die 8bi9 Gan
eiOatcn, bic ALE befbheence Sarifftsute ltne,
5u Ntmmen. Shut Sbr oas, 70 fsto Urit'
bert Sbr ebatet in &urBsm stnen bsfNh'
Beneen 8Oiif,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
SSrridnmoun0cn 3uriicfocfo fen.

l6Crr Sntct nCTrou III II tjncr Sdtlirrthrjrjlunl
in Den Ybilortpbiocr 3tun0tn htrouf4ttmmrn, uup
bat bic 0ta;n i'm 0rNrobt @dhuCiNnNrn, ttt rtr tt.
j0e &cruttjEarW oub IuttUWfout hot uuN CjClc 9Pc.
he rrbu,06 tjbItOutn rjrc. rein Uttr tincn oou'rn
Qtfcftn c fag oub ntttt Gin Sbotftn roccu drrQ Qt
Wictcn III. Ga 2tUts mas or0rn i'm acbrotbt murcr
fuo nibts ols SIC bririttw llnrOhrFrIiin. G3r tcs
hOuCru uur odG ur6 rcr Raum uibt Tlauti, BIC VCr:
tbcri3una bier fcI3n 81 laItN. Nttr INN ~ ttru,lftu
boB CT bc,b tibt, NC man i'm 0nau tcnnt mclen mir
uur ncb onfibrtn, ro9 gtr dnjlIu Jatvm 1otcN ocN
man Gaucjcot fir he BdelttuHQ in 0crf6 Gouum
war. Die onocru 3EhiQS wurom NIT ctp0 1000
@timntn o,tctIu-blu0'Sn ocHUlu rur 1g9, IN
1919 war iocTn0n otcrm06 @duHjbdt ftr Ccn Stootc
GcuOt, unb c0mdt5 itN Ct Rjnsu 6rlntr ,6crrN S1UI
kubtrl 1900 Sllmmm blntr N)ithtutwQa Wurici
ftimmt. 0il5 prbt &jIt5 ~ lotNmou5 pcrutoritIt
ia c6 pritbt &itltS 81 fjncm gcb uuo Ntt'6 fir nrn
Gharottcr ulo 8dtGtbHt -w;t Uthr Ol5 tilIt @tys
IiuNNtr permGAtn0 mo lhm SNaNln u Nrln0n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

CEFQDir bu6Gu 3ft!r5 pas bNtbmt! Duifhe Ujtttr5,
ortuuit pcu Or. s. 9JI 5J,tcu, 100 ArtS Gtr09t,
pblIocsebjG, in bsn tSblln ltuetvtdu outmpfGbIu
bgrln un0 ipr o'autGn crUfSb, bo8 IS cine Or b2cu
W}srii,nu fir biz t.rautlu ErarFbttlu it, G5 1T
Olm @,bmaa auQn'bm tn0 fam urtir allen lImitan:
an aulb von blm pt,iotitn YHo5.u 0incmmcu mGr'
otn Dc rllIe bat iib w3jt uuO brett 9:re.UtQt i'm
g00s p,s6 Lb3storm Djttt5 fit Do:rvIa DlbI.lltit.
sti. uuO ltlbrart Ns0 pl pHtr&ii puil5 40Uo; az,
cap mir bcim fl mtle il otI,n 6omililn jbrtn Sin:
Gang bali!n, uo G%pYFa in SgI.r Eat.-(&E3El'
tt0itJ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

S 5n benz uOrIeeten &epubIifaner wcr.
ben ollie ftine @anoioatcn ais fsbr fibig uno
beIisbt bin9efelIt - binoeoen barauf binee
SisIt ais feien bic unfrt9en oa5 Ge9cntbeil
Mabribeinlid gsf6cbt aud bic6 rpieoer in
feiner Iesten 9lummsr. gGer mcute nun
sIauben oae oieS wirtlib Der gau tei, in
Der Sbat fen pernlnftieer Wenf6 in bisfcm
@auntp. SaBt lie obsr biefe BU6e nod
faeen mas iie nouen-wir baben pprtreflite
@anbibaten uno nibt nur ein &beil fonoern
u lie pereisnen unfcre 9anjc untGfueuno.
~ ~8r9tfIet s5 niht ea6 &c bic paibt
auer befdleenosn SariffIeute in bisIsm Dt
ffrifte il, fur 6. q, GupIcs fir @cn9rse gu
atameE,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

Gr3crum.-0mb 6o5 sntlgbttbs gt6'
bebtu, wGtbe5 Witt9 v0riDsn WIOnat5 in
un6 bai gBerum UorQcfauen, inO nab off
5tellrn 8uibten 800 9iuisr juiommsn9s'
rilItn unO cine Mcn9e onocrs SduIsr fsbr
btlbd0i9t. II WenIbeu fno babel umS
Gsben qstCmmCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
Nerba 3eatrtot.

