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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Ole 6eiGcrFloufcrei.

Die @jeItertlcpfsrei, Ubrr in anbern gEurtct, bic
in Der nsusrn 3cit wrcsrerpu4te mo in @ptwort
10 itrrns pertUtcnc sS brIaserei trsbt im.
mer nod ibre beilcle Setriserei unO 6umtus9rs
rsi, papurG ben nrmsn WlsnI6en bic 86pie pers
prett perpen, bic li6 pamit atsebrn unp li& tc-
tbSun lafen. Gs ioaen liG perSeit 600 lplGer
SpIer in ben mtsrIticOI6en &pas
tauIern in ben 8ereinisten Staaten befnnen, bic
pariiter ben SerItanp eerlcren babrn. Od erGt
aud wteOer @Uttes tciliscS Bcrt bu6fGblid in
GrIiauns, ,urnn cs beibt Sciaas Gapitel Al, Scrs
25, sd bin Der Srrr, Der bic 3r6en Der gSabrs
1lser Su niatc, uno bic BatriaSer tcG ma9t."
9Bann molten bic Meni6sn lsrnen 1b Dor @ptt
unp Seinem sBUrte gu firdtsn BubrIta, @rtt
lG6t i4 nift Ipctten. ....-....-...-.......
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Gin Seebadjter.
[Giu9Sianct)
Der 3eipebncr."

0erisniae Der iene Mittbriluns fir ben lrbten
Rtpublitaner 14rieb, rpfIfe nSrirpctnrr" unttr~
I6rieten III, unp porin bebauptrt rrire elm Amert>
tanrr tSnnc frn Gtriit isin, Hub IN Der 2bat ei|
ner Der atlrri6trGtelen Ncnl&en unter rer Scns
ne Icin. Drnn mar CT igsin ,,Ssipctncr," 10 1T
or, rrnn bic @rguer Der @merttlner bic SGatrbeit
9cIa1t baben, " t net b / g-unb mar er ME
trisspobnt, 70 it or Gin 9a9ner.-llnO weiter,
mar rr ie ein ,Ssiwcbnrr," 70 weB r baB sr
allies geto9en bat, mas rr in irnrm GrtifsI
idst inpem Der Srorn eur4aus fiG ni6t in bic
Grwa6lung pen Yrebiar unO 8irbsutsamtsn
miiat aud auf feline S1eiie in prtSot' 'Grifdfte.
l6ie tann nun Gin Mtann Der 10 I9ts6t iil-uno
10 idlcft mus CT bod iein, Orrr bic i5rinre Der
2lmrritansr Iaten setpssn,-ein GRtt ieta ?
pfui g 9oupe! fir elm iulfss Gei4Spf pom
Gbritentbum Su rspen. SD bate mir nod eint.
&c Sa6en auftspatrt, NIT prnrn ih isnsm Germ
bel siinfiser grIcssnteit 70 reSt rerb auf bic
Singer tIcrfrn wsrpr.
paterlaneefrcrms.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Gin anerrrr peltmeifrr abseicst

81 @aridaa, @fpuri, it neulid Gin 9tmcri.
tancr aIc 9cTmeiitrr absrIcBt, unp rim Girii6rr
&atIrlit, glamrn5 Mi6arl 5lgnn an Ieine Sts1r
srnannt wprbcn. Die 5rcunpe brs nsuen ppns
meIsrs bieltcn Johann cine %rriammluna, bel mel
der ntrr anrrrn fpISrnber Sei&luB pu6irts
nSrI lcgrn, baB mir rS ale unipeiIc be-
traGten, bic Ssricnbun9 Scn amerfaniidrn ga.
pieren, pur6 ricie Sff5 ,u crlautcn, lis bae pri.
trrr 9tafri6tcn bon GrSs Sii4uf 9u9brs ers
batten iper6en f6nnrn."
0iefe(te gsrIammluns i6tast tsn fatbcIiffsn
General Iofmeler 6 a MP e Il ais nG6aer
bempfratiitey grafnrntl&aftS GanOinat Srr.--
Scn Aid-de-camp in slltStaun rann grRmeis
tcr. General
,,Gptt srbaltr bic 9irbublit I"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Der Sarrisbura Demefrat."

