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”' The 1 Carlisle Iferal.V.674..rpssipr,",will! , el!med
- r' liftEi&Cobist,
every
iias•tlek annutAirciyet . anirddifezece. , .
lEEE
APYPIZYPENIEINTS inlette4 at the usual ; rates
I f ettcraaddressedtQtk cditor,onbusiaessbMUST .
BC POST PAlDotherwise they witk receive not
_
- • AGMNTS.
The'Sollcifwieg persons have,been appointed
Akeuts.for Ihe , " Carlisle .Herald ,„Exposito,r," - to
wham tiagjeetit:fcisg ,oilisariptiets:atid;lulverti!erPnti
esutle• made:7- ,
SHEr.Ll4•t4..Shiremanstoway_Carab;. , Cq,
Seerr - Coys,a, • do
P. Koiiletz,'Peq. q%T.ewitmt,ll
.T,.1103. HIMES; ESq. Shippeneburg.. do
do
. •
It. \Yr ctieer, Etwil'Af..lctxtitilesbot , g;', do: ' •
WILLIAM-RONgitk, Esq,• . .Hcipowell•—• do . •
SrunoEiT,,Esq: Claurchtown . do.
•
3 Aliii.' , Woxii,-Ne:xe Chro6Ctrbind do'
tooe..l3bAcx, Esq. Perry
do • •
POET,RY.
Fr, in varinnognrddns care."-
THE WITILEIbb TABp:
PeOF SLLZYOIS
-4hafoictittreisitigiiity .
a•• • •
,
: robes o f
;One, Isc;rid addressed,
.4kiViattedost lhotili s
ereiirldriellcrut,tlHcrwri
?With 'firoals oil:mei gray;
"UVliiteroolifuryowl!) aloud
among i y brandies. pixy..: 41
"ilieiephyrtift, the "satins* On,
The songsters of the . ;
All pass then by.in-silenticern.;
„Arid linger with the fair.- "
7 ' 4 "lsproliatedivoikof - gir
rac
- 7110161 d our happier lot;
4sToilougur.l4old ,with us a idacu,
o hencu'addin forgot."
• • •
st ay; cak:xicit. thus in seorriir4iiiide;"
• .. . .
thgeiiiitter ;Air; '
•• • •
lesditingli deride' •
'l'tiliat God's din heeds bath
..".Woo'd the light hrceae. of heaven;
:But t 'suddenly;rielaud arose-- , •
_—__lgnOsed-...my,forni Ives risen!
'"Swift sped the yolt--frpsn heaven it , came;
I bowed rite to d ,
m
othis_b_ery.avement count as slime,
'For 'twasihe band of God.
. 4 sßpioice in bitauty,lP:lo)e 'inesek) ,
_*.
,Faqinweach: - gri . tworwhich_you erpeakr
ja'ari3 faith* toit." , • ' ' • '
The whiCli scorns hturntile ixfor
tiCith4r brave'nor gOod, • ' '
Atiddliave letthiied niesson :puke -
: Fro 4 nl4l4 , ,Cllingin the *cod. •
7frilkerpOre Attioeitte.• '
A ISONG ',FOR ALL fIiitiE;TIENNSYLVANI.
° . kk-4 The 'old -Oaken alticket.°
ennteltOie - eall is lotid-ringing
MI
:nine tci !he wurtringi
I?aotitsoii of the_ freyateno; is'to your
The 'beanbag fforrze to'ilotiir is , bringing;
Thh battle r geid sopn..will c atino, , h4,oar view:
Then, sag; are 3r- 4 1 x7 1 4 an. receive it,
" The shock ',f . rt:i i ,t , P
which-the must ehorily repel:
*IOW onward!: your 'aid! every true mai will .give it;
--41,440.divita,,lar:41447iirmeti-ikit's4iiirirr44.4c-X4rnt
• .-•
; Thehnrd-hsted Farmer; ,
'Wei for theTaimeetilari.ixtit-th'eMOoxiilvell!
(
We want no new workmat—no_ experimenti ng
t;s
-
.._,We l / 4 10..#0.°T0Pf*Av!d 41 . 1 g1 1 4 741 b. FgP:ool!tiNti
And ever rifii-Pljibt,lsoPA Weeso A. then taught! x,,
l i nen t aw'riy in your pt.* foi the farmer Prei ll sllnir
Add bl Eacii:6llll., iMai(nstinsiY . pret'l4llt Mantidinge
.
