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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

THE END OF THE WoRLp.-Thursday last
was the day set by the Milerites, or Second Ad-
ventsts. for the end of all things sublunary. Had
the fact been generally known here, there might
have been some alarm, with the thermometer
at 81 degrees. AS it happened, however, things
went on pretty much as usual the fiery Thurs
day passed by, and here the world is. just where
it has been for thousands of years, and where for
aught we know, it is likely to remain for thou
sands Of years to come.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

FIX. Governor MetcaIf, Of Kentucky, has written
a letter giving his opinion Of the new American
organization. He says that foreigners should be
content to share with the native-born the bless
ngs which the laws Of the country guarantee,
without insisting upon the right to seize the reins
of Government 1t is the Elk Governors opinion
that all the evils with which we are surrounded
have been brought upon US by the deBagogses Of
the old corrupt parties and by adopting the Prin-
ciple that to the vctors belong the spells.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
Millinery.

We acknowledge the receipt of set Of neat
"Tidys" from Miss Kate NJ. Germans Millinery
Establishment on Main ST., next door to Antoine,
Manone & Co. Miss g. has large and tasteful
ly selected assortment ofMillinery and Fancy
Goods, 10 whish che invites the attention Of the
ahiea
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
Ear S.letator

Mesws Editors - The enemies Of the Ameri-
can party are spending great deal Of their time
and breath in an effort 10 prejudice the public
uind against thsp on account Of Inc secrecy
with whibh their movements~ are surro,fpded -
We are informed that in some places the women
and children have been getting into STATE of a.
llrm.
Let US look at the subject calmly for moment
ofstwo, under the following view Of it - hold
it to be sound that&bere any number Of indiyid.
uals have an object In view that is fairly legiti
mate, they have the right to resort to such means
as in their judgment are best to carry out their o.
ject. provided the means resorted 70 are not 10
confict with the laws of the land or sound NOR.
ais. Instead Of denunciation and abuse, let the
American party be tried by rule of this Sort -,
But, say the enemies Of 1.-THE party, We cant
know because of your secrecy, whether or no
your acts and proceedings are against law and
good morals-you sit with closed doors, and re-.
fuse to publish your proceedings. How are we
TO know what you are engaged about? The A:
merican party reply, ours is political party; we
have some policy in this thing, a part of which is
to shield and protect those who approve our prin-
ciples, and are willing TO come in and give US
their aid in carrying out our objects from being
beset BY the old party politicians. being anathe.
matized, abused and painted at traitors because
they have independence to think and act far
themselves. When We see the amount Of moral
courage necessary 10 stand up under the anathe-
mas Of the old parry politicians, We can well i'm
agine that the denuncations and anaiheinas Of the
Pope, of Rome against those over whose minds and
consciences he has control would be more than poor
human nature can bear. So far then We are gov
erned by policy. 80 3s ssa.r JsI s
But again, we say that you have no right 10
condemn us in advance, evenif we are conspring
treason, you cant Condemn and punish US in adj
vance. until we have been guilty Of some covert
act; man may ointo field Of curn for the pur.
pose Of stealing but you can't condemn or punish
him; until he dues steal You have no right even
to presume against him. All your pretended
fears against the American party then, are based
upon your suspicious, What right haze you to |
suspect men who have been guilty Of no overt
act2 Why not exercise little charity and sup
pose that good was their object instead Of evil I'll
II you canr do this suspend your Judgment for a
time, until the party is fully developed. It must
bear fruit, and by its fruit will il be known. I'll
the fruit shall be good the party will be entitled to
the gratitude Of their country the reverse, they
must and ought 10 be condemned. -
Then we say 10 our enemies, save your breath
save your depunciations, your idle wrath; per,
haps it may never be necessary to e1Pend them.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
g2,OOO.

The Penny Post of the 23d, says: We have
just been officially informed that there at this
time $4,000 members Of the order Native Amer
icanJ in Virginia. This we assure the public is
strictly official and entirely reliable.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
Federal Court.

The spring term of the United States Court
Judge Brockenbrough presiding, will commence
in this place on Tuesday next, the LIST OF May
On the same day it is expected that Mr. Leteher
andids,s fot Congress, will address the rs'rh.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
Vegetables.

