The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 19, 1838, Image 2
I II aieit • ' • 00 t:bpi& Cot' •Deti• ;vatic Reputilicana of SelinAtiil county, friend to thu se-ekietion ofeur prelient worthy Chief • Majcstrate lOSEPII ILITIttER, whose Prods ation required the Hanka teinsuntelpe.• eie pa . rnents, and conseenently bantithed ail the Shin ' tasters from the State except Ithe 20,000,- .002 .1 iedcemakile Shin Plaster. isemea • by Van BUrell Administration, and opposcil to the elee tir blithe Shin Plaster Loenfeco Sib-Treasury eendidate, David R Poiter, are requested to meet et the 1411110 of Henry Stager, in the Borough of ruttsville, on Saturday Ole..noon, the 29th inst. at 2 olrJur..ll P. N., to consult tngel)mr, and a, dopt strelt measures es inhy be tlecu4d uccesisaey Soar the coining contest. • 1171 The meeting will be addressiekbv Wievres, .C. Littra3STON and Hr. GIeoRGE and several others ~kiy th)i committee Silo itespeesfullv invite the Candidates of the Sub Tressery 'Picket to come forward and pre elaim !their views on the leading ineSsures of the ;day, ,usi the occasind. By order pf the• Standing Commitiee. ; WILLIAM ROCK. CH ARLES DESIGLER, esq- DANIEL lllll.ll', LEON A lt lit stiqou., JOSEPH Rii tier, Gold)E? Sitrer, and no Sub ! Treasury. AO , l Erni NG of the , friends of Gov. 11)ner, opieisrd to the Lixo Foci:l.Bl)in plaster .eithdi ate. David IF Porter, will Lie held at the boil of Jacob Hipp. in Union towrielliti, on Sat; garde Abe 22d inst, at 2 n'olock i P. M. Turn out amorists, and surportgour ca t ata Set 8 OROUVII• 111EETING. A',N egri NG of the Citiieris ogilits Borough pill be held at John Jenningli'leHotel, Centre .Streci, in this Itrongh, this Even ing. Punctu al atrdanee is requested. I , MANY.. MELLOW curiztNs ) ..die on sour Guaid e have received intimittions that _ • the Porter Loco Foeos have an in..- tendon of manufacturing FORGED CERTIFICATES, purporting to be from those who have herntofore ex posed the Perjury and illegal acts , of' David R. Porter, witieh are to convey the impression thaitlhey have 4 Imea. deceived, and the accusations askinst Min are all fare ! These are to be industriously f;circulated 'through the country onl : the eve of the election, when it willf.be,too late to contradict them ! Ile on. your guard—theirs is -a hopel ! Fss cause—! and they will restirt to Forgery, Per- I jury,. and Misrepresentations to de e feat the election of JOSEPH RIT SER. Remember that six years a- - . -go the people were eht4ted out of their Farmer candidate by the Fon ;GED A...IITRoN Y LETTER. b y the by _experience . that nothing Is too • base for the party, and'`; remember lon tliat if the charges hgainst Da vid H. Porter were f4se, months have elapsed is whiehl his friends • might have disproved them—BUT THEY CANNG-r. lathier Meeting at triedens burg. 1 , On Saturday last, Um — tat:gest political meeting ever assembled 'in Wayne town' , shiponet at Friedertsburg„E composed of she friends of Gov. /timer. One hundred and twenty tight persons aMsembled in a' place which three years egh gavet,,Ritner 88 votes, but where this year he will re ceive 100 to 115. Many 1 1 ,1 f the, firmer supporters of Wolf and Muhlenberg attend. ed the meeting , and will roiw steadfastly adhere to the Farmer. 'llhe same eight] siasm was-manifested IA ts occasion as 4tas characterized the othe ,Ritner meet ings in our county. Many of the neigh ; b9rhig Farmers were present,although it tvssi.sseding lime, and kilicipat. with • great cordiality in the vierrs of Ilk meet 5, 5. --- 7 Our Calculation.—W4 find. our esti :l7 4:471 *rate alie-imornin t Electorarleesult. ei• :tensirity copied througho O the;State. We 'havii.retteived repeated aisumtices from .thiCadreretit counties, thwart hey will do as promised for them, ar..4 not a -.AlgerierCatinty has denied the truth o f our Itiajorjtie,s. • - - 14 ' folt . 