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dergoing another Transformation the know-nothng
ven,ion Whether il win emerge from the darkness in
which 1t lately been shrouded fish, flesh fowl
mixture OF all three we cannot tell We have little doubt
however that bcdy will according to custom eoncoct
rrago Of principles which win hold together the
dscordant materials till the next presidential election ef
ter which, If successful they violate them with safe
conscience
Our neighbors OF the lngcacer admit that il they
the best-tempered gentlemen in the world they might
well have been irrated by the exposure Of their ergiver
sations in regard TO the instructions Commodore Nc
Cauley to which subjected them few days ago. They
assure u.s. however that mistaken II attributng
to them IAN exhibition Of irritation and Spleen They in
that they the best possible good humor and that
they win continue long cease "fbuster-
ing attacks upon the Spanish officials They manifest so
much solicitude this point that they willing TO re-
eeve all the attacks themselves and never allow their eqa-
nmity be disturbed This ia rather than can
consent 10 we not anxious keep neighbors
in good humor give up the privilege of denouncng
Spanish officers whenever they commit such ourages as
on the I'll Dorado The result shows that that species
of llibusterng" is effective in maintaining pacific rea
tions with SPAIN and insist resortng to il
whenever similar outrage occurs though II should
excite our aiabe neghbors into the weakness of showing
irritation and spleen
We were far wrong however in the supposition
that il was the removal of their friend Perry and not the
exposure of their ergversatons which disturbed the pa
cdity of neighbors When they speak en- This
matter they become serious and frankly admit that they
see in Mr. Perrys recall this particular time for
"regretn Our mistake then in supposipg they were
i,ated whereas they were only sorry We acknowledge
the error end have only regret that cannot sympahzc
with them in their distress They admit that Mr. Perry was
guilty of aindiscreon in addressing his letter. through
their paper the Presidents buthey think tins small official
ndecorum ought have been overlooked in consideration
of the great public services Mr. Perry had rendered in
Spain AS we unable appreciate those services like
neighbors in them any reason for over
looking the indscretioh' which they enabled Mr. Perry
to through their columns. We think their
,orrot therefore, is legitimate both because Mr. Perry was
so ndscreet as to write such letter. and because his
friends of the Ielgencr unfortunate to yield to
his request give publicity and thereby to consummat'
his indiscreon" That may give them all the com
fort in our power, however, will add that there
connexon between the appearance of Mr. Souts last letter
and Mr. ferrys recall The recall of Mr. Perry fixed
fact his letter appeared in the National Hteh
gencer and the only delayed until his
successor could be selected
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HON. SAMUEL A. SMITH IN THE FIELp.

1t affords much qualification to be able to
that the Hon. Samuel A. Smith has consented to be
ddate for reelection in the third congressional district Of
Tennessee He had declined reelection aud other
democrats took the field against knownothng cand-
date The two democrats have withdrawn and Colonel
Smith has yielded to the wishes Of his friends and
nounced himself candidate We consider his reelection
as cersn and know Of few whose to Con-
gress win be gratifying to the national democracy II
was Colonel Smith who struck the FIRST powerful blow
against know -nothingism in the last Congress He Ia
bold straightforward consistent and talented national
democrat
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We learn from private letter from Mar,nsburg Vir-
GINA that abolition emssares succeeded Friday
evening last in entcng from the residence OF Hon G. J.
Faulkner six Of his After the slaves had been
Off the telegraph wires and west Of Msrtnsburg
cut to prevent the transmission Of intelligence.
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General G. Pillow, of Tennessee arrived in this city
on Saturday evening last and left yesterday afternoon for
New York During his brief visit he received the calls OF
large number Of his personal and political friends in
Washington.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-12