We are indebted to our friend Mr. Joseph Mann,
Of Oakland, for lot of vegetables very acceP-
table present at this season Of the year. MIR. M.
is the proprietor of the Oakland Hotel, near
Deerield, where those who are fond Of vegetables
will find them in abundance.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

More PAupERs comIKc.-A Bablin. paper
states that the inspectors Of workhouse in the par
ish of Kdar, Ireland, on account of the crowded
state of said workhouse. have paid the passage OF
200 paupers to America. and they were TO leave
on the first Of April via Liverpool for Boston or
New York. The Marquis Of Landsdowne was
also about to pay the passages ola large number
of poor Irish people to the United States this
spring as he did in 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

FRANCE KND CAUSE.-THE rumor that the
French Minister, NJ. Satiges. has sent to Mr..
Marcy note that France will resist the acquisi-
ton Of Cuba by the United States. isnor credited
The New York Courier (France) says that moth.
ing is further from the intention Of France than to
mix herself up in the affairs of the new world,
whore governments undertake legitimate enter.
prists.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

hers remain to DO chosen. 10 the last Congress
these States elected SO Administration and 20
Opposition. The same result now, the OpPOsi
ZION will havo 65 majority in the House.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

The journals in the West are all urging the tar
mers to put in abundant crops of spring wheat
potatoes corn, and whatever may serve as sub
situte for wheat. There will be no supply from
last years crop and the farmers need not fear low
prices. The next year will furnish abundant de-
maud for all that the soil can produce. 1t IS, says
the Philadelphia Ledger famine and starvation
prices that we have to- fear, and not gluted
market.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
Furniture.

See the advertisement of Mr.. R. @. Howe, IN
another colunn. Mr.. Howe has very largo as
sortment of we'll made and handsome furniture
which he is prepared to sell on very reasonable
terms.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

One young man in the vicinity of Boston shot
himself last week because he could net get a wife
and another because he could not get divorce.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

The Harrisburg Union, leading Democratic
organ of Pennsylvania, and Journal IN high favor
with the Democratic party all over the country,
thus expresses its sentiments-and we invite par
ticular attention to them:
awe some DAYS ago referred 10 the probable
yesuk of the coming election in Virginia. and the
conclusion then came 10 Is Strengthened by
recent developments. II cannot be disguised that
the people ofYirginia are running pell NELL into
Know -Nothingism, and the only reason we can as
sign for such course is the hope of killing Free
Soilism stone dead. Virginia will go know-No-
thing beyond all doubt, and this result will produce
q new feature in politics. The Presidential
contest will then be Free Soilism and Democracy
versus Pro Slavery Know Nothingism and religi
Gus prosecution. In such q contest, we should
not be surprised to see Mr.. Seward the most prom
tnent man in the Union, as a candidate for the
Presidency and thousands oil the best meR in the
nation standing on the same platform with him. +"
The chimney has been in use for five centuries
Existing remains prove that perpendicular fues
were constructed in England ss far back as in the
twelfth century. In drawings of the time OF Henry
ILL.,. chimneys Of cylindrical form are represent
cd as rising considerably higher than the roof, and
orders to raise the chimneys Of the kings houses
were frequent in that reign. Nevertheless.lt was
sill the general custom, even IN the fourteenth
century. to refrain the hearth in the middle of the
room. When the wood was fairly gnied the
smoke would not De great. and the central position
of the fire was favorable to the radiation of heat
This method of warming the hall was continued
long after fire. places with chimneys had been
erected in the smaller apartments. BY the reign
of Elizabeth the advantages of the new system
were so we'll appreciated, that ladies in their visits
to their friends, if they could not be accommodated
With rooms with chinneys were frequently sent
eat to other houses, whore they could ENJOY the
lstuPy,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

% We call especial attention to the advertise
ment of JOS Leopold HE selection OF wei
made clothing 10 extensive. M
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25

The NEXT CoNGREss.-The following 'soie
will exhibit the strength of the Administrator
and Of the Opposition in the last and next Rouse
Of Representatives, so far as those States In whcn
.lsc,ivns have been held are concerned -
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-04-25
For Congress.

For Congress.
We are authorized to announce the Hon. !Ohr
LETCHER candidate for election to seat In the hr
TT fourth Congress. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
Die fuolid,e mablen.

