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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14
Gin 0Scrt an G(tern.

2BN eff piro bic Suaear rabin sctraett
DO es alih wrniaaen erwarttt miro tnrh bic
lus;rbrnna, nne-eon ben gltsrn mast ibrtm
Srattrn tsaIsittt, Die aeminr Nlaatn Die
llria'bs ihrss rcr;t,tistn 9csse Oaoso,,rsb Dit
8srnahtalfsnna Sertaltansyn in itrtm
Emtfsbtnsu bsmmtn, lsiunr afe uuttttus
t;nes >cieeniebaftsn Ntrahsene, ,rie lbrt 1uf,
msrfia,nttit niht an3isten bis rtr 3tfbr,r
itin 1Dsrt ttNcnnen unr ab tin Dpftr st'
ltebtrt pat. '0iee 1T teine einaeti!rttt Stils
eernaa,r term 3atlrsihs tialid Iltt srsisnea.
et'Balf temeiitn Die 9tatIaht.
Dti Grmatbitntn trinatn Stredltunatn
ralIsIte Ntlultat berpcr, !ater ]te mathea fsis
ns 20 ftnelle 'Srrtfhritts mistn Der Saatne;
ite fclea inrsdtn, ttitts AT '&inesr Hne trs
ipathiene frhb,eua tsathtet, aGp Wiht ais
nntseGtsncs etufhafttn anatIebsm rpe.ren
esnn Is ii tine triatr1tte Soes etmt 3m.i,
ftl eas'>stsn ben aamsnren vtrfhr3t bat.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14
Srlcft Mnb OcIllnn(tfgll.

Wsrrsn, nie porbin. IN Dsutfttr, frau
lsNitter uMo enaIlihcr Yrraebt rrm lin,
traeihMetsn athcrla asittr,steH. mo maet
Gurrra, al Ort unO SttlIt, jorsfaltis ers
perlrt.
Iud, ben sinhsimilhrm Der enaIhem
Srraehes nmtunriaen Gtaatsuub. &anblsns
ten. ernem ss b6ehf anaslsasn fem loll.s
ibrt fcsenanmttn Dtses. ais &duft, $tt.
,u,iasen, Ncnos, Nstnnnaen uno ttlcns
otrs ibrt stftameuts, in ,brer eut ftbtn
'Mutttrfprattc. sefhr,ttsn am battn, sipt
Oorittte Wlaasreae wcrmrdb manhem
ipsitlaufaen ane fceanm tcffp,elism prc.
btBe ftnntt pcrsttsust perrtm, t,ettr Ct
Isins 0isnfe an, unb, ais atftsperttanois
y3tr rfahrner SletariMe, umb tbtnaliarr
ssritbtliebs Bs ANTE wirb Ct fh ttatisit
befeibrn btn 9Einietsn isinsr glisnttn ae.
fptiitnhaft su smtirrsthen. - Oaan ntlbe
flh perfSnlit cpsr N porte frtpsn B:it.
fen AT :.
prerr O e. masnsr,
Ottatins, penn'a
Sn tsr Gtatmb rrM OttaeimA msbntute
psricntn btiitttn am 6tctr Der 6rn; &eim
mns Gtitbter naeb,Mfraatn.
Ntasins, fsn 10, 8retmttr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14

