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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30
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btr QBahl!-0erane 70 1T ts sssaa-
gen: cte: rd,nlibsn altsn sNabrchsn
iperoen uns nun .. cen Oarrifea-Sclts
ungsn ersab4t:-geamats eienaeu jene
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70 fiber rperben sc artb tsp Der Dies
jdbrigeu Babf Die oemcProtifhen
Ganoioatsn uuterliasen.-Yut last
Die Wbigs nur por Der Ycobi ibre
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tptnn apir aa6 Der Babl pas 5e!e, e.,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

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fdnansf; geffftf ~ sptrotni bnfh osn.
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lesen. Dis Dsrhalfniifs s,pifthenOem
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

enbier anfansen. ~. s.
spraflD ent sac fen "a
6aufe.-2u Nafbbtae, Sennsfee.
,puros Gem prdiibsnts,, su ebren, ein
6hentlibes gaifmabl: geeeben: ,pobsv,
nie man ibaet, niM rpsnissr ass 5000
MenbM gesen,rdais ssnef5n fem
follsn. 0afben elm Srinfprud,, aus
ssbraht pnrDen In methesn oss Nrd.
Nnentsu politifbsr qBancel gebllligt
Diro, eff}astete er IN einer fur,en0ieoe
fsinsn @ent ane CAB DaHn fpl9enoen
xrinffpradb
prafDent 9adfons Srtnfprnb.-
NspublFanilbes SeReGes, feiu Dabl-
lprub, Hgrsnofdss, nid5t Mdnner.'
IS pirb r.e ibre ettsn 9effssfoniani;
ften 9emctratiiN GtpubtifanIfbeu
GrunbfiBe psrla6an, Ypsthe es fu Ian,
se unterb at.ea ano arsgeibs bat an,
| fid) tep ir8eho elmer 0etesentett, ii, nis
Asr,ne Der Hbosraliiteu, Wu1ifepsrs
cosr Der neassbosnen Wbias 5u ipsr-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30
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Qu sw drtiseN a 6ribteu
Aus einem gyiefe BON Bihelttre, bep
2outtrburs, i'm Gbeintreis Sapegn,

