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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-05
TUESDAY, October 3.

After the presentation of memorials, (of which
there were comparatively few
Mr.. +. o. j. SMITH asked and obtained leave Of
absence for his colleague, Mr.. Evans, during the
sidue of the present session.
The House then resumed the consideration of the
Report of the Committee of Elections in the case
of Messrs. GHoLsoN and CLAIBORNE OF Mississippi
" Mr.. HAYNES, Of Georgia, took the floor in sup
port of The report of the committee and, having
spoken some time, was followed by
Mr.. SLADE Of Vermont, who addressed the
House at length taking grounds somewhat different
from those which had been assumed by other gentle
men on the same side but leading, in the end, to
the same conclusion viz that the sitting members
were not entitled 10 retain their seats
Mr.. TILLINGHAST, of Rhode Island, followed
in a speech Of much clearness, on the same side OF
the question.
Mr. HOWARD, Of Maryland, spoke at large in
reply and having in the course of his speech refer
red 10 an opinion of Judge SroRY,
Mr.. ADAMS made some explanation in refer
cnce that paper in the course Of which he stated
il as his own opinion, and that Of all preceding Pre-
sidents of the United States, that vacancy might
be said in the OF the constitution TO have hap
pened" whenever the Office was not full
Mr. CUSHMAN, of New Hampshire, now NOV
ed the previous question and call of the House
(which was very thin owing, as was supposed TO an
interesting debate in another part of the Capitol
but his motion not seeming TO meet the wishes oil ms
friends he Withdrew IT,
Mr.. LINCOLN, Of Massachusetts,, next took inc
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY EVENING, October {

After recess, the House resumed the pending ques-
ton upon the Mississippi election.
Mr.. LEGARE OF South Carolina, addressed the
House in animated and eloquent speech in sup
port of the report Of the Committee of Elections, in
which he commended against the strict construction of
the laws relating to this subject and insisted that
was TO be looked at large and general grounds of
policy. He was followed by
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, of Kentucky, and Mr.. MA
SON of Ohio, who took the opposite side, and in
sisted, from the constitution and laws of Missssip
p that no such vacancy had happened in the repre-
sentalion from Mississippi as was contemplated by
this enactment and that consequently, the election
held under the Governors proclamation was null,
and ought to be made void.
The House then, at about half past six, on motion
Of Mr. HAYNES Of Georgia, adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-05
SPEECH OF MIR. RIVEs,
OF VIRGINIA.,

In support of the Bill introduced 6y him, for de-
signaling The funds receipa6le IN payment of the
public repenne, and in opposition to tie Sub Urea
sWy Scheme. Delivered IN The Senate Of The United
States, 1914 Sept, 1887.
The herald., 1837-05-18

TT The "Courier" makes great fuss about the
better carrency Of "Sandy welchD "Boyden,"
"Downiag," "Hern," Blancard,' and others. Al
though none Of these bankers have loan Of S52 767
of the great bank yet they can redeem as readily a.
the Couriers pet
The herald., 1837-05-18

WHrrEwAsHIsG-The Wall street banks have
published a statement saying ;-"this bank cap
pears have been well conducted''-that bank ap-
pears TO have been well conducted every bank
appears to have been we'll conducted" Even the
Phoenix, the Dry Dock, and the Mechanics, are all
washed as white as China platters.
What confidence can the country place in such stu
died attempts at public deception
A day before the suspension Of sp9cic payments,
these very same banks were equal forward with
their promises. I'VE can pay sp' cs"--" we Can
pay specie can pay specie" vas the general
cry. The community now can put 10 faith in these
statements. The banks say they IRE solvent bat
not able to pay in specie-nor will hey pay in any
thing else What quibblne Even our old friend
Beyden, Of the Astor House. is honest than the
banks. He issues his bills Of twenty five cents each,
and when all his specie is gone he will redeem ii in
"cold wit,als," which is better than nothing
The herald., 1837-05-18
From the Washington Globe ofMay *
zy THE PRESIDENT or TINE UNITED sTar~s a,
AMERICA,
n pa CI. a NJ ATuO

