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Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

should not be exercised over any Of the States
then e~risting, and by still stronger implication,
over any Territories of the United States the
exercise Of its authority was Unrestricted; and
it might prohibit the migration or Importation
of slaves into them, at any time in its own
discretion. asp 2
Nor do any considerations connected with
alleged rights of property in slaves, contravene
the existance of the exercise of this authority.
The Constitution does not recognize slaves as
property, in any instance or to any extent
In the clause already cited they are called
'spersons." In the clause respecting their es-
cape into other Statos, they are to be returned,
not as property but as ''fugitives from justice.D
And in the apportionnent of representation and
Of direct taxes, it is provided by the Censtitu-
ton that to The whole number of free persons,
are to be added three-ffths of all other 'per-
sons" In all its provisions which have re-
ference to slaves, they are described and re-
garded as persons. The idea Of their being
property, Is carefully and intentionally exclud-
ed. If they are property at al, therefore, it is
not by virtue Of the Constitution, but Of local
laws and only within their jurisdiction. The
local laws of any State are excluded from the
Territories of the United States, by the n ces-
sity of the case as well as by the exclusive
sovereignty conferred upon Congress.
TO BE CONTINUED. v
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
The Divine Method Of Reform,

Consider earnestly the intense indl-
yiduality Of christianity; its habits oil
atar.ing, in all It's reforms, from The u.
nit, and not from the mass. "The
kingdom Of God is within YOU" By
the conversation Of individuals the world
will be regeneraied, and not other vice.
This does not make the church, in it's
visible torn and appointments, of slight
importance, but il points out its grand
duty. tina, OF converting men, and shows
the vanity of looking for a substitute for
personal godliness in any mechanism of
apparatus. The diff culy here present.
ed is stupendous; but. is precisely the
one which must he met. Easy W, re it
to renew mankind, and change the face
Of the wolld. If it could be done ia a
public way, by the devising Of a msgnif;
cen and polite scheme of governments;
then might the cornerstone of the new
world be brough, out IN haste. aud in,
deed with shouting, flor should no. ere
have found i,!( bu. the kingdom Of God
cometh not with observations; j, is .ha 81.
lent and unseen work in. the quiet parish,
in the quie,er heart. that advances. it,
there are no waving banners, no Iriumphs
of human wisdom. Ano its final glories
wilt come when the. san Of The latter
morn is. rising; the golden walls Of the
new Jerusalem Will be cast in heayen.-
Christian Life.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

The New York Tribune he's the following:

The New York Tribune has the following:
Mr.. Trumbull, replying, said he had learned
most Of his Democracy of Mr.. Douglas, and
little thought at the time that he was cherishing
the black republicanism with which DIR. ID.
C arged him. He Mr.. Trumbulll was sitting
at the peoples gate, aud would not bow down
and worship his colleague; and if, on the scaif-
cid erected by Mr.. Douglas for him, there he
found another hanging, it would not be his Mr..
T'sl fault. As to the absurd proposition of
his colleague, that tley should both resign their
Office, he had only to say that the people had
recently ,anctionedhlm, Mr.. t. first by elect
ing him their Representative, then SENATOR
That certainly is a modest proposition. Let
the Senator himself resign, and if, after going
back to his constituents, he should be r~e-elect-
ed, Mr.. 1rumbull would join him in resigna-
ton. Thus they would stand on equal terms.
The people of Illinois stand upon the Dem
ocratic platform erected BY the aid Of Mr..
Douglas and others in 1850. The proposition
TO resign reminded Mr.. Trumbull of the unsuc-
cessful client in Court, who having lost his
cause, was ready, and asked for a new trial
Mr.. Trumbull maintained that the Kansas Leg
~islature was fraudulently elected, and said: My
colleague speaks Of hanging traitors, and think
they may be found without going to Kansas
If the people there committed errors, was it not
in consequence Of falling into my colleagues
lead? Has it not been proclaimed in the ma
jority report that the people shall settle their
affairs in their own way? If they have CON-
mitted error, no one was more instrumental in
bringing it about, than my colleague. Afler
replying to other points advanced by Mr..
Douglas, Mr.. Trumbull, in ~allusion to person.
al contentious between members, said-When
questions are before this body threatnlng civil
war and neutrality-suspicious. on the issue, of
which depend the peace and happiness of thir-
ty millions of people are at stake, and the cause
of Republicanism throughout the world involu-
ed, into what insignifcance do, these petty
squabbles sink? As a member of the Senate, |
hope | shall never be drawn into II EN- again.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
The COnSeCrated Cobbler.