sa- Drm nSarrisblrs Gemptrat" ici bier,
eurt bic gia6riGt iitrbraft, Dap mir in biclcm
Staat Ssbcrrn fnp,-unb frrnrr, bae mir unt
hur6aus ni6t nit enem IoIden GinfaltspinirI in
rincn 8ecerfrir5 einldBen werorn. Sprtfabrn atcr
trerbsn mir, na4 alien StrGiten, Der gtmeritanis
f6m SADIE ras sSUrt gu reben bis mir lebrn fin.
hab nIere relisjTIe Grribet ftdrr Itebt. Crrnn Is
bsm SerI6rr iiter 0ebcn unO 3cp seiilt un5 10
Ianse le6m gu labrr) unb wenn ale ICldr YER
rdftc Seritbler uaus Der Saut iprinaen" lulIten.
8atet tpercrn mir bic fcleenre aIte Sage itrtS in
unlsrm @ebddtniB tebalten
,,S8snn rid bic saiteriunsc ii6t,
... 60 Ia6s ftr SIM 2rrft ts lascn:
.. Die ih!tdtSn Sribts firS cs nibt
gBcran Die G8tspSn na9Cn."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
riu Urcrbicten.

Die Grnrpn StmrS iaSt, rab Gnslanb ben
Imertanem gu srrBrm Dante rerpfIi6tct Iein
lpilrpe, wenn lie einrn glan eriinpcn tBnnten, um
SrbaIppuI ;u erUbern: unp mcint, es rpdre ni6t
mrbr ais briiOcrli4 sebanpelt, wsnn lc Fb Der
Sa6r annrtmm piirpsn llnlrre Sdnfirs msis
men, pas mare irrili4 fir ite tein unuusiibrbursr
Sob, ater Der Srri6las rsS Snte SObn's tGme
;u ipSt, ie bdttcn nreien anrrre nrtbtsere @rtrit
unternpmmrn Der Scnatban lit pffis unO wsb
auf prlter Scite iein Srcp seianitten 1T
gSenn's Der oltr Sctn Ear au4 teiIrr sspubt
bate (Stirh)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Katbeliietcr Council.

Bon Cincinnati pirb untrrm IA. Diai eeIdrirs
brr, baB ll6 Elm Satbplil6er Council balslbt am
Gage Surber prriammelt babe. Gs ioIIen Sielc
Deesdtrn scaenwGrtis fem. Natiirti6 crfGbrt
inau nitt mas in ibrcm asteimen Rdtt beIdlpsen
rrirb. S8ls baten ale birie Councils ;ur irb9cn
Seit ;u bepruten Ttes III cine Sragc fiber bic
ff Gin ieeer quite Nmerifunrr, benz feline politf6e
nne rsltaiSie 5rsiteit nod lirt unp tteurr it,
tpcN 6eGinnrn iplte. ...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
llmerifanierus inn 5taat S1euyerF.

Sm Staat NsuYort iraen, ME mir aus elmer
4bbreHe bes Yreifrsnten reS Staats.GcunciIs er.
irbrn, ii6 sessnwGrtis 1160 Councils Der 9mss
rtansr triinNen, rusl9rn li4 $4,000 NtSlsper
anssidlobcn babcn. - Dies ;eist cine 3unabme
ppn 200 Councils mO $4,000 Nitglterer istt
Der lestsn gBabl I'M gtrpember -trpB alien nicpri'
gen Semutunsen Der "NGmmY" GreelY BON Der
"Ir6une," unp allen anbsrn fat9Uliiden prrien
erS Ganrcs. "Sim,"-9ib uns prine 9anp, pu
BAIT in gteuYprf Oblsettan
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Sdpcrc8 Iln9liIf.

