{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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John Binns in his Democratic Press. has lately made
singular political discosure-one which will not redouna
much the credit Of those who have made so much noise
about corruption coalition presses printing by authority
&c. II is this: Stephen Simpson, editor of the late Colum.
ban Observer Of Philadelphia, who is application
the benefit of the insovent laws. is indebted to John H.
Eaon Senator from Tennessee, the friend and biogfapber
of General Jackson the Of $500 1t is added,
that "here subsisted any intimacy between Simpson
and Eaton, till since the establishment Of the Columbian
Observer"