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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
N16rtdbt

gPirb birrmit srsetrn, baB Der llnterSei&nete
ais apminiitratcr pOn Der 9intaIabenl&dft bes
prrlOrbenen Saeob Sswatp, lestbin BON
eynn SaunIaip, gs4a Gauntp, ansefsIIt ipcrren
iit.-Aue bsjtnssn eaber rpsI6e nod an bsiaSte
Sinterlaeml6aft iGutpis linp, lino tisrourd auf'
seicrbsrt, innrrbalb gBo6en anjurufsn uno abb
sutrsatlrn, = llnp SolGe Die nod reGtmdBse
6crrtrunssn taten mSsen, Ino stenfals erlu6t
iclds nnerbalt Der tclasten Belt prbltffatist
sinsubdnpiSsn an
Spnds Sspdlb.
Sh. q, 1857. nq6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
NQ0rt6t

nib tsrmit sesstsn, ba6 bic llntrr3ei&nttsn ale
grreutpren bss Isbten sBtllens uno asiiamsnta
prs serRcrbensn 90ren3@ & @utt, lsBttin Son
Sao sgBbeit6aa Saunitip, 9e&a Gauntp ernannt
rorbcn Eno.-glae pisjsniSm wslds nod an be-
laate Snterln6snl6aft l6ulris linp, rrsrosn baesr
aufarfsrpert tnnrrbalb 6 g8p6rn BEL einsni eer
rlntsrwidnsten analrufsn une absute3ntlen Limb
SpIde bic nod rs6tmaeise 5crbnuneen tabsn
mSssn, Hne slri6fans rriu&t lOlGs innsrhalb Osr
bsIastrn 3sit wOtlteiidtist stnSabdnSistn ali
Daniel @utbI Gr,,rs
DaYib Gutb. Wv
/ Sstetsr IL, 1857. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
93reinia'S 9ebGube.


Srrinis's GebSube.
Die Gbre wurcs ibm freunottb scbilIiset auf fol;
ssuec osrren uno bsrsu Samitirr Su usrrpsten, fit
Ipsldhs CT operirts.
Die 3abt Der Sabre, wetdbc wrfbwancen, i'itoem
ibre Speratcnsn bc9dn9cn wurpcu, uno oeren 3dbns
uceb erbalteu ne, III ben rspetttpen ganeu bei9es
fist: @arrid S1alIsrp "a Sabre, @briltian pree %
Sabre, Or. Scbu 8cmie % Sabre, Bcniomin s.
6aasntucb IA Sabre, Charles Sd9cr II Sabre, {.
M. Runt IL Sabre. Guan SB. Gdcrt l6 Sabre,
Omsn SS9sr l6 Sabre. 8ctert gBri9tt % Sabre
.. 6. efn9nedsr l3 Sabre.
Dies fino bios ciuise Der buncsrts pcn SStIsn, in
ncIdsn Die bsmiitbe 5ubersitun9 pcn Or. oano, jur
8urirun9 Der faulcn 6SbIun9cn Der 5dbnc, ,9tbrauht
uurcs, uno in tsiucm sinsiStn 6alIr fbts fs bic
3ibne gu erbalten.
8dnltlibe 3ibns. Sen einem @inelnen bis CUR
pclIsn Sett, ron ocr bstn Sualitdt, ptroen ein9e:
ltbt auf Die fbSufis WaHier unb ;u ben nieeri9fsn
prsilsn.
2meutaun, sunni 10. 1857. 81. na6R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
o l)es !! o l)es /! o l)ss /!