Gm Scrlcsten Gyritus sreisnrtc fd an ben gus
incn Der Wlabcriten STRIDE ju Galrn CpeGe Scr
einissn gGo6en rur6 5euer ;srltErt purrs) Elm
l6psrcs rlnsliid, wel6es pur6 pas Srrabfaarn es
nrs Gjrruites brrbeisefibrt wurre, auf weIGsm
msbrrrc artsi.er ltanpen uup nit Dem 3ulammens
reiben Der @iebel SSSnpe tri4aittst warsn, wOs
purA mebrere perlunen l6wr pcrpunpet wurren,
unO Ginrr ltarb am NlOntaS an ben erbaItenen
SerIcbunsrn. Nrbr SOrift iclte bel Grri6tms
pcn @rriitrn auf wcldrn Scutc arbetcn iclIen, an
9ewanpt perpen, UNI Iie baltbar su MADDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
(@inaslanot.)
(Giuesiauct)
Das geiirn3s2Iufbebu 9es6eirb.
Scict, nber1c9ct nub urtbcilet fur &u6
E.IkS4


Geict, nbertcect unS urtbci1et fur @u6
iclbft.
Srrrcn Oruder:-Sir fGnnten mir ic mic
elmer 9rc6en 2nSabl ntcinsr ga6ban cnrn Ge'
fatIrn n;risen, menn lic folsenpe GtnIenpuns In
ibr Slatt aufnsbmen riirpsn. St Sic nit mir
fiible pbsr niGt, III mir ni6t befannt, abrr lc
Sctcn Iclltrn rod prm 9utIitum orrselrgt wGrs
ben, unp Damn, unp aud nur rann erit Fam &c
f6er llrtbeilcn.
Die pabiruus Der gtftr, baS 2siIcn;sGjricb tpis
rerruIrnp, prp CUR 9rsrnrSrttsen 3cit gar sicl
tcIprphrn, unO eS bat mir I6pn lsip getban, bab
man6e WlenI6en 10 gang unp gar cbne IidI ;u
tsunsu, 10 iebr iiter bieieItr berfasn, cber tebr
bic @sIessetung 10 irbr Srrlpiini9en. Sa bas
@rIeb 1T 10 ;u Iascn gu einrm SUP Sallen Sercr-
ben, Der ron elmer 9artet ;ur anpern iiberrrat
pirc, I'M prlitiI6ss Capital ;u ma6en. Sd fir
mrin ltril bin fein 9clitfer-ater metne atiiGt
III rennch bier Su ;etSen, rab birS bur6aus ftine
partdsNl1Brr9d mar, trtc Dtan6e iu '9eincn
9lauben, unb raB bic Witslisper Der GeIeB9ebWlg,
nit nur gan; peng Qusnabmer, Die sSunlae th'
rrr Siilriftc setreuli9 autscfibrt Rabcn. Giet
unterctme i'd, rrbwesrn, neil i6 puraaHS ntht
Iiete ;u Isten rpenn rsenp cine 9artei unre6t'
mSesrr gBeiie pom etnen Mibgrf beI6ulpt8t
ptrp. SD fir mein 5beil bcfenue es bier D1rnt'
lid, bas mare ida elm Mtsliep Der 0etb8etun9
9epsIer, i'd scseu has srmeintc @cirB Scitimmt
babcn piirbr, unp ,rpar aus Der urIahe neil bic
les Garnty cine Mebrtet 9rSen bas SertctS4f'
ics abSab. SD bore jrpct tdsIi6 Yoltitsr, re
i'd peB DAP it ;u @unfcn rcS @eisbes lino, bic
atsr bod trt bem 2anpsGplt, I'm Yartei'Gapita
gu MAIDEN, rasesen ipre4rn. Gin iClteS Setrn'
stn III ater nttt ebrlid. gtun labt uns abrr Dos
GjeIrb tibl betra6trn, uro bic art uno gSeiIe rie
eaIIrtc paBirtc pOrrtbeilSfrs iibtrlesen, unc uns
bann IeIbit irassn, in mic wcit bic e'ricssetung
reft cher umeft 9etanpclt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
&acrf,pnrSise Grfnauns eineS sraums

SrIUn 8cupwaro, BON gSrfl 9lpun, Conn.
trGumte rreg auf einanrer ful9snpe g(i&te, ba6 cr
pur6 cine BON 9ferpegerpalt 9etrirtene Girtclid9c,
pelae er gum SpIildsen 9ebrauttr, teI4SOi9t
pUrrrn ic9.. gm NUrscn pom 2liten Ndr;iass
te CT su ieinrr 6rau: sd bdtte prri9cn 9iaGt
jcnen baBlidrn Graum picrer." Gr 9irn9 ierr6
an bic artstt nit Der Sdge. Oirie riB iid bon
tbren Ssfcitgungsn los unp i6nitt linn enrn arm
at. gEeniae StunCen barnaN ltarb er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
,Sred, aeloacn.