The following is from a Missionary
speech delivered in England by Rev
VIM. Arthur, author Of the "Succes.ful
Merchaht":-
When Wm. Carey W ent to India, ma
ny a wise man would have said to him,
"You may just as well walk up TO the
Himmalaya Mountains. and order them
10 be cast into the sea-" | would have
said, "Tha. is perfectly true. this Hin
dooism is as vast aud solid as these
mountains; but we have fai,h-no, much.
We, we have faith as a grain of mustard
seed;" and VIM. Carey said IL will go
up 10 the mountain" Lonely and weak
he walked up toward tha. mountain,
which in the eye Of man seemed verify
one oil the summi,s of human things.
far above all power to touch or shake il;
and with his own feeble voice he began
saying, "Be thou removed! be thou re
m~oved!" And the world looked on and
laughed.
A celebrated clergyman. looking down
from his high place in the Edinburg Re
view, was much amused with the spec
tacle oil that poor man down in Ben
gal, thinking in his simple hear, that he
was going 10 disturb Hindooism; and
from his high place he cast dowp ascal.
ding WORD, which he meant TO fall just
as of old, boiling lead used to fall upon
a poor mar from the height of a tower.
He called him a "coEsecra,ed cobbler."
All the wise world laughed. and said he
was treated as he ought TO be treated
However, he went on saying to the
mountain, .sBe thou removed, be thou
removedr' and one joined him and a-
mother joined him; the voice grew slron-
ger; and it was repeated In more langua.
ges than me-. "Be thou removed. and be
thou cast into the depths Of the SEAL
aud now there is a large company who
are uttering that n word, "Be thou
removed!'
l ask the living representative of the
very man who first smiled at this folly,
"Wha, say you now!" "Well." they
answer. "you have not goi it into The sea
yet" That's true. bu. do you say The
mountain during the last forty years has
no. moved! No man can say that il is
in the same position as j. was when VIM,
Carey first went up TO it. II is moving
fast; and | call upon you to swell thai
voice; the voice of Gods Church, which
seems to say, "Be thou removed; be
thou removed, and be thou cast into the
depths OF the seal" Cast into these
depths i. will be; and a day will come
when the cations Of a regenera,ed EasI
viii, write in letters OF gold upon the frs
pages of their Christian history .hs
name Of the "consecratsd cobbler."
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

James Gordon was tried and SEMEN
ced to three years imprisonment in the
penitensiary at the recent session OF
court in Lucas county for killing Thom-
as Arnold, The killing occurred in an
afray between the parties in Monroe
county, and a change of venue was OBJ
tanned to Lucas. 1t was claimed that
Gordoa was acting in self defence and
considerable sympathy is manifested in
his behalf. HG
A writ of error has been taken 10 the
Supreme Court.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
IUAyE NO MOTHER NOW.
NY coRoLEA II. cRIswrLL.


.r -
l hear the soft wind signing,
Through every bush and tree;
Where now dear Mothers lying
Away from love and me.
Tears from mine eyes are starting,
And sorrow shades my brow;
Oh, weary was our PARTING
Ihaye no mother now!
/ see the pale moon shining
On mothers white maidstone,
The rose-bush round K twining,
Is here, like me-alone.
And just like me are weeping
Those dew-drops from the bough;
Long time has she been sleeping
Ihave no mother now!
Ny heart is ever lonely,
My life is dear and sad;
twas her dear presence only
That made my spirit glad.
From morning until even,
Care rests upon my brow;
She's gone from me to heaven
/ have no mother now. .
Godey's Lcdy's Book, for January.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

EMIoRANTs TO KANsAs.-Ths 81.
Louis Democrat chronicles the arrival a
that city, the other day, en- route for
Kansas, Of the advanced guard. cons ist.
ing Of some invent, young men. Of .
strong detachment of emigrants from
Charleston, South Carolina; and also q
party OF fifteen Tenneseeans accompa-
MED by 25 slaves. Ar band Of some
500 Georgians, well armed, 10 on the
way. and numerous other de.achments
are making arrangements to start from va
rious points in the South.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

