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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
plas far cincn pettcrcn 5taat.,

@rrbe Streden res frudtbaritrn ganprs, lirs
gen Dititdl pen Der Sicrra 9iepapa, nGrrli6 BON
@aricn Saueg. Mau tsnnt Fs fait nr6 gar nlht.
ORION 6dpe Der Momonrn Mrltete bat picie
Stride uUr Sturgeon berctit unp ii unrrI6Gpflt6
in Ctncm Sote Der 8ruGtbarTeit RES 2appes.-
2SciA 9renScn nieic rettsn 6Iursn IN bic Scrs
raS, pnIrb an Die gEuie, unO prbnen T4 mebr
aIs 400 Oiellsn rGrpIth mC laplla aus. 9ic.
icS Gano ut 81 melt pUn Den Wprmpnen.gtleprrs
tIllun9Cn, une GattfOrnicn lcIlte pen StrA emit.
weten trmgrben, Der lpGter Gin egener staat ju
lperpGn beihmmt iii.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
gpaGtinotpn, 27. Mai. 9n Der Deutt

g4aIbingtOn, 27. @ai. Sn Der Heutis
gen SiBun9 bes Gcnsreilss poren pieoer lebr Vies
lie Mitsljsper bsiOer Sduier brtpafnet.
Die gtnli6t aepnnt INNER i.ietr Scrrn bier,
bdf, bic Nebraefd Democratic bel rer ndhi ten
@abl in alien frsien Staatsn 9lanjenp 9eI4Iaec
perSen nirp.
Die Serrr Bats unS gEilIbp tpurren bsute opr
unb na4 Der Stgung psS SenatS nit Orobunaen
aGcr 9lrt tiberl6uttst. Serr QEticn, wct6cr mad
Der SBWJ gu Der republitdniArn Convention
mad lrrntOn reiIe, iuurpc pom elmer grpBen Gnjobl
1einsr 8riuuoen, bic aIle brwnffret wIren, nad Del
@iirntabn beAletet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Dcnl SSnarCt;.

llnIcre 0eier prrorn ipun6srn martini mir nidt
rticbr ron ben 8rbanoungen bet GUnsrciIrS nit
tbeten ?-Oie llrInde III in Der Sttirje rieie =
gBeil pur gar weuis GcidGite eon g8INu0teit
Dsrtantst rrrOeri. Die YeGprnIenma6wrt 1T
9lars wena6 man tA umTisGt. Das ltntre
SluS bat fd Geste gBoAe auf 10 Gage 6ertaqt,
inbem OaEette weaen Der 0otO Gofo Convention
III Gtncnatti 10 crrtitwnt tpdr. 70 pab feline G'e'
fhiftc oertanoelt werpen tcnnten.-Ods Solt
bsSdbt alIc bicIen Ssrru SS bes Glss. UNI eotc
Tcto preFOents sGanppaten aabmetmen. Gs
IT. bod gar nidt mebr mie rS por 2l,terS mar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Uhairtn in Tianfas.

St.GouiS, %, WIt. Sine GOrrrIpunbcn,
CcS 0cmptrattu oOn G0wrencs ia9t, pdD bic
Stcbrs unp lBobnbauier pbne unCrihjep rrbrc
den urp beraubt mcroen--einem Wam Ncrru
SoDnipu ltnp $1,000 9Dr6iel. unp eanp .gSlr
rants geitobtm. 9r. 1Opif. Der m l,sten
otrtit aIS GolCnel rcr Nhlj penn Gpup. SDan.
non cin8clegt mar, wurpc INN Seietlungei6rci.
ben, Yrjpatpuptsrr, llbr, $500 unO I'm Idmmtli,
dc &IcOrr teitobIen. Ets Bidder pts Srrrr
Srowu @ptcr pe0 ,.9eraD u 5reeccm," mur.
Den 3rstnEdI anUitrtt, abr Don ben 9irJern ses
lGlht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Obio Kcpublitan Gonpentien.