SrE Wir murbsn erfudt anSu;ci0en. boe
bel brm M6biefcit5fef in GhowbcitbOu,
om nddfen Samtus, Die 6 ma Ii er Nlu'
fit 9tQcnwdrtis frn who unb niht bic ron
Gatafauqua, ME anecrSwo an9ebet9t iiebt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
0ic 0rdn Gnnntn Iair

nimmt beute LNlittwO6) ibrsn NnfanS au'
bier uno mirp orsi Sage Dauern. NVtm I'M
fbrine na6 wirb bisfs eriie NuSltrlIun9
rstbt out ausfduen unb baB icbr pieI Geutc
berbciir6mn wertsn bcSwrfrIn mir nibt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

@ebr 6hlfs.-Scu Gpn9rOn ser, Got
for os5 Rodp0rt n9nciana PLANTER" IL
nor eini0sn Sonen bu @ntsn pOn Gen.
5tOtt tut bic @rsIosntsnf!Ae berauS9ef0m
men.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
QJriDnt : 0scrfolaf.

Der lluterfdricbene biettt fol9snbes fsbr
wertbvOus lie9enee G9tntbum gum prtpat'
Serfauf an, Qcle9en nabs 9pdport in 9etd
Saunfdip, NortbamptOn Gauntp, ifc6enO
an 9dnosr pUn Gbrifian Bartlb Hno So6n
Rembaro, sntballcno
HebS Mc?cr Mlo aA5 9intDtn.
IA Die GerbtlTsrunQsn torauf iino
H;E;l4, Gin tmeifpdi9e6 ftinerneS
4g 4.sssEg Q9pDnDou6, Srdmf0encfi
2 Magsnfboppcn, Gin gBoldbaus, Raub-
baus. Sprin9bau5 ibtr elmer niftbIenoeu
AusIle, tiue Stlcemiibie, @cIibtorubouS
uuo anoere Websnaebiuoe. Nud befincet
G9 eiu 1/anSdi9e5 2Spbnbam6 "A
auf oGm Qloge. Gbsnfau5 Elm gutter .sgsaA
Iepfdbaumnartcn uuo cine Srfhiseenbtlt
auterr ou5GIsieneu Sbfiortsu. un9efibr
l9 A6u BON Dem Sbiocu III QOtSIano, 10
Qdr Tno 9swdGerts Bisfsn uno Der &eff
in quite SeLor siugstbslts5 uuo in bObsm
@ulnrfanoe ftb bsfinoIibs5 8ouIauo.
Do5 Obi0c @9sntbum Iie9t etwa cine
SiertCl NteiIe tpm Geda Canal. - 9ie
rSnoion Greef" fisGt 0urtb ooS eono, nit
ctwa 30 SUP Sou, wel6c5 ein pOrtreffIttbst
ptoe fur Die Grri6turo elmer MhbIe ,pdre,
QBsr oa5 GQtntbum 6u teleben Ooer Nd
bcrs5 barubcr 5u erfabrCn munidt, beliCbe
ii6 bri oem unicrfhricbgHgn ScUObrcr Der
Boucrei 5u meIocn.
8cIg uuO unbeltrcit5arc3 &cdt Fam bis
ben lfu ndbiiGn Iprjl Qc9sben wUocn.
S& SoutR bo5 qt9sntbum njtbt bis ben
30fsn Sttober perfauit lsin, 70 wiro IS an
isntm Gage, Inn ubr glodmjtta9s, uuf
6fsuttibr 8cuou petauft werocu, mObsi
cis 8.Ntn9un9su befanut 9emobt wuNsn
VeB
Gomuet !0e6.
0ftobrr 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

