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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
merit hibts 3u fneIeen. !.
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Nifolaus Saufnldt.
8dbDoreu ,,no llnterSeihnet Dor mir els
mem 6tiebsn6ri6ter IN u. fir befa9tes Stare
gauntv ben 8ten Cftober 1885. = H. .:l
gnos Notfenspereer.
ilnb isBt laBt MID fraeen, fbuneu Die
MdbIer Don oiefan, &auntp, pelcbe Elm qu-
tes Jo:rs uno selunoen &npf tvft5ea, 70 abts
|un9Sio6 fir oas 6fsntlbe w,bl fem fAr
eihen Mann 81 Stimi11en. Der Gas 70 psrr
lant,roytlid,e Ntut zines Sderifs fhllen foas
loef'n aufhb,uns ,pdbreuo er ole paibren
Diej's gImt5 au53udben bate, Oas tpsnia't:
oapon gu la0en, 70 erbblib taoelnstpestb
rpar o!S Die oes oerrn @eiB? patte ib
n,sir1e eisens 8rdse su beanttrOrtsn f. tphroe
Iib ,njmepoeutis Nsin :! iaseu. Jb CLAUS
)be bic 8nr8st y. pie(em Gauntp baben tuebr
Nebtuu9 fur ibrsn eisenen Character ais
Miisleoer elmer eipi'iTrren unb aufssfia,teu
Yensin1Daft, aIs fit einett Oaayi su gtint.
men, ha0en t'oraIifdbs, amtIide uno pclsi.
| fbe Nsr8etsn fo srcB tparen als Die oes
0frrn 0eiB. ST es n16alid, oaB 0srr
@dS bcftn Fam coB oas @cIf iber oas
Gntmeieben oes Stppfel RuF leibt binwea
|ieben miro ? ober baB lnau i,e eIaubsn mas
1en sann bas er 70 tpitts uno spaOlam rpat
lin feinen 0emhbudBen, ben bslaeten Ders
BREEDER in Den Odnoen 81: G'rebtigfsit aa
bebaltsn, a|6 er es Bate fpn ioten. Sber
it nibt bic Gnt!b ibuns oe6 Stuff, eeuttib
uno tor eiuer Gbuleieen Deruabld0isung
Don Seitsn ces !0errn 0 eiR,u3uIbreibsn?
uno Fam Ct bcf'n in Dem Bulsu oss Wubs
.ifums BEN tugenoba baften unmlten 81 erlti6=
IN, tpsesn (elner sraufamen uno rcbeu 9e=
Danpluns Ger 0rena Aaufnan Che er oes
lee ui,ternitnnt, laf ibu Die 8slbuleisunaz
en- mioerIseen, nsIbe ib eeseri ibn semabs
babe, 70 trie aucb ben SsreiB osrnibrsn,
welbsu ib porge5robt bahe lin jsne 8es
ibu!oi9ungen gu befati9en tauo ni6t Etb
bIos auf cnS 2IsIduenen Or lbatlabsn psr=
laItn. Dislss tann er niebt uno ieb meig
bas sr es uiebl fam. Dsebalb manfbe ib
raB tas WuSlifam es etsufaas tpi0tn fcGs
ooB er e5 eiOt im 5tauoe it ST tban.
Witbhrger! Giebt ss etmae fhino-
IiheFes. feisber3iqeres oosr ablbauli
1I5 Sbsrf 3eiB'5 antl'do 2lufabruns IN
,ettl Dorsan3 nit Stuff uuo Srena &auT'
man. SD leee oiefe 6va1e Dem ebrlben
JetHpt clHet ptletolSleN Ve'HeIulW0t@ pVt
~ ]esli6em Manu BON trelber partbep 0,
ser O1sli9iou Ct aub ftpn nbse int eanjen
lanbe, ttsr bbrte isn,als pon einsm 70 aro=
zen D'rseben Don einem rf'utIibsn Deam:
en ? QaB Die rsoiiDen Wdblsr Son Gtarf
Saurtv f1 oorttsuen ibre Msibsr toer aob
er ndren in oerlsIben sage sstaeien ,pie Die,
Srau &aufn1au, hno wartu Don S6srif
Self eiuasiperrt perosn init elmer 0ln5a9l
,on usbsltbdtetn, I'M .ooa bieGem 9lbIdaum
yer tnenfbIieben @rlsaldaft nab 8elieben
's3dnoeIt rtuo gemlsarau6t au rperoen.-
.aBt i'e otsiss ib 1orttstIen tlue oann 3uf
LBabl seten nenn fe es f6auen I'm f1t
5bsrif GeiB au 9tinsnsn:
.,: sSomes Nnoer( (cn.
Canton, Set. 5. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
(6hr oen gatsrlanssfeuuo.) }
6trr 6erausaeber! =" =

