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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
Sstretdrs SfftE
.parrisbur9 Stunt ~, 1856.
ipennipiYanieit, 6S.

pennipiYalier, SS.
So ts,rusc, ra6 SGiass zine scsrrue une rid.
ttae a6lGrift Der ..Sns" unp Der ,,Ncins" 1T,
peltbe iiter ben 8eidluB 9eucmmen wurosn, Der
9erdneerunaen sur GcnIlitutcn oeS Staatse te0n'
traet, pie nieIeltsn fit Sprftneen in BEN Sa8etis
dern Der bripen SiuIer Der gsnrralsg sghsmtlp pirer
GrpubtF fir Die Sbuns BON 1886.
zz1N SeuaniB: mrtne Sano uu6 baS Siegef
AEhSAtslaster Sffrf, pieitu 27iten Stunt, 1856.
II. o. Curtin,
Gstrstdr Nsr 9sspublif
cSui 9. 1856. nqtg5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
S6tefer : OQ0er.

Der llnter,ei9aste aitt btercurd gta6rt6t, tob
ct an benz Glsntaun IisssItabn Depot, in Dit
Glfntauu etnen
9teuen Sfteier (Slate) t6rf
tr5fnet bdt-a[lpr er thinner aur 9Irten Sbtefer
gum DaASeden auf 6lnO balteu, uno treter an
BEN alsr.nteorisRen preiBsn sertauisn tplrb. CT
Ssrtauft Bios bic Shjeier gum Dad, unO rcn'
trabirt aud tint pabeI6e 5u reten, 9sr1re rpte rS
8iufsr rpinI6sn.
Ganfbar fit tcretts selp6sne 3unbidaft, Bit
bet er UNI fernsren gcueistsn 3uIpruH, unb Der.
fprt6t. psnn e5 III fetner @erplIt Iie3t, elle
anlpre4snOe pcatUmmen 3u tefriebi9sn.
gDilttam 1ef,
Qsent fir 0toBer unp g1ttItanls.
N(lentdur, Utai 29, nat0
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
Sstret6rs Sfftc

SetrctGrs Sffte.
Sarrisbur9 Stunt q, 1856.
9ennfYlSanien, 90.
Sd teseuse bicrmit, taF Stises zine sttrrae
unb rt6tse atl9rift beS Original ,,9siaIuBes
in 8etreT elmer QtdnperanS Der Gcnittuttcn," "
mic bsrIelsf FA in bjelsr Office aufSsrsbt bsnort
in.
90 9um 3susniB reGen Bale Id htrrunter
esassntene Sanpl6rft seIebt utb bas StescI
Der SeustdrS SfFce binsu9eIiist, an rtsen Sabr
unp Gaa u. @ Curtin,
SstretGr per Rspu6Ilf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
sn Grnnt. 1frril 21. la56.

Gts Der 8rI6tus. pelfrr 8erdnrsrunsen sur
GcnIitutipn Der 8epublf bsaatrast. untcr Gripd'
auns mar uno bic Srase seltslIt Wurbs
sBta Ger Stnat bic srfe gtanrsruuS Sfnrlmis
gen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
8pr8ei h la8ene
COnltltutiOnS -AbaROrrnn9ru
hss Staat5 gsnnYtpantea.
8 8ef6tMf

