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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

wooD.-ii'oiks away Down East
have enlFrgs's ssrlfNarceptioHs % If Fas
hardshps and aprhvaa ii as Of frontier life,
bnt We can assure them that the prt;cali0ns
arc principally in their imaginations, and
that al! that is t,nost valuable, III the East
does already exist in great abundance out
West, or is very easily brought here.
The light, and air, and water, and glo-
rious skies, anil magnificent landscapes,
which are the great natural blessings OF
the Eastern land al cyst in still greater
perfection out here; while the best Pre-
auctions Of Art-the realms Of: Thought,
arc easily brought here. ,Io7J lid -.~,s;
y We hayesnot' SO realized this fact as
when the old gentleman. in brown the
cherished friend of many years gone by
the veritable g." Blackwood,''I Himself,
stepped in and doffing his overcoat, took
his place upon our table, a few days ago.
He was the very person we had been
longing 70 see, and we find him him as enter t
tanning and instructive as ever -:
IF B!ackwood'' has any old friends
in this region who have dropped his ac-
quaintance we advise them to renew it
forthwith. Any one who wishes TO keep
UP With the thought Of the Ola World
should send for s"Blackwoo1l " and we will
engage to procure his cornpanionship a
whole year for 500. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

D. The MESSAGE BIs BIRD IS modest lit
tie Western Moa:biy published in Way
nesvillo, oh;o, ffo:or ocnly 50 cents per an
nu,n,, or four copies and one TO- the agent
for 81. Its matter is entirely Original; and
highly credible to Western taste and tai:
emit. asA33 s''''t r.".
We commend It to those who love light
literature Of aspurelS moral and refor.,aa-
tory tendency, graceful, delicate, and at
tractive. r.. -,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

| II tho January ppabex.tle leadiag ar
|Eticle, h','shall Woman learn tho alpha
bct,Y and is by far tha ablest dceunnnt
We have seen on the SSgrsat question of
/ oman's Sphere" {
Yrs: s7owrE ltoryfsag' essss, saa in
creases in interest; and We repeat what We
no-wu Il bred H1BsFi-
ca 4 family can afford to do without "Thc
Atlantic Orr citizens are beginning to
appreciate It; aut We shall be glad to send
q Fl 4 srsc5| Il. a i & each,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
Steamboat On. the Red River

i We had call, on the It'll inst, from
captain q: NoErHup, Of the S: B. aNortl
/ Star" and Proprietor .of' the, St. Charles
Hotel, at st: Anthony; and Mr: DAY, Of i
the Hypcrborean Hotel, at Sank Rapids,
who is & leading spirit~in the Company
which, last Summer, IA had the q North
Scar ""::taken up THE Mississippi, above
Little: Falls. iissT 05ad5 .y, aG"s= ,1s y.
They inform us the Steamer has been
run up to the Chipaway Agency, on Gall
Aiver-the nearest point to the Red
River Of the North, to.which they could
take her from the Mississippi. Here she
has been taken pieces preparatory to
removing her across, and setting her aaoat
on the Red River :~~:-sz "a 2s:s $40
The zaw-naill at the Agency, is ROM
engaged in getting out such timber rs
! will DC required to put her Il. running
order; and to-day, (the' 7th) ten teams
were" to:leave' Saul Rapids, to aid in
taking machinery over. 7. &:ad' 10 liz,
T IF anybody can get a Steamboat over
to Red River, and run 1t there, Capt
ENoRrIlUp, appears to be the man.. He is
a six foot specimen of Q cross. between G
Western Stea,c Captain and Polar
Bear. He looks sufficiently stern and
determined to chase considerable num-
Der Of hostile indians by looking at them;
and has that sidevay nod Of the head,
which expresses the determination ct that
animal which often Kills its enc,n after
it has, itself, received any number Of
death wounds '' '.*.''' "..' s..
IF Captain NoErEUp gives up bis pro-
ject, C taking his Boat across to Red
River, and running it there, we shall
calculate that no Boat.w run there this
Century. -
IF he succeeds, as we have not doubt
he will, this viii form an important link
in the chain Of communication between
this and Frazer River, :, 80"
The St. Paul Chamber Of Commerce,
have subscribed $1,000 to aid the el,$er-.
prise and En1RrKUcK,: and uther
public spirited citizens rs: Of St: Cloud, pro-
pose % aid by furnishing supplies for
man and teams engaged il the transport.
Z. The project is one which highly COM
mends Itself to the people Of stearns.
county; and we trust they will : GONE
forward, and Do something handsome
= ..t:f % 3s}i5GE ~ $50 = XIV ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24