SJSEt JCsEuue9eoet
Sm u,bsrlsfen Der leBtsn 3sitnna oeS 8.
Carton 'RspeGtcrn" erblid.e ib Sic 0la=
men Don Jaeob 9sn3el, Dapio l8eber, Co
bann 9pouleusr, 5alanon &aufmaan,
Soispb Wobret< @scrs Shneiasf II. uuo
pster 3ruap, rce!De bsfbsinieen Gag es
ibre NbF bt nor, am @pnrtbaufe am Msn:
tag Sen 2liten Sept se9snwdrtis 5u fepn
utn brp Dem SbsrIfe:Derfauf auf oen
5arm BON g. gribbs 3u bietsu uuS baB in
Wsinnns oas gisentbam piel nsbr ,pertb
IT atS Die 9un,tne fit tpelbe es psttauft
nurbe; aub aeben is 81 rsrfeben oaB fl,
bi8 auf $500 Biz 5000 CctlatS mars en- se=
botsn baben.< Sun iar 1erreu Der befast.
5at.1, sruros mir absslblassn aaf oae sc
bot Don Sauoers ban Msnfs:sar, aIs mel
nsm Mgeuten uno rpean eiuer Don eub
slaubt oas Ct eiuen elttsn Qanbel oabsy
MAIDEN Fam ipenn er es ji Den, Sefbasten
Berth S250O. befomn1t, 70 ltsbt es eud III
Disnfen big Dieuita3 Sen 90. blefes une
.nenn ibr eS iii, oiefsn prs6 nebmeu rpollt,
70 nill idb bios ben 8,tra9 s,'e,ner SOroe:
rang an ben telagten @. gibbs surhd Be:
baltsn uno alles mas parnbef III ,aos tar
oen 8ebtlf ansemsncet mgtoen Die ubriser
Sbnloen au be5abIer. Il
eJonas polp.
Canton ben 6. gstober 1855. @.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
8
eu0 al Den 2SaDid njfnDen nnD DOr ST ntWen Db 0a D

