davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

Dbf5udjt. Die SaBrcsSrit ia wifbtr 'rrs
baneen, tpp Stbcr, rrr cine 9ptts pSr @arten CO.
net, Iidb um raS 9flmi,rn gutter Seitartrr sstin'-
mcrn Ipltr. Die 3reig,cit III IA, ano Grlnsr'
Der etipas sptgcn wl pbtr Su tbun bat, leIte he
3eit mtrnubt prriitrr srtrn lahen. ssfr allc
cfiras ,pciot rptr pflan;t icate rarau! lepen nar
yon tr Scr;dslifltn Sfllrrten 81 T1ele'.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

BEs-sJm Srrdt trs StaatS glcuYert III ant 4.
aprit nun aud rnplid rr 2iqucr sSerbcts sSill
nit 81 aeSrn If Stimmctt pabirt. Der Wpns
pcrn5r tmttrI9rritt pirIeltr Ider une 70 wire bic
irlbe tc9cr lansc allrprt in Sraft trtttil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
c.,.rrfn1.m in rlcu. 92erf

,1cu.1bs, ?. aprit. ssit Sohntas y Dior
49,, ',i;.kst trr Scr @turm tcNGnrig Yrn gloro@
S.% ,""''' ;rmtlyiru in Der Sai lirScurcn edit
D',, y w., hSS sntcr aepc rien. Gihise son btes
NV" ,o 49,, ,rem antcrelagc in pen 6arisrr St<
trirErm rSnarpctb S@apm 81. rrtattcr. ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

GaIats, ClRarrl 2tprtl 81 Se Der 9sIlri-
aen sSabl bat Der Sam Sosrut 49,. .. sap-
renee nit 20l Olcbrbeit gum Napcr frTdblt,-
glac fbrigrn feiHer 9anOiUatsR eat sr sbsHFaIls
lirnrGih burdaelehen. -.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

0TTScmrit Sie SrriGte eugegan9rn iilS bat
,,S6m'' rtipa 30 NlnsprS in ben prrI6irbrurn
Cities Der Serriui9ttn Statrn crlp1btt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

BSg~9rup. % a ~ 10 bat fir Stptttc, burtb
bic G5tlcbsttmS rem 9Biscenlin pd6irte Grtrdnts
Sill nit lcintm Setp trlc9t. 9ieo@riCB9ctun9
bat li4 prrta9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

d>socnsburs, 2trn april. Gin beftiser
S6nctlurn BerrlGte bsutc Oacr9sn bel aartem
glcrpweRsSS 0aS 3bnmcmtter iebt 10
Grab ittr giua. .@ss d. Hats
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
connettitut 6taatsslpabL 4


