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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

TuE CoMrT.-Mr. James g. Wat
son, astronomer 1T tho Ann Arbof
(Mioh. Observatory, writes 10 tho
Dstriot Tribune that the comet now
visible is not that Of 1866, predicted
for this year, but stranger. II pass
ed i,s peribelion. or poiut nearest the
sun, on The 18th pl,, ~ a distance
from tho sun Of twsnty.pipo millions
Of miles. II ia now rsoedipg from
the sun aud approaching tho earth
" will be nearest tho earth on the
l2tb day Of July, and will then be
distant from us fortytwo millions Of
miles. IL IL now moving rapidly TO.
wards the south and east, but will
continue visible until the beginning Of
August.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

Tus DaAsA.--'rbe New Orleans
pieayune's dramatic correspondent
seysi
am not sure whether IL was
Colefidge who remarked that IN the
scene OF the first part ri Henry the
Fourth IN which Eaisteg bfsgs VI
bis Ieats ct Gadsbill. be begins
with the intention " imposing ON
the Prmos and Poins, but quickly
peroeiving that they do not believe
bin, Le goes on buiro0ning, aud
adds 10 the men in buokram until
they amount 80 eleven, merely 10
make the Prino laugh" What
does Mr.. talstqF Haoke,t think of
this criticism
A late london News says That
an illustrated copy Of the works Of
Shakespear, based upon the ieKt Of
Boytel4s edition, and by the add.
ton Of engfavibgs and drawings
extended ~ fofty.iouf large volumes
was recently sold by auction by
Messfs. Puttick Il Simpson. of
Leicester SqHsfe. II was formed
by the late Thomas Turner, Esq,
Of Gloucester-the result of many
years enthusiastic pursuit and care
ful arrangement and sold for
s4sj.
The late W, i. Burton, when we
last had the pleasure Of visiting his
library, in Hudson street. New
York, had made considerable pro.
gtess towards The completion q q
similar collection. Hamlet was
complete, aud, aud So. we believe,
was Macbeth" aud perhaps 9TH.
ers Of the plays
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

DoueLAs ORGAN AT WASHINGTON.
A despatch from Washington city Of
the Esd, says DR., Jones, OF Louis.
lana, has been announced as the edi.
tor of the Douglas organ in this city.
We should ike 10 know what DR..
Jones, this is.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25


CApHous MsN.-Soms men use
words ~ rillemen do bullets
They say little. The few words
used go right tp the mark They
lot you talk, and guide with their
eye and face, on and ON. til what
you say can be answered in word
or two. aud then they launch out q
sentence and pierce tho matter ~
The quick. aud arc done. You never
know where you stand With them
Your conversation falls into their
minds as rivers fall into deep
shnsms. and ore lost from sight by
it's depth and darkness. They will
sometimes surprise you with few
words, that go right TO the marx
like q gun shot. and then they are
silent again, "a II they we're re-.
loading.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

TnArsATbANrio BALLooNise.--
The Philadelphia North American
ssys the persistence Of some parties IN
urging the practiosbilits Of safely
crossing the Atlantic with balloon,
induces many to think that such an
attempt wilt certainly be made the
present Sumner For The purpose OF
caution 20 any over seslous ballooBist
whose experience may not be sufficient
TO Inform him what the contingencies
ars which bs must prepare 10 meet,
we cite the sudden change 10 VIC.
lent northeast wind which occurred on
Friday last, a change taking place
without an hours warning, and with
an almost clear sky. At such time
Il world have been utterly impossible
30 keep The balloon above the current
from the northeast. because Of the
unusually light atmosphere and low
barometer, aud, once settled into the
lower current, IL would have been
driven back at . much greater speed
than the upper current would take IL
eastward. Undoubtedly there was n
severe storm over some large area on
tho Atlantic. and In that storm The
balloon would certainly have been
lost. When one Of these Atlantic
storms occurs, tho mass Of air chang.
90 density no much that balloon 81
the usual siss cannot sustain itself nj
all IL must fall 10 tho lower stratum
Of air, aud when there the winds are
precisely tho reverse Of those above,
and of course they drive tho balloon
back az long as Il keeps up ~ all
Mono Of these difficulties can bo fors.
told for many hours, and they are 30
frequently over the Gulf Stream, 10
juno and July, M TO render the
chance Of avoiding them less than one
in ten.
The truth IL, that If no storm should
DO encountered, the Atlantic might
easily be crossed eastward, tho balloon.
ist easily getting to tho English coast,
though able TO go TO Paris II he could
keep mp high enough. A vast body
Of air steadily lows oor,hoas,wsfd, q,
nm elevation Of Two 10 ten or iifieeD
thousand feet, during Nil the months
Of moderate temperature, falling only
In midsummer aud midwinter. Blu,
no balloon can DO sustained for any
great length Of time In this current
when storm is prevailing, with its
inevitable couptercurrents below. 10
heavy northcas. storm, the balloon
would invariably se,,lo 10 low as To be
driven back sontbwestwnrd and IN
tho commotion Of the dense cloudiu.
ness Of the lower strata at that time,
the air travellers would, in all proba.
bility, very soon find themselves in
the sea.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
NOTICE.