Among the guests at the ST. Charles Hotel IS the Hon
Mr. Thurston, OF Rhode Island.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-12

lilsoifhe returns from Illinois leave no doubt Of the
election Of Judge Breese judge The ST Clair circuit
~ majority Of several thousand yoes Judge Cation has
been elected 10 the supreme court
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Among the recent arrivals at Wizards Hotel IS Senior
Aberd minister plenipotentary from the united provinces
Of Buenos Ayres England and France Senior Alberd
i a ripe scholar and successful author
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Nav Yonxrherc only aSs deaths in this city last
, 1855-12-07

For raw of officers, instructors, cadets, and mrsl-
clans ninety thousand one hundred and six dollars.
For commutation OF subsistence, two thousand and
forty-four dollars
For forage for officers horses. eight hundred and
siNty-ipur dollars.
For general repairs and Improvements Of academic
buildings barracks messTOoms, officers quarters, sta
bles roads fences parade and drill grounds
peous and incidental expenses, fuel forage, and de-
partmeLts of insrut ton thItyhNe thousand and sew
enty dollars.
For gradual increase and expense Of lib.ary, one
thousand dollars.
For expenses of the board of visitors, four thousand
one hundred ard sixty dollars.
Tor forage for artillery and cavalry horse, eight
thousand six hundred and forty dollars.
For replacing dead aud worn out cavalry horses one
thousand dollars
For furnishing hospital for cadet, five hund ed dol
lars
For deficiency for expense, Of the board OF visitors
for the year ending the thirteth of June, eighteen
hundred and nfty!ivc, six hundred and eghty-eight
dollars and iity-twO cents.
For additional ppy allowed to enlisted men, en-
ployed cXtr duty as mechanics and labolers, per
act of fourth of August, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, for the year ending the thircth OF June, eight
cen hundred and hnyive, two thousand eight hundred
and siXty-cight dollars and forty cents.
SEC. 2. dnd be il further enacted, That hereafter
T. yearly allowance Of the Professor of French and
Spanish and of the Professor Of Drawing, shall Le the
same as is now allowed to the other professors.
Approved, March ,, lSJj.
, 1855-12-07

President shall cause said lands such parts thereof
a. he NAV deem proper TO be classified and valued
and when such elastic alton and valuation have been
m dc TO his satisfaction he shall said lands to
he offered It public sale by legal subdivisions town
lots at such times and places and in such mapner and
quantity, to him shall appear proper and necessary
TO car out faithfully the stpuatons In said treaties;
and sad lands shall not be sold at public or private
sale for less price than that fixed by the valuation
aforesaid shall land be sold at less price than
one dollar and twenty-five cents per acre, for three
years and thereof er as may be directed by law purs
ant 20 the treaty.
) c. 6. Aad be i furihcr enacted, That there shall
be appointed, as provided by law, an additional
agent ut the annual salary Of ore thousand dollars TO
reside among the Kansas Ind ans, "A required Oy thc
sixth article Of the treaty Of January fourteenth eigh
teen hundred and luty-six, and to be charged with
the dutcs therein specified, and to continue as long as
the President may deem such agency to be acyanta
geous 10 the said Indians and also one other agent
for the Kickapoos at the same salary ana ufon the
same tenure. -
Sc. I. dad be il JiL'ler enacted. That there shall
he appointed, as now provided by law. an additional
Indian agent whose salary shall lie fifteen hundred
dollars per annum, and who shall be assigned fer such
time as II Pre- 'dent may deem necessary to the Del
ava Indians aGd the agents for the kansas, Great
Ncmaha and Usage river agencies shall hereafter re-
ceive the annual salary of fifteen hundred dollars, in
lieu of the salary now allowed by law.
SIC. ?. 4nd be il further enacted, That the laws OF
the United Staes punshng the crimes OF forgery, or
rbf depTedatons upon the mails OF the United States
be and the same are hereby extended to- and decla ed
10 be in full force in the Indian country.
SEC. 0. And be further enacted, That the sum of
twelve thousand dollars is hereby appropriated. to en-
able the Secretary of War to execute the contract en-
tered into by Joel r. Poinset, late Secretary Of War
on The twelfth day of March, eighteen hundred and
thirtynine with sem b. Faribault, and Peagie his
wife pursuant 10 joint resolution Of Congress, ap
proved the thrtieh February, eighteen hundred and
thirivnine.; PrUrided, That the Secretary of War
shall be sased with the validity Of their title to the
lands mentioned in said contract and that the convey
to the United States be made sufhc ent to pass
the said title.
| SIC. 10. And be I: further snaetnd, That Indian
agents be- and they hereby authorized to take ac-
knowedements Of deeds aud other instruments OF wT-
ting and to administer Oaths in investigations commit
ted to them in the Indian country, pursuant to such
rules aud regulations may be prescribed for that
purpose by the Sec etary OF the Interior and that
acknowledgements taken shall have the same effect as
| il taken before Justice Of the peace.
| Approved March 8, 1865.
, 1855-12-07
Guar. CCIX-An Nd to amend an Act apnroved the