Qouttrburs, i'm Gbeintreis 8apernt
: Datirt Den 4ten s5uipi 1886. 49,.
Hgin feud,tbnrss Jabr fSnnsn mir:
rns nid,t tpnnfben nur oas OBJ feb.tt:
tpelhes, rpeil es i'm Srib jabr fatt srari
BON Den Gaupen sarefen sruroe. Jset.
III Is pirfiih fait unausGsbtilb beiS.
babsn bfters. Oonnsrwetter, oon tpeb
tem aa6 Gdfar Maset, @>obn von
George, leiotr unter einsns &irf6b aut,
trfblagen trurOe. Sos Sstroioe 1T
tppblfsif ons Molter &orn fof1ef 5,
bos Mottet 9pai,en 8ulosn, Ohftn.
fleifb IL, Ninof. &reu,sr. Guts
gBelnjabrt tparen f0en jptp, aud bIts
Sabr. ftebt aues febg gat7aus." 4
Ser junse @bulb M. .. aus
Snepbrhcfsnf spetder in Cen pclitifben
Nnselesenbsiten Hirtb's ocrmidtlt
uno ;u 45-jdbriser Gsfdnsni6it 6itrafe]
verurtbeilt roar, III auf Silrbitte ftiiaer
Mutter BON Der bairifben 9eestGuns
iritoer frep stlproden tppre.n.
Sie Nusuan0erung aus qreuBen
1lno 6annDper nab 0foroamerifa 1T In
olefen Sabre HHgeneitl ifarf, trrb all,
er S6nieri9feiten, tpslbe man een
Nusmanoerern namsn!lib 1T prea6en
inoen QBes test. =. IT - -
Sm 2aufe oiees Sabres sruroeu in
Sronfrsib n gatsdie. gan;litbc polenp-
ct rno erbfnet su elmer gefantlauR1
-"n ~. 1884 engt. Meilen. Sis Gtfamt,
4psss::ssen paIa, ! oosttrastii ESQ miule'
sen Sranfen. M'an lt sr:n I'M 8efl
sriff, Elm Garital bon 40 Milienen
Sranfsn auf astisn, 1a 1000 ST.. joe,
3ulanmenlufhieeenf I'm Die felt 20l
Sabren ~bsabfhtiste MaAsrseit.ine in
uno UNI parts ;u gfasibe su brinssn.
ssSn Gpanien Dringsrl Die Sruppsn
tes gen Carlos Dor uno ndben (itb1
Der Dauptffaot tnsbr unD n1ebr. Die
engltfbsn.6ilfst ilno seftbtassn,
ipcroen; ibr Gcnan,aneant, General
Grams tff mad England iurilfeefebrf.
Serrdtbsstier pcn Geite eornera's,
unD oes fransDflDsn Sefeblsbabers-
euem Nnfbeiae nab inssebeim Dem:
SnterefIs Des SeH Gatfos .,usetban--.
foutn Daran Ghulb fepn.
giHe frarHbiifbe 3situng beriettet,
oa6 prins Saflsprano kin besanna.
tenetS gnre fiblt, rretbo4b er nit Abs
ftrtigung fsinsr Nn9slegenbeiteu be-
fOdftisef if. er frll tresen sroEsr
Witperseidlasenbeit bistpeilsn febr se-
rlbst feprL uno Sbrdntn bereiebtn.
Drief aus .odpaslna ptrlIbern, raE
nnter Den eprtisen Sin pcbnsIn unc
Goioaterl trsgtn Der nsliern 9satbrib.
ten nus tim fpaaifdHn Mutterlanne,
Die cine psoflanatlcn Ger s cnilitution
pm 1919 perfdnoetsrb ssroee Aufre-
siitg besrfbe.
gn Dsfu Drltans (ino i'm Srrisen
sSobre onrb MeubeIntoro Inb unbe-
fannie llrfatten lSO pesfoaen ur1's
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30
BELT b3lt, bos fcIatnDts:

