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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Der Eufbfif.

EST@ine watrbaft batgluntI6e 8erpirruna
berrf6t nod INNER in 8c3ug auf unIrrr ptiae
idrIite 3uitGnre, Icwobl In Den Wenunsrn Der
Weni6en, als iiber Die Nusii6tn Der 3utanft. t.
Die Ser@te pVn bortSsr, 70 pis pun gBnItino.
ton. pieeripre&en TA eft - man6mal brtnat bic
ndmtGs 9rR pie Ra&rifs pcn eiuem unpsrmcip.
li&cn NuFtru6e zines Rriesss, unp ,ur ndmiiten
3eit bic Srril6cruns, bag gar feline @rfdBr pur.
banren fej pae reni0e Sage rriepev tssrre Nuse
fhteH oartisten unp dtigsmsines 8ertrauen, te
,iisit6 auf Die St6Frbet Der Union ,uriidfetren
rerrs. g8ir putljiren batsr bic 8erj6te uno
8erii6te wie ne pcr!ommsn. llnlere eiasne Ret.
nung III ater tmmer nod rie, rag Die psmctrati.
l6sn llnipnjsrl6rer pss Sapens lire Gtprteitcn
tepor lan9e Ihrn bitter bersufa psrren. Dag
lie Dem Sanre aber ptele unlnnstmIi6tstsn Ter.
ur1att baden unp npf psrurIadsn m69en is in.
tGaTsittar baB ite fit eber leIbf ben srfsieu
S6acsn ;ufiBen III etenfalIs tIar unb pa6 ric
trBTe gerHunft bee Bolts aGIsr pa7tbrten ibrs
SanSiunaen perrammt, unp Die Union rvcoer In
pfn &Isis Der S,pnuns brinssn piyp, stauten
ALle pelfe a6 nit allen 8prfdGen, te,doti6 auf
Den iafIiGen ScapTratb ssnau bstannt MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
pcr bat eie SduIe gu trascn 2

Seit pem Nusbru6e Der 1rrnnunass sSrpPallns
srn i'm SIpsu III ppbI l6cn rft eie }rd9e pprse-
! tcmmsn ,,gGer IN S6up paran 2n gBae bat bic
/ liipliht Staaten psranIa6t, 8erluhc CUR Grtnnung
Der rapn 3u maiden llrlsre rclitlhcn gesnsr,
pie Irgsnanntsn GsmOtratsn, pflessn auf pisIs
Jrasen pbne gepsnten 3u antpUvtsn Die Sispubs
lifaner inp alletn S6ulp baran tattsn fs 9in-
coin nift srpdblt 70 piren bic SiiblinpRr ni&t
auf ben Sinfal 9Cfcmmrn Srennungs 'SerIu6e ~
MAIDEN. Oislr Antwprt mag befrteoissno Isn
ftr Ollie, bic ss ni6t tslIsr wiicn, bat atsr BET
allrn Nnpsrn fsin StiG. Sc III ,par binIdn9Iids
bsfannt, Rag Die platfcrm Der 8epubljtaner, auf
reIds ibre Ganeiratcn fir 9rsncrnt np girs-
prslipsnt 9epdblt purrsn, bsm Siiptn nift Ipgut
sefcl, als bic Ylatfcrm uno @runrIdss Der Bred
nrIp9ss Gsmrfratn, bittsn lidb bic Dsmpfraisn
rpibrsnr pem lsBtrn 9BabItampfe absr an Der
2eabrbsit ssbaItm unb li6 niht IprtpGbrsnb BE-"
miibt, Den @barattrr mIurr SanOipatsn 3u yer.
pd6tissn unb Die GOlssn ttrsr @rpaDlun8 nit
ben pnnEslltsn Jarbsn gu maIsn, 70 piirefn bic
Suoldnrer jrbt ps! wentSer es9en le ein9e-
nrmmen letn. - Dies uno plS fortmIbrGnpe
Jimmern Der nSrplthm Drmpfratrn, itrr pas
osm SaCrn Sussfi9ts unu6t, baten pabrihcin'
LID msbr bdSu brtsctragm, unierf iiieIidrn Sri'
Osr 81 alarmirrn unp ,u Territbern an Der llntrn
~ MAIDEN, nls Die GrwGtIms rines rePubItant-
i6rn pre0oenten.
Gs I6rtnt pab bic 9Itliht trs Siieens iit ron
Der Union 10 trrnnru, ibon ldnse Vor StnrUln's
Grntnnuna rntitanpsn mar unp pa6 lrine GrpGbI-
una isBt nur als Elm 2Scrpanb pitnrp mue, tbre
plinr in @u5fdbruns ~ trin9rn-wenn batrr
rr 5rdae aultSmmt, uer II Idalp an ben iiios
litn llnrutrn 10 III es ~ antportcn: rir n6rps
iten Drmpfrnlsn mc Yrrifsnt SuAanan-bte
5rllrren, rrI it llh bsmibrt tatrn. prn Sirsn
lufurrsm, unO Der vegterr, neil rr bic ibm tur6
,ie Gcniiitutcn ptrlsbens G'epalt ndt trnubts,
IN bic DISQUALIFICATION OiSuncn9sliiIe 9Irh
'rlm Austru6r ;u untCrrridrn (-9epb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Hew- Yerf, 23itcn. Jon. --IOaHen une
0Iunitien an Soro cincS Sd)ifFcs
NIT 3Cfi,laa belcaf.