6ortiprb 6cn., Npril 3.v-@elts' fat
mscrc StaatSpaW latt, me rrr rsOte Ss>
,u6 witpsr prn Sirg bascn 9rtrH9egc Stimn'e
ri6tc iino nc6 unyrgadnOia.-,ah ltttcn tcm'
iiir Gjr,wrnBr wirp etra MIR Nv
En: ~ 26,0oo
SHiucr (glmeritancD z 26,0i2
mnbom (Qcfc) S,646
attcn CseRiO mmcn, bic bic gteer. W..
II G%ma ltne na6 'tnp Espeutsnp prSvSBer"
brit bcN6rl,. 9Ninpr NJ
wrrpcu. aas;,s rrvdblten 10 rpff
20 aus ,sn 81 SrnMttm t,.s.n s~' glu6 Nate, ri
aus Sen 234 Otcyent.anatsm. ...s,i;SSer s erwaE
gSSiasump @ gtmcrimer 4 GcnSrsg%S.SSsss. S% SSs ssea
SS;, SSg'gS ,,5 rtsn % %ttett, 70 1T pur@ paS STote
=, SSle ma pIsm o~nst. Die Gjsiss8stln,s ssa-
9e@"rnTt ~ s;a,. rr,1IS unS ba bic s4tiss uno afio
Steu SI IuueN STrbrteit III rsrleltsn ASeri-
nfr mta y 9Fps l,. 3peifcl Serm Ntn S,}urbrn
rerfr' ln 0eSs eSSrSserntr srpG9tcn. Gn &C.
tantp sun aI.u, acfvs Irlr Borts glnIttsf nidts,
'pn l!. vs. s;"5on ",S' Staot ~ frnasn--assr n.
@l@s'ts M. SAM S,rTs II Uutp bier SicSr 9e'z m,
ct. Gouis, 30. @R&rs. 9EiSSr 1000
putIican'' I9rtitt, pob I'M nddihi 5urues, sur
Dtnnn untrr StcrtcfebI res GpclIiden Gbr-
Pets"'sfm9 Ger Supianrr inIcQen i'm Sort
ncn rtttcn lbGen 1900 1eO0 IN Tprt Tis
2arnmir, 800 III Sort Scar. ga a,t;,nirt ~ acr.
ley unO 1900 om pteru Iut. Ita,;t , nirn fir ri,,
srn. grosiant fit rtrIe ''l'E"' W. :"
tsanStt Sa9r dh9ciAafft L--
scfbdci5m8 Ger S.'o"''' WV" =,
n.a or, Gin Sturmlpino Sont
sa'., S%sSs s,t. O. g.: SssFsStcn smet eaaen in Der
SnE!vm 9Hul's lt.t wy G,ewalt pe1slben mar
G"Ls nSnS S,E Eic GIcn auf Dem cRerrn GnOe
Der bubsn Qradt clinton ~ ,:g ~ .STiaTT 's,, 49,
aufaeriTen, spuS pipailaSe Rsr eNe0N"'" W.T.
| binperte ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

g5eouefanp, 5. @pril--'Stt psr sstrl9snn,
rseabl fir Mayrr lRstrn bic ameitansr mt ooV
.S1cbrfsit itrr grs@iruswnTr SSecp, Setetoto-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

0rtimprs, 3. 9lpril Sci rer SaW q
Qlnnagplit, BIC scicrit 9ebaltrn wurbe, iesten Si
gtmrrifanrr nit 81 Wrbrbrtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

S6encetab .. 8. gtprii. rSm" bar
0riicrn bri nS' eteufatS iif9retd,-irin WagprIat
sne areEc WlcNrAett. = - .,---.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

GpGumbus, 8. Gprit. Ditghnrrttaner er-
wSbltcn gritsrn ibre ldn'mtlidSn Sahpipaten Iar
StartzNCmtcr. - -.. -. .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
Gdltc i'm Siprbclt.

Montreal, 2. gtpril. Srt Trr ltBtcn 10
Stuntrn Bat rS bier iturf seiAnttet. Die Stnrr.
Gitocl btnorrn bic giftntabn,iige Wficntlth.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

Glmira, 3. 9lPril. l.-Dr slua8ans cr
gEnbl 1T ,u 6iuaRen Der 2merfancr, NIT o
Nlrbrbcit casgrntISn. . g...#r.H.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

.Itt6 mon =, C9Srsinia,J 5. glprif -Sst
Der 0rnrigcl gSablin 9tihmpnp iir9tenpiI Gne.
rithnrr nit ctper 8rpGcn @ctrbrtt. sSa' prnft
s. q. gHes eason ~ - >
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
Ca 6te . ekfr8 e.

Gineinnati.5. 9lrrh. = Die Gmrritas
nsr btfittn seitern gtrnp rinr 9ruBr Serlammlun9
allbirr, pckd lie iia in lrrngcr Spra6e gegcn
ptise gripalttbdti9tritcn uto 9r9cn ates sBipcrs
geIeBtide, relthrs babel pprficl, auSoridten. Die
Jiube III nun rieerr beraCRelt. .|t.-.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

Yprt(dnp, (Oldinr) 3. slpril. Die
9lmcrifaner paren lei rrr 9rfrisrn @Sabl milit>
rem Waycr liegrrtA. -sT
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

