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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-03-30
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ceunec Nau6b6lter founeu i'm Soarttpaareus
y Stphr per ltnterfhrietenen eren fir eine 6aus.
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Decfen 1t. EGrpet>0ISebeveD,

SSnabura, 9NoV 15. 1887. Aq=
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he proceeded to give dstail Of the private
character of the prisoner, his unexampled
conduct while in confinement, his coming
to trial unguarded ; and he concluded by
saying that he believed that it would be po-
lite in tho council to pardon the offence
and that he, for his part must consider the
sacrifice of man of so much integrity and
truth, as stain upon human nature.
Many heart warmed with sympathy & ad-
miraton,as the character of the simple heart
ed countryman was unfolded, and he was
pardoned without dissenting voice. AS
his word had been sacredly kept, they con.
sented to consider him prisoner on parole,
and permitted him to return to his fam
lily '''@ 49,.
AS the vote was reported, the acquitted,
who had hitherto, in the prospect of death,
restrained himself, gave vent to his feelings,
acd wept like child-then turning to
thank his deliverer, his eyes fell upon the
pale, bloodless features of his wife, who
upnoticed had glided into court, and was
standing behind him with her infant in her
aims. AS she hastened to meet him, the
child fell from her embrace, and overpow-
cred with joy, she sunk insensible at the
feet Of her husband.
On the 4th of July, in the following year
the Colonies declared themselves free and
independent, and then the hero of cur tale,
clearly comprehending his duty to his
country, and taking up arms in her favor,
rose to the rank of Captain, and assisted ir
gaining several battles.
! The good old man lived to green olc
age and has been permitted to see his child
len l.ootsteps to honor and prosperity.
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i I ! Il 8
THE TRUTH.

My attention having been called to the
above publication, | have thought it right,
and due to the cause of truth and justice, to
state, that in the month of July or August
1918, John Stonebraker and l became bail
for David r. Porter for a large sum of NOM
ey. That he placed in our hands as secu-
rity the title papers for tract of land in
Beaver county. That in December of the
same year we gave him up the title papers,
and requested him to make sale of the land
and raise the money forus, that he did make
sale Of the land to James Kiddc and Alex
ander Russell; and took their bonds for the
payment of SI0O0,-On the first of April
following, and the remainder in two or
three yearly gales 4 cannot now distinctly
recollect which,. He left these bonds with
James Allison, Esq. attorney at law 'ot
Beaver, for collection, and broughtat his
receipt for the same; which he assigned 70
us. That the said bonds were collected BY
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
NEXT DOOR TO RoBIsoN's STAGE OFFICE.
TERMS

The COLUUIBLA DEMOCRAT aciH be
published cUery Saturday morning, at
TW0lDOLDaRSp per dnnuna, poydble
half ye4rN III a9gfitce, 5or I5co Dollars
kEfty Cents, if ret pcid s0ithin the gear.
No subscription aOiH be taken for a shorter
period than sac months nor dny dsSco,a-
tinuance permitted, until all drrearages
are discharged.
.fDVERT EASEMENTS not eTceeding a
square ,ciH be conspicuoetsly inserted at
a0ne Dollar for the first three insertions,
and TsUenty.tfve cents for every s'ebSe-
,qste,,t Insertion. H-P,4 iberGI discount
made to those whe ,GdUertise6y the. gear.
LETTERS addressed c'e business, must
be post paid. ~.
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POLITICAL.
LOOK HERE!!