3ar a6inStruus Der GOnitituttcn Der Htpubtif
8eI6to6en Ssm Senat unb Saus Der 9tes
prelentanten Ses Staat5 pennlyloanien, in @sne'
raj @Iemtty Ssrlan,melt DAP bic naaItcbsnern
Brr6eeerunsen CUR gcnttuttpn Der Stepublif por'
geI6tassn Fnb, In tlebereintunIt NIT BEN SrrfI9'
niaeR 6tS i0ten artiteIs rsrIslten.
g. Grlte Serbelerung.
Sc fen Der GCuitituticu Gin artied biu,usfdat
ptroen. rptbsr osr sftc 1rtfd 9tnannt wsresn ClI,
Yrts fcl9t:
Mrtifel I1.-SeffcutliAe. q 6ufSen
bctrcffene.
a6fhnitt ]. Oer Staat barF Shulben ma;
den nm ufaGi9s WIu9St ceGr 2tusdlls in ben Gin:
finftsn gu crltgsn, rolr 1us9oten gu tttreitfn, fir
suN5s ient feline 8crttbruu9 9ttrcisn oter ber Sc:
taunt6straa GOtber &esIhutouna c6 pirett cSer pa:
Taus ataeIstt cb trat elmer cptr mebrer often NCr
gftmhn, cocr gu ptrIhitceutn 3titperieocu 9smaht,
feu ME Gtten bunoert uao fdnfi9 toutno Sbalst
Iesrttiasn uno Die eurh lCtdt5 e hrteenmabcn
erTuahItnotn Seolr, icUtn fdr Den 3Dcd ptrIutupet
rpSrosn, fit uthiu s srbebtn puretn, Coer ;ur III:
tra9uu9 atic scaiaARr GAutrsn upo fir icnit tsintn
aHptrn 3utd.
dbtbuttt2 2. aussr Der ctiasn bcfhrSutten
eBavatt, eorf Der Staat oudb Shustn MAIDEN um si.
nsn finSlitben GinfaG ob;ufhasSu, 2fufrubr Su un'
IsEeratsu. cen staot in SrtS9sstttCn su @rbte9cn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
3icrte gSerbeiierulth.

SeabNhftnt ats NbfnlHttF @Dt ALEItNI It.
Die Gtfrsaetuna iclt Ole SRaht babEn, Den nah
orGtm rtrIhtmn Trribrirftrotno elmer Gcrrcrot'cn,
Of bur Elm tsicnSercS cher au0cmcnrs GeitB trtbti
ul ptrdncern. ,u ,potrrufn uno uuouItla III madden
pern nab trCr SQernuno tSftGte rem @uraern tte:
fes 3taas nathhttQ it, itbeh in fctcber aNcits onR
ben @rrrerGrrsu feline lIn9ersai9tstt 3aSca9t ptr'
BE-.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
Wbitabstpta 2tpril II. 1856.

berrsn g UauSuno EB tIcn SD babe
Cub msin 3eusniG ;u G'uutsn Der 9rcBsn Steber:
heit, 9stpSbrt w meiuem 9onjsn Stcd Suptten, Bus
der, paperrn, IL. no.. tsi Rem Stuet am Rnulteao
pfabe, ~ cfTtrireu-nno bic Shatahc ,u rerttnoen,
bag oeIttbs lib in spci ron bncn perfsrti9en SoIa
manoer Siherbeits:Riiten tefanoen.
Ia oiefdbe vcn Dem 5ten 5tcdrpsrt pen ben ,,ar:
titan Gjeeiucen," oo iis frdhsr 9sitanoen uno otr
Sise fr cine tauas Belt aus3sst paren, btrab9tfa;
fen nb, 70 mar Ssocr Der ;uas9tn mar, ais elttlbs
acSfnct nurosn, uno Den SnbaIt tsfbti9tE bSdt CT:
faurt.
allen bcuienissn bic cine 9sruiFt 8cfhdsun9 9Es
aen bas tc6suot Clement, Ssuer, Ill CrbaIten min:
fbsn, pdrbe id brs 6iitsn cbnt 8eoenfen anelns
pftbIsu, ea tisdOs nun fiber ortdnot9 9spruft fnO.
u. Y. xiofIan.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
YbitubsIpbia, Qprit ID. 1856


Serreu evans uuo 8atIon:- Sbne
9psif piro sS Sbnsn lic6 tin ;u crfabrsn, rag ttb
mein BUD, pctisn non 8sriiberun9. Gertftnttn
ron Stcd, uno anotrs ipsrtbpclle Dctumcnts, am
testsn Sreitaa als i'd Die vrn ibrer Sirmo ptrkr9r
Si6srbsits:Sits GfTusts. in 9utsm 3uitanbs fanS.
Oa i'd pu6tt baG oiefsl6s oer fsbr 9rcGsn 6iee
aus9clsst mar, wsIhes oas ,.9riian @s6auoe" jsrs
iSrti, uno ea itb wu6ts oa6 lit pom 3en Stcd bsr:
ataefaGItn rpar. 70 tcnnte id, pcr Der @rSuun9 une
Snfpsttirn bsS Snuern nur wtuia bcfFuun9 ha6en,
bae Der Subalt, rptthsu itb ein pcn 10 bcbcm @erth
belt, ftrnsrbin nod irosno gBertb fir nith teiibsn
FSnnts. Oa absr oefs Sefdrhtuu9en 9tidItber
aBsilt ith auosrs auspitfu. 70 fdbls i'd ss os mts
ne pHibt as9tn Sic, sufdnfttf Den 9sbrnuh ibrer
aiftsu aGln ouiutmpftbtsn, tptltbe pirtlttb acacn
bieiss firbterlibs Clement bchGBt III fstn tnwdnihen.
ESwaro GaaFiG, 9uhtubcr.
-8titinSis ouf oanb, potsnt putrsr u. Dict:
fsts S6lS6cr ftir 8anfrn, Stcbrs, u. III.
April 80. 1856. nal Z
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
SIN Ssnat, 2tpril 81, 1856.

