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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-07

Oh. And lastly. to dUest these aud
other measures. recommend the two
Houses 10 extend the session of the Gems
sTal Assembly. for the reason that If the
great measures of public policy are left
unprovided for by the present session,
shall HcI deem it my duty to take the re-
responsibility of calling an extra session Of
she Legislature. say this out of defer
enee 10 the will ofths present Assembly, If
they shall acknowledgement measures
shall not be acted on by them.
To sacredly guard the public credit. to
construct the primary pu6lie t6orks. to
bnild up q centre Of Trade, to make mart
Of foreign commerce. to stimulate mining,
manEfactHring and he mechanic aTts, to
Jostsre home instruction in literature, sci
suce, and the arts, to provide for all these
ihe necessary reVtlue, and to pay the pub
lic de6t. am anxious to divide my respon-
Sibility with the Legislature. and to incur
any risk. or make any sacrifice for the
sake OF our beloved Commonwealth. She
has mighty work to be done. and shall
it be said that she has not the men at this
day. to do It's mastery? With the ut.
most confidence. I appeal to you, gentle.
men. and am. with the highest respect,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY. A. WISE.
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;ies-the leprosy of his love has eaten up
their soals-fot it ever finds utterance IN
libels, and his gratitude in scurrilous
abuse. While onlthe other hand, no pang
of personal indignity, no rage OF disaps
pointed lust, no frenzy of dishonored
age. no fury of the worlds contempt.
should ever wiring from him to foe the
benefit and recommendation of one indig-
nant curse. Like the splenetic wife of
Hercules, he must send presents and make
concessions TO his enemies. and sling them
unto death in. the Nessus garment of his
appreciation. Like rover, he must turn
his back upon the haven he would make:
and treat the public. like the Irishman did
his pig-Iay hold of il by its meanest
part. and feign TO pull i back from the
direction, he desires tito advance. But
IL must close this hasty sketch OF this pro-
Igtessiye editor who, true 20 his nature
and his sinsiincts,i has progressed all
lengths in every thing but that which is
lyfrtuous and good ], can pa llates tho,
seduction of the Ohio spinster. by ACCOM-
Iparison of her oyerpius and his neeessiS
ties, can call 10 mind the rape OF the
,Sabines. and sympathise with this Yenal
specimen of the GEMS sonso. in the fact.
that .salsl,SS...
sILbYe is blind, and lovers cannot SEQ
The petty fclles that themselves eominitp
The last edition of islprogressise Age"
percolated through "a spirit that forever
haunts it inlthe likeness of a aeat-eyed
old man a'father rnfffan. a vanity in years.
areyerend vice, q grey ipiqaity, seemed
alike 10 have taken laave of sense, and
what little. dscenoy the laws against
obscene publications had hitherto an
forced upon ii. II foameds with rage,
and reel.d through ever deepening
sloughs of blasphemous ihdeceney and
il any one ever did desire our! village to
be rid of the nuisance Of his paper, the
chances of having their wishes. eonsnm-
mated are augmented beyond measure,
/ l have painted no imaginary portrait
no ideal head [: my sketch would be In
artistic if had; for nothing but wells
known reality eanjustify the Introduction
of horror and repulsiyeh into any pic,
ture. If our progressive editor suspects
the cap of fitting him, let him try It Oh
and amuse the public by s.exhibitiop.--
For myself, am satisfed@-if the, public
be soto consider this a highly-wrought,
and all but speaking likeness. may
have occasion, hereafter. to give some OF
the most stirring incidents that could be
embraced in biographical sketch Of the
life of our truly progressive editor. = 81
,5a 77ss.i p VINDEX. 3
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:. Rqual RIghtsa ana Equal Laws.,.
FRIDAy, aIARcH. >. 1855.
Democrats % f -UpshurT.g .

