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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16

Jebn ebay, @qusiirIan DirtttCr.
10. ). muffin, auf1sbsr.
II. S, Smith. S6asmaltrr.
Serr 5baY, Rinsmciifsr,
Wsrbrn cine SerltrlIuns 9etsn
OlpntasS ben Bitten Septsmber, in
Nllentaun.
Die S6iren psreen ufTsn feln I'M lttr bea
Na1mittagS. unb UNI z tlbr 6snrs.--gintritts'
preis 25 Gents, Tim bripe Ycrileaunesn 3u lsbsn
JRene 5albprriS Sidsts prresn aussc9eben.
Die grcsr gqueartau Grupps unr terrli9e
Serlammluns pen
-a @ilben Sbieren
lpiro uuttr bsm uamlihsu Ganpu6 fdr nur eiasr
Gintritts: grsG ppraeifeut.-Die 8crtcHHue rpire
srSinet nit stnsr nsusn uno EbSuen 9apaI:ace, hes
titteIt eis
perIian GaSalterie,
psldbs cine Rsibs pru fhusIlsn uno ssfhidtsn Gpe:
tuticuu intrcou,rt fIr bic psttstanntsa iistunscn
oss j8rieefdbrcnosn @clfcs 5sissne init piClcr
IBabrbeit, ben 8episp, ben anerif, Den 8Gdtritt
uno ben RdIIn-Diels briliaute anidbt piro pcracs
ellt in fctborsn Sraprines uno anidaen, uuo untsr
lbidlihtr N1uiit. = lln9lpSbnIibe &urnfunlt unp
asrobatiitbe @srribtun9sn ourtb
6errn gtiHplls
Inter ben @criteGuu1sn bes bsrrn g.ibclIs, piro
man Die neulih euscfdbrit SrifsBsrriebtuussn bic
Seutrrannfs .eiter 9snannt 10 pis els9ants aiblets
Ibe GjedidGbtIit, u. I. no., loabrucbneu- Tratbt;
uclls 8eitertunlt eurb cute 8ipsrs, rpdbreno
psbsr Dttsr uuu6crtrrffIbs Seitir b DEFENDERS ouf
oas ShnetIReiten bsihrSutcu pirb. - &crltSlIun9
Der 8sittuu1 eurtb
cPrnS O3eus;t
auf 9 uub pcbl atecribtsten pfsroeu, cine rclI:
tSuot9e Sanbbabun9 Der 3r9et 70 pie oas Snilintt
uno Die @sbcriamtst bSs pfsros porfcaCnr.-Durhs
oriuesnpe 8erribtuuesn ouf benz 2ropri, CHER ass
rial Spn,nalium nureb bic perrn g9are uno Mis
dolls, cine GOrtcGIun9 pdde bic srSFts tSrpsrlitbe
8raft Der Rduiilsr in lRfpruh Rmmt. - @ieaantc
nnb traftpcIe lsbunaen burch bic Sruppe, IN 2unis
bline 8aultine uno Scn,msrsSettiu9, ruabreno pel'
diem bic fclacnos bertfbmte GGnitlsr fth ousjshnen
psrotn, n6mlic !6erren 9. lbaslstt, Sim @aro,
Der @cpn. 90. SBarb, 8irtacs, euts 8ipeTs. Waltcr
Sbop, psrr ScIcmcn uuo SRafsr Did.
SIM Warb, Der Glppn,
gSirb cine rcgierlide Gtcus gu pfsrps ourbuia'
den, rp6hreno nshsr &C nit peler @euaut9fett ots
fcl9enos Gbarattsrs nadtohmsn pirc.-Dts Stpisn
Rsfbeosnheit Der Srausu,imncri SadIs, 9ctt cts
9B ins.-Der febr bsrabmte fran3ofihe Retter gRcns
8suCit miro cine 8eriEIIun9 9sben pen fstner pun'
osrpcllsa STUNT als
Ga SpngIeur,
rpSbrtno rpslhsm er peribisosus 9srrihuu9en ktner
eebidlithteit in Dem 8alan,ireu pea SalIsn, prin'
ocncsu SelIer. tn Dem gecrfsH rem NeRern, etm
Spirlcn nit Steden uno Rinsrn peritslIen ruivo--
allies eiss esrhisht pdbrsuo sin pfere tn esni Ring
i'm eanss iit.-Dic llntrbalun9 miro eurd, fis Ssr'
rihtun9 einsr
8anbe BON Sable MinltrrlS,
bslstt rpsrpsu, in mshcr bcrr Oauasan, Der crtsis
nellie Rcb 9eiolsp. une bsrr Snoposn, err bsrdhmts
Panic Spielsr, cine Serlbepenbett pcn prpuIdren
Nsarc gRelcoies, Ghcrufiss, 9lssS II. + 10. fin9en
perosn.-Sies uno 8reatoonus ntrcen 9etauit.-
Die unterbattau9 riro nit
Ginem ppflirli9en NaR, Stii9,
ssfhlcesn pereeu.
OF Disfe Gcnpdenis gift cine @eritelIun9 In
S.uotertcnn, ouf Somtass ben l9tsn SsptsmOsr:
Scpteniber 9. 1851. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
MubttDrS~ Insei1e.

