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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

gDte6dSttten Der WilitGr. r.gfa6smis
gu Brit'Y6int eiirfsh ttnt tsrauI6rncr @etrdnte
Su F6 ntbrien, fSsoef raubsH nod fauen, tsin
S&aa lTisifH. feline Baden p6tr RinnbGrte ira.
gen ine ciirfen sinsGQufs an6rrs Dinse hidt tbur.
tlm 8dl6 s I'M Bnttr miificn fe dufitbrn, uin 7
ubr pirb gum 8rdlad ssblalsn, bas 90 Nnuten
bdussti tim FStb 8 Jisbt stH Stsl auf Die gpa6e,
bic llsSrisen sttsn urtt s jdm llnsertiht anp BON
II bis 1 tlbr ju ben 9et' Upsr 5s6tiibunsen.
I'm 4 iriro gum Snfanteriss rpsr Artiltrie.Gr
titiunt ssblaitn unc NIT SCnnsnuR4rrsans sur pa'
raht. I'M 8 mue Sepsr in ieinsm 3imusr unr
iip halb 10 lIbr im Bette leir. Stein ei6t rarf
nd6 citltr 3eit msBr brsnRsn. g8enn rGbrmr
hr Na&t sin Gabst lsnser als 80 @ltnutert aus
ftinem 3immcr sntfrnt II unp kann tcius ssna'
ssn6r Hs&snIaaft iitsr Isne atwrIrnbst ssbsn
~ fritp ct Dor Gin Sriesssrritt stheat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
RaIF. etcnncrcirn in santa eds.

Tie1s iino cine Sueoc eeS @ptliiapS.s! tur DC
Ghwchrer. Eis 8altitsinlasrr iint NhttiGrpt'
lid, unp sstru einsn 8att pcn sip. A.NaItat 70
rOr3dsIids, wis rcr bette Strmap4 @a'', ee' Ep
III ben fcniicn StputIartsitrn danu. ah eets
iaisccncn 0Idsrn ron ancn @an4 .fne sSH HSt
8alttFen srtaut. bic icecr GU Glantttll@ boop
5u6 baltm. Gs IL ite4 nur ttt sen Serbian
unS 60. in G,cersut Der 1000 5nb itcfrrt,=--
Die @tcintriibc Nepd Oidt patrt, .uno bic Ctern
Qoo,r orbsp enrn StnIo autsn 8alf, pit RE un'
tsrsn. Gin Sf,.pCn 1000 5uB trdutt $40
0prps !SrI,. 5rls bat man i'm lleterfIub. Ssrr
Scrpan Scp Ger pbissn 5lrma nil sinsn sRblrI
bausn, MO man c6ne SiiIie pUn 2&tern aus une
sintlorn tInh. Gin Steamcr III ferner in Gan
8ranesto I'm 9au, Der 2-3mal wS6snsIih ss'
ben ioa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
t1ed, Gin eiIrnbabn .Llnalilf

SIM Nafmttas rcn aefsrn srr a6t 3asrn
uturpe Gin Dlann, beHn Namcu mir ni6t erflts
ren baten. pbnp,it Der Dampftoct. Citation, auf
Der 9clumbia unp philadelphia Gientabu, ppn
cnsm s8aaen,us ittrriatrsn unb auf Der Stellc
setSctct. Gr fanN auf psm eincn @rIeiir, I6autc
mad benz duf bem anpern @eleife beran tcmmens
ben paila4srJu9 unb temsrfte ni6t, rae ib Gin
5ra6tpascnjua auf ecm Gcriie hintrr ibm nabe'
te, Bis rs gu pdt mar. ibm aus3upeiden. 9icicN
III abrrIuals cine gBarnuns. ilb pcriiAtis umsu.
ieben, rpenn man auf rrm @slriis tinr GiIntatn
aeht pbrr itcht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
DbiIIipoIlIrA QanF.

