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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

iii. Suny 1889.
SrlbiabrS uno Spmr1erzQHaaren.
@. DoD1rao11 N GO.
50 enahrtbtistn ibre Sreunpe III @tart, Qeapz
~ ne linp pcn an9r1njenbcn Qatnties cr9ctcnt,
pat (tc fceten pom SlepsYr erbaltcn unp in ibs
reu, nrusu @etaube in Der Ofa, ,ttftrebc, anf ner
Off(cite Der Ganalbrildts, ouspa6en, Gin 9rpBes
unp frlenrirpes 4scrteu.ent prn
3rcden Baaren,
8epoes Der Stapel> uno Sdncys Srt
rie fi purebaus fir bic jeetse unp fcmmence Sabs
ressctt paSen. ltnter tbre,n sascr tenpen it u'1s
ter anoerln:
re=z. bldue, f6war5e, traurc, 9riltte, ca
lEaaN u rett unb ttablSemlthte xneber, eas
lEaEeJE'R 6imeres unp Sattnets; !, a. tli'f
~ e. 1s6 xtetin9; @bidcpee, Columbia,
Qpctfpillc, utp @ranit~ Sails 8ette uno .9einoen:
ttcfF aet(etebtes DO. Osnatur9 tnb Surtaps sct'
ncn,ciIa, ba,mncllnc une leincrc1ifbtnober Srr'
l6uSiGhes Seinen,cug; @tipc u. Iabprclpet O1n9'
bam ,lnp fartiser Muslin.
500 rs. fran,cfllebc, en9lilde ,snc Nmerifants
ftte 6 atune rrn bic 373 Gents rcr Darp Ofuss
lin 10. Sants; tran3StItbe unc 9corutte Jaeo'
nstts rer neuctten Olutter; setreu5te uno elnfabt
0omtricts lctncne 0umtrifs nnp tttebrtfs sa,pit
fcipene unb Saneps xa6er; 6tptrnen t1np Sct'nei
<aces une 8efeeunscn; tnfadben nnb 9en1utfertei'
5rrs DC 6bcin, 8rpsbe @rpais unb tct6te Setz
crnttcffe; so 9usenp meiBe uno farbise 9eirnlts
Sat,n,,pplle 50 Subenb Valmtlatte quite. Gin
srcscs NBrrtrn,ent forentiner Strpb> unp 1uss
eoniftber 8pmnets; ftipne unD pel5 -6htr; Stf
unp Sa[tlercrne Gttc cfrl uno Sbube, tranjbitbt
sapies StpGirpers--etn feincr Arttel.
Supers 9ltIas uno SducYs NSe itenltcHe
gcnnetttcfFe unp Erin,ulin9s etne 9rpBe Ans:
rpabl @pmncrffpffe gum Srm'aer9ebraiieb, mtt
Opre unb !6a,ntlton Drills, SafFalo unp Stpels
liant 3euae, Scnppner &prrs, Drills ttno 9e5tptlde
tc @tprinaats, mcrieanifde It. .6atnilton Ntfob"
uneen, nct(f elmer srpBtn 9erfaicpenbtit brerner
totlr,rprllner tmp lctnener 9rilltnss. SbGl nnp
8ldnttildber, ncttf elmer srrbeh Nnstrabl Stott'
cnarz lrtitc[. Iorcten unp Sprrrun9en. S"'ner
unb .6errcn fcicnc Wlcrinb, 9eptrtte uno totltllz
prllne Strannrfc unb -oaltftri1mrfe, felpene. Slc
unp birfblecerne 6anrlbub; tanm,prllnes .0arn
linp QSattrun8. Serner, Elm 9rcBes ABorten'en3
Queenst uno @lass Maaret,
@rb( unb oterlebrr, $ebcrwaaret, &c. t,eef ei1e'n
prutfdnpisen 4Sprtcment 8rpbercpett, 2oel'1et1,
$ifercn &C. Il.
Sbr Eager ift jcet pclIitanri9, nnb tmfan9t bas
arSBfe Qborte,ncnt SritDjabrs II. Scmmer@ @2eae@
rem bic ic tn piefcm Wartt anSetctrt tpureen, ale
pclebe 70 tpcbtfctl, no ni6t prbltcilcr rertautt
rperoen fraen als in ir9cnp eitem abnlieben Gtez
t(iEment IN picfem x1eil pes Staats.
OlaBlpn, Sunp 8. +. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
int @rcBen unb &leinett
cSnhianiiche Guripiit1tett.