FkAf- - sssait -. "a ~ p - = N
Attend the meeting at your Court House, on
Monday, the nth day of Marchs-it is desirable
to have as many in attendance as possible, and a
full expression of opinion BY the party
Richie Co. Democratic Conyention.y
8 Tho Democratic voters Of tho county of Riteh-
ie, are hereby notified that a Convention viii ,be
held at the Court-House of SAID, county, on the
first day of March court, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the County Offices, at the
ensuing spring election, And the different dis
tricts are requested to be present to hold neet-
ings and appoint delegates to represent them in
said Convention. BY order of the Democrats
County Committee -,e esq OF 'sd
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EgWe return our thanks to j. Daniels,
Esq..the efficient member of the House
of Delegates from Barbour county, for a.
number Of valuable State Documents. q
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Probable deficiency,
s1,s5O,eOs 40

Probable deficiency, 1850, COS 40
Which must be provided for resort
to other means than now looked to. It
seems strange that if 50 large an expen-
diture but 637 $50 76 are required for
the ordinary expenses of Government,
and that from SO large an expenditure for
works of internal improvements that there
is not realized from it, exceeding, $780,
600 per annum. We have also been
struck with the fact that the public debt
has been increased since lst July. 1859,
$l2,921 .662 Is. Notwithstanding the
provision Of the new Constitution requi.
ring appropriation bills to be passed by a
majority of the members of both houses
of the General Assembly. The sinking
fund created by the new Constitution.
making it necessary to provide for the pay>
ment of the annual interest. and the ulli.
mate liquiaiion of the public debt, has
made it necessary TO present in this form
the real condition Of things. It's benei-
cial effect must be conceded by oil.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-07

R Hon. .. S. Garlic arrived home
on last Wednesday evening. on visi. 10.
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For de Register.
F.CRIHFIELD,

For de Register.
r. FAcRIHFIELD.
M aHe
Can pray upon occasion, talk of Heaven,
Turn up his geggling eye-balls, rail at vice,
Disseinble, lie. and preach, like any priest.''
g otap,g's Orphan.
:" Rise from thy scorching den, thou soul of
mischief 80
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Total liabilities ofthe State,
1t also shnw WIS that the expendi-
lures of the present fiscal yoar
ending 80 Sept. 1886, will be
And that tho receipts for the
same year from present re-
sources arc estimated at
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First District Democratic Meeting


AT meeting of the Democratic party
Of the First Magisterial District, held at
the Courthouse. on Monday. the Sd day
OF March, Capt. @. w. SMITH was called
chair, and Wm. p. Cooper appointed Sec
tary.
The object Of the meeting was explained
by Hon. G. S. Lewis to be the appointment
of delegates to the County Convention at
March Court, and the nomination of dis.
trict officers.
Some interruption having been made,
in the last meeting, by persons who were
not Democrats. and who of right had no
voice in the meeting, it was, upon motion
RESOLVED, That no person be permitted
to participate in the action of this meet
ing, who will not pledge himself to sup
port the nominations Of tho Democratic
party to be made by this meeting, and at
the Convention to be held at March court.
And upon further motion it was
Resotped, That no person be declared
nominee of this meeting who does not
receive majority of all the votes cast.
Upon motion of Hon. c. s. LEWIS, the
meeting proceeded to nominate four can
didates for Justice of the Peace, when the
following gentlemen were unanimously
elected F. NJ. Brooks, Jerome B. Wright,
J. Whitescarver, and Chas. Lewis.
The meeting then proceeded to the
nomination for Constables, when James
Munroe aud Juo. w. Norman were de-
clsred the nominees of the meeting, for
the district, and T. H. Bartlett for the
town.
Upon motion of F. B. Payne, George
Cork, was elected candidate for Over
seer of the Poor.
The meeting then proceeded to the
election of Delegates to the County Con.
yention resulting in the appointment of
Geo. H. Earnest. Geo. Cork, Jno. II,
Murphy and Philip Britton. .
After which, upon motion. the meeting
adjourned. G. w. SMITH. Pres't p
w p Gnnnnn 81 - - - = =
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CHANGED HER MIsD.-A few DAYS since
the Rev. G. GLIB, of Ravenswood, repair,
ed to the house of Mr.. B. A. Wells. TO
unite in the bonds of matrimony, Mr..
Granville Tieee and Miss Melinda Wells.
when to his great surprise be found the.
fair one had committed the license to the
flames and had eloped with Mr.. Jones
Swan of Pond Greek in gMonongaliaa
county. to parts unknown. leaving her
betrothed in the lurch to lament the fick.
eleness off the sex generally.
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Hon. MIR. HENRY FuLLER.-The Luz
zerne (Pa.) Union. gives the following
as the political history of the man whom
the so-called national Americans support
ed for Speaker Of the House of Represen-
tatives
" In order to make answer to the very
many letters we have received as to the
antecedonts of H. NJ. Fuller, we have col.
lected together to-day some facts con-
nected with that honorable gentleman's
antecedents. The gentlemen who have
written to us on this subject. will please
take this for an answer, as it embodies
the facts which we have at hand. Here,
in this district, no man will be found, or can
be found, who has any regard for truth,
that will pretend TO say that the gentle
man was anything else than an abolition.
tst and rs such. received the hearty sup
port of the rankest of them. A WHO, "a
FREE-SoILER. an ABOLITIONEST, a
W1LMor PRovrso man, a KnoU- Nothing
this is the history of the geutleman's po-
liLical career. He never pretended that
he was anything else, till he bid for the
Speakership."
The article from which the above is
extracted goes on to prove these asser-
tons, and also states that Mr.. Fuller was
one of the committee of Black Repub-
licans that nominated Passmore William
son for Governor If Pennsvlvania
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@ Gody's Lady's Book for March is
received and it contains its usual choice
assortment Of plates and reading Cody
is very popular He says :" We are now
on our 7th edition of January No.. and
4th Of February. We are more than
lo.ooo.cOpies ahead of what We were last.
year. We are truly grateful to the pub
lie for this increase, and it will be our
earnest endeavor to merit It," Back
numbers are furnished at any time.
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! for Governor Of Pennsylvania.