Die Sihrr Sur untcriAri5unl Won StptJ
purtta am rcrIsstrn Mrntaa rrTfnct. GS ,pur.
rem I'M @anlrn, 1000 Gntbrils prtluft unp
5talrr auf icern gnttsil. pureea ent3atIt no.
scn Elm SrcGrr 5tstl scn pm. Alln. Qrdfpnt
Ger 6lcmminston Sant, ssncn,men wurpm. Die
Burger ron Gallon, murrsn srnttttat tis BEN
rrtttrn Saa au wartcn, rHe iie 9lnlpru4 fir Sn.
tbetle MAIDEN fpnntcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
9SpbQebli6eS Dublifum

Sb babe lhcu tause rtltcbe 5SlIen ea9S9Sn lresn
rprlIsn absr.e cite 3c bat s5 mir nts trlaup So ba;
ps aleCn In psr 3stunJ oas mieh etner meltler sCts
penren eSfnoIrt bat. =! .Sh made mtns, IhuIot9s
Duntiaa,iu9 easlsGr, in Dem mar alr5 rsbr, abtr
msin uitntbaIt ut ties. Stnsr, uno ptr II bsi So:
bann SNrsest. = .Sdb fam feline ypct Q tpp. .YIder
baten, cas ldh tnnidI Cabin 9ebG uno Gnmdl ocrlbtn
uno inoSm bic esute eta ni6t rtett rOlen, no IDS
Rupen bin; mis- ihta bis p6br 9r9ou9ca bat-td mar
pa, uno ben auosrn Sag III mir sfa9t wcrocn; BAY
ssute nab mir aefrost babSn, uno babtn mid nihI
anaetrcfTcn;, SD bittS nm @erssihuns uno pdnfhS
Ns mSehtsn ods 9iddbteulot ~ hiir tcmuCr. = Sd
bate MID Secssnial 8 Sage in otrStaot auf-purt
pidt c0TGdhtn fam th Den eItsn 2a9 ntdt fhcr
uiSoer abtennlcH - eGnn tsuncn efuts ~ mir fem.
men osn 29tIh apriL Bis jum 3ttn WVoi, uuo 70 isi
otsmat dttr 9ethen ii nittut 3st. = llno 70 roi,
Sbr ss sclsieu botI. fam ids rtha9 tssu9sn.
8rGhs autsruhs i'd ptn btt trten Gtunt,
an bis pI SIS bis 60 Sabren, uno sinsn ison Den id
untsriifs Fam fteb oarduf pttidpSt cd6 &C ribtit
bsil rprr. Seb untstlutht aGth ntth pistt oResr
ssfhmerce, yuie Sbr pieoer aelsku bibt, uuo aeb
iiHt auf edBu, bis i'd msinsn aIddIibcn grfcl9 sc
| mosht babe.
Damn pdn[de i'd has 0'atbifcmal sinanbsr tsfTt,
~ trsfn, uRo errpare einSu sensi9tsn 5uprutb, Sb
sGipenoe.
scb erapfsbts wib Gts bSfit gHitbdtfs,
| SoFtor Jobann 1paGer.
81. B. Gs t6uusn mir auCh @riefs ,usslsnes
~srOsu-:. assifsnbnr9 2auRfbip, ,erdo GGdatp-
Ycfioffs, 5ssderiH',
b sSai 4, u;3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Rtr0>Ginw etbull9s
c1is g gdtaiduaud.

Die erRr grsStsterionsr SirGtir GntaIaaqudZ
fol- ,um Dienlte @rttsS sinSctrsbt wsrben auf
Scnntass tea tltrn @ai. nddNtsns. = gnfuns
Der Seierli6ttiten, UNI 10 llsr SprmittusS.
Der ebrrp. 5r. @totss Outfits, ron
philadelphia, tpirb bic grGTnunss prtrist baiteIt
pss 8crmittagS. glsbrsre aneerr preciser fIHD'
etnaclaten, unp GO pirc erpartet eaB fit osr Scs
srlitbteit bsIpctnrn psreru. Gs wirc bes NaGs'
mittaac une @tenrs In DsutIdrr uno GnsIil6sr
Sprafr sprsrist rpsresn. = Sac SabIttuiH it
ttnectaben bsiSulpp9urn.
Ytai z, n1tfn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Ocrftprneuna elmer eemoFratifbcn
EcSicruna.

Senatcr Sale brmerftt nrutiG Int GCnat Der
Der. Staatsn rhb tie @ussatsn ter irBsen Rc.
serung pen 4reiiCent peru. i'm tttirn Greocn
,rtnmal 9rGber irirn ais i'm mrrifanibcn ariesc.
SRaebn9trnS &rrwaliuns bate jabrIj6 OniliO'
nsn 9etrlet. rie 9ateS sriorrere rucn 50. 81
iaas pies CUR Grmut1auns pcs 9rifpentrn. fatls
picler 8rIe8 anfangcn note, taS ic sspiB Etpno.
miidcr,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
mettrp6rte !