APR0CLAMATIOv
whereas, great and weiehty matters claiming the
consideration efthe Congress OF the United States from
an extraordinary occasion for convenng them do by
these presents, appoint the first Monday of September
next, for their meeting ut the city Of Washington ;
hereby requiring the respective Senators and Repre-
sentaves then and there 10 assemble IN Congress
in order to receive such communications may then
be made 10 them, and TO consult and determine on
such measures as IN their wisdom may DC deemed
meet for the welfare of the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused the seal
II. S. Of the United States 10 be hereunto affixed
and signed the same with my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, the fif-
teenlb day Of May in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
thir,v. seven, and OF the independence Of
the United States the sxty-frst
M. VAN BvREr.
yons Fossvrn, Secretary Of Stcte.
Norrer.-Informaon is hereby given that during
the con,Inuancc of the present unfortunate suspen-
son of specie payments by many Of the banks the
Treasury Department will continue TO issue warrants
fr the payment Of which drafts or checks will be Civ
ON bv the Treasurer banks or officers in the neigh
borhood where the creditor resides or the debt was
incurred The checks will, according to former prac-
tice be issued separately from the warrants and in
such amounts rs may be convenient
The Treasurer will draw these checks only On such
funds TO meet them and 10 therefore hop, that they
will he promptly pad in manner satisfactory 10 the
holders bu, Il they shall not he paid when presented
The herald., 1837-05-18

wH,rE HArs-WHrTE HArs.-Brd and Amldon-
Amiden and Bird, separately and distinctly, each on
his own hook, are the boys for white hats. This is
now the scason--yesterday was the first day. Read
article on the subject the first page, and then
away and fit your hard heads, good people.
The herald., 1837-05-18
Meeting nj the Il Exchange Ycsteriay--ta kim x
fhe Responsibility.

The meeting was crowded before the hour and the
greatest eagcrness was manifested TO have Mr. Swar,-
woui the collector of the port Of New York, give an
account Of his sayings and doings at Washington
The room was 50 much crowded that he had consd.
cradle difficulty in approaching the rostrm, which he
did, however, all of reeking sweat and blowing like
race horse. The audience greeted him with three
cheers, and burst of laughter. "we, gentlemen"
said he "I have had rather hard work to get here at
least in harry. Laughter felt myself consid-
eraby hatered by beng called upon 10 state TO my
fellow citizens the result Of my journey TO Washing
ton When received the Secrearys order to collect
the Custom House bonds in specie when they became
due knew the impossbility Of carrying il into effect
and thought il my duty start right OIL for Washing
,on and see the Secretary and Executive about it..
I,raro,l did 80, went 10 tho Secretary, and told
him how the case was He said he could do nothing
that he felt the pressure much as any body, and
had as much sympathy for the country as any body
could have isscs but that the law explicit and
ne could not violate his oath. Then had talk with
the President and he said the same but that he could
do nothing till Congress came together; and that he
was agoing 10 coll them together possible
The President and Secretary and all of them, begged
me to tell you that they felt the PRESSURE and would
do all in their power to relieve il. Kisses al the Pre-
sidenL & But they said they could not authorize
violation of the laws. told them they might let the
Treasury order remain il was, and would use my
own discretion abou, obeyng H. and threw m yself on
Congress and the people for justification. [Cleers.
That's my story, gentlemen" Three cheers
James G. King then took the chair, and letter OF
thanks was voted Mr. Swar,out for the manner in
which he had conducted the business. The meeting
broke up in high good humor. Bravo!
The herald., 1837-05-18

