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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

Ge..[1 - ! coasasietee Olive b
e Ns - emyrspso0 With similar con
INp ~ of tse eontemplssed 'ca:
r66sct q the construction there
That committee Of Eve b ap.
5 - select eight delegates % sttend
g.ssioa 70 - - On the 18th ofSeP-
!. ~. -. It OunlapsvilIe. and also the
H.Is hsesnaI Improvement eelebra-
4s,l. That the committees appointed
~.st;n~ have power to Eli all vacan-
~ ~ occur in their bodies. All Of
y ..s~11e u1saimously adopted.
- then announced the following
n 1,1n;ttee on petitions, in conformity
~ ~ resolution, viz: Frederick Black,
Il Douian, Nicholas Smith, Nathan
Eea. jsmss Bridges, Thomas Bradbury,
80, and Thomss +. Larsh.
L.. I1cvine corresponding committee
- anpointed, pursuant to the resOlu-
-. 6cniel Weaver, John Whitinger,
CaapbslI, J. w. Williamson, and DR..
vs-.sIea Rsnck, Thomas Bradberry, ia |
e.. E. F. DonlaD, and Elisha Fulton, j
- e1uin1ed committee 10 select dele (
49,. ~ ccnventnn and celebration. who
C.,ed ne E,ilowing viz: Col. Smith Hunt.
2.-es ]. Larsh, VIM. Matchett, Harlan !:
s.II.a Va. Jacob Fender, John Within d
~. T. Black, and Jacob Piessinyer. Il
"a. 1elpe, Resolved, That the proceed 4
~, neeting be signed by the chair
Fl. ~ secretary, and that the Richmond
49,. Peoples Advocate, Liberty Star,
sneIy3s American, and Peonle's Friend.
.-~.s.A A., r,s,k,lsxh tho Sorno
0 avsieo the meeting then adjourned.
THOMAS J. LAKSH. Sec.
SMITH HUNT, Chairman.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03
FOR s ALE.

FOR SALE.
The subscriber has for sale one q LaDesb BD6Duoo
Chain Horse Power Threshiag Machioss, good q hs:
Also, -
Two Copper Stills.
and all the apparatus Of Dstiesy, which Re Wf ~
pr1vate tale reasonable terma
CHRISTIAN SUuL.
Richmond, July y. 1885. 9M
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

GEO. GRAHAM, Jr1
r.. W. LEE,
THOMAS TYNER, Committee.
IRA LACKEY
Cambridge. August 10, 1896. ASH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

Ogb0rn & Utter1
Eu Boot and Shoe. Makers, :
S RESPECTFULLY infosms the psalic
that have they opened . shop on Mem
n street nearly opposite ID. d. Sloaht Hd-
- tel, where they will execute Xdik II
the most fashionable and durable map-
Der: Those who will favor them With
their custom wall have ample justice done 70 tbeir
understandinRs
Richmond, Aug. 20, 1885, 33tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE:
comfortable dwelling House and Lot - offered
for sale in this place, roasonable terms. umwe-
date possession be given Inquire At THE oce.
Richmond, August 9th 1895. SLIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

Ss~~sOSs - ASOAes6tO0S
HAVE just received and opening their slose
opposite the Bank, large and general aisostmeoeof
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS;
which they offer wholesale and retail on The most av.
orable The great variety ofher stock the ~
hand them that they able nes
y every person who may be pleased to call on then
July 8, 1886. 270
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

THE suhscsber Offers iot sale biz farm consisting ~
ore hundred acres, len, lying aboue oae -
West OF Richmond and few rods north Of The Naeional
kead There are On the premises . good, ncw, ksos
cellent orchard Of ,ie good spenes &c IHjs farn .
the zane lately owned By Abst ne ~ vsU ksewh 4
the neighbosh00d . desiraho sjen. HGsonae wish
JAMES JONe6
Aug. Is, 1896. 33-M
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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08