|bieten uno 9iens btniber su George
|9e,pattsi ,po t1 cine llntetrebun9
NIT ibm bate. Sn oiefer ilhterres
bung ri6tete i1 Die Sro9e an .Srn.
0e,rolt morun1 er nlbt auf Gribb's
SouereD biste. gr erwieoettet (1e
fsp init 9erEbreibuneen bon 8ub9et
inents 70 hberlaDen, oas Ct lieber
nthtS 0amit ;u tbun Dabsn ,oDue.-
SD fcbrte Dan 3uruf u. Der Ode
riff for0erte micb wie0er gum bteten
ouf 70 rte mebrere anoere onDef FEM
De. Sein anoeres 9ebot ais Oas
Dcriee tpurbe 9cmobt, Dtefelbe tpur'
De un9efdbr etne bolbe Stunoe nab
Dem Anfans Des Qerfaufs Dem ein'
|Sigen 8ieter Sanders 0an Nenle-
laer susefbriebeu. 2lus ollem (ab
tb, oaB nibts mid auf oen 9laus
ben brlnsen t6nnts, ais wdre it9eno
cine Betrissrep bep oen, 9erfouf.
Gs ;eiete Geb, bdB Der Sberlf In
oietem Sau DabrsnD Der Seit oa t1
ompeenO >pori fo pie[ cSntsre0 e,Stes
ter Su erbolten, nabm, ais bep bfent-
liben 9erfdufen bieles ebaractsrs
sebrau6Ii6 1T.
r .. q. starfpsatber.
Sb tbue tuno, oaB ib Seu9e oes
8erfaufs oes 9onpes Don George
Cribs mar, oou n,einer Cblre Gus
rpe(hes etne Gntfernung .. un9efdhr
100 Oaro 1T 0a6 i6 ocn S6erlf
Den 0erfduf laut proctomiren b6rte,
uno etno cine babe Stun0e init
DEM ge9ebensn Gebot supartete, u.
Id b6rte itn bduf9 srfldrent Wenn
fetn onoeres 0ebot se9ebsn tperpe,
70 ,perbe Ct t6 nGbreiten. Sb pens
fs es nor 5,plfben 10 uno IL llbr
oIs pas Gonp on9eIbrieben nuroe,
uno CLAUDE Der G9utauf purOeredt>I
li6 9eftbrt.
Daniel Dema,t,
y. Sept. d. 1885.
cdb tbus fuuo, oaB ib bsp betn bfentIis
beu BerFduf Der 8aueres bee Cribs au=
aeaeu mar; oaB Die proclamation BEG be-
abIieDtisten 0srfaufS often uuo bfentIib
ourb beu S9etif on Der Gouttbaustbnre
,wiI6en 10 II. II 1br 9. Mte. eemaobt
rpryoe; baB Der Gberif uo10em er Dor
cen @inseIubeten Dee III pertaufenesn Gi-
oentbu,us ntebrere Beleert Bate, oeutlib |
u. NIT Iautsr Gimme, often ii. u.tuisoe'bolt
proflamirte, CT habe rur Elm gebrt BON
St675 auf Die 8au'reY BtfDmneu, beG, |
lueuu feline ancere 0isGer ben 8erfduf uu=
tsrfuBen, CT fm in Scr 0lotbneubie1sit Iebe
Die 8auerep MI, ienss @sbot anauibreiben,
oas Der 9brif foibe 8stanntmatbuus
aidt nur ,uebreren,at CAB, fcnbsrn es ltb |
auaclssen {.pn lisb, snoere 81 bsfcmnsn.
Deiter tbac t1 fnno, oaB i'd etaute. Der
l3>rfalf muroe In l,osr 3iniibt oureb ben
Sderiff often, f6ifsid, rsbtlib y. ebrbar
aejab.t unb Senadt. 4
Spnae ppup.
Canton eept. q, 1855. *
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
Jenas pcllD.
Canton ben 6. gitober 1855. Ill
: (5hr Den 9aterlanbsfreuuo,J
0r. Oruefer!

Sb bate auf sinen artifst i'm Repofttorv
von leBter WoDf unterjeibnet s. y. cine
Gttpieberuns fertis sen,abt, urldbe id be-
tannt 3u MAIDEN beabTttisf,. SD srblids
te aber i'm ''Demperas'' pDr bisfsr QDebe
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
Gin 6uno rettet Den anoer,l.

2lm 26.. San. 1923 ,paren Die
wurs sbusgsr g 6i ferauf Dem
Maine NIT Nufbauen oes gies be.
fbaftt9t. 9R bottsn snsp 6nus
Dc bep iltt; beppc fpleltsn nit ein-
AMBER nno felsn ourb eineDefnAns
in Das 98a0er; Dec eine fprans sleib
|,picsfr heraus; benz &leinern fsbk
ten Die Nrdfts oaill. @r ninfslte u.
beulte lantmerllb.: ra iprang jener
|ralDberbsii ersriff Den Gpislfaup
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
Canton Sft. 8, 1885. l.:

(Ginsefanot, unb aaf perlansen Ginserhft.
,@rp0cMofb - Da Die @antorsr
oerren 70 piel Q2bisep, 28sin, unb anoere
farfe Detranfe sebra,sben, 70 f6nnsH Die
8ierbrauer feine Bier nlebr ptrtanfen, uuo
bic gctitoner Rabies bsf!asen iib f1e fonnen
feiu Sierbeft bsfommen Inn 8topt su Rad.
en-. Ssbr fblin,n1 rabthafti9. g.8.
Da 1T Ma1lsfsit Gbulo oagan. a..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
Srbaul1 OaptDfen.
Canton, Oct. I. 1885.
Der Staat bon Obig :
- Starf Gountp, f..

