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is degraded. The undeniable fact that the
slaves at the South are generally much happier
and much more comfortable than the free ne
groes at the North, has been terrible stum-
bling block in the course Of anti. slavery agita-
ton. Young Africa has hit the nail on the
head here, at all events.
This call, as we'll as that for the State Conven-
ton at Troy, urges that something shall be
done towards removing the political and legal
disabilities by which the free negroes are an
noyed In this State, q negro who has q
freehold OF two hundred and fifty dollars
in value may vote, but he cannot sit
on jury or be elected to Office. There
are some other minor disabilities, annoying,
no doubt, but not important enough to
be enumerated here, Will the negroes be-
lieve us when we say that no act OF the Legis-
lature could ever remove their social disabili-
ties? No negro could ever be elected 10 office,
and means would be taken to exclude them from
the jury box. They are so unfortunate as to
be in the minority, and their numbers are grow
ing less and less Day by day. They are being
crushed out by the whites The iron heel of
Anglo Saxon progress will eventually pulverize
the African race bond and free, cat Of exist,
ence The race will become extinct.
The negroes, thea, are right in their princi.
PIES but wrong in their practice. They should
not stay here and endeavor to elevate the race,
but should colonize Africa, and there build up
great republic. Africa was made for negroes
and negroes were made for Africa. We are
aware that our esteemed friend Downing holds
different opinions, and that Young Africa is bit
terly opposed to colonization; but the events Of
the past few years-the gradual extinction OF
the race-the increasing prejudice against
those that remain--their servile condition and
anomalous position at the North, should con-
vince their leaders that expatriation is their
only hope. They are looked upon with dislike
by most of the white population, and are never
admitted to social equality even by their abo-
lition friends, who csjole and swindle them out
Of their hard earned savings.
Following the lead of Young Africa, we
have the strong minded women again 10 the
field, demanding the right of suffrage. Our
fair friends are certainly disinterested philan-
thropists- the widest enthusiast among them
cannot hope that she will ever live long enough
to exercise the privilege, now confined to those
horrid monsters the men, which she so ardently
covets. However, Saratoga is pleasant place
in August, and the convention will no doubt
amuse the loiterers at the Springs Perhaps
the whole affair has been gotten up as an addi-
tional attraction to this already popular spa
We have said little about the political aspect
Of these conventions. They are not important
in that point Of view. But Young Africa must
look out for Seward, Greeley, Raymond Il Co.
They are always after odds and ends of parties
at the North. Nothing is too email for them
to pick up. They would even adopt the
women's rights theory if it were not so utterly
hope less
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New YORK State PolitIcs-state Co,v.ut,oo.
and Movements OF our Various Parties for
the November Eiection-Martin Van gur.n
MIXING In.
According to the following catalogue Of State
Conventions appointed in this commonwealth,
in reference to our coming annual election, we
shall have rare sport among our numerous con.
tending parties and factions, on the eighth day
Of November. Here IL the list -
NEW YORK Stair CONVENTIONS OF 1865.
wonsns Rights Convention, Saratoga, August Is
and 1e
Republican, Seward Antslavsry Fusion, Auburn or
syrscuse, August p.
Van Buren, Convention, lnew movemsnt) Syracuse
Aogntt %.
Adsiaistssaon Democrats SOFT Shell Convention, sy.
sSepse, August 49,
CcIered Mems Convention, Troy, Sept 4.
Dsnoeratic Hard Shell Convention Syracuse, Sept.
Know Nothing State Counsel, Syracuse, Sept IS
The Gerritt Smith radical abolitionists have
had their convention, at which they resolved,
under the auspices Of Arthur Tappan, to ests-
b,ish monthly newspaper organ in the city Of
lew Yak TIE safe Temperance coalition
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thousand 100000 majority. sFrom this II Is
pretty certain that this coalition republican
party have the State in their hands The knows
Nothings appear to be completely swallowed
up by the free soil movement in Ohio; but
while the Order in this State remains steadily
opposed to this Seward Anti. Slavery Holy
Alliance, there il still the nucleus remaining in
the North for it's complete overthrow in 1855,
by an independent Union Know Nothing Organi-
cation.