4lice, L .q. • Maserulemma, fp Mostly aikido _Se - ator Aktemtr,st atobleinisbo lad !Oil* c'-t"_ 1 Trustess4 Porter's. property, his pub t. fished a statement n der Ms - own in which to makes t . summ • — 1: - the:tilts Tel . why - the - Trut did nsi'lic,t wet, alit no ittoPeftrc"la - bf found—it: was all aupted away. 2. -That heitatjtri Imam/ insal dealinga with the elder tonebraker for 38 Oare, and that be ai a member of the Metliodiat gpiscopal Church, and a men whose cha racter is spotlesg, and whose reputation none has. breathed itntil -the otomin ation of David R. pter Jed to the impor tant disclosure of hi assignment of_ PP:T erve • i 3. That Owens is net a member or el der of the Presbyterian Church, that be is a man or suspiciousitcharecter, and that a few; years, ago he :;our taken 14 by his ncighborsfor pa counterfeit money. 4. That a debt ditto to him, was the one on which Porter ha 4 his hail to surrender him when he went t i Fail to take the -in . solvent oath. '5. That the claim 'hes never been set tled, bat that within a fottnight. he hiti obtained judgment ;against„ him befcire Porter Justice-of the Peace in punting don. M tubs and ullosting 10 °ti e , 1 5 00 -2-50 6. That Porter refused to come to atiy settlement with him{ until after the election. We .willpaiblish the statement at lengtft to our next. Porter's Fraudulent Insol- • KT If any persim doubts the correct ness of of the thar4e made against Porter that he perjured hims elf, let him; call on Messrs. Benjamin P. Pomroy, Francis J. PaOvil, James M. Beatty, Oliver Dobson, John T. Hazzard and William H. Mann, of this• Borough, a4d Dr. George N. Eck• -ert, of Pinegrpve, mien who'e characters stand high in, this community, who were delegates to the Pittsburg Convention, and who saw the assignment of his property to John Sionebraker; before he took the hen. efit, and the origtnal receipt in Porter's own hand w tit ing,' for the receipt of part of I'the property back ;again sifter he took the I benefit of the Insolvent Laws. Character Of the Stonebra- 70- ON'E HUNDRED AIRD FORTY WITNESSES 42 Members dthe Methodist Church, 68 of his immediate neighbors, 30 other citizen of Huntingdon County,, have all come out; in vindication of John; Stonebraker and John H. Stonebralier. l Where ere the cot titers to elder Owen's • I character! The statement of the friends of the Stonebraker4 wilt be published in our next Journal, when we will likewise lay before our readers Further 'PrO43 Of Porter's Fraud I in transactions w!iich occurred in our own county! . Till then, all We "aan:Zsay these will place the Loco candidate in a still more criminal point t,f view, and show that Elder Owens is not that. eteclima man our opponents would persuade u*. More Backing Out.—As some of the gentlemen attendi ng the Ritner Meeting at Friededstierg, on Saturday, were start- Mit forliorne, a Porter man bantered them for a bet of COO on the . general result; the WTr t € was proMptly tak9, and a hun• dred more offered to back it; the loco plead off, saying he 114 no more money tole, upon which the friends of the Farmer of fered to bet,one {hundred ihillara more in specie, and to give the ensuing week to make the sum uP. Hunt about, or 'you are a singer to a bad tune, Mr. Loco! Many of you have been the victims of oppression, of tithes and .taxes in your own land, and. hive Fought this country as a refuge for ‘oarselres and famibes, not Martin V 4 Buren dying the same thing ? is he not creating a nations: deht and pensioningibis friends with - nffices, to pay for which fezzes must lie increased 7 Vote (her. for .tosepu RITNER, and the strength of Vanilluren will be havinle4— we will have dmall..taxes and plenty o work. Testing the . ies.—We have received the Report oft e Com - mines on thia sub• ject, which we pill publish nn Saturday. Pottsville AOademy.