9lpre e,G arcl n a.-Sn pisIeni Gkaat
Der beBwesen. neil bic Qctofpfp Yarte INNER be-
rcit ii ben SelaSensihter ppsr Seelenpsrfaufer
unter bic Ierme Su lteben, pcr sinistn Sabren iid
jensr partei anSri6lc6rn batte, sripdblte 6 eOfc.
fUtcs mlp 9lmeritansr in ben GpnsreB. Se
Der perbssisen Gpngrr6s Wabl paren Gsmutras
ten unO 9Sbiss sr,pGbIt. Gin s8bie mar in cis
nrm Iartm 2ptpfptp Diltritt, allpc 3mFi 2pfcfcs
fC Ganrioatcn 9cipeirn parcn, rripiblt. SIIc bat
jrne 9lrtri in birlem Staat nidtS scprnnrn.
Sennei ce.-Sn pieIem Stdat iit Der jeBs
isc 2otpipfc OcusrrnSr Scbnion nit rtwa 500
MebrbCit mieper frpatlt. Sci pu Scrberisrn
9Sabl bate er ct,ras iIber 1900 0iebrtcit. NlIc
Sat icne 9artci, trrspem Dap iie bn rrrdbite.
prnnp6 an StSrfe Ynloren. 9lpA stne s8aGl
unb 2cnneilcc prp idr pplitl6s uup rcli9iSie
5rri6et lrn.
&rntudp.-S Sn tieIcm Staat Bat ter
,,Sam' rem Sies triumpbirenp papun setrasa.
Die altsn gS9tgs in SIaYS Setmatb batsu ibrc
9flift peritanpen unp au6 auSsefubrt.
Sp6ter.-Sn 50 GauntcS bat Mprrtcap,
Der gmerfanilte Ganetpot fir WruYrrnEr, 5000
auf 0ien. SccttS Mebrteit sewrnnrn. Qmrriz
fan1te unr 2 2Ufcfofc GCn9rcBmanner inp cts
wGblt. Die anrcrn ;pri Oilrivte Inp nod Srcis
fslGaft. Srire 3,priee Der 0eicegebung Iinb
NmCrfanIh. Oicrrbedb'S WGtrbrit i'm Sthat
prO stpd 5000 bis 10000 Stmmrn icin.-
SGpbIScbm &entud9!
q a 6d M a. - Die Srrtte ron bieIsnr
Stdat linb nrA ma9er abcr man 9laubt Rap Sr.
Stprttrio9e, Der @merFanil4e GNnrtrat
Tir OpuScrnGr rrpGblt iet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
(9inaSiannt.l
2ln ocn 3cipsl,ner.

Der lih ICltit lu rennenbe Ssirputnsr III i'm
lcbtsn 8rputIltmrr abrrmaIs 9r0en mtb auiges
treten-bdt aber rieSmdl Gin anrerc5 9iep aulcs
ilimmt -inpem i4 ibn nit Ieinen Ssbauptunstn,
ein 2lmeritaner tSnue trin Gbril fem, 70 ntt
idpn ,9ci9rlct" babe. Diesmal 1T or gar or.
tGrmlib range pesen Der gBbis Gauntp. .grramn,.
lung, 70 stsI 10, paB td ni6t IfwEren Mil, pae
bas SuTalc'5ea uno bic Spfrn nod rein iino.
Gr fdst ss iet tbm ssa9t tpcreen, iiter RE 5iitr
Der sBbas COMMITTEE NiIunrr ieien I6pn rurf
Isincn Seri@ts@ritatter in Dem ameritanlhsr
Srpen ge1eben pcrpen. S6Idrn lie brS in mel.
nsn Qussn UNI 70 tsbsr MAIDEN wirpe -inbem i'd
INNER sinrn Wann listr Der pillis III lsn 0eF6t
fur unIsre pplitil6e uno rrlisSe 5rebtit ju 3ciD
sen-Io mue i'd bod srtldrn bae jsnsr auSprud
ppsr tenr Seri6t ge lpsen it-jd es III in Der
Sbat I6Gnpli6 geIosen. SD mr6te atrr bier
fraarn Sino rann feline 4merifaner auf pcr
pGbfIt6en eUfOfCfc ffsbrnpen COMMITTEE ? sBdrii
ou Elm Mann pCn Gbrr, 70 tSnnteif bu fifrr nitt
q Elm Iagen. g4ie es aber III, 70 rprib i6 prbl
bdb pu 9essn Sebrwibsn prfiGrn irirf, IS ic
trtnrr farauf. SpnR rrrpartr ih ron pir nihts
-ernn fprnu Gin 0lann fh rnmdl 70 rcit oer'
geeen bat, bae CT Ii9 entfprpr ;u ensu, Tlsinei.
bissn pbrr einem Setriger maGt, bann b6rt bic
5Uifnuns tsi mir auf, Die Dabrbcit bon ibm gu
bSren. Sa rrenn Gin @ef6Upf feine Ritmsnfasn
beswe9en, neil 1s in ppltiIGsr 5inli6t anrers
rentsn aIs rr, Nssr, Sai6snOists. 0dmtIsr unc
irsar Nl6resr nennt. 70 bari pas pabIitum rebr
gSdbrbeit nod @rrs6tsteit BON ibm trwartsn.
Dag sr ater Iastn mas er wia, in SsSus ouf
Otiss 1batIaGr, 70 III unb blsitt ss etpise gBabr'
trit, bic ten reIprftabIrr Nann Ysrnsinen tarf.
Gin fold tIsnbfs gef@Srf mic pbensepaft, TN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
Court l1erbanetunacn.