FILLMORE SrocK DowN.-H. G.
yriies from Washington March 18Th 10
the Tribuhe that:
The Southern Americans held a po-
li.icaI caucus last night, which was thin
~ attended, and resulted in no specific
action. They now admit she cheeIsss
prospec. of the Fillmore nomination,
and are half inclined to surrender. Ell.
for,s are making 70 diver, this influence
10 The regular Depocradc candidate, in
The hope of iusaring his success aud dis.
uibuiing The spoils, II being granted .ha'
Fillmore can oply serve TO distract the
Southern purpose.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

The WAY TO MAKE ADocToR. A doc
tor in Ohio writes TO his father thus:
deer daddy, | concluded ld'e cum
down and gin grinded- into a doctu.. /
hardly don't think | was in more than 8
ours afore | emu GU, as silk q q as ev-
er was seen.
Hail colunlbr, happy land,
If l aint a doctur. I'll be hanged!
/ pukes, l purges. an ! swease EN-;
Then. if they di, wi-then ! lete EN-.
l gi. a plenty Of custom, because they
says they eize-easy. When you rite.
DON, forgit to put doc,nr afore my name
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
XXXIV-C0ngreSs First Session.
WASHINGTON, March IS.
SENATE.

Mr.. Benjamin submitted a resolution
having Ia view retrenchmsnl in printing
Laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Butler the Post
Office committee were instructed 10 en-
quIre into the e~xpediency OF discontinue
ing to members of Congress The ranking
privilege, and in lieu therefore amend.
ing motion for the payment Of pack.
ages also, authoriz ing the committee, if
t hey gee fit, to repor, a bill regulating
the price of packages and letters mem
bers may transmit. The consideration
of the deficiency appropriation bill was
resumed. l.rr -.E
The Hous Q debated the Senate bill,
removing the restriction Of Federal court
to confne persons guilty Of Violate ns of
laws Of the U. 8. in the peni.entiariss
within the judicial districts in which they
were convicted.
Mr.. Humphry Marshall opposed an
amendment as follows: 'rsa
Where the use of a Peni,entisry 10
denied by any Stale, !. shah be the duty
of the Marshal to c%onine thu criminal
in the nearest Peni.en.iary granted for
tina, purpose.
Mr.. Bourbon proposed as an amend
ment 10 she above that no proceedings
other than that OF the Legislature should
be construed into a refusal of the Slate
to allow the use nf her prisons for such
purposes. The former amendment was
rejected by "a majority aud .le latter by
10. Adjourned. ..-..
Captain lngraham has been confirmed
By the Senate as Chief Of the Bureau OF
Ordinance and photography, vice Com.
moGore Morris, deceased.
Mr.. Seward is giving a large and brill
liant entertainment to- night.
The National Executive Republican
Committee appointed by the Pittsburgh
Convention held a preliminary meeting
here to day. There were present, Z. D
Morgan, Chairman, Me,srs. Washburn
of Maine. Fogg of N. Hampshire, Banks
OF Mass Chase Of r. l., Blair of Nd,
CIephane of d. c., and others.
lssac Monroe Chubb, senior of ,he
Banking House of Chubb, Bros, of this
city died a few days since at Jackson
vile, Florida, whittier he had gone for
his health.
The official transcript, for Congress Of
the State Con stituiion of Kansas having
been received here by Colonel Delahay,
Member OF Congress cleo, from the state
OF Kansas, he yesterday committed Gen.
Cass for presentation to The Senate. and
in so doing made a speech strongly com.
pllmenlary to the General for his pas.
services to the West and the cause of
popular sovereignty. Gen Cass briefly
and cautiously replied, not pledging him
self to supper, the application Of Kan.
sas ; but he will present the Constitution
to morrow. sw III G..
Several delegates from Kentucky 10
The Cincinnati Convention are here, and
report that state for Linn Boyd FIRST,
then for Buchanan or Douglas. They
consider Kentucky certain for the demo.
cratic nominee by a large majority.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