SIN Ssuat, Ipril 81. 1856.
8eI6tober, ba6 bieIsr 8ei6iu6 paBre.
Bel Der riten 4bdnOeruns 24 SaS, 5 9tetns.-
Sei Der ,peiten &tGnperuna 10 Sas, 6 gletns.
Se Der britten Qtdnceruns % Sas, 1 Nein. -
9ri Ger oirrten abanSsruns % Sas, gieinS.
gutsus aus pem Scurnat.
Tbomas Il. t1ja9uire, gtsrf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

SssrstSrs Sftts,
2tuf9Isbt, aprit 2l, 1856.
II. 6. Curtin,
Sttrrtir Der Rsputltf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

wv VT Y : w 'sF'FF TT
6errsu 6 Gpnnsuu0 B on: - Gs 9es
ndbrt mir ole bShjts Srtuot. Cub benabrihti9sn
III tGunru. oa mir es Der tsihtssnotu Sualttdt Der
Sid5erbets.Qttsn bic itb ptr cini9en NRcnattn non
gu, fauftt, ~ psroanttu baOen, oaB mir elusn 9rc'
Gen 2btit unitrer Sumeten, Bdhsr, paPttrsn. etc.,
rsttetsn, pt(bs in @sfabr tanbsu 6s Dem Ssuer an
BEN aauitsac ptass, am gacr9sn bcs lltsn apriGt
ssriiSrt ~ iptrbcn.
aBsun mir in 9stradt ;iebsn, oaG eicfe Siittn in
benz 4tsu Stct pes @j!bduose parcn, rpethes mir be-
pcbntsu, uno baG fe ipStsrbiu in etn 6aufn Der
brenntnosn 8uiusn bina61rten, alIrpc Die 6tfe fr
arcg mar, ca6 Die me5ususn ptattrn acfbmcBcu fno
10 tSuusu mir uidbt unrbin Die GrbaItun9 unlsrer
ipsrtbvcIen gBaartu, ais G6srIeuasnoes 3suanlB an'
3ufbsn, oa6 Cure 6iitcu 9injttb 6susrfst 0ne.
gQit Srcuorn psrosn mir bicfsItrn 9sfhdftS:sru;
ten, ats cine fihers Scfchdeun9 9e9sn Tsutr aHsm'
pfsbttn. 6esrJe ~. SInens nno Comp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

ltnter,si6uste beoient Tb oiesr 9els9cnbeit ttnsn
Srsunosu uue eiuem 9esbrten Yabtitum anjujetN'n.
oaB CT lttu @sfhift nctb inlnsr on ftinem often
Stanoplaee in Sbnedspiuc, 0icrosIBbeitbaa Sauns
fbip oeho Gountr fortbetreibt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
Rtprcfntantcnbaus, 2tprit 81, 1856.

9tprtfntontenbaus, Nprtl 2l, I5ob.
8eIGGpeen, bab bieIer Selatub paBtrc.
Sst Der erlen atdnpsruns u Sas. "a gftins.-
8ei Der stpriten GtSnSeru8 63 Sas, % Neins
8ei Der Sritten Qtdnberun9 81 SaF, 25 9iGinS
ltnb tei Der 4. gtbdnSsrur9 SO Sac, Is gffins.
2lut3us aus Dem SrurnaI.
Dilliam JaE, Gtsrf.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
HERRING'S SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.