Ole polisei Der lfen 8aro be9ab ild)
9eitern an SDro bes 0ampfers ,,Wcntiz
celio," Der ferti9 gum 2(usIaufen ndb
Sapannab am 9ier Ntp. IL @ortb Riuer
lag uno nobm oarauf perIacene 80 &iiten
nit MuSfeten, 2 Dueenb in ieoer, 6 Sap.
tten 8!intenfuaeIn uno 2 Sap, permutbz
li6 S6ieBpuIper, ouf SefebI pes QoIi,ci,
Superintenoenten &ennebp meo. Der
Sergeant oe5 /. DifriFts bate 9ta6z
ri@t erbaIten, CAP ii6 Q4offen an 8oro
oes SdmpferS befanoen, uno an Den gu
perintenoenten nm Snttruttionen teles
9rapblrt, lporauf ev ben gefebl 3u Se=
i0lo9nabme erbieIt, 9Ser bier ais oe6
9cbperratbS ibulpio in Die 1temme ees
ratben Wiro, bies bat Die 3eit erit su lebs
ren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
SerneFratifbe per(bpSruns eie Union
3u 3erIfSren.

G6 lit iiber alien 3rpeifel beirieien, oaB
Der oemofratiIbe &rie9s Secret6r Slopo
uno anoere oemofratifbe Seamten unter
Buchanan, cine melt au69ebreitcte Ser
ibpGrun9 an9e;ettelt batteu, oa5 Gapis
tollum 5u @dIbin0ton, 9dn3liD in Die
0Gnoe Der fiolicben &raitore 3u brinaen,
ebe Die neue NominiifratiCn gefiB odpcn
erbalte, 2Seit ausgebreitete militQriibe
Rutfun9en rparen od5u peranitaltet, uro
auf Ginmal foilte @afbin9ton iberfaiz
len uno Der @on9reb uno olles mas itb
Die &raitors pioerfeben pertrieben neroen.
Sbon feit Sabren, pabricbeinlicb bur6
Su6anau8 90n5e EeSierun9 ri Iifete man
it3 oa5u. 8eni9ftens feBte man oieien
8errdtber feiuen 8ioerifano in pen@ee,
big Sen. Scott uno Waf. llnoerion cine
iolfe Stellun0 einoenOmmen, bab Su=
banan nibt mebr neutral bleiben fonnte.
Gntlpeoer mubte er fur poer 9e9en Die
Union 9eben. @r lpablte oas 9estere uno
ieete Slopo uno anoere SerrGtber ab,
uno oaour6 puroe Bet 9anse Qlan Der
Serratber 9eldbm uno erplooirt - bob
mar oerIelbe f6on 70 melt por9erit&t, Dap
er nibt auf GinmaI pernitbtet peroen
fonnte - ionoern er ipudt mob INNER,
miro ober bOffentlib elenpt9li6 trepiren.
IS iino Dies bod in Der Sbat f60ne De:
mofratiihe partDeiLieoer5 9elpelen. SSn
Der Sb1t Elm ieoer ebrlidbe Maun unO gu
ter patriot mub Dor lolben Re9ieruness
Seamtsn aurud i6auoern, uno Tpobl N6t
baben, oa6 er ME pieoer fir ibres GIeiz
tben ifimmt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

