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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19
TECUMsEH, K. T., May 7, 1856.


The Commission have just resumed their lasors,
with the hope of getting through to-day. A mes
senger has been up from Lecompton this morning,
serving a subpoena on Reeder. Reeder replied,
81 cannot leave this Commission; I can't go.
"Would like to go there before the Grand Jury if
g. could have time. Besides, he added, cycling
the document that had been handed to him, "this
sis not in form; it shows no authority on its face"
The messenger went back without him. Reeder is
a most industrious and useful member Of the Com
mission. The Pro-Slsvery men evidently fear and
hate him. Hence this attempt to keep him dancing
before Lecompte's Court on the plea Of giving
evidence before the Grand Jury. The next thing,
perhaps, will be an arrest for contempt of Court,
and parcel of dragons behind some pretended
sheriff. Judge Lecompte, in bis charge to the
Grand jury added, what forgot to state, that the
Grand Jury must not be deferred from finding
bills, under the impression that the laws could
mot be enforced He would assure them that
there would be force enough to enforce the laws
and sustain the officers" OF course he speaks
by the card.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19


j. H. GERHART sworn-Came to the Territory
from Missouri in February 1884, settled on the Osage
in the yth District went to election March 80, 1856
saw a crowd at the place Of votng-some of them
residents of the Territory but large number Of them
from Missouri; rode through the camp Of party who
were at the polls; witness commenced naming men
who had been at the election, and who livedin Mis-
souri,, but demurred to naming any of these men,
but proposed examining the poll books and pointing
out the actual residents, nearly all of whom he knew;
stated that there scarcely fifty resident voters in
the district, and he knew about all in IT, witness ia
Pro-Slavery man, and when questioned to whether
these men voted, said: "Oh, yes; these men from
Missouri don't deny it; they stand up to it," wit
nss said there considerable difficulty and fuss at
the election; said he attended the Convention to
nominate candidates; Mr.. Yunges (of indie
pendence) was there, and made speech,
saying that Mfsourans had a right to vote;
Mr. Fox, FreeState man, had replied and said that the
men who broke down the briar and made the paths
into the Territory had the right only" the FreeState
men nominated candidates that day. the Pro-Slavery
men did not nominate candidates. witness did not know
where these were nominated never heard; the men
elected were voted for by these Mssourians Of
the number two Councilmen and theic Representa-
tives) were Missourians and Yurger was one of the
lstteri before witness moved into the Territory he
heard the men from Missouri say they coming up
tovote before be EFF Missouri. WITNESS corroborated
the other testimony given Of frauds at the same
.lectiop.
J.W. WILSON swom-Came to the Territory in
August is'4 settled in the With district or Wolf creek
came nom jackson county, No was at the election
"aich W 1898; there was large crowd of men there
and ~ many campo there that he thought the u. s.
troops were there there wa, not lee, than 900 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

LAWRENCE, Saturday, May =" io0os :,
Yesterday Gov. Reeder was invisible al Gay. -
to.d,v Il !, rumored that he has gone or 10 coz
East At the urgent request Of friends Of peace =.
do not wish hostilities precipitated. Reedsrs.n
,,.en the po.iton that he would not allow
petty writs to be served on him, tho nv.
brought to direct issue, and as the peep.
would have stood to him and defended bio ~
necessary. hostilities were, at least
Under these circumstances, and not iron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

pes. and exhaust the r.dence and funds Of apa'
triot I have Just earned that the Grand jury are
busy at work indictiug Gov. Robinson, and all Of
nc other officers of the State and Members Of the
I. s;s,ature, for "high treason" This may be
r,led on. Judge Lecomptes yeast woxks.
It's cool pight in the hotel at Iecamseh. A
Rev. something ga College Professor from Iowa
has iu.t b en- preaching in the other room. There
is a party Of card players passing behind me,
ard am writing by the last remnant Of candle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