CHAR. CCIX-An Act to amend an Act approved the
fourth Of August eichtcel hundred and ffty-four,
entitled An act to graduate and redCce the price Of
tne Public Lands 10 actual Settlers and CutivatOrs.
Be IL enacted By The Senate d1d House Of RspTssm-
fdtipes Cf hs United States Of america IN Congress
area bicd, That The act approved ,ourih August.
eighteen hundlcd and ffty.four, ITO gEdeate aud E.
duce the pice of the pGOlio lands TO actual settlers
and Cutratolsn shall be construed that the ada-
Wits required by the third section of that act may be
made before any officer duly authorized by law 20 ad-
minister oaths, according to such fums, and pursuant
10 such regulations shall be prescribed by the Sec
Tetary Of the Interior.
Approved, Ma ch 3, lS,ij.
, 1855-12-07

CHAR. CCVI.-An Act allowing the fu,ther time of
two Years to tipse holding lands by Entries in the
Vifeilia Military District in Ohio. which we made
piorto tic Gr-t [o1 January, eighteen bundled and
hny.two, to have the same surveyed and patented.
BE Il caa ted Ly lac Stnaie ond III use Of Rep.e;G'-
tatirss Of Ire United StGfes Of America IN Congr0s
as-cmbed 1hct She officers and soldier Of the Virgin
ia line on cont ncual Establishment their heirs or as
sigus entitled to bounty lands whi,h have prior TO
tbe first day Of January Ammo Domini eighteen hun
dred ard hytwo, been entered within the tract re.
served by Vir.iniI, between the Little Miami and
Scota rivers, for satisfying the legal bounties TO her
officers and soldiers upon continental establishment
shall he allowed the further time OF two years nom
and after the passage of this act to make and return
their surveys 9nd warrants, certified copies OF war
rants, 10 the General Land-Ohice.
SEC. 2. 4Rd be IL further f1ocied, That the act
antitlcd "An act flowing the further time Of two
years TO those holding lands by entries in the Virginia
m itary di triet in Ohio, which were made prior to
first January, eighteen hundred and ffiytwo to have
the same surveyed and patented approved December
nineteenth eighteen cndred and hltY-fOur, be, and
the anne Is hereby repealed.
Approved March 3, 1855.
, 1855-12-07

CHAR. CCVIII-An Act making appropriations for
the support Of the Military Academy, for the wear
ending The thifteth Of June, eighteen hundred and
fhy-siS.
t1tires OF the Unod Stsiss of america in Copar,ss
assembled, That The following sums be- and the same
are hereby appropriated. out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated for the support
Of the Military Academy for the year ending the thr-
tieth Of June, thousand eight hundred and hfty
six -
, 1855-12-07