sn nsm GRaikussritbt ucu ecba Gauntp.
Su Der Sa6s Der 9ifGnuns non saarcn eens,
Guardian pom Solspb .. y u 3, stn minser'
i1braer Gpbn hes oerfortsRsn Samurl Sus,
lrttbin BON Gcrps sB9dtbau 3aunfaip.
LIMB nun Qusul A, 1857, ernannts bic Court
SuGn $. Oliver, Giq., ais guUitcr, un bsiaets
8s6nuns iibsrSuisbsn unb pfnn motifs itsrau'
IetteIn.
o-xw-N 2lus ben iirfunoeu,
eNSg 8siruste-9. SB. Widflep, cdr.
GrDer llntsr3siGnsts 'pirp Sur @rfdllun9 Der
YHGtsn Der cbisen ernrnnuus in Isinsr amtsih.
ts in per Statt alrrtam eegenwdrtts fem, ouf
Ctsultass ern 6tm SaCbsr, 1851 um l ubr
0a&miitass, mann unp wcIsIbl liH alls tnterse'
trte psrlcaen finFnrsa f6nnsn, penn iis es ole
nStbis naHtsn.
SpbnS. Sttber.
Stttemter g. 1857. nq4n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16

Sntemat es burd, elm @ers Der Gsnerat dNeuis
tfp tiers Sadts .Gius 1fte oie aIlssuisinen @abe
Ten tisisr 8sputlt rs9u irsno" pa6rs ben 2fsn 1a9
SuG 1890, jur pfidbt oes GdsrifFs rsn ieoem eauus
70 ssnuht miro, Sffsuittae gotbridt ron ben geabs
fen uno ben Ssnnlten, biz erIrabt wsrosn islIsH 5a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Sefelrtlibe 9Senblt.