The Commission resumed their labors this morn
ing ut O'Clock.
The REV. Mr.. BURGESS recalled-His testimony
went to prove further frauds in the Third District by
examination Of the poll books; also, that he had been
indicted for perjury by the Grand Jury (ProSlavery,
and warrant served him. his offense having been
sending protest TO the Governor Stating the facts and
frauds in the election.
Mr.. G.. l.. MITCHELL recalled-He had been left to
examine the poll books that evening, and now gave
testimony as to how many of the voters IN the Third
District at the March election 1855, were then resi-
DENTS these amounted to twenty eight in all, being
majority of them Pro-Slavery meD; there were be-
tween three and four hundred votes polied. THIS WIT
ness gave his testimony in very clear and decided
manner His testimony was positive and all important
but Rees, Whit6elds Attorney, never attempted 10
cross-question him. 1t was useless
JoHx LONG swom-Settled in this district IN JAN,
1855; came from Independence, Mo his testimony
was Of the same character; he had seen large num-
Der of strange men ct the polls in the Third D'stct
many Of whom he knew to come from jackson County,
Mo /; 20 far as he knew tbsee men were mostly ron
Jackson and Clay Counties, No.; they camped above
the town, voting place; all Of these witnesses were
made TO exemine the poll books and testify Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-19

dent that Col WoOdsen, who acted as Whitfelds at
orney previou. to the removal of the Comn ron TO
Tecumseh, had been up to Tecumseh to vote himself
at the March election 1885, and had taken very ac
tive hand in the management of the election being in
favor of the election of Strcker to the Council This
witness also testified TO the violence used TO the Judges
of the Election, Burgess and fitzpatrick, to drive them
from their post. 1t also came out that some of the
MissouraDs brought tickets with Them and that some
of them, badly directed, went to the wrong voting
plsces. These printed tickets had been made in
Missouri.
Mr. JAMIsoy sworn.-Came to the Territory from
Missouri in October, 1884, resides in the BUR- Oak
district" opposite st. Joseph; saw men in about a
dozen wagons coming from Missouri toward where the
election was to be held men came from st. Josenb
and kept coming all day; Is nearly witness could
estimate there was at least 200 Of these voters tbev
csme well armed with rifles, revolvers, bowie knyes
ard clubs; Just before the polls opened the Free
State candidates consulted and then declared the Frso
State ticket was withdrawn, ard they and the;r
dis withdrew and left the Border Ruf;sns
TO themselves; Gen. Stringfellow, Of Weston wa.
there and when the Free State men withdrew. ma,
named Fields announced the fact, which caused er.a,
reoicpgs the voting lasted all day. 3o3 votes pollsd
only IS of them residents and armed party stad 70
guard the polls till night, expressing, as reason
fear that the Free State men would come in add vote
witness did not vote and tried to dssuade the real RESI-,
dents of the Territory from voting, because the mum.
b. from Missouri too great for them and, also 10
rrevtn mt boodshed; during the day witness saw bar.
rel of whisky the ground, and the men drinking
tberefrrm many were drunk; some men from Ms.
sour had their votes challenged, and the demand made
that the oath be prescribed but this request was not
complied with; Of the three Judges appointed by the
Governor proclamation, but one served these men
appointed other two in the place Of those who left
when this Missouri party came up; Gen. Stringellow
Of Weston, Missouri, acted as Clerk Of Election part
Of the day; witness does not think that there was
over sixty voters in the District ut that time, and
bat few Of them voted; some three hundred votes
were taken; Major Gen. Richardson made 'peech 1t
the assemblage, in which he 'sd that he hated Free
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
NubttDrS< Mn'Ctee
Hcbrmter 70.