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THE ONO ANTI-SLAvERY Fusion TIcKsr.--
The Ohio Republican State Convention, or, IN
other words, the Grand Anti Slavery Fusioa
Convention of said State, a report of which
we published yesterday, has nominated the
ticket of the party for State officers to be
elected in October, and it is supposed to be a
very powerful as well az most extraordinary
mixture. Wings, democrats free soiisrs and
Know Noihings are as comfortably huddled up
together as Barnum's happy family of mon
sters smothering in the same cage Take, for
example, small slice of this selfstyled Re-
publican State ticket
Tor Governor, Hon. Salmon p. Chase
Lieut.. Governor. Col J. W. Ford.
supreme Joose. Jacob Brinkerhoh.
AIuitor OF St8te..... ~. III. wright.
Mr.. Chase stands side by side with Sc ward,
Hale ald Wilson, as one Of the chief apostles
OF his Northern Anti. Slavery Coalition. His
nomination for Governor is indeed, supposed
to be intended TO give him the inside track for
the coalition Presidential nomination in 1856,
over Hale, Wilson and Seward. Col Ford, we
suppose, IN the same man who figured so con-
ipicuously among the anti-slavery orators ut
wv iekS AiAaAcipLit hnoW awning 5sobe
Council He was formerly whig. Jacob
BrinkeThoa is half and half free soiier and
Know Nothing; was at one time democratic
member Of Congress; but being subsequently
overlooked by the democracy for some cause
OF other. he has turned up ia this
new character. T. NJ. Wright was formerly an
orthodox vhig; but his propensisies for negro
philanthropy have, at leag!h, with him, over
Swallowed the doctrines OF Henry Clay. The
other State ticket nominees in This piece of
Ohio mosaic, present t6e same characteristics
Of an omnium gatherun, of all sorts of odds
aud ends Tor grand combined operation
sgaiu1t The administration democracy 10 Ocso-
Der.
This same coalition Of free sellers, par e1teL
Lnce, whigs, free soil democrats ao3 ku.R
Noi irgs. carried the State o Oaio iass f@l
sgaiLss me s.n1iru.uoD par. - s.sa.y
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to Lord PAlmerston's diplomatic connection
with the Chevalier. Mr.. Miner Gibson, in .
recent speech, referred to and commented on
the publication by the Foreign Office OF certain
papers, showing the delicate mission which had
been eonfded to him, But Palmerston played
him false, and it will only be inst retaiiation to
show his connection with the Prime Minister.
This the Chevalier, we suppose, will have no
scruple in doing. During his absence be will
prepare his work for publication and who
doubts that it will create sensation, or that It
will have tremendous sale in Europe and the
United States? We have heard it suggested
that he is proceeding to ST. Petersburg on some
important business, and to re-enter upon his
diplomatic cazeer in more comprehensive cir
Gle, and in more elevated position We
should not be surprised to see him bring out
his new work under the patronage Of the Gear.
It would be a capital stroke of policy.
At all events, between the Chevalier's lite
rary and diplomatic duties, he viii be pretty
busily engaged abroad for some time to come
He cannot any longer devote his mind to mu
steal affairs, or even to love- More serious
duties and higher sphere Of action demand
his attention. When he next visits New York,
we hope to see him decorated with grand
crosses, or other insignia of the Russian empire.
En- apdnt.
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PROVIDENCE, July IL, 1866.
Our cotton market remains quiet. The sales for tho
settled prices Wool.-The market 10 very Arm, with
more activity. The stock Of pulled hand is very
small This new clip begins to coma in more freely.
sass Of the week. $4,000 lbs. Printing clothsPriees
firm stock light Sales, Al, 800 pieces
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Boy Drowned.

PATERSON, N. j., July Is, 1866.
This afternoon . boy named Thomas Charles, aged
about ten years. fell into the river short distance be-
low the falls and was drowned.
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Arrival VI the Southern Mall.
BALTIMORE, July Is, 1856.
New Orleans papers of Monday last are to hand.
The steamboat Aasno ia had been destroyed by Rre
near Baton Rouge, with cargo Of one thousand bales
of Cotton.
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ssw YORK HKRALD-EDITIoN Fob EUaoPs.
ne Cunard mail stsamshp America, Capt. Lang, viii
ass'e Boston on Wednesday, At noon, for liverpool.
me European mails WIN close In this city 1t quarter
~ two O'Clock to morrow afternoon.