--tWe are pleased to learn that the trustees have succeeded in engaging the services ofa gentleman, every way competent to. undertake the charge of pupil, and that the Academy will be opened 'about the lat. October. Old Roanoke:—The Virginia District which boasted bf John Randolph, is unfor tunate in losinig its members of Congress. Mr. Bouldin is deceased. John H. Sitinebraker is 37 years of ag, and has a grosiM up daughter, was ebou 17 at the time <lf. Parteg's assignment I .his father, an consequently is perfeetl able lo rer all the - circumstances Yet the im n =te Owens say heti was st 4 bout two year old at ;the time; every step in the elder' statement wades 4hrough falsehood sad ivoestion. • Weave bomi ing,ip the trot i ,st last and the falsehoods of the bmo eer ifieri will recoil upon their ittuar s etors. i i .~~R`.i s' '" e vency. kers. I4shmen. ..Ere4,. go Bragk." Mg= . ..0 MINER . . _ • ~,,., :-„,„ ~, •. --- - - inu t 4. ' ''& • o' i iita Pt • t1C....' -`z- - . A fritier paryiurribeentindnetsi .44' — tiling" • a Iteport did' we were 11151 to abide byont runlets of - going 10,11 . odog land WOMB 00. 1 4aFits, Cot • .-of Porter's disboonsty, rye lay thetqlowint-Conreepondence 'before- th - iuddickandt **pry candid-man if our oh;r a pritis.iiris not ef:i nature to I:waiter! -refaiittettetuturpanythohbattontreetor anti ritbether' there was any - kicking oaf on weir part: • t - pousvilli, Sept. 14th, 1838. la B. Bannon,— Ala meeting of the .. , Democrats of the Borough of Pottsville, held ft the National Hotel this' the updersigned were' appointed a Cott* n 4 tiilje to accept your proposition made in the.Miners,'Journai of the Bth inst. over ytturlawn signature. We auw propose to t accompany yeu.to Huntingdon for the I , e O + m h P ee p: fu e l :e a r: a c i e n s ing you ay he r pi th u er p t usi he t . .c io h l i a , r aa ges d p iilisherf in your paper are true or fals4 . • re)ation to:the 'character of Gen. Porter. d sire that you will fix any day during the 1 p ~is nig week to gr./Geed to Haim iigiiiiii fur the purpose abovestated.. ''' . 1.0.- An, unrimcliatir answer: per hearer is pkrticuiarly requested.` , - . , r .. • liespeet.fillly Youri% ••..' • STRANGE 'N. PALMER, i. ''. • JOHN AV - HAVED...'• • IMEI Te'the whoa, we .returned the ful9wittg stm: • . Sept. 13, 1838. i . Artinge,N. Painter, , - • I received yclur . • • rim - kitten, a n d was surprised to. find •that usi Porter men . should select an °fide . older miler the General Goie.rnmeat, to cbtopany the ; subscriber to examine die Reeisrds of 4 •Huntiog.don county; portion larly•after•tbie subticriber.had publicly. de- laded that he -would k not acctimpany the individual named—arid when it is noturi. us:that tithe charges were true, the rela situation - in which he stands with nes• pe* to the Gc;overntlient, would prevent hini (VIM making public, or even acknowl edging, the truth oll.,••the charges maden gainst David Ri Port,er, if thefare clearly and substantially , mirroborated by the Dockets and oilier evidence which could be r•ollected in liuntingdon County. .• There is also another greet objection to accom psoying the- Mail.C/Mtrietor to Hunting dot' county. We are credibly informed that tie cannot even read writing w and there fore is utterly incompeteet to exanone for himself, but must depend, on the mere , as sertions of others. IL therefore respectfully, decline accompanying the mail contractor, but I am ready and willing to accoinpany you for said purpose, .either to-morrow, Itlinulay or Tuesday of next week, which ever day will be most .convenient fur you. Respectfully Yoorei, BENJ.I3ANNAN. t • P. S. If you should prefer associating one or two competent Porter men to exam ine the Records, 1 will take one or two competent • 'Weer men with me; and I pledge• myself not to bring forward any (li ke holder under the State Administration ta. accompany us,_ nor one who has bet largely on the result of the election. , On Monday morning the following reply was handed to the subicriber: Pottsville, Stpt. 15, 18311. Benjamin Bannaa— In the Miners' Jiaurnal of the Bth inst. over your own sig. nXture is a challenge to the friends of Da. vid It. Porter in the following words: We now publicly give notice that we kro ready to proceed to Huntingdon in company with any respectable committee of Porter. men of this