davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Seffentltd6e g5enbu.

ean,lass rem 2lRc Mdr3 ndaitsns, um i2
llbr Mtttass, lcu am !puuie oes 8sraorbsnen
Sacct Srnllnssr, in Rprc'gBbsitbau 9aunifir,
yr6a Gauntp, ETentli6 rrrtauIt wrresn, ndmlitb {:
Seisn mt9tcbr. cine llbr, Bureau, 9lu9SGrant,
Nletlfif, @runbteersn bsim SuIGel, Saamtn int
5slp, Nia, Struh unp Stu tst Der Come, unb
Ipnlt nod UieIerlei 9ausrn unb !oaus8srGtbfAaf.
ten gu reitIdufg gu msIsen.
Die 8soinsansen an 9srtaafstass an5 gfafs
wartuns scn
Reuben ,0eulineer, Gcm'or.
5struar 81. nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SeHentlt1e 95enblt.

@uf Ocnnernasa res 221ra mSrs, um f2 lisr
glittasS, fctlsn AM SauIe res llutrr;sihRttti in
Siirwbritbau SaunlfIf, 9eha Gluntp, htdt ttt
Der Borough 9inis Spn Der Statt GImtaun, Icle
scpte grttel auf EfrntIihrr grntu rfrsaalt rres
pen, NGmI6:
3wei quite DIevbs, :ret gAl6FGtr, 2 Rintrr,
stn leidtcr 2.0GuISpagrn, GIN 1=gSuls Gprines
gGagen, ein SpajiGrwagtn, alle gtrtm pfertrgc.
larr, 9Fue, Gsss, senpmiitlc, Strpttant, eli,
fupfsrrer mp silaner SeFeI, Sstt unN Settlaer,
Sefrn nit g1obr, 3itrr Stdnnsr, 8dbsr uRb nod,
cine 9rcse geri8isbm5sit 9auern'. Sauss.unp
siiaen.G'rdfbfanftsn, ja umRdnblid sn mslSrn.
Die Sebingnnsfn an GertSufstnse unb Qal,
tpartrS son
RatfanG Gtsrtdrb.
Getrur %. iil}W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
GS GStuben DQpier "a