The Actasdists have rented and fitted
up house Gu Third eApenue belonging to
j. BALL; and are holding Irotssc.ea
meeting. The house accommodates hu,
about one; hundred AID fifty; hnt i hsa
bee1, packed while; there mas standing
room. Rev. j NElsoa preached tbs
first sermon, of the conrse from tho tex:.
'TJpon this rock VIII VIII ! bai.ai Church
and the gates Of he'll shall no: prevail
against it::y' -, e hsla lis audience in
wrapped attention FOR ~ hour saa half;
ana ii 1npase vas gaia pac 5ets 80, hes.
him "A tho evening, wlans aheas preached
upon the moral hereisns. Of hoses in refas.
ing to be- called the son d. hsroh's
aaashtsr;; but olhaos;ng ss'i.er s.'1'.ssq suffer
affection with the peopl aG God =
The sersntsul was asoro kIe,. chsssea and
es.auent, hut, the SPEAK speaker ons
Strong MS Is, VIZ riz: thss No.
ses il, making his is ss'sosioa, chose to be
counted with the S1sss, rather than the
princess Of ls1 In, l :, lat e cast i.
his lot Wit: . class sof;dssgsaflcd by HIM
dscas Of years 0fs4ebatuiedcn, that they
had lest the spirit Of ffcemsnl and even
aite,. their cn,a.itsiI woaslu have gene
back into ss a.j Il tic Ilssks a1s. the
=. ~ q a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

Ia 20 fssara s.,sl ayarf a,r
F..ss.m. Ho !us*5ess u si4,e tia. y
aalat1:ec d her chi|,lren ara HELD Al Nests
ess GA his Virginia plantation; ana TIN
the poor mothers only hope Of retpids
with her dear cues IS through tn, sad 6e,
q her osa long cherished hopel "a! rccAeJ,
that IN remaining a chattle she but exhi
bits that sisd self sacrifc;
tsse !h IS 4 ssistieguishiagstyait-of all true
rsother,s love, while the Geld hloodei vii,
.isny Which tlaus separates families and
tKbs naothe3 af3her children is sun,iui,xx.:
Itself ia puh!ie adlniration as the Biblical
champion OF man. tealing.
- - Col: Is; par excellence, The St.
nj toua 1T tla 3fp fist9it' # shat
''s ''suun Of Ill silRahIcs," spoken ii 81 JOHN
WEsLEY. lie delivered ! III lecture, last
winter, at Sank Rapids, t. prove slavery
5@a - Bible Institution thrice blessed Of the
Lord; and now he is to repeat the dose,
with a!dltionS, h@rc. The principal OF OF
ms ''1sasH 'wliich VIII cla'sn his pious at
:. tentioa, i; doubtless, Tree Aoyeism,' as
ing ca esntcman. en,pAst ically. proelai,ns
i himself: free Lover, This is as ii. should
3 be; aid pva:ss thai tie. :Coloncl's patr;r
otism embraces tho. wiInle4. country -
~, When lie COMES out as tis public chara-
;>ion Of tAe divine right Of Wholesale con,
cat:!as>, in fifteen States CT tire Union;
ard the a::l:<l!jns Of magriagcsto the IA
Z. oo7ess Of those Sta:os 1t is bat consistent.
. ana I'a'r:otic that Ie.shouItl recognize and
defend similar ,prlsiii 4cs, and like liberal
Aisutasions ii. the other fifteen. Hither-
: to the c ta1n: ons CT Southern institutions
ha"> !ce:1 very one. sided, Insisting upon
II (se divinity aid patriotism Of q system,
'F:'ic:: makes marriage impossible between
tic mo races Which saEtabit our Southern
I MATES, AID which set, according to HEN;
Ri CLAY, promises, in two EuHdred years
. 70 o5!iteTats ali tsaccsot difference between
=. tisoa; races, while they have denounced,
with be- : horror and frantic terror, the
:i.'>i!o ~ i iST ucZSil lOittacTU IOik9 WHO
stand up for "equal rights away down
Last .r.,.t .-s,: ~ q,
I'VE rejoice that the Colono!'s whole
country patriotism gables him to take a
- Il more enlarged view CT the subject, and to
see thu. what is piety in Virginia cannot
we'll be prostitution. in Now ~ York. He
Will iin<! it much easier, too, to sustain his
argument, for tie example Of the Jews,
and the directions given by Moses for The
Aananager'en: Of their affairs, atbounds much
" more U!th argu1.sents.in favor ct polyga-
niy or Free Love, than they do with ind;-
cations in favor Of slavery "< 'S71s,
The two subjects taken together, may
be made to sustain each other beautifully;
and this gal'ant old Free Lover will doubt
= less convert scores and hundreds 70 an &C.
Acknowledgement Of the beauties Of his twin
systems Slavery and Free I.oyc =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