Baltimore, 10. San. (Gin peut=
ibss Spfer Der @barteitcnpr Rpmbp
6errfbaft) Gin 3euti6er, peiien 9ta=
man mir nod nibt erfabren fcnnten, fam
9eifern auf Den Otprfolfe O6mpferu 8ecr=
9iana" bier an. Die cine 6alfte oes
&opfbaares mar ibm bis auf Bic @urSsl
entfernt uno am Rdden, an ben S1ul.
tern uno 6uften mar er 70 Jerfleiitbt,
oaB Ell ni6t ifeben fcnnte. 8ie er ersdblt,
rpobnte er ieit einiocy 3eit in @harIeitcu ;
er truroe fiir5li6 BORT pon Den Spicnen
Der 9e'paltberrihaft bstrofen, lpie er
nit elnem gte9er (iiber 9leib9GItige Sobs
en) fpra6 =; oa bemabti9te iib Ieiner Der
Mtob uno i6lu9 uno peitfbte ibn Ibreds
ti6. Die @iBbanblun9cn nuroen fp1=
fer, na6oem man ibn bis ouf bic nadte
9out ous9eso9en bate, nod cine balbe
Stunoe fort9eIeet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Ger s1IiiGfiippi SluE

BaI 6tn9tU San. 23.-Das @eriidt,
paB Die 1hrli&sn Sraitprs auf ben llfsrn pes NNI.
itIliPpi 6IuBss GaRcncn aufspFan,t t6tten, um
ben npTplhsn 6anrel 3u untsrtre6rn. bat fd,
wirtIt& tsitatst. - 2Iuf sinisC nSrplibe Spptr
iR prn pa aus wirtIi6 idun eefcurrt pprren. -
Die Sr6peudtbsr pcrpsn Gin IplGes 9bun uub
1rsiten otsr pbne 3pcifel Istr baIp tereufn-
renn ii&sr Der gesfsn miro ein fpI&se 9crfcDrrn
nun unp nimmer pulpen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Die SibIidbcn SnSf6nDe.

= SRarleitp on. 81. San. Die bier Col.
patsn BON Sort SumpteT, bic f6 In Der Stari
auftaltcn, um In sinem WOTeprC;ss ale 3euas ~
Otsnsn. psriuttsn am pcrtSsn Samitas bur6 et.
zen Sprung aus Dem 6snRsr bes Sbunsslaalst
Der 0ranp Surp gu sntwIben, purpen aber ba.
ran psrbtnesrt unb purpen, ais bic @ert6tsRB.
unS tseneet mar, tn sinem Bassn unter Nlt.
tdresFcrts mad Gem Boot suriidsetra6t.
@cuS. pidrns ienbste ssaern benz Olaior an.
berion cine Guanttdt friI6e 9ebensmittsln mil
hSflt6fsr GmPfsbIuns ais @si6ent. Der @aicr
eanfte fir bic 8rsunpIidFeit, Isbnts abr GAS @s.
I6snt ab uno srflarts, paB sr iitsrbaupt ntts
annsbmsn fTnns, bis er wiRe, mas ras @rupsr.
nsmsHt in sSaittnstOn in Se3us parauf arrr2.
no
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

g9a 6in9tpn San. "a. - Sen. Scott
Icu Natri6t rrbaiten batsu, pai bic grrrdttsr
I'm Sipsn, ii4 portsrstsn, um infer NrIGnal 81
ct. Qouis snJunstmsn. - Sin anesres @riiht
Bat ss, @cup. sGiis VUn 8ireinirn, bate an si.
nsn 5rrunb in sBaIfinStcn esl&rtrben, unb tm
stratlen feline 6amIis nod pcr pem 4tcn MGr,
ron bort We93utrtn9sn. - Demnah tragen Die
Srattcrs nod immer i'm Sinne, pas Gapitclium
tregjuuebmen. 0jsn. Scott wirp ater pptI tes
rsit lsir bies 5u SersitrIn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Ner Nhtb. Rmerfen Rtberieae