CHAH. CCX.-An Act for ca a1yUg 'nto eject the Con
vention upon the Subject Of Claims between the
Unt,d States and her Britanc MIjety, OF the eighth
OF February one thousand eight hundred and fifty
three.
BE il enacted If he Scoate a, HtUss Of Rsp.e en-
tatres Of ihe U,dtd State Of imsJiea IA C0Rs ess
assembled. Tia. puIsuan, 10 The couvcro Oh a;ores aid
the sum Of tNo hundred and ,eyenty-Seyen thousand
one hundred and two dollars and eishty-cght cents,
having been awardeded by The commission to British
subjects, claimant, under the convention, that 'um
shall be paid TO the duly antho lied agent of her Br-
tanic Majcty's government, 0u Of any money in the
from pursuant to the sixth article Of the said conven-
on, n accou Of the expenses Of the said commits
-ion such Iaable proportion not exceeding five per
rent. Of the whole amount awarded 10 10th citizens oi
the United States and British subecs may be suf-
cient to dcrlav the sal d expense.
Arm .Atd NJ, r h ., 2sjj.
, 1855-12-07

C. P. CCXt-An Act to establish certain Polro. ds.
De Il sass led By the Ssatts aid HoUs Of Repressn-
tGiipss Of The United STATES Of An6Tcd in C6agrsss
a, 'embied, That he following be established pos
roads -
, 1855-12-07
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.


CHAF. CClV--An act making appropriations ;or the
Cvrrcnt and Contingent Expenses Of the Indian De
partment aud for fulhllng Treaty Stpulations with
various Indian Tribes, for the year ending June
thrtieth one thousand eight hundred and hity-sN'
and for 9TH nurun.es
, 1855-12-07

From Point Of Rocks, Maryland, 10 Waterford, vir
ginia.
From Monkton Station, on the Northern Central
Railroad, via County Road, to Shades Tavern, Tay
lows Store, 10 Upper Roads, Hartford county.
From Harmony, via Still Pond, and Rogers Store
to Rock Hall.
, 1855-12-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

From GoldsboIO TO Je. icho.
+ ON HendeRonyille, North Carolina via James
Dgvis's on Big Wilton, Thomas Asteens on Cab
Creek MiDjah Thoma IS on Little Il vtr, and Caesars
to Pump pkinto, u, South Carolina. ...r..
From Shelly, Cleveland county, via Mull's Store, 70
Morganton, Burke county.
From Newton. CatLwba county, via the Sulphur
Springs, 10 Lenoir in Caldwell county.
From Monroe, in Union county, via MogansS Mills,
10 Salisbury.
From Clinton, in Sampson county, to George Rsbln-
sons.
From Sllrs Creek, in New Hanover county, via Har.
rell's Store, to Lisbon, Sampson county. ...-
From lIookerstOn, via Snow Hill, TO kinston.
From Eagle Rock 10 EatpsbOro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Der crfc Earren3ua.

9lm lebtsn SamRd9 1T rer erte Snrrcn;u9 auf
Der ,,9sba sbal Giientatn" rer rrite Der jt
bier anIanste-=bier rtnsetrcffen, uno RAP pirs
sismIi6 prl slufieben crrsste. laBt i4 ron Ieltlt
penEen. Gs bate iia cine trNeutrnbe Nlenl6ms
,nsnse an Der 9tieselbabn rnsefunpCn, I'M pae
Grfe ,,eiierne 9fcrb" fummrn gu ietG mp Md
msbr piirprn ba serpeen Irin, tpsnn cine srmBc 3et
pinttlia beitimmt scrcIen ipGrs. Sa uniere 9lahs
barn vcn Cation unp Scblebcm, Die ns in rieiem
Bug einrn Selud abitattsten, mirprn nit rinem
mtt rdrmrn Gmpfans ;uIammrnsctrpfen 1cin,
mare bre Gtftt bei unS ousen1ein tctannt 9rrce
fen. Cine terIiGe @ulittanSe tesleitcte bic 0es
fs0l6dTt ntIde rurd unIrre beH5cn 6reimiIligen,
Capt. " 8utb-oesrn @pmpdgne, itt pcS nebens
Lei seldst. an jenem Sage in ibrcr neuen Uniform
rin itbr l6Snes 2InIeben barbpt-naA Der Start
eseUrtirt, allrc cine bcrrlife MablSit, AM 0lts
bauIt Re: Serrn Se tel ibrrr rrpartett -
yla6peN man T6 ra cine 3eitlans ouisebaiten
bate, brsabm fh unicrr 5rsunNe pom gaiton unp
Sttbletem Wiercr, unp mir brffen wrbJufrrten,
mad Sauie.
Is btiet nun, oab bic paiiasisrs8 s8ausn in es
niscn 0cheu smiIhcn bier unr gleupprt unp 9bu'
actIpbid rcseImIeig ldufrn werpcn-lINp iotalp
ii& pieS psrprtldt, 70 srfcrpert sS nur wcnias
Stunpsn 3tit. um pen 9lllentaun mad irsrrp ei,
ner pieitr StIrte su reiIsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
SfIep erei.