MAJOR JONES Reader,
are, you fond Of fun {? If you are. send
for "MajOr Jones COurtship," just re,
published. BY 7. B. Peterson. lo2 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia. at so cents a
copy. 1t will be found to be the drollest
of the droll books of the season. Tits a
strange production. but so brimful o fun
that half drop would make it run over.
1t is an exceedingly funny book. the CON-.
icality of which will never grow stale. It
is just the book to smooth away business
wrinkles. and provoke little wholesome
and healthful laughter. You. who would
laugh. buy this book. and read ill.,
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Our state Finances.

We have read with much interest tho
able report made to the House of Dele~
gates by the Committee Of Finances. by
their Chairman, Mr.. Garnett of 3 ssex.-
tits document that should be read and
considered by every one. e.eza
1t shows that tho funded debts ss4, 4ss,4oo As
The floating dobt is sso,l47 81
Liabilitiesfor internal improve
ment appropriations and sub 7aa @
scriptiOns. taa e,oeo,5sl Os
Total debt and liabilities of the
State principal, 81,l7O,13e Ss
Bonds of Corporations guarran-
tied by tho State. s,s9s 800 90
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SATURDAY. Feb. 23.
.HousE.-Mr. Johnston made an inetfec.
tual effort to take up the bill removing the
restrictions upon the North Western Vir.
ginia Rail Road. The House refused to
suspend the rules for the purpose.
n MONDAY, Feb. 25.
HoUsE-Mr. Johnston moved to pass by
the pending special order, which was the
finance bill, with the view to enable him
to call up the bill to repeal the restrio.
tons upon the North Western Rail Road !.
The motion was agreed to, and the bill
having been taken up,
Mr.. Johnston offered the following. ~.
der to the bill "And provided further
that the assurances herein before reouir-
ed to be given by the North Western
Virginia Rail Road, shall be given to the
city of.Wheeling. as above required, be-
fore this act shall take effect, SO as to al.
low the North Western Virginia Rail
Road Company to use its road"
Mr.. PAUL offered the following add.
tional ryder: BE it further enacted
that this act shall not be in operation until
ehe Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Com
pany shall have agreed with the city of
Wheeling to make no connection with any
road now constructed, or in the course
of construction. in the State of Ohio. for
the purpose of receiving or delivering
freight or passengers transported or to be |
transported on either ofsaid roads, except .
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Orhuienhaff.