TT BEING tho duty Of the vestry 10 rent the
i Pews Of ~. James Church for one FEAR, con-
nsncIpg July lat, 1890, and ending on June
Goth, 1861 noties " hereby given, that all per.
sons nov occupying pevs will be considered az
having rented said peus for one year a. above,
unless the Treasurer OF tbs church IL notified 10
the contrary bsfore the 1st proxlmo. Any one
desiring 20 select pev from those nov vacant
win please apply 70
luly1e WIN. MAkKIIAN, Treasurer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
q. .. n. ~.
NE w GOODS.

NHT r...ir,1 - piae A.ss-fwsrs Of
silver plsisd Wsfs IN pure abs 70. CONSIST.
leg m tsft NJ
lee Pitchers
nfeakfast. Lnpsh sra niuhev rasls,s,
Ice Crestn sud rasiard stsnas
Toilet hells, psrfnmsfy Stands:
Hfesd spJ rste pssi Ais.
Pitchers. tnhls,s ~ra rsps,
Knives, Fo,ks sna Spoons.
bsesn'st stands, Csndla stirts, e.
jpiyffgv pIrrP . nnGpFopb
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
,y.rbe rssl cid Of Norlb Boule.

NF'N rtiffft Whf fffNc WIN F''Ff'
on Monday night and Illuminated
with war fires inaugurating what
IL called "tbe canvass The same
identical spot was the battle ground
Of '5p and 80 II wes here that
the great ship halted ladened with
q most precious butthen of our fair
esl daughters, bearing bannets and
notices, typical Of the sisierliood Of
this mighty nation. How ihe very
heart ri the street throbbed with
Joy ut the sight ! How the very
soul ~ this people was glad with
delight at the pageant signifying
inore than the mere transient vision
Of brief hour. Yet oil this amount
ed 10 nothing Had the money lor
music, banners. ships, sentiments
aud such mefe dgf 30 - material
age. been indicipuslv invested in
The purchase ~ ballots. how much
better IL would have BEEN HIT
this ia MI of the past. let the An
crioan sentiment siumber for which
an abottive effort was made. NJ that
time IN the wrong direction II 10
mptely reverted to now. because
the litst meeting Of another oem'
paigu has just come oil in the same
place. We bad never heard Col.
Hunter before. aud were agtpeably
and favotably impressed with HE
earnest aud impassioned manner b.
iio ran ovet the history Of the rup.
tire IN hia party, which commenced
es he said in Illinois in 1863. and
eliminated in Charleston in 1860
Of tho causes which led 60 IL |.
the Colonel gave n brief. succiCnt
and we doubt not true history.
We believe him when he said for
himself chad magazine of gun.
powder been laid under the house
aud the torch ready 60 apply 60 it,
that he for one would not have
budgud an inch from the position
he atd hs friends had taken" The
Col spoke Tor about ~ hour aud
VIVA attontively and respectfully
listened to. Ills language towards
our ancient and loosely scattered
friends The Know Nothing was ralb.
~ severe, AMI his denpnoiation Of
Douglas and tho "bogus' Demo
ctacy supporting him. was terrible
All must admit that Col. Hunter is
sincere and honest in bis c0nvic
tons Of right. aud believes IN the
Crockett motto OF goirg ahead. lie
IL, however. not man that any
one would willingly select "a n com
promiacr or concilliator Of differ.
enoes. We have n respect for such
man. that we cannot bear for the
mere shifting time.server
After tho speech of Col. Hunter.
the Hon. PIiny y. Hardy was called
TO the stand aud made n few re.
marks. but ma we came away when
Col Hunter was about finishing,
we did not have the pleasure OF
hearing Mr.. Hardy.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