II GoDEY' S L,DY's BtoK--ior March is e
beautiful number Of this prime l,aie:s; fay
I rite,; We are glad to know it is apprcc;;-
ated in St. Cloud and a:goodly number Ct
copies staken ;but we Will; be. happy to
send for any more that may be wanted at
81 per 'annum in advance. - sI4t*s
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
THE HUDSON Chronicle NTiss., con

1 oDSoN ChR0NlCLE '; ISL, con-
ss entire e!g aEas EAals se5 ~ pa wilt ~
brave, good tempered fellows; and they
get out a spicy little sheet, but just to
think Of its taking t,co editors to manage
one weekly paper Hs1e is one prof Ct
our theory Of the superiority Of the weak
er sex Any one woman could edit two
papers; but Messrs. DAGaART & BEAL
must net reply that no two women--ccu'a
not agree about ore, or We. shall vote them
ill! natured. Sand u 1&3G,sss.2 ,:5:.. ).
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

|AltwhateYer point Tho Mail from Puget
| Sound would intcsset the Mississippi,
tia: would the terminus &c tlcsRdute.
10 one acquainted with it,1as| surveyed By
Coy 6 Stevens, and tho leading faak,rfssof
tx eodntrys SwoalJ dizzy thy POSITION Il
sullfsEs ss54s St. Vl6ud. sa. a-sz's#s =
Alread1 a Mail is being, regu|ssl
Il fled !: tsom this point, eseyhundredt aud
fifty miles. West, to ]srcckinriage, and
Fort Abcrcronibie: and CHS route s;,.= on
's1 % one year ago, there was no hospi
table root, under whiehs the weary travel
ler could obtain shelter, are now thriving
communities and Their numbers ,-...s, X,
constantly increaslng.ys2sa .z.sstsesa1.
" r. few years more, jou,frne,yS.1'to the
Rocky Mountains will q be accounted no
more hazardous, than a few years Since
was q similar trip to Red River. Let the
citizens Of St. Cloud assemble and form
some plan tor united action, in order that
no " opportunity shall pass, without our
hearty &C. operation t. secure. so great
benefit Tor ourselves and the State at large
. 5ascrI4' lsI ,z5d4! @:.j ~ aNApo1 Eoy.2=u
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