Qm 23hsn Sanunr belt Sr. 9tbeibae, gms.
ritancr ppn 9snneiie, cine msifcrtaftr lnicn.Re,
ps, i'm Sauie rsr RsPreIrntantsn su 0a1tinatun,
in rcl6Cr CT far u. rsutIif parttat, bag Der eli.
Den i'm Srrtbum lei, bag sr Dem glcrpsn anrstbt
ttus, unS pur6aus feline llrIa6e babe, f6 ron
Der Union lcs,utrennen. Gr pss Irrner paraui
bin, mas Die lirlihsn Staaten ben Rprpen es.
tpfet tatsn, unp bemsrtte Oae 8GpriOa, psnn &c
fir it6 islbR aufises, bod sspib por ben Naisa.
tors nift lihsr let au6sr es babe einsn 5bril Der
8rreinietsn Staaten 2rmse bort. Quf bic Sras
Sc zines anrru Ritelerss ,.Sb sr fur ben G:a.
Den cher ben NCrom Sprrhr," srpirperte sr =
so lprs6s fir msn SatrrGanb!" q - Gr
tsmsrfte ifIi'sIi4, sr pcae fir rssnO sinsn Dor.
i6ias Nimmsn, Der 5risbsn bsrOOrtrinsr, rcltr
absr feline lrl6e SsrITbnunssmnsrrsel pasrrn, 70
piircs sr beimsebsn. unp bort Der llnirr,erlSruna
nit Der Icr6 In Der eintn unp prm G bperpt in
Der anrern 5anb entBessn trsten; unp, Iaate er
am S6luss: ,,SU biIf mir @Stt, 10 Ianas aIs
bic Stsrnsn unb Strsifsn itr mir unp msinsm
Staat IGwstsn, werrr i'd is in bic llniCn,er.
itVrun9 rinpilliesn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

sE i6inetpn, %. San. Die tcIam,
Oen @iit8leNsr Don 9ecr9ia traten beute 9iaa
mttta9 aus Gsm Repralentantsnbauir aus
Die Ssrren 9G, Sdrrrman, Grapfprp, Oar,
trell, 9cbnicn, llntsrppcp, SOnes unp Qcue.
Gisut. Saunprrs, ipelder pcn mIerer Reas,
run8 nit Drpel6cn nab @apt, armlrrna, ,u
penIarcla 9elanpt mar, purpe BON ben SeeeI
icniiien angstaItsn uno feline payirre ron ibm
SsFOErert. gr wsi8Ttr F& pslebs ater anf,u.
s'ben. Ran Ia9te ibm pann, min prrbe lie nit
&'sWalt ron ism nsbmsn. Ganpers rrwieesrte
pies let 70 pteI ais zine Srie9smfIdrung ss8cn biz
Sereini9tCn Staaten. - gr purce Iusann scr
@apt NrmitrOns ssiii6rt, Dem or lir iibsrsat mel.
dem lie abrr raRn 1t9Jwunsfn rpurpen. Gin
ldEner 3ultanp In Der lbat penn eins Reaieruno
in trsm sBsnrn Qanrs feline Dspsl6rn mebr Ifid.
Ell Fam, rtne bae bic 9rigcr ppn remptrntlbe
SerratEern 8eSrungen werrsn, pelslbs in ttrc
6Gnpe 81 aeten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

RCrfcIt, San. 25.-Dte Strtegeitolup.
pc Srcctlpn il aefern nit per1sssItsn 9sfsbIsr
atssiessIt. 3wci Gcmpaenisn pom 5prt 1onrct
tEiinesn ii6 an 0earp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

aIs quite patricten unb 11nionsfreunoe-
i'm leeten Saue aber, in @eiellibaft init
oaoabten Sclapenbalter, Fam man Die:
felbe nur als Seinoe Der Union uno 2an'
eesperr6tber dnieben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

republifanifden 8coen, einiee Der Srd6z
te, pel6e Jest fbon auf Dem Saume Der
1btrtnni9fsit erbldben. 8el6er CUTE
SIr9er ODER tpobre patriot fam unter
folben llmitGnoen CUR pfe9e befelben
0anorei6ung tbun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

an Der Spibe SOn 700 @ann, bot DOT stnissu
Sage, pas gsrsintstsn Stantsn Grlenal gu @u.
suiia stnSencmmsn, llnIsrs @arriiUn II IOeIs&
mad tsm Hcrpen abaerei6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

B d instpn San. 81. - Der Sps.
ctal'asent pee ppf Departments bsri6tet, baf
in 6lOrt0a aIlsemsin bic Sefar6tuns terEi&s, bat
Die peltbsfSresrung ein9eitsut wsrpsn rperpe.
Sas Defiant in Ycn1ucpla, SloriOa, III ensss
;oaen wprren, neil bic SsslfUniasu ss in BE.
ldlaa asnpmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