Or. SoIep>b9 opi,erres
9lus Miineralien al,nb DHan;en be-

Or. Sofspb.e op i,erre's
9(us MAeralien al.nb DHan3en be-
srcltete Wtertslen.
Sur fll,asasn, milssR wnp unfsb!baytn sci:
tuua after 5.autfranfbsi:sn Terlssunsn uns
Nusitidasn, bic rrm Srtnntn, Srnbtn, Sc,aus
81, Nustftsn, Sttdwn, siftis.u sbitren, .ees
fbp4!rsnr$rtbS unc nnrtlnem Slutt sntltsbtn.
sGisfs Wsbj,n btbs aui>, eben 10 9sld,wine
uao Ibsr, nG: Sruil:, NaScns unp esite*e
i!nsr;sn, ais s Iui.sn, Aittna, @nStrafisfsjl
9Raasnptre crttNbcit SurtIaAf. -&clif, &ubr,
GsyHrpfunN Sid,tsHs@ @vtgtthen,cStan in Str
&t,lt, MkasntT!ism, bic ebrlraunb 8arnlt
f,r- Sinei-, Die Sabns, ObNns une Mu9sn:
rbmsr;en, bic Gs:sranfbsit; iie ren9t eas
SIut, Nartt ben Wa9sn Ano tsfrresrt Zen
arpstjs.
8iir agt sislt ushs! iif fssrprrt: une fann
fir icldw a!s biirtliussma' psrhiir9t ,psrttn.
8iels 5susnii. pom Msssn bsrittens fsnnttn
rsraslsat merptn, ,peaw ttr Naum bier srlaubs
ts,Sob iitman assrTust, eatS Seer beim Sts
brautb bsrislhsn .spn ibrsm 'fustn trirse'St
psrotn pirb.
Obias Rtbiyin IT nit tts 9rftcrs Namtn
i'm 8lais unc snsm ascrudtsn Gttrauh|St'
tel ptrltbsn, in eisisr Sruftrsi ia babsn, fir
ben sesinssn arsiS psR 62 l-2sentet SlaEtf
FSuli 81
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-01-14
Or. Se6ter's
2u,t9en> eterpattp.
Huis so Gent bic EfoSrhs

%ptlo Not SeM Ole Sta1dt.
ST Gin. iebr febasbars 3ntsreituns. sntete,
ourd tintn rtatImaIftatx uns ttrNbmttn
reHhsn Gr3t ber Ils itr finf,is Sabr, in
ittnar fisenen praris in Dsutltblane az.
traatbt bate, in Wsltb.m &antt 0e wabrtnb
jsntr 3tit aulItrf ussthtbnt tsaHbt murbt,
tei 6uttn, 9U faitun ssn, &atarbfttsr ,gxa.
brhltiaeest, Efisshtulfsu, 9sittn I'M, Mtstf,n,
ihmerstn. Blntiptitn, jsssr Irt Btutts nmp
suastnttfebmsreen, nnb III 6tmmuna Der tr.
annatsnetn anej.truus Dielss tann ais tot
etr ettssn D1sei3in Aefaat wtrbtm, ats tit
3titunAs teeannta tsuaten fmb IN fcf{frit.
lis tasu jtber tefriseistnbe Bemsis in ed.
ftn c8lrfamsen Wir> in eintm Ytr(Met ea.
NIT aefnnttn ptreen, 70 wit aud aablrticbe
gmpfeblnusta eit Qnwttiunasietttl tts(o
tsne. lisbtr 7OOo SIafchtn nne allein in
philadelphia mabrtxs srm ltttta winttr
pr"auft 'ocrpen. Elm Il tr3tuasneW Benne
rrn oe6'a Slnstartnt. icnia miree cine 20
srodt Ouaatitat nit Sertanft rpereen Itin
90 ipirfiam 1T tis Wsbilin aenrfcn in
Snrlrnna Der utrftbiettnta. &rautbeitsn fln
welte lte tmrfcbln 1T. baS fls altm anr.rn
3abcrtituassn reM Garfapar,lla, panaeest,
,e. itbRsl reranaeht.
Diels 3tusuiNt Itnb tfn 3tit III 3tit srba(.
ten nao ttfannt' 'stmaht mcrbfm, attr Der
xcRtaaufrau, BON 3situnasteeantn,afsunn
aen Strtitttt htrsn wlittbtiluna aitbisr. Dir
Observation-Disclosures ltidbt iittraeaat ntr
rem ron Der O1dtiihfsit siefer W,sti,in ptnn
its anrnfen all ttitr's 8efnnpbsits emrcri.
nm, Otc. 1871 SaertiptittniirAt{t unterbalb
r'r Vine e'ra0', sum GtiIe rte "seIetnta
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Sob G. q u(enbah h g
Neuer Giien Baaren Stobr,
Gte Der 6ten uno Sff-penn Gtrai1en
Htabins.
Serf5 Gauutp e5ntelllaeM Int.

