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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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lenutibfsit: :bierbur4 an 1ag 3u lssen,
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tob ernarb, iotlos.n, eielreil oaoarb oae
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makers, esr T6 oamit ssiebidtsr une
anseisbener 3n MAIDEN s!aubte. n;ebts
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22
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Ohio.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22
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lp 1886 fir 8 457, so. 5ablbar Elm
5abr nah oem Datum; pertanft als oas
@isentbum Don Sobn Nnppert, sur 8e.
frieoisune eiusr Execution su 9un(tsn
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an Tim 12 llbr al befa5tert Sage. Be-
oia3usssn ; baare BesatEurs.
Geo. q. Wsbb, G1srif.
April 7. 1887.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

Oatb einem 8ertbte oee
@eerstdrs Der SbaBfammer Der
Ger. Stoaten fuo Die gInnabmen
i'm Monat Sebr. $lll3,936-84
aus 36uen. uno $989,9lo--9l aus
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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Qeuie oas !ebtbin BON 81 II. s. Surser
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uno ite nbsen leiht!ib bic 9ebhprsn oes
Ar5tss erfparsn.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

Ser prdfoent Der 9ertini9tsn
Gtaaten bat 5rn Sobn DooO,
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pubIit $eras fdr Die Soften BON
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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muB nun wteDer BON ocrn on9et
fan9en rDeroen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

{ostr. Sing Ser Genotcr ocn
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-04-22

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28

States was supernumary machine, ana
that all the legislation necessary lnr the
nation, could be furnished by tweny-sx
indep endent state legislatures.
will make a single remark upon The To-
co loco system. consider .hls system
war upon labor and industry, aud upon
property, which is the offspring Of i'll ius-
Try. Its advocates are opposed 10 all banks;
and what despot is not; and for lie very
reason, that they enable the people to haze
a control over their oiUn labor and indus
tru. Were the subjects Of TIE despols Of
the old world permitted TO have establish
nents SO that they could could conlrol their
own labor and industry, the time would
not be far distant, when they would shake
despotism itself TO the centre. But, be
this as il may, we cannot haze an exclusive
specie currency: and for the best Of reas-
ons: that 10, we have not got, neither can
we have, sufficient gold and silver for The
purpose.
But banks, to be most useful, must be
regulated. Fixed rules must be prescribed
for their government; or else they will be-
come the iyrants in turn. | hook upon a
well regulated system Of Bank credits, and
tariff system, as OF vital importance to the
'abor of the country. The one calls it into
active employment, and enhances the value
of the productions peculiar TO the country,
when exported the other, protects il from
foreign competition and interference, with
such as are common to other countries as
well as our own.
Excuse the length OF this letter, and bear
with me, one moment, while refer more
particularly to myself. IL has been said
that have changed my principles. This
is mistqke. am not aware OF any change.
As an anti-mason, | have been connected
| with the Jackson party. You know, sir.
that the wings Of this State opposed the
| antimasons. The consequence was. un-
| ion of the antimasohic and Jackson parties.
| Ii was a union OF men and not OF principles,
or rather a union OF men protesting differ
ent principles. The object OF that union
on the part OF the anti-masons, has been
accomplished, at least so far as this state
is concerned. On several measures oil
general policy, have differed with the
jackson party-l have voted against them
in our State Legislature and in Congress.
Since they have become more and more
Loco Focosm, and seem determined to
sink or swim with this new system, destr,tc-
tive as / think 1t is to the general interests
of the country, shall feel it my duty to
express my sentiments, by giving my vote
aga inst them again. Were TO do Other
wise, ! should indeed think had changed
my principles. am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WIN. SPRAGUE,
Hon LAWS n Wv ~, RrisinI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28
For the Waterman and Journal.
"OLD SCHOOL DEMOCRATS