zs -"., .EE. gtifolaSGauf
m a n n, Son Setblebem 3aunfbip, IN be-
lastsm eauntp, nabosm er seh6fis besibiat
mar, faste inter oisftm eioe ,pie folst; baB
er ribt Der Slater 1T Don Dem peibIiden
ainoe, sps|bes Bon fsinsr unslndIieb II unc
perradten Srau i'm 9efaneniB bela9tsn 60.
snr Dslt 9sb abt worben enttpeber am 10.
glcpember 1888 ooerba bsrur. DaB Die:
fec Dspcnent feinen glblebtss@srfebr
NIT oieier unaIddlieben Srau isit tt,ebr ale
12 Wscnaten rpr Der G,eburt ocS .belaaten
8altare &!noes bate. uab sieisr Depo:
nent sast fsrner, baB I'd 3u psriGieoensn
3siisn inc GsfananiB ssra t,n fsins betrib=
te Srou III befadenl sr3pFp Berbrsober,
Vanssns 8cper isnb SGop in ben, oberu3beiI
bffa9len GefausniiIte, los in Der ndst,liden
9efAngnie:Stube ,nif feinetn aEeibe bspfan,.
men fab. lluo bsp .eiuer @eleaenbsit. fab
er eir,en ai,Setn usbeltbatsr, glansns Gtu-
!aro in GtfeIfbait NIT leinens alsbs unb ben
f6ben Grtpabntsn. llub5er iagtfssner oaB
I peinrid 8siB gbsriR nno gsfanssnnars
4 ter bon gfarf eaintp 5u uno ,pdbrenO fel.
bieei 3eit mar, uvo tpsier bat pie(sr Depo:
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02
:. AG V$SagO3T 3Tsss
eI ss@

Geitosn Sbisss fm ''Demotrat" unb
"Repofitcso'' CUR preNe siens. baseu pr.
@siB uno Gdert es fiji. fdbiflib gebalteu
Iots WabIbeit meiusr a'usaben .3u leusnen.
uno ib bsoiene tt,isb oiefsr 4etssenbeit
DEM 59r. Gder! ;u Issen, oaB feline Nns,
eabe in 8,tref Der gntmsibuus .. Stuff
agsr Desrilnouns Der Mabrbeit ert,anselt
unb ceB ib oetfbsrt bin Die Salfbbeis
leiner alnsabe bemsifen 81 ibnnen 70 'nn
es pertarst piro. Snfofern 5or. 8sis
mid wssen eiue5 Ansriffs auf feline gbre
anbuflasen orobt, f. >.mtee i'm, Jur Nad,d
ri6t oienen, baB ib brett Bin Die oernaets
ten 9si6uleiauasen 5u bepeilens ..:~ (
games Anoerfen.
+. Canton Sft. 6, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-02