Gin 8enbu>IuSrufer.
tinter,sl6nsttr gilt tsrbur@ gadriGt, tnB eF
brm @eI4dit einss 8snbu, gusrufers nod immfr
na&ssbt, unO tsret III alien @nlp,s&enben an
bilissn grsibsn 3u bienen. = I'm tbm, 70 ME
benienisen bic gsRbu ,u talten ssicnnsn anc. ln-
annetmliGteten 3u Serbiiten, bittst sr, bag aus
SclGe bic feline DisnRs bssebrer, susrf bel ttm
pcrlprearn Uber fi6 nit ibm prratreeen HSs
gen. rBs Ts 9re gsnpusn beaeaen.
Sir bnsIts seno6ns Stunblduft III sr berSTi&
bantbar, unb tittst um etne Sortpausr Der Wunt
pes putlituns.
Glcnius &ramlib.
gDsiBenburs, glCs. A, 1857. nqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Mprb ! WlDrb F.! MDr6 !!
S6rcdli6e abIdla6terei unb cine ult>
aebeure NicSermetlung

Beinabt alIe 8anftn uno 8auflsute In 6en @srf
eiuietsn Staaten fino auf9ebrrdcn, a6sr eins Sabe
in sspiF, uno ss If bisle, oab SoGepb Stcpp ncb
ndbt fart bat Icnosrn INNER nch auf isnen eritsn
Seinen. auf osneu ct lsit 40 Sabrsn 9erpSien, lit
Sh nil Gud nun la9en mas rsr Stcpp, al, SIC. 30
SBet bamilton StraBe, in ausntaun, eet tbut.-
2ber ou wirit octb nidt la9en tpas i'd eir 9efa9t
babs-O Geiu, i'd psrbe es lelblt mrinsr tbeuern
y, msiuem 3uds'siebben nidt fa9en, oaB Der
Stcpp
S&warssr Geite, rs Gents wsrtb, an 81 Gents
sertauft- sledfaas ldparSsr alpaeca, ipertb
81, an rs Gents bic garb-ebsnfalls idwar'
ser 9lpatea an 1S Gents uno ale bic feinNen
Yl1t. .Werinps, al Bca, ipertb 81, an SO Gt5.
per garb elsi6falls 0irrinps nats an II
gJarp brett, an 49, Gents. Tssslsi6sn aud
Jsattune, OdaIns, perFan 9uG an benabe
balb Yrets fir Sarseto, 70 pis aud Satttnst,
pertb so Gents, fir 25 Gents per Yarb -
slsi6faas einissr psrtb 623 an 81 } per glre,
70 tuie fsrnrr sintser, wrrtb rs Gents, an AZ
per garb.
Ssrusr.- Drapsrs, lIutsrbsmos, GtrdmpfS
banbIbube, tpclIcne Gdrpets u. no. rpcroen an lebr
9Srin9su 9rsi6su atssIest fir Bar9do.- GleihfalIs
Gin 9rcecs IfcrtSmsnt prn ftrti9 9smabtEn Slsiosr
aIs
lteber<Jtbde, 3bfe, Sruitlappen
unb SpIen,
rpsltbs an beinabs balb grsis u6sebsn, 70 wis aud
200 Sdfe Sal1
pcblfsil fIr Sarssto - stenfaIS 3udsr an 64 per
Qhino; belten pSigcn 3udcr an 10 Gents, 70 rpie
9Rcla6es On 81 Cents per Quart uno better Sprup
an III Gents per Quart. Suftt on une tbr nsr'
Get flnCen ca6 ctiecs bic Wabrhst Die 9on,s Seabr;
belt, unp nibts ats Die @abrbsit III.
SpIepb Stppp.
81. 8.-Mfrs. Stcpp unb Comp, psrfau:
fen 9cnnSts, rpcrtb Z bis SbaCr on > 3 eas Stdd
-sniae wsrtb So ftr $3-fsrnsr ctni9c pertb 50
an $2-slcbfaus sinss mcrtb So an SJ.-8inoEr'
bite ba6en fe stsufaa5 pists auf bano psltbe an
25 Gents uno aufudrts pertauft peroen,-9 -9tsibfaGs
Gappcn fir eaoisS, irbr tiui9 fir Sar9cIc.
laentoun, Sep a, 1857. nobp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Sefentltbe Senbm.