fur - On0eeB, SHuUeFt'or Aos1ot Nao
Oaus Der Neprelentantea, nit elmer
Ourbfsbnttts Mebrbsit BON unsefabr
5000 StimnRn ssfest. ;:
hama oieng ebenfoNS fur
9an Busen. SIN ,Joaufe Der Nepre'
(entotitsn Iuo S5snat, tpir0, cine Demo
eratiEbe MRhr6eiti tep oereinter StlN1e
| BON 8 crtr 10 Mitstieoeru ftuu.
! 9u NorosGarottn a.tft cs sDcbr-
lthe.nlitb baB ole QEbiDs ibren Sou
psrnSr wieoer srwdblt habea. Sn Der
@efesaehung baben mir obcr wteoeE
cine Mehrbeit pon4 q Mitslieoern, snno
fcIsIib miro unfer 9ts. StQaten Ses
| natcr erwdblt.
81 (Tcuri.-Ser DemDtrotiibe
GcaeeriaSr i,t erwdbtt. Der Ct gew
| seru6r, Miusr uns 6arrt(on oie San
Nursu Gcusrs6mdnner, ltuo nit elmer
lbtnen Msbrbeit erDdbit.
On uincts (tno un9efdbr srep
0rittel cSan Yursn Mdnner In sen
SpnarsS~mio Ole Staats Gje(ssssbuus
tr,pdblt DUrcsR.
SentuG p.-Sb9kieb es trabr
Gbeinlib III oaf mir in -rielem Staat
bsiisst wMcsn, 70 fann IS oob nibt
pen yrOBsr Beoeutuns fspn, inosm,
tris eiue ibrer tissnsn Seitunsen, Der
teerlnstcn Neperter, 5u9isbt, Die Gppo-
Gticn aus l2 er.pdblten Senatoren nur
7 erhielt. Aab (ast oas uemtibe B!att
bdB ie aus 100 Mitssieoern FIR eas
oaus Der Neprefentoutsn So erbielten.
AlIe 1T Der Sies ntbt 70 ero6 ,pie et-
nise unferer biellsen Seitungsfbreiber
IS baten tpctien. :I
2outGana. Sum erlten Mal
felt oitien 9abssn ilt -ttne entIdteoene
oemefrottbe Dner gan 8uren W,ehr
belt in Die 0efeeeebuna erndblt nor.
otn. 9ie geasrs6wablen fsbeu role
frdbtr. -. Il
,sm s notano baben bic partbep.
en- tsiue bsienbera eiuien sesosen. IS
,ruroe fein 9,pupsru6r esmdblt. Oie
Stimme BON 9noiana witozfir 9an
9urtn eeben. -.*.. -.
MaiHe.-9n =oieftn, ~Staate: hat
Die oemocrdttfDe partbtp, spie fruber,
rpteotr eintn elorreieben 9isg iber Die
6arrifOn'W Wbi9 pastbe9 erbatten.
OuntapJiit wieoes ern abtt aisG}ruver-
NOR un0 e!ne 9rose Mebrbeit In Der;
0efeeebuns i,t fhr Die @rwabtane 8
9on Buren. i"
@ e. n, ecnt-Sn eiesm @taote
babtnzeie 9Bbiss uno Nntifrepmourer
Eibrm G;oupernSr nit elmer flensn
mbrbeit erwdblt. 3n Ser 9efeegeb-
.uns tteben Die Yartbepen .rie fofat 8
81 9en1cerattr, II. rs QBbies. Tlstfbs
sr 0ea,errdt, 1T erpdbtt in oen s on,
:sres, unit elmer Webrbsit Don 500, ubr
.Isinen gesnsr Sanss. ..
MArptano.-'Oie woblen in
marplano fur Grpdbler ibres @mots,
tpisroeu stltern Dor ait 5agtn sebalfeu.
8 il mbiss ,pdbttsn 2l- uno bic See
!l,otraten 10. gie gtsetene q9olfs.
flitams ttp bisfer gsle aenbett stiet il,
eesb cine bemofratt(be Mebrbsit pon
uasefebr 5000, uno .ba Die praioen,.
entpdbier in, oiisemeitlen Settet 40 er.
.pablen liao, TO befen,mt 8an 8tren
mo Sebafoa oiefsa Staatpbne 3wsi.|
fsl. s-~@
Nah oiefm Su urtbeilen tpesotn mir
I'm Bansen cine eroSe Mebrbeit fur,
Ban Suren uno 9obnfon in Der Union
srbolten, slaboem Die Hablen ibtrau
porhbfr linp. Cine NnsabtDer Sfaa..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