Die glru 9crfer ,,Sri6une" tert6tet aus Ball
timUre, no bic SfIasrrei ansebli6 Irbr tuman ses
banpbatt prp unS fcIecnpe Sunanitdten
,,Gtne 0abp, bic li6 in ben rr1en 3irfrln tes
wfste, nttbi9te itrsn fdpar;m SutI6er, in rer
iirrn9itrn Bintrrjrit lei6t9etlcipst itrem SenTer
srsenibrr auf leinem gEosrnIit gu parabiren.--
Gr rrtranTte; ter Ar;t rrfIGrts, Der Wann isi
pom Scpf bis gu Den 5iiBen pom 5rcit gsldbmt
man ianrte .itn in'S SCiptal, pc man itm teire
8ube ampatirte,-rin paar Sage barauf mar or
topt.
Seine Srau mar Der tGmli6rn 2atY Cntlauicn,
neil Iie Su ihlc6t mar bebanbelt pprbrn, unb Be-
pirfte, ro6 iie an cine antrc 9erIrn scrtauit
murpe. 8cn nun an mar rs ibr itreng scrpcbrt,
ibrrn Mann su Iebrn. GnrIi6 tTrt fe, paB er
tn's 5CIpital 9etraGt wctpen. sic Gilt bin, unl
i'm gu Iebsn gls le erfdtrt, er Ici tprt. ltiir3t
fe Suiammen unp in wensen Stunrrn mar fe
rEenfals tott.
Cine anperc Sftasin j,ner nGmI6en 9ary mar
etsnfalS rntflpben. Der Sptn Der GarY, Elm jun
ger Suri4e, purre ausscianct, bic gntfIUtrnc
auf,uIu6m Gr fing fie, banO lit NIT elmer 2cinc
an Ieinen s6asm, 70 rab fe nctenbcr laufen mub'
tc, unb jasts 10 int Itartitcn Grab t6 Mcilrn rrit
nit itr mad Baltimore. Die 3eusen bieier
Sarbarst ertIdrtrn, man babe nift enti6ripcn
f6nnrn, Oh bic prti6e peS junsen StIaecnbaltrrs
iiter BEN 8iidcn res 9frrerS rpcr rrn Der StIas
hin 9ctrpfCn BABE"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
3erifSrenocr Saaelifurm z.

Cine Cincinnati 3rituns trrt6tet, baB In Der
yladt pom Ntttpr6, Dem 25itsn Map, Gtsrmcnt
Sauntp, Sbic, bon sinrm fur6ttarrn Saarlimrn,
bstmseiuht wurbe. gla6 eiuem Iauten 8rauien
tn brr euft fienssn TIN unscfebr a6t lltr atsnps
fHwtrt GIStIuntpen an berdt3ufallen, 2Infanss nur
lanslam, ater bann in unaebru9n SalSrn, weIte
unssIebr cine talbe Stunpc fcrtNausrtrn unp an
tiniSsn Srtrn bic Grpe SclIlanris nit Sis trrrfs
ten. Cine Src6e Msnse iunsrr aepfcl nO pTr.
fiHs rruree urR ben Saumsn terunter sei6lasrn.
Disies rirc atrr fir Sprtbeilbaft onsrlrben, ins
bsm Nf tinr sa srcBe Nense uuf ben gaumrn
bsfanS. Nian bat setTrt, rue Sitnrr, eimmcr
une SHafs setSetct purpsn, bat absr ni6t Der.
ncn'ntsn, pae pferSe, 8inNsSisb cher WenI6cn
btrnSrn S&aten bon ben berabfaaenrn Gle
tlumpen erlitten ba6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Sctrlibtc6 ltnaliIf.