County, for the purpose of ascer taining whether the charges -published in this paper, are true or false.? In cense guence-of that challenge, Mr. John 1, 1 1 1 611- *er and myself were s appointed at a piiblic ineeting to accept vont proposition, and to iiccompany you to Huntingdon for the our. (rose of-tiraking said investigation, of which Yee notified you in our note of yesterday, Together with our perfect readiness to pro 4..zed forthwith . on the miluKr. I . Your letter of this morning addressed to „tayself - individually, I cannot view in any 'other light than as a " rise de guerre" .to #xtricate yourself. from an unpleasant di. Ituntha: But sir, conscious of thepure and exalted character ot Gen. Porter r and that you may hive another opportunity of showing that you have not wilfully slam. 'tiered hun t l again repeat that Mr. Weaver and myself re ready and Willing, - yea, ens- tons, to proceed -with, you to Huntingdon j man Monday or , Tuesday next for the pur. .pose of ascertaining precisely the-standing .of that persecuted man among his irrunedi -ate neighbors, and those who knovi him best ' and how far the public docuinente will warrant you in the charge which have so lavishly appeared in the columns of the 1' Miners' Journal. - Anticipating a prompt tend wiequieocal,answer, I remain Respectfully yours, STRANGE - N. PALMER. - REPLY. Sept. ,17, 1838, 9 o'clock Strange N. Palmer, gal.— I received' your Note 25 Minutes before 9 o:cloCk this-morning, I repeat that I am ready; to iiroceed • With you to' . lElnitiogdoo to Morrow, for the purpose of Making the cs. emanation. And I spin repeat that 1 Will - . S •4Mi • E kra i , ..711112-.:9ltiltik _t galtarAlirfel*Ol cyuti. y. Intolf to - main the tumuli 1101Puctfolly: -Yours, • BENJ.. BANN N. Let ouslicroW-hy '4 o'cloci the necessary arningemunta. Nottfurwer huabeetri t eceived to therhist Note, it proves conclusively Vat the Porterites are not quitettio anxious to un dertake the search. 44hey were, why so , obstinate in pushing Cotyard John Weaver, .who i severy - body - knows - is not a proper per , sou, and whom, of at the 400 Miner men irr our borough, we question whether a dosed could be foond'who•would•eceempa any bias. The friends of Porter knew that the; subscraier w ould nOt go with ( Weaver before they made the jproposal. IHe has never made any secret of ' the I reason which prompted has refusal, and 4as only prevented from excepting hint in hhi public Offer From motives' of delicacy, which .the perverse ,Aisrelirespotations of hit friends have compelled him tO r abandon. ; BartuAmissißANNAN. the nor any my milk i , l 1 T, e Sub-Treaaurfr an : • . Laboring s elassea , e- would Hot su Aateu refer ti tempts of the Van Uuten parts State to impose upon the laboring their friendly intentions, did we ceive it the most designing!and d of all then misrepresernatiOns. find by looking ar.thepresent civilized ua• tiOns, thilt the laboring Oboes en oy pros • peritv and command respect, in p -oportiori aettie dustodrof the!publie. money is- re 'movedifrOM the ExeCuti; - Ini France, where all supplies at+ di dy 4 inider- the supervision of the deputies of the people, the ivorking classes are this- mosircheerful arid contented of created ; man. ln Rus sia, Where education is prohibit d by law 41 --where the wlnsper , of liberty odangers ,a man's life; where intolerance reigns in. frightful despotism, there is a congenial ion For a Stra-Titzasung! In the private coffers of the Autocrat and hid' minions, do we find the revenues ;of the coue ry heap. ed ty in piles of gold and sil er, while 1,. the lowest kinds.of Copper coin from the currency Id' the laboring classe who are the i serfs of aristocratic maste s. The Government which could rejoi fall of. Warsaw, and revel in the martyred Poland; supports a au on its broadest priatdiplea, and With Martin Vats Buinii and his they would make `slaves of all; t enrich their purses from the h profits ofthe working classes', t draw around tlikrn,ai legion of office holders, each ti