6us, 80. Wat. Die rcputtif.
StoaSsSrnprnticn w1bIte tcute Gta'ennbdnacr
unp 8remontfeute fir bic ptt. gatiOnaIccn
Srutjrn. SeidldlTe wurten arfl6t oesrn ben
Srmnran9rifT, fir 3utaiTina BON Jtanias nit
Der Gcprtd contribution uno ba6 Der GOnsreG tir
Wa6t Fat, Die SttaScrei in ben 5crritcrcn aus.
,u1hIirsrn. On SaIc uno Campbell purOr Dant
pctirt re9cn tbrss Nuftrstras In Der S&mnrraf.
flire
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

BaIbtnsto III %. Iat. Der ,,Gsnti
neI'. bae SrBa1 bss Ssrn 8u6auan, brinSt sint
beftige SGimrfsrst assrn ben Senator Gunner
u,b erfIart fi6 pollRGnOs nit bem 8rppYitreId
beS fctgm Sdurtsn Srurfs einperiianocn. Dos
SIatt scbt Ic9ar in Ieinrr S6amIoflfcit 70 weit
ttc gu3fc6n9 Sumnsr's aus bem Smat gu Srr.
lanscn.
Gin @srii6t Iaat, taJ trenn 8rrots uusgrao'
fen rrrren 1rIte, bic Wstr6rit Der lGolifrn SEE
prGIentanten i6m fpIaCn miiroe. g8ir molten i9=
nen Bon Srr;en 9Iudlide 8siIc wdnf6rn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
1Did,tia pen lOaid,inaten.
CHAMPION uno bic brtttlaen c N.
1uln Cntlafen.
SotTcH aftcIi ScS 9SrCfiScufcu aunrfiIu=

futn CntIaTen.
SotIdFaftcn SeS 4yrcfiO cntcn auocfmus
Siet.
% Il + d No ON, IS. Wd. !Sr. Gramp.
ton wurpc tcute rffjieu cnttaln unO erGtctt ict,
ne @i0ie. Ten GcniuIn in Cincinnati, Ncuycrt
mp YblaprIpbid wurcr etenFaQS ibrc GntIaHuna
ihriit6 onRHeigt, uno rie 3uriitnabmr itrcs
grquaturs WsrO mcr8en rfitjcu betannt semaAt
prorn:
Der 9rclicsnt pirc mrrNsn III elmer Srt7Aa1t
Dem GcnarCb rtr 6jrjinoc ieiner !0nplng1msiit
In Der Gromptcn lHaire porIeJn.
Gns Srti6Ift iibcr Die ctntral'amrriflntIfen
Qn0cltlent:iten riIo tem GpnJrrB rtrnfale mits
9ctbeIt rpTren.
Ter @oritlas GnalGntS, bic Sh6e burd
Sdttrsrt6tcr be3uIc9rn, fru MIR tcttNOmgV'
wuIf angcnpmmrn wcrren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Ner Staat t1ct:vorF.

;. Der ..9tltauN Staatsm1nn Ysrii6rrt, rnf I'D,
pie @uti8tcn fir s t lmpre I'M Staat Ncu.
SORT nit tOsm Gage ,e'rteiiern, uub oo6 CT icnen
Stdat nit elmer 9rcbsn Nebrbeit trasm warpe.
g5is fam oicS atrr aud anberS fin ?-rmn
sr II swacs tsr rette Ntann fir bic jrBse 3eit
-7a7-if rIrIi6, fGhia mO her Gcnlmtipn artrru-
Nnp bic 8edti6omftubsn aqcr 9artbesn Irben
Sollfrmmrnrs 2utralrn In ion.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

gm 27itfn Naj in riricr Gtart, Cara
GtcSaHin pes Serrn SamueG 9uru. In ei
mem %ltsr pen rtwa So Sabrca.
Stis fnO. Ole otSuIrs lirtsu,
limo bas lotmn'tlrtth trtrutn--
Die Gbrtltt Nort SlbaIttu bier,
Den SEQ nibt lsbsn fir unO fir.
Die ouSspadt rem etnesnicblpt
limo Srlu @brllt 9tlpanEstt uab,
Die rptrcen rcrr ouf crpis lGtn
8,frcist pcn Der toEufnptIu.
sic Crnttu ibrcu. GSnarcnleba
gScR Set tenn Gatsr uuo Dem GCbu,
lno ircucn fdD rcr Sc0t,it
&eu @rui9ttlt 81 Gwtyttit
Darum tagt uns itsss oaraaf Fb'a,
Dag roir in Soo nltb. unEr9sbn,
so tbsn, oae iuir nab Der 9tii,
ejtiarSsu ;ur linNyeltbsttt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

