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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-21
Baltimore 1Offker.
N1I4ir1ore ben 81. Nebruar 1883
Wrin3 WlOn Nlpn.

Stit benz Tobe be8 6irften Canine III 8rin;
Plpu BlOu uuter ben pom 9e8enwdrtisen Saupt'
Der nupOlecniiden pDpnultie" ale vlesitim'
ouertanuten Sprpfen nod Ger reipettabellte
DieIe 51elpeftabilltdt 1T freilid, mie mir ieber
meroen, etne e t relatiUe !
NaprteOu SOlepb @6arles Baut Bcnaparte,
vulgo 8rin8 8lon Slap 1T Der iin9tte Sobn
oe8 @rtGnis8 SerOme aus pelien @be nit Der
mirttember9fhen Yrtn3eilin @atbarine. (Ses
fauntlid muBte oiele i'm l~tebrigen iebr a9tbare,
llnelt pertcrbene Dame ben lieperltaen SerDue
betratben, nahoem btsIer auf oa8 Wtabt9eb0t
5eiue8 QroRen 8ruoer8 feline reGtmdBt8e Sc
mablin. Gle nod bier in Baltimore lebenoe
8atterlon, perlfpBen bate llnler SelD wuroe
ann 9. Ssptbr. 1922 in Trielt seboren, wo pa.
mails fem Gater, Der enttbrpnte peItpbdlilde
G6eatertGni9, perIunfen in der 6inananptR
blalis Bebmutb", %reliOirte. BlCn PlOn fam
ols &inO gu ieiner @roBuutter, Mlbame so.
raparte Qitttla, bieIer mo0ernen geIob>, mad
91out. Der uu9lidlihe AuS9an9 ces Aullt1nz
oe8 in Der GomaSna, an DEM lia 5pet Ielaer
8ettern, Der leBi9e Saiier NapoleCn uno oellen
l6nQit pel(forbener 1lterer Gruber, betbelllat
batten, 5mans i'm Sabr 1881 ben eft 9ldbrt
gen 8tCn Ylpn, nad 6lcreu5 gu lIeben, ron
mo, er 1885 nad @enf auf Die SAnle 9tn9.
SIN Sabr 1887 lieE ibn Der &0ni9 Wllbelm
BON D~atttember9, Der Sruoer leiner Dtutter,
Su Iid tpmulen uno I4jdte lbn III Die mIrtten1s
rersilAe Sapettenanltal gu 2ucwl9sbur9. Oort
uerpeilte aud Der dltere Spbn Serpme's aus
Der @bel nit Der 8rin5ellin @utbarine. Plcn
Blpn lernte 3iemlid hetBle unO 5ei9te CUTE Ana
laaen, mabrenD lein dlterer Srucer na9 pent
0en Sabren olS Spfer Ges Bocdus unO Der
Yenu8 ltarb. SIN S4Dabeulanpe %erfreute ltA
9lcn 9lpn leiner 3eit elmer betr6dtllheu $50
pularitdt, pie er bouptlidli6 %feiner fr1ppanten
4ebuli1telt nit 1etuem 9rcBen Snfel gu rers
Danfen bate. Son alien Jtapoie0nioen mar er
leinem Sufel an r@eltalt un0 lm @eliht am
dbulidlteu, uuo mo er in BiirttemberS ltanD
unD staa, prdlste (i9 bic Men9e, um ben fur
gen brcttl6AIterl9en luu8en Wiann nit benz
flalliiaet Smperatorfcpfe an5ultauaen. Dele
Aebullateil erbielt lidl leoOb uur, 10 LANCE
Ylou PlCn BET ma9erer &plt leben muBte.
Seifoem er gun tallerlt1en Prin5en unD
Gdlemuer apluclrte, miro er rpn Slbr gu
Sabr letter uno cas- antIt fla)ltl6e @ell1t nj
ieBt 5u eirIem mppernen Sraumell1trBeli0tt auf
9etrleben.
SIN 5abr 1910 mar 8.pn 4lpn's milltdriIde
@r3e9un9 gu @npe; gu iol5. um III Die tlelae
Grmee ielnes wlrttember8Il9en OntelS etn5u-
tretsn. begab CT lid anf HsleH. 5m 9alr 1915
betaun er ben @ui5pt bic @rlaubniB, unter pen
9tdmen zines @rufen bon OtcntfCrt = Dieien
0amen Bate letn Yater felt Ger @nttbrCnun9
a%u9euommen = PariS gu beluden. @r cOnipl
rite oalsIblt nit Den repCluticndrea Clubs un6
wuroe baber i9On nad A Otcnaleu auSSewles
fen. Sine neue @prde besann in Plon ElOn's
Qeben nit Dem "a. Uebr. 1848. Dod D~rCn
mCrsen! (S4lnB fclst.)
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@arOp6iicbe Naebrtet ZEN.
sle 9euti1lano.
Surge 8tOgrapbte 8ettina'S.