JnecpcnScnerr Wp. 4. 9Ipit. 9llr S8aEs
nadri6tcn aus &anIaS lauicn rornuf binaus, bdB
nur SIldsrri. .9R6nncr gcpa9lt tvcresn fine -
GjreGrr Sutcl Grrri6t inter bm Nitnl6rniiiftrrn
Der 8reattcur peS SlatteS ,,s5rrc StGtr" lit Yen
elmer GolTStanoc pc9sn elmer frciinni9cn 5tees IN
ptm Srlp -6luB nttr9ctauGt wcrptn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

SunbuSTY, ., 5. 2prtt Der atierifani-
Ibc Wagrr it ssRsrn mit $50 sEeBr9rtgcwSblk
rpreen. . ... .-<- t...
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

@plumb via, 3. gpril.-- Die 9lmeifdner
wd6ltrn srltcrn ibrrn 0apur nit 1870 WeFbet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

B9-llnmtatt B.-2lae rie 9lmrrfonii&e
Siege anjutiiRHigen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
(S e. d aeD epeI 6e.)

Ginctnnatt, A. 2Iprt. GIrFcn gladt
III niht0 reiter pprsefaIen. Seute friib ilr6n,tru
tntrr fprtpauernp grocer guire9uns Die MaBen
obsrn,als mad Dem 5. Ct. Ntartt. SaS Nili.
tSr III untrr g6affrn, unb erwurtct feline Srprre.
Die DsutIdsn ipGrn ctnsepiaist tabrn, ibrr sas
none brutr fritz 10 llbr afsulirieut scfdiebt bas
Ip mag pomit tpcitrn prrbrBprn 3ulammrplS6rr
spr9e6eust fprrbcp. s.r = .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

Ssb.cnsturs, 8. 9tPrtt. Ter ,.fam''
mabltt ts rrr 9sfriser gSabG lrinrn sanjrn lttrf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

8pGrSo, 8. gtyrit. .-Das ganse 9tnt '9fiftt.
,pilrr Sides III bri pfr seitri8t1 sSaHl 'f'paelt
,u,rnrt gT" ..... n. ". E-H.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
G6Gnfte Oepff0r.)

Gtrcinn>t' . Nfmif II 11hr- WbcnN3 =
em aufrrsung iisi9t nod inlmrr. 9Sie Su or
rartrn ltonp, petssrtcn ii6 bic DcutI6en bic 6as
none bsraus ;u sstcn, mas jcnIcitS ccS Canals Su
wcitrrcn @efe@tm Srranlaiiuns CAB. Die iitrr-
tricbrnltrn SerGte I6cinr in llmlalrf ;u irin; ct
bci6t, baB atermals mebrsrr Yrripnrn sctSrttt
rurbrn. Die Drut16rn Iinb ntelt berpafnct unp
tabru fb in brrn gEcbuungcn scI6anSt. Die
8npwnptbinss finb sleiafalls ,rcbi Scrtrritct {;
man slaubt jeOpd, bne man bcute a6tnp pen re'
tcren gln9riHrn atlfebcn pirr, uno bent, baG
bam MOrsen bic aufrs9unS etwaS na69cIaiicn
bhteu rtrb ......-- ..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
(Sirbente . cHc [ d ID

Gintinnati, 4. slpril, 10 ilbr AtrnpS.
g8t batten feinc pritrre @sfrAte. Die Deut.
I6cn tabrn bic Sanpnr abselirfsrt. Das Oali.
tdr lett unter gDaffn. Nan slaubt nun pab
ttin rritsrrt Slutsrr9ieBen futtfnpsn pirb.
GS 1T in Der Gbat ,u tsOducrr, pa6 man Icltc
Nuftrtte in rirItm frrcn eanbr rrtrtrn rus.-
OaB bic Satbctfrn rnp slueldnprr bic S6ulp
BON ben s3cn Sr9rtrnbctten fparrn, II irbr btuts
lid, grIli4 i,Uttat pirIr bic smrrtancr pom
Stimmcn atSuboIten; ;pcitenS batcn lte Sielc
mrrdtmdbisc Stimmrn cin9c9etrtt brtttrnS ipus
rem metr Stmmrn in bcm Stinmtutsn ais Nas
men auf Der Gits lmp oiertrnS fanfcn iie ii9 NIT
elmer 6anpnc auf Dem gSablplab Elm, Tim riflc
llnscre6ti9 9teiten NIT @siralt bur6iu3wn9sn
98el6cr rsttli6Senfrnpe @ann Fam Cit lpl6cs
Srtra9sn gut FeiBrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11

