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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
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aDettepille, e, Qrf., II. W0rg.
Sin tiniibtspo(ler @am, lpeIder beutc
Gbenb aus Serae bier onFaul, felt oit
Gage Der Rebelleu i'll ienem Staote ale
D66lt fId9Iib bar.
9ie 1nicn5freunbe fIa9em oifm Die
Gonf6oerirten an, uno cine betrGbtlibe
partei Ueriubt, Die SIa99c oe6 Giniamen
Sterns6 auf3upfIanJen 70. b. Der Zoos
reBun9 uon Der fdolibeH GOnfooeras
tiOn.) Sc biloen iib 2(u8lpunoeruns6z
Ssreins, nm na6 Weritc 3u Sieben.
Sin bcbifebenoer Rebellen Sffi;ier,
rpelbc beute Wor0cn al5 YarIamentdr
bierbertam, fprab cbenfalls Die Wein:
un9 aus, olb i'm Salle Der 9tieoerla9e oes
SGoen6 Die &eraner na6 42erifo aus.
panoern lpolIen, um ort einc9 9t c.
publ lit unter frdn5o I / 6 III
9 d 6uee u9riinoe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
6eitnmMnS eiues 9etrenen SOIbGs
ten.

Scl9enbes lit Elm Iusju9 auS einem
8riefe einee brapen Soloaten, in Comp.
IS, I73fen 9ennfplpaniben &s9iment,
pelbes mob INNER in Camp 8iele in Der
.gedbe Don ytorfolf lieet. Defer Brief
seiet obne Srpefcl Die 9efible unferer
Soloaten, ipelbs ieBt i'm Seloe 9e9en bic
3ebsllen itreiten, ipdbreno uisle bon uns
I'M gtorocn 9e9en Die 2(ominiitration
edmpfen, Die ii6 auf ale mO9li0e @eifc
bemiibt bic 3ebeltion ju unterorifen,
uno Srieben wieoer berjulfelIen. Der
S9reiber faet: ...
,S6 bin bereit meine Mustetc Sur
Selbueun9 Der Slu99e unierers 2anoss
III tra9en, ob9leib itb ieet Su 6auIe iein
fo(lte um meine Sduerep Su bearbeiten.
sc 1T unfere pfti6t, oas SanD fur mel.
de6 uniere Sorpdtsr 9efdmpft uno sc.
blutet baben ais cine 9an6e rlto unbe:
fletete Union unferen finoern Su iibcr:
tra9en uno Die Sla99e obne Den SerluG
einee ein5i9en Stesne5 auf Den 86Qer
pon Sort Sumpter, no oiefelbe Suerfl
5ufammen9eibo6en ipuroe, tpieoer auf5u:
| ftefen; last bort oen leeten SbuB falier
in oieIer 2ebcllion unb labt Die Hcheller
gu Sbanoen ,peroen. Q8dre e5 nidbt fiji,
ole 9trbeltenfreunoe in Der Soeimatb, oet
!Sre9 lpdre fbon ldneft 3u @noc. Ss if
iblper in Seinoestanoe ju fteDen, il
| Sturm uno QSetter Den Rebe(Icn aG9en
iiber, wGbreno bic n6roli6en Retrcael
binter Dem Darmen Sfen iisen uno Elm
! Iblebte Sadie unterlttieen. 3u Better
rpie oieie, fotlten ale parteioefiDle ou
| Die Seite 9eleet tperoen, uno mir Iotltel
| uns um Die aIte Sta99e Tammcln, uno all
| 2Serrdtber aus unierer Meittt treiben
9Senn uniere 8eoierun9 &c MAIDEN mir
DC pie e6 bic iiioliGbe mabt nit ben DOR
| ti9en ltniCnleute, bann rpiiroe AUDI nnie
@efdnoniB eini9c pieicr unbeionnencl
MenlCben ber9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
6rGFliebe SSirfmn0em beS Slbers
0I0uheuS