a; We'll vote r for ,the Farmer
, , •
rc at 4 n ! , C:••
11 •; ', ..r'1.,..111111 1 04,4C0idcry c
,
IFTtEWTO ;Ple,
..,F,101M01,46P,10141P341-Alliiral**ll,
, ,
Van B in-v}iny!th - their legions_ .4
_ free in theelime of theil93iiih;
And *nen ,4 - 54-#4fid f , ifie* are tbe
. 1 011. 8 4 11 at that
ti,171;q , ..114 '
-
4ds s ol l V2tikit 4611 -4 1;641he g*trhinipti,tdie
g t o _ • • •
(0.46 , 400.9 1 00441 4 4fiti0Nr4i 1 .9 1 'itt•, ,, K'
Pr^ giitt,:or n o,,lf h to l l9rshliftFAT4 t,
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-Wf.rg-Y4efeiAPprokfa '9oot.ivioPs! rtirPr i
i:',"IIIATTP,PC!*!;-i
11pKi
7. Lir.e: ~ 4 (Banc : 1;10)f s', -- ,.:4,v4.:4 ,. !,,
trsp it im, hvyt t oo-ofor„o.4,imtl,.)e,:Oh;,
4 .e.lth 'A ..' _. ePteraberp 40UNInuly.R4gi
ougetlotroustjtows rvitcrdrinimimisAighi , „.•
fere 1 1 tit - err:l t i e
"1 1P lit4 "1 " .""4-
0 , . .1 „,._, ' lhii • tassiiiete Viintit.l
tßilf gbflgiferitilmtill,446yeq,jf 140ge4 in , (44_o4lo t t ,
Jan, or iimyjaikin.the awjoliiing countief, otylfliv '
(INS thwitgalettlfervitt vitvc.: ism,: egi'l!., , Li AVA)P.:' il
'4444'400;0i* WI ; ' 4 . Y . l3rTh'F ili p 1 WE I ht.. i
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TH:R:"§ViOINEBR:INE it.S
_l3.y the felleviing certificates,iwhich wo
copy front the. Huntingdon Journal,-it will
be, seen the:character, of the Mesirs. Stone
brakeri 'sustained- by their teighbors—
not the single ,certificate 'of one or, two
'heited paitizan;hut Of dolens - on - dozens: -- -
These ,are answers William Heiiklust
Richard , Jones, Daniel Hewit.
MARTEST GATES, the other per Lifter, states
•
. su
positively, that he never authorized such: -a
- • .
uso of his-,,pame- - that he neverpaw such a
parier—and that he dues not agree to its
contents.. " • -
=
'do
them. _
Letter &Om John ilikunson,
- • 'Esq.
. ~• .Huntingdon, Sept, 24, 1838.-'
ITO (Miii Wintt.ttrasori, Esq.
`-- -- 74 . VIttob - importance . and credit has been
attaehed to youi:statements, and your po
iiiiiiiiiirtlib—FaireliPlifircltrri6--011-0-
'TA — ', fr-- -1
signetEltinFwiri,noti Prom the opinions ex-.
pressed. by:the Triends'lif David 'Porter,
as- a-nnan of•hono?;--atid,.knOwiiii too that
you have heretofore been- an opponent-of
.the.;pleserit,__atutlate„AtlininWratiotr of,
Poieinnient, - have linenjtitlatetl
to-Propouncl.to You the' following:, queries,
And - es!crof you -•a'_eandildland-,--definite_an=__
•
,strgi to 'each: • • • •
Ist.
Were you 'at Oile,,tiine;an advocate .of
ER
..OrithernatoriaLchait ? If-aye;
2nd. •Are'yon - now.an advocate of his elee
.'_.ttion?,At.ii:said.by..son-ig!AAte 111!).t._
•
. if Sci,•what has changed your views? .
d. Are . yoti•acquainted with John Stone
braker, and his•sonJohn'it. Stonebralterit
'if aye,'what aretheir characters ; as•men'
of veracity and integrity. •
'411i146 - ireAlfekr. ?fitatiiilerits in 'Pte . :case of
assigning certain bonds to. the
Sennebralter,' any weight •in
changing •:_yinifiapinitons 'ofAheintegrity .
-'of Mr. •,Portei'.s. cprlductl • - "
*sth. We have,, seen •.:yehr name • attach'eil
to certain certitiedtes; - .published to sustain
" the Tchariater_of - Porter, as an
right and 4nst*.rnan._.:Did.you sighthnse,
• certificates? • If aye-ado,. you still ad-
horelto'the , opirlions - theiviii - .exlm , si4edl
6th: Is theelder Storkebraker.a member :itiel
..dieigethollist.Epissi*.kihurelidu good_
standing-=was he, ever expelled there
fromr and• is he generally . ecinsideted a
man of ."Sound .mind • and 'difiposirix:
.• ' '
.mswer -- te - flte - last - elausevivaY;his - mint•
. . ,
7th. Hoye you-ever seen .
any - thing ivhiCh is as sound . and as capable of recollecting,
convinced-you that - the - fit - eneral Govern- and reciting- transactions now,' as in , the
, - Meat, lirM ' using its influence to-secury,, dayth o pf his more youthful vigor: ~ \
the.' electioii_. , 6f..• DoVick,:.:*•• l'efterl_ I,l_ _ ..Vo--answet.:your_ seventh_ .query I .cary
sire—What is 'it?' ' ' briefly say, that since the .Messrs. Stone.;
Bth. Are you.' acquainted , with the , charac=
- of; Michael Wallace, _M. Kinkead .brakers have . given their testimony to, the
tens
public, 'the 11$ar4hal of the -United Mates.
and other signore td certificates 'of thb
has served O writ upon . SaMuel W - Atone-
Stonebrakere? • If , a",re--:-What are their. l ii. a k er,
- -
the ; eon and brother . of the others,
d
‘charaeter and in , society? ' .-- , and; fluit, lio'N without' ,previously, making
A:definito• ansWer is - requested to these•, any callon him—the exkutien of which
questions, because we doubt not the candid . ' process min add - Cost to the amount of not
I:nipper-tem of . ,B,: porter ~ , will aceord'i.less than fifty dollars on, a pOor, yoting, hen
honesty 01' dr 4-.)
purpose•to yott;' as , theY allyA3ts !est, and leaned, •rhan, who .was . prepared ,at
liavif 0n..a1l ()Cessions avowed_ their 1 :00.1iny time to adjust the claitri; upon the _ger
inyour statements. . • :- ..; ' " . ' ' • 4 , .ernment.giving . him• the credits to whieh
. - Areiy-respectfully-yours r &c.,- ' •,- i
.:,. liewas'entitled; ( A: - cOnsider,this an' insillt ,
'- 'ANDRE W R llBB E l 4 4 ' -',' •and „injury, upon the ..people, -.when luta
BENI: ; BANNAIN! ! - ' theds,,who.owe thousands of dollars] roarni,
unmolested, - and merely because „they be
/terra to the dominant•party • , . , - - •
,‘ In answer tdyour' last inquiry;•l say I.
am acquainted with nearly all. of the sign
'era, to:the divrao ter and eerrectlishits;. too
_ ~
j ii3i• cif,•them are einong• our oldest and - best ,
I;citizeits. .Butas you have seleCted Messrs.