Sn brm @aiicn9rribt Hrn 2eba Gr.
Sn brr Sadie Der Rr6nuns ron Omen Miaer
uno G'crfrieb Yctcr, GreeutUrrn ors leBten sEil.
lens uno Seloments son GltIabstb mil
Ter, lcbtbin prn SeiesItrr9 SaunI4ip, Ys9a
GduntY.
llnD nun girSem6rr z. 1856, rrnannts bic
GcuIt 9. 8. Siflcr, GiQ., pstsr 9mB unp g8it'
liam 8iilttr, gil., ais 9lupitors, um bic Obiss
gltGnuus itrrSuirttetn, ScrtbsIuns ,u MAIDEN unb
Dem naalcn iefssBten g8alsnsUiGt bem @slss
scmdB, SsriGt gu srfdttn.
G1SSN gluS ben urfuntsn
Ssrs2 SrjeustS.
I. 10. I1IiGlry, Sdrriter.
Stn0rnannls @ub;tcren wGbn Ii6 iir rrn
Gnesmrd ibrsr Sslmmuns SsrIammcln, auf
Dcmcrlags ben If. Dr0mtcr, uni llbr No6'
mittusf, am @allauIe Son pstrr % der, In
SG9rrsYils, 9t6a Gauutp, nllpo li6 atle Snts'
rserte sinfnrrn tSnnsn, penn ls rS ais ndtbtS ere
adten.
glppentrr 70, n1im
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
Watfen9ert6ts< 8erfauf.
YiJls gMgU9sg
llnb iiterbaupt lebr T6dsbareS Giscne
tbum
Suf Sftutli6rr ftuou ,u utrkaufeu.


tbum
Nuf Sfrntli6rr pfubu ,u ufrkaufen.
Sn Sraft unb ;ufolsc enss 8sfctls aus ben
BliIsngert6t BON 2s4a Gauntp, fca auf silent
lihsr 8snbu psrtauft iperpen. auf Samltdss Der
29fsn Rupembsr, um 10 ubr SprmittasS, aui
psm Ylase fsitli,
Cine berrlibe Surnace,
peGds I&cn 80 Sabre in Operation wdr, ,u1dm'
men nit $500 Ider 2anb seiesen In gSaIhtns'
ton, Seipelbers uno 9pnn 5aunIhps, bes teIa9'
ten Gaunt9s. DaAelte ii eusstbciIt mic fcIst
ndmltAs
Sn rtne 6errli1e Sauerei
ptn $50 Qdr, wsl6e In ensm guten !3ulanbe,
untrr gutsn 5enIsn, uno iiberbaupt font In gutter
Srpnuns IT, unp auf wel&sr f6 btnldnslta Solj,
g8isIen unO StR bsfnbrt. Der RsR Der $500
9Idcr 9anees III msiiienttstlS sutss S6ub.eanb,
pprauf iceleG wsbsr 5rIs sstausn perpsn tanu.
Die Sertesrunsen barauf fnb
&wA Cine erife Site Surnarr,
:::; In ScGlsr Speration-7 0O9nEauIrr
Ess nit ben nBtbtsen NussngcbSubrn, cine
quite SGpst,g S6surr, S&mieO SGap, unb
ibertaupt ale 3ur Setrstbuns pss GiIrnssI6Sf.
tes nStbtse 4u6en9ebduoe. Die gGdfItrr @ewait
III cine ietr sutt--uu6 bsFnbst ib cine bsrrItbs
engine auf psm Gtssutbum.
0lti6 fails:
Bur nSmGt4en 3sit unp aut nSmlt&sn Srt,
Gin septBer Stri6 9anb,
enttaItsnb G tisntr1; buruuf II etsnfatIs ell
ne Dampfs sGnstns unb anbere auHsnsrtSube srs
rGtet sslssen In Ncro' 'g4bsittaa GaunG6tp. 9s'
&a &auntp; grGu,snb an 0dnOer prS prrltprbss
nea Stepbsn Ballet, entbaltsnp
IL 2IGfcr anS 10 Jfutbcn,
senaurS Waas, auf wsl6rm cine srife Site 6 l.
feuerss0 rub c, betannt als Strpben 8atliett
8rube 1T. DieR II bic bette, metf aus9epebnlis
unb ersiebisile Nine in er6a @auntp, unb Rsbt
teirer IN 9enn1ylsanisn mad. Dtelr @ruSe III
beretts 80 Sabre bsarbsitrt iuCrbsn, unb guar Bis
iu Der Strfe ron rs Sue. nit Der aust6t rrn
enen anbaltencen Sorratb. 9srlpnrn bic paS
Gt9rntbum oOr Dem Ssrfaufstast Su bsisbsn irun'
lGsn, bfIisben an,urufrn bet Spbn Camp
b 4, Der barauf wuGnt.
6 benfa d 8: Gin antrrsr Grid qanb,
rntbaltenb 10 9ltrr mo q 9tutDcn; erGn;enp
an 0Gnoer beS perfcrtenen Stephen Salrtr llnp
anoere setssen In tsIastsm Suun1t,ip unO 60. {;
{SsgA barauf III srri6trt elm 1O>bnbaus, ID
E.Isn StUd BOD, 5rdmitaa unO anpsre Nsbsn'
9ebiube.
GS III biss Elm 16ett bes 9lntertaBenen ltesen.
ben SernUsenS brs Ssritorbsnen Stepbrn
. a q ct, e9rSsm BON teia8tem Saunl4ip unp
Gaunts.
Die, Seeingunaen ant Sertaufstnse unS Quf.
tuartun9 BON
2(arpn Saflict sfS,or.
Srbn Salltet ''' '''
Duta bic Gpurt-S. g8. @idlep. S4r.
gicprnter IL. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
e II 6 { Il B q il.
QntbertG6e Calender.
Tcremeer 10.