2tm Wtrnb res 25fr October crtgnrtc Iih cts
ne ihud!jdlc Sc2ctCnbcit I'm 6auie ppn gnrrem
Macre in Eobnirn5 zine, untcrbalb rcr 4tcn
Strl6r. in WblNpClpbin. S5rau @uorc mar i'm
@eNriT enr Gtuibllnipe su fuasn-en @ei6SIt
wcl6e5 -Ie fNon Gcrhiittos5 bGttc tbin fraen-
ais cusS ibrcr &iuper an itrrn glrm ltirb. Die
Gri0Ut!rrm9 0eruriatbtet rnE lie iih hrio pac
&inp nit rcm Stub trspG, weI&rs 5eurr fma
mo i5rr &lctccr iii 8ronp Icgr. 9|trr anperr
&iuGcr srGh9tcn Eih iHrcicno um bic treurcnps
Niutter, uhp duCD ibrC &sircr ltdnrcn 6alp in
littm Jlaumen. ST.. Mrprc uno gln6bnrn
ranntn Urrtet Dem lingGd 81 ltutrn, ntIein ircni'
&C Ninutrn thtten tin9ereidt np ras GntIcb6c
mar 0eihebcn, flint &inpCr uup riG WUttrr wlrrn
iItrtIi1 Ywbranut,
Gmcs Ter Giitcnttn, Gin MGt6cn ern l2 9a6-
rcn, N1mcn3 Gun Sine VhmIon, niGt CUR 61mis
Ce 3cbGtcUc, mar ctcn Srrbcr ms ;3tmmcr 1ctrts
ten mn cine Selellmg W mntrn, ais oas III ,
1ui lhttf1no. Sn iDycm g;itrcten orn tlcrrn
KmcTn III bHIcn, ingCn aud ibre &lciper 5rurr.
sSjc rnnntr p0nn trcpneno auf bic StrnGe unb
mari iA in Den 2GIIrrgra6cn ntCr sineu lauicn-
cEn }rusrpluB nor pCm !0luis. SrrB Dem nar
itt 10 ilart Scrttcnnt, RAP Iit III einrm glohtor.
h1uIs eiai9e Stuncrn barouf untcr I4rcdliden
SHnlcr;cn it1rt. 81 eTfctsn 9tldt fdrten
Smma y. Mccrc, 9 Sagre ali, uno 9ta6rt D.
MOcrr, 4 Jdbrc alt. gEtl9ctmins Mosrs, 6
Sabre ait, purpe crit an NtrEtaa pur@ ben Sob
Yrn i9rcn VciCs tcfrett. Dne iGnsitr 8ns mar
NOD AM Gstcn, abcr mrni9 0ofnmS pprB0nren.
raj r5 gCneICu wUroe. SSrau NlrUre III auser
@faIrt-hoA Itisrt it GciltiJ nNEI ntepr ais TOR
perd).
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
perfabruns uno Urasiid,es gnoe.