SrritasS ben20. 0lppembrr nSAitcns,
um IL llbr Wittass, iOtlen an Der Bobnuns res
pcrlcrbcnen 0eter 9 d. d fer, In Stermas
eunaie Saun1tip, eeda Gauntp. fofgsnbe tspsss
litbe @dtrr SifsntIid prtauft wsrren, ndmIid:
Gin 4s@dulsmasen, Gin 1.Gdulewasen, sn
Spa,ieripasen, cine Mdtrs, stne SUB. z Sdwsi'
ne, cine pltcnt SrioerprcNe, Seuleitcrn u. S6c.
mel, @runbtrnrn teim SuI6rl 2 Ssfen NIT
Slctr, 3 9rtter unb 9sttlaben, 2 llbrsn, Sads
ubr, Bureaus, Slide unb StiibIe, 8disr unp
Stinuer, pnb nod pislerIri anpge Sauern' unp
&ii6cnserdtbe, su umfdnpIid anSufiitrsn.
Die Sepinsunssn am Ysrtaufsta9e unb guf.
partunS pom -.
2rsi SDiffer, 9lbm'pr.
gpecm6er 4. nd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

NV e"lst
Srcunocn uno 9Snnsrn, 70 mic stnenl 9esbrtsn pue;
litum Itsrbaupt anSu,ci9rn, Dap sr Die
@pblfrile 8utlhellsWa9eret
in Der gBalnuelraFs, Der Staot auentaun, ssraes
bnterbal6 bet &sfcrmirtsn Stride, uno jrpdr on Der
6stanutsn GBertltdrs bes SRai. SSilllam 6rti, nun
ouf feline atiniae 8sbnun9, uno srpar auf cine isbt
ousavoebnis @iiIe bersibt. Gr bot 9s9snmdrtt9 aut
6ano, niro imn,crbin auf bano baltsn, uno 1T ju
allen 3siten 6ereit uno etu9ertbtet
2lac 2lrtcn Subrprrfe uno Sbiittcn
pcu Der neuefcu SQcpe, uiisrn cber Snlss, Die sss
pSbnli6 in oicr 9s9cno perlan9t peresn ju psrtsr;
ti9cn.
aGt Gtinc urbeitsn weroen unter tetner et9enen
NufIbt, aus Den alerbSlen SRaterialicn perferti9t
uno &C fam eabsr tr ale oiefate gut tEbsn oe iei'
ne GBsrtltdtte ptrtaBen. 8ufet oaber 9efali9it an
uuo urtbslst fir Gu6 lsl6t. Shut Sbr bas 70 babt
Sbr Gud oar bato iberIsu9t. ca6 ltiue drbeittn IN
6inftpt Der SbSnbsit, Oaucrbafttefet uno 8illi9;
felt ocrpie nireenpsmc in bictr Staet cosr IN Den
tsnatb6artsn Stdoku t6srtrrfen psrorn.
Sllte Tmbrtperf
prroen i'm Gustaulh fdr neue anssncnlIisn, tno Dos
ftir Gin retbtmaeiser prCi6 erlaubt.
Gr III bsr,tb eanttar fir bsreis 9rnrBene ltbsra'
le 9unoEha uuo sr rpiro fb ItetS bsitreben, alle,
Die i'm nit ibrsr Sunthaft beebrsn, in allen pin;
Iitbtsn pcatcnimcn Su tsfrieci9en.
gpt(liam $. @etbrbrlb.
1rsntour, gRgr, a, 1857. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
=0lrbeit.

ShlSfsr, 8onoen, Sdrauben. SsnitsrSlas uneal
~ ts anosrs gum pousbau nStbissn SahtH, ~
babsn bsi 9. .. Weter.
0Gsutaun, Sept o. nsev
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
6B6f @i6tis !!
Gb1S. 6arfneS II. SD1l1,

NIelpers DanpIer I'm WrobRn, yIp. 900
0larft StraBe,
edS:Off6ss Ode bee 4tsR StraFe, in pbitaesl'
pho,
Satsn fib entfhtcssu, ibrsn ets9onten Stcd ron
neusu Strt Spdtiabrss uno @intsrs@utsr, an Elmer
ermsB itben 5srablssans pcn ben 9spSbnlt'
dben prsesn 9dnJh aus;upertaufsn.
@ruebanoler proen mcbI tbuu bic iseiss @ds'
ssnbsit ju tenuesn. ru-
81. 8.-glctcu pcn alien ,abtunssfabiscu Santsn
psrosu an par an9encmnisn.
Setobsr %, nq3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
gSaiIen9eri6tS 8erfauf.