- AL -. - .E
Wir n1eloeten bereitS BEN LoO Der BettIna
bon Nrninl. Die Sentale 6rau mar i'm Sabre
1885 gu 6ranffurt a. sc. seboren uno 1T cine
S1welter @lemens Brentano's sic mar
cine Der leBten Stieen iener wunberli9en 9t'
teraturpetiloDe DeutldllnD'S, bic unter benz
Namen Der vromautilden S6ule" befannt III.
;3wel Werte, bic lie erlt I'M ipdtern 2~ebeusalter
berausseSeben woren eS inSbelCnpere bic
ibren Naimen mad alien Hidtunsen bin pers
breiteten. DaS cine v@Stbe'5 8rtefme9lel
nit einem Rinpe, 2 Biuoe. Berlin 1885"
lbrinst tbre @orrelponoenj NIT benz DidterIirs
fen, UNI oeIsn 2iebe tie SeDcrben, uuO it, mad
ben nenern anterlutunSen; IN Demielben Sim
ne auf5ufa6en, wle Der Weimaril9e StaotSnI
hitter iein .,Dittuue unO Wabrbeit" seidries
ben bat. Das 3wtite Bu& Der ercentrilGeu
@attin Ndim bon arniuS puroe bon ibr voie
@auoeroDe" 9etault. e 8dnce @riaebers u.
2eip8ig l84O) uno entbdlt ibren 8rtefpe9leI
nit Dem Stlftsfrduletn pcn @lnperooe, Die
oura pblntaitl9e JteiSunS gu Dem pbilOlcser
Rreu3er uno ibreu in ueberlpanntbeit e~rfclStsl
.SelbltmprD elnen beoauerusmertbe1 9inbut CT.
mprben bat.
lftt rBettina benz Ginbe", wie tie Ii4 lelbf
70 germ nanute, 1T bic leete @rideiuuns zine,
3eit perlunfen, Die 5um@laf liir Deutl9lanD's
Xiteratur roriber 1T uno eiuer Yeriobe Plat
semadt bat, MO fair jeuer wena aa9 9enialen
bod bdufS idppiIden unc ~btsarren Spielereie1
elmer erbisten Ybantalie Elm euerSiider @rnl
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aber Srn. breckenridge b~etrifit, 70 1T or jwar
Elm GROCER Neoner, aber Elm nod 9rOBerer Art'
~ltofrat.
Sang 1T bic Seimitdttebia bur4 Die leete
N6fimmun9 i'm Senate nod ntdt tcot9eltla'
gen oenn es Selin9t pie(eldt l1ren Oreunoen
wIbreno Der Is Gage, bic Der lest8e @on9reB
nod in Sibung it, bod nod cine Abltlnmune
iber bielelbe ri bepirten. Die A%bflnmun8
wiroe aber bSdlt wabrl4einlI4 Se9en bic
SeimfdttebiQ anSlGla9en. Solte aber aud
Der ebenlp u%nernartete atS erfreult9e urnltono
eiutreten, ouB Die Seimltdttebta pur4 ben lie
bertritt bee einen poer anoerel Oealotraten bod
nod i'm Senote our49tnSe, 10 wliroe oles all
Der Ste0un9 Der Sarteien i'm @an3en nl1tS
ducetn Nud wenn liA nod Der ODER lener
oemctratiide Senator CUR 2anbrefcrm befshrt,
10 ltebt bod bic uli9ebeure W1e9rbeit Der oemo.
trdtiiAen Yartei im Senate ME in 5aule als
ertldrte unuerl6bnlide 6einotn Der GlnoreIorm
o1, ,mdbrenb bic republitantd e
Bartei I'm Senate e I'm 0an e
8e5et9 bat, oaB lie pie ertldrte
uner 9utterttAe Yartet er
1T. 5a1H SID .ts.
OVe y eutI VullSH IplL UCLSLto NSIVtApNu1 VIZ
uns Der teIe9rapbiide SeriHt iber Die Sams-
ta98lisun9 Des Seultes 5ufaml. Sn pieier lteute
Us a D e pon Weuem leiuen AntraS auf Vcrs
nabne Der SeimltGttebil uuD wieoer wurpe Der
anirl9 perworfen. Oie 0eimltatlebia 1T fur
olele Selicn trOt9elpla9en unO 5war tOotse.
Idla9en BON Der D motratil9en Yartet !
Selblt Der u. 3. Staats5eituns lteist OBJ
lclAer Snfamie bic Sdamr0tbc ms @eltdt.
Sic ldreibt IN ibrer Samsta98s9tr., bel oeren
PubIifation bic wette Nblimmuns in Se-
nate nod nidt einmal ltatt9efunoen bate, u. u
6cl5enOe5 I: uOie Yerantpprtun8 fir oieles
Yerfabren pirO Den @e9nern Der 8lu u n
. T ooemofratiGe EN- Yartet, Der
b e m en- perelben an9eboren IN,
nod idwere 2alf MAIDEN mir lar rnleren Tbetl
finren uns aIht beDc9en, ~rteIelbe erLeldtern gu
bslIeH, wer ni9t pSren Mill mnB
/ ii b | n. s9 fssI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-21