tlJainc Die 1tbtc @esbscbun9 btsIrS Staa'
trS fat sprt @efcBt In @aref prr Decentralization
me Der naturnIiirtcn Sir9rr crldlTrn. DaS Gle
ne lautrt ba6in, RAP Eem gitrdtSbcf res Staa-
tcs ctnrn Gift rrr Decentralization Surrs9mcn 1pa.
DaS sprite Idrdtt Scr, pnB frin aaturaliiirtcr
Siir9cr gum &timmru ttreGtist irinica, brrnibt
pcnt0ilCnS rre 0frnate prt oiufr 9Bhbl rrm glls
ccrmnu, Srlrctman pocr gIiIc6urcn icincr etaet
prrr icmrS 6pwn5 irinr acknowledgements
pprSslcat bat, mo rcfiru Hamc bann Scn rrnisIs
ttG IN cine giitr rin9rra9rn IL. aF.s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
8trrte OepcI6c.)

Cincinnati, 3. 2lpril, 0 llGr 2bcnH5,-
GS brrrIGt ilpmrr nod srpGe aufrgun9. Die
Gonrne Die brn ausldnprrn 9errn 9enrnmeu
purbe, nntmrn bic gluelGner wcprr Sun Dem
Sicred. Die 2lmcritqnCr ianrta cine Committee
an lie, unb licben lie rru6rn, brieltc picper aui
pnS Siercd amiid;utringrn, unp paB itc, i'm 9Erts
9rrun95 Tal rirIelbe ibnrn pieprr aus Den l1Gns
rem nebmen marpcn. Sic &mcrfantrr IAcnen
cntIGlplirn u 1cin biss ;u tGun, uup man bcfiirGs
trt Gin atrrmali9cs ger6s.
glp6 cintsrs BON Srr gBabr. Sn trm t2trn
Barb ersab eS f6, Dap SO meEr Sidrts 1T Der
9rr iparrn, als Ytamrn auf rer 9Gatlsgiitr. ST
nrr Der Bablri6trr ts1anb barauf paE bic Sanjr
Stinmr brs g8arbs ots un9uiH9 erfldrt rperpen
mii6e, ntrr bic anrcrn piberIebten Ii6 pirirm.
Oils bic g4ablteamtcn nod am StimnlrnSitlcn
wdrcn, bcgab Ii6 cine gn,abl Mannsr Su itnrn
binein, nabmen ben StimnfalSn RON ibrsn brs
neg unb prrtrdnntfn pcnIelten lamnt Ell Gidets,
5allp unb anbern 9arieren auf Der StraBr. Sba
ue ben item unb t2tm 0arp Bat Ga9lp pcr
gmcrfaniI6e Ganbipat AT @Erbrbctt; pb hirf
;ipri 8arp5 Nun birIe NirGrbrit battci1 IfStfpni'
men fGrNtlt pprr ntht, bnriu fitS >. geet,an9en "
octbrilt. TiaNmerifanee erpaupffn pap iepr ptr'
2 .rsifssms Slmluei, cinsg9cbrn ircrncn
icirn. Ge bei6t 5oglpr prrbc has Nmt unter Nc
Ien QntItdnccn rIiCtt dnllebuclt .t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-04-11
CrlrarapbiGbes.
Die Cincinnati IDabl.-ScecnFlk
G5cfed,te. y