l9ir babtu stutu bstrtttpsn Stct tpang= upO Stus
ben;paptsr rln9dsSt Den 9r ~ { uno ID n'
fe n bee nrd, ls IN AuGntaun anSttrcdtn purct-
Die pattern Rno nsu uuo Die lhonlttn pts nlan le
fa6--uup Ole Yrtiis patsi gang blus. Sh plcGu,
5ad DEFENDERS iinp pir aut Sage ourtb ros 9aujl
Sabr I'M Stancs lieSrmann. 81 DlrttI9in, tncsmwlr
imuier etn arcers Qfrrttmcnt ouf oonp haltn.
scinm uu0 tbct /; uno espft unO Danetu fur Gud,
litsf
enptlcpss fir Syisf;-6tim 1000. Cad retr Gin:
Ssln.-S9ebil elmer SrcIin &t-lbNtERbelt aurtIr IN
uuftr Sab 9sbSrenrt ArEtd
Sine SerIcbieoenbait onoerer .Qrtifel
as cris SQcnuais, gcttt. Sdbtr, ollie Grtsn 95iIeEr
2aunbSluc GclOenc., Siabl uRr ancrr 6crCtn, Ytst:
ltifre paar; unp 3abu'Ydrltsn, NRaIlrfartttn S1a:
frin, unduslsibticbs Sntt uul Nlttotr ju ;tIthntn
ptrfumstisu, 5dnfp mp Rorrlslft, Il. |. no, u 10
WeeiSinen.- ttrdbnttltsn gatCnts9LHel:
,intu uO tptnIals allljit bel uus 81 btEcmnsn, 70
luis auth 8rc n t9 unn 6r 4 Il 5 uno
gB Il ace uno 9 Q DIM us SttD'Y1trIr IN
CSrcB uno Stin;S crtauf
pir;Itb eantbor fdr 9tneetne hotrat. llnttrtteun9
iiub ttttno UNI cine Scrcautr Der Geucbnbttt osS
pubtums. niecbttr pr uur uctb ntlotn, eae MIR cut
iblcesn fino, uus pcn @emanp in bittr lluJc9tnp III
unisrtm Stlbdft tterrtfItn 81 allen, III btutd,t au
ales pas @rlan9t wtre. uis aud IN Stjr9 aufttlt'
9s rtli. u. oab,rta0tu mir e1s YubIttum cnbst uni
anjuruftn, unftrs S8aartn gu bttben-rptlobs 9crn'
ee,eiat merpcn, cbns eaB cafir ctIpas au9trGtbnr
niro--uno oanul fir lld) litt gu urtbttltn.
Setf, Sutb uno Grerler.
Ssb. %, 1855. na6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Or. g. g. 8. 0ulbt IN BON Ncusprt lrntt
Die aufmcrtIamteit FOLDER YerIpnen BON 9lllrntaua
Hnb Der llmgegenp, peIdr Spuatirnen an ibren
natiirIiAn 3abnen Ssrri4tet Su 9abcn ten5tGiet
linp, cher bic a fiinltliAr 3abnr enirsrn ;u laIs
len wiinI6rn, auf feline pcpislt6e Sperirunssrei'
ie in al ben periaieprnen 3psi9en rrr 3 ns
arjnettunpe.
Da CT bcrets eine fctsniSbrise Grfabruns In
letner 9rpfebiOn 9encBen BAT unp ale pertbpplen
Serbeiierun9rn tenust, 70 prie CT, Bag CT alien
9attenten bic bette Salfe Su Ieiffn perma9, pelGs
pieie Suni Ssrmbsenr III.
Seferensen: G6rw. S9pmaS Osg4itt, ..
D., Gbrp. Gbarles @l. SamrIpn, s, Charlton,
M. D, S8m. llnrerbil, W. D., 9teu-gert
City.
Seins Office tl srssurdrtis i'm ,,gmrritan
Sctel," atsr Yatienten psrpen auI Ssrlansrn
aud in ibrrn Saufern bsIu6t.
ytppembsr s. na1g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
WdiTen9cri0 <8erfauf.

R1aft unb ;ufOlse sinss 9sfsblS aus benz gedid
rrngSriGt s:n eedI gnHiit7. fpu am Sanflg
rem 2litfn sag Mirj. UNI 10 lltr gormIttasS:
auf esm Gsenttum irlGf; tn StrrIauton IaIms
i4lp, gcaa GoHntp, Sfenttt& ssrtduft trersm:
SO. 5. Gin @tud 9ano,
selssca In Srrtsfa5tcrt GounfaIp; srGrssnS al
2iRber poa stutreas gsin9arb, SpDn grbmoa un6
arrerr, snt9a!tsHo so %Ssr uno 80 Rutbsa.
9to. 6. Gine eotte 2anb,
setsssn in Satsturs SaunT6tp, sraa gaunts.
erdnJsnb an einOsr BON Satcb Rory, -;
jtIetr urp anrstib snsBattsno oder, mcEr rpts
menigsr. r.
SO. Z. Gin GtGd Ganb,
9eteern mis StrtG go. 6; 9rdnJsnO an qanSss
pcn 9aepb @lorp mlo aneeru, rntbaltenb SO gle
fer unb II 8utbsu
IS II raS hintsrIaGiene g}ermG9rn trS prfor.
brnsn Sacpb b Jttce. trbtbin pcn Sterlanepli
lagrftip oorteIl8trm Gaunts.
Die 8cctn9un8rn AM gertaafFtasc uub sIufs
wlrtuns yon
9fbraGam 3tee, q,,sx4
ManI6ee 8iee,
Durd bic Court. IS. So. " tdtp, Sdr.
5etruur %. g.. na3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
$ { I f Il r. Nfer6e,
e'apT9lsitbltb in Der Gthjbtc Der 9Fsti;tu ats has
mtrtntroi9tt auBrrs HnwtupuSsmitcl ros ucb
IL cntrfrEf IpmrNP -
Sur Yfsroe un0 WenI6en.