Neu Worf, Is. Ne6rs. Sine ebens
70 ieltfame, ols aud Ibouerlidbe Qfaiz
re-ein ourb Qberolauben, ltnpifenbeit
uno Sl0ofinn berpirfter &inoesmoro-
tpuroe 9effern our6 cine bon Coroner
GolIin abeebdltene unterfu6un9 an oas
Sidt 9ebrad)t. Sol9enoes III Der Cad.
uerbalt Sn So. Ctr. nabe IL. Npenue
rpobnte elm irifber Irbeiter gtamen6 Sra.
tbias Neu NIT ieiner Srau Warp uno fei=
mem 8inoe. Sor eini9er Belt 9srietb Die
6rau auf Den @infog, i'm 9au6 9in9en
Seen um, uno ba fte in Srlano in Dem
Uberalduben er3o9en lporoen mar, Dap
100 elm 0au5 Don iolben lufti9en DIM
germ beim9efubt iperoe, man tiber5eu9t
iein f0nne, oo6 Iie Elm Sinh in Der 2Sies
sc unteriboben b6tten, 70 lpuroe Die unz
9lGdlidoe Wutter BON DEN @spanfen 9e=
qu6lt, .e6 m6hte audi ibr ei9eneS Sino
9eraubt uno an feline Steae Elm ,,Sesn-
fino" ODER Elm anoeres 9eleot noroen iei.
Sic befbloB oarauf, na6 Der oleibfatls
in SrIano berri1enoen Soritellun9sart
ourd cine Yrobe ju ermitteIn, OBJ oa6
&ino ibr ei9enes ooer Elm unter9eibDbe-
nes fei. Die probe beItebt oarin, einc
Sbaufel bic 3nm 3otb9luben ju erbieen
uno bas &ino ouf bielelben ju feeen ;
lpar eS ibr Cioene6 &ino, 70 bliebe e6 oar
duf itsen; 9eb0rtc e6 aber Su Dem Sren'
t9ei6lebt, 70 lpiroe eS. oabte ile, fo9lcid
aufGprin9en iIno oapon l1ufCn, ooer Uiel:
mebr peri6pinoen.
Sor uneefdbr seben Sa9en untenDarI
oaS pom Damon oe5 Nber9lauben6 be:
berrfbtc 94eib ibr &ino, einen orei:
! idbri9en &naben, oiefer ibreflider
probt, uno Die Sol9e mar, lpie man itd
ocnfcn fam, oab 6er arme &icine aut
oo6 Sbauoerbafteife Uerbrannt lpuroe
| Wonta9 gta0t. pcrItbieo oae Sinh Al
Oen SCl9en oieier Serleeun9en, Madden
e6 teben Sage uno 9tdbte Die 9raui1m:
! ifen Sbmer3en erbuloet bate, inoen
| lpdbreno oieler 0dn3en Belt tein 2(rjt Il
leinem Seiitano embpten wcroen mar.
! 8si Dem Snlurlf Iaote Der Mom De,
Srau aus, er balte iie fir ,pabninnio
aQein man merfte oaopn ndbtS al ib
pGbreno Der unterlubun9, lpenn MIDI
o05 ltebermaB bon Qberglauben mi
Oummbeit, Dap fib in ibren ((u5Ia9el
funo gao, fir Elm Selpei6 bon 9eites
peripirrun9 3u bolten mar. Gin Mann
\ Der in Dem Saule 9ewobnt, bate ibr 9e
: faet, oafielbe peroe BON ,Seen" belu6t
:, Die Surp ertbeilte Elm Seroift au
! &oo our6 Sranowunoen pelbe Warl
Rell Dem &inoe bei9ebrabt. Ser Gcrc
net lief fie carauf eiu1perren, bis ci
6ra8e binitbtlt6 ibreS 9siifss3uFaubet
I9eribtlib entI6ieoen peroen fam. Si
! 1T IS Sabre alt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
lIniem.Cenpentien in NentutrY.