Gaf sr,nssuDss grIntbea ,sislsr 1siuer
5reunre warte l:nser5sidneter tepestn Elm
aiSsmeines Sntsl!iaen;:G Gmt, in Dsrtinpwns
nit ieinen anssrn SGhaftsn. ~ srcttnsn, no
'pricmtn fir tftntIitts Btlstruua, wssne
5awisr, ris gu Utr!tbntn, ;u rtrtauftn, pser
Ut rsrmcrtsaHtbem Ine. eiMtrastn Ia,ftu uae
Selhs, Die 3n rsnttrb tauftn optr auf Wsrt:
Adtfb 3a lebnen whn1bsn. GrfhntisunS stn.
jtrbtm ttnntm. auA wtrrtR aIle aAosrs il
dntm Snttlliatns Amt stbtrtnet &slhafte
rerriettst auf Anfrass tei
George oB. SafeIen,
Stcrh ste GralIs. asssHibT btr epie,
trpaI.Snst Nsaeins.
S(cptmttr 10.
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nsmmsn nns far ben sswibnliben pyis Gins
strldt.
unterlhrsibsrn in sisitr Gtaet wirs Die
3situna pertefrsi ssfdi6t ptiters Beritnbmns
gen ssfbtben sureb bic poff eber 9rassr, BON
asktsrn fir rs Gent jdbrlid, auf Ssrsn tsr
bstrsfsnsen lntsrihrtibsr.
Hrisft unb Wsittbtlunsen mh1tn pprtss
fire einatiantt ,ptrbsn.
Nsasin9, ben 20, Oetebtr. N
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wire bisrmit seset.n, sas bic uussrfhrittsnen
eurh ben Atsiitri1r ms erfasten eauntss
ais 4smniifratortn utsr obiae Sointtrlaitns
fbaft sinssfs5F fnr ; unc eas cemaemds ALE
bic nob an oieit!hs tt,pas fd,u!ria iinb trine
ssnb srluht ,psrosn fcbale nis niaslid,, 3ats
lnna an eis llntsri'briesNnen ~ ltiifen, une
aas bic norh enpas an eeitlte ~ forstrn bas
Sen aufasfcrssrt psrcen,ihre Hethnuneen mch!.
tsitati0t fir Sf;at!uns ein;ubdnsissn an
SI1abstB Sung. Nemt n.
Siaae Sung Tom'tor.
Sertsmter 10. Amt.
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s tut 9 t { { It.