Ian, 5unter, ScbnlOn BON TenmGee GennebD.
Sing, Ntalorp, Scarce, Separo, SbielcS,
SImnlcns, 2oenlb8, Erumbua, Wape, DilIon,
uuo Oulee. g
@lap e~r ltattete bann eiueu 8eridt aesen bic
SplDaten> Peu(icnabiu. .Gr lebte aus einon.
Der, oaB Die Au8beSabluns oieler Benfionen
oaS 2ano mebr ale 80 Diilionen folten miiroe.
Us aoe beantragte nun, Die SeimitStteb!u
wieoer auf5unebmen aber lpleoerum wuroe
oleler Nntra9 UerpOrfen. Oanu wnroe Die
Beratbun9 oe5 oipIOnllttlden Stats nleper aul
9encnlmen. 8@N k*@At 2s
Saus.-Die Beratbun9 iber ben Irmee.
Stat ipuroe fcrtgelebt. - n a
8afbtn8tpn, 10. 6e6r. Die gu,
ltt5s@ommttlton oeS Sauies bat einen BeidluB
etnberldtet, DOrnad $500 b~epi0iat nerren
%IOlen, I'M 2ept @,fer in ben Stano au lesen.
ole @onltltutlcnalitat ee8 Girsinil6en WeieBes,
pelnes Sulten SHlfen cine Steuer a~uferleSt,
5u erproben.
Walbingtpn, 10. Bebr. Die gcmuIit.
tee fltr WtIttsl unp Wese bal lbren Yrrliber es
uaadiI8t, cine Bill ssinjubsridten, mDrnaG Elm
Genius IN 2anlas anf9enpmmeu pcroen lCu.
"a btu9tpcn 90. 5ebr. @s ipirp in
oleler WoHe eth Uerlu1 get1a9t perben, inl
Senat bic A,i3Unu Blu sur BeldluBnubnIe 5u
b~rlnseu.
@m Gbeil Der Eruppen III lltab Ioa nod Der
li lIden @ren5e bon 9aeu ,Wterlco beoroert
neroeI.
Son 0a0anma1.
New Yorf, 20. 6ebr. Der Dampfer
Slad Warrlcr BON Sap1nnab, nit N~atridten
DIS gum 10. D, l%traapeie pielen W}ur9en Eei
Jtcddn1p Sar, ob9lei1 Elm Yilpt au Born MAI.
DIE Palla8lare uEo Die Polt wnrOen Oieien
Abeno III etEem Pllotenboete bierber eebraht.
Der Oampler bat $28O,OOO in Sart9elp uno
wertbrOtls saDunB an Sorp. Dret 54lepp
blmpler liaD gu lcinem Seiltanp absssanaen.
@r bat felnen &ef.
@r briuBt tetue 0ta4ri9ten BON 8idtiafeit.
NteuercS pom 0aNti.
So iton, 10. 6ebr. DurG elm bier an
SetcmmeneS S4lff bat nan ytatridten ron
pdptl bic gum Is. b. Die Aufreeuna bate
I4 9eleSt anO pie @eladfte batten li1 wleoer
be Ell. DlS Gclt mar nit Der neuen 0tesies
ruuS iebr 5uiriepen. Der erorbitante aus.
SlaSaacl ouT Saffee murre abSelhalft, aber
9tetH oaranf III Arbetrlht pea lbleu 6lnan3-
j~ultluCeS wleoer berSelteut; CT lca ieood bllos
no5ltdlt ae8sltaft werpen. Der neue Rrdlt.
oent ut lebr pppnldr.
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Z lle9r9pDtgc1e ycacbridbten
81 t0Atrlurs9g . ,alttmprt aDtdet.