Sn Rraft unp ;uiol9t enss 8riebls aus ben
gBaiIenscriGt BON ee1a Gountp, fol- auf benz
0tabr (cttf, In 5ripelbers SaunlGip, 9eda Co.,
auf Samaass ben 28hen Observation-Disclosures, tim
ilbr gta&mittase Sifntlid psrtauft psrrsn;
Gin scpiees Stiif Sanb,
init bent 3uscbSr, sslesen In 5cicctters Saur<
ld,p, eeGa Gauntp, srSnSenb an 9anper Ron Dl.
3rum, Senry jsru@, Daniel 8inf,, Satpt 8riBin,
aer uno stnbern sntbaltenb t0S a6er uno l39
Nutben, ocnaHcs Naoe. tlnscfdbr l3 adcr ra'
BON linc gBisIcn, 80 older 6cl,tanb unb Der 9ieli
N 9utrs 8dutanp. in bcten Gultur. 3uIidnoe.--
Die gerteBcrun0sn tarauf fnc Gin tcprclles ]
Stcd bobes
- Slpd WpbnbauS,
i::;;Ha cine S6psi,er.Sdeuer, sBaanrrldap,
skA Sprinsbous unb anpers auiIcnaetdIl'
be. @s bsfnbst lid rbenfalS Elm pcrtreiftdsr
8aumsarten parauf bon ben tsIien Sbataurlsn,
besslsiasn ilieBt aud cine Grsf purA Oabrls.
Gs III biss baS bintrriaesne lisssnpe SsrmS'
gen Oes periortenen q npreas s5riBin8sr,
lsbtbin pcn teIastem SaunIhip mp Gaunts.
Die Seeinsunstn am Serfaufstase mO auf'
ipartung rcn
Samuel 6. GiltIer, S(bm'rr.
Durh bic GUurt-J. 10. t11ifIcy, Cdr.
9icpember -.-... nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Die 8Gbne.
& 6 6nnh. Snknnr,f.

". y. Salp, SabnarSfy
bot Die Sreuos ,u srpabnsn, BOP ct fins 9cunobsit
piebsr 70 peitcrtan9ts, baB CT crmati9t III, peoerum
nit Der prans siner Yrcfeficn fcrtsufabrsn. Ssins
amtsltute IN In
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Sefentlif0e Genblt.

Samitaes ben 2Sitcn Hcnrmbrr
nS&asns. um 10 llbr SUrmttaas. iclen am loau'
&c bss pertortenrn Saeo b Del IONS, lcbts
bin pcn 9cwbia 5dunldp. efda Gaunts, fclSrn'
be artifel aui 5featIiaer Senpu pcrfauit wsrrsn,
namliG;
Gin t.@Sulswaasn sin t'G'iultaelhirr. Sru
Eel Der Spnne, Osrf. 5iIde. Stible. SSnfs. cine
quite 5lintc. 3dber unb Stdnner, Carpets, @r=
traibe.SGde, 8eItl mp Gientafcn, 70 wie ned
cine Seridrpcntsit anbsrei Sausrns uno sauss
6,erStbiaaften, gu umtdnpIG aIIeS bier ansufibs
rfn. .#
Gis Sebinsunsen am SertaufstnSe unS auf'
fpdrtuns ppn
SaSib 9clrna.
Ncsrmtcr IT,. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
8aubpls /! 8aubDl5