tcui6pillc, 10. MGrj. Die
5oblrci6fte Convention, Ole icmal5 9e=
balten wnroe, trot eeftern bier 5uiommen.
Scpalr Mdnner pon allen 9arteien uno
oarunter Die einfluBreibften Mdnner Rec
Staote6 beftnopn iib oarin. Z. L. Mor=
lboI prdfoirt.
@r=@ouucrncm 98ittlitfe intrcburirte
0crrn Grapcn8 bon eSnoiana, Der cine
b6bit unp1iienoe 9teoe bielt, in rpeIbet
er itd beflo9te, oaB Die Oemofraten in
Snoiona Rupferiblan9cn unb Sutter=
uiiiie 9enannt wuroen. OarIber ent=
ifano 9robe l(ufre9un9uno Repner fonnte
nl6t peiter fpreden,
9ta6 9SieoerberiTelun9 oer SrOnun0
vert09te Die fammlun9 iidb auf bcute.
,Seute folteu bic 9tominationen fdr
St1at6dmter aemad)t rperoGn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25

ben, Denn nur uuiere 8eeieruns iteben
bleibt.
GSiIt fblim 9enu9 fit einsn Weens
f6en i'm SIoen Elm Serr6tber uno Mits
bclfer Der Rebellion ju iein, aber fir Gis
uen, Der I'M Storoen lebt uno Der fdum
weiB, lpos &rie9 it,. 9iebt es feline Gnts
fbuloi9un9. g4dren 8allanoiebam uno
Sriebt (3if6en uno Stampfen) ni6t
70 fpdren uniere l(rnfecn fdon lan9e In
oas Sers Der &ebstlion ein9eorun9en.
ltnfere Re9ierun9 bat 5tpei Seuerpros
ben beifanoen, um ibre 9tdtionalitdt aufs
red)t III erbalten uno bierbei cine &rdft
entmifelt, oas aud bic brittle erfol9reid)
iiberifanoen rperoen miro. Sc 9iebt nut
einen @e9 8err6tbcr ent9e9ensutreten,
oa6 1T duf ibrer eiBnen SbpeIe. uno
penn ni6t6 onoerc6 biIft, 70 errptr9e unc
bdn9e man iie. (1ppIou6.) GaBt uns
bic Serr6tber, i'm SGoen folpObl. pie i'm
gtorben, beIfrdfen. (NppIau5.) Seio
Sbr @iuen6, Die fdoli6en Staaten Den
! 8err6tbern bes 9anoes iu iiberliefern
SoIen Die @rdber Gurer Soreltcrn ourd
unmurbi9e S0bne entbeiL0t rperocn.-
l8ir mlfen Die Ste9erun9 aufrebt ct:
balten.
I Sd babe jipar Serrn 9incOln nidt er:
pGhlen belfen, er 1T ieood) infer 9efes:
li6er prdfoent uno, muB als FOLDER un
terfGbt uno reipeftirt iperoen. (Np
ptauS.) l1no nun babe i6 nod elm 2Sor
Su Genieni9en 3u reoen, rprl6e eo per
| fuben, auf Den Seblern Der 2lOminlttro
tion cine Qartei 5u 9rtinoen. Slei
| partei miro, rpenn Der Sturmmint
tommt, BON Der @roe binpe98elpebt Iper
oen. Sebt 1T feline 3eit 5ur Siloun{
BON Qarteien, oenn mas naeen une lol1e
rpenn mir feline Ge9ierun9 baben. lap
un6 oaber nur elm Gompromib baben-
bic Contribution uno Die &ereini9tel
Stooten. @enn Der Siioen perliert
lperoen manbe bon Den SerrGtbern 9e
bdn0en, uno 9epinnt Der Slioen, 70 fon
nen pelleidt Wande pcn un6 9cban9el
LlpTocn. (@eld6ter.)
| Der Reoner i6loB olebann irinen Sor
trd9 unter lang anbaltenoem ftiirmiibcr
| 2(pplou5, porauf Der ltcbtb. Sc II ori
9. @ri9b y cine &eoe biclt, in >uel
der er eorauf Dinpie6, Dap er itet6 el
Demofrat ocrpeien uno ieBt notb Ell
0emcfrat iei, ieoo6 niebt su Der S6ul
Der SalIonoi9bam'6 uno Srieoen6beulc
dehDrP
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
@eTetbt am S3Iacfpatcr sylnfTe.