sub-treasu ;hem all looselike Itieches on t aity,=to draw theilife blood fro , of commerce acid credit, and • Wibrking-nten;ttaink or this too it is, Within yourselves to a • of be such degraded slaves; we tbiddesflatism. itow in its ment, before tt, is too strong for be freo while it is in our piiwer 4 Severe Rebuke. — We, learn from the Telegraph (llarhsburg)'that Mr. Packer, onsl of the editors of the Keystone, while hatanotteing a loct*.foco . meeting in Ly coming county, spoke at length. of Gover nor Ritner's extravrigance, and coneuled With a burst of elogiience, "where is all the Money goner what has become of the vast sums esPended along the public work.?" A Ritner into in ,the,roOnt replito--" no one knows that better than Ourself, who are a, public defaujter to the _State to a large amount; part of the money may be found in the brick house in which you re aide, and the rest in the Keystone!" We I can imagine Mr. Packer's long face, and I see him packing off! Why 'do not the Porter papers publish the Stoiebraker's aflanits? am publishetl the statement of Elder Oteens,i and all the arguments from their eolum4. Let up have both sides geottemen. "h !I da e Jury of the people demand ein, but you re not; i would amount to a convictioo,. and there fore we repeat, yati DAR Nor! . . ' Why are not thei charges tigainst Porter denied under oathi The proof against him has been'so - m tde, why hot its refit. tationi Is empty allegation td be weighed against the sanctity of an oath? Moe; Lias!—The Danville itteltigen. ver sari, a highlytrespeciabk correspon dent from Roaring- Creek tells him that the Ritner men ;are buying up votes 'in Scolloll coutity: lie says,, a Columbia county Porter man Came to this county, and was bribed with a jiffy cot shinplas ter to turnfor Ritter, and it can be come. armed by several typectable men. Thni lie is most unfruitrul. A man who- could be bribed for 50 Oats is not sOrth gaining. As t joke it is goad, but it woutabe better friend Beat, not,t4 pollute. your sheet with such noasenvical falsehoods.' If lies are to he tali', immitate moms of your brother lo cos. and tell one,ot to ding ace the roar era of Roaring Cpek ; tell '.smasher. Husscifiir titiLoco tries —The Lor:os baie carried votes! After ealploying re 'and speeialiagents. fussing dart' line, mad seeding mono ingtod; 'tfity haie carried only 4000 votes: t: Nci,ntatte cOdajne are #4l4i.theiiiitsr in the East wise sea at Washington yet MEM IMAM :jZiitr! against the eharae; itittespiositieety theiietrifhisi ' Wet 11114 • n 1161311 ;OM' a paler, cu v i L_ gat mitalst.cul 321 'to day make ... , . . . Otr The - Sunbury. Gazette states that the locomotive on the Pottsville sold Dan. villa Ro!4 works. 1. This lattice bridge ~) 'near Sunbury - saignd a li Ai, to h4s been made perfectly secnivi. ' n Thursday last a train of 35 ears Uti„ th 13 ions of coal av rived froth Shamokin, . , Cid. M.' READ! R The Mowing et on, Esq. shows th er hoe deceived hi setting,' that al! :kis except the - cost:lLl factimi had not 1 Mr: Wharto", ilf is nomination off' Irian. At the time t a candidata for Gimes:nor, MR Wharton deceived in contrition with others by Por tern statements, came• oat in his raver The loco fo.co.presb imniediately shouted a loud pan of victo ry,, but mark the is , . sue. As 'soon as Mr. Wharton himself examined the doeuments, he found that DAVID ' ?MITE! ! 'RAD BEEN OIIILT? OR GROSS FALSEIMOD,, and now he has retract ed former statealents and openly asserts that Ell in oar classes of con- n o fferous ' e Will Porteris a F raudulent Insolvent! 