Another calumny inUentedby the o6icehot-
ders of Joseph Ritaer against the demo
cratic candidate, triumphantLy rsuted!
Th, "Western Argus" an antimasonic
paper published at Beaver, contains the fol-
lowing which is now going the rounds Of
the state, and which bears the manifest inn
press of the hand Of that infamous traitor,
John Dickey, now one of the board of ca
nal commissioners. ~
tc-, From the Beaver Argus.
Last week we published extracts from the
records of Huntingdon county, showing the
time, manner and circumstances of David
r. Porter's taking the benefit of the insol-
vent laws; but the facts now i'll our posses
sion, connected with that matter, place the
Loco candidate in an unenviable position,
and exhibit his character in. its true light
before the people. The Huntingdon coun-
ty records make out pretty strong case a.
gainst him. but those of Bearer county, con-
nected with them, will astonish and startle
every man of moral feeling in the Common
wealth. We invite the attention of the
people to the facts we are about to present.
The Huntingdon county records show
that David r. Porter was discharged from
confinement under the insolvent laws, or
the 10th day of February, 1919. Marx
the date. TO obtain that discharge, he wa;
obliged to take the following oath:
81. A. B. do swear, that will deliver VI
and transfer to my trustee or trustees, To-
the use of my creditors, all my property
that / have, or claim any title to, or interes
in at this time, and all debts, rights ant
claims which l have at this time, or that
am in any respect entitled to, in possession
reyersion or remainder and that have no
directly or indirectly, at any time, givenr
sold, conveyed, leased, disposed Of or en-
trusted any part of my property, rights o
claims to any person whereby to defrau'
nv creditors or any of them, or to secure
receive or expect any profit or advantag
thereby"
In defiance of this oath; the records {
f Beaver county show, that instead of deli'
: ering up to his trustees, for the use of hi
a creditors, all his property, debts and claim
D David r. Porter collected, in has ot0a nan
!, and for his own use, between eight al
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STORY OF THE REVOLUTION.

,c, In the commencement of the differences
between the American Colonies and the
parent county, many persons were dis
posed to advocate the cause of Great Bri-
tain. Whilst the most of those who did
SO were actuated by sordid interest and
ahe fear Of the loss of property. there were
some of generous feelings who maintained
their allegiance from integrity of principle
and purity Of motive. Of the latter class
poor man in the western part of Massa-
chusetts, who was in the habit of attending
all the meetings that grew ont Of the oppres.
sions and usurpations of England. ~.
At the same time that he did not attempt
to Justify the measures of tho Parlisn, s''t'
he endeavoured in his plain, rustic way to
palliate them, and deprecated the active
measures of the colonies as subverslon OF
all order, and the introduction OF anarchy
and confusion. He was a simple hearted
man, but eminent for integrity and love OF
truth, so much so, that in his own neighbor-
hood his word was considered as good as
bond; therefore, while his arguments against
the resistance of the Colonies were mo-
permitted to weigh feather in the scale o
public. opinion, his undoqbted honesty. O
heart exempted him from the hatred which
the "tores," as they were called at the time
so commonly excited, and from the exhibi
ton of that hatred in the usual forms
forcible ablution and coat of tar and teath
ers. ~ a. -
Affairs at length reached crisis. Tn
battles of Lexington and Concord rouse
the people to arms, and the Congress whlc
assembled at Watertown, resolved to rais
thirty thousand troops: and the business
enlisting and draughting was immediatel
commenced with great vigor. There was
therefore, no alternative left for the simpl
rustic, of whom have been speaking, bl
to take up arms against England, contrar
to his conscience, or join the forces und'
Gen. Gage. He determined on the latte
and in doing he experienced all that bite
ness which is incident to civil war, In, lea
ing his wife and children unprovided 10
and to the protection of those who necess
rily would become his enemies. 4
+ 1t was a beautiful evening in the ear
part of May The labors of the day we
over, and the father had returned to enj'
the hours Of resi-, with his family. He
eupied his usual seat in the arbour by t
door of his whits-washed cottage. Befo
him were two children playing on the gre
grass plot--a third lay in, the CRADLE a
beside it sat the mother watching its stu
bers. How many were the pleasant imag
Of the past cojugal happiness and pater'
love that busy memory conjured up In
stiffness Of that soft evening hour but
very recollection of them caused melanch'
forebodlpgs to cast gloom over the sPi
for now, they were to be fOrgone 70
dme--perhaps forever.
The hour. of prayer arrived, and oh "
what earnesaness die the parent wrestle "
heaven, and imPlOre its protection for
young and the helpless he, was leaving
hind. The parents shed copious tears Fl
kha oxerAnwing sensibilities Of nature,
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Number rs.