Eastern papers announce that at nc
time for the last SIX or eight years has
there been so much counterfeit money
in circulation rs at present. The moot
dangerous are e yes on the Bridgeport
Bank Conn, the Elmira Bank. N. Y.
and on the Smith Bank, of Perry, N. Y
letter raised from ones,
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

Let Is not take on too much for those
whom God hath taken away: let us not
,rouble ourselves for those tina. are at
rest: lie, US. notsbed. tears for those now
shed tears no more for ever: let VS. not
grisve, because sorrow and signing are
fled away.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

Property was sold on Main stree. in
Quincy, Anew days since, for s342 per
foot. 80 a y the Quincy Republican.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

ADDRESS OF THE REPUBLICAN CONyEN-
s TON. AT P%ITTsBURG, Z %, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03

II you think twice before you SPEAK
once you will speak twice the better for
il.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
The AggreSsi0ns and USurpati0ns OF
the Slave Power. rF

Declaration Of the Principles and Par:
poses Of the Republican Party.
Demoine courier., 1856-04-03
N. WACHTLER,
Boot & Shoe N a ker,

u ORAX. Carb. Soda, Cream of Tartar, Sal
Id Soda, for sale BY w. L. ORR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
nie preGocntcn..S .Sraae .

Der GtltSr rcs ,,9ancaler 8plfsirsunbs," Elm
attes gSbg Blatt, prift ith rie fVl9t in Seju9
auf ben bcppritcbeRpsn Qretpsntsn aSa9ItamPI
aus
"Gs III bic BerrI6snbs Wesnung untsr sutrins
tsrrihteten uno nfabrsn:n 0eltitern aller Ylrs
tbeien, pas bic bsrannabenbs 9rFpentenpaN cine
Der an bGrtn6digit bsrittensi fem wtrp, bic ie-
mails in uulerm Qanpe latlfdnrsH. @s piro Sus
asaetsn, pas Srempntpm BEN Sie9 basrn trassn
pirc in ben Neu.gnglanr Staaten, in Neus YOrt
une ben peltliben Staaten, 10 raB Is pennI9lpas
nien unp Californian dbrrlalIn fsin ptrb, ben
| gBabtfan1pf ;u rnti6eiben, tnosm bic Sttlnmeu
Ypn irssno einem pieier Srre Staatrn Gremrnt er'
wablsn riirrrn. unp in Ss;u9 auf Galifcrnien
bcebt taum cine NieYnunsS Srrlhiepenbrit
6remcut lit nit isnrm Stdat pom pelen Se9tnnen
an iOentifi;irt stvsIrn, bsFbt pas 3utrausn rsS
| gclts, unp iapsm CT ttfannt if, pab er ftr bic
/ Qnlcauna einer Gilrnbabn iIa6 bem Stilen Wlssr
aiinlia aelinnet III, 70 fam sr faum prfeben bic
l8Sbleritiu,men irncS Staats 3u srbatsn. Gin.
! Httsselle Dmctratrn, penn iIe pHsnberjiS rrben,
aeben rteies ,u, unp briidsn aufriGti9e 3wrfel
aus rpsaen Scrrn Su9anans @rtpiblun9. Neblf'
sem rrp Ssrr Sudanan nit tepsm Ga9e Ihrpd'
der prrern, frdbrsno Isin Saupt' 'Nl'ttsmrbrr In
| Der 8cIfsaunf strinrea rro. es I1etnt Der
sBunIh aIler Sarfbeirn 80 isin, bae Der gBabl,
tampf nadb GrunriSbsn ssfitrt uerbsn icate
unp in 9etraat ber pClitifdsn sebriGst, rromii
Seu Su6aAan Fb serrrittelf Der Sinrtnnat
Vlatfcrm prrtuncen fat uHo Der flibulteril6er
2ebrlase, bic IN frinsm Shsnps Circular tetaup'
tet tpsrpsn, Tnp feline GrunplaBe BON Der i6lstts'
ten art bic man t4 psnssn tonnte, I'M lit Urgent
tinem Gtelt bes 9lcrbsns Su emPfetten. 0t
gusFstrn Rpb F6crIi6 ni&t itbr f6mrt4GbaI
fir bic 5rrunee res Ssrrn Su4anan ; ben iurnr
ibm aud bic @Sbtrrftnmen rer iapltden Staatsr
,uasnansen pfTesn, icslds, bd CT 5u tsrer ttttc'
helsn platfcrm serpiliaief III, sr pabT6sinlit
,rbalten piro, 70 pirb IS bp9 np@ nErbIi6I
5timmrn erforbsrn, nm itn gu rpatlsH; uuO nj,
,prilrln Gsbr Rart raTau, Oh rS tim sslm9sH ipFl
bteIe ,u erhdlteNn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Der sroorS pre,ce.

