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The foregoing statement we believe to be absolutely cor- rect. The pyramids now in use give the year 1 829 as the com- mencement of the coal trade in the Lackawanna region, and seven thousand tons sent by the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company. The same pyramids start us in the Wyoming this bill ? First, to get 1^2000 out of the state t...reasury to perpetrate 3. Falsehood. This under false pretences.
Second. To place on record the ^wxC^^r falsehood that Philip Ginter was the (first) discoverer of anthracite coal in Pennsylvania. Mr. Ginter, himself, did not claim that he was the discoverer, because "he had heard of stone coal over in Wyoining . " Mr. Rapsher is certainly mistaken when he says that historians differ as to whether Philip Ginter was the first discoverer or not. No, they do not differ. All historians agree that Mr Ginter discovered coal in what is now Carbon county, in 1791, and that he was not the first disccnierer of anthracite coal in Fennsyh ania.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1808 150 " 1809 200 " I8I0 350 " 1811 450 " i8n 500 " 1813 500 " 1814 700 " 1815 icxx> " 1816 1000 " 1817 iioo " 1818 1200 " 1819 1400 " 1820 2500 " 1820 36510115.
The foregoing statement we believe to be absolutely cor- rect. The pyramids now in use give the year 1 829 as the com- mencement of the coal trade in the Lackawanna region, and seven thousand tons sent by the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company. The same pyramids start us in the Wyoming this bill ? First, to get 1^2000 out of the state t...reasury to perpetrate 3. Falsehood. This under false pretences.
Second. To place on record the ^wxC^^r falsehood that Philip Ginter was the (first) discoverer of anthracite coal in Pennsylvania. Mr. Ginter, himself, did not claim that he was the discoverer, because "he had heard of stone coal over in Wyoining . " Mr. Rapsher is certainly mistaken when he says that historians differ as to whether Philip Ginter was the first discoverer or not. No, they do not differ. All historians agree that Mr Ginter discovered coal in what is now Carbon county, in 1791, and that he was not the first disccnierer of anthracite coal in Fennsyh ania.
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