Sm auftrds Der eutbsril6tn SsnUbs bon BEN
Staat gsnnIplDanicn, Bat Sdicr SrstR stntn
euttsril6sn Calender far 1857 trdussssssen
wsIGer aub i'm SuARotr sum "esGd patrtct"
,u taten III. grsIs Gents ginjtlue unb 81
Gents pas Du,sno.
October %, 1856,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
9td6rt6t
92cpembcr 10.

wirb tiermit scsetsn, cu6 bic untsrist&netsn ais
aomtniitratOrn Der 5nterlassni6aft bes prrilcrs
benn Spnas S9ncd, leBtbin pm Ncrp'
g8bcittaa 5aunI6ip, 2e6l Gaunty, ernannt nor.
ben FnU. U.--alIe bisjcnissn paber wslde nod an
bcIaste 5irtsrla6sni6aft idutoen AnO aufscfcroert
innertatb 6 gBUGn lei ben llntrrjej6nstrn an;u
rufen unb at;utejablsn. - unp iclGe bic nod
rthtmdbiDe 5crOsrunsen tabsn m6Scn, IinO sbrns
fails erluAt Iol6e innsrtals Der bria9tsn Seit
wpfltritatist rtnSu9Snet9cn, an
Gliiabrtb S6nef,
8suben Deibert
@rmintA Aratcrrn.
9tcben6er 10. 1856 nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
NQ6ri6t

pirb hermit srssttn, bas bic llntsr,siGnetrsn als
QOminiarators Der StntsrlaemIhaft bes ssrRur.
bsnsn 9 ptUmUn Sisbsr, Isbtbtn ron SaI,.
burg SauniAip, es6a Gaunty srnannt porben IInp
-2lls bisisnissn babtr bic nod an stfaste Sintsrs
ldesnIdaft f6ulorn, fnO srnillia aufSefOrbsrt in
nsrbaIb gBpHsn BEL ben llntsr3ti6nsttn anSuru'
fen unO at,ubsSublm, limb Ict&s bic nod re6tmd.
6ise 6crrtrunasn bdbsn, lfnb sbsufaaS srIu6t
Irl&e rpblbeitdtist innsrbalb Der beiastsn 3eit
sin;ubdntisen an
Charles SO. 6. 9ieGsr,
SosnrD Sieber, Ibp'rs.
SYIpeifer 9ir6rr,
Setcttr %. nt6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
gSaS fann etne SsrauenSz