sD- Die Glnal, 9OmmuiI iIoner0 Glbrn 6rt. gB
SpcriirIpI IT,. pun Cation, gum SuprpiIpr rc,
Delaware, Attbsilung Oes penni iptpaniIdm &a
nails emnrnt, an bic Stsae pr5 tlrjl6 perRcrse
iifn .. Gpans.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Kanfae.t1Icetina in Cintinnatt.

Gtnctn.noti, 27. Mlt. Gin &anIas
Wectins purre gclern IN @reenpOpo SaII sc9als
ten. Die SeIAtule iprahen iit tart 0cgen Die
auf 81. Gunner gemad ts Nttade aus uRO ocrl0n9s
ten, Dap SrcptS aus Dem Sauie seic6en wtrDc.
Cine DrprIde Son Ganfas, welde bic ;3erlG'
ruug ppu Vamrrnce bcitatt9t, rputpe ptrIeien unp
rtrf arpBe glufrcauna berSpr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
!5r. summer sefibrIiI, Franz

gB b tn8tc II, %. Mai, 3 ll1r 9af,
mittass. 9err Sumner bate bic gan;e Ieetr
gta6t ntt seiGIafm unN ilartes 5jcber. Scn
3uitanO bat iid 70 Srrifijmmsrt, Na6 Or. 9trry
i'm fir frtiIh EStt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
2Iufrc aun9 in Cbiea3o wc9cn EanC.,s.

GbtcasU, %. 0la. Sine erc6e Scr.
IammlunS wurpe wegcn Der 3eritTrme Yon gams
renee np Dem 9ln9rlf aui oru. Sumncr gcAal.
ten. Is wurce beidlriien, rec SlYli0n ppn
Sanias SStrcritanc gu lctiten unp ngrIGumt eine
1ruppenml6t 3I prBInlircn, nm &luids ;u ret.
ten. Dtrielte wurpe purA Wouo. 9Icepfr angc.
rroct. Die GeriammuuB wur6e tta gum Scnn,
abrno 1crta8t, ar nstdem Ta9s bic COMMITTEE
8sriht rtlttrn Ip1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Sutct cub SapSr |

... Die glotsn. .rsr B1rrcn Gamty Slnt mrrbrn
BON unicrcn Slnten up ben p3dapelpba Bro
ftrs Hitt mebr arnrmngn. ,NuA Ucrpd1eru Die
1cloweh5ler Die ltotcn bet YlOuut Struou Sant,
SrUprrncs, q. 8. ..r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
GeDlDn Site.

Dtttr gang ntuer StMs, ocnnnnt bic
" IGeptcu loute imrcrtirt ron GaRtcu.
- I Qbina- ollie Die ncihpsuhtotn uuo nice
- h len SuatGtsn in fitD fdhliebtnb Ipslths
tS|~NS ltbrn 70 Iau9t 9cudnfcbt purbtu : UNI
Ocn etrcbbut in sccr 6iuNht 70 fbidtib oIs Gin
Scmmrbut gu mabsn--iit rcGbsn erhalten rucrosu
uno miro ron Den ithtSrAicbuGtin gum @srsauf onsSs
tcten.
DIE Grcmu bisfts 6utcs IN Sru riucr Nacsium
6Ebe, vru 81 lis 3rU, ptIdbss biRIaueIidb 8aum
fir ecuScpf 9tt Sur namEihsn Ssit miro bic pItn4
re Nnhbt pirmsben, pclbt c itbr anltSgi9 1T, Der
8rn, 1T ron binlansliaSr @rsite UNI has G5cliAt rcr
otr Come gu tslbGeen-a9s ct~a 81 8cl brst-
3pcttcn S, cteut oeritttt otS Gin CignCr &Cntllas
ter. 0rttttuS, s, in ocrittbt mebr pauCrbaft .als
tr9crc Gin .onoSrEr GnCbbut wcIbcr il prr erm
putlifum mar. &iertc n s, 1T CT 6cr Gin;9c
Strcbbut ouf rcn rer Rs9en coCr ftutbfts aRetst
fsincn @ufuB ubt, rpsptr an cEr Grcpn ucb an bCin
Grim. ..
DicItr 2trtitd, riiamntn nit htm arGGtittn Nlitr:
ttmsnt pcn StrchbdtCn mCttbe it in oititm Ort pcrs
9rJsi9t wureEn, hnp nun rlitn uno W prrtouftn bti
.,, gJpuns unb GeB.
2tGcntaun. S1oi %. -.., nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