Oifkr als lQ,u00ibtren tcI $eiep s Siuf
rillen ,rarpemsn pbilaeslpbia allsia <Drr.
saufs. .uno sine,t art,Isre DHanrtis ia tAn
Q s,ain oem oerlodeusu Jahg.. Csin atir3eus
oct @gsweiss i1rasA uufd,agtMsn .Werttss
NIB ibrer Ssieraft, lcn,t rci.ree lsins, ., gro,
Es SHanthetNis Dcrtcuft DfrbenS ftMnsn. '
Nncmpfeblu,sen pom p,slfn Der ausaessltt:
netitsn Usr5te, uup 4notrer, NIT tealcitens
zen 9irettienen nm cine jtec -Bcrs.-2lns
empfcblunaen umo Die putl,sruua Der 3abI:
reitbsn .8sihsiniaun9tn fHe III toltlpifI q
nm fls birr aufibrsu iu fSnntn.
@rautern ;ulImmsuacfsFt. pcVon SarIapa:
rlaa tiu Bsilanctbeil it,
Sit llns frei ron Nutdals oStr a,ec:rn
mineralijhen 3uiiscn aus ueldfn btInabt
ale atriaeu pillen tettbfnb uno wopurth
mehr srfatrlihe Sciatu snttteben, ais rrn
cin,acn annsrn uriaden.
DiGr Yileu, iuerm fs eas Gst(it reinis
sen, teisltiasn pic Nptthnenpiattit 10 oft
9lpsr III lalItn als es aep6bnlitb aN6icbt.
Sit werpsn ale ltursiniaet!ttn tntfsrnen ;
uab icllte bic Circulation ess Sluts auf lrs
asub cine 1Beiic rerbincert mcrtfn 70 rpet'
ben ile ridelts witoer berttsllsn, une se,piB
e,ue Iehy be:ljame IBlrfuua maeben. Die
glatur miro turh ibrsH Setrauoh aeitdrft
une ale uuanasnsbmcu SpmEtcult sntsrnt.
T3enn 4crfeasn pen etaers laa,ssn tnr
teftaen Rrantbeis ai,afsu ftnc, 70 ,ptrpsn fls
nisitlteu 5sbr Mcblttat,a tnetn, un bic
Stuttttattitsn am &trpT III entfsrntn, p,e
aemibnltr, nod ~ ten SrRcip ?urnfs!ei
ten,, ume lbslls auta burh bic lDrjtbisptn
trit-mo W,snst Der O.sei3insn tsrporat'
traett ,psresa, tis wabrsne Der Rraatbeit
ssueld,nen ,rSereeH.
eGieapsrpsmlshr wirfiam asfitnetn ,psr
etl, sEr gntfrrnHaa ailtr <trdntliebta Emp
etsnpnnasn. @tersumaeM uns otrrrvttas Stut
, sisfe itsu Dit i'm 8stldt sn,bal:sn inp, uns
ssardarst milss Giaenltbaft dis Nkfabrun
sSsnitttl werttn fts has Srlttm Dor piffsu
.siftiaen ginwirtRnasn trfrsisn ttnu bon
Bet 'Ev.,ntbeit tas Vlut banas biz. 6tIui,e.
,ttit ess Wtnid,tn at, upis ss in Der BietsI
9sltht miro: "fas &stsa bfe Eltiitss il
int YIute,"
Slt sccreen fetr rablih ftin ,ur Bvtrtis
tuna ber anaratnstmtn Gpmrtcms uno bsn
GnHub prn Bcutihtisfeit, bic aorobnIiet
sttrpahhsit, Sth'piapd im 4cpf, Repfs
.Ueb &c sersertrinaea.
Cle rstrctn itbr mireiam atfttneen rptro osu
thr eu Gr',htsfartt better III maetcn mns ii,
nf jaaeaNlebs Slhtbe btrrtriutrinstn, biz
Senu'rf'Gt, rcfcne une nittrist Yfis.
ebeM in 8eltat. ain i5als uns am Rtrper III
rertreiten; tlaNr 8arts. 5istlattsrm, Ttn.
Germ, Griap eSsr ..uslstIass Al ssm Ssr,
per, e.
Grautn,,in,asr meresu 0e ais Elm unfe6aB.
tares Wiiftsl tInten tsi jsoer msnatIiot,u
0einiauIa cotr Neatln, tint bic ptre,6ttu
Wtusttiaffinn nae en nuaaasneb,ne mirs
fuus eerisltsn III s;eisn psrisasn ;,lvsrtrsi
6eu.
Srau:u,'nmer bon pitr;ia fs liufiia
Sabren, III rptitbcr 3sit flh eiu InsAtI i'm
t6rptriiebsn Srittin tinitsIlt. mtrssn in Die
ftn p,Ilsn iisss sinrtruaa NYn uns bic uu
frh1stare glstuibsft erittttn watrutt
men
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q. *. Dor, 9lppofat,
(AttOrney at LaW,)

bat feline amtsiiutt am Saitbauft bes !esrrn
Nbrabam Marflsp, in
81 orrt2 t Il It u.
Da ct bic esutfh SYrate fpridt une
fbrebt, 1T er i'm Stanee bitjtni9en su bseies
nsn, rosId)e bic snsliibe Sprahe nibt rittia
periteber.
q. II. .Tor rirs AUDI in BEN Seurten
sen Suds @auntp praftiFrtn-
GNarj 30, 1880. ~.
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1eltrs unb sehlanssn'' allpo 3tusniAs unb
NaebpniMnasn su bunssrttu rea Saasn rsr
msrtpiir piAleu EureR tarsb bieit Wstijia
YorsslH9t ,ptrbsM ttanen.
OWis Mfsbil,n 1T am sriastsn tspreis IN
pi1sr 9tuderti gu batsn.
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GIN lahunS iure eubferirticu
fir cen
g ibera leu TeGta d. ter.