For the Democrat. 'ss2'A@I'' -. ~" 81 ~
Mis-. Sw1ssH I Mt may not be gen
orally known to the readers Of the DEMO-
CHAT, that your section of country is soon
to be SO nearly, and sop>wcll connected
with Superior by a good common road
This important enterprise is now going
forward; and by far the ltrgest and most
difficult part Of the work has been under
taken by the Superior people. ....-. ID
They are at present engaged, and have
been since November, with force Of from
80 to 40 men in cutting the trees, bridg-
iag difficult places, and preparing general.
ly for the work Of grading and turnpiking
the read to the head Of Mile Lac Lake
in the spring. They seem to have: been
fully aware of the obstacles to Be over
come, and Of the necessity Of doing what
ever they undertook, to insure the success
of the road. , Hence they first secured tn,
material aid, by a loan of twenty thousand
dollars, from Washington men, and this
sum is now being texpended; mainly in
the construction Of the road above refer
ed to- 49, ''.. .''..''- ''.'.. 1850.
They find by survey the distance from
Superior to Mile Lac Lake to be 81
miles, and the contracts require this en-
tire distance to be graded and finished by
gnefu ioi si i1IeJ
greatness and energy in this work, under
taken in in the midst Of such hard times
financially, as shows the people Of Super
iors to be worthy, of,occupying this i'm
portant commercial" position, which is
theirs BY nature? And, now, since they
show themselves thus cordial, thus anx-
ious, to be united with r. tho people and
country ofthe upper Mississippi, "a union
not more desirable fox them shan us what
| shall we do, the people Of stearns, Benton
AID Morrison Counties, to show our ankle
" ans willingness to cooperate in securing
! o.
SO great a boon as a good and >. feasible
road to Superior. # we would avail our
Ives of the labo1s Of the Superior people
we must make a convection wish their
road at the head of the Take, and this
work reduces Itself to the task. Of cutting
! a road from i4ranite city, or the town OF
G1>,nite, "a place IS miles distant ffrotn St
Cloud "a the right direetion) to the head
Of the Lake, distance Of from 80. to 81
miles, and lSuch Of the way on the West
shore Of the La, giving q choice Of ice
in the winter or wa5e in ttbe summer, te
the land route if preferred: al g. D.. Il
This is precisely the route indicates %
| Messrs Brott and Wilson in their MP ta
Superior some four years since; and j,
now becomes the most easily opened and
| probably the best route that can be adopt:
cd for the presentand one which will
most naturally accommodate the largest
area Of country. I viii only add that the
country through which such road would
sssss, is much of the way, excellent 70,
settle,:e, ent, and subject to presumption al
the ST.. Glola Land Office . s2:. 9..
Wishing to cooperate with others il
whatever will tend t.: the developments o
Minnesotaginterest, NV OH: loes5tite u Il
I remain yours ' respectful u, 49, 81 SIS,
t. s...i.,st sssssss..5 IA n EL1VELL.
@--T-7--.T - 77.7s--5 -T7Y7-F--7T- F.
I r T1U n d. u U ~ NJ on Z III g 5f.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

TIE Baptist revival meetings arc stiu
in progress, and thesiir able md devoted
minister, Mr.. pHIIa1ps, is fast. wearing out
his life laboring e persuade tho people 70
attend to the !h|nsas asssTp .:s ihs;f ,es
lasting paaee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

= Minnesota asnosi ,lese Is tic Very elk (:
Or q life; and see should ut wonder to- see
Eao'ne enteetpsising qnaeks doctor bott'in !
uYour j J avnuary armand selling it, oil over
the reA Of the Nqgn, ssa cure for csso1,y-
thing ia general snh a(pgsitve prevention
oS.th a bluss, as .saa ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

e call attention to The communities
ton &c & N ApoLEoN It IS from, the
pen Of q gentleman Z well acquaintea with
the subject IN hand ana this IS one
which deeply effects tbs, prosp M .ef & our y
citizens. 5.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

p. We arc indebted to Hon: slNoN CAM-
rnoE of Penna. for valuable Public Docu-
ments, also to Hon.9JAMEs SHIELDS for
files Of the" Congressional Globe ..a
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