Gm 9ten 9uli fam Der s,rpseB BON 9,reRcn @.
8roOts, prssn brm brutasn 9lnsriff auf Gsnn.
tor Gunner, In Der Criminal Court In g8ai6
inatcn pcr-tei wtl6er @rlrasnbet li6 pele 3u.
tSrcr etnsefmbm 9aiten. Yla& Qn6ftms Der
3eusm Serurtbsilte ibn Der 9tidter CUR 8e3ab
lung ppn elmer Strafe son Bios $500.
Gs wirO SiefIsitia cine 9roee rn3ufrisbenGett in
Ytjua auf btcies Court llrtbiil ausgcIpr6Gen
Gin g6unber 1T bieS nter aud feinS-benn ,prur
cine Icl6r 96at, iptldle bic @riunbtsit prs 5srrn
Gunner gang rtlbrI6einli6 auf 9strnsieit rui
nirt Sat, nur nit $500 teitraft wro, 70 tann man
bur6aus ni6ts anoTs eriparten, ais Bag man
bdlp picrrr ton lolArn Srr8sbln9en b5ren wirp.
Gtue g3e6Irlieituug mcint. bo6, na6 bicIrn
auspru6 3u urtbeiien, prt N6rOtr oeS SrldnOi.
f6cn Sc6S &sattna q, bat GaIifcrniI6e Con-
orsbsleb Srrbrrt, anitatt. ra6 rr baS !oinscn
orroirnt babe, 70 rtwa Gin Sabr 3ubttaus sStra.
fe srbalten perpt. SSd6e Bunertpin9s lif bod
In peier gSeIt ereanen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Dc frrihrit in llirainien.= ~

g(us bcm ,,brmctratif6en' Staat 8irsinisn
pirp ErriAtet, pab bic Siir9sr BON 6auquter Gr.
cine 8rrlammlun9 Slt bent auSoridlifen 3prde
asbalten butri, tbrm a B E 9e9en Srn. s.
8. UNDERWOOD auSjuipre6rn, wril brrIcIte
in Der rtpubIifanil6en Nuticnalz Convention gu
Y6ilarrlp9ta ais Drlcsat pUn Sir9inisn rri6ies
nsn uar.-Die 8el6llNe, welte tei' biefrr Wes
Ic9rn9rit 9sfabt wurprn, atbmen tielrIbe Brutal
itat, burh Die fA bic Nifcurer WrenSrpldsc in
Der gan;en ciSilIrtrn gBeIt brridti9t 9rmadt
babe. sic ertldrcn, raB bic 9lnnaEmc, als Oh
Sirsinisn 5rceIpils @runbIasen senest, cine Be-
i6impfun9 fir pislrn Staat lei. gter man 9n9
nod peiter. Gs waro cine COMMITTEE errannt,
TIM 5rn. llnterpucb bic SeitlGiis Der SrrIamms
flung mtt;uttsilen unb i'm ;ualei6 gu brpeutrn,
eafj CO am 3citen fir ibn fein piiroe,
oen 5taat fobale als meSlidb 3u perlafs
fen.
6frr ltnbsriropb-hsr ntbertet se1a9t bnisItit
800 ader 9auo ssnrt, rpst6rs ibm nun phgr-
i6sinIia serautt werpsn tptrb-baite tein anNe'
rsr g8rg iibris um letn Sstsn 3u rrttrn, ais ben
Stadt ;u Scrlabsn. .--98ollsn bed iebsn mas bic
9oto SOTO Yartbsi, bic ben 3irseI Der &esruns
III Sdhbrn bat, in birier Sats tbun pirp. g8hp
unb barF Fe ;ugctrr RAP unIrrn Witttirssrn brs
Re@ts Rht 5rribdtrn auf nirie &rt 9eraatt prrs
benz
Dies III zine nsur 9Cufratirn Der 5rsttsitslte'
te psS Sdpens. SITES rttpa 8reibsit unp 6rshsits,
iste. trsnn man 5rouen thS 3udtbaus isdt cesr
am Granger fettI4t, ncil Ft Seriutt taben, eincnl
nrmsn Sdwar,sn pos Neisn uno Shrrttrn ju Irh'
ren- III rtipa pas Wobbsn ireltnu9tr 3citun9sn,
bic WtBbanpluns BON WGnnsru, pslds trr Neis
nung frtt uno Uffm aubrrn-paS nit G5d6cr Srrs
ten alrr ourA bic GUnItuttUn 9arantirtsr 6rsIs
bsiten - bic tyrannife llntGoridung alles frri'
tritli&en Strstens-if bas ttwa SrstbeitslCbe
llHp auss pas sr6trbt III psm ,,cemctratilarn'
SUbtn. Wlit 9usnnbms Der gsuSbnliGer Der.
gnisun9en brS sristltsrn eettns unp rrS Srprns
perts teilebt bort abIelut feline 6rrbeit.
Beldes Iinb bic Stmm9stsr bic rsn @dhbita'
ten beIer brutalsn SclaYcnta ariRUiratie Jul
Watt Ssrbelfsn unp S6annttatsn, ME Die pbrn'
senannten, ianttipniren trpQsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Gin warncnses 1psrt.