gn 9aurys Citation. In Norewbrtbaa, u tls
neusr 5pbbcf sinscri6trt tporesn, no bfiidnsiS
;u batrn III l
Sebe 2lrt 9aubcll -
als rduae unS isrtise Slucr-9Oarbs, Seantllnss.
8alten, S&inptln, 2attsR, u. (. No., lurj isss
Srrte ScIs prl6e gum 8ausn setrau&t wtre.
glu& wsrten Scl,. .8tas fir Ssbdufs auf turs
,e 9saetlans selsfsrt ano SIpar allss an ben at-
lrrbilSRm preibsn.
Da1ib 9aurs.
gssnt fiIr erwis Grrre1.
s1etobsr Ia. 1857. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
Gtpas, ippna6 bic Seute fu4rn.
SSSOblfcile 6leiScr :!

w Slglp lpECtlluCVGlIClP
80 II Brlt. pomiItcn:sra6e, 9crabs sessndbsr Der
Soo:6eacps' pale,
q len a ltit,
madtt ben ginwcbnrn bier uno oer 9an,tn psitcn
tlmae9eno, pslds Sftsrs 2lIGntaun bruhsn, ets ar'
;ctee, cas CT ttn
alct6crifpbr bpn Scr recbten SDrte
bat, mo man ole SNcosn uno 8tsosr iu allen prsi'
fen Enpst. Ssins 8lsieer rperoen ale untsr ietnsr
siasncn auf6bt uno Snitrutticn, pen ben srfabrsns
ten uno beten @elstIsn psrfsrti9et. Sstn Berratb
Sitter 1T 70 erc6. alS BET unfsrer Sttbrs, uno penn
Gin altiouu9sItud cinsn 8unpe nibt past fc braudot
CT es nit gu ncbmsu, uno etn anoerss nitro lc9lElh
eeu,atbt bis Der Sunoe ufrieoen 1T. Nienano utro
bsrTn eidtenrpalner's alsosrliebr unufrteosn pers
Iagen CT tbut GtIbSfts, um 6unbIhaft ourb 9ute
uno bi0iee arbsit 81 eepinnen, uno wenn Sunorn
iIc bei ibm bstrcesn fnben, oaun ptrlan9t CT ndpt
oae lie pieperum BET ION anrufsu clltn. Gr pdnlht
feline aeaenmdrtiacn @elbdfte nudh fdr bic 3utunft
auf,utauen, uno bios ourh GbrIi6tett fam ss 9's
IhCben. .a-
Ssius oro6s 9usrpabl Sitter, bsitebeno ,um 2beil
aus Slider isocr Tarbs uno Stpl Satinst ron al:
len Gmts, Sisursn uuo prsiisn, Ssioehs uno anos:
re G8elipdttsrn, bsmosn, Suien, Grapatts, 8ra9en,
SaItbsntdber, 6aneI6ubs, Strdmpfe, u. |. 10, tSn'
men an S6Snbsit uno 8iai9tsit nitt d6srtrrfsn
peroen.
Slsiounosn wcrcrn auf geitstlune auf bic ttr,sits
1n,sias naeb G9unfb auf bic Bette Manisr, nab e'
Der perausten SGcoe uno auf bic fbSnlts uno belfs
G8sifs auf9emadt.
Rufet nur bsi ibm on, ,lno rpsr sinmal ron Serrn
eibtenpaIurr 6leiounssltdds bstcmnlt Der untsr;
ittst ibu aud, in 3utunf SRohet Cinsn Ssrluh
bsi ibn, uno br psrost bsnfeltsn Ssrs bsi ibm pis
oerbclsn.
Iuentaun, gicpsnitsr 4, 1857. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18
&lciSet. . StObt.,