4ls Infdngtr ron FER S.erauSgatt titits
Glattte, balttG mir ss fir i,hiflidb Die 4uf,
mrrffamtst tts seshrtsn rutlfums bsrmit
auf bic grfteinun9 esH:lbsn i'll lenfsn.
2lls Hnfinaer bstilrfsu mir III. .r Ger line
tsriius,nw nes assbrnT Yutt,snms, unr eae
10 itbpiri9e llnssrnsbmtn, bic i.srausaatt tis
n,r 3situna, eurh;uittsn. GEir bcTtn, bas
cisltS Slatt, ca ss fhon tiniae 9EcdNn srId .
nsn, fton bin!an9lid) bsfanpt ill., ,reeurtb
mir Der Rctbmsnbisfsit itsrbcttn wrretn cts
mas hter eslen Snbait ;u faaen, VT y nmr iiters
laitn Is rinsm 9esbrtsn putlifum nicer ben
wsrtb usc Hussn rettltsn iu urthtilen.
2Bsnn sltid bic tiesjdbrissn wablsn prrs
absr fnb, 70 1T rob Die asasn,pirttas 3tit 70
rsid al grtigniItn, bic Stbermann niislid,
une nttba (lnb ~ wiiftn. Ter GAO an ,pel,
btn ftb Der Sensrs psriammslt 1T nate une
esr sur SerimI1nn9 ter 0taats:@sfsssss
buns. ,pirb bale frfssm. Ter ein;iae 9Sta, Der
jtesm Siirssr cTtn iftbt nm fId) NIT ben
4erbaneIu9en eitfer Scrpr bsfannt ~ mas
den, 1T bas 6altsn unb qsftn elmer auten Sci.
tuna. Da Der "qibsrale 8tcbad,ttr" nid,t
.auslblitslib & ne Yartti ssrtbeieiat fcns
berrr 10 wtra smifibtn btitsn 6aurtspars
teier iftbt, fe 1T su fo aut pe iratne fcnit els
ne teutfd,t Seituna astidhnet elm ridtiats lir
tbsil in pcltjften Salsn ~ ast.nr unit tsm
Tolfs bic IEabrbeit ~ tsrid,ttn.
Nu0ftr aae tiefsm 1T cine 3tituna en ans
aenebnt Hne Mi sldwS llnttrbaltunasm tsi
ben lansen minttraasnbsm, unb mir alautsn
iittr, tas Der DtrBa ad,ttr audi tisrin
fsiner antern 3situns nahifsbt.
eSnttm mir ans NIT Der ccffnuna fd,msi,
,bdn, ben Namsn mantts trasen Siratrs in
furrr Seit ais 3ufas auf unfersr qiift su fts
ben, smpsblsn mir unftr Blatt notbn,als 81,
rem 9dtissn @Sbwentn.
Ssein 8.umgen:
Ter "qibsralt Bse6urbtsr'' srfd,tint jtben
1isnitas auf einem 9rci1sn Supsrial 6oss NIT
fd,6ntn qetterm asbruft. Ser 9ubicriticns
prtis 1T e. Z balsr ees Sabrs, rnrltbsr
in balbabriser erWt.ansbtSablun9 srbtttH'mirS.
Wer i'm qaufe ses Sabrs nitbt te;ablt; Em
Werben Ibaler 50 @nts fir sas SaBu anss'
red,ntt.
6ar tdr,sre 3eit ais 6 wRenat rirs fen
hnterfbrsber anaenen,nen,' uut ttrpaiat Nuf
finbiaunatn msrbtn MIR hann anatnemmsn,
msnn fis stnsn D1cnat por ablauf bss CUBS
Isrmins ssid,sbsn nnb aleih,itia
aIe Nidi16nbt abttiahf psrben.
Sttannt'nad,unEr' ,rereen eanftar arss
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= q II sac b + II ma.

scfsrt'nsxn sa tiuea 9ufsn cetr clue
3trialtlHaT bait 70 bite ctts~spr sssTtH Scls
aea. Orfaltumaen nahrn acmtbnlith III.
tensrttart Sertihritte unt ietleihtm fth in
sae msnfttIits Srfem cir. wc ns Itcb enc,
lid aui ner &uast aaftssH uns nit Nus,tb.
rnus eneiNu.
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Subleriptions siainseiae.
Subitriptions ttsinsei9e.
Sie
Veipb:.,el etnlee Qe6e'1s
mad ocm Goos
oar9ettan als ccn @l9enftofren ser
b.Iebten ullo llnbeletbteu S0.per
Bon
&. 6. Slfe n,rU
s. 9. . Afem c Il.