cine srrse eQuspabl pct: &brter, Sabern, pfsifen,
8elrtSrfen, NaretiBen, &rieess
faar3cn u. f. 10. perfcrtist tei pen in Green 8ap
bcfineli6en Snbianern. Qls @efbente ins Aus>
lano fam es sc,piB teinen pabenpern Nrtitel &C.
ben, slmal, "a perlei 1rtitel i'm Auslanpe, als
pcn pcr !6anb res QBilpcn fc,nmenp, i,peb ppn
peit srcBerm SntreBe itnp. tim Sablreben 3us
1rrueb bittet ber Oti9e.
<outtar 49, 1885, kp
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
Sartemaoren Establishment

Sartetpaaren Gtotlt6ement,
Csames Spbnfon tittet adtunssrcQ TIM
~ G,lantnib, teincn Sreunpen in biefcm ,tnp
pen tena6tartcn 0aunti:s anSuseisen, taS Ct bas
srcBc saser -6arttpaaren rer frubercn Sirna 8.
Scbnfcn nnb 50. lterupmmsn bat, ,lnp in Sufas
Iu rcmfelben jet cine anfebnli9e Senbuns seit
9cmcBcncr Qbaaren pom 9leu.y yprf ausradt, ,ppz
purb CT kefabiSt Wirp, bem pubGfmm bic sr6tte
unp tetfe Nus,pabl
fd,mere, Waaren, Sdelfs@iiter &c.
bic je 1T riccm plate fell setoten ,puroen, ansus
tieten; a;Ie rcldc CT entf6lrben it, fir rrrmrts
3ablunS 5n bcratscfetten preiten su pertaufcn.
M.Bllrn, Sump 8. 1899. +. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

ltbren &C. aud ate Arten Srrbereg, $esHan "toa.nns
leidbter Getrante II. ales it, ptes Se@ l%1a9s"ss'
n9ertauf balten rpirc' Gr rerr9S!t, m wy ,tIro o
an runttlt6er Sebten1'119' lonepI Wv +.vr" ,'t,o
der als i'm 0rcBcrcp Get3"tt nte9t mtp ..n n",
len laben, rnp bittrt Dab btr er9eeenl' -" M",tt;' H.
3ufrru@ 1einer altcn Sre11noe nno 0eS 'p"''''
tttns tlterbaurt
Sutton, Su(p 8. -.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

w. NnFenDs6 Jleue6 JJOtel =
In ber Stabt Srib9etpater, 8eaoer @aun'
& tD, peunfpioanien.
@er unterf9ritbent jeist ben, pubfifttit tr8es
~ btntf an, baB ct in Der @fapt YribSefpas
ter, DeaperG Gauntp, pennEfpaniet., Al, Der norbs
Stfti9en Gde bes Diartt< 9ierefs, ipeffli6 pom
Clart nnb Go's @rtoitions tInb 0on,miBipns
qBaarenlaser, Elm neties 6otel crridbtet bat mo-
felbft ct f6 bur4 quite Sebietuns nnb ttllise
preife teniben rirb, Die BtpcSenbett bes pub>
lifams ~ perbieneit. @eine S6enfe bat Ct nit
ben pprsnsli6tfem @etranten perfeben, fein Iifd
miro NIT allen perfeben fepn, mas bic Sabsses5eit
Cutie barbictet, tinn ftne taile tirb fontfse ae>
ecianaobaficmen lfnb Seraumis. CT labetdeifenbe
trsebenf Gin, anJuraftn, anb empfiebft fi9 ais
cfs paslttums ereebenffer 9ifrer.
6tinrt6 4nfenr.
DstoStuates, S.es II. t.p
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

81 Hlae BON englifhen Muffern unb Was
= nufaftnr tperpen 3tnn 9ertanf auf I9anb &C.
balten, bep Iennts Hnb sc ap.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
116rn1oherep uno @roBerep.
Sto,'es Gtob(jsement tn Snltctt.