Der Cation Nrsus" bat pa no CT iast, es ici
int bieFsen gefinSnib Gin ,gii6tSwiiIer" fir
Sausperbrsnncn, ein9eIcBt, cine SrUbr llnpabrbrtt
selast. Dies 1T ater nt6t 70 Ictr gu bewunprn
--penn mir fragcn, mann uno bet reIder @slss
senteit bat jenes Sfutt pann ie bic gBabrtcit ses
fast9 CO lunse aIIo Der Gptcr feline 9(usIase
ni&t burd respectable 3euaen trpeibt, serare 70
Ianse prb itn pas YubIjtum als enen frraen
QIaner betradtcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

BS-e eS . d. s, wel6er peS WcrStranbrs
dnsetlaat neGt, unO pur ensen 3daen aus rem
tisiisen @rfinsnis setrr6rn mar, III pieper pcrt
baItet unb ttsbcr sebraht pcrren. Nfan nil ibn
nun nod Iernsr bcI6ulrissn, ietUem CT int Grcrn
ipar, 2tbsnsmttel sclcblen, rrp i'm Sinne 9ebatt
;u 6aten. Serser's 9Ra9le III Saueon Sauni6ip,
rieIer Gauntp, nieprrSubrennen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
sluS,pdrtiee Sii6ofs in Sen Scr. ct.

Gin Correspondent Der Nsuycrf Grprsb, aui
anfrase, antwprtete Dor enscn 1asen, RAP tri
benz tattcliihen Council ;u Baltimore, unter BEN
sislen Sii4Dfen tsn cinS9sr sctpeIeu, Der in pie'
fem eanbe ssbprrn iei-tno bctauptst baB nur
;ipst tsber bic anitrauns ale SiI6of5 erbicltrn,
bic 9ebcrne Siirscr Der Ssreinistcn Staaten iern.
81 rtcS nt6t cine teeenfli6e 3batia6c2 gBic
fcmmt rs p9f ptcir Sii6Efs atle @uSlGnrsr iein
naben z IS iit wjrtIi6 birr 8aum gum Na6btn'
fen.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Gs d) a oatriot.
9lllentatm, ga, Mat %. 1855.
1anEsStofe,

gs mag sirdeiGt n6t uni6idIid Iein, IclHe 5h
brnaGr6tsen. nsl6e Sanfs sStcds, pcn Der ncll,
en- aaentaun Sant su itcrl6rciben ipiiniden, paB
5er %. $. SIumer Die nStbisen SldntS bas
au bat, unb pils uno bcrcit IT, lplde bic rs MIN
f6,n unentselplif Oamit gu Serlebcn. Disie Na6s
ridt 9e16iebt rcbpesen, 70 bab ale pieie lleter'
fHrribunscn in Der scb6risen Gprm aef6ebsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Gin ncuartiac guftfabrt.

Die Neu Orleans 3titunscn 9rbcn rinrn Sc'
riat Spn elmer erfclsrst4n guftfatrt, psl6e Sun
fiinf prricnen, unter rrnrn li4 einise Wtslirrrr
rer 9reiic tefmpen, in einem SalIcn scma6t
warpr. Der Salcn Iirg AM abenp ree 30Rrn
pCriSen NUnat5 auf pur6fIps cine Strede BON
80 Nelm in lr6s Stunra, lanpete Irtne pais
ia8irrc Su 5crt @tbicn, unO itics pam auisgleur
in Die guit, I'M cine Swsyte 8siic gu mafn.-
OtrIes idsint bic SUifnunsrn BON Der 2uftl9ifs
Iabrt bepnabe Su ouwirtIi6cn, auSsencmmeu,
pab rrr Saacn ws9rn priIer srOecm llmfans pbs
ne irSenb cine ScwesunsSfrait, auBer in elmer
8i6tuns, in I5cl9e ieinsr Ssi&tisteit, niGt mebr
@epaIt tat pw6 Die euft Su iteuern, nGS sin
8arf bat, auf Dem gSaiier gu iteuern. Gr i6psbt
bIOa in bic 8i4tung bin, in peIde Der SuftSus
i'm trritt. ....
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