6plsrnrcs FnO bic JtcttSfdllr mrdr Ictts 99o-
tbs tti unIersr Grurt Yprtamrn lmp rur6 riflcItr
srrhfrt wprrrn linb /:
Stlat 9eafn G6artce Spt9r.-gluttn9c,
3leirmssRiitr, brr 6rau 2eIer sCbErrnp, sritpb.
len ;u baten. Sctanntc i4 I6ulpis. llrttril,
81 Stroie Su tcjabIcn, unp 2 Nlpnatcn 0cfan9S
niBarafe 81 rrlriprn.
Staat gescn 81. 81. q Q blr.- 9lntla9s, Sn,
fdroY. Sctanntc ii4 fAuIbt8. - llrtbrtl, 81
Strdfs, $40 gEo4en9cIp. mc 40 Gents bic 99Q'
DE gu te,abIen, tis pls Siub Sabre alt 1T.
Staat scscn Oonirl g er.-2tnttosr,
ansriiT NIT Der 9ttlidt 81 Epten. Gerpitt, i6uI'
rig psS slnsriiiS. llrtgrl, $40 Straie unp bic
Ilntpitrn 81 tr;atlen.
@taat sescn SacUb g. gBtGIcn.-Gtlasr
9lngrtiT rmo S6lGgerri. Scrbitt I6uLpi9.
llrtkcil $25 Strafe unp bic llnfoiltn Su trjablm.
Stdnt grgen q. 81. 6eIlrr.-2lntiagr. @ne
ariF UNI SdIdserc. 9stanutr f6 I6ulrta.-
llrtheil, $40 Gtraie ;u br3abIrn urp 10 Sage
gsfdusnisfrafe Ju ertulpsn.
Staat 9rgrn 8. 81 -2nfIagr, rim 9ipp'
ting Saus Su taiten. Seturnte Fh idulrig.-
ilrtbsil $50 Strafe urb rit llntOrn ,u trjobten
Staat 9sgen D9ilip unb GatGarin a
8fec. gntIags, ein urrrrrntlites Saus gu BAL
ten. Die 9mD flnb Die GrrtIagtcn rtfi IAutbia,
unp rics rem Ypli;ri. SeamIen, SGrrn Sarot Gb'
rig, an, bic llufoitrn gu be;aben.
Staat 9rsen QGtttp Slce. Gnfla9e, te'
rauI6snpre @ctrdnf an rinsm Srnntas ssrfauft
su babsn. Gerptft I6ulbig. urtbdl, SIS Stra'
fs ju ts;ablen, unp 10 Gage I'M @sfdnsnts juju'
briraen.
Staat sssrn 2sSi anfldse. Nlprb'
Brrnnsrei. Sertitt fauIris. llrtbeii, II Sabre
Sudtbauss sStrafe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15