Gtncinnati,2 gtpril. = Die Munsipol
wabt fam teute bier fatt. Die ;3atl bcr ot9rA
grtrnen Sttmmen mar lebr erpb raS Heiut0t
Der gSall IL nod niht brtamt GjrrBe Qufre
suna unp erbitterte, 6GmpIc battn in mctrercn,
uno be1onprrS in Der gum src6rn SbcileScn Tcuts
I6rn brwetntrn t1tsn Barp ltattgefunbrn. So
wirp 9sla9t, pab pnleltt bic 9IuStdnrrr ecIu6t
battrn bic Srutr baepn atSubaltrn paS gtmrritas
nif4e Gifrt gu ltimmrn, (paS iagt bic Duqlrss
tatm Grprrb gu rciem p unp in t5pige erlTrn bic
Nmerifaner Der Gtimmfditrn liG trmGdtiat unp
bic SidctS ;rrlErt Edtten. Sn Dem rrfpl9cntr,
Sanp9cmcnss wurpe cine 9erIrn grttttrt unf
niebrere SeripunSet. Die 2lislInprr ippQen nl,
piNrn, bob lie in ientm gBaro 6 BIS 700 WeGr>
felt sebatt bdben miirben-rrS n atw frcdid
nur grrattcn. Die Stntn,scttrl lipo abrr srrs
ni6tet mp rs 9crrl4t srpec glufrrsItns.
(3prite 4spef6r)
Cincinnati, 2. 9tprl, ll9r gtcnts.-
Oas 9telultht Der brutgcn Babt lGBt li4 nod
niat anSeEen. @e9rrre rrnitIRc Habs9sm s9smcriF, ,,g"
firlrn bcutc g1dmitta9 iricprr VIZ ~; ~, m
.IS neF Pr5 r5rfStp fStFpnh hStSth SS Fri ea Sie gsInser
wuBcn 9 cine Snnpnc Su scrF4nfp, s'.a,{"e'' .s :,
rtr gmrrifancr a6er cntrifr" uhS P,tlt'pV NUt le
obfcucrtcu. Gjrper Ns,rrsunS bsrrlht unS npd
ncitcre Gcllifr-,h prrpen brtardtet. gr-s f>f
(Dritts Oeprf6s) nfeaa
&tncinnati, 8. gtprit. .-Oas gSabt sJies
iuttat III immcr nod niht betanrt. G5 1T in Dem
l2ten gSarp, prlGcr, ipie man nun Ia9t, 500 60
70 Metr9eit acten ttnne, rin Sctru9 rntpcft mprs
ben. GS niro SUrgedlnsen bic ganse Stmms
wea3umcrfrn. GrIdiebt piea, 70 III Ga9(rr Cg(mes
rifaner) li4r gum Mappr rrrGblt. Seine irris
tere 0cfcdtr Baten fatt9cfmpen. GS iptro 9cs
ia9t paB 10 prrr II 9ericncn tri ben 9citri9cn
@efs6ten rnttpcerr octtrtrt rber ttttliG Ycrrans
bet wprrcn linp~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
orrs.pondenee Of The N. Z. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N. 4. Tribune.
MADrsos, Thursday, Sept 6, 1885,
The State Republican Convention has jus, sd-
iour1 ed af.er q session Of day and bali, at this
Mace The Convention was large and very respecta-
bic in appearance The Delegates looked like in.eili-
gent and earnest men-men who knew thsir duty and
we're determined to do it il possible.
Prev Gus to the assembling Of the Convention Mas
Meeting Of Republicans was held in the Hall OF kep-
r.sentsiiyes foI the purpose Of niorm,l dehbwanon
upop the prominent matters Of political interest u Tho
prttsnt time.
The Informal Convention wss called 10 order by ,.
NJ Booih, Of soy'r reCeuo noiorley VINO al one in-
ssi,d that tbs X. pubicans as party IN tnis sase,
must dirssysr themselves nom all connection WIN
Know. n otlii gism. Ho proceeded TO denounoe tee
"oark lan,s party Ia severe terms, and war and
prutracud ctbslo snsued. The question wa not
however, ne 10 the Propnty and acoessiy % uS'oa-
timing Hindooisio, Tor Ia Ma ali soenled agreed. Tho
debate hinged the propr .y OF an nIo,mnl convex
ton o, usss meeting. ,Akng t'on which Nigh, look
lie tss,fuoiing tho elgated Convention, which ~s
10 p.si Ia an hour OF Two ailerw"d Mse VIC 90, 10
bate as soiag Oh the hour fof tho asse mpans o. tho
| CONVENTION arrived and ono Of the Satr Ceufa Som
mi,ts capsd The bo.iy 10 order imniedsa~y upon 10
pernaps nj ois alton, az soen aie waid, tho hao e.
| Notmg qass'lon came az u dse ,e,% Wv 'e' ~
,.,t of The Committee On Credentials " vla'on " a
...,tsa ,est ono Of tho contestants tpsns % hAsihs
| t..p Know Nothing, lie s'ewed hs ashesth !"
The Lspueliean piaoIlles and r,A'v q aFas.ss any
ether utef on ofy a1isasiea aai ~aa aa'ssa - hss
| ssat Tho following ,ueole's'" WIS sheo s$~sse AIN
| tasseS sa.A.sss~sls s -.
tt.I tLs F.si...ssi. ysssiYiss % sae ReratiSs a
.,., t..si ,ts ss-.l stss % H8 tAss VISA
.i. a.. -..,, i,'.,, = ~ Y.s. xs.- sss 20 e--
tlta a .tS l...
- .>. ssi tts. ,ta uss.Sssi,.
.l - 49,. r.- ~S~-s--.n~s -~s.a A~.>s - ~
'.,. :. -jsrs -~a s.As see sks~sl's
~ ~ rsr-tii,.. s.i.t .tsA F.t
LII. -. -,~- .-.-ts.. u - n.r-si'>s r.s.t
~ 100 eco rss.e wisesasis escstl'sssta % %
| ,Lis <<.s s~kis.s
Wsssv' Hs,,as. hvstis VIA ssvas hAassy a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
CITY POLITICS.