1 Wfillace and : Kluipitt-,;r4 !must Odd nty tes
tiinony-_to-tlicireirara'eter-inote-atiargo-.
‘,Mr:'"Nalleee , 'Ser'Ye l tlj, :the : ;Senate; t4' ; this
gtete indl*ae' eleete, froin.Abity . distriet;-
and' tiC . , has eVer been r e_p_ected:anifhOndMd
iiy . fili, 'iierdiitl - diIL7V ,7-T,-;ifirgia--litakike--en
for:innay,yeare 'a proadr ie ne leader - of . the
Oli.rDemocratie. partY; niid iSAtill,*n firm
unyielding
':supporter.,
orter.' ,, of:' l :ero 3 "ian 'De
tifoOCi6Y-.--'MTwas''OP6ll444?oei-41's.
tf etc 4 SPiWg-:bY'NeOlent.*ol'
A. - EAkltt - -NE - W sP' ,, Elti , -,"l3E'tr. OlittiVtj . ,l4lktihA'f#OtitlCW tirft- - im4.TultE,' - TM:,Aler- S'A.bal:sbrENG6s'i".A6tiitilrt.ttAub. —,,AMekOA-ttitt,'--&&ek.c.',-,,
EEO
UM
4
ME
Pi..O,l.:l:T.ll;P:A:.L:''' - 7::". - ,. - '.:
The truth, we believe, id, that they were
:It4Uanufaetured_withuutitle_siguersumeing
the eieetion of David 1. Portei to the
MMIM
guntingdon, Sept. 24; 1835.
GENTEEMEN:-t
-- "r'''' ------.' litie - t - 'n/ - '')o - IfirrliSgrbreillilaTelf"
~- 1 '
in iny hanaso eontainino' several definite
quesitionsi -ana ' askipg7 , equally definite an-
,j am 'ever ready API - aY O 7 , ~openly,.openly,;rilY
sentiments upon any,_eobieet,__yet on , the ;
ilidientiieeasion,Oere the enmity-if small
minas may-charge 'Met-with- beinglm-iiiistaw:
ble. and wavedng • caterer, for;:public, faVor, I
you - will - 40` - uwtlie,jpetimf,t - ci,- - $4 - 1, - , -- 71(10c - ,0 - 01
MOO" ; throagh a -senile. of initiEr , lifheted I
iipoit tlielitiblie Mind, ,tliiir throu,gli rtlid . de. l i
siTe toi.:placie myself. - conepieoObely . before
OAlriliibliO4 - .;;a I - : - ,*ll.4lliythgn.lanSWer` , YOU
qußri es ;!! B, ! 3oo, 4X,f 4 t dCO"itOYaiß9Psibiel
ieepedious`of the'reetitede Of iny:Osro rriuliffe
ii4dier'vike‘iliebri'ot. the iinvieue s 'e - iiii,i4
lowering brows of Alle.A'afigtia.n4 , iihall i , 16:.,
ior me. ,' %-• ',,,,, ~., 'q:; ,, 4' ' : 'i. - ,/,-- :',..', ',''..,",'''''
.To your first laqui,r3ii-1-onsieri - 1 - stias 4
supporter rit%Min',Oirte,r;, , BeeinsO lihi& for
}wart:been indinatelyaequsinteiVarlth , htm;
i l e,iiiirinymeighgar; and-1 then liSlieirea, him
iiriaiiiitiliptiiht , and conscious in - higcrae4z...
lap, and .4e.,.profs'siodly-vm the 6104eint;
Or.;.:ay, , katailltot: oe .-fiipidi , ,-br.:the:,l3oll-,
Triailiii y richeinq;•ainleaOire *liieh tlhOtir i
Ano4oll . thitik.fidtigihtiivitklitithicißOyf;b4,,
1 , t'llt Oil_ illtii I qr, 1 . 4 n g rOte d:' *Vim -446'=itystitu.
.blune'°P;inirOPOitrY;i'f!..":,'...,, c- -...):i..":' , :i,';' , .` . .,
l.fiina'*ioloiiiliSt'§Oirs , ; by ' ''si,lll* ' 1
I Am
_..tcot; •ifiw‘ *4 l / 4 (1 , 4 iwoutipinve'di
D'•'. l V- I !pitee;:hee*tiai6Tfet - ind, , Aw 2ri s itlyl,t6 % '
wli 6 kMK',t!: 6 it' 6 tAik*f4gltild;'list*gy :
'decS 6l 4 - ibeii .- :defir,aiinatioia6,iiiiii!f:a.. , :iiis;
oleo dOp. ~,Liiiii,,,l.Stit...9l,th'i ',.iiciiolo:l!P.4#:'';alk'
''Sjtk.,treasiir.y.", , ' , Jrz,Perd_li4Clasatiprot - ,Qiiicit.i
, 0040*1Lwas:.foraact
,f , o' ,4 : l say...4fiis , ' , s4Poprtl
'AellA" z , '"oer iieiroi:OoA lll ,44VW,M3 4 -011,0nOti;
'4444oliY`vt)tli.46,l'rii'Alr:itiz"4voFsi enterprise
01P 1 ?7 , -- 00 9 110 3 44 Ttlake ) tsiablisklrtlY;OlfiCial;
!poweictiqualledpalr. :by. diai:of-ft , ,A . Oto . -
,orat'otAtulai ' I`.Yeohoilve,onbeildOtrylvote
MEE
iiiil
„ „ • •:‘;'
in:200#4 .41 4 . 0400 . 0401tUt:0ui1t0 -- ; 04.