Die einIi9t Saf. (ftuerfIs 'titrns &tltt) mElhs in
itorn Rail ibrtn fimmttbin Suholt tei zen
nclbeu 9rcGln 5suttsbrinIfen ttmabrt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
Stfberbeits~ Giltel1.
Die SatamanDer Si1erbfitj aifeH pGu
philadelphia gs9eu Die l1orlt
GbanS nnb @at fpn

babsn bic ;uperfa6i9its 8srfIcbs
eruu3 in ben fcl9snoen @ertifi;
faten, ba6 ibre Galauaneer
Sibsrbeitss&iltcu, euotith pSt:
Tia scssist tatcn, baB fis has
Eno, mcfiir man iie aussat,
unO bas tis Gin 9ons Ntberer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

SUM 25.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

93ci Gem @ranot res 2(rtifan
@cbIuSt5 in 1bilorcLpGia, am
10. 2tprit, urb in rem 0rtFcn
TtuGr in ttr 9Nortt7raFt, om /.
gTai 1856, crhiett tiS Sthtt ,bsrs
rin0 cafe un6tIhiriat: Die
Surcltu pcn @screc 9a. SimcnS
.uno 9ruoer; bic Sdher, Yoptes
re ctt rrn EiEhrr UNI 0rnNcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
0rpBeS N1ilrDa6 l1n9liiG

$4,000 serlpren F.! $4,000 Serlrrrn
burd ben Sturs Der Cation 9tailrpab
Yriife /!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

Sbue se9sn Oas usrbEerenoe Gtmsnt' Gas 6FuE'
fluo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10

StppY'5 pplfctiem S1argrlbzStp tpbr,
SIC. 35 G8:it bamjtcn. Sma9t, 2laentrpu.
81. 81. Cine 9uttrfatrtns 6ono fam ?trttit CT:
Dlttm mtnn tct lrttrPihutttn rcrociprcthsn ptrt.
@bGnfUs fam Elm crotnttid>ts pdrthen fir ionuf:
grNsit cine ScIIs hoten mtnu cs iCSlsitb rCrFriht
2uu.aun, Ssptrmttr 3. rQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-09-10
3pritc 9}rrtciIerung.

gs ctG Der Gcnitiutcn Gin 1(rtitct binp9eft9t
Den, pstsr bet II 4rtitcl 9cnannt psrbsn fo, 'o'e
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FEsoLUTtNs or TIE WING STATE coz.
ygSTlDN or MARYLAND

wnraEas. TIE y Zig. of Maryland. IN gen
sFal Convention assemapd, believing that =
eri.i. has arrived IL the political affairs
af the country which renders Il the patriotic
daty 81 every goai ciIizrb IL use all proper
exeitiuns To check the progress u sctti"aal.
ism aaI dlsaninn. present f. their political
brethren. and 10 The naiian.l aud conser,a.
tive portion IL al partiss. IN Ill sect,nns II
ths tlnian the annexed declaration IL their
principle. aDd purposes
4. fiat iir Wings 81 Maryland aihrre to
the prlaciple. ai the.r y ~. - iiir inia'rn.
snc. ~ rh.th ibey rlrtird Zachary Taylor
mi a.ila-d y I'm ~ ~ ! "a ing ~ The past
stool ain,f rt.n al psric plt'na ! pesrn,
part, urgsaLitlan.. dscia.e their inivniian
Ii masafaia fle.F igdrp-ndeai passion until
81 Il time =. they nav deem an ac,tse re.
organ saiiaa advisable. --h.a,ouin al pill.
teal dlsabiii,ie, an account offel Il ase.eeil.
and the fullest sijotm Ut II the rig = q
eanseienrt. neith.T abandoning any old, %
adding ant nsw principle. except such 81 I
pur,iy naiisnal character as tie progress d
ihe country may require.
z. That the Wings ~ MARYLAND enter upon
this Presidential struggie win the t'opstita
lion a. their guide. AID the pre.eratioa d
the caion ffna the designs ~ sectional par
lies. as 40 ob;eci superior 20 all party sfiilia
ton. or the sitsinmrnt Of psriiLap purposes
and cordially invite
.usr f. ~ rk vils rsi--'
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MIR FlLLMoRE AT aLBaNY.