WASHINGTON July 2s.-Joseph
Gales. one OF the editors ond proprie.
tors of the National Intelligencer died
81 his residence in this city, Saturday
isht last. Mr. Gales. was one Of
the oldest editors Of the United States,
and beloved by all who knew him.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
TIrE nEsT syuIjrs IN TOWN,

A bARpE supply # LEMON. PfNE APPLE
n STRAWBERRY pppsHsPRF, oR0FAT
'"r ssie ~ v. HfuUE 8 COS
jrneT2 D,py s,s,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
ApvEmnsKneNrs IN RELIGIOUS Nrws

ADVERTISEMENTS IN RElIolous NEws.
rArERs, AT a recent meeting in
Massachusetts, u Mr.. Clark, said he
thought many Of the advertisements
in religious papers were objectionable,
especially one in which il was related
of certain glue that dog, having
run against stick, was split in two
pieces, and then stuck together with
that ariiclc--two legs being mp and
two down--so thSt when one pair
got tired he could turn over aud run
on the other. He though, such state.
ments as this hardly compored with
the dignity Of religious newspaper.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25


vFpir,s -By mere accident ,
perhaps by mistake, wa published a
communication yesterday, from this
gentleman, which was addressed 10
ctr neighbots over In Main street. -
A note 1T explanation wss neoes.
aary. but when we found II, the stu
was 30 near down. aud the paper
81 near ready fot ptess. that II
could not have been put In type 49,
Veritas, closes on VA in the follew.
ing. cutting paragraph. The cub
iect ia The Piano forlei
We respond 90 bis ideas about
learning the instrument, We will
only say, that nothing hut absolute
blindness could have ventured TO
exprpss such absurdilies oh. In
deed. IL IA our own opinion, that, II
MI Comets musical taste ia u test
nf hia musical abilities, he never,
(evet had he ptactieed Music from
his bnyhood, )cpuld have aspifed 60
n more prominent position than
that of u bellows blower or organ
grinder for m Italian monkey
show.
In grinding m organ for q mon.
key to dance by, much musical
taste Ia required. An expert grin.
der will time the animal by The ma
eic, aud not confuse him with too
fast a measure. lf tho musio is not
good, no one thinks of abusing the
player but the maker ot tho ma.
chine. Not 30 with tho piano.
That instrument may be thrown in.
60 Gip, az the pleasure Of tho per.
former, and when such Ia the case.
fits IN the audience IL the effect Of
,his cause. We can never quarrel
with our friend veritas on the mu.
sic question We like tho Piano
moderately, The Comet complains
OF the aouee u gets at concerts,
aud soir~s muaodit, where, to pro.
ducc a grand effect, nine or fifteen
misses n act 60 playing at the same
time. Where there is melodious
and sweet voice, warbling in the
measure Of gentle song, aud nm nc.
COMPARTMENT on the Piano is made
90 drown her, we feel that the Piano
ought 60 be voted bore and OK.
communicated. This we claim TO
be The general, if not universal
opinion OF tho audience,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.
1rtE MALE AND FEMALE AeAnE-
Il NV IN Academy Hall will 70. open The
first MONDAY fn OCTOBER.

under the obarFs ~ Mt. a. u. Payne. Principal
and superintendent ~ Public Schools.
We desire so kaow ~ time IA Pfsosptfass will
ba needed.
We have the facilities 70 educate large nun.
her ss thoroughly as any Academy ~ Seminary
10 town.
Admission foo f~lthout money! n those that
pass their examination In Spelling. Reading,
Willing, Grammar. ospgFapby. Arithmetic AHa
History Of tho United States. IN the rooms ~
the pabiio schools, as their names must appear
on these sohooi rolls. u only for few days. bs
fore examination.
Candidates fpr admission into this Acgdstnv In
October, will he examined In Mr. Booths room on
Friday, tbs 9Th, On Miss 0ilrs on Tuesday, the
sist July.
We hope ~ rec many candidates. DO not ron.
slider " stoopng 10 enter ths Ao denny through
the door of the public schools. 4 more orderly
and wslld'hsysd SGT ~ children cannot he found
In onr private schools. Note this fact. Contri.
huis then your inhusnea W make the Aoadsmy
the pride 81 our city. TIMOTHY FAY,
lglyA President Hoard Of Directors.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
FLOURi FLOURff