SreitagS ben 25. September nG9lfens,
um 1 llbr glaamittass, wsrrsn bic llntsri6riets.
nen auf bsm Dlose felbit, fclsenbss lddstare Gi'
sentbum bHsntli& Snfdufen :
Gimc fcbGtbdre Saneref,
aeIesen In 9icrbptsittall 5aunItip. es6a Gaun.
to, sntGaltenb 4 SO Qfrr unb t45 8uttrn aenau'
es Maas ar6nSsno an 9anb pcn Mi6ael Sem'
mel, G,sors 5rrp. aarpn S6aifsr. Sdatse geter
Carl 5snlsrmadsr, Dsunis Semmel, Daniel pe'
ter, unp Nnrs 9tatenpib.
n Die gerteTeruneen (Inb Elm 9uiee
f6.2s @ctnbaus unb S6weiierldeucr. teina'
is.ssgSRbe nsu. Yisrpeilaa, Wasenbaus init
ts=zszs-se 9BelIdforntaus, unp iibtrtaupt alien
nStbisen Nstsnsebdubtn. Sas eanb II gut Ser'
Geben NIT RnlIer; elm gutter Brunnen IN Dor Der
Sbdrs unb Der Serbian flisbt pur4 cas 9anb, upb
cs III binldnslif gDalIfrssipalt Inn sin MibIwe'
fen gu treitsn. S6nsrfdbr older fnb Bieien
unb ras llstrige III sutrs Sau unb Spljlnne, init
suten 8culen psrisbsn, unb elm gutter iunser Saum'
aartcn IN auf benz Qlnbe. Gs fam i'm @anien
oter in Stdden psrtauit wrpsn ME ss rrm &au>
fer belirtt.
gBr cs In ausrnI1ein ncbmrn pia Sur rem
Safaufsta9e, rufe an bei rCn untGIhriebenen
cher tri benz barauf pOtnenprn . apib 6re9.
Sc ii nod elm Stet bes bntsrtaiensn lireen'
BEN SermSssns bss Serlrrbenen q Bro m
SaeUb, lestbn BON glorrwbrtball Sauniaip,
geda Gauntp.
SeFs unp Gin unireits 9tedt Fam 8s9etrn
rpsrten bic ben nIdlen 1ru 9lpril.
Gle Sfcinsunsen AM SerfaufstaSsun unb Iuf'
wartun9 BON
9tbrabam Sacpb, : Gr,,xa
Qarpn Sarpb,
Ssp. 9. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
90 tuadr i'd. ssnrp Smits..

bcblhsriff pcn ectba Gauntp betannt. bae cine waH
in bsfa9tsm Gauutr, am 2fn Dieniias I'M nSdbften
Ottcb,r, tpsldss Der l3e bss bdussu SJ1cnots in.
in ben perfhieoenen Diffritisn in bsfastsm &auutp
sehatttn pGrrsn fc. 81 pehcr 3sit clgencs Staatsa
uHe Gauntp 9eaniten srrpdbt pereen frllsu, udH's
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Gin 4rpBes 8ataQiprl.

2Iuf Grsitass ben 9ten Setober,
um 10 llbr gCrmittass, lOa am
@ahbaule BON @arOn Wutb,
in @utbspillf. se&a @auntp, in srub'
artisss Battalion fattfnosn.
SclsenSe Gcmpaenien batsn ts'
reits sinsspitlist sesenwartis su ieia I;
Die MOnroe 9ruppe. BON &ubtaun.
Capt. 6. 5slfrtG I; Die 8alGinS'
ton Gapaneriaen, Capt. S6lauG /;
limb bic M(Ien Snfanterilfen, ppn Nl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
sOefent[i6e 9Senbu.

guf SamfdsS ben 3tsn October. 1857, um
f2 lltr Wntaas, Ioa AM SduIe hes perlcrtenen
Qnpreas Sribinser. lcbttm prn 6e-
rcttere 5aunI&ip, ee6a Gauntp. fclscnpeS per.
lGnli&e Gisrut9um EfeutIiG Ssrfluft tptrren, ndm'
lid:
Tint, 1 S6aaf, srvsisauIS unO enadulS
geaen, Gin 8apY, gBusrnbeiil, Stuleiiern.
5aietfarren. Gase. S6littsn, Yfldss. @Inrnitt'
le, Strcbbant. pferpsssfdiu. Sattsl. Bdssncsds
Sperr. unb 8iibtrttcn Grub. unc @arten.5ad.
en-, Sd,'pprn, @atsIn. 6ru6trsff. Better unp Sttt'
laeen, @6rinte, 8illsn. EiIde. Stdbls, gdnte,
Sfn nit Grbr, Sphn= unS @cq 9tGpsr. Gar.
pets, Sdde, Slints, Sifnens unp autere SSrtr,
GilentSfsn, Gilsntssel, 8dbcr, Gtinusr, Bitter,
g2urlnlaIGhe uno gSurittant. Salttui&sl. .Maas,
BstRubl srO6e Druuidse. anrere Sdsen, glfrte,
atle Art &iSfrae1Arr, sislerlel Soteln. Sobrer.
Wdeel, g8ntcleiIsn, Sotstant. S6nritbanf,
Drcbbant g8nsncrseftirr unc MuRern, 70 pis
Speids une 9iaten, unb fcnf npth cine srcbe Ssr'
Idteembeit pen 6ancwrris. .0sithrr. 70 mic aud
8ausrn. Suus' unb Sii&rnsrrdttifafttn 5u um'
fdnclid Su meleen.
Die 9ebinsunsen ant gsrtaufstass unc guf.
wartun9 bon.
Samuel s. &ttler, abm'r.
Gcslen,trr 0. 1857. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
t~MDnaiS.