BfS-Gas Sri6te pcu Gmctnatti IiIimen tas
rim utrrein Dap Der ate 10 Gents Q 6anan
bic GrrUnnun9, ais Gctu 5Ofo YrrfOsnts .GansI.
fat, erbalten wiirte. .-.,-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
lu3cmcinc Nferbau. uno picbau6ifel.
luna in Daris.

IHhH w fhtlo.
Der SnOuIfrie. .0alait riro tcreits fir bic lamb =
p;rtGi6aftl;6e unb SicGs s9usleQun9 ttr9crit.et
uno ftlIib ouesc1tmiidt. Der 9rettertObrn tt
ps9Nencnmrn nD Grbe on9cfdbrcn wrrorn, bl
Der Sranicpt IN eintn rn9ljIhsn 0artrn nit cncm
prGhttncn SprratrunnCn umaerlnrrlt wir6. gu
NeIIsu Rc6ter uno 2nfsr Statuen SpIep6inrns
uno Nlppecn's I , auflsitstlt wrrpen. Inter rcn
GjllTirrn wrrben fb in lIn0en TeiNrn bic nit
NtpboIt oepFlatcrtrn StIllc Der ShIn, 8Ibe
unc YTrrce trfnen. Die S6reine uno 6ant'
mel Wiro MIN in ciucm rem @aIa1 anitpBsnten
Raume unterbtn9en, ben I'm pcrgcn Sabre Der
@lrpen, Der NlnrromenIaal uno bic Hunbldl'
crc sinndbmCn eyn Der otrren 0llere werren
bic flejuc GcrfUBter, pas @eldsct, bic tanOmrtbs
l@Iftlihen Gr3u1rjie unO Rte ftcneren 0erGt6r
unp WerfieuNe ibren 9lab srbalten. fir bic arTBs'
rem iinb bintrr Dem Ylloitc meGrsre Warrren pCn
ie 300 Sup SSn9e rrridtCt mcrbcu.
Sm Sncrn pes 9alai'6 wrrbrn SoGlGnbtae
Siume Dor ieben Sra9pfetIer 9spAan,t, tpede
pa5 riiernc Stclett prs SlaleS mactrCn, 70 RAP
poS GepGIbe 1detntar pon 8Gumen ertragrn
miro. Inter ten 0alrrecn, I'm GdnIrpt, prangt
Elm sanler gSaIO bon 9rOBen Orange, Qllm.
uno Granatbdumen, bic Wobfseruh unp &iblr
oertreitrn. 2lugen Dor Dem 6aupteinoanoc bes
pallnes Iino brei tclpflte 8rcncs8ilpIGulen
non SliYier DC Serre. Dem Sdter Der frlnSEfi6rn
QanowirtbId,aft, 9ufon unp Cardinal Ielb ouf.
arit:lt lctterr St1tue pirO ipGter nad ajaceip
otsctcn. UNI bort ais Dsnfmal aufgelGIlt gu wrrs
n.-S9u. TEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Grlrgrapbifdfs.

gBcresRer, 25. Wlai. Sn 6clse rer ben
Senator Gunner ptberfatrenen MBbanrlune
tpurSe selern 9tbenO in Der Gitp Sal cine 9irser.
periammlunS sebatten. SeIdltGe iplirten srfa6t,
wrl6e bic bEhte Gntriihns iiter bic Saanptboi
ouaIpre6en mo oas Strbaltsn bes Senators
Gunner I'm Gpnsreb auf'S gntIaeOsufe btdi9en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
NIaGaduietts.