7 • Read the fullawing, fellow-citizens, and •udge if the •man who could betray private friendship by a LIE, is worthy - the confi dence 01 the people of this State. Mr. BcNtorer • ; 'Joggle° to myself is my: spol; ogy, for thus intruding upon. you and the public;' My name has freqUently been used in the public'. prints. as a supporter of. Gen. Porter; which was. When Gen. Porter -was nominated, the. idea waabela out by hiipself • and friends, and eonfismed by the primary.meetings of the. party; that be was consmative in his views.. Thin tieing the fact, I felt.thaCthose who where op, posed‘to Mr. Van Buren could give him their support., without sacrificing any principles- of Pennsylvania policy, butlhe resolution passed by, the y. Men's Convention, and the address of their 'menibers'of Congress, -have connected Mr. Porter-with Mr. Van Bureri and his odious sub. treasury scheme so elently that it must delve from . his support all those who think the sub. treasury obnoxious to the people, and anti repub lican in principle. Hence it is clear, that the election of Mr. Porter will be proclaimed as a sub treasury triumph. Pennsylvania's interest demand that he can be defeated. Joseph Rioter is honest. - Has he not pioven capable. As Moab has been said in relation to signing e in the : blued of , s iteasury thus it is pporters; ey would rd-earned y would - rcenary er,aial let ye commu the veins let them of certain es/11 - kale, in favor of Mr. Porter •ilt ?hall here take ,ocession to explain. The fir ' it certificate was a dei.ist OT a charge made in the celebrated Cainphell letter, as it Was called; cha rg mg Porter with concealing property for fraudu• lent purposes, at the time of his insolvency ; and and other charges oflesaweigkt. Believing Porter not guilty; and confirmed in that belief by the fact, that Mt. Porter instituted a suit in the criminal court sgaintit Campbell, (the suit how ever was put off by Mr. Porter's counsel at the August term) as an honest man; I felt bound to give my name to disprovethe charge. The next was a certificate of 8 Lawyers (my. self one) natio& that there were no" unsatiofielf judgements on the docket against Mr. Porter. 4 Mr. Porter stated to me, that they were all pail! 'except costs which was the reason satisfaction had not been entered; Lawyers know, that sudh is often the case. I have since learned by one who is privately acquainted with the facts that ' they are nut paid yet, ' The third last certificate, was to refute a charge of bl sp'hemy, which I signed, never hal. fog. know t, PoTter guilty of the charge, of my ow itoteletige. Th charge• made m the first certificate 4itis beer. ately' placed before the public on much striae r 'ground 'by the affidevita of the Messrs. Sto reit kerp; men of as good moral character, as any in this county; 'and there is no earthly in ducement which I could conciese to make the el. der fitnnebreaker, or the younger either swear 'to that which would - not be true. An old Amin, pridiablyfill, seeking no political favor. and in no Wipe connected with party passions, or prejudiok and has not:to my knowledge, ever asked shy party for Oiliest favor—For many years, and 'At this time, a member of the Methodist Eirisenrial Church of high' standing. In his affidavit he specifies the prOpeity, left with him by Mr. Par. ter. 'Let 31e. Portal's !fiends produce the.schiji- • I dole filed of reccird at,tho time of his .insolvency —&, tfthe property so assigned, is there returned: it pule at rest the affidavits; di thousands of the early friends of Gen. Porter, hive been long Ow. iously looking thr something of the kind; and" - it wou:d be-i.ost Certainty stronger evidence, than mere assertions,. that the Messrs Storiebre:their's have militated tarts. and think r, we wilt will throw 171 MI3IICe• es; we wi4l The Just Huntingdon Jourriat complete I demolishes; ..the Statement of Elder Ow ens, in the foltowini manner: PROOF!! The Proof: The Proof!! Give • us the, Proof: In'our•last'ir'e signified Our .determination, to leave the subject of Portes'a criminality ; beCiuse we had proven the truth of our statement,. We aro however forced to continue it in attar to ex plain the falsehood' meoufactured to screen Mr. Porter. We shall examine alt carefully—end request Our readers to compare dates. First then we shall taki tip the declaration of THOMAS !COW ElliE':: The 'whole or the defence: of Mr. Port*o is made to Test ' timm the "declarations" of this than Thomas M. Oviebs declarations, Which. the friends-of David R. Fetter My. "puts to, flight the makodetil attack, Of tea thousand enchapite • wretches as dolatniehralers." In order then :that 1 the issue mey i be made direct. we shall address ourselves ditly to Thomas M. Owens. 