! E% GermuIbIib Werom ran Ctimmae.
Bern in unfCrn @rACrjCitunatn csfs 8ctte
/ ncb pCrfdOCofns - dinner" ror,
! 0Cmalt mtreCr. gEcnn tiefeItc rtbt in 81.
| fer GCrdtben 70 ipred'Cn Iie UitIysttt ucn Ci'
mem td6en g80iIerfricn - ppn %0iufcr Corr
| Genlcrtar, nnc rieGcibt fo9or pcn Ebao-
ctuS Gteuen8 uno Ntocr Stimmre3t. Dies
Bat man brfCncer5 urfabe III permutbsn
mcnn man cen lrbtcn OCmCtrat emC5Iiebt.
4ber frlbc ab9enuete Sumbuoocrsirn ma
den aub bel tCinem 8erutnfti9cn cjnen
@tnotuG. Ocnn Elm Sober ipGiS oas fein
folder &cr I'M SorftIag in - aud wilTsn
mir nitbt oo6 bic Trn9e fntfticten wcreen
fol- Ct bic 9lsQst fimmcH iotgcn Ccrr nibt-
unb viii wentger mifcn mir ooB $baoccu3
Stron5 in unfcrm @auntp fir Elm amt
tGUft. 2o6t Cure 9ebnnRen tntcr nicbt
6urb CoIbe Qu9enm6uner Don Der 6aupt
Sra9e nbmCnocn - tCnn Die wabre Sraoe
bcftcbt boupNibIt torin, ob unfer @aun,
tV occr Gilirift mirf!ith einem bcfbueeneen
&ayiff 9lnfi9 ONer ntt
S% 0er Icpubifancr BAT ftb tctb cnt
lib entfbIO6cn Same5 81. Strut6er8
tur Ole 3c'te9cbun9 81 untcrffuB;n, nathcem
cr pcn fCncn Ci8cnen partci Srruncen aI5
Elm &errdtber Der partei Sn.erifTen aebraue,
matft porecn mar. Dies III 9eroec mas
mir cinmaI aufaenommen mus
ct unterlliet psrten, mag cr aud fsin mas
er INNER wiQ. gBie mir teritbtet morben
iino fam absr Suutber3 Bel Btitem feline
portet Stimme eeaen Die 6errcn Gybraim
8rim uno Gcwi8 WeiB in Carbon @auntp,
nidt baIten, uno III Gem fo, 70 fam ecmnotb
Srutbcr5 Ietbt Qcbotcn mcrecn, incem es
cod manbe 8rhabenfsuoe unter unfern
9c9nern in oielem Gauntp 9ibt, Die fitb Pei,
nc6faIS 70 writ bjuablafsn mir Ger Gepub,
Iifaner, uno ibu unterfueeu t6nufn, nab.
cem CT unfsrc SuttrriIen uno bic Gnpartun-
gen leiner partei einmaI nit SulTm 9ctretsn
BAT.
SC@ 80 SrIdnper in Concord, Neubamp'
letrs, erfIdren 6ffsutIi4 cap Gie ss9en pisrte
Iimnleil ipsroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
Greft6lersptQe 9Spifamt.

SOI9enoe 8riefe lIno am @nbe oes teeten
SierteI5 (Sft. u i'm cbisen @Ofamt Iie9en
1ebIieben;
SObn pri6et, Su9b 8. Sons8, Sobn
S5waIt. .. uno 8. Deter, .. uno G. Qeter,
gpan Swans, Sobn Smen8, SEQ. S6ncioer.
SpbA 2rei9Gsr, .. 81.
DIT. 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

Gic g8atbranPcitS:Gpmmittrc:l.