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fit veil, the snow had all Lhxn IS ~
bridge, and coming up On it is Ht.ie Iss
Of bare panas whcre he had 70 pull hard.
! The pressure CT the collar, it is thought,
produced strangulation and giddinass,
hence tn, staggering,
The bridge railway was merely tempo
7aFy; utterly UNFIT 70 bcaT any such weight;
psrlstyu salsath lDesEahes likely to b the
t price Of q baaly-dt.ing herse=s,ar, and
weak railing.
Ms cASHoy,I sazg sbe, could e..;,,
have stepped out Of the sleigh if she hsd
thought Of the danger; but her attention
t vas tzrgn ;p wondering VIZ the horse
sEslioh13 ass so ltlslh1- skr. .pA1nour
i,t Fl step on, but4in trying teeaaeh her
!, was er4ggea !. 2Ter. He says, be remembers
1 I. i il The iirsssant Jeff for thought,
THAT he would save her or 60 over With
I her. S''7 / - ',1-t : - :
/ We trust this dearly -bodght lesson vii!
teach onr citizens to leave no public im-
provement undlsit is safe We have talk
ed, this winter, about the insecurity Of
ftha: bridge until we have been a laughing
stock to cur gentlemen friends Horses
fha7 gone over ii. Safety, and 50, per force,
they always would. People al. apt to &C:
Ike the freshman who Insisted there ~as
mo ian 81: Il: Being si Killed, f5r he sever
had i>eer KIP Il. once ii az lis lie.
Il we know that. 81 told you So" IL
poor comfort ~hea the worst apprehension
is realized; but men are 8 50 apt to odis-e-
gard tie fears Of others, and laugh at the
mart ;''Esom Of terror they impose, il Go
physical II ha u: is done, that they ough. Is
be reminded Of their wrong when such
Injury as they can estimate does actusilY
occur. -.n.seszz-.,-e.zz.~@
z...-- The men Of St. Cloud would have
bean Just t.asi much to, blame II. NJ. sud
alra. CALHOUN had not fallen OF the:.
bridge he 1 mental suffering they in~
posed on numerous people Who creased
cEasn th.rsy feet deep, on their nike
foot passage sss..s with rail- that Z stout
man could have pushed down, was ITSELF
severely wrong and men are as much r.
sponsibie for suffering which nsy, legiti.
mate'y occur. through. their negligence.
as TOR that which docs SO occur. So
We trust that bridge will be made safe.
Or t'ias it VIII be barsicaded aud let folkA
60 as2and " The Lake: ihase,e=A.
viii. terror, and every oEe who has etsr
looked dawn from that bridge. end nex
thinks Of what has occurred there, nust
be sick at heart With sympathy and
horror 49,. @'' ., - y z -, =
(WEDEEsDAT MORNING. ~. CAL
HoUN is dead. Il has been. discovered
that one lobe of-the lungs vas crushed
in the fall so that it commenced at onee
to decay, and vas far ia deconposis;oa
before he ceased 70 breathe. .,=s
His last words, spoken two dap
before death, were 81. view Of his spiritual
state, az: were:s q MI Is we'll" he Is
deeply lamelstea in I'll this community.
-4ss.. c1LIsous is likely TO recover
zksss4ass4;sT <
The a-at!,edists haverented and 6s;ea
up house Gu Third sAvenue belonging 70
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

gs,lonaTs ro ST. CD56D 81 & Yop
WAIT Love LIRE NJ Prosperity
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
x: II! h =. sr.t.s:., ii; Inte- III {
YALENTINEs.-The Young folks have

VALENTINEs.-Ihe young folks have
been having quite 2 lively time with. St..
Valentines festival, and some old folks
have not been overlooked, but for our
part We feel quite sle;ghted-only got
th3ae,. al beauties, as each bore, what
we suppose to be- miniature pictures Of
the sepders, and none. buNa good look,
ing person would think Of compliment
ing us. 2,'' - ''''0' '''1 $.
That one informing us that his so-
tanic Majesty had been requested to take
Progression Of lis but declined, brings us
no ness. w e know we have:many friends
who would be glad to dispose Of us in this
way; but It is nGtt likely that old gentle
man will set them o.: 't trouble and him
self IN Just to accommodate them.
He knows very well, from the disturb t'1*
anco We have always raised in his s;sr r:
sons, wheneyer We get near one, that # he
should , be silly enough to let rs into his
citadel, We would blow: up his establish
ment inside the week IL ...a., :..s.gt:.
So, his children in St. Cloud may jus:
as well be patient, Their father down be.
low is not able to rid them OF this attic.
ton. ....s.s>f III -. s:@ g. =<gT
| .---
We would inform our local subscri
bcrs, who are in arrears, that in order t:
be able tosattend to our business, We have
goae 70 housekeeping, in the Office Build
ing where We require everything house
keepers usually need. ,=:s.54....
We want -four, meal, vegetables, meat
butter, OF anything good to eat. Amos
any article Of furniture, such as our in
Egenious mechanics could make in thei
leisure hours, viii be taken in payment 8
subscriptions. We want lumber an
/ labor to put Up back buildings, ard fe en-
in = garden, where We can raise our 20. oW
I cabbage next summer. What say ",
gentlemen 81 ~ :, ....s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Knbner Naub.

