The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-04

and correct II; but It Is likely they would not
on me and corrected It. can find that Ger:
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| this opposition was dropped. believe they
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! what they will do. But have laid II down as
the only sure ground to adhere TO the susque-
THURSDAY, 17th-some people are 60 hardy as
to deny that the SpsquehsnIia AFFORDS any nav
reli to furnish an extract Of the stores forward;
the usual load Of a river boat Mr., WynkooP
| vent to him with the letter. He said he would
SENT so@ e0 hfor g 70 M S Hmes BY Mr.
MXnkoop, and now we must see what they
The day is rainy and nobody has called.
About dark Parson Lynn came In. Joy was In
his countenance. He told me. the Maryland
would be scSls@ t among 9Th the PehSsyivSpiaHs;
that Mr.. Gerry had moved Tor the FAILS oil Della
owRat he said conyncsd me- that was not in
the least mistaken as to the measures they were
carrying on. The PennsylySnisns will divide;
remain where It is, Late at night in comes
him. It is all over With the susauehanna. We
i must vote Against II now have lust come from
opnion ana noW er the
Delaware The Marylanders have carried q
clause that Pennsylyania and Maryland shal
that the navigation Of the susauehsn1s shall
be cleared, but not at their expense. We will
never consent to lay our State undor any re-
then, rather than consent that the navigation
drive Congress away from Its banks This us is
the point Of view IL which 1t will be considered
and In which you must expect to answer for IT.
DIsCoRD IN THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION.
ISeptemberl 1sth.-I Wished to see. some OF
our Pennsylvanians. Clymer and Fitzsimons
IConRressmen .Pe n ms ylvanial ,ad called meet
their GROUND and vote Tor The Falls Of Delaware
This was the intention OF the meeting from
Whs % H Sse SSs Se n lust
as was sealing it. He was in high rage at
The Phladelphians and declared they had
here rmy the ground hat had BEEN
ana note hf e at f
but he came In Immediately after had sent It
Ta He II WIZ
between The, Pennsyl vanians on one part. and
Lands land on the ether that the MARYLAND condition
ans6anna" This gave ent res satisfaction ' to
smith 4 and ID Seney was to have been brought
Smith and md seesS 81 Sr IT, %od
Ian condition. Bpt NJ Eitzslmons broke
This. OF course, fixed Smith and Seney to
the exeeptionabe condition which was
carried by means Of their votes. So that 1t
seems as II Mr.. Fltzsimons wished some vote
to be carried that would furnish him and others
with pretext for breaking off from tho Sus-
quehanna; for they could have prevented this
Maryland condition II they had chosen SO to
do. Further, that his partner In Philadelphia
mixes witt all classes OF people; that the COM
mon people were well satisfied with Congress ,
being on the Susquehanna; but OF late he
could hear among the leading men about the
bank. &c. many opinions and predictions that
It never would be on the Susquehanna. &c. |
delpeia spite hath done this. although be 1t
the act OF but few individuals In that
PLACE. / can now clearly account for the
listlessness and apathy Of some persons
respecting the SusQuehannR Indeed 1t is
questionable whether the late application to
me was ANYTHING more than blind to cover
their intended detection. By this and yester-
birth Of freedom. Her throes and panRs, OF
labor are violent God give her happy de-
livery. Royalty, nobility. and vile pageantry
by which few OF the human race lord it over
and trod on the neoks OF their fellow mortals
seem likely to be demolished wi tn their kim
dred Bastile: which Is said to be laid in ashes
Ie gods With what indignation do l review
to- revive the vile machinery. Oh Adams.
Adams, what a wretch art thou
This evening the Speaker IF. A. Muhlenbergl
called. He repeated the whole OF what he had
told me In the morning In the presence OF Mr..
Wynkoop Representative from Pennsyivanta-l
who agreed to thing over night and denied it +
in the morning Fitz-imons and Clymer were
tired OF the Susquehanna, &C.. &c.
To be Continual