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?eietliilPPOrtAiiiiepktitlier - , because he
is t c nen
. o , ennsy yenta, nn . ppose,
;to, the abOtte:Schoine. '. _ ,
' ' To your third; treplYJ ant and alWaya.
.have been long •;and, .intinatitelY. acquainted'
with bOili the Messrs. Stinfietirakers. _Their
character', for truth 'andihtegrity . is' anini
_peaChed'end I believe,,Wholly . .unimpeaelia=
1-ble.; - ,.they, - have - been' Tree
,from eVen The
siipioicin'Of want of
. hopeatir or . truth;' their.
statements have alWaYs been considered' as
good as their'oaths ; • and there is not amen
who regard's . his, own character, wOuld. say
I :thattheir2,,oathe--are...-initentitled-to-Ahe- , ,ful- 1
kit' credit;7' - For years - , they have - resided
where they,, noW.do,„ and their , charactenii
stand without bleinish or reproach." •_ • - .
. • ..
• • - To the 4th . queStion; I must aeknoWiedge..
,it.is '4liffietilt •Ao ninke a definite answer,
The ,great, amount of testimony WhiCh has
been bfought_whear;_and__Avith,convincini
I . weight, upon : ate , reflecting .portion of the
Community; renders it difficult to say any,
.one. part .of-it-had a particular effect.. J.t.is •
the wh i ~,.united_.and_c_e_mhine_
-to-the-dame--factsi--whicih7 - convinces„ - and --
must convinee_alLeandid inquirers, -at least
of- a. want 'of , moral rectitude in•the course.
of Mr..POrter. • v .Lam free to admit : that. I
believe every wordutered by then, (the
'StOnebrakers) to..be strictly true, and had I
doubted - them ,the .documenfary evidence
firelitiee . d, fully sustains - thm. ' , Others who
have . ' examined "as I have, with a desire 4,5. 1
-do justice to Mr. Porter,set freefrom-prejp. ! '
- dice, must be.c - onviheed, rte 1:- . 11avo been, of
his .wilful, desertion - of".the . path of - virtue..
.- . To the.fifth, I say I never signet], neither
' did I authorize !my naine.to be signed to a
certificate-, -griped-- by-.84.,-. citizens- of. this
county.,
' / - 111 - th - h ------ 11 -- '
saying — t ta a e.c arges in t he
celebrated Union connty.Letter were false;
Ldid--sign-a-certificate-.that-Mr-. : Porter__was_
.not a blaSpherner;.l..did_notbelieve_he_was
a blasphemer,. for I considered blasphemy '
the highest grade of impious profanity. -I
i did. certify that-there Were no judgments on
the decket_ngainst-Mi. Porter . b ecap Se 11 I ey
were. of Mere:than. tni envy yogi. standing,
.andin -. law - werell'ot - agaiiisf - him ; I . did
not_certify. tl e `Thad.ever : been paid. - , •
To your..sixt • ii rrpgatory I must say 1
I regret_th'at the first clause is . introdueed ;-
itis_,Avitli_ feelings,oLmingled _s_orow_and_l
surprise that I seethe'-name of -any chris
tien .sect introduced into any political tlis - ,
'cussion. - The sphere of the professed wor
. shipperin any-form is 'around the- al tar. and.
sanetuarytif - his Gods to h'.nt- he . inust ren
der his account for-the deeds done in his
body, and whether a man is attached to any
sect,, is a matter of small. moment; if he
be asincere .7 a - nd - worthy Member, he will .
meet his reward. I cannot violate - the pic
cepts or him who says 'judge not. - I
j can only say that Mr. Stonebraker has been
I for-manrsearsTaridis -- now-a-m - is - er - of
the
church, you name; his continuing so is
evidence of .his standing; ,andinever.heard
that he 'been expelled : Therefrom. t• In
Ad
a cti j a,ti.'T,° l : l ,,tt„,Pi,o4§, , bY _ -a.,o___".--
~.'',.:,_-_._ HENRY VITINON•'S'AFFIDAVIM!
: i .t e i e s , 'it4a,na la :
t ir ty i 1 ' ;'l4 .a ggc . , ,,, i ; t 4 7, 3 n, m i l v v e T d k ~.740 7 ,e t i t ic f n c loi , v i , comity,
eared'
' f ' : ii,,. '
thei i i4 :,, si i , ' .
by 141 :. gelld,4 l l. • ''' '' ' '-: cQ .l.. ' ' '-i - ' '''°
f Jti r of tii ''rare , ri
r .Thia I have insvvered"ai,hrt.,4 an. ni acrlber, one ° • the 8 ) 8 88,: P , 1 1 .'
candidly is possible ; "YOurinOtrjSs. , ; ;Srou =War isaidi° oo o'l ' HP#Y2,VP4 O . , . , ...PAq'
' liberty , to in 4 NAM use ()fit you being duly) sworn nee4dingr.-19 . 15w, cdolk
°T° at _ ~ ° . .! , 4 `" ' " ' depose and say, thaCli's_vritn't as On apiren
May deem prudent:,,.,,?-„.,,,.. ' `',' • '''' , ' ' '`'. "'''• '` r r tier . :Johti S nettiali 1 •Seii 1 , the , year
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- •.