BsSKlre IN LfrrLx WALL srREEr.-when one
takes the lead every body is inclined TO follow suit
No sooner had VIC announced our intention Of COM
mcncing banking in Little Wall street, than Sandy
Wech, noted heretofore for dcng business in the ur
tie and tcrrapn line, has taken it into his head to
turn his res,orateur into money machine, and he is
now actually engaged in issuing bills The following
is copy of one for twenty five cents, neatly en-
gravcd
ipromise on demand 10 pay the bearer rwo sruL-
LINcs A. WEIGH
The comfort too, is that if Sandy takes il into his
head TO suspend specie payments, his customers can
take i out in turtle This is better than the Wall
street banks, who will neither give turtle nor specie
The herald., 1837-05-18

II Never tell thing more than twice. Some
people tell one thing dozen times over IL is Of no
use-it is in bad tastc-it Is mnoral-sinful-snd i'm
Jeopardizes the salvation Of those who do il, "Time
is money" Save me from man vho tells the same
story twice ovsr-he who tells 1t often !. no, q, TO live
in . civilized enlightened, time saving sud nsney
loving community. Pray you, avoid il
The herald., 1837-05-18

The express mail brings us letters from our varou
private correspondents of the highest importance
Congress is meeting Legislatures are meetng-bank
breaking-cvery thing in confusion. Read and re
fleet.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

|lletteupe GpI(pos In osm oIl9suei
nen p!ane aus, paS ee eleI's!0t
nur zines mi5tunsenen ansrth6,
wie ser, DEN ole @nsldnoer Dor
mebreren MOnaten auf Srentore-
bia mabten, bsrarf, una Die 9an'
,e lofe ;ulammsn seite6te MaIbt
ne In l1noronun9 III brlu9en.
@gppte n.-Ger 0Icetb'
MIG uerlonste pcri9ee s5abr .. per
str. Negisrun9 etnen faboerltdnS
plgen Monn, um in Gprien uno
i'm SauruSseblr9e 9eo9nottllbs
|,lnterlutbun9en onfeHsn 81 !anen.
Os(trst6 bot ibm nun Den 0rn.
So(epb Nube99er uno mebrere a1f
0ere gel iihifte Ofisiere 9elenoet
rie Dom Q5iesf6nise lebr freuno'
liO empfongen wuroen uno lbre
Qrbeiten bereit6 be9onnen boben.
81 o.-prip une
minoGtbe 2lusla9en Don Uelf<ns
oen 6e(tdtigcu, oo6 fiboie mert-
canifDe 2lrmse Su Mstamcras i'm
elenoefen Sultonoe befnos, Der
iIb nun osnfen la0e. Sie bat toe
Der Gebensmiltel NOD &lcioer unb
1T Dbuieer 2luf6iuns nobe. Gen.
SraDo, Dur0 etpl9es S(o9en uno
Gjemurre peronloBt, bat Den s.
berbsfebl auf9e9eben uno bic 2lr'
NEE perla0tn. Gte 3eitun9 Wer<
curio rilgt Oisls llsbe!tt0nre nobt
brIdlibteit une beFennt, ooB le'
Der 9eoonfs 9e9en SeraS oufges
9ebtn fey.
Gen. BuIlaments i'll ols prdt
losnt epn Msrico erwdblt wcr-
Oen.
Sn 9era Cru; {Ino bic :frons.
&rie9sbris Ga Saoine, Die Sre'
9atte Oioon, NIT 81 &anonen Ii,
Q on0ere Sriss ein9slaufen. @ie
perlan9en i'm 9fomen Sranerei6s
9ereItuneen uno @nt(bd0i9un9s
en- bon Mericct osntn Sage td9-1
lib beoenfttber tpiro. Sos 2ono
1T einem 8utfane 5u eer9leibsn,
Der jeoen Nugsnblicf feline Seuer'
mo0sn oussufpeien 0robt>
eras s.-Jm tuerlconl (6en
mserbulen sebt e6 lnunter bsr.-
Msrifan!ibe II. teraniGbe &ris9s-
fabrseu9e rurb(uben olleS, wos
ibnen 5u GeI6t semmt. Neut
li1 ipuroe osr omertf. .S6opnsr
2ui0ona Don Den Merifanern ouf-|
gsbra6t uno nob 0ra0os Cant
So9c 9efibrt. Oo6 0er. Gtaa-
ten 2tnlen(eb|f Nabsj lief jeoob
oofelblt 5ufdIlig Elm, uno bcIte Den
S6pDner surucf. >
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13
@ . m q usl q n , {.