&c 1T in ter Sbnt nur III oft ocr Eau
eob bic on9Cliclltcn @0hfamfeitS Cont
mtteen ibrcn 4fihtm nht 9r6prfom Fuo,
orr cicfrlbrn prrnodIibi0cn Gcfticht
cine frIhe 8crnodIdfiQun0 aud nur in
ciucm 3i1rft, 70 Fam biC5 binI6n0Iicb rrin,
trCg ecm oaB Olle onosrc ibrrn YFihtcn
9Cnou nddfCmmen, Inn un5 in ben S0inttr
9runo Bu frIIen. G6 milo tabcr crwortct,
oa6 tjn icecr NnGcfeUte COMMITTEE U!orn
oie8maI fcine role Qfidt tbut, uno to6
Rctner benfcn mag, Lag oiefcS Cocr ie
mes bmb fOnll Semono Qctbon wrr,
ben. - Gabt eicNr Committee -Mdnncr ale
ibre qfidbt ouf tie rstbte Btifr tbuu; IaF
Srbcn wiui9 ftn, feline UclIe gFiht earin
gu tbur, eoB ale Mbio Stimmon an Die
Stimmtdfen 9ebraht merocn. gDir fub-
len felt ilbrrScu9t, baB mern Elm ieoer anoe,
iieIlts gHbtQ COMMITTEE Wann in Qetbo
@auntp, SwtIdcn nun uno ecr Babl feline
pote Qfiht tbut, boB unfcre @anoiodtcn
cbnc Qu5nabmc nit onlCbnliben WebtDei-
ten Iicqen wceen. g8irb biClCibr abcr Vcr-
naGIdGigt 70 mlGen unfere @c0ncr, bic tir
Wo0l nit 0elo Su 9ewinneu gCernfen,
ouf icoen 8au lieqen. 2fuf oaber uno tbut
Sure Yfiht, Sbr Committee Mdnner! Gs
9ibt Bbi9S 9rnu9 in bem Gauntv, bic mil
lt9 fno oa8 game Sabr tincurb fur bic
Wbieportbci, rno oober fir beB 2anbe8
WabI iu orbcitcn, uno 1T au5 nur elm
einbi9sr Committee Wann i'm @ountv,
Der Mot wilIi9 wire cine Bohe fur cenfeI-
ban 3ne6 iu uerncnoru? Bir boffcr fit
uniere 9emsiniamsn SntcreGsn euB bie8 nidt.
Der Sou fCiu wirb. Die 3ct miro Iebren
in tpie nett mir rihtiq oetcnft baben in 8e
5u9 auf unlere @ommitteen, unb in meldJem
Otitritt bic Wjrffomfrn oeer no6ld6ioRsn
M6nner anoefeIlt 10 arcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

9rr 9crspG OOu 2&rlinDfoa
in in England om l4tcn ScptsmbW in bcm
NItr pon S3 Sabren nit 500 ob0c0on9en
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

8itte @nfunopfm t3blcn sinen SCI
fen aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06
Sftobcr 6,
SSdcg>riCt)6.
OftOtrr G.

I'm tie NfeTOren BON eeHa GauntD.
Die 2TtNcrcn otr Stabt QQmtoun uuo Sir rtrrcbe:
9tnsn Souuibjp5 ron 9etba Gounta, fInO eriutt une
b2rour5b on9lujefu, iitb in eer GcmmNcnr5 ltmt5s
liutc in Qumtoun cnufnren, am W7cntal cen Itcu
glcglmGcr rShGns, fur osu @noGptd, rcu pcrScbrjcs
Gtncu Umt5o gu tttlu uno ott9dtber, papilrG, QGor.
rants uno Snitruaicrcu, UNI Gin rGutS orei&brljtes
QlISiImtnt iu MAIDEN, in GmYfan9 u rsbmu 2tuf
8efsbI Der Gtmmiircners,
SeiIe 81. Cine, e6rcibtr.
lnmiaun, Oft. 6. uo3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

Die QnfpieIun9en oeS 9epubIifanerS
auf baS bieG9s Defiant ntbmcn mir aani
Plbl, uno bemerfen, oaB mir ndtt wi(Ien uon
msI6sr Seite bic meilm 1OFumnte bur6
oORsIbs ssbeR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

30 Sen. StUtt'S3coen imgGeiien baben
oem QplitiiCben cine onoae Sdrbune aeae
ben. Siefelbrn linO fcbr gcfcbidt uno mel
ltctbaft. &etn 8etniluft0r miro mcbr be,
baupten, oa6 er fur bic QreNcentenlcae TN
fdbi9 fct; eteS wereen nur Icttbc tDun, bic
gang uno gar fclbf ni6tS wilTen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-06

Sr@90 SrIdnpsr in Concord, Neubamp.
l1ire, erfIdren 6ffsutIi4 cap lie ss9sn pirte
Ilmmen ipsroen.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
VOL. X----NO. 5