TFFTEFF FYFFlF
Dtelts lang srwartets BUD bon 8. 9. Qrs
tbur, LIT ieBt tsrsit fir assntsn unh @anvaI-
fsrs. GS bat elm unssbsursr atsans. unb pirb
ais istn better Grfcls brtra6tet. DARN tptrb as.
funbrn Srn. Qrtbur's @nii6ten Gbsr bic fri-
tifGe Sra9e BON 5rauen.Sf E d ten, unb mas
lls ais 9 d ne er, @atttn uRb W u I.
ter 3u ttun psrmas.
YrO6s @opisn psrcrn burG bic pcR SrI&tdt,
mad bsm emFfans pom einsm 9baIer.
S. %. Sraples, gerleser,
4S Serb 4ts etrags YbilaSslpbia. pa.
81. D. gSir publtstrsn ale bic neue Sa&er
ess 9rn. artbur. S&ide fir unisre eias, uno
8ceinsunsen an 9Issntrn.
Sttcber 15. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
S6dBb1reS Gt9entbum

auf ETrntlidcr Scnbu .Su prrfaafcn.
guf Sumaass ben 29Rm gOUsmter, tim 10
llbr Gprmittage, fca an 8alIistS Furnace, IN
Bai&inStcn Saunfdtp, ee4a Sauntp. bfsntIid
psrfauft tpsrben:
Ginc berrficbc 9yldntafc6e,
friiter 8ceisnet BON Srirbrb ghllrr, srlegen in
tr1a9tsm SdunI6ip unb GauntY, rtpa stne Meils
spn tslaStsr Salist's Jurare, ardn,euO an Gan.
Der BON Simcn S6neiber, gtpi 9trppert unb an,
bere; srtbaltrnb 152 Nder. mrbr peer wsniasr.
Gtwa Is Qdrr baDcn iinb bcl,tano, etrpa 2td.
CT CUTE g0ieirn unb Der gleit III 9utrs 8aulanb,
untrr suten 6enIen unb ipna in terrlider Orb.
nunS. Die SerbsBerungsn barauf iinb
@EA Gin bcrrIitcs @pbnbaus,
l:;;:Ha cine nWe S6wri,crsS6susr 40 tet 60.
Essea& Gin suteS SpriusbauS, Gbsr elmer berr.
ltasn unO nicfeNenern Sprinse. unb titertaupt
ale anbsre n6tbise auBrnsebaupe. Gs trfinpst
iia AUD bjulSnsIi4 DIP auf rrm 9anpe.
Stisrs eanb ld6t ii6 fdiflib in spet 9Grls
tHsilsn, unO fam auf jsue g8eile prtauft psrpsr
Wsnn es Sdufsr am SdtdtiGFm len Iullte.
Gs II bttS tcrrliGrs Gisrnt9um uno SaufIu.
itiSs werern rpbltbun Fem Serfauf beiSuwcbnsn.
Die Srrin9unsen am Gerfaufstdse unp auf,
partun9 bon
galltet unb GcSan.
HcbrmGer 70 no3rn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
q RI gnie
2(ritS tSs2Serf0,tf.