Der Gticaac Ssmrfrdt trri6trt, haG fritrcnr
Der Icetn as Stun en-, wcIdr an Samiao Dior.
Aen rncetrn, S i3it9e an Der Wihism Sputbsn
GiIentabn Jufammsn 81 Cars nit 4,050 paIl.
Nirrrn tra4tm. Sn bcrirltcn ;3rt tradtc Die
Oi6i9an Central Balm 63 Cars nit i 662
pallasirrrn. NIic samca in sn}ri Gaeea nats
5000 9l6d9isre PER GiRntabn in Gbicadc an.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Gin Gpttor bat iit bic Miibs esssten, bic 3lbl
nllsr Dsrsr autiuiinpsn, bic in ben Der. S,aatrn
umber,tsbsn unh eur6 pas Nufiibrsn rpn 9lssrr.
sridnsrn ibr GsIb perrisnrn. Gr ia9t, rs aistt
nidt n'niSrr ais trsieig Goa posnisn rrsr iitcr
oierbunorrt nriRe pcripnen. Die fir tisirn Srrd
tdgI6 ibre 0rFhtG f6wdr,cn unb 10 ais itbt,
gtr8er pailrcn unp dtts Nessrselanse auifa5ru.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Sin GDntrdftDrett*

duff SamGiass ben 3ltet gPat perttn Biz
Sdut Ditgtteren peri 9liepermarunsit, ssGa
gaunts, 6in @ahbaafe zen 9h art 90 &na u 6,
in @haerstrwn, srsHwartis fsint UNI ben Sau
,sinas rrusu SaulbaMes aNf eano BON ;Schatban
DisIsnenf,r. in ttlsstem Srpnf&ip, an ben nie'
crtallsu Bietsr ta psrceeorusn, rcucn SaaIrutt
Sbaht nfbmn mSesn.
! Tupib Sarner, Secrttdt. {"
Z Np,i , rS5n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

- pE " NC' low
Der YrtRent mar int gtubl-pie gsriamrt'
lung purps 3ur Srpnlns Srufrn: =. g.
Die 8rstonrlunsrn Der sprbertsrn SsrIamn''
luus parOsn prrlslrn tnp anseurmmsn. ,.
Ter @kssnRanb fir ben sltenb, ,,Ttr Seriai
peS Staots sSuprrntspberts, wmps aufsenom'
men, unO rnrli6 atsrbahrslt. -
guF SCrI6las strtasts lt6 nun trr gsfttn biz
,um 2ten 9lcnsGs abtnp i'm Ssptrmtsr.
q. z. 6ibons, Sscrstde.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Gin aresce Gi.

9err SaiOmOnS. 9aSw a, bon Sal,.
burg launIdip, bIslrr Gdiinty, Bat Elm 6 in lei,
nsnt ScTB. tueltss burt snrs irinst Sttnsr ss
lsst lipcrrsn 1T, iSeI6sS ct ;3cll t6er bic Spite
tnb n 3cl iittr bic 8unpt mtBt.-gBtrs 6etcu
ianfI, ber laRe iih hSrtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

0T&G fbarer 6riepe. g3as bic
JristsnstpnfsrsnJtn ju 9aris rts S6lfrr sefoist
baben uno nod toiftn rpresu, mag aus fUIasnbsm
tIsinsn llmfanos srmsiTsn rrNcn. 9as Snten.
fae aIIsin. aus ttm bic Dsputrtsn ibre Iints tun'
seh CUR SstFrtfsuhs ibrtv sIrhpsR Gptumrntsn,
IeRtt If 600 6runtsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

3u . ton pirp Ols Sttff ,,GncG Grain
erwartct weI6es $50 Wrrmonen'Gi 'Ginpancerrr,
oaruntrr 421 Grpa6lcne mp tOS Gnrrr, an
Scrc bat. NPit Iusnobme Srn 7 resr s wsrs
ten allc mad ibrrr gntmft Su Scnpn irstsi6
lid mad lltab auf hfn g9ra maiden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