ternimmt ii4 aud ten BbIss Jtatb ;'t ttitsiIsn,
ME pirs jitrli4 aus irnrr fhmusisrn Gueue 9e>
lhieht, uno oann mcnn iir nidt Sclys Sttiltrt bas
ben, l6anrlb brleirtst wprpru linp. Gr psrs6t
db aber in lsinrm Giier urts nennt Ss du cine In.
pireftc S4ciIe Icries s mnp 3 i bet d li1en!
gSell picS lit ni6t tcfrsnocnt peI yrfbsbt ia bel
iepcr sSabl mp miro gsmiB im u6hitrn Sttctsr
aud wiccCr niGt auSblrttn. 9llhber lpdt er
wirpsr an ibnm, rod il ;u ibrr Slrtri iiter3u'
tcmmcn. unp wlrnt lie prr ben Amcrtanrn.-
Die g9blS battrn &c pan jebcr i'm Orbrauh &C.
rarE bas Wssrnttsil vpn rrul ps tbun. mas ilnrn
aus jcner idmubigcn Gllftle antefpblrn wurpr,
mp tbatrn ia Dds, 10 blbsn Fs aud 9riunben knb
iie INNER fiber ppr oinSr9ang waren. Die
gSbiss fenntn tbar pfidst urp ctr SerttlenA
priiArrt len, paE 'c pieiclte autb tbn wefss.
penn rr dber glaytt FL w:tfeei pieirlbe auf Der
9dItci RE bas Gbelprrtrennrn ndt ais unrctht
ertNt, luden ipcrpcn 10 flnn er seriib:rt Ii9len,
cab prs mic aelAistt. Gte GSklIs tdten INNER
nab OrunrlGbsn rrbanret, unp tieS wire aud
piercr sCIAcbrn, unb babel werrrn lr lihcr nidt
0uf cIfenbarr 5cinps, pen rsnrn Tic 10 oirlr Sr.
Ieipi8ungen ,u erpulpcn bdtten, bcraen. SSarum.
weun Die 9ptpfcto pnrtci 81 Ethatb it, Inn ;u
| Egcn-h rlrim frage th iletlcn lih bic 0leper
| UlUE uICH &HF' phIIU lll(lC NUf pE 2ppHH plutS
| Icrm !? Od bStten Iis odnn bpds audi OrunpiiBs,
unp Der Sieg mSre onm bod: 9rrplfE. 9as mol
len iie abcr niG)ts lie molten rie 9s6gc nur ais
9S a Kertrdser mp 9 dleiffstnbreber
9cbraudrn, mn iidr Htmtst gu perihaifcn-ater'
| 0cttlcb mir wigen BON frincm gutrn pIterlanoss
| liebenorn 9G9ia, pfr ptl9 uno idipdh 9enu9 it,
| picie Stellrn gu serfeben. Die Sa6e 1T il gar
Vt peutlih, penn p:m bic SetafotpS riaen Wanm
iir Gin 2Imt anrmpftbln, 10 bciBt eti ,,Gr ipar
i'm mrr rim itdnpbafer OenofrIt." Glic Bit
len il pcd rie dmtrriudbcnpen 91biSS ca rribsn
aui Der ScfciVto partei, itn gar nAts 5u sr'
lparirn. SIm Sblube il9t sr, bic Demrtratss
lsicn immrr nod nus fie pom FIBER 9clrre line.>
Darin mag rr rdt bdbrn. gBtm er redt bat,
10 nil ih rs iGm gar nidt abItrcitsn. Opd bat
CT rcrNcben biniu3uiiaen. pab'eS' fie Ycri4wenprs
rite Ydrtti 9speicn Die il in Griifcn, MAR ia pab
c rrSicrt bat bis mir az MIlioncn in Shulout
rarT-ircpbn bic ndmi1e Ydrtst psntgitens
! 3rGibrittbeite Ben 5drtsjatlrrT, aerautt bat
Sino lie nIio ue@ mmsr ipas lit warsn. pann
piirpcn iIt du6 rirrer rautef, ipriln lir bic 0es
malt t1t.cn-unp rtnn eann bic SdrttjdbiT
min iten nod itrnsrtin brnOtten ,u ptrpsn unp
DAP ibrei Sinrrr unp SinpeStihorr pas' namIife
piprrfabrrn ipu-bann wrresn iif lih altb wctf
ienrr pdrtti anl6litBen. gGiinlGsn iis atrr pas
GeSrntbril, 70 wtrrsn Te itrrn GrunridBsn at'
treu beibsn unb risIe Seuhter unp 8tpirntsn pes
pabfs pom RpT, pi6sn ldBsn, 'pab iis ni6t' NIT
lrrrrr Sptru sefargsn rrsrrsn fjansn.
gin limerifIher.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
(GinsSfanot.)
Relations : ,SreiScit.