panieu, ols: Sort, 2oncafter, 6arriss
burg, MioDletppm Columbia Srdtfs,
gbeiter So. rSbdmbersbursb cosr gar'
liSte. iii -.
9on oen fO!senotnia MarplanD, ais:
Sarmer's Don MarptanD :uno Swei9e,
Saaerstcwn Srteoratb 60. Sarmeg's
ano sNebanie's bon Sritoridb Gauntp,
26albinstonG So. Saaf-Sufatl,en l53.
SIR eirise Nuantitdt iber Ella balbe
Sertion Serpobner, uno In oHen Sale
len mi0tn psrionen arrIde :ntbt i'm
Stoate rpCbnen, 0olo uno Silber be-
soblen rreltbes aber o1letbun ndf1en
nab Dem 2Oiten SeeeHber.-8. :Oa5.
Sfcrioa- Oie SennelTee 8rtaa,
be, 1900 SRaa ttorF, srelbe; urfprins.
tib segen Die Gresfs onsenprbenmur.
oe, TT auf Dem Marfbe:no0 Ststiea.
Man erWortet ibre Nnfuaft 3u Sala,
banee in oer Mitte oiefss Menats.
I'm eaten NlaaG branfste taf =G}ts
fdnsniS -iu 9atifar Geurtbaus, i'm
Gtoat 9irainien. nieOer, st,,e(fhes bic
S;efanoencn (eib,f onor(i.ft ] hottsn 81
befanoen (ib nur S 8efano,ne ge''s enrin.
nantiib: cine ,eei6e Srdu, duf ote 2lns
tlase Q Rlnotr ertncroet 81 boten, elm
getpiNer VpSn,an, tpether, an 9ertfans
6cs,errittuno Iitf, elm S>roer,,,nos ,,,".
sen beaonotnen M,erD, ; ,s,inH .r,es Sa 'a;;Ss. ~
Re 91ee,e. Dos Gioerfkan, ,,nn g; 1or-
,es lno u. gbpn,pfnn .2msn ssSfan.
acne yruroen an, r,dfbIftn & nc. ,r;snSr
erwiGht, Der O1eoer Dts s,rn eornss
uao Die peise Srou lSu}anna ,ssiots
S)ieft Iaoen ara, boS fsr % rsmsr S,";,;e ~ ~
iitgSebsr ourt pi,itlben osbrannt I .". hns.
ten, ibre SIucbt b,,rerfif,niatsn SS,.
man oleirl, Ser nnolifiihr SNsoh,fs,,e
MIA, r. Fam in Sen Nlau,,,,tn t,f,,. innsax
erlitb ollsm 2,,rsnen ,,,,oeo.ht.t r ,nsio.rs ]
II nit ben onSern>,u entfishs, ''''S''
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On sS4 Qcuis, Naf51nnri. pn,,st nos
8nftbsl 5Hoi,en 75 Ssnts & ssono., coeo. ea1 ay
-@SdifEpulp,r 81 :50 nos s Ms:sna ~
6itr ia zine G.feotrh.;t shr pasSs ns.,,
tonten, Jlehnt feines GId.s dxtvs s,y;,fns~
uaeb St, Souls u1o .briaaf Trptbt pft'us. s,ts
--
0ie 9esuor(eons o,,e,btrf;brvt ae
man berslts Wlaasreosin rf' srcrsifs' .,,r, ."s
,um ejeoddtn;R Der a. ~ osS,>s'iI = n ''.s
@h(ocbt am 8tsn Qon;ior taiS. ~ Az
8snerol @aef(on Sc gnofdnssr cttt,,s 1% U
uno feline @d,!dfe r,it Ssm en.rh.ss .,y."
oeS 0efraers (sines Ssat,rt"nS.s v'svt.t ',,.,,'
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30
::ooI:s ss,S;e=..--

g. a. Die Suptsfie Court tbirb ibre
Sisuns auf Mcntas esn >. October,
albier anfansen. :
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

9n Nfu Drltans (ino i'm Drrisen
s5obre Dnrb MenbeImoro Enb unbe-
fannie llrfaften leo pesfcaen ug,'s
{sbsn sefcunnlssl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30
qanb.O fiteBelber.

g.batten in Der afauo Office su gainesville.
Ginger 8irssr von oie(em @tadts,
Fan cine baabe Gec:iof, orer $50 acfer
.eanD Asnpsrn, unD oafir h, $40 So
ten BON Den folgeuoen Sanfea1 In bic.
fem G5taofe be3ablea..
Clinton Don columbus, Srdnffin =.
Columbus, Sranfiin ucn Cincinnati,
Commercial pon Cincinnati, OaafIilon.
wpoiter, Canton nab Neusgisbon.
Dpn einism ben Bdnfen in O,eu.
9srfeD, Delanars cper Qirsinien, aus,
.senosi,t,isnbie Banf nnn 2bbeelir,a.-
rDon allen 0dnfen in Den Gtaote1 ..
q. Dorf, Nibanp, BuGalo, pbilaost,
.pbia nao Daltimpys,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

S,Waslerssttet fur graIicsnt u. @teespraiio
JeeOe Selt'r, fur osa 1ssn gpa3res 8ssirt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

49, 9n ~: ecuis, mnouri, foftet bds
Sufbel WaISen IS Gents, Eoaqen 81
-SGitBpuloer So SO bas pfupe,-
9ltr 1T cine 8etegenbeit fdr sspsea.
lanten. Iebmt feines Sbte6pu(ver
naeb ct. Souls uno betast Grubt Ut,
rid.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-09-30

x ~ Gsnateriel gtnab!er.
p:bnid eocfer sJobn N1. gocosusu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