r.fifTf BAhhtts best Family flour IN store,
Il and for sale by NJ. PRENDEgGAsT.
juae2l
HAMs.-3g9 sagu Cured jus, received and
II for sale at VI. PHENDE0AsT's.
Juns2t
r AHD.-50 KEgs superior article Of Lard
IL on hand and for sale Al
junsgf 81 PRENDERC AsTs.
DACOSf BACOSi,-2o00p pounds bsst Sides
ID and shouidsrs-frssh from the packers Just
received and for sale at 81. PkkNDkkGAsT's.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

sA- There are signs Of an insur.
reciion in New Zealand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
IRISH LINEN.

7 HAVE just received tat Of pure Linen. direct
u from ireisnd. also m assortment 81 white
cotton. The cheapest In the market.
july2l FANNIE O'CONOR,
North boulevard st., near State House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

A WAYS on bsna, sape,ans. F,,,s ana
~ bpubie Hs,fs Family fift,s. IN HaIf iisrfaIr.
at" W Bsss ~ \ ard = Barrel
inlEi9 JOSHUA ZEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
FHflfT CANS.

HAyIHp m band large ioi, We reaia Eish
j. " el"ss them cat 81 low Prices
A9NfAH a MATHS,
magsl. Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
llaOIU C>atttt ann Comet.

uAToN HouaH,
wrpNrspAYaa,au,,-ajutYg 20, lsse
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
CoRyi CORyii COMMIT

0nn SACKs Prime White, IN store aud Tor
ZOV sale by ". fKENDE EGAsT.
july2i
DUHK.-75 Barrels Ness--dirset from The
II packer, in store aud for ssis At
iulvZI 81 PARLIAMENTARY
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
GIN STAND.

A 90 Saw Gin Stand, for sale A. the
"A Southern Macnipe Works.
le2l DxLAoEoIx, DEozsEEV AGO,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
WOODEN WARE.

A MOTHER tot ~ TUBE. iiueksfs. Wsshhos, ds
"a Clt'hss Pins. Rolling Pins, Bsef sisks
Founders. Wood Spoons. etc
jnlyi1sw PlpER BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
ALEAND PORTEk.

az CASKS Genuine inIia Pale Ale, 10 10
LsJ Musr 4 sons sHparKiing Ale 10 Cases
Guinness Dublin stout; Casks spsysr's Lager
Bssr--for sale at reduced prices.
ugsyzg ~. AVN BOGEL,
New Store, opposite the old stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

~ HAskETs Olive Oh, just received and
<sJ and for sale at NJ PHKN BgH1AST's,
Main street Opposite Harvey House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
STOVES Ann enATrs.

Dy hECsNT srtfvsis We are In ,s.e,p, n t.,s,
- sdd ions,o opr stock pi stoves. Of he Isissi
sud most approved pst,efns, Coal snd rnsks
c"nking stoves. wssd Soothing sssvss. G,afes
Hrsta fronts. Screens and TENDERS
nj, i7gE PfFEH . BRADFORD
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

Lime. Cement and Plaster Paris
A LARGE supply 81 fresh stock lust stored
~ JulylT JOSHUA BKAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

nAT' and Orounf Corn together produce
" SUI erior feed call and give ~ triai.
lnly1T JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
WINES I WINEsff

EA BOXES best Table Wine CI4rst ana
IN white, ~ the iast bsbds. IN store ara
fer safe by VI. PkkNDtK0Asr.
juivZt
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against the
~ succession Of ~. BOpchs. decd ara
requested u present them 70 the Under
signed, OF 70 Mossrs. Dunn a. Heron At
tofnoys. +. LKGKNDKE,
iuiyli AdministratOr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25
MORE sE1.ARs.

r HAVE inst eseeivsd 1000 more ~ those hD'
IlsFAsa sersrs, gh'eh offer for sale ~ Sss
orleans prices. Call and examine them.
iaiyfi NJ PREM BkRGAsT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-25

NO CURE, NO PAY-TKY TT.
MATTAN's Apperient, certain cure
WI fer DispepsiG. Prepared and for
saleat. V. HEUDE 81 cos.
mayii Drug Store.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
Der Ilntcrid,ico.