| ..-. SJkNHI'IE SkIbS
Gttpber7. 1885.
(8lr cen DatsrIanos sfteunb.)
9err 9eraus9eber! .. i.
Da Die Gbatia6en, rpel6e it in ,t,eine
Mittbeilun9 BON LESTER Q1odDe bsm Dublfl
pcreelees babe, in Bstref oes 0rn. @eiB, +
einem ernfbaften @barattsr Iuo, uno ia i'd
ni6t ptrlanse oaB ir9eno 1emano sIaubsu
tlou, apaS ib oarinn 9el'9t babe. obne blu
ldn9liben 8epeis Der lDabrbeit. 70 babe id
Die fcleeuoen 3euanins Don Vrlunsn ertal
ten, Die einem srO0en Ibeil Jbrer 2eler mob
bsfannt ftno ieae eieielben Der unparttepli
eteu nno aufri6tisen Sstrabtuna Der per
itdnoigen 8nrger nno Stinmer Don Stal
9auntp eraebenft Dor.
SD beseuse bietrit Bag, oa ib elmer bet
ben @auntp Commit Iipndr6 mar. 3nr 3si
aIs Ger bsrh6trste Gaulseieb, StopbsI Stuff
in Dem Gauntp @sfdnaniB einaefpsrrt war,
mir er(uebt >ruroen pDn Joeinri1 0siB, ea
,naIiaem S6eriff ibm 8epfano 5u perlbaf:
fen, befa9ten Stuff si bstpabren inoem q
Scrsab oaB ct f1 Dor bsfa8tsm Stuff fircbte
unb auf 2nratben uno @rIubeu os6 belas:
ten O / 6, rurben mir betppsen befaaten
@eiB su beocIlmdb cine fbifle6e Wer=
fon ausulteQsu I'm beIa9ten Guf III betrarb:
en- uno in QI6t 5n urtmeu.-QBeitsr befbei-
niee ieb biermt oaB mabreno ieb gonniC-
lyonsr mar, cine mabuInniae sSrau. Mamens
Sreua &anfmanim 0efdnsniB einselpert
mar uno oaB bic Commit TONERS Dem Stbe=
riff 9ei6 beloucerS befobIen batten Die rs
tbteen 8efefisunaeu fir bic @efdnanif
Tbaren anjuibafen uno bic Srena &aufT
man abeefonosrt Don allen anoeru 9sfanae
l,en au batten uno beionsers BON Mdunern.
0ftcOlaue Stump.
9lIr Deren ylamen bie3u t'nter1briebeu
Gnb, beSsussu bietttit, baB mir Die mittbeiI,
una, ned1e in Dem "Denocrat'' uno "Ne=
pOfItOrp" nit Der l1N3eibuuus s. 81. Befanut
gemabt worcsn, 9eIe1eu baten une oaB mir
0Iduben oaB Ole oarin entbaItsneu 3 batIab,
en- in Der Gu0ltans NIT Dem tlbereinltimmeu
wa3 oorlaIB i'm a!Igen1eiuen umlauf Tpar,
bjnfbui6 oiefer Sa9s.
Jaccb GauFnaut S. 81. g6nsioer,
Glias GaustS, s. g. Dunbar,
Jpaas YoQp Sobn 8udius,
@ounor SpeeuD. .>....
Canton, Oct. S. 1885.
SD beIbeiuiae bier,it oaB in 6ertbiebe:
neu untsrreoun8eu nit Deiuri6 Gieis. noes
gen Der @ntwifhun9 bss Strpfsl Stuff in
0s(eafbaft eine6 enoern aus Dem 9efdna.
mfg ybn G:arf eauntD. befastsr GeiS n,lr
ersdblte, CT bdtte ibse &etten radtIn b6ren,
,rie fe surb Die GefansniR 9aue ssusen
uno els er 81, BET b;ntsru 1bhre oeS Sc
fdnauines eiens, fabe uno h0rte er fomebl
tpie Gdnt bic 8efauaenen fortlauiet, uno
eberfaus odBsr [@sie] Nob fareDtete bsfas=
tenn Stuff naebSuseben inoem er bange mare
ct nbdts linn eas 9ebirn setf6lasen &C. &C.
Meiter beibsinise id Sab ib Srena Rauff.
man II. petIbisosne aneere (Manner) loo6
in osrfelten GefdusniBfube 5ulan,n,en fab,
Ill Snboun QapiDDn. !
Carton, Oct. I. 1855. T.. y.
Ser Staat bon Obis ..:... H..
Start gountv, 4.
Ia ,.& Ill.,. g,ifolasGauff
n, a n H., BON Sstblebsm Gaunfbip, IN be-
iasteu @auntp, naboem er eeb6fig beeibiat
mar taste uuter oisfsm @ioe pie foIst; baB
er nibt Der Dater 1T Don Dem weibli1en
aince, tusldes een fsinsr unslidlib II unc
psrradten Srau i'm 9efdueniB bela9tsn 60.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

(tl,4OO) year, offering along with this deed, n
sum IN bank notes, amounting to 50,OOOf (f2, 600
and large purse filled with gold-a which gifts he
pressed on her, condition that she would quit her
husband, and go and live with him (the donor) at
hls chateau.-The stranger then lett the shop
abruptly, saying he would call again for her answer
lie came within hour after, when the pretty
merchdnde told him that she felt highly indignant at
his audacious proceeding, and requested him in
stanty to take back hi. money and papers which
had remained untouched on the counter, and never
again to set his foot In her shop. lie did as he was
bid, threatening to revenge himself for the manner
III when he had been treated. The lady, however
abstalned from mentioning the occurrence to her
husband, or any other person, and soon forgot it
altogether Some days after, as she was again set
ting alone IN her shop, six men came in, among
whom was her professed admirer 1t appears they
had been watching favorable opportunity for their
infamous purpose, for they found no difficulty in
draging the poor woman from the shop into a back
parlor, after locking the door of which they threw
her on the floor, and while five of her assaants
forcibly held down her arms and legs each of the
SIX IN turn took advantage of her helpless situation
After this they all retired hastily leaving the poor
woman insensibe from terror and the acts of vo-
lence committed on her person. Information was
subsequently given to the police, of this daring and
unhcard-of outrage, and means were Immediately
taken to secure the principal criminal and hi. ac-
completes. The chief actor in this atrocity must be
notorious character for the victim of his violence
declares, that between his first and second visit she
had seen him frequently go by on the Boulevard in
very splendid equipage, which she describes SO as
10 lead to the discovery of its supposed owner
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