lf entfedt wurre
SIR 9fsroe uuo WenI1en.
Sine mcbr ots l6iIbriar Grfabruno bat bic Sbat.
iad,S ftlt9attl, oaB NQirtbauts berdbmtSs Del fGr
pFttos rotr lnocrfal SamlhSn @mbrcrotlcn DIS met;
tEtn SdIG bii uuo ollie lccbr liuOtrt oils
Spatb, Shwnos, 8n9bcnc, l8luoaalItu, 4cusllc:
bel, WVrtaItun9cn, ltrtrcSbtne puff, SdraulmIn,
triIbs S1unetn, ,8errtntunScr, SustihunaIr, st:
ltun. Sdbmun9en, 9tfcunptrte Stibt, RhIumntisnl
StB'plnotu pcn ShlErIn, GtrtrEnnun0Sn unD Wer;
brtbun9cn Srcttculsu, uuf9triGtnt papeS, Rram,
pk, 3uiammtnilchtn Der lRuSfctu, GitiChpalite,
Shpahhttt Der gettnFt, prrbSrtGte Srtift, U. {
no, U. I. No., Il. 10.
Der unpCr9lcchltdhe Grfcta bitIas Sts In Ser Sri:
htnA ccn &rdutbStten Ger pftrbe uno pcs pcrurishs
ano ldbll IN S1cultbsuilsiIh miro ben BGurru taot
mthr bctonnt. gS pirb taum acelaubt, ougsr rep
Scbeu ot cs felt tanderr 5cit in ibrsn GtSatu uno
oiuitrn gum Gebrauc baltin, rpttb Gin gStIauf ocn
Stbmcricn, 9Gipcn uuo 3It eurtb fis JcitisG Iupsu
Dung Oislss Stts srlrort rire.
OF Stib periithtta uno d5creu9t tag Ger Hame
oes ein;ocn GigsuttUmlrS, @ecr9a 81. Seertnant
Hcdpcrt %. o., I'M Gtuil nuf Ger Gsie Ssr Hal;h,
uno iciuc oouolibrift dttr Dem @crt tb 6Siutrt.
ALE on zen GiernthGmsr asertGtgis Slii;Iuratp
piroen prompt ttridftbtiat.
&crfchaTft cub Elm pamrht;t ctn ttu Aasutin ruS
ts;t pslbs 9Ruprer bitc SRtoijin bcr otr,dtct hat
Bum @crtouf 6et eelpis Sdhmbt unn &C.. QnGn:
tewn; Sruur uuo g3rarcr, Gatafauqua; g. uno 81.
SSrsB, ShnctsYtiIc; une i'm Gregcn Gei Gdilbert
NHtne uno &C., Z. g8. Crtit uub Gcbn, &. 6tstt
unp &C.. Nbitabelpbja.
O'at 3. 1854. ..- nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
DeHentltne 95enbu.

@uf Samita9S zen i7tsn Rdr,, um 12 tl6g
Ulittas5, Iolsn am @altauie rss llntsr,ri6nsttn
in Re6antcstUrO, SIppbetttaa Iaunl6tp, sr6a
Gauatp, felssnpe @rttfcl' auf bFentIiGr grntu,
pertauIt nsrben, rSmli@
Srttrr uno 9rttIiStn, 9ihr, Sti9tc, 8anfe,
Ssiptcdre, DssfS, Sefen mik Rp6r, G1rpfts,
Bai6fanps, 9dter, 6difer, Stdnnsr, 8otteln,
8ldgsr, jrEt llbrsn, np font urd Sirtsrlei Gait
pirtt. unb aaprrs SauFgrratbfGaitrn 3ups'tlaufs
tis iu uclcen.
Die 8roinsun9su AM @srfaufstasc uuo aufpars
tun9 rcn
Setritor %. nq3n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
10. 81 Slf. SamiIton Stru6e.
Gin .9rc6Sr Sird
9Scasc Oalter.