• -• ." FortyTiciti Signers!,
N:U GU ORS.
Colrain .Forges, Sept: 4, 1838..
Whereas certain statements
pUblic - prints, injurious - to . .the - Cliarnctere 'of .
of the: Messrs. Stenebreakers. of this toWn=
shipoihiCh_say_thd,tithoXlder_Stonehreaker
is dead, and his dim John. H. Stonebreaker,
and brothers are rascals - ind-s - copinlrels; and
ought to have. been-ir the penitentiarflOng
ago - and statements aremade.. purporting:
to :1; _certificates,... Hopkins,
Hew_ it; Martin- Gates,'.-andiiehird Jones,
that the Messrn. Stonebreaker's affidavits
arn--.entitled to nd -weight'and ouglo.ndt, to .
be--believed,- . -which are-all.-malicion - s,false-:-
hoods:_ We the iindokfigned citizens of
If . ran lain.. township,- Huntingdon. • Comity;
residing in the iinmedike neighborhood' of
the itlessrs, .Stonebrenkers, . and being per-;
socially acquainttid..w,ith them' for. many:
yeard,. their general
. character,.Concitict aqd
reAmtation, solemnly believe. them,_ to be'
men of of voracity and integrity, and that
they would not, make any statement to the
' publie7not-strictly-trael-and:that-their-affi
davits are entitled to-all - Ike .confidtnet - and
credit that any other good citizen of thiS coin
monwecilth would be. - 'they-have aF
all - ti mes----reee ivecl --the' l eonfidence , -of their
neighbors, . and ..againdt, whose etchracterns
!we have 'never heard.' any charge alleged
until! now in the
. public prints, 'and . whiab.
I charg-es- w eltnow.to'..be., basely talse.and.em_i
titled'to no credit; and we think it out duty •
as fellow citizens and neighbors of the .
Messrs. Stonebrakers-to give our Heiner
the public in their 'behalf. '
. , -Sixty-Eight Signer'
Stonebreaker; state,for the ,informa
tion of the; :: :.public,,',that one, :among: ,
the Oldeat members of.ihe Methodist Epis-
copal ChuiCh in this COunty, "has'been a
member of said 'Church for ifiwards of
thirty years, and has ,always - aince we have'
had any knowledge; of sustained an
elevated character ~fOr , truth and ,veracity,
and as an upright . ChriStianin our' C.hurch;
and, we. solemnly ,believe him ter be a-maii
of, sound mind, and whose character; until
now. in the public prints, •has - never been
suspected, for dishonesty, falsehoods, or
.want_ol_pietY ; andAve,further believe, that
all - the charges and assertions'attenapted -to
be 'made upon his charaCter in , the news
papers 'or otherwise, contrary to honesty,
veracity - and: piety—are wholly without
foundation, and bntiiled to no'credit What=
ever, and are only .put . forth =by political
clernagoguew to answer their Vile'enclif. -We
do, not make this .statement for political
effect; but with the , sole end, aim and, de- -
sign to retrieve and save 'front calumny the
character of aheloved brother in our Church
. .
"ArOtt E '•
-We the underi
don comity, having seen or heard of Publi
cations in a net's-paper called the " Advo-
cate & Sentinel," published in Huntingdon,
whereby it is attempted to impress on the
riblic raj fid e - opinion ---thaflabii:-.Stone
braker, of Frankliri - toi,itnshili, in tbis coup=.
ty, is dishoneSi, and his declarations on
oath .are ,iinworthy of belief, feel ' called
upon as his neighbors "and fellow citizens to
disabuse the public to contradict
those-imrintations, and dechireto the--World
our knowledge Of ' the - mon , .'WeJave
knciwn him forantinalier of yeats,, many,O,f
us for the„ . greater part of a life time,, aOl
do 'soleninly - a - siert and betieVe;' that" his '
character. has __heretofore, • and. IS yet,
_without a -stem.
1 , • For many years he has - been 'a' . Member
1 1 of the , Methodist F.Piticoptif ClMieb; and,
know him cannot' but be grieved;
that 'the - virulence .Of party pxciterdent
should:_haveLproilticed_such_a_waßton_ans
him to be a man of strict truthand veracity,.
`Ave - can - assure-t ie- peop e o enney an a
: that we verily believe - he would not "not assert,
er t O
swear to thamit' which 'there Wait; or_
•coultlbee r shadoWlef-doubti- -'chat-altheugh , -;
he is abent,' or near ' sixty:Yearitif age; he
is, yet an active man, and t we believe his
itlias of right or wrong-are so strictly cor
ract,--41tat--whoiever,-lielitstl or"-Might-te-have
any doubts in'relation' to' ti - Matter 'he would
make•no pesitiVe , assertion- about'it, 'much'
leois would he's Wear tb sueli asSertitni` - :'*:. l
•
velact3s, integrity,; an -mora c aracter,•are
wiNtout" reproach';` that..--hei — deponent;' is
now forty-nineYeari of age' and hal known I
Stinnbreaker since he was le pay; ariclViat
he ''never heard Any "'charge§ of any 'ltind
whatever against his characteriiiiitil , Mae'
D. R. Porter hemline - a: Candidate 'for : G'of
ernnr=and &Pe - tient further states, ` that lie
Ili been acquainted"with - • John: U. Stone.;
braker'sinee "the year 1800, entrthat - 10, -
deponent, believes- - bim" to' be a;'Man of be
-1 tween thirty-five and'thirty-eight"yeariel
age, and
,that he (John 11. Stonebraker,).