0rBir tatsn in rinisen tatboliI6at 3eitm-
gen asieben, Dap it4 in NOrfclt, Sirsinirn, neuz
lid PIG gmeritaner BON Der Organization Surtids
ss;Oaen batten. Der 9tcrfolt Council rpipers
ipri6t ater picicr Sahs, unb ia9t paB tsrIrlte
1900 Witslieprr ;Gblr, uno eS iricn, iettpenl
SBeis ernannt iei nur II Mitstircer surtidsrtrrs
ten unb ausaeite6en woreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Gin nid,t 9cnus eupfetcnsprtbss unc prrta'
trS Nittel, I'M bic l6on Dor lGnssrer Belt srfrcs
rrntn @tieper pss getes scatummsn rieoer ber'
;uitearn, it,: ,Man nstmc ;wci Ndae Sutrt
Bier, Serbide baiislte bur6 Schen ;u GYrup tis
;u rinem etrpa ie6s;ebntcn 5bril Gin, uno made
bapun lletrrI6lGse iiter bic lriprnpen @litrrr !"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

pS Die 0taud Gbunt @a;stte iaSt Der
r5miI6statbclii&e 9riefer BON pieier Stapt il
nit riucm Ndb6sn, rsldes r in isinem Sauie
tsIdGftiste, II S6piersfeiten scratben. gSir
enttaIten uns bic SeIonprrbsiten jeBt su gcben,
pbr irsenb anpsre Semertunsen gu MAIDEN, bic
na&bsm ,,Srinc 9riIistrit" rin ssrrd'teS SsrhFr
sctatt bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
AeiIuna pen 5l,nittpRnNcn.

gta6 elmer nrucn Seoba6tuns tsIrn uae G'e.
raniumbldttw isre glrt pcn Sfnittwmom uut
lbnlide lrbr Idncu. Dian ;crOrid't Gin Slatt
ctpaS auf 2cinplnp uno lcst es 10 auf bic g8un'
be. Sftmas il MIR peicS cinmaliae gufIcsrn
srfUrberlih. Ous SIatt bSnst itbr felt an Der
Saut an unp rrlci6trrt iaon papurt4 bic. osis
lung.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

@Drm perIOTsnen Scritbler Der tdtbcli6cn
grpree cirne tiernit ;ur 9iahrift paB ietn Ses
trasen gan, uno gar ;u unmannli9 mar, um frs
mere ytpti, Scn uns gu Serbiensn. HI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

0t- unlerm GreunO N. pom Srbisbt'n, Gar'
bon Gaunts ,-unierm 6reunb s. BON SuBtaun,
9erts gauntp,-ic pie unlerm 5reunb Gj. Scn
gliebcr. .ytilipro, 9cda GauntY, unIern un9rbru6s
slten Dant fiir bic lletsrIsnpuns Yielsr nrusn
SutIcribentsn fiir cen ,.Yatrict."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

pay- Ian iast: Jtcte Gicr unb g)iil6 iotlrn
Gin itderss 0ssenmttel fir fat ale SerSifun9en
pes Masens lrin. Oics Nittrl 1T 70 cinfa4 unr
fam pur6auS tcinsn S6apsn srrurIddcn, atrr
prl Glmp, ia ben Cob orbinpsru, rnB eS wpbI
Der Nabe pertb ein piirfts, iia reirltsn i'm glCtb'
faa Su bepisnen, unp eS i'm @ebSAtnib ;u teAal'
ten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
6unI,urv nabl.