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etatlirt eta bat, alIwc er t'etlt
0eraraturen att auen Attt.'
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30
8rcee @ruacltitf unb SanFzGtpd Qpttez
rte Don gtqenthurt tpe!der in 9te1>
Srfpdf1R lIPnt


rte Don Gtaentturt tpelher in 9te,ts
Orleans, lte9t.
0f9tr rtibffe unp srrBartistfe plan ,peIeber je>
mails pem 9'clte il, biett,n rber irsenp et,,er1
anrern $antc rpr9elcst rpprben 1T.
.--e Stdets MIR 800.
Intbrriftrt purh Gin 8efeB ecr Saefebaetei,nen
Serfan,mltln9 rrn Slrripa, nnb untcr scituns Der
Gp,nmsicners, Die untcr eiefcm Gefcte banSe(r.
Qcirr se5rscn 3a Sadtonrtile, Slcrita, am fen
December 1889. Sbmibt unb .6amiltcn, Ofaz
ragers. Splrctter ltnb Co.. 156, 95rpaDipap,
SReu=yprf, atleinisc I9enten.
&etne Spmbtnattpnss3 nss3ablen!!!
1000 5iftts, RON 9lo. an Der Jicibe mad
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i,crs, fir bic Si6erbet Der preisz Snbater, i,tr
2iuftetrabrun9 anrertrout.
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cit IAN rer Maga5ntfraBe; lOl SuB
4 Soil an Der Ja9cstfraSc; 1876
Sab 3cll an Der OrartertfraBc.
QIirb gu S37 200 bes 5abrs perre1z
tet. @eftdet gu s7oo,OOO
] l,reis-Oas etfps .5ptel, 16s Sus an
rer Commentaries; I464 SuB an
eanrtfraBc, pcrrcntct ja $3.50
Stf6dsf5u 1000
preis-QbrInbaus Slc. Is, an Der
Artare, "a SuB SOL Srrnt an
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preis-pp. o,p. IS; % Sus Sront ~
ait rerarfapeftrabe. Nent ST., 900.
prsisWto. 80. 20, % SUI sront an "''00V
b.9lat6eitraSe. 9icnt $1,000. QSertf 10000
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40 SrB Srrnt an ret 8aln unp 40
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in Srpnt rer GuftrmDa @traBe. -
SSent $500; QDcrtb 10000
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anSsrpalttrase tep 1877 SuB i SOU
tief sHent $1,000; Dcrtb $4,000
preis Nntbeile Canal Sane
@tod, 3u$10O $1,000
bp.-20O DO. Commercial DO. 500 10000
1ssp.-l5O DO. Oicdeanies II. xrabers 5000
bp.--l0O 20. 9ttp Sant 10000
l pp.-l0O DO. DO. 10000
l bc.-l00 DO. DO. 10000
l 800 DO. Grban9e 8ant 5000
/ bo.-50s DO. Do. 5000
/ po.-25 DO. 0aslidt 8ant 2,5Ot
j bp.-25 Do. DO. 2,5Gt
i bo.-15 DO. Webanics u. Xrabers l,50(
bo.-l5 Do. DO. 1906
20 pp.-jeres 10 Qntbele Der $ouiiiana
@taatsfant, 500 jebes - jeber
@. preis $1,000 10000
10 pp.-jepes 2 Antbeil pom 500 jeber
prsis 5000, Der gasliat 8ant : a,ooC
200 ep.-je jepes Qntbeil BON 500 Der
-, ssant RON <ouifana 10000
200 bo.-jebes Nntbeil 500 bcr 9leuz j.. .
Orleans Ssant = .-a> : 10000
$50 Do. -jepes Nntbeil ron 500 Der
ttnipn Sant ppn Slcrba 5000
600 Yretfe 81, ,5O0,OO
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