nine hundred dollars, from two citizens Of
this county, to whom he had previously
sold land in North Beaver township! On
the 9th Of December, 1918, very short
time before he fled his petition, Porter sold
tract Of donation land, No. ITS, in this
county to Messrs. James Kiddo, and Alex
snder Russell for the sum of taco thousand
dollars. The deed acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the whole purchase money, while
it would seem that but about one half was
paid down, and notes or bonds given for
the balance. These obligations were held
by Porter when he ''swore out" and after
wards proceeded upon, and collected as they
become due. 80 {, -
The 6rst is entered on record in the Pro,
thonotary's Office, in docket No. s, page l47,
as follows: 81"
AUGUST TERM, 1919
David R. Porter I Summons, Debt,
! Es; $4,000 Served Mr. ...a
Jas. Kiddo and = "a. goth March,
Issld 2ad July 1919 arbilratiOrsi at the Pro,
thonotary's office, on the 9Th day of April
next at IL o'clock, to hear and determine
all'tnatters in variance between the'parties
in this'euit. Exparse rule on of Pl'H-Serv-
ed by Sheriff, M. %, 5th April, 1920
James Kiddo; one Of the defendants,' ap-
pears in person, sand confesses judgmentto to
plaintiff for FIVE hundred thirty dollars eight
cents debt. .,,'@ t,,-s., y a
Defendant, James Kiddo, files three re-
ceipts, to wit: one bearing date 10th April,
1920, for 81, 200, one '23d Sept. 1920, for
$465 90, and one dated 18th Feb. for $9l,-
OOy which payment satisfies this judgement
ID, -SgnItiiI IS zppieu 10 a genr1slsrgdinSs
same defendants, are No. 81, April, 1920.
The second appears in same volume, p.
.22O, and is entered capias case; debt $685.
&C.; issued 10th April, 1920. On the goth
March following Kiddo appears and con-
fesses judgment for Sl76 65 debt On
the 10th December 1884 Judgement salts
fed. '''''i ''.' .''''.r
The third obligation, entered April term,
1922, same volume, p. 767-issued April
1 Ist. Sum liquidated by Prothonotary at
: 81 80 IA. In November 1925, Kiddo paid
=, $I73 s7a; and on the 18th of July, 1929,
= the debt, interest and costs settled in full.''
1t appears, than, that on the 5th day Of
December, 1918, Porter made his deed to
e Kiddo and Russell, taking their obligations
e for portion of the purchase money. - AT
d the January term, 1919, one month after
: wards, he applied for the benefit of the in-
+ solvent laws; and on the 10th of February,
e at special court, was discharged from con-
!, finement. In July following he entered a
1t suit against Kiddo and Russell fOrthe collec'
l. ton Of the first bond due; and in 1920 and
= 1922, the other bonds were sued and final
l. ly all settled Is it not plain, then, to every
10 mind, that Porter did not deliver up for the
l. use of his creditors, all his property, debts
e and claims, as required by the law, and the
/. insolvent's oath! Judge ye who are called
W upon to sustain his election to the highest
m office in the Commonwealth.
N x Il x ! = 4
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-11-08
RAIL LINE TO BOSTON.

A stage will leave Newport every day, Sunday
IA excepted, at 9k o'clock a. NJ. and arrive in
Fall River at i21 o'clock, leave Fall River at I
O'Clock aud arrive in Taunton at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
the cars leaves at Al O'Clock p. NJ. and arrive in
Boston 6h O'Clock.
Returning the cars leave Boston every day a,
Z o'clock A. NJ. and arrive in Taunton about
A. NJ. Stages will leave directly after for tal
River and Newport, arrive in Fall River at l2l
o clock, leave Fall River at l O'Clock, and ar
rive in Newport at O'Clock p. NJ. Stage FARE
S2-Railroad 81 80.
a stage will leave Fall River every day, Sun
day excepted, after the arrival Of the Newpor
stage for New Bedford, where they will arrive q
p. NJ.
Returning stage will leave New Bedford eve.
ry day, Sunday excepted, at 8 4. NJ. and arrive
in Fall River at IL O'Clock. Passengers can have
two hours in Fall River and arrive in Newport al
4 O'Clock p. NJ. Stage Fare So
Extra Coaches nj all times on reasonable terms
Sage Books at Messrs. Townsend's g. Has
ards Hotels.
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Newport, July 8, 1897.