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a''1 %Woahin,ton L"nnonS ~ no,sess nha.
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Ia.u VI I'LL ,aI,.i j"'P 'an'v
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49, ''s, ~ .;,,,ja s,,o.,. .ia' ne
co"tu NV " S s'ut ~, ''"'P'o q".S'to"' Ion
wl'cm as ooua'o, ~ "a Sot1J Iitcr INA,
question was i'poa,'ry oNP'","e1 ~ num- ana
was hn",'y 'AIuSeo W., .o."S :oy an uiah'
imous vote! on no InaIlcr, NOT IN inc least
ne was an ola scnooi democrat! Perhaps,
hessrS Eailots, lh's o,u sGhool democracy,
as goou as nrahfocl"s pi''s' OF even Inc OLD
iashloned hygeiah' TO cure a.l uiSeases-out II
seems 10 me IL is asking u llttle 100 much oil
! the ireemen OF Washington county 10 take
this commodity old as it is-in
the place Of talents, influence, high respect-
bity, solid common sense, patriotism, and
right principles, which ought to be possessed
| by the Senators Of Washin gton county, One
word on the subject of old fashioned demo
Gratis. Perhaps this candidate was one-I
don't DENY it: but | do think that he learned
his lesson so long ago, that he has entirely for
gotten il nop why, where do we find him ?
| Is he not with the Royal prerogatiue partu
Is he not for that President who threatens We.
TOES in advance of Legislative action Is
he not unfolding the monstrous schemes OF
these degenerate days to take po,cer from the
manu- and give it 10 the fe,v? Is he not sup.
porting that nest of spectators upon the ma.
tional treasure, who have bank upted the ma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28
For tho Waterman & Journal.
NEW POLITICAL DICTIONARY

Just published and now in use by certain
persons calling themselves Van Buren, Demo-
Gratis Andrew Jackson, Martin Van Buren,,
Amos Kendall and +. p. Blair, Editors, pub
fishers and proprietors.
The following is specimen Of Definitions
which must be very servicable 10 every politi-
clan,
The Peopls-Office-hol and office-seek
ers, who have grown rich on the peoples mo-
ney and expect 10 continue so to do.
Metallic Currency Gold and silver deposit
ed in Banks, and Bank notes for circulation ia
be redeemed when presented. .Nota Bene.-
This is the currency we have had for twenty
years, but our good citizens, for want of suit.
able dictionary, have remained ignorant of the
true definition.
No United States Bank-Not such United
States Bank as the last, but such an one a.
Andrew Jackson & Co. would establish.
.4nti- Handicapped TO the old United
States Bank and in favor of establishing innu
merable State Banks which cannot sustain
themselves.
Democracy-A Government administered a
greeaby TO the dictaton Of one man.
*This definition is not acceptable TO all, and som
presenting the authority of the editors, have de
! fined it to mean United States Bank and as man
Stale Banks as State Legislation can be Induce
| to incorporate.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28
For the Waterman & Journal.

Messrs. Ediiors,-As the time of our Free
mems meeting approaches, the people natural
ly wish 20 know for whom they are 10 vote,
and what measures they are supporting; and
being myself an individual who has little TO do
in the administration Of public affairs, except 10
give my vote for such persons as ] deem beat
qualified 10 guard and advance the public in
terest-I take this method 10 obtain some in
formation for myself and naghbors. Before
proceed 10 my inquiries, however, | will state
briefly my own notion OF democracy; and il is
this: II is that principle in government which
most effcctually guards and secures the gencr
al and common interest Of the whole people,
based upon an economical expenditure Of the
peoples moncy-with io,U salaries.
The Hon. lebbeus Egerlon, who has here.
tolore been the Superintendent of the new
State House, is now candidate for The Office
oil Senator, for The County of Orange; and
wish to make some inquiries in regard 10 his
charges for services while acting in the capaci.
ty Of superintendent of the Stale House. And
MS one Of the committee who were appointed
by The legislature last fall TO settle with him
resides in the village OF Montpelier, trust the
information can, and will be impaired, that the
people may Judge for themselves, how far his
professions OF democracy" coincide with his
practice.
LIST. | wish 10 know, If after charging all his
expenses in travelling TO visit The State Hou.
SEES and other public buildings, in other States
and oil his expenses in visiting the various cit.
les, either upon "busGess or pleasure"-he
charged the State one thousand five hundred
dollars per year?-and if not, how much did
he charged
cd. wish to know how much OF this sum
the Legislature thought reasonable to allow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28
=. p. WALTON AND son, PUBLISHERS.

Direct from Washington. We understand
that Col. Buck was in town the past week
and wthal, that he was very frank in deliver
ing his political views. lie was hdrdmoney
man-and openly admitted, nevertheless, that
the hard money scheme would bring cows
down from $50 to SO in value, and require ten
dollars 10 pay debt of onei! or course, no
inelligon man like the Colonel, can doubt but
that this would lie the inevitable result; the on
ly wonder is that men, seeing this 10 be the
complexion to which things must come at last,
will be inconsideratc enough even 10 dream OF
u scheme so chimerical and ruinous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28
,elegma# IS SStats sSoHtpaf
Err ANNUM....s1, so IN ADVANCE.
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lblv aware oc the late invention by Mr..