Sc 1T cine peite uno tiefc Stuff in Den
3eiben Der oemofrati f6en @dilen iiber
Die Sra9e Der 2(usbreitun9 Der Sfloperei.
Sine Ser5pei9un9 oerielben unteritIet
Die 2(usoebnun0 Der Sflooerei in olle 8ers
ritorien, NIT l(usI6lieBun9 freier ipeiBer
2(rbeiter, uno bic onbere m0bte Stloperei
auSIblieben, uno big Serritorien fir ben
ipeiBen Wlann often balten. Die @rffes
rem pon oieien fino rebtmdbi9e uno rcbts
olGubioe 0emofraten Der 9teujeit, uno
follten bei der p1rtbei'' bleiben bic
aebteren IIno Republifoner in ieoem lpez
fentliben @runoiat, unb mdhen 5ulest
notbtpenbi9 NIT Der 9roBen republifaniz
iben partbei 9emeinfam bonoeln. Nber
obfbon oieIer meite uno ousorGdli6e uns
terIbieo unter Dem 9roBen 6aufen 1T, be-
ffebt er bob ni6t 3rpi idben ibren Sabnens
trdoern, Sou9lo6 uno Srefinrib9e. Ser
1tnterfcbieo spiItben eieien .sipei .tSerren
iIt ipie Ser llntcrlbieo Swifben Oioeloum
uno Oioeleei. SYr Douglas bebarret
bel Dem @ntfbluf NoB CT ,,eS nit Der
@ntfbeiouno SIpreme @ourtoer Ser
einioten St0oten aber Die @inribtun9 Der
Sflaperei innerbalb Der Serritorien bal
ten wilt," unb 9ibt 5u, ooB oieier Sc
ribtsbof fir bic SefbGeun9 Der Sflooes
rel in ben Serrtorteu ffb entfbieoen.-
Die Srecfinrio9e plotform ertldrt es fir
ole plibt oes Gon9reiIes, Sflaoerei in
cen Serritorien ;u beicbueen, er mag mol
len coer nibt. 2(lfo 1T es flar, oob Die
ieni9en, lpel6e Die Serbreitun9 bon ,,Ri9s
gers" in allen uniern Serritorien nitbt gu
be9iinfti9en tpGni6en, peoer fir Doug
Las nob fir Srefinrip9e ftimmen f6ns
nen.-(&ctfSfr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
Sic orcben Ole bcfe 6eitc nad au6en u.

SubanansSemofraten mpllen INNER
uo6 nidbt 3u8eben, Dap iie bel oer Ser
fiinoi9un9 ibrc6 Sie9es in 8booe S6s
lamb eincn Sbniser 9ematbt boben, >reil
Der @oupernor oen fic eripd blen balfen,
jur 3unft Der gtibts,pider 9ebGrt. sic
leu9enen oieie Sbotlabe ipobl nidt gang
ob, bebouptcn eber, Der 9erpGblte @ouperz
nor feinur bon oen 0emofrotenre9e e9elmdbi9
ernannt tporoen, uno bdtte fid INN Die
9tominationen ourb Die anoern Sattionen
gar nidt bcporben. Dem mag 70 iein
ooer ni6t, 70 mobt e5 bob feinen 1tnz
teri6ieb. 0err Spra9ue 9eb0rte bisber
ju oen Ni6terpihern unb mag piellei6t
Ieinen gtamen aber nidt feline 9runos
Idse 9elpe6lelt boben, oenn fonit bate
er Die llnterifiBun9 Der beioen onoern
Safticnen nidt befommen. Solcbc 9euz
te baben 9etpobnli6 mebr al6 cine politi;
i6e Seitc uno 70 miro 6ieier wcbl orei
baben, rropon cine bemofratiltb III, unb
oa lie9t e5 natiirlib i'm SntercfIe Der
Sudbanans9emofroten oieie eine Setc
nab Nubcn su ereben. .
Mfit 6en Oemofraten uno 9tibt6ipiiiern
bat eS cine fonoerbare Sapanbtnib = iIe
ibimpfen iI6, Delfen aber oub einanoer
briioerli0 aus, ipenn e5 GILT bic Sppoiis
tion ju beiie9en, (pie e6 bel Der leeten in
NeusWorf unb bel Der Spretber @obl
i'm Gon9reB 0eibaD, lpenn aud in beiocn
SGllen obne ben 9eiptnfbten Grfpl9.-
9tebitoem 1T e6 cine 9ieblin9 i9un9
Der fo9enonnten Demofroten, Ole Gonbis
oaten Der Sppolition ,,geibt6wifer" 3u
tituliren-lpenna aber elm ipirfliber gtibtss
wiiIer, uno lpGre e5 AUDI elmer pom bod
itcn 3an9e iene6 9ebeimen Srpens, 3u
oen Demofraten iber9ebt ober iicb bon
oenielbcn fir ell 2(mt ertpGblen ldbt, 70
miro ct 9leib Elm Semofrat. - Oie6 ers
innert re6t an Die befaunte Sabel BON
2lmtmonn uno Dem Souern-ober eS 1T
oemofratii6 .-(0ib. Seob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
3eidlcn Ger 3cit.