4
The democrats publish letter written by
Mr.. M Clay to the Wing Executive Committee cf
New trk IN lS4S, assigning bis reasons for
no' entering into tie canvass IN support Of Gen
Taylor, and they pretend Ii think his objections
10 ten. Teylor applicable to Gen. Scott,
lhere can scarcely be any honesty in this
pretence. One Of Mr.. Clays objections TO Gen.
Taylor was that he was without the least ex
lperience in civil AFFAIRS Gen. Scott ba. had
important experience in civil affairs and has
rendered a hundred fold greater amount OF civil
service TO the country than Gen. Pierce. AL
other objection of Mr.. Clay to Cen Taslor was
That his political opinions were unknown. Gen.
Scotts political opinions are as well known AZ
those OF any man in the country; he has, always
been whig, and is a whig still; and he has
adopted the broad, comprehensive, and most adj
mirable platform of whig principles, and pledged
himself TO maintain It to the extent Of his pow
A third objection of Mr.. Clay TO Gen. Tsylor
was that he declared in letter TO the Richmond
Republican that he would be candidate for the
Presidency whether nominated by the Wing
National Con NeIfion or not. Gen. Scott was
never accused or suspected OF any such position
lit was well known, and he had declared a
thousand times, that he would bow cheerfulIy 10
the decision Of the Wing National Convention,
whatever it might be.
1t seems to US, then, The publication Of Mr..
Clay's old letter. with the intention Of iniurihe
Gen. Scott is rather weaker act than common
weaklings are in The habit of perpeirating.--
Lou. Jour.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
From the National htelligenoer.
Incidents Of tho Campaign.

We are indebted to friend now in Califor-
MIA, for the following interesting information:
SAN FRAScIsco, July 30, 1852.
.MesSrS. Gales s. Seafon:---I3y the last steamer
we received the intelligence of the WhiS nom
nations and il is no exaggeration TO say that
they have met with most enthusiastic reception
in California. The anxiety for the arrival Of
the steamer was most intense, and, soon as
her guns announced that she was approaching
the city, an immense crowd collected on the
lwharves TO greet her arrival As soon as the
nominations were known, crowds were col
lectod on every corner, and especially in front
lof the office OF the "Whig," where shout after
shout went up for Scott and Graham. Very
soon cannon were pealing forth their loud
Imouthed greeting, and boniires were blazing on
the surrounding hills, while during the whole
evening the streets were filled with mutitudes
Iof people, such as can only be seen in San Fran
cisco. On the whole, there is no mistaking the
feeling winch these nominations haze aroused
in California, and think you may safely connt
upon her as whig State by a majority of sew
eral thousands. On Saturday evening next we
are TO have grand ratification meeting in the
Plaza, and, from present indications, it will be
gotten up as such meetings are gotten up only
lin California. Such occasions in the Atlantic
cities are tame and spirillcss compared with the
demonstrations on similar occasions which are
witnessed here. Col. Baker, late Of Illinois,
Geo. c. Bates, formerly of Michigan, t. Butler
King, and other distinguished wings are ex-
pected to address the meeting. On the whole,
it promises TO be ga right jolly affair, AMI IS
onlya foreshadowing of the exciting scenes
which we are to witness during the canvass. l
have taken some pains to ascertain the prospects
of the two parties in this State, and think may
safely say the wings will carry it by decisive
majority
Good .Nelcs from Tirginia.-We have most
Encouraging news from the wings in the west
ern portion Of the State. In one county nearly
the entire voting population will go for Scott.
At the election last fall one third of the vote was
given to the Democrats. That, we are assured,
is an indication of the general result, and the
wings over there think of nothing else than car
rying the State by rousing majority. All they
ask of us in the East is to hold our own. But
we shall do more. The reaction has already
comlnenced. The wings who wcrc tnd;!se-er.
at first, are becoming warm and eager 10 join
in the shouts over the deliverance of the good
old commonwealth. All accounts tell us that
the Democratic orators have an uphill busines
with Pierce. Day is breaking in old Virginia.
Richmond Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

Provision was made during the last session of
Congress for the making and distribution of
letter enveops, bearing postage stamps, which
are to be supplied to the public at the cost of
procuring them, as near as may be. The advan-
tage of this is obvious, and the public have long
demanded it. All postmasters are TO be fur
nished with them for sale, and as other per-
sons may buy them by the quantity Of the
government agents, doubtless the book stores
will be supplied with them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
Galnhinisrn.