Disfss ptbtiss msrt srIti.n anfanslieb
III enslamo nnb bat ttH ausaessihnrtsn &s.
ltbrtm 3 mtlI gum 0rfa,ltr. es
TT III msbrerf Srraitsn ltsritst nno Gan.
ifnee ron eremrIartu fnp baron atartst
"rrfen -tlfics itbcnt iu ttws,iem, rab tit.
isr fir eiaen Stprn intsrtfants Sraemilauo
non etm terhtmren @srfatftr cee Budtes anf
e'nt - tiHsrbafte unp srlntllbt Qst ttbon:
etls mrrtsw 1T; sirltr O1nnuna Nimmtm
alie effS efnrM mir eae lRtrt CUR elnaett ar,
afbf~ bafrn nnb r"n Tclrm amfasfsspcrt b..
ten mir uEe tswrasn aefu,seR rem @erld,lea
,Hm Aterud ti;ics Srtb's III mAtHeE-.
,pmn lltb cine blnanslitts 3abl llnterili,ser
f'ne'n iclltf. 10 ,plrr ss in &nr,sm in S,ua
sencmmra mcrrtm.
Sas erfmp!ar fritst in 6afttant 81 uub
fineh haletH &tnt. - Wtr msbrere ErrmrIa.
Ire nmmt, tsfemmt uneu an,rbnliebem Ut.
Iuj.
q. nno oR. Qluner.
AllttaKnh Ncrtmter 10. 1889.
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wertb Der Sanfncttn
in YenHiplpanicn.

w -peHHlgtOutlltH.
Sans pom Nassbanp, ~ Sepfsrs, llnsansar.
Ssapsr, su Saspsr, &c.
Swatara, su S,arrisbura, sefblrEn.
Geaibinsten, Sn Iaibinstcn, unsana.
Sbanttrsturs 81 ebamtsrsburs, II
sNiier eauntp 81 @eittsiter, par
9tlamars Sauntp* ;u @beiier, par
Ssrmantauu ;u 0srmantaun, par
StttisburS* ju 6stti6bar9, II
geWistaun ,u qepistauu, pal
NsieSletaun 81 Ripnletaun, par
Mont9rntrp Sr,* ~ Ncrristaan, Far
otcrtbunbsrlanb ;u Nmtbumbsrl. par
Hcrtb amerifa* ;u pbil'a par
Hrrtbsrn eiterties. ~ Ybia par
Nnniplpania* ;u Ybirh Sstr.
penn 9aunfbp~ ;u Ybl'n par
4iusbrs, ;u Yittsburg, l..
Sans Der Ser .St* M Ybilaeelpbja, pal
hr. be. 3,pis* ;u pittssurs, par
Be-. bc. b.. ~ erie, Par
ss. b. 30. ~ Seapsr, par
8srss eanntp Sanf ju &eaoins, par
earlsls rittr* ;u Sarllsle, par
sentre Sittn iu 8s!efents. eefhlessn
s'tp Sanr ~ Dststurs, l,nsansbar
erumba 8riden Gsieaibaft. Columbia, /
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binterIah ahsnitbaft oes unfdneff in Sran-
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-26
THE TWO MEssRs. HOPKINS.
The News FORK Courier & Enquirer, says