gsfansenen (onseblteb feds nab
9lnoern ;nblO .. bier nob Malnj
obaeqoneen. gs rparen Dies fol-
be,.bie bcreits bic tbnen our6
llrtbeil erlter Su(fon; suereonnte
9trats i'm bieltsen Stootbou(e
angctrsteu botten. Mon erSdblt
0b, DaB DIR. Med. 0unfen, Der
befanntIib in Sotse oss Sefrep'
unsSperfubs oDm ?. mop 1884
sr:r Ooft 9ebradt uno eurd Gr'
fenntni6 erftsr Snfonj i'll 5jAbri-
ser 3ubtbausl1rafe perurtbetl
muroet, ittner SsneIun9 uuo Sert'
bringing poflpsnWioesttan ent'
segen sefBt babe, 70 oab 9swalt
anesmenoet ,peroen nu6te. llet>
rlsens fpu fleb Die Sobl Der 9efsrn
abaefibrten Snquiition nur ouf
Jw6!f bslaufen batsn. Mnn bot'
te ol9emein sela9t, unter Den 10
in Ger 9fabt poa por9eitern Don
bier naD Moinj 9cbrabten Ge-
fan9ensn tef finbe ftb Der lelnes
0eritanbes beraubte Gtuoent
Nrienb, trc!l &r vors,fsrn DOR s
ubr Absno6 aus Ser SrrenanIto!t
ob9ebolt tporosn ollein Srieno
fpu ftp uur ouf Der }oouptwoOe
tsfnDen un0 oub bier oerblelben.
eSn ocr eeftri9en S(aht tpia man
Don eluem coer oem onOern Der
me9ssbrobtsn pe|itiG iGbsnOefanse'
nsn unipiIi9es :@brepen seb6rt
oobem iporaus man EbiieBt, ooB
uicbt oue suFmillI9 ibre 0efdag']
ulf1e perlieGsn. .Oaourb 1T oub
nUbl DaS mabrlDeInlib unbe-
srlnoete Gjerilbt entltanoen, sic
9efanssnen fepei1 ssGblcHen &C.
spe|eu. sJnoer osr9an9enen Oabt
puroen nun obermals sw6lf psli-
tifbe G}sfanssne, sic tbeil6 auf Der
5auptmoOe, tbcile i'm Subthau-
le, lesfers Sur grfsbun9 Ser onqe,
tretenen Gtrafe fa0eu, ilob 81.
flbergsbrobt. Jn maIns beftn-'
Den IIb bieGgs Seamte, Die in un'
mittslboret, Derfebr nit cen
OeCaueeneu febsn un0 Die ndh-
.lte NufNbt d5er o!ele!beu boben
Gousn.
Die von Srouffurt nab Mcins
sefboften pO!itIIGen Osfan9snen
fIno : Die rreD Stu0ssten More,
xgiIbtrratb uno Srieo [oer geifsss
fbwaeD tlt] u. oaH O!autbi Sunf,
9r. gunlen Or. Subo, Bubt
bdnoler Oebler, NottenlteIn uuO
RDb sini9e tpeniser beFannte. gu
ibrer Sortlbafun9 porsn ole
m69llben mitItairifben 9crfebr.
unssn 9etrofen porosn, Ii. preub.
llbIansp einseridt.. @S truroe
9snsrati,larib seibld9en II. 9}tes
mano ourfts Die Shore pa0iren.
Oie &aufeute GranffurtS mab'
en- lset ernIt!lbe Nnlta!teni ibrsm
2anosmanne 96tbs Elm ere6ap
tises Dsnfmal ,u leeen.
9etb a, %. Ssb.-Wob Ell
ner am Geblui1t oes eersansenen
Sahrss eorgenemmeusn polfst
sabluns betrdst Die 8olfsmenge
i'm 9ersestbume. gotba 95,675
ginwpbner, 795 nltbr als i'm Sab
re 1885, a!fo 3544 ouf Ger SUD
pratnisile. Sep Dem Mgisrungss
onttitte oes jssisen Osrsoss i'm
Sabre 1886 bate oas OsrSo9s
lbuu, 86,1l5 @inirobnet ; felt.
Dem bat flip bic 3abl um 1858
rermebrt.
m ai|n 81 l. Mdrj. 9ie prct
piforIfte gcuesllcn sur @rbau<
ing sinsr giferbabn ;ni(ther bier
uao Sranffuit 1T pntsrm 25ifen
Sebruer Don Der srobbersoaliben
6Sfndf8rpAitrii,1n nsirf(i1, erfhei(t
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