Suffol {, Sa., II. WdrS. 0eute
frIb l ubr puroPn 5rpei Sectionen Der
z. Waha1uIetrs Batterie, unter Se.
oe6un9 oes IL. pennfplpania Gapallerie
Re9lmentS, unter Dem COMMANDO oe6
Scl. Spear ab9eianot, nm Die Seribans
5uH9en, bic Der Seino oieiieits Dem Slaf
tpater Bluiie, 9c9eniber SranfIin aufee=
porfen bate, onbu9relfen.
DER Nn8riff follte bel Sa9eSonbrud)
erfclSen, aber Die fbIetten @e9e mobten
es unm69li6, Dor 9 l1br @oroen an Srt
uHo Stele 3u 9elan9en.
Oas 9efebt oouerte cine Stunoe uno
rpurce iebr biei9 9efGbrt. 3peimal
D1r9lrte un1ere Helterei aeoeu Die feinos
l6en Shan5en, Die nit Snfantcric be-
mannt paren; Ole erlte @bar9c mar uns
ter Dem COMMANDO oeS Woicr StrattCn.
Seetere, fcpie 4ieutenont Woroap pur,
ben bierbei pernunoet.
Der 5peite 2(n9riff wurbe burb Waior
Sopnep on9efibrt. 0erieIbe fprengte
TAPER 9e9en bic Sban3en, um Iie Ju
nebmen, allein oDne GrfoI8, oa e5 fib
FUR Helterei ale unm69li6 berausfente,
Den 9raben 5u iberIdreiten.
., Oer Selno unter Dem Commando oe6
General Sentins, entfaltete cine beoeu.
tsnoe GruppenmaCbt an Snfanterie uno
Sooallerie sur 8ed)ten uno CUR 9infen,
nm Die An9reifer in Die Slante ;lt nebs
men, obne Dap ibm oie6 9clan9.
NuBer Den cben an9e9ebenen Sfftgieren
muroen mob bier Wdnn pom IL. penni.
Eeeiment perpunoet.
sSir ma6ten eini9s 8efan9eue, bar
unter mebrere Sepunoete.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
nroaca pifcnbahnnnnIIf

2S f6in9ton, 10. M6rB. Soeutt
Mor9en crei9ncte fib auf Der Srdnoe:
lQer0norias@i iienbaDn am Nccontind
Stun Elm ltnfatl, poourb 4 Soloaten 9c
t6otet 7 pernunoet muroen, altc pom l43
u y. Sol. 9te9t. Der Bug lief 9e9er
Gin nit W0ultbieren beipopnte5 Subr:
Werf, uno 2 2Sa9en porin iitb @Solooter
befanoen, wuroen pom 8cIeiie 9eporfen.
Ole Scloaten follten oen 3u9 nit
loolj befradten. SoI9enoes fino Ole 9to.
men Der @ct0Otsten S. z. &riun, @jco.
9pon, S. B. oo0an uno Corporal 50.
Rap. s. 2S. 8loomin8bcrrD, miro al
ittuen 8erle6un8cn lferben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
pie Raumuns uon pifobura.

Gineinnati, II. @drs. Man
9laubt bier, oaS Sidsbur0 wirtliCb 9e.
r6umt Iei aus slpei bpHonoeren 9ranoeu.
GinmaI, neil Die Sunoestruppen iib ei.
men gSe9 i'm 8Gden babnten uno Die 3us
fubr obl9nitten, oann, neil SPORT SUB
ton Den Wiifiiiippi blofiren foG ndbrenc
Die 8ebeuentruppen ju SiG6bur9 mad,
oem Snnern obeeben uno Die Rebeuen in
SitsSenne6ee perftGrfsn iolIen su einem
tleuen GinfalI in 6entudp.
Gs 1T fein 3peifel mebr oorubcr, oof
cine 9epaIti9e Snpaiion itattfinoen miro,
fobol0 nur bic @eoe pdiiirbdr finn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Rie i'm Frie ase

Sin Brief bon einem @diff5. Go
aus Grie, pa., faat, oaB Der Gee
sis uno oaB ic9ar BON Glepclant
feincn ofFene5 @ahCr Iitbtbor fci
8ettCr ici aufercroentlib taIt 9ci|
uno Die Gopitdnc bitten nod fcineI
iubc oemodt, ibye GdiTe fcrtis II
den. G6 fDeint, al6 cb oic lu6hd
cine fribe grofnun9 oer Sd)jiTfab
Dem Gric see nlbt 70 9iinifi9 1T,
eS TN 8ebrudr mar uno c5 fol- und
lrunoern, lpeun mir Uerncbmen, d
6afen pon Buffalo oes Giics lpe9t
por Nitte 2fpril often 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
6barmibcl in ICnneOce.