The Steamboat Dolphin arrived at Charleston on
d.. g3d of May, having left St. Augustine on the
ming of the 2lst. A passenger reports that
arc was nothing new at ST. Augustine at the
...c oC the departure of the boat
a., copy from the Charleston Courier the follow.
d, tens Of intelligence brought by the Dolphin
.Gen. Scott was passenger in the Dolphin, as
u. savannah, which place he was 10 have left
..tiday, in tie steamer George Washington, Tor
,l,la, on his way, as was understood, 10 the
,s,. nation.
.Goy Cal has sent an order TO Brig. Gen. Her.
LA 10 call into service 200 men for the pro,ec.
Il The country east of the -. Johns river.
.t,oy. C. has also issued an Address or Procla.
.,.5n. from Tallahassee, calling on the wealthy
',,,,. MIS- and planters OF Middle and West Flor.
4, conirlbutc literally to organize force for the
election OF the frontier. lie says that 100 men
Z. rpa wanted, aud twice that number will be
,.y-ed in a short time. He suggests that yo.
..rg subscription be raised 10 each county, and
alrty Of $50 be given 10 every volunteer who
.,.. .,rye sia months to be pAfd on his honorable
s,.hafFe
There is serious reason to fear that the 80 men
III by G0i. McIemore, III block house II miles
,,, th, mouth of the Nlthacooohec, have been
.D,.crld 4 letter 10 the editors Of the Macon
a-a Messenger, dated Fort Dranc, MAY ls,,
IN. lalt their boat had been seen at the mouth
y ~ RIVER cut ia two, aud very large number
h3Iln fires IA the neIghborhood. The com
,..ug oflicer OF the Fort was too weak TO sue.
dan. Tic same letter states that the Indian,
,.,s mttita;ng an attack IN Fort King, TO rein.
,,.s tie force Of which place, company or ln.
.,r, bod been despatched from Fort Dranc and
iao Indian womcn who had run away rom
Indians a few days be.Ufc, had brought utclli-
-r-. tat tie savagts were all assembled, and had
s.,a ~ .or some tine, 10 large hammock called
Co,e, where they have their wives and chill
a, aud arc planting Ia a considerable extent
4 .as within a icw mile. from this place. tina, The
4a,, bg way Of tasf, held p.rlcy With Con.
>n Artnileman lt0m - Augustine informs
tl, j friendly squaw, Who lad escaped from
hostile lndians 10 forl King, Of some other OF
.lanoi posts. had stated that The dlicrmlnl.
=. TIE satagcs 10 carry on the war had reach.
ng5 p'ich Of desperation that lhcy were d..
ta,te their i4iants under tSo years, and their
from aye
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