, 6r9insm Uclebrten pdr bic Nabt an ittnem
NcdermcI aufscSansen: Gin @aun, rprldcr wib
is sin wcIlte. ia9te: nOa sudt bic 9Stisbeit Der.
aus. = nllnp ME 8ummbeit snsin;" ttpieb~r
Der RjeIebrte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

GrYfefttaGIe SpttutafiSH. Gin
0ldnit in Ybitarslpbia tauftr Dor Sabrra fir
Dliaicn 5rraStpncs RON Der Ser. Ct ganf unp
Sabte fdr rem 5baltr 5 Cts. Sn ndattt 3cit
Dirp st frine sole MilIicn etntdtiiren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Salidje Sunoert.G balcr.,1otcn.

guf bic ,,Scutbsrn Sant pcn Jtsntudy" Rnb
Sunoert.9balsrs srsglctsn int llmIauf, pcl6r avi
iclfe geeiie 3rri6nittsn fnp, pae 5 Cecr 6 Str.
ielten 2 maiden. Sic iinb fait ni6t Spn ben
idlten ~ N.rriheien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
8riifen< <DiDi6enbe..
goosmtiitrs Nmtsitutt, Npril 26, Is

SbaeusifSrs NmtsFups, aprll 20, 1890.
0as @ertpaliunes.9parp esr Sle9fttsbs SIR
~ Sriidtn, @eIsal6nft, bat bislsn lag tiuen D
siprup pcn mel Gbaler auf iseen Stpfanthd
Der tslasteu @rIenl6alt srttSrt. Sabfbar auf gn'
lprud an Die St6dtdltrr peer tbrt ft6tmaBiesr
Arprslsntantcn. .-s, -
Spicpb Sautat, S6dsmsiftsr..
mat7, m5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
0OftOr Sd)nIts.

Sffie-Nr. IS On 6amiltcn Siraes, sinist 1bhs
rem uutsrbGlb prse. Gutb uAb @rmp's Stctr. =
Sr III odfdbft gu aleu- 5s'tsn, td sag ttsr saadt,
any trsfen.
1uSutdur, Esot I, ut6IS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

RSTOie alSsmrme Gcniereri Der NcttrSi1
GpiSeCpal Sirfr rpirp itG in sieirm Mai- 9Psnat
Su Snpianaptls, Snpana, ssriammrln. unb man
erwartrt,. rn6 nift nrni9cr ais 3lsDIfbuuprt Sc
meinben patti rcprGientht pcrcCit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

rTDas ,,Nnert biGt 9atlttin" cmrFrblt ttr
a6tb. s. 8. Gan,ptsq aIs eanrieaten iur g8te'
prr.Grpd6luhg fir Gpnsrrs, I'm nS6aen Sftob'"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

n.rapss tu IN ejiits .paItn .tannf, Sa' iad
nietnats nit @ewatt -. ~,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

paTGn gantee. Druder mrint. benz Columbus
setiibrt nj6t pisl glubm fir bic Gntordns BON
amrrita. ,yDeur." Ilat er. ..OaS eane III 70
orps, bag er rs nift ledt ssrieblen tpnnte."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

Gin S,trf pom Sirsn SaY trriGtrt, tab tit
geaIdweitsr taicltt 70 bed ais elm tunSsrt uni
Tiinf,ig SbdIer mcnatlih llh rereirnrn. '-.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

sGrDr. Huop pom ct. SCuis prrtdufte fhrj'
ih tin gIruuphad in st.. Ydut, Nhuntirta, fir
s24.875, pcltts6 CT scr leds Satrsn ftr $500
anaetauft bate.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

or Die pier Sinser. prlte uuf b S..,g 2VsU, g.,,
9at9.SbUp grsiis srtaltrn tatsn i.''r, S"O '"'t'
aelerbeu pabrI6rinIiG an urF'"Nt'""S'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

sY-gin Srupcr psS @jcneral Santa gnna Be-
fnpet a icst III ecuspius. 8entudp. no sr g eentt
ctne Sasmiipls in Der gI6be irntr Start ju erriG'
ten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Sc 6 d patrtpt.
d. .NIIentaun uno ReA Oina NieaeIbab bn