has been a married'. Man foe a lone-time,l
aria: hitS - ii ; daughter: liliO -- is toriiidered .- a
woman grown—and'deponent further states,;
that, he is now living a near neighhor -- toH,
,John Stonehraker,' !Sen., and . , believes his
m i nd to-be' as strong as ever it Vitie. - ; -- And
1
deponent' urther states that'john it.'Stone
in-alter is -considered among his neighbors
as a: - man Of good thiracter.r-'and ( Wilier
saiilL.not., •' - ': ' ~. -' ' _ .-- • '. •
7 . . HENRY FULTON.. ""-
}
,_Sworn and sahaerlhAtLleford_
__ " • 2____
'— me the - 4iliai - y - lif i 841:1 - 8 - 38: _:._
DAVID SNARE..: . ----- -, . _____ _ -
riiitheir:EvidCitice;
~
, . -- -
We call attention'to thee-letter ofMichael
Wallace,_Em.,_an_eld _inerulMrsif_the__eni
ate ; a careful perusal will satisfy any -body
that.: - orter has not,paid...lll: his! Just-debts.
Mr. Wallace, was one Of the creditors men.,
- tiotfed - :m m7the — pidei - of - 1110 - Cotirt,,-7tutdr-Court,;
[stilt IMPaid ; ,ind, his. charge hgainst hith is
directi_!-Messrs The IVlessrs. , ---.Stonebrakers-Lhe
knowsiand has long known._ ..... : ...' .
Afr. Benedict :;--Qti cooking over the
Ail i•Oetite-. and-Sreli ti it el-iif-- tlie 28th-tilt. on y
- attention' was, arrested- by:_the_fellciwiq
statement in'it:, ".Now the truth is; Gen.
[porter never had any trusteesrthe gentle
ale
never. gaveliOnd; or took
! upon themselves the trust; but having full
confidence in his integrity, they _and his
creditors, left. 'it withflim -to -make . settle-
Ment and manage tdi• the business himself,"
Having been-re (if the persons appointed
trustee for pa - via It:Torter; I feel myself
called u . potrio staterio the • public the rea
sons why I did not ae't as his trustee.' ' Im
tmediately on my_ 'frame beinigienßninced by
rthe_court as - one alhe„trustees, Mr. Porter
I came to 'me= and expressed a. wish that I
1, would consent to the appOintment, and give
the necessary - security, and to induce me
Ito de - se intimated to me that it wonld not
F ,
be necessary :that' myself sithuld do any
Ithing' in the matter; but that lie ',would do
all; and that his intention was to pay all' the
/ claims - against him-lut-one,--which-was a ,
;,large one ! , and which he would never pa.v.
Ilvas - reluctant to :comply witlyliiis . h,
and told him so'; 'he 'then lov
f t 'e v and in a
_short time again_ came ,to me,_mul. urged yrul
..
to consent and °comply, •and- at the - I3ante
_time' mforrned and gave me to understand,
that unless 'I would'let him have the settle-
-Inent-ni-all-the-btudneSs r -he-did-not-wish
me' to have any thing-to do in the 'matter;;
• and 'that if 1 would so consent and comply
he would make me as safe as'he 1:m1d%;
that lie would giviine John •Stonebralter,
and; I think, - Thomas M. Owens, - as - sects=
rity or bail tit& I shoidd riot lose by doing
so. This I refused-. to agree to; and Mr.
Porter , then' , Walked' off and left me: 'A
short-time after thii Mr:. - interqn conver
sation induced me.to believi that there was`
,no property, - or trust funds to he gotten zyr
i tollook after,, at :any ate worth
,the trouble
of attending to it, and in eonsequence - there.
I or, 1 never acted in, looked after, or in-,
quired fUrther abont the business." '.. I have
been didappthmed In what ,lepes /lad at
that:me, , that Irr.,_"Porter, might,pay hi
debts as
-he haa•aiee ,baffled and delayed
several'Of his creditors;' cias 'a63,
, clams .