9lm Icbten MittwcG gt6rno tint ll6r wurbe
Sr. Changes, BON ter 6irma gSilmer uno Glars
gee, go. t39 WarfctiHa6e, an Der @df Der
epp9c @ttcp unD z. Strabr, cbcr0aIb Der ebess
nutirage brd leinen Glerf, brR Srn. S9urIed
seIAOdcn uRo lebsnssefabrliA Serirunbet.
Die 96otIadcn serbatten H4 fct9nterihdBer
6r. S6urlcf bate frn Srn. Changes in feline
6amilie einsefdbrt; biefcr fdttrte rer 5rau Sbur'
lcd, elmer iungen unb Isbr bGtl6rn 6rau iebr bdus
fg Ssiude pabrrnp fer Gbwelenbeit i9res Ntans
nes as, unb ss gelan9 ttn enoltd, bnburts, paB
er i6r mittbeiItc, tbr Wann iet ibr untreu, fe gu
pafiitrrn. glattpem rirs SrrbGltnis eini8e 3eit
teilanbcn Gdtte, fttttr Srau Sburtpt 9tcue iibrr
tbrcn SSeultrtt, une teste itrem 0iannf am Dicns
flag Gin pplifGnbisss Uefdneuib at.-Nm Nitt'
nod Ntrno fanrn Sburrd uno Changes aus
ocr Wdlrnir loatla, unS sin9rn bic z. Strabe
binauf an bcr Ode Der eorBe>Nlsg tlteb Sbur'
lrd lrbrn, uno iielte ben GIaw1cs iitcr bas Scrs
gefalerr CUR Grbe.-ONlrr ldd,te iGm in's G'e'
lidt, rtrdpf SGutlrf rinen JcYUIser Sra, uno 3
S6diie auf Changes atfeuerte; cine &uScl ,rrs
I6mcttcrte Rem @rm tejIci6m up cine anbere
prang in trn llntcrtsit, Glaw9r5 trite icfcrt Su'
Iammsn er wurbe na6 DEM @nnIYlpaniasScis
pital getratbt. 100 irtne 9Sunren unterluht unp
fir otIplut t6otlA ertIart wurren.
!6r. SGuricd pcrIu6te ndt Su rttTeGert unb
rfdrte Ipfrrt Irtne Screitwaistett, itG perbaFten
su laiIen CT wurre burb Spbn N9en na9 Der
Wascrs'Sfiicc gcbra6t.
0tlcra frtb fam fsr SAT- str gtbrrmuh Gnue
CUR Ssrbnneluns, Ter rcn 2lnsetlagtsn auf &n'
ra9 res DiitrttssNttprneY rpmmtttrtr.-
Sr. Gtdmorc ilo,t oeIlctn frtb ll6r i'm Srls
pital; CT mar As Sabre alt, mo battle Sisr Rins
Der, ron tenrn nur Gins cripahien 1T iciue 5rau
fam res gtn6tt mad rem 9ciPital uUp b!ieb an
jenem Bette bic Cr ltorb
Sr. GGmlrd iR 90 9a9rc at, felt 2 SaGrn
rsrbrirattet unc bnt Elm &ino ct 9iett an, haF
Changes. uaGocm er burG Gerliumpungcn 9cgen
ibn, bic Ircuc irincr s5rhu rriduttrrt; ibr 8cle=
aentidD einen Stblaittmf in bcn SGCjrt 9emilcAt
rp ranu fgin ianoe gcbeatsS Sprbabrh atf9e.
iibrt babe. 2tubTprm IoQ Gkurlctt ali Glaw8eS
rttt unGtnCutccr G'cIrfurprun8cn qcbatt pdtrn,
bic Der Vrttcrr 81 bsfrieNi9m IiA tets we9erte.-
N;clr 6rcmrr res (5rn GbutCd crbrten lib gu
jcrem 8etrase SurM8oit iiir tbn ,u iteam; bod
wIrrc eitjeIbe niht nnACtpuwtcn.- .-C9bu. 3 en-.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12

Baltimore, 5. gitY. Gclrn %admit.
tag unp 2Itenp famen crnIe llnrutcn 0pr. Sn
Der 8. unO 2. gSaro fanb Gin 3ampi SriiGcn rrn
CmoFratrn Der s. g8arb unb brn 2mertnnrrn
rrr 6. .nO z. gGarh fatt. Ssire 9ntrrn fiibrs
ten Mht5tctcn un5 Snncnsn nit Iib. Der Snmpf
bauCrtc itcr Stmrrn. 80 9srlOnen ipurpen
vrpuncct, paruntcr rtrile t6ptij0. -
9n rrr 5pcjtsn gEorp Sertrittrn bic 0engtaE'
ten bic Qmcritarer, prlGe Yrn Der 4trpSSSlrp
Sdfe rrbirltrn, urb na6 IIn9wcm a6ltsFH iitb
wirocr in brn Sciib rrr pouS icBtc uuo rir De-
mpfrntrn scrtriebrn. Der &f eAucrtc titrr
cine Stuntr ttn Wnnt Murtr 9etBbtct 80
wurrcn Srrrunprt. pnrurIFr cint9c tFptIi'4.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Grcpelbaftre &ctraarn.