Siner Der reidifen Dfan,er ienes Staa-
tes 1T Der ebemaliee Son9rebn ann @.
Qifen. Spr &ur3em Wurbe er auf9efor.
bert, $4,000 fir Die SecGrfnitfe oes
Stoates upcr3ui6ieben." Gr meiserte
itcb, porouf man ibn nit Der Gcnflscas
tton ieines SermC9sns beorobte. Gr
jablte Damn uno bemerfte bierbei, er mur.
oe piel befier oaran iein, penn pr elm
S6reiner9eielle i'm Ncroen mare, Der fur
9obeln 2 &baIer, tdaIib erbolte, als Der
Welllonar pcn Suos9orolina, Der er &c.
weien fei, ebe man perfu6t babe, Sen
SIoen einem militdriiben Oeipctismus
ju unterpsrfcn. Sor. Aifen lit ieet eis
ner Der ,,Seroabti9en."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

Us a 6tn9tOn, %. 9an.--Du prGF.
Dent bat teute bic gsl@Ii6s, bic pom ben @e1st
sssungen mshrrreT Staatsn in Be,us auf bic Gr
9aItpn8 rsr Union ssfast wUrNen linp. ,useIsnSci
erbalteH.
Gompbers Qrmhcng. bu frdtere Gumman.
pant Der 9snlorUla RappVurD, 1T in Ba1&nptur
rtnsftrcHrn. 9r psrli&srt bag sr aFn5tbiat mar
Die garp an bic Rsbs!Ien gu iiber9sbel, neil ,pe
Srtttbsiie Ieincr NannI6ait Ssrsliuniiien acme.
len, tpeI6s Die 8Iaa9e betabriIrn unp bgn Sere1,
licntRrn auf ale Dirt bsbGIfIi6 parsn 9r mel.
pet ferner, paB Die RsbrllEn 8Urt Yidens anu.
srsifsn bsatFhtiSen mb gu pislem 8ebufr Grr.
ItGrtunaen hertsiaSoaen hatsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

OT9en ocrrsn St0inoe, gibtemuoll.
ner uno R1ub, bon unlcrcr Stlat6 Sc
ies9ebun9, itattCn mir bicrourcb unIcrn
perbinoIibiten Oanf ab, fir un5 ju9e,
ianbte psrtbpoue GffsntIibe 0ccumente
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

9ro0tbence, San. 25.-DaS 8epreIen-
tantenbaus trat teute nit 49 ssstn Is Stimmeu
Dem Ssi6Iube psS senat5 BEL Die IVssnanntsn
9sr1cnal 2tbsrtp Bills auf;ubeten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

She. Carolina. - Die Gatawba SnpiaHer
icllrn ttrs Disnts Sip. Carolina anssbctsn, unb
@Cup. pidIns br 2lnsrbietsn nnssnommsn bab,n,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30
Daa 5d,asamt eer Der. 5taatcn.

gGoi6tugtcn, %. San. Der nun CT.
nanntc SG0biefrrtGr ianpte bcutr rem Gcnorce
rnrn grrttt in nd6Cm CT in9t caF tis gum I.
Suit b. Sabrs jwan,ig NHatUnen Gbolcr nEtbis
line, nm bic apfsn ssr RrsSrHne ~ bslrsitsp,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

9 ton, 21. San. Se6stauIenb g8afsns
GauiPirunSen ftnp pom g8atsrtaun arIenaI naA
bem Slpen aeISnpet pprben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

GtarteRDn, %. 9nn.-Gtn auf @5ulli.
pans SsIans tcfnpitsr 9ofun fsuwts Wabrno
Der pcrssitrisrn giaht auf ein Boot, pel1es ppr
Sort SumPter fam. giusr pcn Den barn bedno
ti1eu WllnneTn purpe perrunret.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

OF@en. Scott it Der erGbte @ann
in Der amerifaniIben lrmee. @r miBt 6
SUP 3oI, lpis9t 26O pfuno, unb iit "A
Sabre alt. Seine @eiunobcit 1T 9ut
uno iein &Crper mob unaew0bnlib frdfz
ti9, mas obne 3mcifcl ieiner ma Bi9en 2es
ben5peiie Sujuibreiten iit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

9euiiana.-Dtr Staats Gunpcntiun praa,
nilirtr fib am 23hrn Sanuar, unp rrnannte lcicrt
cine COMMITTEE pcn 10, UNI sinr Srcbicns Sr,
elnanj gu rntwcrfen. - llrtsr bsm Gapitclium
fIattert sinr SABINE nit nur IS Stunrn-lnc bic.
ler Staat prp lit in rjni9rn SaSen stenfaas
pCn Ter llnjcn lcsIngrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