gSr linoen I'M ,,Nilmiufie SesbpteR" eins
Gtnienoung bon Or. 99lrnsde, pstGe esfpie al.
scmrne unp aufmerfiamr Sea6tuna prrpisnt upo
bconp9S fit GItrrn irittis III. Or. Barnsdt
Ihrtbt:
gOr sinisr 3rit wurbe id ais 4r,t our Sts
Oanplun1 encS ic@Sjdtrlgm GinpcS ssruftn.-
Die Spmptcme Der Sranfbeit, terpurtrstsnes
2uSsn, Srenncn III S6tunbt, bcitissr S6msrs
in Der @egcno rrS WascuS irBen Ittsb:u, bag
Ca5 &inb peueiat Iebr iart rsiIenpc SpriItn
potr gar 9ittge Stuffe psrI6tudt babe. Auf
meine j5ra9e antpprtrte man mir, eaG oas Sttno
prbl rtras gu pirl Sadprt, SUDDEN uno Grd.
ders, gcnr6n hatr. Ourd bic gecignrte Gr,c.
ncg wurcc pas &inp ricpsr brrgsitrut. Oa nun
cbne arrrifsi rirIr Grlhrinung nurdb bic In tem
Sadwerf rnttaItsncn fOblrniameu Saljr, Sopd
ltnp YOtdIdc tSnIcratus, mad pelGem altrn 9lds
men iie bier 8snamt lpirrJ trrpprsrrlIfsn wurpcn,
~ rattle id) gltcrn mp @r,irbcrn bon 8inoern,
iebr iparlnm nit psm Jlei6en pen 8ldlprrt an
ibrc 1nrrr 3u fem, unr Der 6luSfrau pie bent
SIdcr, iparIlm nit prn otneimntihfn BON pG=
tdlAe unp Spoa 1T paS gldrretf gu perflbret
corr fir Stnbcr, nur 6efe ju ntbinen. Der BE-
riibn'te Or. u. Su6nsr iagt
lie to6tenIdureirtpm CisenGt Gflltsn) f..
mrbl ais du4 pie tctIeniiure .cnttdItcnten Sal
ir, bic SUpd ,tiiS SalrrotuS, wirteu tep llnee
| fortJcieBten @fbraub tJptli6 Die arGBere coer
serin9ere s8irflnd ii dtsr btbingt purh paS Scr.
banOsncpn pcn wsniSSr 9tsr msbr WasenIdurt;
pcburh pie @cgbartstt abStitympit irirp.
Or. SuGuer iast Ftrncr, tiB pltaIte unb
Soed bic Odgcnwluos upe WIeenbGuts serfreI.
len; il er fat Iuslr btp S6puFtipnen spn Qeibct
tprmlite Dw6I64erurg res ylgrns burA be-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
Ilnf1lIc ami niertrrI dnIr.