Bafbin8tOn 10. Tebr.-S en- at.-
Der Gntras M a On'S bic Blu aui5uueb
men, wopurd Der BrdliOent Dem in leiner Spe.
3ials BctIAalt auSselprOdenen Wunide 9emdB
erma6tist mirO, Die 2anO. unO Seena6t Der
Ser. OF. gum 6Ause Der Grlnlitronten mad
Californian 3u perwenpen, wurpe lu@ tur5er
Debate permprfen. @S fimmien foleenoe Oas
sesen: 8sG, 8rCoerid. Gpanoler, @tarf, Glau,
SOlauer, GrittenOen, Dtecn, Dcclittle, Durs
&c, Seileapsn, 6oOt, 9aaliu. 9ammcno, par.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-21
Oie Scientifically Mno Die vOentDs
80 frattfdDe Nartei'".

Ilulere 2sler e~rtnuern li9, bu6 i'm Reprd=
Ientunteubaule BON Den OeulCfraten nur Elm
UerbdltniBmdBiS n in t9 eS Siufein fir Die
6eimltdttebia, Oa5 sanSe @tp8 Der Dempfraten
aber nit ben IS &nop, gtctbtnSs se9en Die
Oeimltdttebia ltiHnte, pdbreu0 ollie 9lepu-
b%litaner, nit 4u8nabme zines Gin5l9en, Wtann
fir Wtann Iur Die 6eimltdttebi1 unD 5lpar fir
Die 8lu in ibrer liberullten 6alIun9, Die Dem
eben ans Gano 9etretenen @inwancerer gang
bielelbeu 9tedte rerletbt, pie Dem d~tteten Sin
aebOrenen, elnsetreten lino. ss9 2
BeiebtR mir uns nun ba8 StimlnenDerbdlt
ni6 il Seuat! sc lift unlesen Seleru be-
tanut, bqB Der brape republitanil9e SenatOr
@ pcn Sbio pOr einisen Guseu ben Yin.
tras lteQte, Die 0einllt1ttebiu nit 8eilcitel eenn9
Der abri9en auf Der 2a9e8cronune ltebeuoeu
@esenifanoe our 8el9lnBnabme gu brinseu.
9sHatct Semorp bot feline 9an5e parliament
tarilde @eldidli9feit auf, urn ben Maoe'lhen
Intrae our95nieben. Der Demotrat Sum
ter aber ftelte ben @e9enautraA, uber bic
Sa1e binpe93u9eben un0 bic Seratbung be8
Stats fert5uleBen. SO muroe nun iber ben
6uuter'l9 en Antra9 ab9eltimmt uno es er9ab
1i4 Stimmen9leifbeit GO nafiir uno 20 oaeez
HSut 4 iOilttl 9ulbS vi OOCItQSL OGO OCIINICo1
Der pemOtratIide StjeprdliOent breckenridge,
ben Nu5iftu9 5q geten nno er entldieo gu
@uulten BEG 5nntsr i4en Nntros8, allo 1seSen
bic 0eimitittebiu.
Son Den %, peld5e fir ben Sunter'I9en
&ntra8, ulip Regem bic 9eimfdttes
bill ltinlmten, linp % . etraten
unO elmer elm anrw 9tOtbin8 (Rennecp bon
Ofurplauo). s.s rs -. .e
Bon Oen429, welde 9esen ben Sunteriden
GatraS unO fir pe 6eimltdtte6iu ltimulten,
ituO ID -Nepn6Itt an CT, 8 De.
mOtroten nnD 2 = &np.ps NrtbinSs.
Alle n Us abin9ton n n E en-.
Den rePubltfani den Senatpreu
tim nlten Ir bic 6eim It Il ttebtll,
uno- BON Den 5pel BON @alblnatpn abpelenpen
republifanil6 den Seuatoren Cameron nnp Gum
ner reeiB man %bsltlmpl:, ea6 Iie ebenfaaS fir
Die Sil linc.
Son 36aanWefenbeu . emofra.
ten fimmte nur etne6erb6ltniR
mdBiS mi n3i9eS 6dufleinbDn s
Wtann fir Die Be / m t~dttebilI
6tnf DemOtraten waren obwelenp, nnb Dol
fetnem defer 6inIe ldet li9 nit @iAerbei
= behaupten, DAB er fir Die Bill lift; i DOn Del
INSTRUMENTATION fam man. beinabe nit @ewlB
belt DOrauSlebeu, paB le 9e9en bic Bin finn
&uCfpsg tctbtn9S m1ren 5mei obmelenD /; feline
bteler 3pet 1T als 6reunb Der Bill 8u betrabten
Die Buten Oeutlhen, pelde NnnD 1856
"Hurrah for Buck and Brock. - 9eiiubelt ba
ben, DerCen, peun lbnen nidt ltOn traber bi
AuSen 8sSfnet murpeu, nun bod Elm weui
lfutis mereen. Wirre t6r. Dayton be-
Sis Oes Sru. Bredenricse einnebmen, 70 mar
Der DOL liserlide Sli6enti9eiD Dbne 3welle
nt4t 8e8en iOnberu ii r bic 9eimlt1ttebt
ads9sfdDen, Denn 0r. DnptCu bate ausOrid
LID ertldrt, boB er nit Dem acknowledgements
Sremopt,S in weldem befanntlih bic Seiu
itdttebiH ols cine MaBrsseI Der repubIifanilhs
RGrteT Preultrt tpRree, eiaperltanben iei No
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NrDensS Gbne Ser Treibeitl