GNed uue Rsubaro nebnltn elels 9ttt9tnhttt I'M
o% notr 9nnit QBslt uno On. dbri9t g1euibhtt iu
bsnadDrlhti9eu, ras 1csten tbrtn ntutn Stcd ren
fpIsnoiben
Serti0en &lcioerl
fdr bsr6F uno SGintsr rerprultdnoi9t boten, rcrau
nc Die 1ufsrlaufslt atr lsntsn ruclthc aus Dem tsn
uno wohlftilttn Stcd ju pibsn pdnibcn Der in ettf
lsr 9anStn 8e9cu 81 f,npsn 1T. Sbre utuSn SttSr.
6etsbcuo aus Sud, Gatmtrts, &cltin9s ctt., peretn
an 5bSubsit uuO 8ertrsffIlbFtt nr9Snos dbrrrcfSn,
uno !8uneen tSnnSn earaus wGbItn coer besllen mas
Tc ruduIhsn, psbsS nctb tstSm Stpl ouf bic turitts
au3s9s une gu oGu niecertu Yteiicu vtrftrt9 p'rr-
@iut 9rCRs @srfbisprnbsit
30Ge, SoIcn, @rifen, etc.
rcn iscm gatttrn, @aristat uno Gbnitf, inoct m0'r
gu isotr 3tt ftrtje ouf banc; f audi cine grcSe un
Ous9cIuebts GErithttcsnbstt pcn mCel9en
!6crrfn 0trnl9 l9in9'@atern,
ais oau0fbuts, Strdmpfs Gtarfs, Cellars. &afbSn.
tiidncr, ,ScientrdStr, ctr.
,Sie laoen allts Nelf Gin, ptlcht immsnie 9drfsns
gu MAIDEN udnicbt, bei ibusn anjurukn unp noourh
80 bis 20 prcjenI 0slm &auf Finer 9FmRtIltictr 81
trpartu. gSG pcltt eaS niCbt bebtrq9tn!
or Grnnsrt cut, rts Srts SIC. 81 SitsSlamit:
ten Straec, brH9 9t9sntttr Der Rctcrmrlsn 5tlrbs.
9lcrsntcr l. 1854. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
1assiOsa SSOuHscr1>
In GataInuaua, 9cAa GalmtY.