tct,oNrldbtcil tDfe 5NDlFcttDeH SteHHz
SslS ~ 4 pe ui,b Gin ltbcralcs Yuttfum tltcr>
sNpaiHY haunt, rag fie cine partnerfbatt IN
Vii & Connelsacteb3ftcn gcbilbet, unc tt6
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-30

4 CHR @igcntbilmer bietet fofaenb
Il ~ tefhrcbenc Stride prer sctten
sanb 3lm 3crfatf an, namlib Soften
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
EDWARD SrANLY.

The Standard is s,ill defending and CO.
pying and putting Mr.. Duncan, the man
Who wrote the celebrated leuer from
whrrhihe folio ing passages are extract:
There j. m man living. perlraP'
who u more deadly hnstlr ta siav,t.
than | am. ie.. greater "a ~
moral cisris and couupIiug mndrur'e'
than all other human sriis pm iogt'hsr
Il is noi only moral and poIi,ical eri
within itself: ar inirinsicaliy 50 Of he
darkest and most damniRg character
but in all is bearings aud effects caleuial,
ed TO produce the mos, fatal eiTrc's Of
both the moral aud political ia.nIunon'
Of our country. lis an sui that has.
does nog. aud ,cM in all fims 10 COM
rhih IL crisis. inrolre ia IL. as wH IL
Us present possession as ia ia future
operations, crime. fraud. hfii, rob5srg.
murder and deRh. Bot 'h
curse be on ths heads OF those who su'-
tam surh an institution"
l. the STANDARD mot AFRAID al benz
branded as an aholuinn prtntl Murh ie'.
reason than that would Al any da, has
sufliced the Standard to charge any Nag
paper with favnring sbnlrtian; and 'h''
tno. though the Wing editor my hate
been all III. life a citizen ~ slave slate
aud an owner II slaves IlnH m"""
more. therefore. oaeh, the editor at 'hf
Standard. the - Northern man With souIh'
ern principles" 81 he nu las guard t"@
he shake the public faith ~ hrs sIneef'f
I, wonl,l he distressing 10 tisd tire S'er''
ard. with all Us zeal. an The slte oi The IT,
Mates: aud II II capunwes 70 keep '"c''
cnmpans as DR.. In can w. lear tn ...
hc viii Judge 1t acrruIttg lv. " I"" 1885,
who are man. lrrend.. and | viii .''
y"u pia' he rs." Fayetteville o5''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
Mr.. sTANLY AND DIR. DUNCAN.
From the National TnieIiig"ncer.
TO TIE EDIT0RS.
wa,hington, Febrnary u, ls3,

s warrington reDIuary a. icJt.
GENTLEMEN: On The 20lh instant, ny
attention was called I, a publication in
The Globe, signed 4. DUNCAN. in which
| am abused and denounced. in language
almost as violent as the people of the
Southern States have been by The same
individual. 49,. ,e
This communication has created M
other sensations with me than those Of
ineiTsblc disgust and humllialioD--dis
gust. 10 see such an ar,irIe Parsded be.
fore the world, in The official paper. lin
The paper loo supported by Executive
pa.ronsgs;) and humiliation. tina. such a
man should be member Of Congress. 4
do not wish the author Of this article any
other punishment than that the people
should read his communication in the
Globe Of the 10Th Of February. 1899.
| had no; been in the House, on the
morning of The 2Oih instant, more than
an hour, before The annexed letter. signed
BIZ my freud s. 5. Preu,iss and others.
"a, handed 10 me. After the receipt q.
this. several other statements were Offer
ed me. and | requested several gentle
men 10 give me their opinions in regard
TO the correctness Of Ihe report of the
speech.
| must ask the favor Of you TO publish
these letters with this note. The letters
are from gonIlemen who advocate The
Sub rseas"ry-ffoa Wings ami from
Conservative.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
SPEECH OF MIR PRESTON.
- NJ [ d. s. -Ie. l.al