lin unsefGbr srd lt5r YG&miitass purSsF
,mri Yirrps bic IN einem sEhstn Hnseipmut pa.
rcn, na5r brm INt SCrnUh Srtsl1hsu iino Iis.
fen III raftem gaufr bic NsrttdmptOh Strabe
lnuntcr. Nian frnnte loren gauf niS! sbsr bsm,
mn, ais tS ilt nit rinsm slenn gGIgcu, Der
n1lr Belts 6otd itanp. in Btrdbrung fameu.
OF. g6m. 9MF9 u. br. S5psn gb4ttadtr, ~, ,lbs
int Selsrn laBtn iUtrrm brraus8eworien. 8r.
parFs brEam brca ttnpe Surtihuusen unO PEI.
amtir Ft sia IS icuf, Sc. N4ttudsr mar
nod unaIIdli6er; Elm IIO psS S8l9sns iblui
jbnt ricer rtt Sut uup Itrl.psr:t itn mit iurbf.
barcr @rwaIt segcn cnen @urbitth ipUbsi ibnt
iGni 8ppen jcfttO6en mo oisis pcm Srultfnofrr
1rtrnnt wureen. 2!u4 plrO iHrI Dds Stultcr.
blatl ;erttcde urO iprit nod l4mer tei4dpist.
ST wuroc nG6 Or. 5ielps Sfiire gttraAt. rslact
Die grltttItsn &ncasp S;rUsr Suilr:uenfrete anO
6u ltinc SttmsBcn IL vid ale lfcaIiA sermin,
putr. otrraui wurre sr nl6 Der gSobnuns pts
6crrn Paris gsrpmiiirn, Yc CT jebt iGmer tarnis-
Der Iir9t, n
am y!admiia5 6tfttttn tasSs sertrd6 FS
elm iutctciilnttr Smgc prs 6rn. 5leOb Da&raet
Bic pGite. Gr ipclte habe Dem Bai6nStcn
SprigrnbauS.. rp ras Y,issmrut lebr unsbsn ii;
ais CT ursudIidcpsic rel uno it'd auf bic ee'
mcrete 9Geie serirsts. Or. Sielr wuroe sru'
zen. wrlter psn StrtroGtnat 4nOasn wispr gu.
rs6ticBte. Ter fleint Sctoenps trinrrt fd test
10 wpbl, ais man untsr ben ltmil1npen errrirtsn
fam. tgafpr Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
0ie Summer 6efd,id,te.

Der brutaIe 9lnsrif bsS Bully 9rccfS Guf
Senator Sumner, ,pirO sesenpartis i'm Sauls her
8spreientalttn 3u 0afdtnstcn bciprchen. gESb.
reno Der DEBATE in Ss;us parauf. Tsten wicber
sIemIid teiBsnre g8crtt, uub Ssrr &ett + tat.
te lid bcrcitS erbuben um sncn Nnarf auf 6errn
!1tdmdn ocn Yennlplpanisu ;u MAIDEN troppn rr
aber Ssrbnoert purce. GS ii prh in Der Gbat
undietrblidt rtc f6 bic idoIiden Nhtglisbrr be-
trosen,, llnIcre 2(uoelssenGeiten tBnnrn unm5a'
li4 me6t IGnQcr nuf bieit gEsiic fsrtrduern--
Der snr,e 9lrrrrn mu6 pe II 9R IN duf'
iis6en unb biciem idcliden HuffdnSmuS auf eins
mai purh BEN Stnrmtalen Elm gnOe MAIDEN. =
groots wro fir ltin pfriibteS Scrtrs6cr ri6t
aus Dem 6aufe ddsstitc6en in0em Der 9an3e Sd
ben, idhlmt orn n5rbli6tn 2cto 6CttS, INN bd.
bm6 ibwr partGci uuf 6oAsn ptS ennoc5 9Bpbl
su picnrn, bnfiir ittmmsn werbsn. ba6 CT irnrn
Cit bsbaltcn 1uq . ! alte Dsmptrlte, mas
1T pann bod aus Dir grpcrosn ?