@ineinnoti, l6. Mdr5. Sine
Depefbe BON Mempbis am l3ten MGrj
meloet, oob am Montao Elm SbarmIBel
bel Scliuar itattfano, 5pii6en elmer 2tb:
tbeiIun9 BON unionstruppen uno cine,
Sonoe @ueriaas; bic 9ebteren wuroer
9efblaaen uno Is Wdnn eefan9en. 8e:
neral Sullipan 5erft6rte an oemiclber
Tag cine Qn5abl 3ooten bel Sauannat
auf Dem &ennefeeflub, pomit Die Rebel:
len dberfabren polIten, um su pIincern
8anO orn'6 Sewe9un9en lperoer
i6arf beoba6tet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Gewittcr in f1Idrs.

pitt6bura, I6. WGr;. @efern
9tabmittdo nm llbr lfeute ltb bier bei
rauber mO f0lter Gemperatur gang uncr-
wartct Gin jiemib Defti9ee @Clpitttr Gin,
Dem elni9c wctere nadf0l9tcn. So th6:
te uno oonnerte, lpie mitttn i'm Scmnlcr,
lpdbrcno Elm fcintr Sa9d Den Rc9cn er,
fegts. Narjen=8apitttr Tollcn nab ei.
ner alten Slucrnre9eI Elm fru1tbdrcs
Sabr beoeuten. 98ir >pollen bofTcu, oa6
oafslbs eintriTt. 80. IS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Elm 5tilmittcl 8escn Ole porpeln.

Die 0crau6oeber 6C5 in Gbambei
oura erfbcinenOeu u@erman Reforn
Wshcn9er" baden Gin gripatfbreid d
Don cinCm 6reuno in China erbaltj
in pclbrm Ncmctott ipivo, Dap Gin @uj
arjt Der en9liiben 2(rmce in @bina nj
eroin96 cine 9roBe Gntoedun9 0emo
babe bebuf6 Clner >pirflamcn &ur
Ibretliben mno efibaftcn porpe'
Rranfbct. Dic 8ebanoluna5arf ift
folNt 9Senn oa6 Uorber9ebenee SieA
oen bGbfen 6rdo errei6t bat uno ger
oor Dem @ribtinsn Oe5 2tu5Iblae8, n
Die 25ruit nit Grotou : Stl uno SO
ifeiniotba elngtrieb2n. @oour1 !
iitb Der 9ln5c 2lu5ithlo0 auf oitiem 8
oc5 !&6rptl5 10 6o5 a0e onOer'n st
oaDon peribunt bleiben. (s5 iibert
ner cinan Upllen uno pclifdnoi9en 3
Iblan uno bait iollbergeitalt ole &r
belt ab, Die inntrcn Srqanc anIu9re
SO Dei6t, tlp auf oll9emeinrn %
oieGP 8ebln6lmQelrt in Der en9ll
2lrmct in Gbina ein9efibrt ici unt
pClIfcmmtn aciunarn betrd9tet lplr
Oa oieie &runtDelt 0c9enmdrti9 in
itbieoentn 2brilCn unlert6 Ganoel
Sdymanae aebt, 70 ipiiroen unfTe 2(
wobltbun, wenn iie oieie5 OciImittel
praftifCbe 2lnpcnoun9 Crprobten
penn bier 70 nirPiam befunoen, 10
untcr Der en9lifbcn 2(rmec in Gbind
Jepabrcn fol-, 10 rDiro e6 9emib aIs
,roBe Bobttbat fur ole game Size
)eit iib eriptfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
RisfsIocr i'm Nicer.