Gin tfrrli2ss QHOrtimsnt 9crtmpnais unb
Ycdsttdhtr, Ipsbfn srbaltrn uno an bsrabssfts'
ten grdfrn su Sertaufsn tsi
SC d. @rtk u. 3eltrt9-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
QSdrnnn1.

Der tmtsYSianete iparnt tIerpur9 Ssbsrmann
Srssn ben Nntauf elmer SerlpreAunss.yirte, ha'
tirt fen 1. Aueul, 1857, bic er an Sc Be 9 IT.
ting, pen @lentaun ausosaett bat,-inprm sr
feinsn gBsrtb pafdr rrbaltsn bat-unp babsr nt6t
,pilsnS ilt bislelte Sa bsaHIen.
9oSib Sillig.
epnn SIP, eeau Co.. gus. 26. na3nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Die 6e6nung ber
Sauern Gesenfeitissn 8eusr geriiae>
runss GfifIll4aft BON NOrtbamps
tnn Hn

Oauern Ve8eHIelIISeH OeufT Oerlllpez
run9s Ofielll9aft ppn NCrtbamps
ton 60.
Neter Groe, S6oemeitsr, in 8sduuns nit tsr
Bausrn Ss9euislti9en Seuer; BerlbruRss 9elrus
fbaft pcn Sicrtbamptcn Gauutp.
Or.
Der Rthnun9sfdbrer bclaiist fieb nit Scfesnesn /:
Qus. 0. 1856, BiIanj pom Isetsn 5abr, Sl09l 7la
Mug l6. >, SntereBsn pcn Reubcu gicIk II SO
Gprtl IL. 1857, I'm Sor erbalten ron
Ssremab Sbctt, @elIeftcr pen etbd
Sip, in 1865, BiIuuJ in rra, % ii
Disscntc srbaltsn peu Scbn .. 8elst
wsItbes fatihrrneile in Ssebnun9 ron
SttObsr 81, 1853, aufseitbrIsbsu
par. 62
prsmums srbalten auf 361 pctitiss
bic pdbrsno Dem rerflcRenen Sabr
erlaeen, uuo Sar auf gcltees ole
i'm lsstsn Sabre auf9eboben wcrpea, 538 So
Silan, psItbs Die 8eltlihaft Dem
Sbasmeiltsr ibuIprL s3 ii
3llammsn 81 536 l54
Sr.
Der 8sbuuusshbrsr psrlanst Grsbitfdr
oas Scl9tnos, udmItdo:
Sep. 1855, 1n Saar bsjabtt on Sas
niusl Slime, @erluft bureb Ssusr, 8 7S3 81
Stt. l3, ;, cycbu Spenaler, 255 SO
Suns 81, 1857, ., Sra 6aaertp, >, 800 90
SRarS Is, Distrntc bssabtt V. uno ..
y. galtcn, IL
0rudtu, 25 a7l
suns 81. GisCntr tssabtt g. uub 9.
g. @alicn, 10
Suit 8, Baor bs,. eimcn Sasb, @srIuf
ourcb Seucr, 20 w
Dc. 10. G. o. Gentleman, Druden, 10 OO
aue. 8, =. g. bsusr. Conn.,: al
;, ba9ertp'S Seuer, %
>, 90 &sb's Ssuer, 10
;, pstsr G5rce, Shaenisiitsr SaIa'
rum, IL w
>, Sclspb 8rcpn, prdfosnt, fur Sr'
lifies gu untsrlbret6sn, ol
>, Scbn esitsrt, Gcm. auf Rs6nur9, w
;, SutsreFcn bciablt an .fcbn =. Sst'
IIl fdr ausSdebntss SSlo, w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Serrn gPihplts /!