Sor eini9en Sa9en berihtcten mir, bab
Der ,,Gold5piue Sclf6bote", Elm 8latt,
pa6 felt Icinem iebnid bri9cn Sefteben in
cntibieocnlter @eiIe fir Die Demofratie
8efo6ten, in Grfenntnib Der berrIbcnben
Corruption uno Sflaperei. propaoanba,
oerielben valet 8eid9t uno bd6 republifas
nii6e Banner ouf9e;o9en babe.
Dem Soran9an9e oe6 o&olf6bpten"
1T iebt aud bic ,,Snbiona B0bentli6e
poft in Gafapette" 9efol9t. 6o6 hats
tert Die SABINE fir 9incoln uno 0amlin
ieBt auf Dem olten bemctroti6en Sclls
n)Prf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-18
Jln1cre Dhid,ten

IS 1T Elm ipabres Slid fir Die Sntes
reiTen uniere5 9emeini6uftliben 9ro6en
SIterldnoes, oab Der unteilbire Iu6I1B,
Der 70 lan9e ibon in Den 2(oern oer 9es
compton Democratic 9ebranut bat in
ltinfenoe, eCfelbafte @eIbWGre ous9cbrcz
ben 1T, >pelbe nitbt lGn9er Den Sliden
0e6 Solf5 perbor9en lperben fCnnen.
Die ueuen 1tnteriutbun9en Der GpUooe.
Committee baben Die Siibrer be5 9oeofoeos
i6muS, bon ibrem 9emd bitten pr6 fIoenten
mo au5ertelenen Siibrer bic 3u Den 0es
meinfen Seutelibneioern i'm Suftomz
0auie uno Der 9oitoffice berob, Der faus
len 9orruptiCnen uno DER i6euBll6tfen,
neoertrdbti9 lteu Setri9ereien, Die iemal6
Die @eIbibte einc5 freien 8olfe 9ebranos
martt bobeu, uberfibrt.
DieIe Mihetbaten Der Sftlcebolter itnc
nur Der SppuS bon oenieniaen, lpeld)e in
ieoem Staats: uno ieoem Stoot @ous
pernement ourb Die Qdrtei pollfGbrt iino.
0isle Menfben iino ourb lan9e fort9es
feeten &rfol0 in i6ren i6urtiiben 8units
9riffen 70 fubn 9eporoen, Dap ile felbit
Quf9eb0rt baben iib 5u bemGben, oen anz
ltdno9en S6ein Der 0ffeRtliden 8u9eno
;u be,pabren. G6iit in ibren 2tu0en ni6t
mebr Ibimpflid uno ebrlc6, Die oTentli:
6en &afen 5u beiteblen uno 5u plunoern
uuo Die @ablen our6 Den torrupten Sc
braub ofentli6er 8ono5 permittelit perz
f6lIdter RoturaliIotions Yapiere uno
ourb cfene, or9oniiirte @epalttbdti9feit
our6pieeen.-g6 1T ni6t mebr ebrIo6
uno frafrpiiroi9, Den 0fentliben S0oB
ourb un9eieg egliebe, betrli9erilbe fall6e
@ontratte, our6 Sbwinoelfdufe uno Ser
fdufe uno burtb ofenen Diebfobl, 8aub
uno 1tntcrfbleif aus5uplinoern uno gu
beltebtcn. Sic balten es nibt LANCER fur
nctbpenoi9, ein bpberes 8eiee Der Nto>
ralitdt Su proflamiren, ais ooefeni9e,
petbcs cine M1of l(uction6buoe re9ulirt
uno fir oeroteitben Setrii9er mob9ebeno
lit. - Son Dem oberiten g8infel ibrer
SGuptsr bic CUR ScbIe ces Suee6 unc
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