Pm III [ all -l $ sea taE
The philadelphia Drmucratlc Wig
A.socittun m"l pn Monday evening
Carols. but surh vas the thrung. that !
VAS fund necessary III adjourn I" the
Court House. where = part only "l 'h"sf
Nhn wished To attend were enabled Il"
obtain admission.
JOSIAH RANDALL. Esq, Pre'i'
dent. took the Chair.
The Hon. JOHN SERGEANT re.
spnnded to a call. and, with his u'na,
eI"quence, STIRRED up the Wings To g"oa
frrhrgs and good resolves. We were
u"able to squeeze into a place Of audience
until near the close Of The address, but
found that the true feelings were anl'na''
Ing the speaker and extending to The
audience. Mr.. $. urged the Wings to
prepare for the June State Convention
aud to abide by their principles, The
"''uciples by whirh they had un'lrd' ana
n' which they must stand nr fall, lie
ed them tp due consideration al mfa
~ AIRY out ise,r principles, and '''"fr"
rm that success with those who could
1ct sus;sis The trIacirlss Of The Tbss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21

Viii sincere regard. I an. sir. e..
obi ssrV'l. s"af
ARTHUR 10. STANsgpRy
Rsporte' far tie Naiiaaal 4 .s..,.'.'
Hon. Mr.. SrALY.
The lelIer published in Ihe Cloh.
the ielh instant. affords mues NJ
fOrcommsnt. Besides me miss,alsm. -,
ss TO he correctness Of the re,.o,,-.
speech. others are very apparea. h.
cannot deliberately condeseend ID .,,o.
this indisidual. uho Is already uaD,.,, ).
more Than be can bear. esana, n. r..
he j. in earnest in using such harsh -,
llels towards mr.. lie no doub, mt
ed 10 speak Of me as he did of ,l,r.,.
- il exists IN " The Stare STATES IN a.
Union." merely " in The absrfartl' n
has presented sboliiion peIillan. s,.,- =.
voted On the AIherion resalulian. q
is . democratic Van Buren, friend a ~
South; and Of course he 70 w,l.,ns :, J.
slavery continue 10 this dlslrirl ami IL.
sIsies--he only aishr. 10 abolish A..
the abstract" ...-..
Self-respert. regard for he op,a,or.
my friends. respect for nv rnn,a,ur
ali forbid that should eaad..r,n.
notice the author Of such = eammar,r.
ton. ...~
! owe an apology ~ the genrl-n-
whose rsspec. ! posses. aud prirr ~.
having noticed this individual ~ al. 1
knew u was > contest in ~hieh | rnull
gain no laurels. but be had been Con.
sliiuled The defender Of the sdmini,,,,.
lion; the speech-maker, " hy sulhorl,, +"
Of the party; the lIbsller Of Southern m
siilulions. lie had attended The rsacu.
with the Democratic Essus--ihe txclu.
siye friends Of the S0ulh-wllh the ms.
noPolizers Of all the ehlSalry IN our laad;
and ! asailed myself Of The opportunity.
| submitted 10 The disagreeAh!s neeessny
of using the " b0dkin and shears" upaa
him. for the purpose Of exposing the
Southern humbugging chiEaIry demo.
Gratis.
When he spoke oil " Cresers and Her.
euLus. Ass-yTia. cleaning stables. hickory
broom" &c, friend Of mine perceived
me writing down what he said. and beg.
ged me moi u notice him, asking the " d.
you consider him a gentleman" | IN.
slanIly asked. IN return, a" Do yOu con.
slider me a candidate Tor admission lhia
lunalic asyluml" Aud then remarked
HAT | wished to say something IN rep,
Ia his praises Of Tappan, his denial sh,i
there we're any Democratic abnlInobIsI..
&c.
IL conclusion, le, me assure the " dsao-
nent" Of The Globe, tia, h.. maIrsnaa
siluPeralion has not produrrd Tie sllghI.
esl feeling Of resentment; and wishiag
him MANY more pleasant rides with HI.
friend aud patron at the White House
wishing him much leisure To pracusa
with the broad sword and the clauOnei.
] leave him TO the judgment Of an INTEL
igent community.
EDWARD SrANLY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
A. RENCHER.
] have read the foregoing statement of
Mrs'rs. Shepherd and Drberry. and laI.
Iy concur with them in opinion.
JOHN W. CROCKETT.