am IrBtrn Samitas gla6mittas rrctsnctr iia
unptit ririrr Stapt folscnOsS tetriittc llnsIat =
Ssu 6 tarIss Osf6 fer, prn ecpbta 5aun'
idip, qetl Gaunty, mar nGmlid nit Ictner Subrc,
init SaubUl, telapcn, BON pieier Stapt aui irnem
Dsimwtas; llno cintae Reilu Scn bicicr Start,
itsI r unslddtt6r 98die Uon leiner sapans, ouf
Der sr iae. bsrat, unp I4rsdit6 su iagcn, Gin 8ap
hsS s0aSsnt 9iens ttm serarr iiter ben Scpi.-
Gs lpures ioseid fir GrStli6e Safe grlanrt, ater
ebs eirie anIdn9ts, mar icin tcBter Gctensfunfen
entIIrbsn. Srrr Oel6ler mag ciuise 80 Sabre
alt sspsien irin-rplr sin pielgslsttsr unp ptrtt'
as6ister Burger. unO binterISbt cine tiefsstruate
@attn unb unmiinCi8e Sincer, ictnen plSsIi6rn
lnp untrpartCten lcp ;u 6etrauern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
Dert mui; CO pr6d,tia fcin.

Scispt Sse, Scu Buds Ganty, il pcr ctpa
etnem Sabre mad Soma ouS9ewanprrt uno nun
f6rsitt CT aus Slrpin Gaunty, in jenrm Staate,
5clssncsS
so tefse GAO older sutes Gdnb am untcrn
Gnre bss Sbir1IuiIrs. Sas 8ltma 1T milo unp
sslunS unp ausS ssbt gut. llnisre 6IGfr linp
nit ben teitrn 6ji6m scfGat. unIere SBGlprr
II. YraiTtss snttaltsn Srerpen pcn Srl6sn, Glrno.
tbiersn, riIpcn S4wsnrn, rpilrsn Gauben, wlccn
0dnisn, Gntsn u. (. w. gtatt ben @epGIcrn
bait iih Der Sieter auf uno III lcidt sin,uian9cn.
sSaijsn tclct 81 90, gBcli6tcrn so Cts. Bud.
patstn 81 90 unb anbrres @rtrnre i'm 8erbGlt.
rie. Cine quite Sub nit bem 6albt an Der Scite
tolttt bon S25 90 bis iu S35 90, Yferre bon $50
bis $3.50. aleS ,uIamnsn sencmmen. rdbtr i'd
tut Ran6sn, Der in Ysnniplpanirn es miioe 1T,
t.tnen l6Snsrrn uno niBljhersn Ganritri6, ru,
@eIO Su MAIDEN anc icrsenIrs Su Setrn, ais se.
raee bier"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
,llnfunft Scr t1ertbern Qiabt."

Tcusporf, Sunt 6. Die gtortbsrn 2isGt
traf Eeute NIT 4t 5 @afia9icren unp 1924, 900 in
@Clc Ycn California bier elm. Gie mitsebra6.
ten Neui8feitrn baten ater tein erDetIifrs Sntes
reps.
6Iaucr Sertaufts in California AT Sc unb Yel
S0aijen 1T ppn bort weS9rlGifft wcrpm. Is iiel
SrI 8esrn, unb G'etraire mo 6ri6te irbrn gut
aus. Die Otincn warcn isbr crsirtis. Gin nsu-
cs 9lmcrtdnilacs Slatt il in San 5ran5i5tp crs
ri&tet wrrben. Cine Scrcjnisuns Der Ormrtra,
ten mp g0bisS se8rn rie 9lmcritanrr tat fsBlse'
l6tagen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
CelearapbiGhfS.
ameriFaniid,e national Conpention.