Samta9s esn 29teu Ncpemter nabitsus, UNI 10
ltbr Serm,tta9s, lcl auf benz glass flbl auf 0ent.
Ittsr 8encu pertauft wsroen:
6 in 9 Ii G 2dnb,
9ctescn an Der GtroGs pc~ 8etblsbsm mad, Oudtcr:
tcIpn, nabs cen 5inf; ;Gruben, e9cno tbeils in Se:
oerfautcn SauuIhip, 91crtbamptcn Gauntp, uno
tbeils in Oteriauscu Saunihip, seba Gauntp. srsns
,cno an eauo pcn @barlss Disbt, Sobn Sectttan
uno anofrsr, entbaltsno SO adsr, nlsbr cesr ptni:
ger. Die @s6duoe flnD sin 9rc6es yusit6dl9ss Dep:
pcltes ftsinsrn
- GS . q II i O tGSO
,,s.s.HEAa Sdpsijcr itsinerne G8assnichsS
4zxsz@aA uno anocre Ietsnesbdure, Gin 8ruunsn
init punps III rot Der 6oushtrs, ein pcrtrsffItdsr
aepfeI: 8oum9arten uuo anOers Stflcrtsn fino oul
Dem Gt9cubum. u Itb- Ut slns ltbr pertbpclIs
Sano:Srubs auf Dem eonos. Das eane III gut in
Srnitn uncin encm 9uten utturjutauos-un9etsbr
9 ader ino 9utes bcl;laun.
Die Ssbin9un9rn am 8srtaufsta9s uno 1uirpar'
tun9 pom
Saecb ueterrctb, aIFsnie.
Bur nimtiheu Belt uuo Srt iousn eOsnfalIs auf
SeFentli9er Senbu
fclssuoe arttsl psrtauft rprrorn:
Gin 3tsauIs @aseu. Elm lssSuls:Bas'n, @a9cns
fhema uno eeitsrn, elm Bu99prpa9su, rfsrpe9Ihtrr,
GlRnsr5; ;Saoop, eine sSa9enoethls, SblIttsn, Sats
tel unb Baum, elm 9rep Saul, Strcbbanf, gutter:
trc9. Silts Wnou,able, crsi 8dbe, rptdbe nit nd6:
item frtfh rpsroen, N1iitbatsn uno @atsIu, Ssu:
9obeln, 8ih. uuo auoers 8sttsn, 2 RotIhntiue, 3
eduftr, unssfStr 80 Slid bdbusr uno @ntsu, pcts;
id9s uao art, Sruhtretfs. 23 bsfbta9tns pfcitsn.
30 SdsbtSds, gSsIfbfcrn in ben 8Clbsu, 8lsscbmst
oeu. Gruuobesrcn bsim 8uitbs, DsiJsu uuo 9Rcs:
9enfaamen i'm @ruuos, @sfthferuloub uno StrOb
beim 9sbuno, cine Cot SimctbrsSe 10 Ssttsn unb
8sttlacen, uu9sfibr 40 Daros Carpet, 2 bausub-
ren. 8 Bureaus, a Std9tltifths. ancsrs 2iihs, elm
Scehcfsu, 5 8cbIrnSfsn nit 0Rcbr, Spic9d, Dur
ssuo Stdbts, Gdfhrant, Jsdhsnfbrant Sint, Sads
ubr, SJlhtSpfs, Gpinnrao, 5aipsl uno Scttsl, Bcts
tttn, 8ta6tr. eiu src5sr sierner uuc tuperutr 8ss
ict, 6eteiisu, StSnoer, 3dtsr, Sbs9efbirr, 6Ihen:
9sibirr, cine 3rtlbmaihnc uno pfrpe9cpalt, uno
nch vict oucrre GrtiteI gu peiudufi9 Su meIosu.
Die StoinsuuSsn am SsrtaufstaSs unc aafruar
tun9 vcn
Saeob urbcrrrt9,
alf9nis pcn 8ctsrt eautndb.
0fcpembrr 10. nI2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
9f16ri6t.

SbbNTkkN wye
rtrt tierrnit 9esrtcn cab Der llnterSst&nrte ale
Srrcutpr Der SnterlaeenIGaft bes Serfcrbsnen
SVtn Sea, lest6m BON sRetIsnburg Gam.
idip, Srda G1untp ernannt purpen III. - Vile
pisienissn pater peGc nod an tsiasts Sinter-
ldbenlhait I6ulcis Iinc, fins tisrbura dufssfCrs
bert tnnerbalb 9Gr6sn bei Dem llntsrjsi6neten
an3urufsn unb abjubr,ablen. - limb ScIde bic
nod re6tmabiae 6Orrerunsen tutsn, flnO sbrn.
fails eriu6t icl6e wobltsitdtst nnsrbaIb Der be-
iasten 3eIt einjutrnssn an
9lbrabam 6p6, Gr'pr.
October %. 1856 na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
@0t9nte Na6ri6t.
g1cocm6er IL. 1856.