a0HsN WV '" ~ fS'<~Ts'lW w ~
ScDuIe aufee(teUt wproen. 2INss
(pribt paucn nit gut5lfen.
9ie oiet beprobene @ilenbabn
DON qBismar nob Seieenbur9
wiro nd6neus ju bauen an9efon-
Gen weroen. 9ts 9roBbtrs. Med'
(enturss@bwerinlbe Nesierun9
III enoli0 nit Den G5tdnoen o.
rlber etnperRonoen un9 bat bss
reits fur Die rasu erfcroerlI6sn
gopitaIe 9eIor9t.
Ser furbefilete 2anotog mur-
Sc @noe Sch. ourb allerb66ne
gntfb!isBung ouf untettllllte SsIt
perldnsert. 9on einen Sboten
Iperlautet nitbts.-@m Ollt9liso
loe0eIbeu truree nsulicb Ddbreno
rer Sihun9 Gno i'm 0eileln Don
SauEnren arrstitt!
| 9tuttgoro.- - Glnsn cr'
freulIben Benei5 BON Den, eeoelD,
!iben Sufanoe re6 OonoeIs uno
Gewerb fei0tS uufrer @toot Ils'
fsrt cie fortndbrenee 3unablns
ber SeU6ltsrun9, tpe!0e naD e''
ner auf 9loubwiroigen 9<ctiSen
berubenoen 2lngote jest ouf nobe
an $4,000 ginwobner 9elh0et
miro. Sie Nlitbe pes 0uDs
bonoels unp literarjftbsn DeEfsbrs,
ourcb eins miloe, oufseeldrte uno
nod oHsn @eitsn unfbti9eQono-
bobung Der geufur gef6rcertl bat
ebenfous cineu nibt unbetrdbt-
liben Nntbeil an bie(ss Sunobme
oec DeO6lfsrung.
Berlin, 2tsn Mdrs.-Der
Sob oes 9efsisrten runl'ben
9ibtsrs pufcbFin fou In petere>
burg 9ro6ee 0ufeben srrgen. -
nsbrIsens Ccu Der Sneptompf,
Oe0en Opfsr Ct 9eworOsn bel ben
unslhceli6en Bssrifsn, bic nob
tbsr gbrensenustbuuns in Der
Welt berrlben unoermeioIi6 9e'
tpeen Csin. Der Saifer $1,000
laus bat Die Sabe einsm &rie9s'
9eridt ubsr9ebeu.
:. 81 Il n tb { ~ ?. mdrj.-Der
SlnonjtnlniIter ron aDirf1lnger
bat Der boptr1ben Nbseoroneten>
Solnmsr fl'r Die Sabre l837-43
Elm Gtaotsbut9et oor9eIegt, oos
jdbrll0. i'm Ourbfbnitt 29t 1861
OO9 Guloen osrlon9t. Oie eln-
SeInen Nubrifen ftnp pertnonen'
te etD!ulIle ber foui9l. Mojetfdt
235O,58O f. llnterboIt Der Fron-
prinjlltben 50beit 100. 600 4. !;
Npana9cn 100000 f.; WEtnen-
gebalte 2ls,42O f. :; penllonen q
Scnto beim9efoIltnen NronosenI
2,l82 f.; flr bic StaatsEbulo
8,746,29l f. ; Gtot oes Staots-
rotbs 10000 4. ; gtot Der .Stin.
0eperIamn!un9 uno oes ttdnoiib,
en- NrbioS $4,000 e.; Gtot Dss
StaotSminiferlums oeS f6ni9l
0auleS uno oss 2lusw artigen
100000 f.; gtat oes SultiSmlni<
lteriums lyl58, GA 4. ; Gt:: oes
Miniiteriums Oes Snnern 752,-
$50 4. ; 2onoSsribts 1f260Io56
f. @tot oes Vlnansmini'teriums
100000 f. ; fur grSIe5un9 uno
Sllouns 4:O7O,733 f.; fotbo!i
fOer &u!tus 1859, 544 f.; pres
teliantilber &ultus 295,672 f. ;
Osfunobeit 48l 5O4 H.. qBpb!-
tbdtisFelt 2o9,8l2 e.. Siberbsit
1s4l5o f. ;. Gtransn' 0rucfsu>
uno Wanerbou L638l64O 4. !;
| be(enoere 2siitungen an Ole Sc
msinoen 100000 f.; SteuerFa,
taltsr 500 600. f.; Mllitiretat, u.
snar a. .aftips. Nrmee S. 344i769
4. baar uu0 o55, $50 fir Natu.
rallen; b. 0sn0oemeris Gl3,976
n y CSnnSnvnal>ifrhsS SRuren,,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