Rn HERALD (printsd in Engiah and French) win b
Duoshed ct ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies,
n wrappers, nxpsncs.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of
- NEw YORK HxRALp viii DO reserved ct the following
places In Europe
LIVERPOOL. John Hunter No. IL Exchange street, East.
LONDON. ;. :. Sanford Co., No. II CornhM.
a. VIM Thomas Il Co., No 10 CAthArne street.
Livingston, Wells Co, Place de Ia Bourse.
Yhe ssntents Of the European edition Of fhe HERALD
Win embrace the received by mail and telegraph ut
publication.
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The President has oaeiaiy recognized Chrstiao Ho-
nod IS Corsul OF the Kingdom OF xurtembars for the
states Of Louisiana, sss'ipp Mabams and Fiorisa TO
resee At Nex Orleans
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The Dngusrrsosypc and photographic
picture DEPOT 2a9 Breadwsy, must be quite familiar "a
the readers or the Herald al least and IL shoad
cAlre a. DO tth.r spot The people obtain portraits
a. sCad foI .5-. ard 81.
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KuaUp's Dos ucrreorype Gallery Removed
tn,trs 10 ST y oxS ~ty, between Broom AZ Geand
sssta Iisnsssss in every siyis % the art co'o~ed
Bre .4sg inel1ga&, 30 cfAtf aE1 up1ards fksressss
css fte1sffsf :. &c Il 4 ae.t'fta ~ ~ ~.
t.a.@a
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The Present Condition aud POlisIcal Failure
OF Austr alta Colonial Policy OF Great BsI-
tain.
We publish today an interesting review Of
the commercial, social and political condition OF
Australia. II enters into the causes of the
financial and commercial depression by wnieh
the colony has been visited exposes the errors
which have attributed to thai result, aud points
ont the means by which they may be avoided
The picture which it presents of the social con-
dition Of the country Is far from aatteriug; hut
it shows that this state OF things can only be
transitory, and can have no permanent easc
upon its prospects Its political status uuder
the present regime, however, holds out no such
hopes Of amendment The imperial govern
ment, with that perversity and ignorauco which
have always characterized its colonial p,licy
continues to do every thing in its power TO
ALLEVIATE the affections and to excite the dscon
tent Of the Tasmauians This state OF things
IT is evident, cannot last long II is gradually
relaxing the slender hold which the mother
country already possesses over one Of the most
valuable Of her foreign acquisitions
From the facts CLEANED from this compilation,
&C WV - avn osncT sources, " would appear
that the reyulsion which has visited the colony
bad its origin less in excessive Importation and
over trading-althougb these causes had no
doubt their share in influencing the resnlt than
in the mania for land and building speculations
In the rush caused by the gold discoveries. n
fictitious value was for a time given to real
estate in the neighborhood of the previously
existing settlements, and prices ranged so high
j. ..--.aG--cc ~. nose via - .us.ey were
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
500 Xhalcr bic Sikuna.

go ii Scrddtli4 gu ieten, mic lia unirrc @rsner
temiiben pclttii6sS capital parauS ;u MAIDEN, pae
bic lebte @eiesgcbans Gin @eicb puIirt bat, mo-
mad tiinftisbin Gin 8eprclrntant $500 per Sibs
una, anitdtt So ben Sag rrbaltrn ica. gSarum
geben lie babel ranu nidt an pie piete 2ptc 5Cfcs
pdfir aeltmmt baten2 Nlas Dem atsr iein pie eS
mill, 70 glaubsn mir paE Der Staat papur6 fenen
GentSGlieren pro. Griiens fam nun Gin Wann
Der Elm eintrdgG&eS @ei4iit bat pat ieine gluf,
mertiamfrtt perpient, lid auA fir pirle Summe
babin ipGblen laben. Dies mar an ben SO pes
Tags fiir Sielr Siir9er unnlbsli6, trICnpers wrnp
man in Srtra6t ;iebt, tpie man in 6arrstur9
"sei6att" wirp. Sa BON ben allerteiten Ndnner
fSnncn mir nun Die @rlautnib erbalten Iie patin
piblrn gu biirien. SapurA rpirp bann pirIer
&prper gereinist, unp mir eiirfcn auf beilIduere
8eieBr unp mebr Gbrlidtet bort bpifen. gu Dem
frrmt pann mod pcr llmlanp, baB bieic pabin
arpdblte 0eldSitssScute nidt triinIhen einr lan9e
SiBunS ST taten, Icnprrn brrn GeI6Gftrn gu
Saule na6su9eben Sprsiebm. llnp werpcn bic
Sibunarn mir tur; lc geipinnt rrr Staat mrbr an
Dem gobn Der Glerf5 unp itriSrn Seamtsn, Oruts
fen, 26ter, S6rebmatrriclrn, H.. /. 10, II. T. ~,
ais Der Gobn Der Mitslster mebr fu1en tpirp. Sa
mir slauten fet, bab Der Staat rabur6 9ewinnen
wirc. gririnncn III II + CT, wcnn man in BEN
Diitrittcn barauf iiebt, mic c;cs bic gtiitt prs
0eisbss III, unb nur bic rs6trn NR1Enrr pabin
ipablt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
gImerifaniidbe Cenu cntism.