pGilabtlpbia, 8. SuRt.-gs ptrp al.
srmein ;uge9eben, bag ME ;u elmer unp berielben
3cit mrbr 5alsnt in picIer Gts mar, ais pies ses
9sumartis Der SAT- il. Die 9lationaI Grnpens
tirn rer glmrrituner bat teinnbe ale bic eren
Minncr bieIcr Union bie9rr sctradt. Stnatc
ale Stlatrn fnp rsprrIentirt, urp olIe @eI4Gftc
1deinsn nit Der srBbten Sarmcnic SrranSugetcn.
Oas Banquet meldes BEN Mit9liepsr per Gpn'
peuticn pur6 bic beige gmsrtaner 9csrten tpurs
DC, par elm Isbr ppbl 9Clunss -niemalS II rts
mas bier untrrnpmmen rpUrpcn, RAP metr lplenptb
sepeIen mare. llnsrfdbr 500 pcripnen icBten I'D.
auf einnal ;u 1il6e n!eSer. DiagCr Gcnrap pre-
iirirtr. - 9luf BEN rritrn SrntPru6 "0te
lntpn," birlt Der 9t6tb. 8ennrtb 8agner, pcn
gcrrsGarrlind, cine Hepe, Die alien bic iie 9ebbrt
b0ben, Iange, rrgcn ibrem potrctiSmus, i'm 9In'
prnfsn blritrn ,pirO. 9luf ben 2ten Srtniiprua {:
vImrrifa ME bel tQmeritaner rc<
gtert," erwicprte Der g6tb. 6srr 8isano, BON
MarYIanp, ouf cine meiIcrbafte sSeie. gluf pr
3trn: n8 cltgtDis 6retb e it," ttrIt q. z.
9lnprerS, GIq., Ycn glruycrf, ctenfallS cine Irbr
wcblarlungrne Gste. SIS wurprn Icpann fsrnrr
mod iebr srIdtdte Jterrn ron Mitslisrun Der
Convention Ypn prrIdisprnn Staotm 9ebalten,
wcrauf iid bic Seriammluns lctr wrbl init allem
Gcrgefaurnsn sufriepsn fir ben abrnp Yertaete.
gSann bic Convention f4 enblih rertascn wrr
III nod untCfannt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-13
perbaftuns eines pferoeeiebce.
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Saul bate. toIte li6 in Der Naht pom lrbtrn
Ocnitaae einen IclArn aus rrm Stale Spn Cunt
uel Sinrer, trCIber i'm ptern 3brile bon @cnts
9UmCrp Gnurtp ntht nett BON SpYerptaun,
wcbnt. Die gtrui9trit ruros am IlhttlpUh Nlcr.
gen YOn prttstalrn nod 9tenpina telrgrapbirt, an
Die btcfae 9plijci, mrrauf GOnitabrI 2yons Iih
auf bic Saap modte unb ben SurI6en aud am
Mittrod gta6mtta9 ertpi1dte. ale cr eten ben
geitrtlenen Saul an Srn. gGtcIduS Coleman
pertauft Gatte, fir SOS, unb li6 nit rem gelpe
entfernen pulItc. Gr purbe sur Nlnerman Wcns
gel actradt, Der ibn bas @rlo pieeer abaetrn IieB
uno tbn pann pUrldufta in Den Iaurrn 9lpfsl idid.
te. Das 9fcro III ieitpem rieOrr an Irinrn gi.
scntIdmer unc Der unaetetsne 9tsitcr an bic See
tSrocn ron Ntontacmer9 GauutY iiterseten, I'M
crn Der rrrti9en Court perbErt su perrcn.
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