10 me jTeemeH q tranHf'a county:
feloW-rlI'1enS, HAT tie present, is
Inomehlous crisis IN the concerns Of our
national affairs, Is probably as apparent to
you as 1t Is ic us, we doubt not. But we
are peculiarly desrcus OF stirring you up
to love and good works, III our connlry's
common cal Sc and best interests. We are
aware TOO ot Tie lnallenaD.e rights OF all
men, and esq eciaily OF treemen, to think,
mNestt.ate, ndgc, ana act, Ter themselves.
tut we have 10 regret mn apparent apathy
OF many o: cur fellow cluzers that are
iflcmeh, 10 whom belong the right OF the
elective iGAicilSe, to the exciting subjects
OF the pre.' ut politics OF the nation. The
course piuf ucd by the present adninlsra
ton, 'arlr; as it Is from the course ofany
former &C mnlstratIon, produces an era
that is big with importance to every lover
OF his couA try. We have only to look back
upon the tragedy OF the last eight years, ts
discover We most alarming assumptions OF
power by the national Executive National
treaties nave been openly violated and dis
regarded, ,"hcn they should have been
hcld most sacred, III order mat nalionNf
confidence cnulG be maintained ana public
faith secured. The decisions OF the high
est Judicial tribunal OF the nation has been
dsrepuic,' a6d virtually nulllticd. And in
stead OF the much promised retrenchment,
i'll the expenditures oithe national govern
ment, the expenditures OF the government
have been augmented, 10 an alarming de-
gree, and HAT too, wien there has been
nothing nj some or abroad, domestic or
foreign, thar has demanded suc! augnen-
talon.
The period of new election is now near
at hand, and prominent candidates are be-
fore the people. Their views OF he policy
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
Butter is selling II Cincinnati, at .fhy
cents per pound.

ANOTHER DREADFUL AccIDENT,---A
schooner which arrived here last evening,
picked up, 20 miles from Cape Elizabeth,
yesterday, Il schooner belonging to Bath,
loaded with potatoes and wood, and bound
to Boston, capsized and on her beam ends,
all the crew dead except the Captain, who
is now in u very low slate--lour dead bod
les were found dead on the wreck. The
Captain had n nephew on board, who was
the last man that died. We have not been
able to ascertain Portland ,4tguS
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08


SENATE. Prayer 10y the Chaplain.
RsPoh u Committees Ivy Mr. Henry, the
bill incorporating the Middle Falls manu-
factoring Co., ordered to he cngrossrd; by
MIR lluhbclI the bill relating to iorcbie en-
try and detainer, lhat The same ought not
TO pas, laid upon the table; by Mr. Phelps,
bills providing field pieces for companies Of
artillery in Rockingham and Stow, recon-
mittcd, on motion OF Mr. Picrpoui to com.
on military affairs, with instructions to re-
port general bill upon the subject.
NHS-rclh,iug to surveyor General, coun-
ty surveyors, &c. read n lhird time and
passed; from The house, reyNing tax on
lands in Woodbury., read II third time and
passed to pay ;. g. Booth, 1851 40 cents,
referred to committee Oh claims; cngrosscd
bill from the house, incorporating village OF
Woodstock, read Il third time aud passed
relating TO the cl""tion of Governor, &c,
tuken up, and pre- >sals Of amendment con-
sdered, atncndn. ats adopted, aud the bin
laid upon the table
MIR Bell aled up the bill relating TO the
Grand List. Mr. Van Sicklin stated It's
provisions, materially the same us the eYis-
ting law, with the addition of putting Bank,
Steamboat and Turnpike stock, in certain
contingencies, in The list as taxable. Mr.
Plerpont renewed his proposals Of amend
ment, to simplify the system, when AIcssrs
Bell aud Van SiclIin spoke in opposition
to the amendment, Mossrs Perpont and
Ranney, in favor The bill was laid upon
the table.
Report Of Committees i he Judiciary
committee, the bill from the house, giving
to the Judges Of the Supreme Court, the
fees now paid into The State Treasury, not
exceeding $500, in addition to their present
salary. Mr. Sheldon asked an explanation
of the necessity Of the bill; the chairman of
the committee answered the inquiry, and
remarks by Messrs Howe and Hebard in
opposition, Briggs aud Converse in favor
the bill was laid upon The table.
Adjourned.
liOuSE.-Poti,ion orinhabitaurs of Mid
d'ebury was referred to committee on liccn-
ces.
Eeporis BY the Land Tax committee A.
gainst tax On Charleston, and petitioners
had leave TO withdraw; bills taxing lands
in Victory and revising tax on Glastonbury,
ordered to n tlird reading. Bysolcct com
mttee against annGXing llurlhuu's Island
to Georgia, and the bin was postponed to
I'd Monday Of Oct. next by General
committee against bill in addition to act
incorporating BrauIchoro' village, rejected
on second reading; bills relative 10 dlslrlhu-
ton Of laws, Sc, and altering name Of
Francis Fleurcaut, ordered to third read
ing; against petition Of VIM, Bridges and
others, and it was laid upon The table on
motion Of Mr. Smith Of - a.. against bin
to encourage destruction Of crows, aud it
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
TD TEE POLES!