IN S1tanuAudi ScGa GaNhIp'
lluttrEitnrts bsecnIn ftb risisr Srtcscnhrit eSu
publitum au;utscn, coB tt ncuIttb bic aus9eeshhtt
Sounprp in Gataiauaua, gcta @ountp ubrncnl'
men babsu, uno CAP s nun bereit huo untsr esr Sir;
ma pom
Gcrnabcn, GtDuit tsn6 SOnp.
alien 0urpycbtnrcn in ibrtm Sab gu tiencn. Sil
babeu ibr GfopIifanrut oufs bsiie Ip9erithttt uni
clhG Die Ctpas ctr Irt blnJtbi9t fuS, rrretn cs 81
ibrcm Icrtbr,l nbcn. lei ibntu ansurufn. Sle rtr'
ftrtisrn ouf Furry @ttlun9 uno auf bic bSit' SHrt
@ue Glrtrn Stsam.Gnsincs fir Bctcn unp niccercr
Crud, 9uupen, Shifting mp Gearing
Spu alien 9enennunoen, 9ferrcgcwaIten
II. ~, u. 10.
unS fur5 ale 2trtjtsI Die stwSbnb in Einsm fcld)r
Gtattt0tmcnt aefudbt sutreen.
Tlicfs strbcit on Gn9tn's, Nfros:Stnotrn. IL
turs ausn anotrn NrtltCI rle in thr T0db snhlaaIn
miro auf Ole tjr;Citt Gryi9t on etu tiltatn Yrtttr
uno auf bic tstt uno nautrbaftttc SRttlt pcrrdtt.
lIsbsrhoupt icItn ibre @rCit tnsrttt ttui9 fitn-
uuo als rtui dufSn9tr brfItn ft ouf Den 9tnet9tEr
suiprutb ots gubGtums. Wcthsu 5uprub iis ftb im'
msrbn burtb pduttGbtIit uup 8tIi9ttt Su paeit:
ugn lItbin wtretn.
Z. G. &rrnatrn,
Socl 9. S6uis,
gBiliam Wihaet.
Gataituoua, Set. %, 1855. n16 D.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Die lHtesihriebenrn BADEN iceben pen pbldctlpDle
uno Weupcrf crbaIten, sinsu ncncn uno rcIltdnei9n
Sted pcu allen sepSbnlibcn psrtonsttn
Biiber, Napier, Gbreibn'atcriaits
en II. (. 10.
pse ale on ben nisoristtn reilsn ot9tftet ptresn
folsn. 1lIss Al beuamsu rpdrpe uulIre 9anSt Ssun9
anfillsn, uno oabsr mcllen mir nur nltctn. Dap a'
les pas in einem mphltineetibtctcn 8uIfchr 9tFals
IN piro. tc uus 5u fineen 1T. llntr etnleIesn no
btlcnosrs fclseuee bsrpcruibebtn:
Sin aueersewBbnli6 srcBes a6crtemtnt SttrIn
unb 5eitantente, peuti6e uno enslilte, ron rrn
srb6ten bis gu benz teinlten Gal4eniermat. -
Nae 9Irtsn peutf6e mo enSliite @sbettiider,
tinfGtieeeno ole lpl6e Die in eieIrr @egene
prlangt wrorn. Suffers SauSpciltle, Gin
btrrli6rs Bud, unp anbere Yreri9t Suder.---
@rnbts gBabrss Gbrlttntbum uno 5rr's Drift
lifes Nartyrerttum. - S9uerS iammtItde
9srrfe In pcrldierenen Sormats. Deutl DE uno
enslif9e @eI6i6tsn Der Ssrsinl8tcn Staatsn
t1ultirt, u. (. ~.
Gin bollitGubi9es 2Iiiprtcment.
@acr 8I6er spsr Yuttfatirnen Der amrrtfani'
lHrn 3ract. .9eIellaaft, an ben ndlnliGrn
grriifa wie pisIsIbe in 9bilarelpbia unp
9leusorf prrfauit perpen.
Tcrucr. antern 9lrten Spnnta9s sSaul'
bi9er, Die trie an ben 9reiien rss SereinS ls'
fern.
(sbeufailS-Gas 1rtm Shut6iiher eis in bic:
Itr sscuo psrIaust proGn, 70 piS auh YraIbttatbtr
~ @ribintsn, alpuus, II. I. 10.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SeffcntltCbe 9enbu.

&m Sumifls ben 10ten I 5ten uno 16ten M2r;,
I'm 10 lltr @ermittnss, iCll ON 5auls,Spn 8 a.
% t pRub ,, In 8aftinetrn Gaunf6ip, 9s5a
Gauntg, aufEfentIiHer SrnpW ssrRtissrt ptrhsn,
nGmttA
Gin gaar 1ut&,Yfsrts, rins 6 unb tas ans
esre Z Sntrfn alt, cine Irif6msIfenbe 9u6, jwsf
SierodulfRiasn, Elm Gprins Suditrrs sg4aesn, eli
ne Carriage fir sptt @fsSe, 8 9usstrs, teoe grt
YfrresSrItirr, glcdFette, gDnomdbls, ReGen,
GatrIn, S4aufstn, @rutbade, 3 Betten, &pds
une Srl,pirn, 2 9rcbe SpbIeHSfsn. Stdble, @rs
rtauS, Slide, gicrtpttsin tmp GumtIsrs, !SeuIcis
tern unb SGrnfI, ale grten StctrgGtern, 8drs
rrtfaTr, GcFtn, gimsr, Gin .Spt;s uno gJadtfdlit.
ten, Grwfbre, Elm GROCER 9cbp, 9uffalptdus
tr, ll9r, cine glnSabl Side, Gsnfs, Gin Gtbranf
um Sutttr aufutepabrsn, unb nod apeers NrlI-
irE 3u umRGnbta ;u msIbeR.
Die Seblnaunesn an ben @rrtauItEastt unb
-@Gfwartung sen
0apio 3uSp.
5etrar 49, nq3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
s)( q 6 + / 6 t