Sir: You did me the honor 10 address
10 me a note, enclosing the rough draugh
Of your speech in regard tn Mr. Duncau's
letter on The subject of abolition, taken
by me al the time, and from which yuu
afterwards wrote nuI the speech as slnre
published-wIth a request that ! would
compare the published speech with the
notes, and then say whether u dill mi
correspond with them. and dad nnt ioilnw
The track which those notes indicated a.
having been taken by tou when speak
ing. lhave complied with your request,
and feel no hesitation IN saying that IL
does. Candor leads me further 10 say,
that The speech very fully agrees with NV
recollection Of IL. a. delivered: thM Il j.
much less extended than IS usual when
members write on. their speeches irnn
Reporters notes; anil that ynu have mo-,
inserted in the published speech all Iha,
was spoken in the house. As 10 The
time occupied in its delivery. ir YOU sail.
as think you did. tina, you had ncrupIed
but fifteen minntes. am persuaded y"n
were unconscious of the lapse Of time
Wv impression is, that YOU spoke. IN all.
including the reading of extracts from the
letter, NJ least half an hour
Ynu are at liberty to make what use
yon please Of The above. which a sense OF
iuslIce induces me ~ furnish ~ som r.,
quest: but | pray. at the same un~. a..
may nal br drawn nin the vef, ut,I
'ant controversy between yon.,rit 81
Mr. Duncan farther than sheer necessity
shaIi demsnd,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21

House Of Representatives. Feb 81, 1883.
DEAR Sta: ] llislsned very aslenlireIy
10 your speech in reply tn DR.. Duncan,
on the l7Ih Of January last. and have
sinee that time read the report of it in
the National Intelligence. II strikes me
that the speech is reported with the aecu-
rscy usual IN Congressional debates, and
especially in those portions Of il which
personally referred to the member from
Ohio. lndsed, in regard 10 that portion
If the printed speech have remarked
some mitigation Of the severity OF the
phrases used.
II you consider il important that
should give my recollection Of fie time
occupied by you in speaking on that nc.
easion. | can say that my impression is
that you occupied the floor but Iiisls short
Of an hour. You spoke some short time
before copy of Mr.. Duncsn's answers
TO certain inierrogstnries respecting abo.
li,ion could be found IN the House: and
after a copy OF them had been procured.
you read large extracts Iron them. aud
commented upon them in the manner in
which your remarks appear in your
speech.
Truly, yours,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-21
D T. hENNEUI
lion. EDWARD SrANLY.

House Of Representatives, FEB. 20. 1888.
SIR: In answer to Your note just hand.
ell me, state that | heard your speech
delivered IN the House on the l7ih uli.
in reply tn Mr.. Duncan, and have also
read i. IN the National InIelligeneer, and
that it appears To me 10 be, 10 substance.
correctly repaired
Respectfully, yours.
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kNE INNNNt1sf
JAMES GRAHAM.
To the Hon. EDWARD SrASLY.
Washington, Feb 81. 1893.