So far as Vermont is concerned, the
question, Who shall be our next President
is to he decided to-day. The time for pros
elyting is past. Tho simple question is,
viii the friends Of Harrison and Granger
stay at home and be beaten, or go to the
polls and achieve signal, n glorious aud
enduring victory? Who will stay at home !?
WHO?
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

IL Gen. Harrison 5 POOR-.Mr Van
Buren, is Ron Mir Van Buren, has been
in office all his life, and has realized a for
tune of HALE A MILLION OF DOL
LARS out of the public treasury.
~ THE PRIT.3YE FORTUNE or
GEN HIHRLSON W.2S SPENT IN
THE SERIICE or HIS COUNTRE
Who is most deserving of that country's
orltitude2
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

Josrpn VANCE, the Il Rrrison candidate for
Governor, has been elected by majority
of ncariy nine thousand ever Baldwin the
Van Buren, cann,,.c!e. Ofthe mcnaers OF
Congress, the friends of Harrison have G.
lccted eleven, and N.ljurep mel six. 1--WE
distrcts 10 be heNrd from.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
ER1nAY. Nov. ].

l. NiDAls WV -
SENATE--Prnycr by the chaplain
Us--Incorporating the Rutland Bail
Road Bank, delivered to tho Governor for
signature; Incorporating the Great Falls
Manufacturing Company, reported by com.
without amendment, ordered to be engross-
ed for II third reading; ascertaining the
principles upon which the Grand List shall
be made up, reported by Mr. Palmer from
the select committee, with the opinion that
the amendment ought not to take place to
pay Harvey Bell the sum mentioned, re-
ported hy committee without amendment,
read Il third time and passed; to repeal an
act to preserve fish in WilIuughby Lake,
read third time and passed relating to
notes ard bills of Exchange, read II third
and passed; altering the term of the SUI
premu Court in the County Of Chltcnden,
called up by Mr. Young, aud ordered to be
eugroSscd for third reading; Incorporating
Franklin County Asylum for the poor, read
third time aud passed relating to the
Grand List, called up Ivy Mr.. Van SickIcn;
the question being upon the amendment
proposed by Mr. Plcrpoint, to strike out all
after tho enartIng clause, was debated by
.Ncssrs. Bell Van Sicklin, Sheldon, Young,
Waterman, BarnCs, against the motion to
amend, .UcssrS. Picrpoint and Ranney, in
favor, aud decided in the negative, yeas q,
nays go, The SENATE acting as in committee
Of the whole, Mir White in the chair; laid
upon the table, and made the order of the
day for the afternoon.
BcSolution, by Mr. Phelps, requiring the
agent to settle the concerns Of the Vermont
State Bank, to furnish the Legislature with
All inventory of the property OF said bank;
passed.
Bill, incorporating the Ascutney Iron
Manufacturing Co., reported Ivy Committee
with proposed amendments, which were
adopted. Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. Prayer by Rev. j. Wright.
Mr. Fitch moved reconsideration Of the
resolution for adjournment SINE die; agreed
to, and the resolution laid upon tie liable.
BWs iatroduced. BY Mr. Carpenter Of
w. incorporating WOtstield Manufacturing
Co.; by llr Cushman, for Warren Manu-
featuring Co.; by Mr. Buckmasicr for
Murshfcd Manulac. Co.; referred to the
Committee on manufactures. by Mr..
Adams Of Grand Isle adding Grand Isle
Co. to thru Julicial Circuit, aud LamoiIlc
County to the o..; ordered IL a third read
: ing.
Mr. Hamilton cal ed up the bill locating
Franklin County buildings, and Mr. Smith
Of St. \. renewed the motion to dismiss,
supported by .Ncssrs. Smith OF St A. Ira
cy, and Peck, and opposed Ivy Messrs
Hamilton, Webster, Sawyer Of H., Dewey
of g., Hale, Eaton and Colby, and lost,
ayes e., noes lO2, the bill was referred to
u select committee Of five.
The bill relative to the election OF electors
; sc. was call d up AID passed. ADJ
O'clock p NJ
! SENATE-Reports Of CominltteCs-ir Young
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
EO '3G A.

In Georgia, VIII, re the jackson party
have heretofore sW rpt every thing before
them, It's now red, ccd almost TO a certain.
ty that the Van b. rem Congressional ticket
has been defeated.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
THURSDAY, Nov, 3.

SENATE Prayer by the Chaplain
Reports Of commiiteos-hiil from The house
laying tax on lands in Newark, with Il
mcndmcut, reducing tax 10 4 cents ner acre,
and substituting isaac Deuisun for Mr
spencer Amendments agreed to and the
bill read tlird time and passed; from the
house, bill relating to Judicial proceedings,
with proposals OF amendment, discussed
by Messrs llehord, Picrponi, Briggs, Palm
Gr ana sheldon, amendments rejected, aud
the bill indefinitely postponed.
RESOLUTIONS Mr. Pierpout called up the
resolution hon the house, appointing u
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.