rpire gisrnit 9raetrn pa5 Die llntsr3e&nsten ais
executors Der Stnterla1euIdait pes psrltortsnrn
Sacob Straub lesttm son E;eirsltsre 9aun'
itip, SefI GolmtY, ernangt wcrprn fnp.--
Aae ricGntgen eaber wlths al teiaets SiuterIa1s
I'ni4nft fasa!ees fth fip ouFgefproert nncrtalb g.
gGrGen an3lrufen unp absutetotlcn. llnt lcl6t
toelds nod rcdtmdbse 5Urrerunscn tatrn mtocn,
Tn6 stsnfaQ5 er1u6t IcI&s tunerbalb rfr ErlaSteH
3s;t ppbltfR&;i9t cinJub6neiafn au
SaGpb StraUb
eenn 9edha Gauutr.
SantEt Strdub,
GBtltpsnu. Stbup!tiI Gountr
SSetruar %. a6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
sc q Cb / / 0 t

pirb tisrmtt 9e9rben, pab bic llnterssneIdtrn ais
@pminiitratcreu ron rsr 5interluEcnIdoit rss Oer'
trrbrnen M attbias souls, legtbn ppn
Merer.Mtlfrrp Saur16ip, 2e8a Gauntp, ernannt
wcrpen linc. gue btetenigen baber, pelde mod
al beiaste SintsrlaHrni6alt lauIesn, Fnb erluGt
innerbalt 6 sDcden ansurufen unD ab5ube3abIen
-une icIde weI6s nod re6mdbtse Gerperunsrn
Eaten, ftno ebrnfalS eriuat ipl6e tnnerbals her
beia9ten 3ett pcblteitdtist einJubaupigen, an
QntbonD ,S6ule, Grh,o.s
Samuel Sbuls, ~ ''0'
Setruar Ia. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

:9n ,. >, 4Moltr's Apotbeke
fnO fcrhv&brsnp ;u tottn in G'rcS uno Stsiu:gsr:
fauf: ?tHs arten Msoijtutn, Sorbtltrfft, BdrttSr
uno Maibitit, &iShrrpfin, uno alIEs mas in sIntr
9ut rp9srldhtetsn Npctbfs rtrtan9t wlrc.
@brnfaus: 5riihs G5artsu;SamtrSisn. rrc'
runtsr Srdbtraut SGGmcn defenders Su tnpfsbIFn H.
9. 9. Wuier.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
Gin pollifGmbtaes 2(iIprtcnlcltt.
NIGuf=SitcS)cr.

Rca alien artfn uno 0r6esa, pcn bsltsn paplsr
oauerbafr IN esesr 9ebunben, MIR AUDI croudr gcbur
brns-lan9ts uuo brtttss Scrnat-Ht1lPt, akrnr'
rancum uub Stbul;Shrclb: Bidder.
LS6reib:, Sriefs, Yad. uno Gle onoerc
2lrten Qapisr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07

Do mir sinsu unecwSbultb 9rcgtu Scrratb pa'
pier, ucr arttn en9cIs9t battn, rno mir i'm Stano'
fcpcb i'm SrcBSn ais Stiuta an = btlapetp bio
Wreile n iu psrtaufEn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-03-07
SSS0GlCpNpicr.
SmrG tt IL MS 9autn9o

Serfertioer uno Smporteurs,
SIC. l24 ltrb SuaGe, 2tS Sbdr cher ecr Gedstsu,
pbitaostpbia.
@bolefale uuo Rstail.
Stecr arttst in itrtm esfbdftsfa6s an ben ousr:
niseeriteu S9artt 6 a + d, prtt n. Sic srbittsn
Die Guult pcn oanblsrn uuo anesrn.
Sttruar 2I. na3Nl
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1855-09-15
From the Georgia Constltutionalist.
To the Know Nothing Preachers of
the Methodist Church, South.