Die SUr9cisteit ter slmeritaner, In ScSu9
duf Seiuitihe llmtrirte, bat Die REORGANIZATION
5enpe DER Sreibeit 70 lebr rrmutbi9t, rap Ie Idcn
ieet pfen nit ibrrn YlanCn berpprtrrtten. DIR
,,Shepherd of the Valley, 'rin SGiuitensSiatt
in ct. Qouis, bradte iingit rinrn Artiftl 9r9en
.Oloubenes unb 0epi0en5 .Jrsiteit, werir unpers
bptlen erflart murpr, pab, ipbaIp rit Sciuienpars
tbc ans 9iuper tUmme, eS nit Der 0ldubrnS, unp
@ripibrns 5rdbet sin Gnrr battn werpr. Sin
anbsres SsIutentlatt, rr ,,9iamtIsr, entbGit ei'
urn aufiay iter prnistcn Gjc9nitanp, aus pcm
i6 gfl6ilebenpes rem 2eirrn peS 9arirtS mittbris
len m6dtr, UNI ibnsn ju ssigcn ri' ernltlid bic
@efabren lnp, rie Der 8rcibctt ppn jsnrr Sstr yer
prrbm. Sier ii rer Irtitrl
,,Jteli9irnS 5rrtbcit, in Dem Sinne riner Sr-
hermann ,utcbenpen Srribeit, feline eiasne Helisis
on gu pGblen, ii cine rfr settlUleten 5duidupsen,
pie ir pom Batter Der QGs0 eriunpcn wcrrsa lino.
Selba rer Nlme 8reibcit, auSScnrmmen in Den
Srpeutun9 elmer @rlautn6 9ripilIe teltimmteSanp'
un9cn pcrSunrbmen, muB pom G'tbietc Der Jielis
oiun prrbannt prrpcn. = Gr iii metcr nidtS ais
euSe. 9lirmanp bat Elm 9trdt iia Isine 9lelScn
,u pSbIrn. 9lisronp ais rin 0ritcalGitercr fam
Die 4rnSipirn Der Reli0ipnS sSrrtrt YertbrioiSsn
Soa id1 mid peEbaIb pirIrr prriludteu 5iuIdunI
beigsletlcns Scu i3 rieie Dsrpammte Detnir
nIbrn paB SprianiSmus mp 2Igtt;muS unp SUI
putmus nidt ale ;rIAmmcn Sppiinrsn iinr, 9lad
Norp unp Gtebrud! Spa id tci mrinrm irren'
Den prptclantjiden Sruper bic 6rffuunJ auiretti
rrbaItcn. i6 Wiirpe mid nitt I'M ieinen 0Iaubrr
trtiimmern, prnn CT lib nbt UNI neincn @autrr
tcfiimmcrt SpQ it ibn oerlritrn Slt pcrscBcn,
DAP CT auf Isinr rcli9iIien glnFttm tsin 8rbberrt
JtrGt bat, ais or duf msine SGrir, rrcr mcir
todus, prer mrin 2rtcn bat +? 9lrjn, Der &dtbclt'
iiEmuo 1T unp muB intcIITant iein. Gr it ntpl'
Grant an iG, neil CT rie sBabrbet an Iib irIti
it. gBir ttmtrn rS fir etsn f. SrrTnitis aus.
3Ctcn mrnn man eincm Ssrrddtn rus 9tedt ;u'
acitebcn wClItr, ju 9Iautrn rap Ma niht
iinp, ais ra6 man bic Gbsurir psr 9tsliSicn0irei
brit cuIrrt. Sbrr @rtlcH8trit wtrp nur vpn if.
rcr 2lbiurptit ibrtrcTen."
Bay g9as Ilscn Die MilIirncn Spn Srrtsitan'
ten unp Surrn raSu, RAP man iir in cine &dtesc'
rie nit MTrrern unp Gbcbrrdfm itelIt 9GpQcr
iie bisicn Stimpf auf iia iisrn labcn
Gin Sreune Ger KcIisiens Sreibcit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
nie Cauntr. .r,crfamnInna.