Briggs, that the surplus revenue that may
fall to this State, he appropriated to the use
of common schools in the several towns III
this State, in proportion to their respective
population passed, and referred 10 The
committee on finance, with instruction TO
report bill.
BiHs-By Mr. Bell, to prevent circus rid
ng and theatrical exhibitions. Mr. Is. re-
marked that the prohibition contemplated
was loudly called for by the interests ofthc
State: referred to the Judiciary committee;
Ivy Mr. Phelps, incorporating the Middle
Falls manufacturing Go. at WINDSOR capi-
tnl 100000, referred to com. on manulac.
lures.
Reports f Committees BY Mr. Steele, the
bill in favor OF the town of Vernon, read a
third time and passed by the select COM
mittcc, incorporating the village OF Wood
stock, ordered to DO cngrosscd for third
reading; by the Judiciary committees, bill
relating to protests on inland bills of cN-
change, withpu. amendment; laid upon the
table.
Mr. Porter called mp the bill in relation
~ election, and stated amendments which
he desired to subMit, if the vote OF yCstcr
day were recouSidcred. At the suggestion
Of the President The unanimous consent of
the Senate was given, and the amendments
of Mr. Porter declared in orAcr.--providing
lst, for the calling Of Frecmcns meeting at
10 A. NJ, adopted ID providing for adj
lournment without day, approved also thar
question OF adjournment ShaH not be taken
during any baloting, nCgatived; 81 10y Mr.
White. TO strike out the provision for al
iournment, without an election OF represent
totiye, adopted. The Senate concurred in
these and other amendments pronoscd. rs
in committee of the whole without further
uclion Adj.
uOIrSE-Prayer nv Rev. Mr. Kellorp.
Petitions. For Bank ut Johnson, to com.
on Banks: Of trustees of Essex county
rranmor school to committee on educa-
lion. of 1870 ladies of Chelsea. to committee
ON licenses; of Caleb Weaver to judiciary
committee of mechanics of Nlonrpclier. to
committee ON listing system.
BiNs By Mr. Beach, taxing steam boat
stock. referred to CON. on listing system ::
by Mr. Adams of G. l., compcnsating su-
porintcndant of state prison. ordered 10 a
third reading; by Mr. Fulum, relating to
hop inspectors, ordered to a third reading:
by Mr. iIaprood. to INCORPORATE the Felch-
vile satinctt factory, TO COMMITTEES on man
uractures: by Mr. Allen. relating to LISTING
system, to committee ON that subject.
Bills from the Senate. incorporating man
ufacturing companies at West Townshend
and Bennington. laid upon the table: rclat-
inr to interest. referred to Judiciary com.
miltec.
BIN, pnsqrL For relief of Allen SmilL.
TAKING hnd, in Newark; relltiyp 70 fees Of
IriaS. oI s,,,,ro,no co,rt no ,o 81. m ,o,,
SomIcl Il, ppoth III 30. rrIaiiyn IN conn.
The Uln,Isr. resumed rnnsiloro,;on of tho
resolution If Yesterday on the surnIus the
motion hpinof to dismiss. at t,r su,,ars.
-.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

In Wuitslield, James c. Fargo TO Miss
Abigail Hamilton.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

ORANGE COUNTY.
Thomas Jones, LIST Assistant Justice.
Justin Edison, High Haiill.
Wan. Iicbard, States Attorney,
john ". Smith, Judge OF Probate, dis
trct of Randolph.
VIVA. Spencer, Judge Of Probate, district
of Bradford.
john w. Smith, Jason Steele, Joshua
Dickinson, jail commissioners.
Eliphalct Bates, inspector of Hops.
Sumner \, " ebbcr, committee to inspect
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Nathan Morse, ''7''''''' ''''''0''
Avian Garter, Sheriff.
Paul Dillingham;, jir. States Attorney.
ION the above nomination being present
ed, Mr. Cushman moved its rccommitment,
and after discussion by Senator Waterman,
Messrs CusInnan, Peck, Curtis and Smith
of Berlin, the motion was ncgativcd--aycs
ll5, noes !lU)
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

day afternoon next.
The bill to incorporate the bank Of Bran
don was called up, when Mr. Fitch moved
to amend SO as to give future legislatures
control Of the chatter; and the hill was
hail upon the table ANA made HE order for
to- mUrrCW morning.
Mi :'ar9caut cal!cd IN The bill to incor-
pcrat2 the bennington Co. Bunk Mr. c.
X. Field offered an amendment same rs
oil; red 10 the x. r. Il. Buuk; laid on the
table.
Mr. Iloughlon Of Stamford had leave OF
absence from Friday nest.
Adjourned.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
EENNINGToN COUNTY.