9a6 S6iff ,,Salismdn," ipcltcs in
@Gws4)orf BON 9onoon anFam, bcridtst,
oaB es unterm A.. Srelten. uno 46.
9dneeneraoe einem @isfelo uno pielen
Gisber9en bs9e9nsts, 70 caB es orsi Mal
BON oenIelben ein9elblofsn mar, uno
Spri Sage iGoIib iteuern mubte, um penz
'elben aus3ulpeidben,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Don osr Gumberlane qrmer.
SfF,i,ue DepeIcte an General Sailed

WurfreeSboro, IG. MdrS.-
SD babe Die Gbre, Die tapferen 3baten
unierer @apallerie unter Dem brapen Sol.
Wintp tu meloen. Sic trieben Die Re.
bellen>GapolIerie fort, lpo fic oielelbe nur
trafen, nabmen zines ibrer Eager, II
98d9en, AZ Waultbiere uno mo6ten ia
@efan9ene. SO. g. Rofecran6,
Ofnerals Wainr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
6rie0S@ @SI0ca1ric>tess

Wtr Ia6sn bternaGilsbenb bic pt@Hsfsn unt
mstlt watrf&einIt&en-Nsnn alle 5u 0sbsn III In
etHsm wSGsntIi6sn 9lutts rein unmGsIi&-
6ritss-gaGriGtsn. Sruppsn' 'Sswesunsrn, u. (.
w.. tpisbsr, wts As bon Gag su Gas BEL uus sin'
trsFtn, fcIstn, bamit unfers eefer oon alien gUr'
alien I'm 3ufammsnbans untsrriatet wrrbsr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
Der 9riea TIM Sabmeifell.

y 6pille, I9. @6rB. @apit6n
SuIlen pom l. Senneiiee @auallerics Re9i=
ment tpuroe 9eitern UOn 8ueriGa6 unmeit
Soiusboro, 3enn., 9et0otet. Warfeten.
eerTpo9en muroen beute ouf Der Wur.
trreGesboros Sbauiiee, 6 Weilrn BON RaId.
9lle, pcn 9ueri(la6 an9ssriffen, Ii. Subrz
leute uno Pteroe fort9efiibrt, uno Die @a>
gen uerbrannt.
Ole Nrmee pon &oiCcran6 bat Iib nod,
niDt porpdrts bepeat. "
Der enmbcrianofub iit raft i'm Sui.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25
IInion.Stim'nuna in 6rersia uno lila
bantd

Wurfree5 boro, Is. M1Grt.-
Sin SlihtlinQ aus 8ecraia, Der bort i'm
Inf1n9 oe8 SSabres fort9iua, 9ibt an,
Dap Sanienoe bort fir Den Sc9 Der Uni
ons@affen bCten. '
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25

HTgSir prrntbmen aus 9rtbtsbsm, bls Gin.
men SurSsm auf be Gie'.sc Ger eeGn, nass an
Der Giitnbatn, brr Sau elmer DampfmablmGbIe
in IneriF ssnrmm'r rccrbtn rptrb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25

Der ltuterfbieo. Siete Demo.
traten itno feine Serrdtbcr, aber ale
Berrdtber i'm Roroen nennsn iib vOes
motratCn".
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25

"-'Sserfnr'dNe ,neni9 uno tbue pieI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-25