evidently just, - As' tes , my .oivn claini,`"aP
though a small matter, not' he one Kali of
it-is-yet-paid,- Mond' #.- tvos-the,--elaith- on
-which' he get - hinizelf - purtiljdit. ---- Ourhw
the Jaiti-August Court in-Huntingdon; I
; called. on'Mr.,pprteri _persortallyi l and' . de;
rnanded a settlement;With him; btit,4o,pp,i
-tivel§ refiia"ed'deitie any thing in the tuatter•
-until--after-the-eleetion •;2-2ard-1-iialkild_vtr' hO;
compelled to; , *et who: js
~ i Maly t rue , to - inte
from him ili-thg,hes,c:P.o l o 'ca11iw. 1 41 1, .. 1 PIA
iltlw compelled.and,trying i to - dci , by - thiti only ,
-course ferine..- - c`" !'u----",'. i. Y. ~., -''
:.Ditring thetall 'of 1801, I biieniimachitain
- tea .with'dolm Sumillitakers / .af,ldllived twitli-. 1
in a few rods r.,ic jiiool3,Bo-for siime , 1v).0..1 '
of AMC: . - :llliciain&iilo,-:tinCeilitg ' • ,hisi
neighlmrhOMk.b9Plool(ol4,fikitli Oil
regularly had 4600 Aillilirm:joi. ' 0; ,
ilk
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spef,t sooko
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knowledge 4 thec.ligagtOPrijkli#l.sofl
- 10*enn;'-untl*onid;,yt
just b4' tris - 0)4-60iit
, Aktni;it:sli.( l.6l 4 - be 4 •o,9* . 'thi4-'44* 0 7 1 -0 1- ' -
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liktirial,clitfOotia ' ttidifhOsi6*Odiff#
ld
t4tUVe•beeitit so \t'iro'.-,o4,, ; 'h4t , fli'yvet#4o, s
Years.aP'i, , ilidwtfio'Avamrll64:* 4 (
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~OF- PASSP/p4)ollßTglifierAiM94Yh
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ihe(hxd, bilictisitelts**ithili;:liitieldteivva
-•--• • • - •
well 'known.`,. At whieh tithe reapititable
clergyman Who was pretty well acquainted
with - him, told me he hoped the law might
now What_moralperausSion had; failed to_
aeePnililialt,-that is Prodttee a reformation in
his, character.. -.ln short I feel Confident that
tatate bat whit is Well Ateown, - and.what,,
the ',mind of every, candid man;Afficihiwell
acquainted 'withThothas °Wens, . will
at once concur in, when I state that' kie , is
man who will say " yee—yesi 0 . yes yes
certaihly,'.! to any thing,which can be asked
- *•'l'equested of him,
,provided the doing'So
wilt' not trench. or create a'aemand demand:., his
pocket - or interest, that he just the proper
sort'of initruhiebt, for a &styling man,, or
set of men to get to doiletit,thaVtheyshruilil
have the use: of, his name, lei:t - it:their Ruk,
pose. No,,.man who 'knoWs !Monies M.
Clwens can believe that he wrote or dictated
a sincie sentenett.•:olYthat . which : ri}spears.
over his name, in, they " Ady6c4tilr. :
nel" of the : September - . ---- - , , ,
„ MICHAEL IVAILACE.•:'
Morris-township;-4V141188. - '_ - i""
•" - -
--Mr. Beneclicti--4tiqticg tiirtrysaf iexny
apology for' thus intruding bpbif you. untl
the public'. My been
used in the puhlic' Prints 'aria - autolialter of
Gen Porter; which I was. When den;
Porter wits• nominated,' tlie'ida
out hy himself and friends; and 'Confirmed
by the. primary meetings of thC party;` ; that
he-was-Contieriotitive 7 --in,hisr- - viewS‘ 7::::-Thip
beipg the fain, rfelti that,those who were ,
opposed to 'Mr. Van'
,Burcn could . give lthn
theifeappOrt, Without-sacrificing mi3r,priri
ciple'd Pennsylvania policy; b.ut thc,resci
lution -passed by-thef7YoungiMo,ll7.B Coat
liOjt,, and the address of their members of
Porrgress, have connected Mr oiter
Mr. Van Buren and his odious Sul.4*.featitt
--ryTSelte-me;--scrclegily;--thatit niust - driire
from his. impport all - those who - think:,the
sub-treasury olmoxious in the people,- and
anti-republican„ in. principle. Hence it is
clear that the election 'of Mi._ Porter will
be proclaimed- as a sub-treasury - triuunih.
Pennsylvanies interests demand that he .be
- defeated: .I,Osepli
he - not proven civable ?-
' As 'much. has been said in - relation 'to
the signing of certain certifieiteafn favor
- of
'Mr, Porter, 'I Shall here - take''occasion' to
explain.l 'The lint certificate, was a denial .
of Aeltarge made in the celebrated. Camp
bell letter ! as it-was, called, charging Porter.
with concealing property fOr-fratldulent pur
poSes,:at The time of his insolvency; and
other charges of - less weight. Believing
Mr„Porter.not guilty, end confirmed inthat
belief by the fact, that Mr, Porter instituted
a snit in the ;criminalT court •against Camp
hell, ;however, - : was' pet oil by
Mr-Portees:_counsel_at.the August -term)
as an honest Man, 1 felt bound-.to give 'my
.name to 'disprove the charge.
• The next was - rTheitiffeaff - Ortirtawyere
‘(myself -one)istating-tltat-there-were-no-un - satisfied judgments on the docket against
,Mr. Porter. , Mr. Porter stated to nie, that
they were all paid except costs which was
the reason satisfaction hod not been entered:'
Lawyers know that:loch - is - often" the - case.
I have since learned by, ono who is private
sy. ac,?painted with-the facts Ilia they are
not paid yet. ' - 1
The third and last certificate, was to
fute a elrarge of blasphemy...which I siened,
never having Inotirri Mr:: - titer - guilty - of -
the Charge,-61' my , owil knowledge: .
.. The 'charge - made in , the . first certificate
has been lately placed befOre the •publie on
I much stronger, ground by theAhdavits
the Messts; Stonebmlcers; -men of - asgobd
bialshe.atliffini's_oilintY3 arid
there is earthly
,inducernentwhich
could coneeive to make the elder Stonebra
!ref, or the: younger either; 7 olo- fo' that,
xylaieb..would noybe true, -, z old - man;
probably-60,-seekingeo,political faVor, and'
in no =wise: conne.cted , witW party passions,
t or prejudices; and has, not; to my
edgei -ever ~Itskediany; ' , p artY for political
favorfcii, many years,. tintrat this .tinte,- a
mentber,of,the-MethodistEpiseopalChUreh
bitt_affidavittai:sikrit.
property-loft .vgitk Mri pot.
ter: , - 111r4 rteEhfriendfLPlOduge
sgkedule oftreiord thCtime;of
ineolyericYpiaiK:gie, -- PrOPertY. ocitagagit . '!