ymont against the World. Our readers are
IDLY aware of the late invention by Mr..
Import of this state, of the Electro Mag
Po,ver, " hich, il is confidently believed,
Eupcrcede the use OF steam or water pow
We had the pleasure, on Thursday last,
omininq a new invention or rather I'M
sment in Locomotive Engine wheels, by
sorthy and pcrscvoring fellow-citizcn, MI.
a Town, which bids fair 10 hold rival
with that of Mr.. Davenport. By this inn
kment, planes with an inclination OF from
d n 1000 feet 10 the mile are overcome by
motives with equal ease and facility, and
( ne most simple plan. The nature of this
hilton consists in attaching n wheel Of prop
)mensions, with groove in its rim, similar
wheels used to propcl machinery by round
4 s, TO the inside Of such of the wheels OF
Locomotive that run on the rails on The
road, as the power Of the engine is appll-
b, in propeling the engine car. AT the
lmencement OF The inclined plane, Tie ordl-
rail stops, and another, of the same shape
is, but laid within the other, TO correspond
the grooved wheels; and as the grooved
fels come on TO this, they raise the Other
els from the ordinary rail, and the groove
mbracing both sides Of The rail, produces
|ciont friction TO enable the Locomotive 10
bel itself and train Of cars up the inclined
e. Mr.. Town has taken out Patent fol
Invention, and course of operations will
ediately be undertaken 10 test the princi-
upon scale commensurate 18th the i'm
ance of the object. We witnessed an ex
mcnt with a model, and, SO far as we are n
o judge, the operate Of the invention viii
1uccessiul and complete.
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Of whom sixty are church members, twenty
are candidates. of whom am one. My pres
cnt studies uro English Grammar, Arithmetic,
rcading New Testament, Ngandoo, SC.
close this letter, my dear Patron, though
have many things TO inform you on this pa
per; yet as | am not so competent as 10 ca
press all feelings ! have to commute ate,
am obliged 10 omit them. / shall need your
assistance and various things and hope,
alter you have paid attention TO my letter, that
you will be pleased TO scnd me some scrptur-
al books and others, which will help me in my
studies, with letter. And offer my best
compliments to your friends and relatives, and
let God the Almighty bless you and m" in all
undertakings; and if | were in the state of
yours, and were person TO whom your coun-
try agreeable TO heallhs of us, will not re-
main here even an hour without facing you,
my dear benelactors and my charitable coun-
tenance. l hope, If be in good health, and
have good opportunity, will send some news
on future time.
remain, yours truly, beneficiary,
CHESTER WRIGHT.
Chester is good boy, studies well, and is a
candidate for church-membcrship. hope you
will write him letter.
Your friend,
II. r. HOISINGTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-08-28

.Nlessrs. Editors--By giving publicity 10 the
following, you will obige the friends Of equal
laws:
Pursuant TO previous notice, the officers of
the ID Regiment, Isl Brigade, and 4th Division
of the Vermont militia, and others friendly 10
the revision OF the militia system, met in Con-
vention at West Fairlee on the I'd inst, and
organized by choosing Col. David Bruce chair
man, and Maj. Bailey Secretary.
On motion, votet, That the Chairman ap-
point committee Of three TO draft resolutions
expressive of the views OF this Convention. -
Whereupon-Capt. Stephen Thomas, Capt. S
G Heaton, and Maj. b Bailey were appoin.
ted.
! The committee, after due consideration, re-
ported the following resolutions, which, sfte
some appropriate and spirited remarks by Hon
Daniel Cobb, Capt. S Thomas and others
were unanimously adopted-to wit:
ResoLued, That it is unjust and oppressive tc
compel the few to bear the expense of the ma
ny in defending their country-Thereforo
ReSolued, That the tohoIe should, and o
right ought TO bear an equal proportion in sus
tanning a system which conters its benefits up.
on all.
Resolved, That we approve o. the measures
adopted by the Convention holden at Middle
bury, and give our hearty corporation to tn,
principles set forth in its resolutions.
Resolved, therefore, That it is expedient tc
appoint three delegates to the State Conven
lion TO be holden at Montpelier.
Whereupon, Capt. Stephen Thomas, Col
David Bruce, and Hon. Daniel Cobb, were ap
pointed.
On motion, voted, That the, proceedings @
,i.;e .o",onuon be signed by the Chairman 4
Secretary, and published in all public journal
in the State disposed TO publish the same.
DAVID BRUCE, Chairman.
J. B, BAILEY. Secrefaru.