Irp, Der on ZEN ungorifd'en Orens
ssn fp piste 9>Aubereysn oerubt
bat Gb om 4tsn Mars erfbo0en.
@r ipuroe bon elmer benafneten
Scbaar, Die ju (einer 8erfpIsua9
ouseefanpt rporo, umSln9e(t, unO
ais er bic unmo9llbteit Su entrln-
nen einlobt bat sr iI9 ltlbit ent-
lelbt. 49,.
9ev beribmtt 2lbbe 81 . m l.
Iniqueo prao t, ocrtnalt-
yer @rsbiIbpf Don MsOeInf TT
furjlib in SronFreib i'm 78 Sc:
ben6jabre NIT 500 obee9an9en.
I 9n ser Sr6mler5unft ~ Stl'tt<
sort ereisnen lIb feltfoms 2!uf-
tritte. Sin jun9sr Menftb, Elm
l9jdbrieer Udfsr9efu, bat ftbon
(eit langer Seit Die 9oee oufge<
fo6t, ba6 er BON einem bbicn
Oeilte bef0sn FEY, Dee tbn BON
/ Selt III 3eit an elne @0oue groe
banne, neil Ct btn ptdnen pes
@:atans wicerRrsbe. Siefe toue
Jpen Die Sru0t zines du0erit
rei}boren Nerpen(pfems, uno ei'
ner psrmabuQnsn, n,aus Dem S0oot
Ge oss lInnf6Enen Olpllielsn1us
berpcr9e9an9enen erjIebung, IL
berfsl ibn unldngf wleoer NIT
tlnwiosritebli6er &toft. &r blieb,
nie eineewurss|t, plbsII0 pcr benz
5aufe Cs!nes W>stiters fteben, uno
bebauptete oaB er 3 Stunoen In
oieier Sage ous;ubarren babe.
Sn fllrjer 3eit botten (0 mebrere
1000 Msnlbsn un1 ibn Derlameltt
oenen er, inter 9rd6li0en Rer,
juGunsen oes OsGbts u frampf-
baften Dswe9unsen Der Oruft0ieI
urEaehe fetneS Sonues betannt
mabte. SaS dr9erli0e Sbau-
Ipiel oausrte 5 oolle S5tun0sn>-
9erbev9erufsns 2(erSte tpiss er
nit Gbtbarsm 2tbCbeu 3uridj bis
en0llb Die lt5l!be poltjsp, Die
iih unterDsnen slet6faus eln9s-
funpsn bate, Die Oeoulp oerlor,
oenIjdmmerllben men(tben potte,
In cine &utfbe tparf uuo ibn Der
Oerpas9un9 bes gatborinenbe,
fpItaIs hbergab> tpDbin ibm ober
Der furbt9are Oellt Der ibn re-
9ierte, nibt folsle' 2ln oievutnpt
i1lfbsn @r(betnun9sn wirp Stutb
gort uno |ei0sr oos fb6ne 9an}e
B0rtemberN immsr reiber, unD
ilc fnOen fo9or ou1 unter osn vs.
bern Stdn0en protection un0 ip'
pi9e 9labrun9. Gin 9swiGsr Scr
ner bat erit furjIitb ,pieesr Elm
neu.S BUD lber oas 8e(e0enlsvn
9eboren, uno 0aGel6e eil1em pb!Io,
iopben 0errn 6 d II N 9. in
Minben, ebrfur0tsocu 9espio>
met.
Doctor 9tnefenbers su 0srs
lin fabrt etnen 3ienlib (6arfsn
yeoerPrles 9eseneIalse Sbsolo9en
Seutfblanos. Nmutn, N6br u.
Srttl6usioer (lnpt na6 fsiner
Msinans, pereadtiee Sl0le, Die
nibt pireis lepsn, eos 9'rieltsr-
aenano su tra9sn; une bon Der
lluiperftdt gie0tn bebauptet Ct,
oae 0e. n!tbr dspptlfte pr!ener
In tbren Sdbpcb teberberge, ais
sponseIlfsbe 0stltllcbe oort ssbiI-
oct nlrosn.
ponitn.- (2lu5 elmer
brlefiben MittbetlNng. } Ser
limltano, oa6 Die Chefs rer Stpep
Sur persd9|itbftsn Sbdti9fsjt BE-
rufsnen &o!onneh @oans uno
Stoarefe!o, 2anosleute ino, Fan
audi sur erb6ern 6armonis Der
Vewe9unssn bsvtto9en. 8:p ale
Dem tpdrps i;b MIDI nlbt 9elroll,
IN ~ ynftter1, fa6 0lNfS ~otr1nr fn,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