gEic, mir l4Cn frater aemeIOet 6aten, in In Ser
Issttn Sibuns Der @sfsbsttuna cine Bill pdert,
bic Alcntaun uno 8eaoihg Hieseltabu @eelI.
iHafte einfsrrcrireno. Gs II birs fir unlere 9e-
sens ftne nett wIhtissre Bid als mande bsinl
srlten !Antld pieasiht slarittn. gBa6r III ts, &C
tpir6 Aancn selprcten cine Gilrnbabn SrpiIhen
bier gho. Dcrt,G Clinton pper Auburn ju st6dtirn,
weIdrs Gin lObenspertber @tOanfe 1T. aber bic
Sabn oon bier nad 9ieabing tpiirbe ntht fur
naber iCtn, icnbern iie pifoe bictIbe ;uaei9 mrtr
In cine ssrabs 9ins brngen. unp pater III es wUbl
ber :glUte tpertt,, der bic ,pei pcraeIGadene
plans:ue6,ubsnEtn. Bon guburn ttaG 5arrts,
burg 1t bersits cine Sabn Sraenbrt, unb BON
&earinS nddb 5arriSburs IN man sbEnfalis fIeeis
brl6dItSt cine plae 8lbn ju erri6ten. Die
entftrnunscn Der jwri Sabnen ipe pie fOIsti
Bon alentaun natf 2luturn 80 Tlrilen,
Bon aabprn mad 5arrisburs SO
..f. 9S
8rn a(Ientaun mad Rsa6ns 33 91riltn.
Son Traping naa Sarrisburs SO
S6
4llO tpiiree hrmna6 bic gllmtallil hnb 8ta.
bing Sabn IL Nsilrn ndbrr Irn, ais bic Qu.
durn 9teutr. Dag bisle gang" yttrgrlbn6n pcn
: Nehstrt ha6 bem fsrnrn g0eilen cine Der srBbter
Nne rintrdali6iten 8iesdbatn' 9tcutsn in birIen
9anoe fperpen rpiro, pber es IGcn it, Ipbalo BIZ
fleins Strsde entiprper ;rif6sn Nlentaun unt
gtsaoina cher @llrnt1Hn unb @uburn fertig III,
tmub aasrnrtn susrssbrn pcrpen.
Son Sanecd auf Der Baltimore un6 Sbic 81.
Isnbabn III es 45 Neilch nitrr mad Neuycrt III
Stftinbung init fis lcr Sabn, ais bei prm Br9C
mad pbilaSsista-unp trinr Edrrrn brauthrn
ssiSt4iclt prrren.
Gs ii slri6faat auf bicier Sa9n Son GlraSes
lamb mad 9leupOlt etwa 100 Nsilen nGber mad
yle,lpcrf, cbne bdb e5 nGtbg III Rausa su ipcds
irln. ineem bic 8abn purdsdnsia ineSrri'
tt bat,-als auf Der Nruyprt Slbn, no brr
Nal Barren srmr4irIt wsrren mdBrn.
e,Dteie Sabn Ysreiniat Fb aud gu SarriSturl
nit ben erei Sduptr rJtiegslbatntn in pteiem Stlat
nSmli4 Der @snnIpIuaniIdsn Central Balm
nit eeren wrltlden une n6roli6en Sertinoungen
Der egpterldnb Bailey 8abn. nit bersn iO
inrliliden Sfrtineun1rn-linp Der 9Jurt no Bal.
tiniure Sabn, init alien ibrrn Srrbnounsen.
Dd eieS in Der 5bat cine Ie6r eintrd1ti 6,
Sabn nrroen, unb babel fir birlc @taeno ppr
imbsrr4entarsm Sntsrcee ein Nib, 70 frbt Il
hcf1en uno gu crwarterr. blB ale Glpitatilrn be
Souts rntlans, irslei6 bic 5ano an Oa5 sBr
lr9sn ntsen, banit bieieIte iu6aiO ais mSJl i'd
rcufnert perccn mag.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
Ole Jabrescit i'm 5aern.