DaS SauS Der 0teSrsfntanten Der WaTa8u.
ictt5 @cns3etun9 BAT einen 9tihluB paBtrt,
$4,000 perptltScnc, ben 6rsis StlatS s9Rannrr
in &lnia0 t3re Rrate gu ibsrn, melae Die yrtc
5Ufc 9tr9ieruns in 98aitn9tOn untsr pte GaBe
sstrctrn bat. 9sat 70.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Kbeee. 1elans 6efrbacbnna

YrpStbrucc, %. Y9a. Dir @eIcbacz
bung fam setsn in glcmpc't ;rInmmsn. @mj
Bourbon wurte gum Sprgarr pf5 l3auysS, 9l;t5p.
las Srown gum 9tsutsnnrts G'CupamSr uno @
q. YAytsr gum 9rnrraI Stasmsilrr 9NvSGH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

8af&tnstOn, 90. Tat. Ssrr Gunner
teFnbst 1h teate ctlpas teiicr, ater bsnnp6 III
or INNER nod nift aus GefaGr.-giue anorre
ltntcrrebun9 ;riiden Der Qersen fano tcute
wiecer tatt.-Gs 1T Itrenge Oertpten, eab ibn irs
9cnr ienanS teIufrn 1cQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
2Imcrifanifber Countil in Derme Mt

MoptpetIisr, %. Mat. Der Council
ncminirte YtptauO 6Ictter fir @cuprrn6r unr
Samcs ". Stare fir lieutenant @ouprn6r.-
Is wurOm Sciflaiie Qefa6t. wsld,t Die 3carrmo
itrcng tapeIn. Sn Sctrsif prr Sumner. QtTairr
wmOc pas 9au5 auf5rfcrpat, 5rn. grrOts aus,
juitpBm.
Sin Scidtub purbr asfaBt, fh IN Raticnals
6Eaaen nit pen gtgpubIfancrn M pereinilen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Gin fc[tcnee 1D;ik.

g, Su Der Stride ~ Shatbqnl, in Gnsfnno IN cir
G'rabWal nit fcIacnrer Snftrift - oGIiinbctb
Gbrrprtt Don. @nrrllmot,r 6Imiltcn, wtltc ir
47iibriacr @be nicmI!s rtrplS tl0t paS tbrcn
Gltten niEfirI ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

BSr Die pcuti6e GUanNeII6 .Sys
nebe rcn pennipIpanieu baIt ibrc nadile iIbrltbe
gsrlaTntung in 6rr Start Qaentaun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
SrooFo unterIfhkt.

Utumbtd. (SiO. .GarOltna) %. Mat.
Sn elmer srcsen BrfiamhIuns murben Ssl6ldBr
aefa6t, pel6e bic Sanolunssweile bes Serrn
Srcpfs, in Dem an9riff auf 9rrrn Gunner re6t.
fertoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04

Gpweq, 25. Mat. Die Burger pisIsr Staot
bislten seiitrn gItenp untrr SorfiB csS WaYOrS
cine Seriammlng. I'M tbre @ntriitm9 iibrr rit
benz Senator Sumnsr wtperTabrens NliBbanpIun9
altSsulpWGsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
g1afcnis oor, GkssnuIIlroGs. lph,IaStlrbi
AnDttDrS~ ~Anset0e.