Washington, Feb 81. 1888,
DEAR SrR: BY comparing your speech
as published with our recollection Of II as
delivered, in reply to the Hon. 4. Dun
can Of Ohio. IN the l71h uli. we feel no
hesitation IN stating that il has been cor.
recIly reported; and by This We DO no,
mean merely to say tina. the report EN-
bodies the Thoughts and sentiment. con.
Veyed BY you While speaking. but pre-.
serves throughout. with remarkable iide-
lily. the very words and phrases in which
you uttered them.
Eery iesnprtruIly.
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4. n. SHEPHERD.
EDMUND DEBERRY.
To the Hon. T.. STAxLY.

| did no, hear the whole Of Mr.. Stan.
ly's speech. | hsard distinctly. I sup
pose. two-third.. perhaps Ihrce-faurIhs al
il; and | say that i, il, | believe. 90 Gar
as did hesr,rvery correctly reported in
the printed cnpy--as much "a. think. as
any other speech have heard or read.
LEWIS WILLIAMS.
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washins,an. Feb y. 1853.

Washington Feb -. 1879.
Sin: | see . publication in The Gibbs
Of the 10Th February. 1899. signed A
Duncan. denying thai yau made The re-
marks in The House u Representatives
which were pnblished in The National
lnIelligencer in answer In DR.. Duncan,
on the appointment Of committee 10 IN.
vesugale The defalcaiiens al the custom,
house in the city Of New York. When
Mr.. Sianly begun his speech, | was sit
ting near the fireplace IN The southwest
srn part of The house. reading some pa.
pers. and did not distinctly hear his re-
marks, but after short time ny attention
was attracted BY Me-. S,anly stating his
intention 10 comment upon lea,er in re.
lation To abolition. which pnrpoIl,d TO be
written by DR.. Duncan. ! then left ms
dis,an, position, ard drew near enough ID
hear Mr.. Slanly make his remarks on
that letter. which ! had seen aud read IN
The newspapers. After Took my seal
on The inside Of The bar. and near the Va
cant space in from, Of the Speakers chair,
| heard al the remarks Mr.. Sianly De.
liSered in the continuation Of his speech
on lha, occasion. attended particular
ly 10 the passages and extracts Which he
read from DE-. Dnnean's letter. which he
held in his hand. and TO the eommFnis
and remarks Of Mr.. Ssanly upon the OPT
Mons and sentiments expressed IN the
letter. When ihe remarks Of Mr.. Stan.
Is in answer 10 DR.. Dunesn's speech
were published in the National Inlelllgen.
Ger in The early part Of this month. ! read
them. | believed then. and believe nov.
tia, many Of the very words and senlen'
ces found in the printed speech were used
By Mr. Slanly IN his verbal speech 10
debate; and thai the speech published i.
substantially the same which vas deliver.
ed in the House Of Representatives.
ResDeclfully,
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Being called UPON BY Mr.. SIanly 70
say whether | heard his speech in reply
60 DR.. Duncan. and whether HE report II
il in The National lnleiligencer 10 aceu-
rate. | state Inst ! heard The speech and
haze read il,e report Of IL. and believe The
rrpnTt IN be in Substance faithfully writ,
zen out. according 10 my best Tsenllec-
lion. ]. GARLAND.
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From the distance at which sat Grnm
Mr.. Slsnly's seat. could NOT hear him
distinctly. but from what dad hear.
have no hesitation 10 giving il as my OPT.
nlon that The speech as reported is cor.
recIly gwen. | have never before heard
its correctness questioned.
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p The Hon. EDWARD STAsLy.

House ii Representatives. Feb. 81. 1880.
SIR: Your note Of yesterday has just
been handed to me, and. in reply Ia 1t.
say that | heard your speech. delivered
in this house on the l7;h ultimo, in an
swer to DR.. Duncan, OF Ohio. and have
since read il as published in pamphIe,
form. and in the National InIeI,gencer;
and. whilst my recollection Of particular
remarks made in this house is perhaps
not as good as many Others, must say
that!l thought your speech. as delivered.
quite as segere as the published remarks.
and Think | have rarely seen a sprceh
more faithfully reported. according to m,
bes, r.co.lee'i,n,,