Inter ben @criteUuu9sn oes bsrrn NihcIIs, wiro
man Die neuIih eu9cfdbris StridsSrricbtun9 bic
Seurmannfs .siter 9snanut 70 tpis eIs9auts atbIsts
lbs GehidfIbtsit, u. I. no., lpabrusbneu.- praht;
uclIs 8eitertunlt eurh &c &ipsrs, rpdbrsno
psbsr uud6crtrrffIbs 8sitlr ih OFFENDERS auf
oos ShnsII:Reiten bsihrautcu pirb. - GcritEIIuns
Der Rsttfuut ourCb .-.sr--
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Ner1ian GaSal(erie,

pslfs cine 8sibe pru fhusGsn uno 9sfhtdtsn Gpcs
luticnu iutrccu,irt fr Die pstttetanntsa llstunecn
oss ,8rieafdbrCRoen 8clfcs - Bsiaene init piClcr
IBabrbeit, ben 8episp, ben aneriff, Den 8Gdtritt
uno ben 8dIIp.-Disie briIante anlidt rpiro pcracs
elt in fcitborsn Srappiu9s uno an,dssn, uuo untsr
lbidlihtr IRuft. = lIn9swSbnlisbs &urnfunt unp
nernhntifrhe OSsrridtun1en nurfh
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16
Q adsbarcs
Qie9enbeS Gt0entbum

Durd pripat Sanccl 81 pcrfaufen.
Der ltntrscctnsts btStGt bisreurd eurcb Yrirat
6auncl King
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-16

Der 8tbnuu9sfabrer tcIaitst fIb nit 5cfsenesm
aus 0. 1856, BiIanj pom Isstsn Sabr, Sl09l 7la
aua l6. >, SntereBsn non Reubcn Nett 81 SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

Eight with the Federal Government; it Is tho
bigest Border Ruflian we have
Gov Robinson at last came forward beg
gcd bis hearers to let Mr.. Stanton proceed,
and to answer him when he finished.
Mr. Stanton having cooled down a little,
in recommending asked his hearers If they
would pay taxes to the Territorial bogus
officers
Meier they replied. No bogus officers
shall como about as. We will pay taxes to
the United States officers and TO no one else.
Mr. Stanton then urged the Free state men
to vote for delegates to the Constitution Com
vcniion.
40 list has been tolcn,' said ono Of the
audience, land therefore we arc not qualWgd
e'eti0fs
Mr.. S. Go to the Probate Judge and get
your names inserted.
Free State Speaker. We have no Probate
Judge to go to. Now what do you advise
as TO do
Mr.. S. ! don't know you are queer set.
and ! can't understand You.
Mr.. Stanton continued his speech, treating
of general topics. and finally closed los read
ing passage from Iliawatha, in which the
Indians are cxhortod TO wash the war paint
from their faces, and smoke The pipe Of
peace
The address was most unfortunate pro-
ducdon from beginning to end, and has lost
Mr. Stanton the respect and regard Of all
Free state men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15
DEATHS.