Extraordinary Outrage at Pdris.-A case Of n
very extraordinary nature is related in the Gdsette
des 1r6nndnr, as having recently occurred in Far
is. The young and handsome wife Of n shopkcep-
or, on the Boulevard Montmartc, being one day
quite alone behind her counter, was addressed by
person who bore all the external marks Of gentle
man, under pretence tha, he was desrous of max
ing selection of some jewelry. lie soon however
began to talk to the johe mershands of the impress
sion she had made on him since he first .bcheld her,
and in order to recommend his suit, placed before
her paper which he said was formal deed, by
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
Democratic Republican Nomination
FOR PRESIDENT
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
RICHARD Nj. JOHNSON.

The address of the Ohio Committee on the SUBJ
ject of the presidency will be found in our paper
to-day. 1t is worthy of careful perusal and for
such purpose we would particularly recommend
it to the notice of the Wiggies. They will learn
from it, that the Ohio democracy perfectly under
stood the trick which is about attempting to be play
ed them by Mr.. Clay and his aristocratc associates
in dscarding such man as Judge Mclean for the
superannuated and imbecile Harrison. We take
great pleasure in laying it before readers, be-
it is ominous to mind that the cause of the
people in the support of Van Buren and Johnson
will be warmly and triumphantly espoused by the
democracy of that State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
MIR. ADAMS LETTER.

The letter of Mr.. Adams to Mr.. Pearce, seems to
have aroused all the wings in the country and called
down the venerable head of the writer all sorts of
Convention Fedcralists and Royal Arch Masons-
even d" Tray, Blanche and SaceefEedrf little dogs
and all are at him.-One among the most amusing
attacks that have seen, that in the last Herald
of the Times, purporting to be an extract from a
pirate anonymous letter but which bears the
face of it much the impress of the Hartford Con-
vention ITSELF that shall not think of looking for
its author out of our own town. We recoect that
some two years ago or more, stung to the undertake
ing, by the well merited severity with which Mr. Ad-
ans had written and spoken of the famous Masonic
Report of Messrs. b. Hazard & Co. as legislative
committee, that the Hon. Chairman of that COM
mittee, wrote and had printed in pamphlet form
tain scurrilous letters addressed Mr.. Adams and
sent copy of them to Mr. Adams himself, but the
manner and the matter of them were such that no
Gentleman could condescend to take any notice of
them whatever: and We arc much mistaken, if Mr..
Adams, in reply to private note from the author
sent with the printed letters did not forciby express
or imply such sentiment NO doubt the vanity of
the author was deeply wounded but we should
hardly have supposed, that he would at this remote
period have thus exposed his modification. He
should have known Mr.. Adams better and ought
to have remembered the fate of his old class-mate
Jonathan Russell; and been entirely contented to
have remained unanswered and unnoticed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21
Judge Mclean, and tie Ohio Committee.

The CoHmee of Vigilance, in Ohio, composed
of Mcssrs. John Sha~mam, Geo Kesling, Wm. III.
Robinson, Conrad Snidcr James Frazier, John
Hathaway, Jesse Hutchinson, and Patrick Neloy,
have published manifesto which puts damper on
the prospects of the hero of Tppecano as to his be-
ing the araiaJie" candidate of Ohio for the Pres-
dency. The document we give below 1t will well
repay any one for the pcrusa and ought to sufuse,
with the blush of shame, the face of every
bent on carrying into execution the dsorganizing
measures of the the whig party. This committee
constitutes the organ of that body of freemen who
nominated Judge Mclean for the Presidency.
From The Washington GisJt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