NJ. Mlyot and FsIins .CnEen.: tbs
,,srfah.lnng demonstration Of rnngi.taliilon
i wrlcoine sllnosl dsprisss me IL the p,wsr
:. speech. Here nearly ihir, YEA. go rom.
menr,d ms ppiiiiral eareer III his hull ng !
hi.l .aw = i,gisi.iise bpfy 10 session, lcleris,l
hsi u Ii,s tine il nryrr entered inio tie aspIr4.
Iina. ai uy heart ihsl sl,ouId eser rec We .ucl,
srle ms a. tlis. IN Tie capital Of my naive
Sl.t.. lCheer..j
Yo1 hsss bern pleased, sir. to sllude 10 my
inmyf SERVICES avid nv probable eon'se - ]
.iinlld be .g1in eslleI - The position ~ Chief
ussI.mHe ~ The nation. lhpslsuse.) u %
No. piy..as, ~ speak n onr's sell. sci iru.l
ihai lie oe a.iol oil jps,iiy ne 10 briefly al.
lniline 10 on, or Two espnls connected ~nli ms
IL, sdmini.rsiion. (cherr..I Yu al knDw
IN wheu | ga. e4lirJ - the srscunee clair
rs Bereavement winch I'VE, ehsimpd the MS
,,m with griel. the coua,ry ~as unfortunately
.gna,rd RON one end otns other "pnn The er.
cliiaf .ubje~i II slavery. Il IN. or. hat
f.i Il ms duiy 70 rise shave sse,y sectional
90. JUDGE snl lonk u tie welfare ~ The shpl,
a.imn. ,Appi.u.s.) ! was romp lied :" !
esnaln esieht to overcome log cherished pre-.
.die,s, aud disregard party CLAIMS. tGrsi am
81 IaaRed sppl.uss.)
Bot in doing the. sir. ddno more than va
due b, msnv sbler and better nm Ihsn nv
cell ! wss by no means the cole instrument
andsr Providence. IN h4fmon,zIng ihose difhrul
ne.. fspsl.a.S.) There we're alihst lime no
he. iadepsndsni. hise-soBIsd men. 10 boil
Iioors Of congrns. 5vIOngns 70 bob d III
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SessnHLE roR LAND " THE TEssfronw..
A torre.p" dent uf lie Ilo.inn traveller. sri.
ting lrom the Wrsi, saws The scramble far the
land 10 the new Territories i greater than
the scramble f"r bread in the old settled
States. Millions II ssres are uneuln,aied.
but all ehoirr ,pois str sIirsvsganily dear.
sprcolatsrs have got bald ~ nraay all the
marketable lands. and ,hs.e VIM want chap
lands fer cultivation have 10 70 siill further
into the wilderness. and siill more rmoie
from al that makes lie desirsble--soeieiy
aud ci,ilizAtiOn.
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with the charge u bargain, intrigue and scr.
ruption, doring the administration u Mr.
Adams, notified Mr.. Buchan n u his fnten.
non 10 publish The ab ye 0crfence, but D.
the earnest eDtreatics IF thai gentleman. he
vas induced 10 lorbear dong So.
The above is true copy q the document
furnished BY Mr. lay tohis blographer. q
wh,rh we ran certify. ha,,ng compared !,
with the .riginal, i, Mr.. Clay's own hand,
The same may be seen, in the lame. and on
the page referred 10 above, In Mr.. Colton'a
note To MS.
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rolltIca, Con-l.lency.-Frsedon ore

Political Consist cfopinion
has been the especi.l boa q the Dsmocraiie party.
How Justly ihey lay claim 70 t. Is sell illustrated By
circular rsten,, issued ~ tho Democratic Committee
Il Washington city, sud sddress,d 10 the ant, Amer.
can Postmasten ihfougholi the Cnion. requiring
them TO contribute eefan per een,age q the prneees
Of th.r OH 70 the eriionerrng purposes q the com.
mitiee. on pan c Jiuaisuf One Of ihrse circular.
happened 70 fall into wvng hands, and though marked
+" private aud can6 len.sI." vas very properly made
public BY ito appearance IN the Richmond Wing. The
Dim ,cfss ssci great horror fof The secret arts u
.no,hingism can these secret circulars. b. bet.
Ter jusi6eii Aud hoe does the threat % "d,smi.sai
ftom otcs" ia q noa compliance agree wIih the
privileges Of ffeemen
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Amongst The benevolent sets whieh tie
Senate is "Iitn prompted 10 perform. ~hen sp.
resisd 10 with proper judgment and feeling.
Was The passage yesterday of bill 10 sllaw
Nathan ". Lnun,bury an srrrsrsge ~ pension
from 1918 10 1928. Mr.. Foot, Of Vermont.
eoneissly bat ehseiualiy told the sfory u The
veterans gallant services and bis present
necessities, tbsipg now ere hundred and one
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Prom Ii. August. tGs) cronici..
MR.. Fi!.more's Speeches