>m 2(nfons Ser Dori9sn Wohe
,tsutsn 3 oaufsr in 9seMNrlsons
lire 2obIun9en Elm. Ste 0sr-
blne!,tbfsiten oerIeIbsn betaufenf6
Qnf 3 sNiQionen Sboler. Scr
Drud Des 9eIoman9els Ud6f'
uno cteBontsn 1slblt Eksn 0n6-
trouen In einanoer. Mon bef1r6>
tet oH9emein Dab lie ale 3obk
unsen In tlin9enoer Mhnie elnltsb
len rperoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

Il Ser Serouseeber einer
3eituns In Notbej bdIt N6 nit
src6sr Ge,pi 0enbaftiefelt an DE
befannte Ne9el Seine url00e
obne Birfuns. o}n felnen 80
0esonjsi9en lieft man Suerft oen
9famen oes 9erfprbenen, Damn
oen oeS Nrjtes, Der ibn Gus Der
we!t bef6reert bat.
Dos pafet(Uif Gully opn
6opre brobte nisber eineniSbeil
rer frons6G lben @ntfbdoi9unss'
Osloer nit namlieb 600, ZOO ST.
Qie S6uloenla0 Der Gtaot
poilon belduft fteb nobe ouf 2
Milipnen Sbaler.
Die Snlsl ct. 0sl<na ii
nun Gus Den 9dnosn Ser otinoi-
(6en gompanie unter Die Ser>
paltuns Der ltttlbsn $sone
hber9egon9en.
@s (iesen noes (ebr eroBe 0uan-
tltdten SEouer, ,Waisen, S6lnfsn
uno onoeres serduberteS S6peis
nefeil6 in pittsbur9 uno 0ufolo
fIr Transportation nob bitlitben
Stdoten. Spseuldtors bic ncb
fur bbbsre prei|e tpartetl mo6teu
tbre Singer Derbrenueu.
Ser 9onocn NOperttier tpirO
ouf elmer Oampfprtee 9sorudt
bic 5000 2eitun9tn in elmer @5tun-
De oborudt.
2lbrabom 9on Bureu 1T Ser
pri0at|Secretir feines 9aters,
oe6 YrdIoeutsu Der 9er. @too-
ten un0 erbdlt Elm 9olorrium bon
1900 Sb!sro psS Sabrs.
@ineS Der felt(omfen Snfittlte
in Gcnoon 1T Die S6ulet wslbe