Cine 3ctuns BON SlairtYiae, Yern., trritbtrt,
NaB ais in rcr 9adt Yon Srtern por o6t Gngen
Der YrNrpdSsii auf rer Giicntabn otnmctt 8OIi.
par Stnttcn Sbrtrlfubr, irsenp ein SeuId in
Electromagnetic cine 6tnte Opcr @iTtclc sesen Den
pUrbci iabrrnrrn sEa9rnu9 atieucrtr. Die Stu.
gel fuEr bur6 ben 9citwasen, atcr sum Slid
wmtc nirmano srrlcgt. IS mar in Der Nd6.
tmi6aft rcr nGmIidsn Station, 80 yetrr gBrlf.
Gin gHddrr an Der GiIentutn, am 3ten tes spri.
gen Mcnats ouf cine uamcnitbtHe gGeIt crmprs
ret wurre. IS iSteten pbne 3prIel tlutpiir.
iti9e S6utcn in jcnrr Gr9snp umbsr, unb es 1T
bcte Belt, eaB etni9e Intrcn8un8rn esma6t mrrs
ben lrIItrn um iir gu rr8rrifrn unN SOr @rri6t su
ErirgGa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
ptrbaneItinsrn Ser Court.

Srt1cntsS Iip6 Sic Jicbttfiae wrI6r Icbft
94ede tei unIrer Gputt perbErt wCrren Iinp
Der Gtint oracn GGarteS Nt'@jW.- .-Qn9riII
unn S6liorrri auf Daniel gSNnner. Gertio9s
ter wuree Idulctd 0cfutren, ne son rcr Gpurt
serrlrtbrlt cine Strafe pch s. lit be,dblcr, unr
In Der Summe pCn 500 Gcrii6um9 fir bic
5aItuna reS 5rictcn5 gu itracn.
Der St0dt Qe9en Omtn Bcrn6ArS .-NnNtifT
I.no SdG1crri duf Daniel gG1nner Ter Ser
tlnAte wurot IAurb Gcfuncen unp Yrn bcr Gcurt
1crabc ME Der SbiSc, psrurtbrilt.
Der Stlut 9cltn 9ctN S{tnet. -2(hactIaet
1915 gfto ben Sdmucl Shncibrr eeloblen su
tabrn. Strtlantrr rpttrer fhulcil arfmrrn unc
bcn Ger Gcu,t prrmt0c!t Wcnot in rem Gouns
iS.@efSn9niB iaNminacn, I 3bater Gtrafe W
trNller, unp roa 9citrNIcne 0tIp wirtCr Suriit'
3raStsN.
Der Stant ecacn gnbrep SJttnatinN -9tn0rtif
ynS StIGscrr ouf 8rccriG 90csbo6. .-&ers
tEaater rurte iGulNis gcfmten unc bic Court
ltltr ibm cine StrlIc pcn s. auf.
Orr Stdit i,sch Nat6an 9rr0 uno 9tarcu G
ghner .--9InactlNAt em gEetns unb Sdulbau6
oewaltiom rpntNrnlmcn uno YprrntbnItcn IL "a
tcn.-Grtl0ltc wurccn Der EcrcntA1ltm9 Iduls
ril acTmbr. .-GGurt l)rtEtil ned ni1t GuSgcs
frrr6rm
Ter Gtnit oran Gcnmc 5ttttmcr, S,cct
Wilct, 9aIiu5 %. 0,Io, goam ShSffer, 1cnry
Sunimft i1frmaa .. Irttrr, Daniel 33lnfr llnb
SSititani 95int NnIrttobt NN 9tSrn bic G'eiebe
All tFiitqi 5tm5idie 3u Ytrianac - Die
0rGno ,sute fmO o6cr feline Stl mo m'r5 Die
!oiutn gdtGin 0ertb uuO Aarcn Y. Mlcr an biz
tlnfciteu lu bssabINi.
Sn JStaat ararn 9ultut ~. 0clc, 6trty
Siitiiihct Gh6 Silcr5 9Rdcr-Cr5 nrmdttiamc,
Gin0anar3 III cFiArs ShNtbaus onNtlnot. .-Ctt
6irGur cSurv fhn6 trins 9}0, tm0 bic Court Re.
fail 9latbdh serd, rit ltntclcr m tc;ab'tn:
Orr Stiat atacn 9est +. 6rlnt -Gladc fiji,
9lh1Tiif upo ShlSlcrrt nuf Stcpbm Srnr9 .-Di
G'rinp 9ms fmr ftin Sia uro trit5 Strpbsr
5urs dn bic llntrTcn ~ Gcil0im.
Der Stdat delsn Trnnfln Soilld, VcniAmir
glrorcttS unO g8itIiam giuirn6aCr - antla0r fiji,
ihoti;tIrs 2etCl. .-9Srt(natc murtm Ihuloia oe,
Funern, unr pic Court SrrurtGrtttr rinm icrer
rsritItrn 10 5dde in oru Gdunto. 6jrTdngniB Su,
;ubrinacn, unc $50 Strdfr III tr;dblen:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
1pas Sic 1Dabt 2tucbanans brocutct