EENNGNGTOH COUNTY.
iuman Norton,
John II. Bottom, High Bailill.
Leonard Sergeant, states Attorney.
Martin C. Doming. Judge Of PROBATE, dis
trct of Manchester.
Aaron Robinson, judge Of Probate, dis
uct Of Bennington.
W. c. Watson, Fowler w. lloy', II. $.
Walker, commissioners Manchester Jail.
Jonathan Hunt, O. c. Merrill, T.. d. Hub
bard commissioners Bennington jail
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

Woodbury., ordered to third reading; tax.
ing lands in Newark, read twice and refer
red 10 COMMITTEES on manufactures for re-
lief Of Allen Smith, read twice and referred
to committee on finance; an act in addition
to an act relating to judicial proceedings,
cXemptlng Judges Of supreme court from
account ng for fees, read twice and referred
10 Judiciary committee.
Adjourned.
NOUSE--Mr Brewster called up the
bill incorporating the Savings Bank OF
NIiddehury; ordered to third reading.
The House proceeded to consider the
order of the day, being the Rutland rail
road Bank bill: MIR Foolc explained it's OBJ
jects, when Mr. Peck moved mn additional
section, providing that no Sank in this state
shall subscribe for stock in the rail road
bank adopted, and the bill laid on the Ia
bic aud made the order for tomorrow morn
ing,
The Senate came in aud the Joint com
nittcc proceeded to make the following ap-
poininlcnts:
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08

HOUSE.-Prayer by Rev. Mr. Kelley.
Mr. Smith of st. A. called up the bill re-
charleriug the bank of St. Adams support
cd by Messrs Smith of st. A., Foote, Villas,
Hale aud Sawyer of II, opposed by Messrs
c. *. Field, Fitch, Hamilton and Dec, and
ordered TO third reading, ayes lSG, noes
81. House adj.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-08
Adjourned.

HOUSE--Petiions, sc. Renaissance
against tax on Troy, and petition Of select
men of Lowell, referred to land tax com
of Roswell Mellen aud others, 10 members
from Rutland county; Of VIM. FELTON, and
sixty others, to COM on licenses.
The committee Of roads and canals re-
ported against petition for a bridge at Guild
hall, laid on The table.
MrFoole called up the bill incorporating
The Rutland Il. L. Bank, the question being
upon an amendment by Mr. Fitch, subject
ing the charter to the control of future leg
islalures-supporled by Messrs G. X. Field
Ficth, Necdham of 49,, Buckmaster and
Peck, opposed by Mcssrs Foote, Sawyer of
H., and Tracy, and egatiyed--aycs S.
noes l25-the bill was read Il third time
l22 TO ~, when Mr. & X. Field moved to
lay ii on the tuble - ncguIiyed, without a
count, and the bill passed, ayes III, noes
~. Adj,
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rate banks at Brandon, Bennington, Poult-
ney, Black River bank and Washington co.
bank, were considered and laid upon the
table.
Reports. Bill taxing Lowell, rccommt-
ted. Bills to settle line between Elmore
and Worcester, to incorporate Arlington
manufacturing CO., relating to interest, aud
for permitting the members of both houses,
officers, &c. to vote for electors of President
without going to the ordinary place of cleo.
ton, ordered 10 n Sd reading. Bills for
weighing hay, &C., aud to prevent the
spread of infectious diseases among sheep,
dismissed. Petition for TAX on Weuloct
and the bill relative to grand list, laid on the
table.
Mr. Stafford had leave of absence after
tomorrow, and Mr. Pierce (auditor) after
Tuesday next.
The committee to examine accounts Of
superintendent of State House made report,
referred to committee OF superintendants
report.
The committee on Agriculture reported
against any law on agriculture.
The Governor announced, by message,
the resignation of Judge Stowcl of La
Mobile county, and Of Brgadicr General
RyIand Fletcher.
The petition Of citizens of Orwell was
referred to committee on licenses of Amos
Speor and others TO committee of Ways
and Means.
Mr. Carpenter Of w. called up the resolu-
ton for adjournment sine die--frdny, Nov.
II. agreed upon and the resolution adopted.
MIR Dewey of q. Introduced bill rclat-
ing TO State Prison, ref. TO Gen, com, Al