gluf nS6len Snmftag icu, mie rS icrrm SSGi9
I'm GauntY betannt len prp, pir fwd rir ltrbens
he Committee onteraumte GauntYs Serlammlun9
am Sa ie prn 8 c 4 M DC I, in ojutbsSiar,
Siippbritbou 6ip., Vcda GnuntY, 9cbaltcn wrs
reu. 9uemanp wiro r5 rriplrtcn, Dap mir bier
nod cine lonsr 9tuTrrrcrung sur Stimrbnun9
l6reitcn Iplcn. Sin 9rper Dem pa5 gGUbl res
2anrrS unp Der Gorttetanp lulp Die INNER rete'
re Srrpplfrmmnun8 unfrer 9clcgnctcn Grribrit
anl Ssr,en lr9t, wirp rfidt9eNrm8cn fGblen, bci
allen Gelr9cnbeitrn, no cS fir bic Grreidung rirs
Ies grceen 3psfs gcltet, nit 9tdtb unp Seat 9e'
scnpGrtjg ,u irin, unp ictne Stimmr mo ienrn
Ginfub poiiir in bic gGaasAoIr ;u rrcrien. Man
trrrntf rinmal mas bic Splsrn lcin tSnnten, irenn
9liemauo f6 m,br um bic yanrrspritif Rrttms
mern wirbr. 92o tincn mir rntlid Tin. gSp
anrcrs Ols nierr mrtcr Ssrnmcn !Srrrltaft?
Gin gErrt al ben GcrItineiSrn 1T Eirrridrno.
ilnIrre 9Gbis. s.@Gttiir8Cr inc auf9ctI6rt 9cnug I'm
fir F6 lrlGt Su rtnfrn unp fir lA icltlt bonprln
3u tEnncn. Sir babcu eS ncd I'M GjCrGdtni6
pab bel estrr gSatl, rurA tie NitbuIis mrllmct-
member Burger SUn 0nbCrn Yartern, ibrc ojrunrF
ISse, ireni9itens gum 5teil 9eCgt baten, uup rtI'
fen RAP tei gcG5ri8er Sr9aniiirun8 mp 6Rati9=
felt birs ipisbrr 9cdeGen !rjro. 9Str fiblcn pa-
Gsr iibrr;cust baB ollie, Die ricIm e'racntanp in
rrnlttaIte lleterlr9ung nrtnrn, gu trm SdluB &C.
lnngcn miBn: :, Grr Yatript Sat rrdt ais
Hrputlfanrr ipGtcn mir &lIc tlGti9 Irin unb trr
Sauntgs rr1amnilun9 ttimCGrCn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
Aober TddeIoi,n

Dian lief in ben 5eitunssn, bae In ssr16iebs.
men Gssenben unirss eunbss bes Der bistjGbriscil
rei6lihen @rntte bic Sausrn BEN Grnbtearteitrrn
3tpsp Sbalrr unb etnen baltsn bee Sage br;abItrn
unO pob pisIelten Icsar an bisfsm bctsn 9aseIctn
i6psr ju betcmnsn tpartn. BUR n6mlihsn Seit
paren In unIern srbBsrrn unb tlsinsrsn St6ptcn
Sunperts Son SaulIfn;rr unp S6narStrdrrrn 3u
finpen, welfe miiiiis an BEN Shasensdsn faneen
cher in rsn granntrtpsinfnsirsn tsrumlasen, Iaut
flasrnp iitsr itr pibrisss S4idlal, pelGss itnsn
nitt srlautt ctns grbsit ssmdGl6 gu Ieten.-
ScIGe YatriOtsn tsIddftisrn iid msbrsntbsils nit
ictr sclrbrtsn Srtra6tunasn iitsr "Gapital'' unb
"artrit,' unb wsibsn anifldssn ;ur umstGtals
tung Der nsnI6lihcn @rIrllIhaft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-08-15
7cne 2Iepfel.

Greunb Ssnrg srn SalSburs: Ssnes 1nr
atrr tsrrliGs gcpfcl-bf sBeittm bic teitcn bic
mir nctt rirles SaGr sssc0sn batrn. sic fGmed.
ten uns tsIpntrs prbl, BET tsm Grrantrn, hae
mir nod iCIdc wobhpcncnbe 8reunre batsn-
tpdbrenb rer GatR Scn 9Rcm, brrf feline nteecr'
trG6tiae 2ssntsn. rlntrrtbunsn unb 8asrtiiisr be-
Tuiibt 1T, uns unIeres Srrpes 81 berauben uno un'
fern Gbaratter ,u l6mdblrrn. Die reterjeu9uns
ba6 uns lelGe Ninnsr irie rtisr 5err aber CUR
Ssite itebsn, III 2lufuuutcrurs 9enus nit srreuer'
tenn Grnlt an bic @rbeit gu srtsn, uno iene Setn'
be unisrsr prlitiI6en unp rsligpien SrriAsit bop
ysIle Stre6e lspsn 3u laben.