Sn Syracuis, q. g., EieIten betanntl6 Srr'
lebte yBcde bic Imrritaner cine e taatssGpnprn'
ttpn, bel mrl6er iiter 1900 Gclcsatm 3usr9cn
,parer. Sic Serbaublungrn ainscn nit Der srGb.
ten Sarmrnie sor li6. Die Iufleuuns elmer
aGarmeiEcn 9Intticrm rurbr brr am 5tsn SUM-
in Ybilarelpba suiammen ;u trmmenOen glatipns
oIsGUnSrntipn iibrrlaBrn ierrh murrrn bis pas
BIN ipl9enoe G,runbIGbe icRselellt
I. 2tnteritanr IoIIen Nmcrita resirrm.
2. Die Union rteler Staatcn.
3. Jtsin 9trrbrn-fen Siipsn -fsin Sjfen--
fein Wcitrn.
j. Die Ssrcinisten Staaten BON glnrrifu tpir
lis fnb-eins unp un;ertrsnnliG.
5. &ein SrftensGinfIuB in unIsrrr @sIrt9rs
bun9 prer in Der SerwaItun9 amerifaniI6er Ges
iete.
6. 5snbidaft 9rgrn bic g(nmabunssn Res
papirS, bur6 bic SiI66ie, grieNer unp grdla-
ten Der rSmiid stattplii6sr Stride, bier, in elmer
pur6 prctefantii6eS SIut scpsitten 8cputlit.
:. GrinpI4e 8eform in ben NatlraliIa IatirnSs
@cIrten.
s. 5rete unb Iiterate gr3iebunsSs Snlitute fir
a1r Ssttsn unb 8laTsn, nit Der Sitsl. @pttrs
beIisrm s8Urte, ais aaasmsinrm Serttu6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Die 4meriFancr.-Die Goneon Times.

Die Qmerifancr.- gonecn Timcs.