! ment, or an appointment IN he Mint; or that so.
| melted HIM TO accept such appointment: and tho
exhibit OF his letter TO me, viii itself be a nerfpcE
reiutation. never did have but ole conversation
with the Dr., the subject; that was in Bovd,s
porch, IN the rear of his bar roorn at your Spring
court, some one or more weeks after had re-.
eeiFed his letter soliciting my aid; had no. an.
sWefeu his letter. Tie called on me there and In
the interview, TO the best of my recollection, what
did say to him lsubstanlially.) was. that vould
address letter TO the President of the &. $ say.
ing 70 MN that he (the Dr. was an applicant tor
an ONCE IN The Mint at Charlotte and thai he waa
gentleman OF character and respectability re.
marking, a; the same time, to him, that did rot
desire TO be n'isunderstood-there would proba.
NY be Others that would apply TO me that much.
iet IL would be my duty to say for any centle-
man OIL character who might apply 10 me in relae
llon to an office in the Mint | did not sppposs
that could be construed into an invitation IN cce,t
olhce, or a commital on my part TO sustain tba
! applicant. L certainly did MOI intend il shonld he,
SO construed or understood 1.-THE Dr. in that in,
/ tefView, lthe only one NC have had intiinated 2
wish even TO withdraw his application. it has on.
lrey escaped my recollection. After hearing
from some one, whom | now do not remember.
mat the Dr. was abusing the republican party for
being oihce-seokers and Office -holdCrs-on NV re-
turn home, put the letter in NV pocket vim tlr,
view Of exhibiting ii, if those charges were made
by hm IN my presence met him at BerrvhilPs
only the last muster was at in yonr county-be
SAID nothIugabout The eekcrs-.thongb toox
up the subject myself,-and if You remember re-.
tered to letters that | then had IN nv pocket..
My personal regard for DIR. Dunlap aud his ebar.
acter, prevented the exposure of the letter last
summer; aud allow me To say 10 you, my friend.
and the same say TO our friends, if you think Et.
That II 1t be not absolutely necessary to the yiud,.
cation OF our characters as men and poticians-
II may be best not to stir this matter further TLa
/ Dr. learn has retired. We | think, cannot Dc.
rive material If any benefit. | have viewed him
IN private life, as an amiaJe man and rclirious
man, and by stirring IT, be may be injured serions-
/ y. II used, let ii be only in self defence. How.
ever have written the above TO be used BIZ Won in
any way that your prudence and discretion NAV
suggest The letter, after lie election | laid bv
carefully, somewhere at homc--whch on NV re.
turn, II be spared, will hunt up and send YOU a
copy. If had it with me here | would cheer.
fully send you copy Of tnow"
The above Is an extract from Major Conncr's LET.
ter 10 me. The Doctors letter viii be forwarded
for publication, as soon as it comes 10 hand.
G. W. CALDWELL.
; EbnYTosfs NJ, IA $50,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

y us believed that therieh aud flourlshing COM
IL mnnity OF LRco!n County ana its vicinity,
can support With ease and convenience Newspa.
per- The Wholesome effect Of r-css upon the
morals and intelligence Of people when it is con-
Quoted Oh the principles Of truth and virtue, ia
most obvious, The Politics o. the TRANSCRIPT
Will be firm to Southern principles, and as such.
VIII De opposed 10 the election of Martin Van Ru-
req as the next President: But as our main OBJ
leet will be 10 raise the moral and intellectual
standard of the community, unless compelled bv
unreasonable provocation the course of this pa,
per will be mild and conciI,atory.
Having already established Press at lincoln
ton, the Paper will be issued as soon as sufficient
number OF Subscribers may be obtained.
TERMS.
The Transcript will be published weekly on 8
medium sheet, at 81 50 in advance. or s. If maid
after the issuing the first number.
Llneolutqn, May II,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03

An English paper gives an account of q
tea party of sixty matrous, mothers of eight
hundred and sirty nine chiIdren. Ttrelre
OF the danes alone having given birth to-
two hundred aud two Of the number One
of them was the mother of thrty.one chill
dren :!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-06-03
Washington City, Nav 70, 1896.

" 1NT'2IlST0 II VlVFl ,UdY 10, IS2U.
II only heard, day or two before the reception
of your letter, that DR.. Duulap's application TO me
for Office subject of conversation. You
were UNSUITABLE, and did right under the circum-
stances, TO repell the charge, by disclosing the
truth. Or. Dunlap is mistaken in saying or sup
posing that ! either offered 10 him The appoint,
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For EsCHf,

FkNHE shop formerly occupied by Dr.
Thomas Harris, convenient to the
Courthouse. Apply TO the Subscriber.
June2. 2. THOMPSON.
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Charlotte, Nog 30, 1886.