&lciSet. GtObt',
/ Mt Grp Sen unb & letnen.
gregen tntt6 @Scf29er
Eub lcsbsn pen YbitapsIpbia une MsupOrt suradSs'
tsbrt, nit eincm 9rcRen 8crratb uen
Spdtjabrs> unb @inter-9iiter,
uuo Iino bsreit pissltsu irssno Ssmano pOrpisi9en
Der fs su lshsn pdnlbt Sbr Stcd bsltsbt niebt aus
altsn Maaren unp IuctcndrzSdtern mas nc ver'
toufcn botsu fs aus ben beltsn Sautmannsbdulsrn
uno fiblsn dbsrSsust fab ibre @aarsn on SaIe nne
56Snbeit nir9snosmc dbsrtrrfcn fnc. S'e psrfeb'
ern nitbt, oob fie pcn so bis rs prcjents btll9er
psrtaufsn tSnnen ais anosrs-absr fs lassn pot,
oas Disieniaen, rpclde Sitter pcn ibnen uno aud on
ouosrn Ylaesn tauftsn, ben llntsrIbiso psr prs'ls
lstbt piiIeu.
Sertt9e 8letbe
sic ba6cu ben ftbSnitsn Sted fsrtiser &leteer ouf
6ano, err ie oem 8clte cffsrirt ruuree. Sbr Sted
6eltcbt aus Drse.RSdeu, SrcdrSden. SelhdfsrSds.
S6drSdsn, bclen, Bsisn, lleterbclsn, Mdmfs, 90;
CsutrSasr, Ssmosn, Strdmpfs, uno turj alIe Stdds
Die Qsrlcnsu irasen, rpsIds is bilIis fsiIbistsn.
6unbcm=9lrbeit.
Sn biefsm Sadh 9luubsn Fs pSQiss 5ufrieosnbst
aebsu m tSnusn, inoem e bios ron Den tetsn Irbet'
fern autslIsn, uno oabsr aGecit r bre nrteit bdr;
oen tSnusn. aae auuoensArbeit uuo fcrti9e 8lcl;
ouuasiiuds psrosn untcr ibrer esenen auffcbt uers
ferttas, uno caber fam fid ieper 8unoe auf oerCn
site perlaGeu. Sbr Stcd pcn @intsr Sitter III 70
u,opiIc uuo cauerbaft als &C I'm SRarft su nrsn III,
uno lire alsiounasltdds Iuerbsn auf ebsn 70 meeis
Iben Stpt psrfsrti9et, als in iresno sinsm aneern
GtatIieement in aasntaun.
91cpsmber A. 1857. nabp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

A6lsifftsins pcn pcr,isIi4r esdte lhS 81 batea
" bst rFf 9. %. gR efe1
nm mann Npril l. TO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

Slfue artsn Gpebi5ireu unp ap etheteuArte
" sl. per,lnter bsicnosrs eettrsfflthcs gftbes
Qulpsr it, ,u psrtaufsn pei 3. q. Mefer,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-11-18

gDeismtlra, glos. A, 1857. nq3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

kIed for ssle by thousands; and thsrs Is no ota.r
part of this continent where . fair allotment of
timber ard improvement is this day 90 chap q in
Old Virginia. Meanwhile, an EmigrsIt COMPANY
is forming in our State with view TO the purchase
Of chesp lands and their systematic colonization,
whereby, it is supposed, good profit may b made.
1t is suggested that some Of the wild or desOlased
lands Of Virginia may be deemed BY this Company
worth buying; whereupon the new Slave organ 81
Richmond, termed The South, thus delivers itself:
I" Eli and bis M,mmontes will find ampls field ia
ther Operations in Virginia. We promise them CO...
dial reception will show them that Virgins hosp AIT,
h9t mere n.me; take as nsny shares Of the stock
a. they DEERE and finally permit them the env abs
privilege Of choosing between rope and grape vine
as the least gnomiRous instrument Of summary jui.
tice."
The crime for which this " summary justice" is
to be awarded is that Of preferring free white labor
to that of negro slaves. But even this crime is
only inferentially made out. The proposed Com.
pany has 10 idea Of debating the politics Of it,
customers II will buy just such lands q il e1.
poets to make most on, and sell them to whomso-
ever will pay most for them, whether savehOder or
free laborer. 1t will undoubtedly facilitate emi.
grafton from the old Free States to some portion Of
the South or West. The South says it shall not be
to Virginia. The South is not Virginia; and Il
Virginia repels the immigration of Free LsbOSrs,
there will be States enough ready tO welcome il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