Nems eOse. Do .iG am IA. b wt. be MpnumentaI QDpbI.
hdttsi etrs- 0eftnf6aft yfp. 1 ~aufeel6st BAT. 70 baben I'D m ees
rtre abt6dre Mdnasr peretntst uRp befnOhen. Gin neRe Quae
unterl Dbtatm Srbet ,u ~grunbex. QBir ratten einem itben
dGratttrppasn Mfaun RA 6tefent Srben dnsulAlieseu, tnbtm
er Bios mad 8fsdtt nnb @ershttstett betanbeit uirb.
Nne hteientatn, wsl&e ih nod bet Der 9 tftuag btefsr 2ree
betpeiltgsn wplen, aipsrben b5HiGf e~inAelobsn It'd nGhHen
Qienaos rem %. D. Ml. Nbenbs z lpr I'm S&rstber'f&tm QSfal,
no $50 etnsn I'M en-.
SIN Nuftfa8e asa @rHh 6Mretber,
- Qpbn Mufh.
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slWa 5*&ftt@ ONVULGNUl hHN tfH
IL 6ctIsnSI. unb YarpFine-Gpmpaeate BON Baltimore
bnbtn btefes Del. beDeutenb p~erbsfert unO perpoufcmmnet unb
bitten BEN publttnnt nun in ttrer NteberIdss
$50. II Me(fsB altimcrefraEe ~
bet srO5sn Anantttdtes wss bet Der Ylnts sin RsbIsnSt unS
WdrSftne an. bas an ssr
s .aaar5 saS elle unO @lana pv8 Qi6tss
E9i S%par1amfeit beim 8rennen unb
9dn5lide8 6retlein bon ALIEN Oampf u. @erua'a.
nt&t atertrpffen werben fdnm
BET etntnt NutenbtIrd8 rrn ~ Gfnts per SMnbt 8ttte 60
eth etht, melNeS rtnt Upn 5 9uten 3aigs0thterr glethicrrmts
ndnbler nnb. gDttbsrpsriduter ertdIten auf WerIan8sn yrp-
ben uno Scnlutatnten BON RctttnbI hmm It . enr@s stSnts
Mni09ne TIM Ndhet ;er Gpmpnente BON Der 1fue IMP Utut8e
lett bes t4tes Absraeussn. fSs18 N.br19.I
MurOOd'S Wl6tform StS909cn.
Die 1biuiaasn gDaaeem fnb bts sa, osrsn Sefdn
ANstss @saaSisisit hnb Observation-Disclosures man fH Dr
a. a, ; Msaa ,S"a strssn scH benz ltatsrfarsitsr Sa ausn
@ SiII'sa s9D @eleile,, DepOt>, 5eu-, Scblen.,
feffebenpe tno traSbare
0laftfprmsSNaa9en
Sreine Waaaen fir @rOcerielaoen unO Sdnoler,
Bateutwoasen uno .3nbeb0r, sss
On mrostn unb RIeiuen ~ fold btutaen Yrstfen,; bae Cd
AZ ass Ta p6re anbstsmC peut9tr cute @adeen Az fauten.
aeSisja Rt&arp MRrbp4, AZ Sap-GbarIssars
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a Baltimore beutiher Bauperein go. z.
Den wtitsltsbern Dbisen 8treins biene sut 2aGrt6t, tB
ndSf ten MtttrO9. "a: , 80. bas erfe @eIb Bu Seriauttn tR.
%fr,usnDsn 9aupsretns f4 ansuf<eben. iab s~ef6aiet erfu5t
fdcein3uan6sn 4ss.a 1865 s4 sYbs6 ~
m Nuftraae @ecrae Re6Ier, @rdabsut.
~ SM3M faA r4 Ibepb. 6hutB SeEretGr.
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WirtbiAaftS= @r0Fnnns
uno Nu8lpieluno eine8 0at;ela
Wirtbfbaftser6ff nuns nnD 2mnb
BON SO b n Walter,
90. . lN.rRa~aEa onh. OsL.ka