o. RamorS,-We have lately had r,I,
mors as thlcI, as blackberries pouring in
upon US. Rumors Of Indian murders and
OF Mexican inassacres--of the eXtermipa-
ton OF the Seminoes, aud the capture Of
Santa Ana. From the north, we have even
heard il rnmored that Gen. Jackson and
Mr. Naa Buren, had fallen out, and there
by destroyed the unity Of the great demo-
cratic republican party. But we now have
a more alarming rumor than auy we have
mentioned, and one which our readers ac-
qualnted hereabouls viii probably be slow
to believe. For some days past, it has
been rumoFed about town, and pretty gen.
orally belleved-but how the news cot ont
we are positively unable to say-that Van
Burea Democratic! Republican! Meeting
was held IN Salisbury on Monday night Of
last weeks county court! No notice that
the meeting was to be held was published
the meeting was preceded by no procIama-
ton, or ringing OF the bell, as is usual in
such cases, and therefore we are entirely
in the dark as to rherc the SAID meeting
was held; at rhat hour of the night, or ho,o
many attended. We viii state, though.
shat we have heard, and trust to the RAJ
leigh Standard for further light upon tho
subject.
II is said, then, that the aforesaid Van
Buren, Democratic Republican meeting was
held in little private Office, some time DUR
ing Monday night, and that siIteea indivi.
duals attended, over whose deliberations
Colonel Ed'rard larbrough presided, and
that the proceedings Of thu meeting are to
be published in the Raleigh Standard. We
freely credit all the rumor except the part
IN regard TO the number that attended tha
meeting. Rumor must exaggerate here,
unless it be that the owl is not the sole pos
SCISSOR, in these parts of Its peculiar habits.
" estern Carotnian.
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The bill for the Relief of the Corporate
Cities of the District of Columbia has now
passed both Houses of Congress, and IN a
shape which ii is supposed the President of
the United States will approve. 1t pro.
ydes simply that the United States, instead
of guarantylng (as II now does) the payment
of the interest on the Holland loan to the
three cities, shall assume the debt 10 Itself,
receiving in trust, towards It's eventual on.
junction, the Stock belonging to the three
cities, in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
which money was borrowed 10 pay for.
The cities are therefore hcncelorth to be
relieved from the payment of interest on the
debt, winch has been an exhaustlng drain
TO them; the proportion of the principal debt
due by Washington being one million OF
dollars, aud that due by each of the other
cities a quarter Of q million of dollars
Nat. Int.
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OF We stated last week, thut Mr.. Ior.
ing, Of Wilmington, was about coming to
Raleigh, to take charge Of the " Standard "
establishment. We now learn, that no
definite arrangements have been made IN
the matter, and that It is quite uncertain
whether the transfer spoken OF, Will take
pIacc.-Rdi. Register.
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PROSPECTUS.
Lsi,C0fHtOIs Ta.,usrrjur

ropose 10 publish IN the Town OF Lincolnton,
{ Newspaper, to be called the
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M Ptaetusg's Rtfor. on ttg'ifioE, tSc.--Iho
fountain Is delivered At length, aud tho mouse has
.'H'' forth IN at lis insigulheanee II cowp.elc.
~ '"t'ntcrs the only question for which the 40
,'''nl'ls have 0pcsig eoniepded, namely, that
''og' possess the rightul power to abolish Sh.
Very iu ihe District-,he only question indeed,
,''sh ~ M controversy; for, with the exception Of
''E' Hlalcr 40 Ahotlouist has contendcd for
'.f night 10 abolish in the States. The ~ York
ava Boston conclascs have expressly renowned
'' such power ~ Congress
See the Resolutions with which M Pnokncy's
''f' concludes: "Rcsolvod, first, that Congress
.' ho constitutional authority over slavery in the
'4's' Resolved, "a, that Congress ought not TO
'''t'''c with slavery in the District" The con.
'."onal ground in regard to the District, Is Tor
'.'F abandoned to the Aholtipnlsts, not only by
,"',,gnce, bnt ~ words. MrPnckucy stated that
.' h'p"h had received the unanimous assent OF
." Committee Of =, tdeuicd 10y Mr.. Hardin as to
,r,"e.L whose Just aud striking remarks, soc, .-
"''' 'he Virginia member Of the Committee con.
WV" ihe principle that Congress has the power OF
''''h'ng IA the District When Mr.. Van Buren,
Owed that doctrine some months ago, We fore
' mat he would make numerous converts in the
''N,h. Sec the debate.
me petitions, &c. OF the Abolitonists. by the
resolution, are all to be laid on the table Of the
'''u,'' without farther action. So Mr. Pmckncy
'.' ''e present House may resolve, but what may
W.. next Or tie next say Such q resolution Is i'm.
''''N" II is mockcry. It's ioolcry. Their right