'You sir, ve declared upon two eccalions what you Milliiid thd truth! Dare you sir swear by the 'SEARCHER 'OF ALL HEARTS" that those deciaritione are true. •Dare you call Upon- that God von; prefeet to worship, and adore, to iii, launch Garth thunder bolts of his wra th Open. yo head if are trot true ? YOU. DARE • NOT. Let haneequiirocation, no clikug. log, no *list ' a; but take thom.two declatehme as they are prated, and swear to them, and we wilt then admit that the Steoptakere• mad be: in Maine. nine by 4000 ease cutters t the kiwi. train Wash .he State by though rou• not -tlefeated, y. light the little longer. .! ~ t .. ~~ ~ ill ut}' • •_ 4, is t .~~ n a:~y tir of the Sionebtakers et,sever authorised , I *cotter sit; sur.h . dot rot wee to its Whiirton. AD, REAP! tomcat. of S. S. What manger in which Por fries& by falsely as debts had been paid, which reason, saris entered o 0 theta.— well known, before the .Porter, was a Ratner 'e former wiechosen as S. S. WHARTON' Huntinkdon September 10, 1838. The Owens Statement ME meistalsinw 11*.k.will.resit the , upon that 'alone. Go sir Wye Ist hits, whole suiferingiAndi iris pretendedly. Porter's frill Minaddited, ittuutrther.sten those, declarations are true;; ,:viimir illness, and we'have dt beaker's.. We lean that is dire you to wilence us with there be no alterations sr ling liken year sari. L 4 Haveyoskankglirea-yeek. ' tle thinking-ofthe cotineria - In your bratstatemeet, pit y you, for Flirter, iit JULY 1818, in ' rikti it was in AUGUST ill& .Ii rin treacherous. in your brat laratiors that you gave the litle,paps - dtto' Mr. \ ld hands in Dec ober 4318 and letkild -in your last' ou itor,,fii "Ill went to BOV county and )4. the your brit state eni, you sea o, the assigned to na" ( °us and POtebrak icecipt was perh in oar poOtketitieN money was collect •• . In your last , you say -"thew tredve the 9 day 1810, yourself. Porter,Stone: h er , an met in Porter's ?Mee: that I • _Ms.. Signed the receipt'of Mr. A lison, f ,three bonds, to ponied - • • briker ti • teem*, assigned the bond w ich beci )8 . 13.-to Stonehraker, after hick. b -THE WHOLE of M. OTH Fr tEL irre -is returned Iss Mr. Port they , - with bins until January' MI ' end wt 1 4 thry given-upogitin to Mr.' ' .itet„ a :his failure,erbet - think you air, of au meet, and such iitafimenti 'On th • were assigned te - you, and .n7the sa. en back: Oh shares where •your b ' In year brat statement .0 say - 'never 'never interested to the unto tof one collection of those bonds. . k sir, own receipt—Does not th t, tell y YOU LIE, to use no milder rm. Da to your story, with that re .ipt sta your face. EVEN YOU -.:: IR, D 1 and the people of Penosylva hi wilti unless pact have hardihood nough t God, and public opinion, t at 7 ou seal le the warrant of your ern d' you dare do the Leger, the y, will pla niche in cavernirrif disgra beside ed master. • • You say, or-are made to braker dealitked giving an got, to you; and Ire having arty, most clearly and and ma and the rest of his thought tt WORTH WHI I GAINAT Hi It." -. This is statement, Swear it no. , by the God you insult—S of heaven, and your fear. —your "deaorattonsr will. "By the dread teriors of To this part of - your state I the. following trouser ipt-4 knew you had seed Mr St.: yon bad to pay the- co,ts. a: ars. You did nit evert ' money: - I Transcript from Es Docket of Bi Thomas M. .osmos John AitonebnOws, or J ustfto cost John StenOiralcer fur serving sOopuena - 56' Witness's H. Stimebrakei 25 John Owens Esq. -Referees, meet. at' n 25th roes atonal • reeable being ng to he rete favor of defendent soon ind costs 41 M. Owens paid to D. Cr on the id 1837, $7 84, per order fr 1413 John favor of David Cree. 