49, So 2 YarfRrabe nnbe Qi6trtuhrase.
SD ;etge hermit ntetnen Hreae BEN unS Dem gubltsum TN
q lgemstnen ~ersebenn an, bag i'd BIT DtYttfdnft Der Mrs.
8lur I~ternDmmen babe Ib bteftIbt : ente, MOntaa NIT
etnenn etpetn Gun d. erSfnen werbe, @s rtrb tets mein
3" teten fer mene @Gte NIT TEN Beftn mas Ride unb
ReItr btettt, su bfbtenen. 8Oarber Enben quite ROT. butfGe
5tImner Mnb freunbltAe 9ehahblnns e. metntrn 6auIe. lsm
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Wlblonb @ouore Wouperein.

Od fD Dteter Eduperetn Durn pte Mnn1bme Der 0pnhttuttDM
un B Grwdbiune bsr Bednnten tbats rredntNrt bat. 70 neften
ale btesentgen weIde benz Serein NOD bssutreten pInfdtn
erfuat, fh ndha4n Dttnfd8 &ttn6 nm rs ubr Bet 5trrn ..
NDlts. Ns 55t @de BON SAP. unb WaCRumentRrdbe. ;dbIrei9
|e~in,ufnben bG BITE trfe @~tn5GtIung ~flttfnbet unb bts @eIebs
bidder tn @ntpfung gu netnen fnb. -
SMD SIN Muftrdee Sptn Ytttrpff IT,. SeFr.u 81,
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8ierl SdlpatOr Bier !
nit on8ne,eihnetem 0uuh.

m 4 =" TTC~U~NT" ~N*'NTF !. n y =
NtUntn9 BEN q. 8etruar wirS BET teItti tsnn qufH Gals atUf
Bier, be uhnt we has aus gtaeE9nste baterifGe SoInatur Bttr
ran Nfinhen In SIR. IA Wpr b 8rtebri6fraSe 5rIenbfbiS
6puFe, p~eridpft. 6enrp Qbp0. SM
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-21
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erwaS III bpraen. ba id In 3ufuRtt ni&ts brSabie.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-02-21


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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-28
Hon. Richardson b. Wright.

The Pittsburgh Dispatch, a Republican
paper, pays the following high tribute to the
political and social worth OF Richardson L
Wright, the Democratic candidate for Audi
tor General. Coming from such source
the compliment cannot be otherwise than
deserved:
"Richardson L. Wright, Esq, Democratic
candidate for Auditor General, and Tor many
years past member OF the Legislature
from Philadelphia county, was in our city
on Monday, at the St. Charles Hotel, and
left on Tuesday morning upon visit 10
some relatives in Washington county. We
regret that both parties do not nominate as
honest and upright men as Mr.. Wright as
candidate for office. During his service in
the Legislature he consistently opposed cor.
ruption, and although rather more ultra than
the practice of his party in his votes on
banks and corporations generally, he pro-
we'd himself a valuable legislator However
men may differ from him in political prin.
ciples, he is personally unexceptonable-
as we baveevery reason TO believe is the
case with his opponent, Mr.. Cochran, the
Republican candidate"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-28