Elm olteS 9Beib bait, oAs IN oer-
(ctben fleine &lu0er in ber &unt,
5ub betteln, unterri6tet. 2ons
Don ernobrt td9litb Is, OOOStroB-
bsttleri Dorunter brinSt es man.
der tdg|tb auf 80 SbiQiase
Sttrlln9 ; otsle blloen Gb in:
Stubs, 100 oss 2IbenoS NIT pie(su
2lnI1anOs cine partbie &arteu.
selpie!t, init ben Settlermdobeu
9etonjt uno init Den &ouegen
.waGtr ge5ebt Miro. Cine (pefulati,
pe Ssttslfrau sablt fhr sia &ino,
wsnn e5 rsbt eleno, gebreblitb
uuo franPsn Qnlebens 1T, NIT.
Dsr5nigen.2 Sebiuin9s tigliDsr
Veate; Elm b!lnosr Mann / 4 t5su..
rer, 3 Sbillnye tigliber 0sente
III Das biuie'te ;. otder prei6
Itsiet, js sribNbes Ser 0!inoe
Vslitbter fbneioep taun. Cine
Srou (ibt 5sbn Sabre fang an :js@
Dem Soss an 0sr(tlben Stsle
nit 3tplllinSen, Die nibt alter uno
nl:bt gr6ber rpsrosn. Gle 0sts
let bottsn G;b (olbe &inosr nibt
'e!blt, Dies 1T iensn 81 unbsqusm;
oa5u 9leb! e5 bort bs(oneere
maso5lne, aus oensn oer9lslben.
TsdDpel uno Sammsrss,talten
Trhb ab9ebo!t uno an Die Iis <oes>
tbsnDs tp!eoer ab9 b9ssiefert tpsrosn.
IS uerttebt ll1 eobep bon fslsf,
oas Or 0olsnos ein perbdltnik'
naBi9eS llnterpfano 9sbsu lnu6,
ootnit Or .Xripp,l ti:btis pieo,r
abgsl''fcrt reros. 1llts: jener
3roBtn Snnms bsTaosa i:b Die
9erfWdtnten Nrn'sn nod nid,t, ets
pon 0a>ts s,l I6aue NIT Settsb
hriefpn u.f,'trruek;D
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-05-13

llnssbeurt5 &alt@- Gin. 0r.
Sn1ltb, In SaDstte Saump,
Sentufp, so3 Elm SAufalb peu.
Der rSbbrlglsn 2trt, rtlbes i'm
N!ter BON IL Msnaten 1913
Dfuno .pog!