There are evidently some exceptions admitted at
Wsshipgton to the announced doctrine OF rotation
10 Office. There are some families in which Office
holding has become 50 fixed and established that no
statute Of Limitations and no rule Of rotation Is held
TO apply TO them This is the care with the Greene
family of Boston. Tba. family have been Office
holders ever since the incoming of Gen. ia ;kson ia
1879, aud they seem certain to continue 50 as long
as the Sbamocracy, Of which they are such ds,in-
QuiDled and favored members, shall remain 10 su-
thority. The secret Of their hold upon Office is,
first total destfution Of oil principle or pre- ense
Of Any, and perfect readiness te sdSocate sny
doctrines or measures, however conflicting or
contradictory, tha. msy DO in vogue for the
M mebt; snd, secondly, their connection with
tie press. The GreeDes were tho pfopri-
et,rs Of The Statesman, since called The
Post, trg iDa'lJ established or bought no Tor the
purpose of advocating General Jackson's eection,
with prcni,e, go sbundaotly u6ed, OF Off 'e, 10
Gaze Of sDecess; and to This day this organ Of rue
Shame crscy su1 ley TO Office remains under toe
c'nttcl Of the 'auiy For 3 long iiue The Greene'
were content with The lucrative cffce of P'un"st''
# Boston, with the addition itteed, Of ccnTacT
for bInrks, paper sid twine furnished 70 the ro'E
Office Department, ard the Cover meo' aa'e''
tisipg. Ttey BOW claim sad erjoy Is 'nr'r Own
besde tbe Post. Office the place Of Nav! hgso'' T"
which Ms. Charles G. Creme, We see hSs J"''
ben reoppointed /; is but fair 20 sss'' ao"sVef'
tt.t ybile calming two Offices, he Gres ne 'amlg
s..o coptrol tao uewspaPeEs-the fossdaA's7 o.
hat tsu,ly having, .iree hi. appointment 6'eeh'
I'D ore of bis own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

A fwy ears s;pce, wien the fightful system Of
torture in India Was exposed in Parliomen. Sir
james Hcgg. one Of the Directors Of the Most
IIonorsb,e EAST India Company, boldly asserted
that tie statements mace we're uufounlei Subse-
quent investigator however, proved them to be
hssoe upon fac's which should bave been we'll
brovn % TIE Dire r., AID ST James had ef hi n
70 sduit either "sil'ful ignorance" or criminal
"inew'e'ge" If The horrible charge laid at the
CouIar!'s tools. Lord Pamersa q, he presen.
fitn'er # Englaud and TIE Earl OF CIacendou.
tie Ma.'ter e fo'esu AG,irf, seen just now t.
&c r'sccc in stu lar uue,v sh,c pos'.oS. At to,
is'r ford Mas harqrst, ,sc Premier % ]. IN
f'tpeect. wti'a at ue'.yg 90 ju,rfy th- a'roci-
fts olmnit'ed rp9t tle Chiosse:
'If tie C;vsrpu'n a. hsj, ia tlis cs'e approved n
~ jVi,ihaois g;veeealogs, ttey tsa undoubtedly toll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

The Niagara arrived at Hslifax yesterday after
noon. She brings no LEWIS from China. The pros.
poets Of Lord palp'ersOn at the approaching cleo
tons ore favorable. Sir John Mcneil has been
made Pnvy Councillor, and Col. TuIloch Civil
knight Ct tie Bath, as a reward forced from ord
Pa'meIston by Parlisuent, for their services in the
Gin can Investigation. No progress has been
made in the Neufchasel question. The French are
to male new expedition against the K.byIes.
TIE first diYis:on of the Spanlh fleet to invade
NJ. xicO was to sail for Hayana about the 23th ult
There is difficulty of TO great amount between
Denmark and the German Confederation. A bitter
cCItToveIsyis going on between Austria and Sar.
dinia aid diplomatic relations are suspended.
Austria complains Of untIendly discussions in the
Satdh isn Chaabtrs aud pre,s. Cotton has slightly
declined a. Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