The eloquent and patriotic speeches Of Mr.
Fillmore IN response 10 the cordial greetings
oi his fellow citizens along the line Of his
trsyethome. are sIec.riiying Tie corrrvstiys
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MONDAY. July ~
The ssn,ts, v. occupied ~ the consultation u
the hin reported from the committee on Naval Afsn.
for the sssisr sticisney q Navy.
The House vas engaged during 10 whole sitting
upon tia Brooks and Sumner esse.
TIE ess A., ,,lss vas pgoa he ml<fiiuss q W..
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The siesmsr Northern fsdians took s. and "a.
burn, on Lake Frs on the t7th instant. The numhsr
o. lives IL. u na known. but the slsrk o. The boa,
thinks these were kny.
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sunday Train In motto

sunday TraIn.-In noticing the fact, That o
the late meeting Of the Stockholders Of the North
Carolina Railroad the Directors authorized 70 en-
Ter INTO negotiation with the Post o. IL Department.
and il satisfactory arrangements could BE- made, the
SUNDAY tram should 70 the GreensbOfnugh
Tlmcs says: We hopr The Directors VIII Pfsss this
viii, al possible ,for upon the Poet OfIice Depart.
nent. since the Sabbath mail 10 Of minor importance on
ihs line. ss the e. a : e. Raad docs No, run On that
day. Aud what should be stronger argument 20 oil
christians Than mere accommodation pecunisfy ad.
vantage il i. the ssBuAfH day. wiekedness IN high
place. has nov nearly stranded the ship d state and
!, Is time We were once more seeking Tor the old paths
IL sheh our revolutionary fathers trOd; aud for tha.
wisdom Nheh gave light in ihsi council chambers
wss upon The truths Of the Bible that this govern.
ment vas founded, aud !, requires no less power 70
preserve. than 20 create
Il must be admitted that the decoration Of lhs Sab
bath b. the continuance d sunday mails, tends greatly
10 rrlaI the moral. Of the numerous employees who's
service, arc required and hence have 20 notice tbs
almost daily occurrence Of dspr,ds,iens upon the mail,
either OIL Inc road Or in The Pos, oises THIS % ID,
natural consequence oithe system Conscientious nen
are IL measure. driven from the employment and W
esnns, wonder Il Others les eOnsderst are tempted
10 the commission q crime. The matter deserves ih'
serious attention 81 the Department.
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A.,utr IN E1. RpH"r lyEs N Ntw yosx.
The cs-Bi.hnp u Norrh Car"lina. Pruir..
sor J. SIllIman ives. vas knocked down aud
brutality assaulted ~ Tur.da, morning. Al the
Office 81 the .luds"h river depot. by baggage
master there; the nnis offence .f the Rev.
gentleman bring . request To- deliver a,slse
and irunk. fur With ~ hal check rum the
conductor. The offender va. ARRESTED. taken
brf.re a justice AMI snenrrd 60 deliver the
baggage. pay hea,, hnr. and 10 give bond.
fm his lutare sood beha,iur.
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men 81 the country. and winning for him
crow,ls Of admirers and friends. The iree-
soil and Bicaanln organs are. however. ", 4
ruus in their assaults upon them; they see
,he effect upon the public mind. IN the. haste
10 tIenauncp the speeches 10 ward OH. II pns-
sible, their inflarmce They feel that Buchan
anis,n and Freesolism cannot flourish where
these speeches are appreciated The New
York Tribune and the Courier 4 Enquirer
huth ultra Frersoii Black Repuhl,can organs,
are fu.iou- about them, and charge Mr.. Fill.
mure with treason and se,iifioa' because ~
h. Rochester ,ercl, he >tihe,i the South Tor
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, and
denonrrd the I,lask Republican organization,
We congratulate the Buchanan organs upon
their associates; the fact that thy and the
Fremont organs are 50 cordial and vehement
in their dpnunciations Of Mr. Fillmore
speeches, " II open the eyes ot Southern men
and the conserva ives OF every section, aud
cause them 10 rally to b i standard.
.~>~>~~~~>~
The Columbus Enquirer publishes the
speeches at Newb.rg aud Albany. and re
marks:
"rhese speeches will electrfy the nation
they have here r,-anima'td the spirits 81
our friend, and made them pruuder than ever
oi their noble lcad.r. There is no cold cacu-
latny poiicyor selfish reserve aboat these all
,lressrs-the, throw dawn the gauntlet of de.
fance TO 81 ok Republicani-m aud denounce
/ its schemes as moral treason I" Its miserable
fomenters shrunk away before the Indignant
| rrbukp uf a statesman F." whOse virtue awed
them" and ,remblcd at the plaudits which
from many thousands Of honest tongues res.
pended to these noble appeals Tor conserva'
/ tism, the Constitution and the Union let the
reader contrast these glowing speeches OF VIZ
Fillmore his proud defiance Of aho'ltionisn
in its stronghold Nr. Bnchanan's cold
and cautious endorsement Of very ambign'
aus splatform.' AID his declaration that ~
will not respond TO any future calls i"r M
opinlons! Such speech a. Mr. ttllmore'
al Albany, made BY Buchana would dr,,'
from his support the FreesoiI wing oi hi
marty. and no consideration could induce
him to speak nut in such maely and denun
cistory terms Of Black Republieanism an'
sectional agitation. But the people OF tn
south cannot behold WITT indifference %,
contest now going on between Nationa
Americ.nism. under III. lead Of Mlllarl FL
more, and Black Republicanism. They vii
A rally around the man who thus broadly make
an the issue with their ENEMIES aud n co-op
rraiion with the conservative. patri"tlc me
IL The north, they will return him to The Pres
idency."
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Atrocious Burglary.-Dprps