8crtebtsn Sreitas par Der S6abutstRsr bct
gauntys scn s s Doc n I'M Stdate Sbic ,u'
fGais Bis 10 ll9r Qbsups in Ieinsr Office bsl6df'
t9t, als brei 9eute tinraten. giner Ipra1 nit tbn
iiber Gin Got, pdtrsnO bic bsiben anbsrn tbm finsr
S6npl itsr ben Rcpf purfsn, ttn tnetsltsn unt
Die Saape auf benz 8Gden ;uiammen16 16niirten.
@iner Der Trembsn nabm IOpann rrn SalilIel
Sifnste bic Safe unb alle 0rsi psrl6panben mil
ibrsm ytnuts, Der unscfabr Sl8,0 900 tetrus. ett
Der gallfrsr ben Susbsl aus bsm Nunbe trtnSsr
fpnnte uno ete auf Iein 9tufen Sdlfs brtrttdm
mar es faa ltr gid6ts sswprben unb er ma,
fali rrilidt uno bon Der 8dlte eriiarrt. Die Rdu'
Der tntten cater 3eit, sermitteIa zines insHl4sr
Auf tbrs @infanSuns II $1,000. auf bic BisSer.
lan9un8 crs @elpes $4,000 8elUbnung ssisbt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
DousIas fur laOife.

81 ben nan6sn GsriiGtm, pel&r gBafGina.
toner SrsIi9rtitsr bsriGtrn sebSrt aud bic srni.
bate 8srli6srung, pn6 Srnatcr Dcualas mad
iensr Hidtsbr na4 gDafGtnstcn aufs 8sllimm.
teltr crtl6rt babe, oaB rr tenen gBrttauf fir bic
Yrafeentldaft tm Sabre 1860 ristiren ipulr,
ionSsrn bel Der GCnpsntion in @tarlrliCn Csinsn
sanSsn Ginilub fiir bic Termination eet G,cuvrr.
netr Selt pertrerbsn nil, In Der NbT6t tann
islhit 1864 ild INN bic Na6fclse gu beprrfrn.
aae, tpelft ifd Der Baltimore Gcnsrntion IN
1852 unS Der Ginsinuatisr Gunventiun In 1856
srinnerh, loiIen Iebr pcbl. ba6 Douglas nur nit
aiberiirm UIrerltretrn bel Der rrilern perce unb
bs Der lsbtrrn Su6anan sepi6rn III. sBr aIau.
ben pssbalb nidt, ba6 CT frtiipils suridiistsn
rpire, ob9lei& mir bic domination SeS Senators
Douglas SurA bic @tarIsfpnr Gpnpsntcn fir
baIiFn.-Cprese.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-02
Ole Staot t1euvorP.

Die neus Yotisst SOn Rep.gort,
bic int @anSsn aus 1247 Nlann brls9t nabm in
itrsm sriirn Sabre 60,695 8erbaftmeen pcr,
barunter i5.00l wesen Sruntrnbrit, If ,097 me.
gen SrCtrn unb 4567 pesen flsinsn DiebaaGls,
9346 pessn Srunfenbsit uno prbnunsspbriasn
SstraSsns unp 8539 wessn brs lsbtsrn allen,
1868 wesen perISnlittr ansriffe un6 0h6banb.
lunsrn u. {. 10. llnter ben Isrbaftften parrn &c..
065 Srlnnesr. 10, ,20S Qmsritaner, 1892 Deut.
iGr, 1898 Gnsldner, S56 S6UttlSnerr, 566
5arti8c, 367 5rdn3clsn, POI 9anaeicr Il 81 Sta.
ltensr, II. T. 10. Das I'm 9aufe beS Sabrrs bel
Der pcIi3et an8sSsistr ssHotIrnr Gisrnttum betrus
s137.445, wcpOn s63 ,342 rpisbsr aufssfunbrn
nb ben Gisentbdmsrn surddssitslIt purpm.-
Sr purOsn aud 1923 SsrIprrHe &inoer loren gl-
tern juriidssbra&t unp % auseelrbte cbsr Der.
laiisnr aufssncmmsn. Der 5Sle, no Gin gladt.
luartier In ben Staticnstduisrn Der pOIi;si ssss.
ben purbr, tparsn 52,l37 bic 3abl Der ppIiSsi.
li6sn GnSei8fn Dssn SrIsbuns Der Spnntaas.
aeIebe tpar 1902