VGin fleiner Sun9e in Scrmont,
pelber lesten CONNER einen 6upfers
Gent peribIudts, iitcbt an ben 9Sirfunz
gen Der SUPPER Ssraiftun9 bobin. -
Seine Seine iIno bcpito owb oae @ift
u0lli9 oeld dbmt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

Rcntufcy. - Die &cntudry Staats @rIrb.
9cbuns bat iid sepeisert cine Convention ,uIam.
men gu brrufcn, um lif pOn Der Union lcssulas
gen. SrIe cinfuBrci6e OrmpFratrn wdnittrn
sinr ipl6r @ntlhriruna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

Nnarrlano.-3aS llniCnSgsiibl In Waru.
lamb rrfdrtt iit tdaIidb msbr. qeBts g9cts it
pairltl cine srces Unions Ssrlammuns aebatsn
rcrttn, in rsIhsr Der prmOfratiIte @r.@cupsr.
nor ltomas, ben uniun 3rRGrr DCnnrrteile,
bic Sritmetternr unr Srrmalmrnp aui Die SSuv.
ter risler rlGnpsn 3raitCrs islen, rntaearn mari.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

Souls RapOIeUn9egen SeEeIdpn.
ytepoleon la9te an 9feuiatrstaae Dem 9eIanctsn
Der Der. Staaten, ,,er tcffs, es wsrcs ltb ni6t
tewatrhetsn, rae einSsine Stanten iif ppn Der
Union lOsesriien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

ailBouri. .-9n Dlbouri linp neulid mrGrc-
re llorttriudte linton ScriammIunSsn sebaltrn
pUrbGn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

gBa 6tnstOu, San. 22.-Sm Senut
tratsn tsute bic SeRatcreu pcn alabama, Mtl.
itlfppt unp GIprtcd aus. Sm 8epralentantsns
tauIe purre Elm Brief Der Dslesatsn pom Alaba:
ma etnS'ret6t, tpcVtn riee ttren Auetritt srtdrsn
Srrtats aus q eor8ia a fa8sn, bas risIer
Staat nur ,,aus Gtrsefitt'' Istnsn auetritt Gus
rem SunSs ertIdrt bate, ater einem ,,Bieprauf.
Eau" n6t atscnej8t 1cin wdype, porausgelcBt
paB Die SfiapFyei plnn neue Gdrantiscn erhIeIte
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

8 Rarle 4 o n, San. 23.-pdUat Sad
ri6tsn aus Sip Carolina mrlren, pas ft pie
gage Der DinBe rcrt finrli6 psrf6ttmmsrt.-
Die @slfdftr Iissen 9dnsIi6 purnispr. lie
6ruppsn ItnO frant, 9sbsRsmittsl lrItsn Beri in
auf ben enOrmen preis ron 35 Gentc per 9funp
deIteaen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-01-30

@ssrs''n,-S" @OussrHSr ron @sprsim,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-09

bad FOR TUE Coo" When George
Stephenson had completed his model of a
steam carriage, he presented himself be-
fnre Parliament, asking for the attention
and support of that body. The grave NJ.
P.'s looked at his invention sneeringly and
said, so you have made a carriage to
run on parallel rails, so that it can't get
off. do you??" ''Yes. my Lords" "Well,
now. Mr.. Stephenson, let us show you how
absurd you claim is. Suppose when your
carriage is running upon these rails at
twenty or thirty miles an hour (if you are
extravagant enough even to suppose such
a thing possible. q coW should get in its
way. You can't tuIn out for her-what
them" Then 'tl0H be bad for the COO,
my Lords"
Cannot our choloric friends atthe South
take hint from the honest English engi-
neer, and be cautious that they do not
tempt their own destruction? The mighty
engine of American progress has been rush
ing on with rapid revolutions of its tireless
driving wheels, drawing with it train of
weighty hopes and responsibilities for the
future, and now woe to the luckless CON-
munity which would place itself on the
track. The ergine cannot turn out, and
twill be bad for the COO"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-09
HOW HENRY CLAY WOULD TREAT
SECESSION.