To the Know Nothing Preachers of
the Methodist Church, South.
BEETHREx II have concluded to d.
vide my promised appeal to the Metho-
dist Church into two parts, and TO ad-
dress the first to you, and the last to the
Church at large. And here, in the Ian
guage Of Mr.. Wesley, let me say to you,
81 beseech you, brethren, by the mor-
cies of God, by whatever love you bear
to God, TO your country, to your own
souls, do not consider who speaks, but
what is spoken. II it be possible, for
one hour, lay prejudice aside; give what
is advanced fair hearing. Consider
simply on each head-Is it true, or is it
false? Is it reasonable, or is it not 2"
Remember, brethren, / am not before
you to propose, but TO resist, innovations
upon old Methodism. stand where
have always stood since / joined the
Church, upon the "platforln" Of Wesley.
You stand with one foot upon that plat
form, and the other upon a rickety struc-
ture, first reared by criminal, If report
be true, and miscrably patched by I'M
christian hands. | would have you
withdraw the truant limb from the dan
gerous platform, to its original position.
When we covenantad together, we
were Of one heart and one mind. But
you have formed new covenants with men
who have no kindred feelings with you.
"Tlereis no fear Of God before their
eyes" They cause divisions and Of
fences contrary to the doctrine which you
have learned. "Their mouth speaketh
great swelling words, having mems per-
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
The Reason.

1t will be remembered that PROPOSE
ton was considered before the mock
Legislature of Kansas for submitting a
State Constitution to Congress at its next
session. 1t was, finally agreed to defer
the matter to subsequent Congress, for
reasons set forth in the report of tn ell
committee having the matter in charge
We published their report and bill two
or three weeks ago, and republish an
extract from it now, as it seems that the
reason which prompted them to defer
the matter should induce us to favor it.
We extract the following from their re-
port:
"There are other reasons of importance
which would tend to the conviction that
the bill is premature, which will appear
from mere. suggestion. Kansas will
apply for admission as slave State, and
if admitted at all it must be done partly
by Northern votes.
'In the present state of fanatical ex-
citement existing in some of the non
slayeholding States, there is some doubt
whether we would be admitted into the
Union with slavery clause in our Con-
stitution.'
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
German settlement.

We learn there is German settleme6
on the Upper Mill Greek, twelve mile:
south of Waubonsa, embracing between
forty and fifty claimants, who are occu-
pying their claims, most of whom have
crops of corn and potatoes, which were
planted late, but look prosperous. Mr.
Z. HoHENIeK informs us that the entire
population are pleased with the country,
thinking it equal in fertility to any land
in the Union. He says there is sexcellent
water power on Mill Creek for mills, with
a more abundant supply of timber than
in the eastern part of the Territory. Mr..
FL. says there viii be large additions to
the settlement this fall. The whole party
are free State men, and will vote for Gov.
Reeder as Delegate to Congress. and
for Free State Constitution.
Mr.. H. represents that the signs of
bituminous coal are good, and that when
the veins are opened there viii be suffi-
cient for extensive manufacturing opera
tions.
The settlement is an important one,
and we trust our German friends who
wish the advantages of association with
their own eountrymen will seek that
point for settlement.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Booksellers. Take Care?

The Correspondent of the st. Louis
Democrat, speaking of the effort of Col.
CoFFEY to procure a repeal of the 18th
Sec. of the "Act to punish offences
against slave property" says:
"This bill, which was introduced into
the Council by Mr.. Coffey, was sum-
marily and contemptuously rejected by
the House, by unanimous vote.
"By strict construction of the 12th
section of the law referred to, any per-
son could be sent to the penitentiary,
with hard labor, for two years, for bring
ing into Kansas Jefferson's Complete
Works, Cowper's Task, MacauIay' S
Speeches, Patrick Henry's Writings, or
the published opinions of Washington,
Franklin, the Adamses, John Wesley,
Sydney Smith, Charles Dickens, and al
most every modern author of genius
for nearly all of these contain express
sions of thought which would have a
tendency to promote discomfort among
slaves if publicly promulgated.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Another Kansas Outrage.