J
in Sent gSaifcnacriGbt son &cSbd So.
81 Der Safe rer Rs&nun0 pom 9GiIip Gtaue
uno Scibua NauA, gIomiuiiratrren Spn Der Sin.
terlaSenI6aIt bes perifOrtrncn apamG Giau6,
lcBtbtn pUn Gqnn Saunl6ip, 2r9a Gapnty.
llnO nun gprit 8. 1856, stndnnte bic Court
.. s. 8t 1lsr, Gq., ale gurttpr, INN srbadtr
8eAnlln9 3u aubten no lbrr3uiebrn, unS psm
G'eies ssmd6 cine Sertteiluns 3u MAIDEN.
-, aus ben ltrfunoeu..
I4SB q. 0D. Mfidfcp, Cdr.
B%S6rrbsuamter 9lueitpr rrp Die 9ai6ten
Irtnrr Grnsnnuns ibrrrsbmsn, Sarniiags rCn %
Stunt ndhfrnS, um 10 r16r 8crmtttaas, an esm
6auIs pom 9 amuetS amp, in 2gnn Sauu,
fnip, es6a Gauntp, allwo Itt ale 8etbeiliotsn
siafnnen t6nnen, tUsnn It es fir laiGIiG srad.cn
Stunt A. no4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
9f q 0 / / 0 t
sc q 6 + | Cb t

prO bisrmtt 9escbcn, rap bic Su@er, bur2 tts
5ncprpOratcren Der 6osclSpiae nYure Gravel
SprtnScn gBaiiers6rmpa8Hic," fir, SutIuiptiOn
pes Stods, untcr ibrcr Atts BON Incorporation,
am Samias ben t4tsn Sa9 Stunt, an Gem Sat.
bauis pcn osnrp 0.tnttugtr, gu. So
geIsplas, Spiiden ren Stunpsn pcn unp upr
peS giatntittass, rts beia8ten Cages, 9cRifnrt
werpcn IOQsn.
Die Sncprpptat6rcns
Sunt i. 1856. -....-- nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
&erbcfratBtt: u

9(n 25aen gai, pura YaRcr 9. 6. SrUbR
6trt Spb g.. ops, pcn Nisoer>Saueon,
Rcrtbanlttrn gaqntp, NIT Drip 6 a TT artna
8anse er..son SbersSluecn. eeda 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
S6tefer : OQ6er.

-~ETEITEF ~NkVEFF
1r llnter,eiAnste gilt bicOur6 9aGriGt, boB
Ct an eem Aaentaun &e8rItabn Gsppt, in Sf-
AarntIun einen
gteurn Sdirfcr (Slatcl Srf
er6Hnst bat-alrp er INNER o1e gIrten S@iefsr
gum CaHpGden ouf !6auO batsn upo psbsr ot
,atlsr'nieryislsn YrsiBen psrtaufsn rpirO. GH>
oertauft tlps bic Stbicisr sum Tad, unO con.
trabht aud nm paBeIte 5u rr6sn, 9srars mic s5
&iufer winIarn.
Oanttm ftr bsreits Senpbrnr &unti4ait, tita
trt or UNI fcrnrsn gcnsstsn 3uiprub, uup Sers
Ipr,dt, pCnn ss in ietusr @ewaIt lie9t, ale
2niPrCGeucr Soutpmmen gu tefriepi9en.
gSilliam 8Cfj
% Qssrt fir @p6rr unp gBilIiams.a 8
Glentaun, Wli %, rabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-06-04
Spr0tt'S Satcnt 9Jrdmirm
Selbltl ltlte9elnbe Gannelt,

,ur pCnitanoiser GrbOtuns, i'm frlfbsn Sufuuos Of:
let Srrtsn ron . .,,.r g..
.... 90 Stf unb Seertatiljsn. ..s., Z:
0itt rer;detihrn &onutn nurosn in alien Gbsi.
fen bcr Scr. Staatrn bGuptdhtitb ein9efGbrt nah:
reno oGu lcetuGr9on9Enrn Spt Sabreu, (oie Scrfdus
fc uo auf Ctuias buuocrt SouItuo 9ttr9:n) uno Mic
rar bEim 8triube cincs ncutn Qrttfcls Der @rfrto
prultiurtocr. Sa tStncm SoIt bitten .fs ihrtu
SnhoIt iu CrhoItCu, 100 Ole Iarutuu9sn vldG hc
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27