Battle in Tcnas-A letter from the city of Mex-
leo, under date of rhe 18th ult states that nforma-
tion had been received from Texas of the occurrence
of battle there between the forces of Santa Anna
nd Centrasm-and that the Mexicans had lost
four hundred in killed and wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

The late Mr. Barry, minister to Spain, who died
at Liverpool last month, on his way to his place of
destination, was a man Of generous affections, of
fine taste, and superior genius. He was sometimes,
perhaps, led astray by others, but was honest him
sell. lie held the office of lieutenant governor Of
Kentucky, judge of court of law, &c. &c.-His
eloquence was of high order, and his literary ac-
qurements of more variety and extent than those of
most of his brethren of the bar in the state whpre
he practised He was for many years arrival to Mr.
Clay as an orator. They were often named togeth-
er by the lovers eoquence, when, perhaps their adj
mirers differed from both in politics. In such "a
wilderness Of free minds" as new country affords,
eloquence will be power,-for free people are tho
most ready, if not the most accurate, Judges,
Sunday Morning Neps.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

rENSsYLvANA.-The Pennsylvaman in speaking
OF their late election says the division of the Dem
ocra;ic party has ensured the succass of the anti
masonic candidate, Joseph Rtner, who, for brief
space, will hold the uneasy situation OF a minority
Governor"
But still democracy has ne'reason to desmond
The Keystone Of the arch is safe for Van Buren md
Johnson, the democratic candidates for the hgbes,
Offices in the gift of the people On this point, the
vast majority in Pennsylvania think alike. Lite
divisions local subjects have had no effect on this
for we have divided and wrestled against each other,
both divisions bearing aof the proud banner of the
National nominations. The common enemy may.
as usual, puff themselves up with vain hopes, and
assert that Pennsylvania will be carried for their
. unknown candidate )" but the poll in 1886, will
tell very different story. OF this the wings of
Pennsylvania are as well convinced as ourselves,
and will scarcely venture to assert the contrary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

Maryland Election.-The federalsts have lost
ground since last year in the Assembly, the returns
giving them 81 to % Van Buren the same stood
last year, 63 federalists, I3 Democrats The con-
gressional list stands Federalsts and three Dem
ocrats, the same as last year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

George Thompson tie Abolitionist.-we have
always supposed that this vagabond was fugitive
from justice, and the following from the New-York
Commercial Advertiser of Wednesday, corroborates
the suspcion:--
We are authorised to say, that the proofs of Mr.
George Thompson's ernbczzlement of monies from
Messrs Marshal and Dale, of London, for which
he was dismissed from their employ, and but for
their forbearance wonld have been sent on a mission
to Botany Bay, as also the proofs of his expulsion
from the literary and scientific institution, &C. have
arrived, and may be seen in the hands of James
Jarrat, Esq. No. 200 Pear-strect They are in the
shape OF alidavts taken before Thomas AspnwalI,
Esq U. 5. Consul for the city of London.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

According to an article in the Charleston, 5. c.
Mercury the whole number Of white inhabitants in
the twelve slave-holding States, is 3,66o,5 ,567-
and the number of slaves 2,OO5,i75.
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@5oSe-8scanS @8epnee;eats,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 81, 1885.

UNION, HARMONY, SELP-DENIAL, CONCESSION
EVERY THING FOR THE CAUSE, NOTHING FOR MEN
be the mdtchword and motto of the Dep-
ocratie Party.'' Thomas H. Benton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

G5SThe amount of cash on hand in the Trcnsu-
ry Of the United States, rather in the Treasury
Banks, on the lst inst. about ten millions of
dollars,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

NJ p. Wihs.-Ths gentleman, according to a
late number of the New York Mirror, is about to
return from Europe, and his editorial duties.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

MIcmeAN. Additional returns render it nearly
certain that Gov. Mason has been elected without
much opposition. He was esteemed throughout the
territory.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-10-21

SAW P.reusx.-Yesterday morning large dog
leaned from an upper window Of one Of those hand
some stores in Excbange-plaee, adjoining the Ex-
change, and in his decent struck the cross piece,
between two awning posts, thence Sid upon the
Sidewalk and made rapid exit in bowling rage
" y Gd-sfts.