Under this head We find the following
article in the Squatter Sovereign of the
18th inst. and>wait with fearful anxiety
to learn the facts. The Sovereign in
Inmates that the Freesoiler is mortally
wounded. and reieiees at the result.
That person is an object of pity who
is SO lost TO all sense of deceny, as to
exult over barbarities which it is pre-
sumed the most hardened in crime would
turn away from with disgust.
Monday of last week." says the
Squatter Sovereign. "a fight came off
at Doniphan, K. T., about six miles
above Atchisoh, in which bowie knives
were used freely. The difficulty arose
out of political discussion. the com
batants being pro-slavery man and a
freesoiler. Both parties were badly cut,
and ace are happy TO state that the free
soiler is in fair way to peg OUT while
the pro-slavery man is out and ready
for another tilt Kansas is hard
road for freesoilers to travel"
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Pro-slavery congressman.

Gen. WHITFIELD, the pro-slavery can,
didate for Congress, made speech-i
telling foolish, nonsensical anecdotes can
be dignified with that name-to about
seventy persons all told. in this place on
the Esd inst. At least fifty of those
present were Free State men, who were
induced to be present from idle curiosi-
ty. His best efforts were received with
out exciting particle of applause. He
retired, as he came, without attracting
any attention, and probably cursing our
people for not appreciating real worth
We understand he feels vexed because
the soyereigns of Kansas viii not meet
his constituents of Missouri. on an equal
ity at the same ballot-box. He promises
to do anything in his power, when in
Congress, to favor the people of Law
renee and If the Free State men will
join in asking for authority from Con-
gress to form State Constitution, he win
endeavor to get a bill through that body
authorizing them to act in the premises.
We are told that he was made acquainted
with the fact that his services were not
wanted IN our behalf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-09-29
Dead---Dead.

A complete fusion has been effected
between the free soil element of the Iata
national Democratic party of Kansas Ter
rltory, and the almost 10 4
man, the originators of that scheme, llav,I
COVE over to Reeder--the sound pro-sIal
very men, entrapped by the willy aboli
ZIONIST, have taken their true, honest pe-
sition, with their pro-slavery brethren.
and will fight manfully for truth, iustics
and Whitfield.
We are credibly informed, that the acts
OF the Legislature are grossly and syste-
matically misrepresented. Men have
been sent through the Territory to hold
up that body to contempt, and to malign
the best and most trust worthy men in
the Territory, and misrepresent their acts.
The country is filed with printed circu-
lars, conceived and dictated in Massa.
chuSetts--no pro-slavery man is permit
ted to see them with the consent of the
leaders.
Lane, Delahay, Parrot, Truesdale, II.
Miles Moore, and others, are in conyen-
ton at Topeka, with the object of FORM
inga constilution-declariug that by the
first day of January, 1856, Kansas will
be admitted as a free State of the Union.
When the time for forming a State
Constitution shall have arrived, the
soundest and best men of the land will
be summoned to the task, and the small
fry now concocting mischief at Topeka
and elsewhere, will not be thought Of.
We say in all seriousness and candor, If
Reeder and his tools choose TO press their
unauthorized aud revolutionary meas
ures te extremity. The law abiding por-
ton of the people of the Territory are
prepared to meet them. and let the hard
est fend off-the lawiess scoundrels, We
feel assured, will find the need of all the
MIME rifles snd Sharp's shooters their
Massachusetts masters can send them
but rifles are harmless things unless
they are iii the hands of those who
know when and how to use them.
The border rg6fans have been accus-
toned 10 take their lives in their hands
and meet the brave, fearless wild Indian
in mortal combat. II is not likely such
men, thus enured to danger, viii be
out of their property, by the
enerya:ed out-casts of the
cities, poor houses and peniientiaries Of
the East.-S Sqaottey Sovereign.