SIXTEENTH WARD WING NoMIsATloSS.-The wing
CHARTER Convention for this Ward met at the Utah
House, corner of nty.fith.st and Eighih-av. va
notion. Isaac DAYTON was chosen Chairman, and
Edmund Smith appointed Secretary. After discussing
n merits of the several candidates for Alderman,
d notion Thomas Chrsty was unanimously selected
Sshe Wing candidate for Alderman.
TIE Convention then adjourned for ten days
EIGHTEENTH WARD-The American party have
ponns.ed their Charter ticket in part and IRON among
ths honest and reliable men in the Ward;
Pe- Aldeynas. Fred = Maiher: - s,o
For CosnC,luan. Lvl,h District, JOAN D. SnedeeoI.
l,VI It'll District, ID. {. NeeS
For Asse,,p....Wm K Lowdoh
Know NOTHING DELICATE TO STATE CONVENTION
--N,,eteenh Ward-Joseph S. Taylor; alternate
John d. Hoyt
FRKE-SoM REPUBLIcAs CLUB OF IHh .''
W.Rp.-The regular meeting Of this Association TOOK
Mace last night Among other business transacted,
resolution a. adopted refusing to recognize The exist
ence of any other legitimate republican organization
In The Eleventh Ward. Arrangements were perfected
for boldipg public meeting Of the Clab this evening
nNo. 6s5 Fourth-.t The assembly will be addressed
By The Hoe. Luman Sherwood, the Hon L. Macon
Der. Vim. II Fry, Esq., and other speakers. some
other unimportant business was dnp"sed o. a'tS'
which the Grub adjourned 10 this evening
DELEGATES TO The STATE TEsvEHAEcE C'SVSr-
1Ios-XIIih A,semGly D'''rret.-At q meeting I"
The Fifteenth Ward Temperance Alliance, bs'd Jfs'
terday Dr. Eleazer Psrmly, Franklin j. Otis's'n,
And j. s. Fountain were elfcted dslsgs,es " repre-
,ept tho Thirteenth Assembly Disuie IN Ms s,s's
Temperance Convention, 70 BE- held q, Tues IN n's
81 Of October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13
THE P0ST-OTEICE.
u Nm. \ N1bsaf.