Ginise .3eitunsen bic in tatGcliIaem Diente
lleten, bcbauptsn bic 2rnrUn Gimss babe li6 Su
@unten Der ,,gi6tspiicr Sa6e" aus9spridt,
unp wOaen icmit prritanpen irin, pab jsnsr Srprn
ben SntnriIen Gn9lanps ni6t Suwibrr lri. St
jene ,3ctuns rirfli6 Ii6 70 auspriidte Oper nidt,
wiBen mir ni4t-up lit un5 paS 9anie Sabr
binpm6 auh einrrlei. SepC6 jrncn fatbull6en
3eitun9en glauten mir rid,ts, aubrr mir Iino
1hon Srrbtr auf cine anpsre 9lrt iiberSeySt. aber
grirbt unp angenpmmen, bic Zines bat li6 aaf
cine plfe gSeiie crtlart, 10 ii cs bod Iebr frin
pon ben birisrn 3etn8en in einem &tbemSug 3u
flagcn paB man glusldnber prcIrritire- i'm
nddhen YrrF6ert, man lci Su @unlrn bes glus'
lanbcS. Str 6euen pas srbt ni6t, man iirbt gu
oeutii6 bur6 Den Sprbang. 3ubem ii es nod
la6crlb gu pentrn, paB rer G'eeanfe einea
lecrtppfsrn SrritblerS ais raS gsfibl rtneS gam
sen SanrrS angenommen wsroen Ipa. > Oumnts
teit mann wtrt pu bod einitsnS gefprbsn iein
Wan netme an bic tattcltIAe Grprsb rpircc ct'
mas in Sr5ug auf GnstanO Iasen-pirec Damn
gang glmcrita pafir oerantrprtl6 sebaltsn wrr'
ben 2 9Brlfe srdn;mloIe SawaAbet Satcr
bann birle ndmife i3eitmgen i6cn SergeBcn, caf
Die nGmti6e 2cnbcn 5tmrS ctrnfallS ben General
9ierce fir bic prrfpentrn1rle untcritibte d? Ost
pirft Str bod ni6t leusnsn. Scius grwGbIunf
mub pann rU4 au6, mie utensebadt mar, sc8er
bic Snterciien rcr Ssreinisten Staatrn sereier
iein. gBar ite bies, rper mar lie bsS ntGt z Se
&cmmt gum gferf unp gift uns cine 9lntport
> SIR elrnre SrSpfe Sbr 1eip bod gang uni
gar Su turS in Gurrn Gebd&tnisn. Cure GeIe,
erinnern i6 otrr nr6 an bieIe Din9e-Fe lebst
nur ;u gut bur6 BEN SHtser-rmp werben eud
aud fir cure @epantsuIcfgtrit cbsr cure Sru&r
lei slr rrhtrn 3et ,ur He6nuna fcreern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
5ur 6eid)idbtc Scr 5RIaperei.

Son eiuem 9lau6piirri9rn Warne aus Sranfs
lin Counts, erbatrn mir fclgence OlittbrtIun9:
SerI6iepene 3eiun9en in Ct. Scuis bemrrttrn
fiir3lt&, bab Elm Mann nit glamen Gtles, rinen
9teger auf Den 9iIenminen in Sranflin Co., Wc., -,
erl&Iug. Da pieie glnsate jepp4 einisits, unp
nift pem Sa6Sertalt 9emd6 il, 70 n6se 8Ulsen'
pes CUR Srri6ti9uns pienen:
Gin Neser, rsNtn Gi9cntbiinsr in Ct. 9cuis
ppbnbaft, uno oUn Der 5rdnflin Srcn So. 9e=
cnst mar, teIu6te in Der Nadbaridaft cine 5ar>
bse, bic er fir ein gGcb auSsat. Samllu9s
benb, unlGneIt, erbGlt ter gte9er @rlaubnib, biss
elbc bic rirca pier Wcilen sntfsrnt pobnt, Su irbs
en-, pinste atCr, I'M unannebmIitte Su perbus
ten, neil eine 9lrbeittSet gia6t5 IL ubr be9nnt,
eincn anberrn Wann an cinem 9laB. 9Im an
bern Mcrsen, bolp na6pem it6 Der glessr CUR
2Irbeit brseten, besnnt cine !SstjasO. IS Gbiles,
fclst Dem Ae9er, rpel6rr rpabri6einli6 gSinp BE-
trmnrn bate, mad riner acknowledgement 8enS.-
Gier wirb Der gie9r aufSefUrOert, feline Sdnpe ;u
treuScn, iid binprn unr priScln ;u lahen; ma6t
a6rr Ginpenoun9Cn na9e9en bsbauptet, paB CT
@rlaubniB 9ebatt, ausSu9e9en, eebbalb tein llns
redt pcrlhulret unp feline 3thti9ung Serbiene.-
2lrbeiten pple er, mas man bm Gefeblr, aber bins
ben uno priieeln lade ct liA nidt. Der glrssr
dtrriteist bic 5en3, INN aus Der 6pfgarp in bic