In 1850, in reply to a threat that Geor-
gia would secede. Mr.. Clay said;
New, Mr.. President, | stand here in my
place. meaning to be unawed by any threats
whether they come from individuals or
from States 1 should deplore. as much as
any man living or dead, that arms should
be raised against the authority of :he
Union, either by individuals or By
States But. after all that has occurred, if
any one State, or portion of the people of
any State. choose to place themselves in
military array against the Government Of
the Union. I'm for trying the strength of
the Government Applause in the galleries
| am for aseertaining whether we have a
Government or not-practical. efficient.
capable of maintaining its authority, and
ofupholding the powers and interests which
belong to a Government. Nor, sir am |
to be alarmed or dissuaded from any such
course by intimatiOns of the spilling of
blood. If blood Is to be split, by whose
fault is it? Upon the suppOsition, | main
tain it will be the fault Of those who choose
to raise the standard of disuniOn. and en-
deavor to PROSTATE this Government; and,
sir. when that is done, 50 long as it pleases
God to give me voice to express my sen
timents. or an arm. week and enfeebled as
it may be by age, that voice and that arm
will be on the side of my country for the
support of the general authority, and for the
maintenance of the powers Of this Union -
CApp'aase in the 81 cries.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-09
BEGINNING A NEW GOVERNMENT
OF "HALF PRICE" z.

A letter from Atlanta, in the Brooklyn
Eagle, tells story of an old planter from
the interior" who entertained EsnsiOie
views of the crisis We copy: .-.t--- !,
A day or two ago, an old planter camo
to town with load Of cotton, who said
lit was the fust time he had been tn town
in two years, an be wouldn't ha' cum no
how, but he thought he'd cum along with
the boys 1.-TWO big negroes) this time, tn
see eff he could find out something about
this great fuss they was maxim in the
noosepapers about goin' out Of the Union. -
A sharp cotton merchant freely volunteer
ed to make the matter plain to him.. and
did so with his minds eye on the load Of
cotton of the old mans. After listening
some time, the old fellow interrupted. cay
ing "An' then all this se-sc-secession
business is because them northern Bepu5-
licans elected Lincoln, is st? Because We
wasn't strong down here? Well, then.
say. if we amt strong enough for EN- we'd.
ought to be,whipped; an what's more, II
they kin whip US in good-natured set-te
at the ballot-bOx. they are putty sure to do.
it when it comes to sght in earnest. Be-
sides. don't see what we've had to CON-
plain about here in Georgia-we always
git good price ard ready pay for our COT
ton-an' was thinkin' yesterday that
I only knowed, myself of two nigsers in
the hull course of my life, that was run of
by the abOlitionistS Why. out IN Ken
tucky. an yirginny. an some other States
rOun' there, I've heerd of hundreds bein'
carried off-and them fellers wouldn't
said a thing about it if South Carolina
hadn't made such powerful noise No,
sir I've always been treated tolerable
well in the Union, an l would rather stay
in such a place than try what | kin do in
some other; an if you're gOin' to begin i
your new government by givin' me a little
more than half price for my cotton, can't.
sec why should so in for disuniOn- " -. -
Thus you might hear nearly the SANG
story dozen times day from the honest,
simple-hearted planters Shs now shrong the
cotton market All seem equally at a loss
to know the cause for disuniOu.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-01-09
FORT M0ULTRIE.

Fourt Moultrie at the mouth of Charles
ton harbor, is named in hOnored of Gen.
William Moultria, one of the bravest pat
riots of the American revolution, who
gained memorable victory at the fortress
over British squadron, juno 2Sth, l776.
Moultrie was a native of South CorOlina,
and of Scottish descent. He early espOused
the cause of American Independence, and
in March l776, was ordered to construct
a fort on Sullivan Island, at the mouth of
Charleston harbor; and was engaged upon
the work when the British fleet appeared
off the coast. He was advised tc abandon
the fortress. as General Charles Lee. his
superior officer. declared it was no better
than ga SLAUGHTER pen" But Moultrie
had faith in his own work. and defended
the fort with great skill and valor. and
drove away the enemy. One British ship
was lost and two others were so riddled as
to almost become wrecks The loss of the
enemy was 222 killed and wounded. The
Americans had eleven killed an1 twenty
six wounded The fortress was hardly in
jured by The fire Of the British Squadron,
and when the battle was over every gun on
the fort, but one, was still in position
The determination and courage of Moul-
trie in this engagement elected great praise,
and the fort was by universal assent nam
cd in honor of its skilful builder and gal
laDt defender.