Sci trr SSabl in Sunturg, ant YcrIrbtrn Wcn.
tag, crmSbIten bic 9ImrrtaHcr dtls ibrc Gambia
ten nit nur cinrr sinjsen &uSnabmr. gBpbIsc.
tbln ,,SGnl.''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
5bIed,te 2luslebten fur unierc 6esner.

oDNWtS ~@"oIlVtsH TuI uH1VTc OESHCr.
Man nil wibsn Rap iid in ben Ser. Gtaaten
ni6t reniser ais jpri WRiGirnrn 8rcmGnnsr rer
amsritdniifen Organization on9cIblu1m ba6ru
Dteie Sabl rtro stuem Wan6n ais arcg erI6rt.
nsn, uno es rriro i'm bam ;usci6 munOeru, mic
Stsls fttmmfGbiIe Sur9er mir in rem Ierciniatrn
Staatsn baten. Die lrbtc Qrrlipentrn'gGabt
bic cine ;temlihe IN drme mar, oitt une cine
3etnltde nate Scee paSeR. 0dmdts llancen bic
stnsesstenrn Stnnen rie fcIst
@nsrat Scctt, 1893 ,Os9
Nrdnt Yfsrr, t,596,395
8. .. pale, 1928
Total 3.tl7,607
Glfc canalS ftslsn 3 Wiqicnen t47 tauCsnb
607 Stimmen-mb T6rn jset Ioa cs ;rsi NPil.
Hchfn Grrimdnnsr batrn. bic Der amcrtanldben
Organization bei9ctrsttcn Itnr. g3abrli6 cirs ii
zine tritr Nruisfsit fir unirrc @caurr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
Die ImcriFaner in lllabama

Ter ,,Sdm" iclI III 9ttdtamu Irbr fart 9ldSs
icIscr aewinnen. Nlan stautt itne ;3ubt Stimm,
sstsr lci nitt prniser aIs $4,000 @ann in ie.
nCm flrinrn Staat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Gas Sage INNER bic g8abrbcit; ru pirIf cs
cisI leiftrr iinom ais gu Iiiscn. gBr1en bic tas
tbcliIdcn Gritcrrn rirS in ibr @rrd6ris prGsrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

sag-GS pirp srInst DAP & Q + utt fitr cine
3etuu0 in gtrrpcrt ccrrrppnpirc- paf; er
fi4 iur jcpu Bricf $50 trsatlrn Itr6c.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Der ,,Scisntiiic glmsritan" marnt scr rsm &c.
trau6 ange1ri6sner Gimfr, neil bat SleirrYc,
pel6ss gum gnitreden tenubt rpsroe, gftis ic
unO Idcn in pislsn 5Gaen 9rcbrs llnsIiit anSr'
riatet babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23
,,S6nn in 01rcaen.

Sci riner neuIi6en sSatG in Ycrtlanb, Src,
9On, baten Die 9Imcritanrr NIT sinrr srp bsn @rbrD
belt aelicat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Bdg"S d g 6 ~ e0lrrn itnp nsuIicb an
rinan mp ecmlel6m @trnp in ibrrm SauIc, in
'Scmeriet Gaunts, penni., prrbsiratbrt pprrrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Ra5'9temOnr vtrIicrt chroe roGri autrn rtnrn
0ciNau ;u ttu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-05-23

Gin Oeutitsr rurrr in 6upicn, sRinrricta, irt'
gen NcrNS su FtrnSIdn8Ii&r 3u4ttausfrafe
Scrurtbcilt.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

EXCITEMENT IN New YoRK.-A French
writer in the Courier des Etats Unis, thus
sums up the four greatest excitements of New
York city since his residence on our side OF
the water:
Fanny Ellsler-Jenny LiDd-Louis Kos
suth-Bill Poole
So that 10 ensure the greatest enthusiasm of
sAe metropolis of the new world You must
either
Dance IN state of semi nudity
Sing with the reputation of spotless vir-
gin
Discourse with stormy emphasis upon pri-
vate interests disguised as public ones
Or, die agambling rowdy, by a rowdy gam
bler's hand"
The New Bedford Standard, after condemn
ing the Gothamites for their worship of the
prize-hghter Poole, goes on to saw:
"The New Workers know no bounds to
their foolishness when they once get started
No matter whether it be in Harvesting them.
selves, like asses, TO Fanny Ellsler's carriage,
and drawing her through the streets; in form
ing triumphal professions to escort newly ar
rived singers from Europe with cracked voices
and regulations, from the wharf 10 the hotel:
or in their eulogiums upon cut-throats-it is
all the same. They go it with rush. and
permit no earthly power to impede their 10
comotiou."-Lafayette journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
Horrible State of Affairs IN Cuba.