The exact amount Of the deficit of the late
Locofoco State Treasurer, Peter G. Glover, as
ascertained by the committee OF the Legislature
appointed TO examine his accounts is stated al
$37 ,045 81. Two, il not three Of the Treasu-
rers immediately preceding him, were also de-
laulters--( Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

The election for President and Vice President
of tie United States takes place ON Tuesday the
Sth day Of November next, except in South
Carolina, where the people cannot be trusted,
and there this business is taken oil their hands
by the Leg sature.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30
NV ORLEANs. Scnt. l6.

The PicayunS has received advioes from the
city of Mexico to the 2lst ult. The only item
Of importance is the issuing of proclamation Of
the Government, recognising Davila, an insur-
gent chief, as Governor Of Jalapa. The affairs
Of the country assume u serious aspect.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

We have just been shown. by Mr.. Owens;
cashier of the Branch Bank at this place, new
counterfeit $50 bill on the Southern Bank of
Kentucky, payable at Smilhland. Though il
seems not to be an imitation of the genuine $50
of this bank, yet il is so well executed as
specimen Of art that it is well calculated 10 de-
ceive the unsuspecting. The Presidents sig
nature is very good; the Cashiers is nervous
and irregular. Fgnette, man sitting by the
standing with one foot ON globe, occupies the
right end of the counterfeit. On the left end
is the head of Washington with large L ADORE
and below, and on each side Of vignette is '50'
! in figures, enclosed in lathe work. Letter a.
See genuine, which is very difEerent.-EI IIiek-
man Argus.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

PoIsoNoUs CHLoRoroRN.-Dr G. T. Jack
son, of Boston, states that chloroform made from
common corn, rye and potato whisky, is poison
Gus, and the cause of the many deaths which
have occurred from the use Of this agent.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

Camphor is procured from tree which grows
largely in India and China. The largest guam
tity OF the gum is found in the knots and roots.
II is distilled with water.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

We understand number of wealthy Chinese
residents Of San Francisco have sent TO China
for dramatic troupe, and that they may short
lly be expected here. The troupe numbers up
and musical---who have made reputation at
Ihome.- Cal. Paper.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-09-30

THE PRosPEcr IN OnIo.-The editor OF the
New York Tribune, after passing a week in
Ohio, has written lucid and able article upon
what he saw and heard there. We copy the
two following paragraphs:
There are at least 10000 Irish born Demo-
cratic voters in Ohio, tw thirds Of whom Icg3t
to vote for Gen. Scott, and most Of them have
declared that they wW do so. Left 10 their
own free choice, unprompted and uninnuenced
from any quarter, they would of themselves give
him the State by handsome majority. But all
manner of influences are brought 10 bear upon
them by the unscrupulous politicians who have
recently misruled the State 10 swerve them from
their purpose. These combined efforts will
have some effect how much cannot be told be-
fore November. If they do not repel from Gen.
SCOTS support over half the lrishmen who
want TO vote for him, his triumph is certain.
One more important element in the canvass
remains to be stated the lchigS are at work.
Without noise, or monster meetings, they are
quietly and efficiently preparing for the contest,
and will throw more votes for Ger. Scott than
were ever cast in Ohio for any candidate for
any office whatever. Some Of the old whig
counties will exceed even the najorities they
gave for Harrison in 1910, when he carried the
State by over %, 900 majority. If all the cOun-
ties shall be as well contested as we know two
thirds of them will be, the result must be all
that the friends of Gen. Scott can desire.
To show what General Scott's companions
thought of his talents when he was quite q
young man. we make the following extract from
a letter written by William Thompson, of Vir'
ginia, TO John Randolph, then member oI
Congress from the Old Dominion. The letter
can be found in the life of John Randolph, by
Hugh A. Garland. Mr.. Thompson says;
We have been visited by the young ladies ol
Liberty Stock and by its mentor, Major Scott
I had rather haps his ,Oisdom than .NelniOn's o.
L0eke'S, for depend upon it, he has diPpcd dec
a. he science ofthe mind,