sSnoem oies Sabr in eeda umo anerens
Spnoen SauntieS piel Sobof 9cpfanbt
peroen nirb, uno piele Der 2f6ersleute
nit Dem Bau befelbsn uno ieiner Sez
bonoluno nibt 9enau befonnt iino,
tbeilen mir i'm Scl9enoem cine furse 4nz
peifune einsS erfabrenen SabafbouerS
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| But Just one month now remains for us to pre-
pare aud send forward our contributions; the
| time however, is ample if immediate action is ia
! ken on the subject The Agricultural Societies,
or the Executive authority of each Of the States.
in which Celegates have not been appointed, are
earnestly requested TO make selection of suitable
Representatives to the Exhibition. This il highly
important TO the Interests of the severa! States, in
view of the extensive information to be obtained
in a matters pertaining to agriculture, 10 the ex-
change of seeds and plants, and in the printed
records Of the several State Societies, and also in
reference to the encouragement of German immi-
grafton.
| Provision for space aud accommodation ct the
Exhibition will be made at once for all American
contributions without charge to contributors, and
articles for exhibition will be received until the
l lth day of June next, though shipments which
Can be made az early as the 2Sth of May should
be sent at that time.
The Committee at Hamburg have decided to
receive articles used for ord nary domestic purpo-
ses, such as churns, washing machines, pals
brooms, &C., OF which we anticipate large yar
ETY..
Our carriages and wagons will command espe
cial attention, as the American sly les of vehicles
arr held IN high estimation.
Samples Of provisions, lard, -four mazena, &C..
will be ouly appreciated by the Committee.
An especial interest is felt in Germany in re-
gard to the part we shall take in this Exhibition,
and we are assured that the invitation TO the djf-
erent countries in Europe to unite IN this pro-
ject has mt with a warm response. The English
manufacturer Of Agricultural Implements and
Machinery have maze arrangements for larg,
d play. The French Minister OF the Interior has
issued circular calling upon the citizens of the
Empire to give. it ccuntenance and support. The
Swedish Government have voted money in its
aid. ORDERS have besn received from Russia for
the purchase Of American Implements and Ma
chmery at the Fair and probably every European
Nation Will have It's representatives there. The
unfortunate effect therefore, of meagre show
on our part may be easily conceived, and we shall
do ourselves great injustice if we neglect this IA
VorabIe opportunity Of giving ample evidence of
the spirit and resources of the " Great RepJblic'
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as the lesser of the two evils left at our eleo
ton.
But this war will end, and end gorions,r
when the full time is come. The nations 70
sources will not be exhausted ere that ham,
event transpires. On the troubled waters h.,
the eye of faith may be seen g holy watcher,
calmly walking upon the foaming pillows and
lighting by his presence the darkness of On,
night. We may firmly calmly and safely trus,
IN God. and steady ourselves by this trust. We
need to discipline ourselves to moderation in
our hopes as well as fears. We may and should
rejoice when victory perches on our banners
and we can but mourn when overwhelmed with
defeat but we should guard ourselves against
excessive citation on the one hand or despou.
dcncy on the other, as though the whole de-
pended on a single campaign. Wemay right.
fully desire peace, and pray for it,-but not
unqualifedly. " First pure then peaceabe."
We should ever remember the magnitude Of
the stake depending upon the successful Issue
of this struggle. Not only is the des, ipy of
ensaved millions in our midst to Re vitallv
affected, but the world is to feel its influence.
through the lapse of long ages 10 come Let
US not then be in haste in regard to its end,
but let all contribute, as far as possible to its
vigorous prosecution. Let those now in the
field have our sympathies and our prayers.
And as necessities shall require let men and
means be cheerfully furnished until the field
is fairly and triumphantly won. More than
this We DO not seek, less than this we must not
accept.
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From the Christian Messenger.
When Will the War End ?

Their is another view of this subject to be
taken. 1t seems clear to our mind, that the
purpose OF God is to allow this war to 20 on
to its natural termination. The thing has adj
vanced so far that the restoration of peace by
the consent of tie contcnding parties, is simp-
! ly impossible. The matter has assumed the
form of destiny, placing it beyond the power
of any man or set Of men to control it. The
uational sentiment demands war policy SO
long as the rebellion is ulsubdued nor is there
the slightest probability that the South will
ever voluntarily return to its allegiance to the
Government. 1t is evident, therefore, that no
one event is to terminate the war. Nor is it
likely that defeat upon hundred battle
fields would bring the end unless the resour-
ces of the south were thereby completely ex
hausted. They will fight until resistance be-
comes simple possibility. 1t is with them
a life or death Struggle. The leaders have
gone too far to allow Of retreat. Aud these
leaders, constitute in point OF fact, The pow
or of the south. The masses are nothing on,
ly as used by them. There must be total
revolution aud social regeneration and reorgan-
ization of southern communities, as the result
of this war, aud as a prerequisite to anything
like permanent peace The Old Ieaven must
be thoroughly purged away aud new order
Of things succeed. To accomplish this is not
the work Of day, but one which in the ordi-
Bary course of events will require years in its
achievement. Already have two years and
more past, since this struggle commenced, and
although much has been accomplished, work
Of gigantic proportions still remsins to be &C
eompIishsd; aud VIC hardly hope TO see the
end Of the war and the restoration Of quiet aud
order during the term of the present Admins
tration. Indeed to our mind, such q thing is
No utter impracticability. However sad and
sickeuing, such view is and must be, the tri
umph of tine slave power and the extinction OF
Datonal existence as the inevitable result
~onld be Tar more sad. We must, therefore.
accept OF the war, with all its dreadful sacri
foes Ut treasure and blood, its woes and tears,