In Bellows Falls, Friday, May s. Hon. Horace BaS'e"
aged 81 years.
Ia East Montpelier, May T. Nathaniel Omsbee ageu
81 years IL months and ~ DAYS.
Ia Leavenwonh, Kansas Territory April y, ffane'in
Blake, aged ~, late Of Greensboro. He, win ms "
y, went out la Mr.. Nowtons company which starred
iIQm Albany \. " March eth, and his family are i"u
len alone 10 that land Of strangers.
AZ White River Junction May Mrs, Lucy lohhsvN'
aged 81 years. The deceased was a native Of WihA"'
town.
In Lincoln, April o, Valentine G. Narney agc9 W
In Windsor, May 4, Edward r. Campbell, aged y; w
In Lyndon, April q, Mrs. Sally Hutchlnson w''"
OF the late Rufus Hutchinson, aged ". ..a,.te
Ia st JohnsRpry, May O. Mrs. Huda, wife OF 'l' NV
joel Flint. aged H. .,..f
IN Danurc, April 20 Asa Brainard igcd 3d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15
Eurcinn Nrlns.


LATER FROM EUROPE
HGtr,N. NAV q. The rova1 mail s,oou.
shin Europe. from LIVERPOOL &pril 25. arri,a5
at this port at 1880 A. NJ. Yesterday.
GRrAr BRirAiN.-Iord Elpin has Left c,.
Paris. on his way to China.
with the execution of Cabinet Council.
there is no sign of political life
A numerous meeting of mcrchants and
had been held at Manchester
for the pursoso of forming an association e,r
the promotion of the growth of cotton al
over the world. to be called the Cotton Sun
ply Association: to onconrage bv all pyacti.
cable means the growth of cotton In Rri,;'t
coluics. nnd other countries. by digusins in
formation. supply of machinery. and cycr,
possihlo removal Of legislative impedimonf.
A letter from ]. Ball. under Secretary e,r
Colonies. informs the Georraphical Sociots
thnt the British Government had agrcod y
pronose to Parliament "A vote for tho Norn
west American cyr5orinc expedition wopla
prorpcd in abopt n G,rtpirbt under NJ p.iI
User. to its starting point. west of Talke Sn.
perior. for tbe purposo of an,ryeving tho vas,
tracts oc british No,tb Aporic, nort;crl,.i.
d,c coprtr, ,yo,ctcJ i,, t,o oel,rrco ~ ~.
Saslatcbvan and with a ,ioyy of cyoro;r;,'.
to so,fIor, ,,r,;,,, If ,l,o Rcol,,, Nf,,,,,,,;5
IN the British territories and possibly OF disc
Vancouver Island The expedition would
be accompanied by DR.. Hector as geologist.
naturalist and surgeon. and Lieut.. Blackstone
TO take maguetica observations, and by boz
tauist
CHINA Dsuatches by telegram from
Trieste giyo dates from Hong Kong. March
Is, Calcutta Dist. and Bombay April ..
The Europeans on board inc British steam
or Queen undor the Portuguese flag. had
been murdwed by Chinese passengers and
'ne crew 81 tue steamer ana Valuable cargo
were carried OIL
ne government contractors storehouses
"t Iioh5 Aong had been burnt down by M
eena'arles. ana goo barrels Of Hour destroyed
me Oh'9ese 10 Sara"ak' borneo' had risen
ON req. z, and massaered several l.uro-
pe-nS' Sir James hio9Ae saved nus me by
swimming acros, a. creek Oho OF tho hor,
NEG company 5 steamers subsequently arrived
az ''aI""'N' ana WIN ',f James ,IooAe at 'he
n'"u OF ooay oil Naiays ana DeyaNo', a-
killing two thousapd Chinese. A MAR s,s,,o.
or was sent over by the Dutch authorities
but her services wcro not required.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