Mr. John W. Gray we perceive, has been re-
appointed Postmaster at Cleveland, Ohio. Dir.
GRAY is Editor Of The Plaindedl.r at that place,
which was once but is no longer in favor of Slavery
Restriction, but never allowed that nor any other
profession 10 stand in the way of its support OF
whatever was for the time labeled Democracy. He
has prospered by this course, having obtained
large circulation for his paper, enjoyed the spolls
of fat Office for the last four years, and having
now. in defiance of Mr.. Buchauan's rule of rota-
tion, obtsined hold of that Office for another
Presidential term. SO much is Mr.. Grays good
fortune, which we neither envy nor regret But
he has busted himself very much of lase, and used
bis ficial power and Influence, TO embarrass aid
circumscribe the circulation Of The TRIBUNE;
and that, though it has doubtless powerfully aided
him in his struggle for re-appoinfment, we OF
course cannot ADMIRE 1t seems to us the proper
business, even of well paid employs Of the great
American Circumlecution Office, to facilitate snd
expedite the dissemination Of whatever Is committed
to he ttn.er nercies Cf that tfi,e, subject
to the legal charges for ite service. This has
Lot been Mr.. Grsys policy with regard to TIE
TRIBUNE, AID We are not aware that ne has had
even tie excuie OF al order from the L)rain (or
tny otheI) County Democratic Committee, as
ole Of bis brethren had, for such 9 course We
have not the least desire to have the circulation of
hi. paper cripped-wby shoud he try to diminish
ours? We Sd. uld be glad to have every voter in
the country read such paper as ours and such
one as his, and form his political judgment on
such reading. If our views are wrong we do not
desiIe their prevalence; and We have faith in the
popular judgment if duly enlightened. We never
feared the verdict of those who have listened to or
heard the evideIce-it is tie solid weight Of nearly
all those who read very little, and that only on one
sde or DO not read at sill, that We dread. When
Mr. Gray shall have become an older and wiser
man, we trust he will realize that nei her em'
baIIassng the diffusion nor personally defamins
the conductors of rival journals is the right way to
gain for his own that standing and influence which
every ecitor should aspire to. simple conscious
mes, Of the superiority of his own periodical! would
render such devices superluous and dstas eful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

II 10 not alone in sermons and newspapers that
the bred Scott decision is denounced. The State
Legislatures also are taking an active share in the
same kind Of agitation. Closely following the e1-
ample set in Ohio, a joint committee of the New
York Legislature has reported resolutions that
Slavery will not be tolerated in this State under any
form or pretense, or for any time, however short
d presn ant lusion to the Lennon case, of which,
in the DIea Scott case, the Shareholders majority
in tie Supreme Court appear to have iorestaled
the decision.
THIS is naturally followed up by another resola-
tion that the Supreme Court, by identifying itssf
with sectional and aggressive party, has lost tie
confidence and respect of the people of the STATE.
Along with the resolutions the Committee have
reported bill, the object of which is to affirm the
capacity Of colored men to become citizens Of New
York and to carry out tue doctrine of the reso,u-
tiOns by making it felony to attempt to hold as a
slave in this State any person no. s fugitive from
service This bill has been referred to the Comm. :
tee of the Whole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

TIE bill to relieve Broadway by running single
track Railroad up the line Of streets on one side Of
it aud down those On the other, passed the Assem-
bly, on Wednesday evening (affer the telegraph had
closed for tie mighty by the strong vote Of 81 Yeas
to II Nsys. We have already given the provisions
of this act A strong lobby went up yesterday to
stop il in the Senate. the Omnibus interest is Of
coune hostile, and it is reported that property
bolders ON the line to be traversed regard the
project with ditfavOr.