Statle garO Su selan9en. Srrauf tc9innt Camp
bell nit einen JteSclosr na6 Dem 9lrgcr su fcus
ern. Gbilss aft ibm mad. gtadpem eirra 4
SaIiIe 9sfalcu, iteriteisen Ie rbsnfuas bic Gen;,
unb bier scrdtb Gbilcs nit Dem Neser in Sonpscs
menSe, wel6er lid nit einem Stode SertbCipiet,
cine 9iitUIe aus Gb!es 8pdtaide ;isbt unp i9m
beinabe cntwupet. Campbell Idieet bel bieIsr @es
lcsenbeit piepsr mad Dem Neser mad anreren
NueiaSen au6 GbiIcs,I wcl6rr lit prter ;u mt>
fcrnm iu4t no pie nabe 6enS elmer anpcren garr
iitcriri9t. Wfebrrre S6uiie, bic bier nrh auf ras
n9litdIi6e S6Ia6tcpfer otssfsucrt werNsn, rnts
traiten eS oUaenps, lO baB rs ipenise Niinutsn
na6ber 3uIdnmcplintt. Gret &ugrIn, bic cine
pm6 pas S6utcrtlatt in ras SrufsspTlGe, bic
anrerc in rer 9Gbe Der 9tirrsn na6 brm innrrrn
2heilc re5 8iifsrates, bic brittle rurd rcn llne
terarm taten ben llnstiidlj6en 8ctrcffen rer ;war
nod ebt, aber jersnfaas in elmer ;peielhaftcn 2as
&c it. 2lac &useIn Iino ppn Der 9tideite mad
ccrn gu ein9eprmscn. Die 0rri6te in 5rantlin
So. babcn biz jeBt nod ni6t0 in pisier Sa6e &C.
tban; Ornn itwdr3es NcnIArnflriI4 it ia bier
nltr cine S1npelspaarc.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

nur 6 8 r8enus baten, rann fiimmern ie iit
ipfnis tint Die Sreibeiten unIrrS Qanrss, pslGs
bod 10 Stel Gut unp Slut ssfcitet batrn. 9Iber
ruis IAon TfrrS friber bemertt, 10 pirp uns bur6s
aus nift5 atl6rcfen fir unlere pptitite np re-
tigBie 5rrbeitrn su tampien-sans unp gar si,
uerlet mas eiric 6frrrn gu iasen baben. Sa mir
msrpen 3ufitnitli6 ;u allen ,3eten Der amerifani.
iden Organization pas 0prt rrbrn--snrrisi pb
mn uns pie Mdmer nit arsumrnte, pper wie
Spistubcn nit Serldampunssn tsss9net. No4.
mails, cs frrut uns in unIerm 6ersen, aus ptisen
2rtjtrln gu usrnebmen, RAP prie Serren in 9ln9il
srratben Fnp, uno iiirdten nIerc Sema9un9en
mG4ten fit bic Imcritaner quite 5riitte brinsen.
lies mar 9erapr uniere atf6t. unp pteie baben
mir rann 70 idBn errei6t. Die ameritaner rpers
ben aud ras Setrassn bisIer Serrcu Sesen unt
ni6t aus itrrm @rpGhtniB Yrrliren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
yptn1
louisville HlOakI.

GS srbt irtt Elm slrtitd bic 0tinre Der 3citun.
aen ccren Gctprrn willi9 linO tbre 8ne ycr rem
9atif Don SUm su teuaru, pr6cr bic l6dncrh.
itrn 2dSen in SrSus aui bic louisville gBabl rnt-
bdIt, bic mir je 9eIcim batrn. Wian trmrrfc bic
Batl war in GpucpilIc, unO man att scr ttc
Neuiefsit aus cner Gnrinnati ;3citm9 0encmmcn
su Bdbsn-sinisr Gritcrsn baben aaa rpirflitb Elm
1dparSsS Ssrj senuS ben Namrn einer esuissias
3situus an;usstsu, in bet atcr aementcr gdsens
artitcI ME eri6icn. Gin iclGsS Srtragcn II bed
Nspte i6dncli6. Der Qrtitrl III nab, ,Ibcinlitt
eur6 rincn &atbclt scifrictcn pcroen, ner mug
tc Rag allies parin scIcarit par-utrr bic 0ctrrurr
iino se;runscn panirttsn penr6 natwputfrn-
brnu rtrae muR scthau werorn Inn lire fntrnrr
Sa6e aufSutaltcn. Sine iclhc Scltstrtriscrci
miro iie dtCr amGnre ndts nGscu, nrem raS Golf
iens Geitc:rn MIR idCn gu lan9e ais seri6tl6r
sgprtsurrtttr mt .Nu4lrr srutrmmrn frnnt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Dic Eeden pon Ser Sembareiruns 81.
baifepols.