Ne Rufus Mead Jr has bccone assooiate
n,obr}ctor and cditorSof bo 1l;5dlchurv no.
80, Mr. N.rl,. ro+iros e.,,,, AZ Nortbeoid
Nossor,,or and l. s,,..oo1gd t,. no. NJ
Wobster Tho Rrsr1ot A5v,ce,o vbicb
49,. .....1,li. 49,, r.;si,.' -
tnVubh 'n 'N''"'"4 i"P'i' i"i'oU W s"e'''"
itself under nus recent management has pass
A'~'' w W. Wv" 81"
Oaieoon''n' ono OIL our most hlghy ptl1oG
exchanges, hppeafs ln new t}poRiaphlcal
Dress me Caiedoman deserves iis prosper
n.y. nc bellows ans INES mas ueoh
Fopped 10y ITS principal proprietor ~ H. Ilelt
q btattleboro, but Is to be started again oy
ITS editor A. N. Swain The standard says
"Ihc hcwspapers Of Vermont we arc inclined 40 ec-
pres' ef AMY st,io IN ScS nelSnd, is@vng out of the
accooni q course, the papers printed In the cities, An
eNamneuqn oi me e0'nu ''.s o. ,Sw Hee. g y.
hat no counirv papers COME To our oioo at 90 ecn
cral hipg look 50 nedtable' Or are heiieI caduated
bet ,ro i,,I,o,s ,,5 ,',6,i I,i,s+ cycye ee,r Tbs
thii improvement is meeting with corresponding iu-
,acase q paTonage We aIs barely E.es 10 2eg,oi
q or state Is not meens with tho ereouragomcu hlt
It's merits deserve % IS ngt lowering nor desaa9s the
n, b,.,,, ,ti,,,, D.. ~. S,,a-. '''f
W. ave- ort;roIy "will;,g 10 bclieve" that
ro,,,i, 80 N-,r,r,,,, s,,,,; ,,.oi,. bo,, ~,
,,or. 81, a. ,l,I,IU~ t,,,t Geo orc co,,,inocj IN
H. ,,,,,,-+.,. ,,,,,,A ,..s;,,.t an, ,,1I Ard5,
1;s c,,r,,.,,ior r.to,rt NJ o,o ~ ,,r citv
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city newspafer aud ho who iake' i'ie latter uhe oHgg
bis h,,, y, ti6,c" MA s,s i o3,,l0,, ~ I'M ~
oher, for he most crrtairal l,o.s locai pride"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15

The INDIANS ~ MINNESOTA lieut.
Maynadier, L. S. A., who has made military
reconnaissance Of the disturbed districts in
Minnesota, reports that matters have resumed
their wonted quiet, and that most Of the ru-
mors which obtained currency were entirely
without foundation Most of the Indian
bands have gone on to the reservation. and
the troops are disposed in such a manner as
TO oHeetually prevent any hostile movements
should such a disposition exist Nothing
need be feared by emigrants
A Washington letter says that Indian diff
cultios thicken ON every side, and in almost
every instance ore the result either of provi
cation on the part of the whites. or of the
deprivation Of the Indians of subsistence.
1t is said by experienced men to be cheaper
to feed them than to kill them and it would
be more humane
INDIAN TRoUmEs,---Sr. LOUIS, May o.
Tho Kansas City Enterprise, of the ID inst
learns that the CheycDnes We're concentrating
at the head waters of the Republican Fork
with the determination to resist any attack by
troops. They made oyertures to the SiouS
for assistance, but the latter declined The
Qheyennes had large supply Of arms and
AMMUNITION.
a terrible battle had been fought at Ere
mont's Peak between the Shakes and Black
feet Indians, in which ~ of the latter were
killed
WAsuINGroN, May l1.---RobcrtJ Walker
to-day took the oath as Governor Of Kansas
lie was closeted with the President seycra
honrs' received his instructions from him, anc
wll leave for the Territory Tomorrow morn
ing.
lilo foR NrRGrNIA Tho now l3miarm
and Homestead Company Of New York la,
already had applications from 5000 amilie.
to emigrate to Virginia, aud large subscrip
tons to the stock are offered from Southerr
States.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15