'Hufiting4on Count as. ' The share is a true a above J oda ent,Thr Pia inutfr an John . delendent, a entered ' 4 Witness to hand, a rtav of February, A. D 1838 at Birmingham. JAMES T David Creel ~I S. B:Dewey Jamei Clark Year statement.wrips [at on t 9th Janoasty 1819 "Portei wante‘thi last bor.. to go to Gdo. Davis, for money he ha. lawrorre#"—but that ill , finally Rive itto fltontib [ ker; an pi said, "Davis, - you must wait, '1 wifl Vise' the Money forTitt sonic day or other." I) the nit paragraph. you say " O I knew, at in Nay 821' !caned George !ed I t'lcarga pat 4 .1.00 to • . re:paid.when it cold be raised out oldie ear. last bood"--accordi g to this thee iir. - you as Porter was indebted to Davis io 1919; and to - me trim, wirhed to girs hung a bond due in Da ; and atil . to 1821 Porer loaned his era:lgor mon y, to be paid when raised .out of the last bond, wh oh was intended to heye Wen •his - security for a previous debt; a deht, which you give no evid nee, haslever been paid. Yon hate said air. . at You have seen John Stonebreakees receipt or , 41162.P3, received lon the last mentioned Bon.. . I calf upon you bill to *Warr that poi hime seen Me receipt of Jae. Shiite• bleaker, for money collected by Site , on the bond assigned by Pinter to 010nel:was see, and by him, to. George Davis--sweirtu it Tromso M. Owens , . [ if you dare. [ Oh most lame; nuse4ble, and liegradirtg. striae % merit; go sir 'to, and' lin g your head: in shaine, and confusfon, go .moa n over y, or own fiAlies, and the crimes of yourURJU ED companion. We regret that it is ' aryl, thus to cal on Mr. Owens. Th e et, st is With` Mr. ' Porter, o rs and, if Me. Owens d not w h tir sink With him, he must leave his' hatter bulk to the Eder cy f the troubled sea. [- [ ~ . , . [-..- i • , We all publicly on boa. M. Owens-to swea t 1, lOUs statement, and w lava a issite,there' ' [ ' Dissolution o WHEQEAS Char lie notice.' that Deritekwas dissolved by the wlibthavral'of firm, and to all those pvalui . payment to bi . I.o.nouy all those ind .1 to thew piyinent to catnip the acid Kontos. the stairs : of the eaid ..seelber has an equal ri videlf half part of all ..inWpat_ti whatsoever • CITA -7 •lsiptetsper 19.1835. aA aziA d swear LIM / dank Iwhame de yam ER that m to be Sum. and we any. let N merle lea ow It with there, 1.1 testi I= lan . you ay air lime p as seY he l*n4 POrti* ad; la pt wee r) which until the' tatement Jemmy Caldwell - orter err, the first d ai your e clue in tiri done, /111;ITIES were left ids re on that not after ft* state 9th they elay gilt.' h. `utter was (cent In the at Porter's sir, that e you sweat toR you in 1 RE NMI you sir, brave your ave Witte atwpand if • you to our pedlar- john Stones of what be . • his prop. to. &Maud I NEVER • SUIT A. • ses of Tout ki -, i d eus—swear r your hopes punishment 3 , , that , account transfer ,zationabi j..itore. I E to ay Ihe tang as M. O ear it b f eterna t • of anew . he tom. : y death 1 ant, and , .ur con') rpbraker. • d pay h peal. b r;sNellkr nd Hell," • hen read in etiom, You Yoh knew m seven dul. t [Aid the pson I= ,inghisi :mend di /,,, u i r a t i , o not s .to Cir'. %V' ~ e of the ingbam, appear y of F s ble retu . rved Fe . t CI appea nil coati [ 837. Pa e 25 of icable, c S. Dev. I n book ao. aceeding lOd .mrrum issu4 Res+ constei :. rough of' Bin ! Feb. 4, 1831 on The 10th 1837, cool. Inedeummone r• 10 1837 pri. hh on the day', bed to Feb. 2. item appear on eb. 1837, Al. aim D. Cree, • tk. J. Clarke u~tire§ office • . 1837. Ref , .` *mined met rule mid 111* jramrn accord. proceed to ees sward is KII it. I • th Novembet , nebraker is utement of the mes M. Owen§ onebroker, sr. iny Docket. d Feel thus 80 the borough-Of . i COMMON. ; - saw. !-r has given ob• of Nonuser fld thy& August fast. meet from j the Ktrital the e the harks ebtad the 11111 a bted to! hit, the I. not ►m. an ht sod a mock . the amid fist*, to ,• Kantneri is l• he said . fenn slot said Kant In ;• • °sized to- tie heaons•tho- ob taint to one di. book deists And o'said firm •1 • t - • ltlLif;