641; jO, irme returned,,it WecatTrAtklthn ,
atVdMickt; ',...40,44 11 -9Ptlaod 2 uoi , thik 4. earlY
filigu*.,of /GPnl , ,,P4 , 3o4:: ll o B 4Uuq , auxiQu* ,
, eekik , f4;4oll,9thipt*thOtifil;siirdo
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Tot give, -at all into..the •Inuidtr'or
Thbniss' TYLVwelis' qalii*POptadv.ini me
as . i=rcagoil 'eceipt..,tot'antti
isige hands I would Tose
sliate,Of the .bail..meney., . David:l4 Po" "
ter tag° my hands one ether/ond on -
,ICiado Russst, Peering : date same as the
,ifirl - 43; and - assigned -
.I:tient by 11-14 ,Porter.;to me',.the,, , aisign-
Inent_dated the oth -: of - IstinarYi -1819 .
also received frenisA R,‘Forter, a ,note or
bond for about six hiindied dollars, drawn •
by some; . whose , . name. . is pot (HS
tinctly reeollented....:/ tnitkli'Van..ffiyers,-
Or Byers. Ile also left' in my hands one
'other.ohligation,io favor of Patton* Pot-,
.ttri'liiawnbk ,. aVi. Wakefield, the amount
nofrecolleeted. }o aist? left in My hands
*, patent or deed of - itraef of lindTeituated
1. 4 B4OOOOPAY. hundred ocregf..Pr
thereaboursi- - The, whole of ,-which bonds " 1 -
or obligations, arid, Said.,deed u lvere depof ,
'lilted in illy Minds; somewhere ;abont the ,
first-part of 1819, arid'assigned to
etelpf difirdeWen
,there was 'no assignment: ' The bond for ,
three hundred tind : , ,forty-three dollars,. and ,
lhOw4 , fo9bi§!lo l , l .o.,in i enqmie4bbligi l ool l 3
and di - Cr .- deed, were deliveredinto my ape, - ,
charge,,by;,:l47.'Porter,, : ruit - skewing.
-that-the-amount,--for4hich-l-Was bailortuld
easily be made out of the bonds assigned to
myself- and Owenti, and then'ailying , - - .-'take
these (meaning the three latter' obligations..
and ihe'deeds) and keep
Slierdy after,whielf time , Mr,Perfer
eondned, and 'Caine out confinement bY_
applying:to:the law!for thereliefof-thettdc_J_
solvent. ebtore. - 114. 4-.4; 1 0t.'
'ter [Wea..releaped he and-1.
gave , into his /ands the obligations and:
aabd, except such as-r had received thew).
.i1eY.:"..1014. Mr... Allison, ond„_tk,elbeful• of _.
three .•hundred,,- and foitpitliree • dollars,
which 'haying been leftin the hands of Mp.
Allison • did not then bare Security:-
but wh ich Owens brought 'on My °tip _
der some ' time • after from Allisont -
about which time, in the Presenceof-Pavid - :
Poror,,and at.his request,i, assigned it
to - Georgeliavisi Epq., - on Which bond- I
never received one'cent, neither did I'on the
two-last--mentioned-obligations. - And de.---
ponent_further saith that David•R. Airier,,
-'
told him, that he had , got, all the money. on ,
the obligations_ except
,W akefield!ii ; and,.
-Porter! furthei .told deponent that
-the tract of land; hut--deponent deen
not recollect: the amount• whicit.Porfer said "
he,obtained for it. • Deponeriffurthetsaith„
that some time ahont the time he tei re
leased, after lii`_:releaSe;
rorter brought the , books of account of the .
firmofPaftenkPorter anddelliteredthem .
into my hands, witka positive request that
I sheuld not deliveritioin7info the fiends of -
any, person except himself; Which' hooks
look_antl.put:intika_luutelinp
- icy were kept for a considerable length of
time, when David 11; Perter, called ; and
took th_em and carried them to the office
George Davis; Esq. and in . 47hich' offiee
Saw then m some time 'ailerwarde.' White
iti_tny,possessiun,,,Mr,.lames_ McMnrtrie , ..
called and demanded them, and.l positively. r
refused. to give them to then in
formed-Liar.' -Porter—that demand' hill, - -
been Made"- fer 4 tlienr, arid he then r*ttin de- 2
aired-me not give thentio any one:-Atitut
said Alepouent furthersaitl4, that at the time
Of the:-transaction ; tf.:3vpa.' way ,
fortned that ihe.desire: of
,Mr, I?Orter.was
to Secrete- his propertyefrom his -' -
dePonent being at , that time ignoranti
re9nimments..ef.ihe leif.:L.Depenent" far,: -
ther saith ls..preaent statementis made; on
this part,-;entirelytol,pot '-'at;
believing that:- many perionalnicialifiharge
lthe with.oonitiving with Mi.: To fief to 'rte..'' 2 .
crotehis property, and:with a'deskii solely
tci lay before ;the people tlortratV9f a - nlat7
tai;: n Inch :qtr ti;ihle: to.; much misrepresents.. :
non. "..To - the - treth'ef ‘ the *bare; then',4l
heltnotis that heinait‘ tiefoiiiikanY Yeats'
meet Him Who , 4 . trieth - tliblastend:unjosi,l:,
mosthe- PeaCTinlY llveearlb l itd ftit'llt sr smith • •
riot, ~
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