Rdfe Grobesrsn FnS brrsits tm Narttf In
Gbartsiton g. 6. line Sdvanrat; Ga, mo rsifs
YFrli6sn uno 5eiarn in 91ews Srteant.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07

H1rDie SubIOn 8iper Giisntabn GcmpdsniS
tat itu 5dSs fdmmtli4 SrnntasS tid8elsIlt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
sIQtiitaun eebrer:@erein

ge,r nid,ts ,4alOis 1T, il reid ssnuS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-05-07
N1tlen8eeiAtS~ ~8erfauf,
Bon iebr fhdsbarem asssussm Gts
fener,.Q}ermbden.-


fenerS.Oermbsen.
Sn 9raft uub Sufrlss tlnss g6rtIs, aus BEN
DaiisnstriGt pom es4a 6aunty. fsq auf Silent.
li4er Yenbu uertduft rctroen, auf rsituat
brn l3tn SUM-, ni6lrns. um 10 tkr Yorniit.
tags, am @afBauir Sru So br 9 6ens, IT,,
in Nore .ggbetbal 9auuIdp. QeHa CAVITY /,
Gin setpterr Stri9 Ganb,
rntSaItsnS 9 Gtienet5. J. NIT bEm 3asrtSH sc,
lssen In Scrttiastsm 5auHIdip uno Gauutp i
sranisnb an ednesr BON erslie Setter, StrYtm
BALLET, Dbilip Straub, NIB dnesrts elub fss
yeritcrtensn STEPHEN BatIist, snttaltenb
10 Afcr ttnS 8 Nutben
ssnauss Raas, rprauF i'd cins 9ItsrerIase bon
unl6Ssbaym y GiItntr; bsFneet. tttannt ala
Stspben 8aIlists Nincp. DIES III bic beils, aus.
Ssesbnesar unp msiit erSisbisite gjlm.Gr,. .Uruts
In 9saa Gadnte unp fttt fsinsr in, aau,ep
5taat Derniplpanien mad. - Dielclbs III berritS
8IidIid unb erstebia fir beinabe 80 Sabrsn Sc,
drtets. trprrtn, tuo ;rDnr bic ,u Der 1iefs ron
titrr rs 5ue, init Elmer Nutf6t pon cnem anblI.
trnern unO srsicbssn gorratb. gsrIcnrn pel9r
ptelelbs pcr bem Brfdufstasr In @ugenIdein ;i
nebmsn TdnIden, teItetsn lei Ssrrn Sno. Camp
bea an,urufen, psl6er auf pem Giseutbum wcbnt
Die dnpttn gerbeesrunsen auf brm 6iSsntbum
<axxiA fn6 /:
tf:::s:t tf::s:st Gin unb Elm balb Stcd bc9ss
Esa.l Srdm=Webnbaus,
Srsn.staa, S&mieS S8aY, unb anSer nptt.
wsnbiss au6snsebaube.
3ur namliben 3cit uno Drt
Ipatn SifentIi6 prrtauit perOsu, spri 9eaIss, bic
Refte unb YriYlesien SuG6sro, I'M GiIen : Grj
,u sratsn cbrr bsrpcr,atrnssH, ssn fcIaruprn
Gigsntbamern, ndmli6
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1rrria sun Noros s0betbau Iauniaip, in teIag.
tenn 9rhl Gaunts, uno Strpben Ballet lnb ga.
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We took it up asking to ourselves, In Ian
guage of old, lean any thing good come out
of NAZARETH" and after pouring over it
again and again we laid it down, with the
glad convictions that, ito compare small
things with great even out of Nazareth has
come the greatest and the best. Our own
CALHOUN, whose every thought is revercd
truth, would have been content with such
an exposition of his creed; and, were he
living, would ask for it such place i'll the
head and heart of his people as they were
wont to give to words Of his own. 1t L.
truly noble paper-nOble in the unaffected
simplicity of its diction-noble in the patrl-
otto devotion to the Constitution and the
rights of the States with which it was in
spired-and noble in the earnest, fearless
and self-devoting spirit with which the
cause of the right is sustained, and the OPP
preston of the strong both at home and
abroad firmly set at defiance. Cefi+aIiG
from Northern man, whose sympathy with
Southern feeling springs alone from &n tldhe-
renee to truth and the Constitution, cannot
this document suggest to US, even III the
heart of South Coraina, the straight path
of duty? Are we to be told that 1t as our
part to stand by idly, and not lift up an arm
in support of such leader! With the power
of the government III the hands OF FRANKLIN
PIERCE we can now be assured of no evil;
and, certainly, it 4ehoQves us to see to it
that, ct this heavy hour, the friends of the
right ere not found wanting"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-15
DEMOCRATIC NETTING