Gin 9(cSufat in giews9Jcrf, NdmenS Scracr
OreIier, tictet i'm ,,giEps 2prt gfpre6" tcrcite
ben Itplihrn Sttaprnboltcrn, bic mad benz Staate
glcp. 2jrrt reicn mb lire Stlasrn nit Ta trins
gen woticn feline OirnItr al, iie 3u fddeCn unr
iGurn CUR g8trorrcrlan9une tcbilflt 1T Icin, mcnn
iDre SfIdScn fcrtlaufsn Ioltsn. gr fiitrt an, paB
Die Gentituticn jeorn SdrJtr Der Ger. Staaten
o0e Jts6te 9drantrt, Die er in fetrcnt c9nrn
Staatc Qrntcbt, uup RAP battr bcr SiIaombatrr
t5ne @tfubr nit 1enem spcGeintaen giscnttum
rie frCiCn Stnotcn brtrrtrn fam. Sgttt bic 9Sabl
gu6nnanS lrirtli6 cine 2tnrrfthhung entbGIt, caB
bic SftaSuci Gin natitnate5 Snttut it, Ip 1T Der
SAmB pr5 gpsptat Oreiirr gang cenIeNaent.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
.Sraae uno Untmort.

Srd9r. 81 es waGr, mas Die Drrctratrn
brGaupten, baG alle prbrrtli6rn 9rutc ras pemcs
tratii6c Gifc seaintmt taben, unO pab ra9escn
Die 9lcpublitanrr idmnttIia eumpcn uno SettcIe
pplf Itnb 2
antwprt. 8rt Der ttbten gEa9l in New =
Cert Fimmien Ycn ben ScwcGncrn Der in Der
san;en gStIt tsrihtatsn 3 tpe SUtnts s 576,
ia0c Stint 6uneert uno Seas unp SistSis fir
Sa6anan, t3 fir 6iampre unp mr II fir 5rr'
mont
Da Fam F4 nun Sober iett1 eintn Sirt tnrs
auf madNn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-11-12
Nie EepoIper

Die 0teSoISrr linb jcst cine rftgsnanntf gBaffs,
unb pennaa gift e5 mUBl nondbr, bic pas gBort
ausIpre1rn. cbne einen beutli6n 8e9riff scn Der
Sahe su babea. Der Name iiammt RON benl
sn9ll6sn gBcrte revolve, umprrba, uno bic
Contribution Der gSaffe rehtfcrtigt bielen Ndmen
SeatUmmrn. Die ertrn 9teSplprr batten mebrr-
re 2dufe Gdnf Bis neurD, bic iiA I'M rinen 9es
meinIHaftli6en Wittelpunft orebten, bamt ie Der
tnjisn Sfanne Der gBafe ibr 3dnplod Suwenoes
ten. Die GcnTruttipn batte npefen hsn Na&'
ttelsn gu GROCER Shwrre, uno man tetrabtet oas
ber Jest als Die belten JieSplSer Die Bon 6 0 1t,
wel6e pabcr uud 70 9siu6t iinc, ba6 bic 6aGrt'
fen nidbt ale eingeteneen SsiteGungrn tefriro9rn
fGnnrn. Seie GcIt'i6en 8eScIorr Eatrn nur
e inc II Gauf Ssscn bsiIen unteres pif enc 8 Gns
be III cine S6cite Sugerdtrt, auf rflder ii6 feds
Gplinper befnbrn, bic nidt ldn9cr linc. ais nBs
tb9 III, um Die 9uISsrlapuns nO bic SuSel Sl
falIen, unp an benrn aub pas 3dntbithen an9es
tradt iR. Gtcle SGeite brebt f6, leWir man
ben 6obn oufSiett, ,tno man fam baber unmittel'
bar feds Sduiie abfeusrn, rbne raB ra5u mcbr
i3eit rrfprpertA III, als man traudt, ben Sabn
aufSu;ieben rnp lre;ubriifen.