We contend that there is no shade Of difference be-
tween he Died Scott case and ths case alluded 70 ny
s6a 0th hi5 master. while iR the land OF freedom he
mthaye asserted his right 10 liberty but as he DID not
do g was TOO late to do so 9cf haTng Ie'urneo 20
Missouri Il ~ the precisely that Judge story puts
--B0detord Te'eJrpph, tara-su. 10 ..H
We have already intimated that little fault
would be found had the Supreme Court de-
cided AGAINST bred Scott on the ground that
he had voluntarily returned to slavery and
ON this point, therefore We make no issue with
the telegraph But the Court did not decide
the case on this ground The pretence ofthe
Telegraph that it did is therefore unwarrant-
able. The defence which it makes for the
Court is false, and is a fraud upon the readers
of that paper. Why does not the Telegraph
publish the opinions Of the Judges--both
sides-as the lFatci,ncn has done,
But the Telegraph has advanced towards
the truth perhaps because the Watchmaa
has been Watching it. See:
at q true the Court uiso decied tina, negro Is not
under the Constitution " the United States, citizen
moderately acquainted with the Constitution and he
history of our government could have any doubts TO
whether indians and ngser' were recognized 1y nc Cop
pretend that they wcrt.--Bradiord 'Tsieyraph.
at IS true" then, that the Court deei-
ded that a negro is not, under the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, citizen" SO
says tile Telegraph. And the Telegraph adj
mits mis- doctrine There's Vermont Dem
ocrat for you! what will the Telegraph do
with some hundreds Of colored men in Yer
mont--democrats, too, politically; Arc they
to be expelled from the party, and stripped Of
thepfivileges Of citizenship, What too, be-
comes Of the Constitution Of Vermont, and Of
the hitherto Democratic idea Of State Rights,
if rolored men are not citizens What be-
comes Of Sec. p Art 4, Of the Constitution
OF the United States And moreover, will
This Telegraphic expounder of the Constitu.
tjon be so good as to point to any article o.
the Constitution defining citizenship; am
article excluding colored men, or Indians
even to any article specifying White men9
But we do not intend to argue the question
which has been exhausted by such 'gumps
as Judges McLEAs and CuRTIs of the U. S
supreme Court. How respectful the Tele
graph is 70 THIN
On the whole it strikes us that the new
organ of the Orange County Democracy i,
sufficiently strong enough Tor Slavery to salts
~ the post exactihg task master. 1t ought
ro'bo renewed to more congenid commu
nity---to South Carolina for instance,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-05-15


A Kansas correspondent of the Chjcago
Ir'bme gives the following graphic account
of a "passago at arms between Secretary
stanton and the citizens of Lawrence during
Santons address at Lawrence. Stanton said
the Federal laws must be obeycd. and he had
come to see that they were enforced.
The audience responded That's rights
wen help you ouforco them; they shall have
our cordial SUPPORT And the cnacments
of the Territorial bogus legislature must
also be obcyed, added the Secretary. 'Ney-
or! Never! Never 'Neycrl broke out
from every part Of tho audience.
Thcn yon and l., continued Mr. Stanton.
much excited and looking very pale, 'are at
war upon this point; but / shall spill every
drop Of blood in my body but what the laws
shall be enforced
Cunt do it, old fellow : Like TO sec you
try; Go on and Pitch in, responded the
merry auditory.
Hencoiorth, said the speaker, we under
stand each other, and there will be war to the
knife unless you come under
Come on, then, said an old man. drawing
his knife, If you want TO try that game
i did not come armed, resumed Mr.. Stan
ton, and have neither revolver or bowie
knife about me-noting but this, Showing d
small ponkniic, for thought my life would
not be endangered in Lawrence Cries OF
Bah 20 pshaw! ana 'Humbugr But
it viii be useless for you to attempt to resist
the authorities, for you will not be fighting
with the Missourians nor the Border Rufiians
but with the mighty and irresistible Fedora
Governmcnt itself Yes, the United State,
forces Will compel YOU Is succumb'