9ta6 ten tetten Nadriftrn Bate bic gcmtar'
btrun9 prn Sebaltrppl fiji preY;eHn Sage fcrtges
paucrt, pGtrenp rrl6rr 3rt Gin ununtertrp6encs
6euer gegen bic Start unterbaltrn wurcr, llnp
mad Den en9IiI6m Seri6trn rurben beitGnpis
55crtI4rittr 9csen bic Sertberisungswsrfe se'
matt; bod lagt Der SeriGt rrs ruIRlhcn Sber.
tefeblsGatcrs Wrrtldatcf, prldrr Der ipGtctc 1T,
pab raS 6susr Der 2lltirtrn ua6Ialie. Die Wa1s
Ie ron elernen SuSsln, prlde in Srta1oprl BIZ
nein 9efsuert puroe iitertrifft alles Ron Der qr,
wrldrS je In BEN SriesSannalsn aufse;eidnet ipurs
be. 6unf bunpgt @elddBe, ipslte Gin bunpsrt
unb ipanSig 8unpn rrS GaSS atfrusrn, MAIDEN
cine gridmmtSaIl BON ir6s;jg tauienp S6ilItn
aus, prI&rt fii9l6 ais ein ,,bGlIildeS 6suer" be-
seitnet mrrpen mag, ME gcrtibatCT es scnannt
bat. Gs rirb sei6aBt. taB bic 2afbsr 8uscIn,
prlfr pdbrenp Der prepebn Gaae Der gcmtarci.
runs BON ben Alltirten abseI6psen wuroen, 35
WtilIicnen unp Gin bunpert tauIcno 9funp aus
md6t, pelfc pbnc GinI6luB Der Erantporttcfrn
unp rsS 9ulSers S3t3,3S0 fcIen nirrrn. Das
Dulper piirre S702 900 fuaen, pel6es ;uIanimen
cine 0eldmmtlunrme BON tter cine Oltlipn 5baler
ausnaden riiror. Griss, wenn Der Sampi Die
Gnnabmr pes Sus jur 55clSe Hdben iclle, rpiirbr
ais Elm rehaltniBmd6t5 9rrinscr ScitenaufpanO
tetradtst perrsn; allein Der Correspondent Der
Ecnpcn Simcs, wtIGer Gin 3uIaauer Der Sumbar,
riruns 1T, ia9t in irinem lrstsn Brief: rgBir Fnb
ni6t lint eincn Boil ndbr rrr Start, ais mir I'M
Iebten Sctrter iparrn.
gus Dem Sbiscn fam man rntnrbmsn, rpel6
Gin erI6rsdIides llebs rrr Sries if abseieten pUn
benz namenlplen Sammsr unc Glenp, bic bapur6
cntfebcn, tmo BEN 9uulenpm pom WsnI6snIetrn,
wslde pabrg oufssppfsrt prrpen.-CScltsfr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Gin kinoerfrcunS.

Gin rcider &inperfrrunp in gleu.Scrt mu6t bic
9Inrrbietuns, cinrm iepen &inre cine Sibsl su
l6rntcn, paB ben SateaismuS au5penoiJ lernt.
Da5 scist, Dap man aud In ben snsIii6en Sir
6en ben cate6rtiI6rn untrrridt ;u warpisen unO
auisumuntern priB. Sa es baten in neutrrr s3et
lpsur Seften Den cats6sti4en llnterridt einse,
fiibr, bic frii6er rreniS pber gar feinen @ebrau6
OaSrn mahten. Gin irbes Sinh in Der refOrs
mirten Stride Ipate rrn SspeItsrscr GatcGSmus
uuspsntig lernrn, rnp bic gtrrn lo(lten e fIriBis
anbaItru. GerIaumct p0S njdt, itr lietsn 81
tern, unp renn ibr pas 3u leiiten rerliumt bait,
10 bcIrt cs sIri6 mad. S9r wiiiet gar ni6t,
mas jbr perldumt, msnn ttr pas SernaAIIbi9st.