The DEMOCRACY OF THE INTEMoR-The
Democracy OF Lebanon county, in Conven-
tion on the 18th inst, resolved that it was
inexpedient TO nominate a County Ticket
The State Ticket was endorsed, and DR.. C.
D. GLoNIScER appointed Senatorial, and
JOHN FRANTs Representative Delegate TO the
State Convention. The Democratic Con-
vention of Montgomery county, held on the
18th inst, nominated the following ticket
Assembly-John Dismant, David Stoneback,
DR.. Charles H. Hill /; District Attorneys.
N. Rich Treasurer-Aram Drake; Com
missioner-Daniel Carr; Director of Poor
Adam Kneedler; Auditor-Jones Detwier; 1;
County Surveyor-Abel Rambo The DEM
ocratic Convention of Northampton county
met on the Goth inst, and nominated Peter
Ellenberger and Jacob Cope for Assembly !;
Thomas Hickman for Sheriff; Daniel Seg-
fried for Treasurer; Jacob Houck for Com
missioner /; Samuel Brunner for Coroner ;
and w. w. Schuyler for District Attorney.
George w. Stein and Jacob Cole were ap-
pointed Delegates TO the 4th OF March Con.
vention at Harrisburg.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-28
HnmhngS.

The disposition of some people TO follow
the shallow humbugs got up by artful dema.
gouges, is most singular. They prevail in
every department of business and in every
thing. Even religion does not escape their
cireful influence, but it TOO must contend
against such disgraceful nonsense as Miller.
ism, Mormonism ahd thousand. and zone
other equally absurd pretensions. Politics
of course can not escape their pestiferous
influence. All that surprises us is that
there are so many people always so ready
to follow them-to believe in them-to be
fooled by them. Look at the list of them
that have year after year been brought for.
ward by the Opposilion-troubled the peo-
pie for day, and then disappeared forever!
Who that lived then has forgotten the hard.
cider fever OF Is4O? Or who, how in 1854
the whole American nation was to be eat.
en- up by the Pope, unless political vic.
tory was given to the Opposition ? Bu
how soon did visions of the Pope cease
when "bleeding Kansas" and "shrieking
freedom" came along? Now these fraudu.
lent seekers for sympathy are laid in deep
and dishonorable graves and other false
and dishonest humbugs are made 10 take
their place.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-28
Vice President Brcckinridge.

The Albany Atias and argus, speaking OF
Mr., Breckinridge's disclaimer as a candid.
ale for the Presidency, says:
"We have no doubt that Mr.. Breckin.
ridge is sincere in his disclaimer of Presi-
Denial candidacy. He is but 80 years OF
age, and the expiration of term or even
two terms in the Presidential office would
place him in retirement in the meridian of
his life. 1t would be better that career
should not thus quickly culminate, if it were
so soon TO close and if Mr.. Breckinridge
wishes 10 plan out wise and well-ordered
life, he will do we'll 10 shun the premature
honors of the Presidency.
Still he IS not beyond the reach OF the
Democracy of the nation; who, if they want
him, will have him, not for his sake but be.
cause of their own necessities. He declin-
ed, on the foor of the Cincinnati Conven.
ton, 10 be a candidate for the Vice Presid.
ency; but the Democratic delegation of New
York will not forget how their enthusiastic
reclamation, which soon communicated il
self TO the Convention, was confirmed by il
and by the country"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-09-28

CHARLES DICKENS WoRKs FOR THE Mil
IIoN.-T. B. Peterson & Brother, No. 306
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, have follow.
ed up their success in publishing the cheap
edition of the Waverly novels by issuing,
in the same style, the complete works Of
the inimitable Dickens. These extremely
popular stories will be completed IN twenty
eight volumes, at the low price OF twenty
five cents each, or the full sci for five dol
lars. A volume will be issued every Satur-
day, until the edition is completed. The
author is going TO visit US this fall, and
give readings, and will revive the interest
IN these stories, which, Tor humor, pathos,
power of description and originality oil
skelching character, are unrvalled by the
works OF any living writer. The Christmas
tales are full of the cheerful spirit of the
fireside. The third volume, published this
day of this edition for the masses, contains
the continuation of the ?ickwck Papers.