ne New>f ork Courier q Enquirer says
GEORGE w. HopKlss, Esq, NJ Give learn
from the Lynchburg Vrgnian, that rumors ahoal,
and they believed TO be true, that this gentleman,
who member of Mr. j Garland's Investigating
COMMITTEE, twelve months ago distinguished himself
by his vrulent hostility to the Administrations, he
had previously done by his opposition the SnbTrea-
sury scheme is about to take the back track, and to
shelter himself once more in the fold of our prncely
President" whose monarchal pre,ensons 50 very re-
Gently shocked his sensitive nerves.
Mr. Hopkins may have been ndnced to retreat, in
the hope OF meeting with the Executive favor
which has rewarded the retreatng Conservative Of this
State, Mr.. ISAAC IL BRoNsoN with ajudgeship N Flo
rda We not surprised that Judge BRoNsoN
unwilling to accept office among population where
his story is known. Florida the place for him
With Difference the Courier there mght be anoth-
motive. Col Geo w. Hopkins IN Congress- has a
brother in the Executive Council Of Virginia Colonel
Henry H. Hopkins (they are very military family y
Now, this Col Henry's election this winter
and as the Wings had the command of the Assembly
Col Henry had to simulate Whggery IN order to be
elected, Accordingly, he Klvcs Conservative
until the election and mighty different about
politics "any how" but that event passed, Presto !
Change the Col Loco Focolsn and travels
with saddle bags full of Loco.Foc ammunition He
not the first the only Councillor who has fooled
the Wings in the same way-and sly they keep IL,
the Wings will not forget 1t aiirays
Now may not Col George in Congress, lave laid
low and kept dark all this tne for Col Henrys sake;
aud Col. Henry safely delivered by Wing llberality
with three years Of office before HIM, the twain have
conceived was the proper time to shed their Conser
SKINS and come out together, wha, they thought
ii wise TO conceal for time. full boodcd followers Of
the Federal power !-Rtchmoad Wtig
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-26
From he Charlottesville RePabiieam.

The Richmond Enquirer the Van Buren, Conyen-
Ton, and their adherens have tried prove by John
randolph, that Gen Harrison a Black Cockade
federaist Our readers have that Gen H. by
himself and other Witnesses stands yindleaied from
me charge OF being Federast II the editor OF the
RICHMOND Enquirer who a member Of the Van
buren Convention, had only turned to the files Of his
paper Tor the years Of 1872 IL, IA and u.s. he might
nave proved to the satisfaction of every member OF that
body, that Il was John Randolph who the Fedora
nsl, and VIM. H. Harrison the Republican
Zen n was friend and supporter Of Mr.. Jefferson,
ana received office from him. Daring the aid
mnis,ration Of Mr. Madison, the war occurred with
Great Britain. Who opposed that war1 The Fede
rahs's Who were in favor OF il and rallied to the sup
port OF Mad son and their country! The Republicans
What part did Gen Harrison take ia these shines that
tired mems souls"a He buckled on his armour and
fought valanty and glornusly for his country the
victories Of Ippecanoe, Fort Meigs, and the Thames
WIN prove When the papers in the interests OF the
Federal party during the war declared that the vcto-
res OF and land had been mostly achieved by off
Gers who were Federsliss in their politics, who rebuff
TED q by publishing the Of Republican officers,
that had gained victories Gen Harrisons name being
among them ! The Richmond Enquirer
What did John Randolph do in these daysi He OPP
posed The war and the republican administration Of Mr.
Madison Who differed Fundamentally and totally"
from General n and the Of the republican party,
when foreign foe invading country, destroying
and burning our towns and villages and numbering and
pundenng the deienceess inhabitants John Ran
dolph Who was 1t declared that MIR John Randolph
in the winter of lsl3-l4, had expressed opinions
which are utterly at with the political institutions
OF his eountryl The editor OF the Richmond Enquirer
What were those opinions That the American
Revolution had begun in treason, (or rebelon,) had
been continued by larceny (audng to the confscaton
OF The estates Of tories, and had ended in sacriege Gin
aluslon 70 the sale of the gebe lands Of the old Epsco
pal Church"J See editorial article Of the Richmond
Enquirer. April 5. 1918 The same paper said of Mr.
X that those principles which were once his pride.
phcn he ioas a REPUBLICAN, have lorg since de-
parted That paper states that Mr. Randolph justified
the destruction Of the Essex by the British when she
had sought protection neutral port, and that he also
justified the destruction Of Washington by the British
In "bref comment" on letter OF John Randolph's,
published in the Enquirer Of April /, 1915, the editor
says, MIR Il. is politician without temper; writer
without judgment; prophet without the least inspra-
hon;' and yet this same John Randolph who was
/" crszed with care and disappointment" and whom
have proved IRON the Epqulrer to be Federaist,
now brought forward as good authority to prove Gen
Ii. Federast.