Da 8c6trt 9auta@ uno feline 5rau
gnber, BON Sbr'Sauepn EcwnIGtp, Ge6a Gaun'
to, pcrmittell elmer frsimilism usberl6rsituns
patirt ben 24. Setotsr, 1856, al itr Gissntbum
an ben llntsrl&rietenen iberssten baten, unr
3rar gum beiten Der GreNitpren res bsiagtsn Ec.
bert 2aubaa. 70 psrpen btemit ulle petrntsen mel.
DE nod an ibp I6uGcts fnb aufsefcrpsrt inner'
talb 6 Bc6sn anSurufsn unp abSubsjabIen
iOl6r wsI6s nod rsatmdlFSs auiUrpsrunsen an
beiagtrn GaubaH baten, werrsn ebsnfals auf9e-
fcrOrrt innerbalb Der bsiusten 3sIt ibre Reanun'
gen woblbrltGttSt stn3utdnpi9en an
0acOb s. lleberrrt9, &iItsnie.
Ncsrnttsr 6. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26
Oas neue StbaI9eianebmtb.

Das nsue beut16e S6ulssIunstuG, ssnsbmist
BON Der 2utbniI6sn SsnUbs BON gsnnfplpanifn
unp Der 5p6beutfG 'gisformirtsn SpnUes In BEN
gsreinisten Stanten, une psrltst BON SaRpr
8rpbl In aasntorn, IN Icsbsn in sintr spsittn
unb perGhSntrten Nuf1dss friHttnen. Dieles
SaHlein enttGlt sisls Der fbal4sn Sernlitbrn
aus ben aItrn 0rInnsbd6srn unb cine CUTE gluss
nail Der belen bsutfhsn 8incsrltDer. unb tli Zee
lirnmt fir ben Samilsnfrsts, lcipie fdr bic Gee
nstnbes unb Sonntnssl1uIs. Der 9rsis IN tSS
Gts. tas Stid unb 50 bos Dubenb. Sm 8u@s
itobr gum ,,erGa Ydtriot'' iR bielts @danss
bd&len beim Gnsslnsn unb tstm Dusenb ju bas
ben. unisrt esltr in Der 6trns tSnnm buiT.Ite
per Ypa trjirtsn. gUrtp 3Gts. bas Stad.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-26

Samtaes Den 29itsu S1cpsnltcr ndbittus, UNI 10
ltbr 8crmitta9s, icI auf bem gass fblt, auf Ssnt.
Ilbtr 8ennu pertauft psrocn:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08

ireland, as pictured by those of her poetic chill
dren who have come hither, is perfect island OF
snchantmcnt, full of sounds and sweet airs tina t
"give delight and hurt not" and teemng with fer
tility and beauty Indeed when We read in the
gorgeous periods of some pet patriot of her blooming
valleys majestic hills, gigantic streams and other
adornments of that class, we are sometimes dis
posed to wonder how the crowds Of Irish gentle
men and ladies' who daily are landed or our shores
could have inflicted on themselves the priyation of
parting from such paradise for country of such
inferior attractions as this. And were we not pos
sessed with an abiding sense of the matter-Of-hct
adherence to sober truth and total absence of all
exaggeratOn which distinguishes the Irish genius,
We should be almost tempted TO question the fdel-
| ity of such pictures.
Once, however having torn themselves from those
emerald charms, we fancy it would be in better
taste and much more 10 their interest, in these
Irish gentlemen and ladies to transfer their afec-
ton to the country they have adopted than to pass
their time in longing, lingering looks back upon
their old love and idle dreams of cOnquering
! her anew However charming aud amisble
NAV have been O former spouse, the present
husband does not particularly relish q con-
slant reference TO his excellence and signing to
return to his heart. Nor has the feeling against
the admission to ourcitzenship of Irish immigrants
arisen so much from any prejudice against the
race as from the conviction which their perpetual
absurdites go far to justify, that in receiving the
night they 20 not recognize the duty of becoming
true citizens of this country, loyal to it in afec-
ton and interest, and loyal to il alone. Even if
these " invasion" meant anything but miserable
vapOrs, there might be some excuse. But with
out the smallest practical result they cover the
country they propose to disenthrsl with ridicule,
| lead of week, inAspmsbls peopls from thar