81 10 the Secretary Of State, but all call upou the
PRESIDENT. On the lst Of January every diplo-
mat at Washington puts on hs foil uniform,
and, secretaries and attaches. calls officially at
u VI. upon the President they are received
by the Secretary of State, by whom thew are
iu,roducrd TO the President Ifthey have wives
or daughters. they also call with the Ministers.
aud after their respects are made TO ihe Presi-
dent they are introduced, with the Ministers,
BY the Private Secretary, TO the ladies Of the
house Aher this ceremony Is over, the off,
GERS Of the army and navy, in uniform, call, and
then the people. who are introduced by the
United States Marshal
The crowd pass into the East Room. and
make their exit through one Of the windows,
temporarily made into a door. Up TO Gen.
Jackson's frs, term refreshments were furnish
ed. but crowds OF rowdies came and insulied
the respectable portion Of the visitors. drank and
feasied, destroyed the furniture, and ended in a
riot; since that music alone is furnished
Beyond the Blue Room is the State dining
room. 1t is not large enough, being 80 feet by
25 1t is fitted up IA an appropriate style, and
will accommodate 4 tolerable company but as
the Executive enieraius Congress, .hs Supreme
Court. diplomats and most Of the disiing-
uished people who visit Washington at his Ia
bic. he requires commOdious and convenient
dining-room.
The etiquette in The Executive mansion is
not what It vas under Gen. Washington. still
It requires some little study John Quincy
Adams wrote small pamphlet 90 the subject,
which has usually been considered the court
guide. General Jackson was particular in all
matters Of etiquette, but Mr.. Van Buren sur
rounded the President and the intercourse in the
White House with more style and taste than
any OF our Presidents since the elder Adams.
In going to the dinner-table. the Yiee-Presideni
follows the President then the hief Justice
Speaker of the House then Senators. Cabinet,
Justices Of the Supreme Couri. and Members o
the House. This was carried out BY General
Jackson, who (Mr Van Buren having no wife }
handed in to dinner the wife Of Senator be-
FIRE the lady Of Secretary and Justice OF the
Supreme Court. because these latter offices arc
sppoinied BY the President, by and with the ad-
vice and consent Of the Snafc. The private
dining-room is also on this door.
On the Second floor, directly over the State
Room, is the Library, which contains 4 num-
Der Of documents collected by direction Of Mr..
Fillmore when President, adjoining this, OF
the NORTH is the Presidcut's private Office, a IA
vorite room with Gen. Jackson, and en- suite is
the room Of the Private Secretary. The re-
mainder Of this floor coniaius the dorniiories.
While the Executive mansion is a commo-
dious and elegant building, sill il is very fal
from be log palatial, and is surpassed BY Humer
Gus private residences throughout L. country
- Liwfsd States Mag0zine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-27
THE PRESIDENTS HOUSE.

The first Presidential mansion was erected in
1898, and stood ill August, 1914, when ii was
entirely burned by the enemy, nothing being left
bu, the bare walls. The present house was
commenced in 1915, and completed in the fall
Of 1918 in December OF that year, President
Munroe and his family moved in and occupied
the building. It's Internal arrangements were
not materially altered. The expense of the
house and oui-buildings was between eight and
nine hundred Thousand dollars, but a similar
structure could be crested now for about $780,
900. The style admits of some ornamentl,on
but very little has been used tire balustrade is
very plain, and is constructed of iron, painted
white; and on the north side there is not height
enough.
The Executive mansion, thus commenced
and finished, has remained ill the presen, time
with litile exterior. and until the incoming o
the present Administration, interior alteration.
1t is situated on public reservation elevated lC
nearly the same height as Capitol Hill, one and
half miles southwest Of the Capitol,
The grounds between the mansion and ih'
Executive buildings are filed with beautfu
shade trees, which add much to the comfort anC
health Of the occupants of the White House. -
The south front looks toward the Potomac, hav
ing fine view down as far as Alexandra. I'm
mediately in front the ground is tastefnlly lai,
Oft, with two small hills, gradually slopins t.
the south broad graveled walks, abundance o
uecs. iron cottage seats scattered around, th'
I view ioward the stream and the breeze from lh'
water make this one Of the most agre.ahl
promeuades ia Washington though allaehe'