Whilst England and France are squan-
dering millions of money, and sacrificing the
lives of their subjects by thousands, in waging
a war against what they call the barbarism of
Russia, and for the advance of Christian civil
Cuba which has no parallel. The murder of
Pinto is but one of a long catalogue of evil
dences of unsurpassed cruelty and barbarism.
There is no liberty in Cuba; there is no pro-
pertv there-no safety of life or honor in
Cuba. A tyranny, against which even Eufope
would revolt, You can see any clear dav from
the prOmontories of Florida. There it is, the
death of intolerance, the agony of military
torture, the horror of the Inquisition. the ever
increasing and agonizing demonism of the
slave trade, all in one, all collected from the
barbarities of ages brewing and writhng un-
der those clouded mountain-tops to the east.
And that is what England and France propose
10 protect
There are no laws in Cuba, save such as a
nomadic governor, equally remorseless as to
life or money, chooses 10 make for HIMSELF
There is no press there A rigid and armed
wall excludes the people from the world,
and the world from them. They seize mails
there, open letters, and seize those to whom
they are addressed. There is no trial there,
by Jury or otherwise. A secret tribunal de-
cides on life and death, without calling wit
ness or arraigning the accused except to tor
ture him into confession, or relying for evil
dence upon a convicted felon.
No civilized man or woman can 90 out OF
that island save as its governor wills-no
civilized man or woman can enter save with
| his permission. A brave soldier is tried in
secret there, or not tried at all, but doomed
| in secret he is pinned in public view in an
armchair, and his neck twisted off, and the
bells of religion sing a sancti6ed chime
| They shoot men il the back there, and order
African sayages to brutalize themselves, and
drag the noble and dead victims naked
through the streets. They shoot americans
in the back there-men who never knelt
save to their God, and always die with theil
face to the enemy. They kill women there
The armed and public spy walks masked
there through the streets and points out the
victims of his vengeance. Night after nigh
hordes of Africans are poured into that "socie
ty" to threaten with universal assassination
the people of the whole community, should
they revolt or should disguised world re
volt for them Priests sing their hymns t.
the garote, and pray for the slave-ship
That island lies in sight of Florida in Anne
rican waters and there and such is the statu
quo which an Anglo-French alliance would
protect with British and French fleets
Wash Union
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
A Love Letter.

This was written by British officer during
the Revolution, to an American lady:
do loue thee Oh, dearest, the beam of
thine eye is the light of my life. i00rShio
thee. Thy smile is the JOY of my existence
thy voice the music of my soul. When
thy hand lies in mine, and thy breath is upon
my cheek, every nerve vibrates with ecstacy,
and the deep pulsation of thy bosom thrills
mine with responsive devotion that alb
serbs my whole being.
would have thee as pure as an angel that
| might enshrine thy image in my heart and
bow before it as the idol of all my Joy and
hope, while thy enduring and full affection
should elevate and sanctify my Alteration until
it transcribed human sentiment, and partook
of the holy love symbolised in the flowers of
paradise at the dawn of creation.
This, the world will call frenzy, hallucina-
tion-let the world call it what they may-it
is a spell would not have broken for all else
the world can give.
Then love me, dear, with all thy strength
with all thy truth, with all thy constancy, for
evemore,-in pleasure and in sadness-and
wheE the earth is closed over me, let thy love
pierce the cold turf and unite with the spirit
that fingers to join thine in its fight to realms
Of eternal blss.'
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

o. The dying request of the late Russian
Emperor to his brother-in-law at Berlin, that
he would never forget the words of William
the Third, his father request which is said
to have sunk deep into the King of Prussia's
heart-are the following -
Keep yourself free, my dear Frederick, from
the mania of innovation, which has become
50 general, and from the numerous theories
now existing, which cannot be carried into
practice, But take care also not to fall into
another excess, which may be just as fatal
that of exclusive prediction for ancient in
stitutions. 1t is only by avoiding these two
extremes that you can make really useful
ameliorations.- Keep up, as much as depends
on you, good understanding with the Euro
pean Powers-may Prussia, Russia, and Aus
tria in particular never separate, for their
union is the bulwark of European peace.
There is little doubt that the Prussian King,
with warm heart and a weak head, feels
himself sorely pressed what course to take (;
but opinion leans to the belief that his place
will ultimately be found by the side of Rus
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