10 ns E1.Ls- Of 7AsS. l. TNiesse
SIR: Ton have sad good. deal upon reform In
the Pes,-ofi,c ID, parment There IL nuoh more hat
re, d. 10 be said aud thundesd, too ths ears Of tho
reops. Tie sbasss are enormous Weoughtto have
uaisi postal ~ aem and practice and 70, we are In
May respects behind--hx behind-na,ions whose
faass of government lad polsical policy we deem
a. inferior 20 cur own.
On the 9TH July Eaakd Atser 10 ihe secretary Of
oae Of our hsaevo NJ institutions At Saratoga Springs,
and to-day September io) Il was received through
The fss, oAiee in this City. ps-narked " sarstogs
"Srripgs. July a" The envelope looked quite clean,
a. il the letter had been mailed within day or two.
I, AZ @o re ssif
wlsa 81 all Nc have a suitable man at the head Of
the fesi Office Department, aafwhen shal We have
dscaty fostmassrrs who do their duty Z.
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YELLOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


To the Ldttor " The ~ Y. Tribune.
SIR: The ION Ct Capt. Benton states to me that
his fsther VII o used 10 run packet between New
York and New Orleans, nerer lost man by the gel
htr ferer. His remedy was TO make hot decoction
of rormrood tea, and give sufficient TO produce
copou perspraop, wrapping the sufferer well up In
blankets; but BY dropatby, the waer-treatment Is
sure a. oeitive remedy for all fevers 1t applied ac-
cordinp "a DIR. Tras method. Would It not be well
20 have United States law enacted requiring all YES
ses before entering port TO pump out the bge-Tater
refH with frssh salt water, and pump out q second
Tine in order to wash out the hold, under penalty OF
one tbousaI dollars for non compliance with the law
and the same fine in case the Quarantine aster neg
lects 10 see that it is dOpel SIX bushels, IN equal
porte Of puIverzed charcoal chloride OF LINE aed cop
perss, will disinfect the most nauseous holds, and
should aws be kept by the Quarantine Oifcfr tor
trics. II has been said that the yellow fever origi-
mated in Africa; but that idea is an abopa,hc moon
shire celuiion. Any fell uasmas, by the union OF de-
eaziHp regetobe OF animal matter, such a. aR'p,dt
eules In sah or freswater will produce that dlsease,
providng the human body equally diseased by fth,
such bso air, rum tobacco, wine, aoma food lust,
ard int importance in eating and drinking, as one
attract disc ased atmosphere. The the savage
Indians and Negroes of Florida and Louisiana are
more exempt from the disease than the Christian
whites is because they live more in accordance win
tbs laws Of by living simple, plain fresh food
and IN sh and earth oors-the latter being pow
eriul OsDectaDt and far more heahy than the board
floors Of the niscalled civilized nations. The reason
why The yeo. fever attacks what called the clean
districts is because the inhabitants lust ~ much,
emo often more disco sed in their booee, by luxury,
than the inhabitaLp OF the dirty districts.
RespeeIiully yours PHILANTHROPY.
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prssIaN VERSION OF THE COMMANDMENT
or SWEABORG,