The Democratic citizens of Wilming tOn,
North Carolina, held a meeting. on Friday
last, and passed the following resolutions
unanimously:
Whereas, point has been reached in tue
history of the country when it becomes the
bounden duty of all citizens, who revere the
Constitution, and hold dear the rights guar
antied by that sacred instrument, to lend
the moral strength of their support and ap-
probation to all true hearted and patriotic
public servants, who stand forward nobly
and fearlessly to stem the tide of fanaticism
and encroachment, and to battle for the
equal rights of all sections of the country,
and all classes of its citizens. Be it there
fore
Resolred, That President Franklin
Pierce, by his recent able, patriotic and
States Rights Message, no less than by his
whole previous course in office, and out of
office, has proved himself a true American
statesman, devoted to broad, national, De-
mocratic principles and measures. He has
acted in strict accordance with the princi-
pies laid down by the Democratic party IN
its last national convention at Baltimore.
and fulfilled every pledge given by him in
his inaugural address.
Resotred, That the Democratic members
of the House of Representatives, although a
minority in numbers, are still entitled to the
respect and gratitude of the country, for
their resolute and unhinching adherence to
principle. The glorious seventy four"
with their gallant nominee for Speaker, Col.
Richardson, form phalanx of which the
Democracy and the country may well be
proud. Freed from the last remnant of Free
Soilism, they constitute the only body in the
House, around which national men from all
sections of the country may rally for the
safety of the Constitution of the Union.
Resolred, That recent events have still
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-01-15
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.

The following timely suggestions from
the Richmond Enquirer, cannot be too ex-
tensively copied:
"The Democracy is now one determined,
compact, and national party. Sectional
feuds and sectional feelings are obliterated
and forgotten. It's the party of the Con
stitution and the countryside onl y sheet
anchor of hope to the conservative and the
patriotic. Let US endeavor to preserve the
unity and integrity, not divide it by dis
cussions as to the superior claims OF the
North and South to the next Presidency
The Democratic party knows no North, no
South. 1t recognises no sectional, no per-
sonal, claim to the Presidency. When the
nominating convention meets, let it select
its candidate with sole reference to the
good of the country. Letus excite as little
personal or sec tional prejudice in the mean
time as possible, so that we may conduct
the canvass with the same zeal, devotedness,
and harmony that we now practice. II the
friends of the many distinguished men who
have been suggested as candidates choose
to present their claims, let them do so with
out disparaging the merits or claims ofoth-
ers. Above all things, however, let us avoid
raising the sectional question of the claims
of North or South the office belongs to
the country; not to sections. Get the right
man, and he will be sure to do equal justice
to all sections"
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farther strengthened our confidence u the
Democratic party and its principles, by
proving that it is the only party upon which
the South can rely for the maintenance OF
her Constitutional rights, or the country at
large for perpetuity of a Constitutional in
ion.
The following Resolution, also offered by
Mr., Ashe, was enthusiastically adopted:
"ResoIred, That our Representative in
Congress, Hon. Warren Winslow, is en-
titled to eur warmest regard for his unfinch-
ing course in the steps which have been
taken for the organization of the House of
Repre- sentatives, and that we, large body
of his constituents, assure him of our appro-
baton and support"
The Meeting was addressed by Hon. w.
S. Ashe, Eli w. Hall, Robert Strange, John
A. Taylor, and George Houston, Esquires.
The Journal says:
''}Vith little over days notice through
the paper, on a cold, unfavorable night, a
crowd assembled in the Court House, rival
ing in numbers and enthusiasm the gather
ings on the eve OF the most exciting election.
The noble and patriotic message OF Presi-
dent Pierce had thrilled to the very centre
of the popular heart; it had infused renewed
confidence into the ranks of the friends OF
the Constitution and the Democracy, and
breathed fresh spirit into the addresses of
the eloquent speakers. Business connected
with the meeting deprived US of the pleasure
of listening to Messrs. Hall and Strange,
but from all hands we heard the expression
of opinion that they had not only done
themselves credit, but gained upon their
already well-earned reputation. The man
ner in which DIR. Bellamy explained the OBJ
iects of the meeting, was clear and to the
point, and up to the occasion, as were also
the very able and appropriate remarks by
Mr.. Houston, in response to a call made
upon him.