Atrocious Burglary Iprps the last vim
ter the dwelling house 81 Gov. MANLY wfs
entered IN the night :imr, under circumstances
~ peculiar daring and str.city. and sziu-
able geld watch and purse containing q
small amount IL silver change takrn from
dressing table IN his bed r.otn. The thief
also entered other rooms 81 the hpuse an
the ssme night. but WAS iolled By the ~akr.
fuln..s u The inmates.
On Thurs las last the watch was taksn TO
The store 81 Mr.. chas II. Thompson. i-~eisr.
Ia ascertain its value. WHEN Mr.. 4. recognized
u immediately a. ihe lost watch u i;oy. ~.
aud retained II. and restored il 90 the own
tr.
Upon investigation before the Iniendant
81 Police of our ''iis. IL appeared ihts fee
negro named Frank Wallace, . brieklsser
aud pla.irre'. was the frlon. and that he had
left here lev DAYS ago Tor I.uui.burg. A
officer was dispatched. Who arrested him and
fund 10 his possrssion snuiher valuable gold
watch. which he had stolen IRON young m.n
named Barnrs.
/ Tie officer had him hanicplf,d and set nst
ON his return, taking Oh. Railroad cars at
Frahkliut.n. Somewhere 10 the neighbour
h@rl 81 f"restsille. when The vigilance 81 the
oiFicrr vas mnmcntarily wiihdraw %. this tHu-
n,ng and bald marsudrr leapr,l iroB the saarh
aud made his escape
lie has been devoted. We learn. in several
cases ~ house breaking and stealing with a
lev mohihs past. for rhieh he has brrn
soundIy ~hpped.
lie - . mulaita. not more than Is Years
old. and c-mr 10 this place, Is Is said. from
j the county of Guilinrd.
Publie "ffieers II Justice and the public
general, should keep lookout Tor ibis sdfoit
aud practice scamp. Raj Nssd.
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n A severe afi c,on in our family has delayed the
Of this weeks Recorder.

small yotes.--FG the grat.hcation Of portion
81 our readers We publish to-day the decision Of the
supreme Court upon the issue Of small notes BY the
Bank Of Fayetteville. II appears ro the decision that
the ones and ,wos issued befoe the lat OF January
nav remain in circulation but cannot be r.issued by
the Bank. We think the legislation Of our state mas
been unwise in this particular. One and two dollar
hill. arc useful no, necessary in the transaction Of
business, and fnot issued by banks they Will come
from abroad. We cannot get along without them.