The Jnralide Russo publishes the following report
from Ade-oe- Camp General De Berg, Coninanue' III
Chief of the Russian forces In the Baltic;
1.-THE epemy's feet assembled opposite hesinslors
and Swesbore' consisting of 10 ships OF the Ane,
frigat4s. steamers, corvettes brig, veeses .,
neculiar construction Is mortar boats, 70 gunooau,
Yachts and transport ships, had taken up Poe.'o
ON the 2sth Of July August 81 between me sIah VI
Grokhsr and Rensselaer,, parallel 20 e ,a Soe 81 40
guns and frigate Of 81 guns, near the sianu Vi o"
Miol.o Opposite sandman oi, NINA q. dis
,.nce Of from three to four versts from the ~
ns q, the forti6cations Of Sweaborg; the vessels OF
nsra, consrneton were a little in advance OF the
pptsr, and behind them The mortar and gun-boan 10
- hpe, ard behind tnein hey ond the longest fanss
| Of The suns Of the fortress, the Bug shps. 81. Oh.
A,ths or, nj distance the enemy opened ire on ,no
es,h Of July 9th August, at qunr,or pa't - ..nn
,o,n bz gun boats uornr-boais, and vessels OF peeu
liz, eopstruction directing his mr." NJ hiS'' p'ou1
nn.ly against Nil the batteries Of thc fortress olposJ
ia.y,n pntn.ly tho fofts Of Wrs'rr swartoc ana
I.noofb. the ship Ezeohel, and portion 81 'ho ngn
49, bslvrinsl that lie Ia cay ,h" N"h""s oa'
az, lI,s islshd of Isnntana, The bhioaspo'E pa'''
| a.. lard bsuafy, No. l. ..,.--..,.,,.
"na ouf esfstns right the eGoits Of tho aAssn""s
| .... t,,eeud against The Island 81 Dfuns.o '""" w
| a., ,,.u,s ans AID a eDirs''a nan 'aa'' ~
| ,,,,. ~ a tAy s,uth west ~ the Islam a. esS 49,
- 80, a,s.snas Gna the SHINE. and 'hsT "le"o''
g., ...,.si ts Icy ,aih es,i 'ieh "'"ss "'s few
! a., t,i.,d hsss s,iAssa,s '""a'sp'es 10Th.
70" 49,. az lsans,.sis ihs asssila"' 'ePos'e'I
III. -. ~ isaa i..,'t's s',a "ss"ry p'"'S -
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"ByroRE SEvAs1oPoL, Aug. 1s. 1855.

" BEFoRE SEvAsToPoL, Aug. lie, 1900 ,
any LORD: General Pelissier having announced
10 NE that the batteries against the Mslakof and ad-
iacent works were prepared to open fire. arrangements
were made that a steady fire should be commenced
st. rday morning a. aDst those works and the kedan
This continued throughout the day and the effect
produced was as much as was anticipated. The Rus
tian fire, which Ut first ans wered bfsky became oy
the evening feeble In the afternoon smell nom one
of onr mortar batteries gpted and caused the explo-
zion of great number shells in one OF the ene@ys
batteries doing apparently much damage: ~,
al regret to have to report the deaths OF Capt Old
field, of the Royal Artillery, and Commander nam
met of the Roysl Navy, among the number OF casu
aIties caused by the fire of esterday. Maj. {. s.
Henry OF the Roy al Artillery received severe wound
and bss had bis right arm amputated; be Is, am re-
ioiced to &C d. doing well.
81 inclose the list OF casualties.
" | have, &c,
JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding.
1.-THE Lord Panmure &C."
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Tts Ae.is. Ef.. ipfu'nis We That 'e"o"u''e '''s
,s.e ~. "Wednesday Tho soih August a. tho he"sa .,
Wii.s sspLe.s. la his'ipn iis',"t uh'"A 'es"''o,
u. tho Il. 9th Of Jsds. taJo, Tho fas's as nc hea'd
,hss s,. si J.ss,h t'alisli s,i hs h'"',e' I"ie''
De- .ri D. wee, 10 hvrts.ss g.. Tho rs.r"ss Of E"'rf
= .,ia. . bss.;.ei tLst eeht p"s.e' s"a '.'sts
...rL,n s,...b t.th. With The s.'"l 81 e'"'' ".
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The uen, Henry W, Collier, Ex-Governor OF ne
state ~ Alabama, died q, psileys Springs IN tn s
Wa. native M ylniea. vas raised and sdaossed "a
sss,h Vssplns. and migrated ~ Alabama abcu. .ns
,ia,e 10 altal, oil hls majority. Tie was ios .ss.S
,eass Cael Jastlee ef bis adopted stats, and mon ~
eSsly sr,,p.i fsaT yeav lssu eiectien .esm. ,rhia
yhlei Masiss,ate fls was es,ecmed both a. peons
afleS. as,1 A. ps.y ole sltses,