Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-07-17
SUMMER MOVEMENTS. &c.

lately returned from Florida represent, as
| the general impression there, that although
| the lntans have left the ne ghborhoOd Ol
our encampmenls, they do not contem-
| p!ate renewing hoslillies. They are as a.
verse 10 n removal as ever, and have taken
advantage OF the warm season, when active
| opera lions on our side cannot be carried
or, 10 violate their engagements. 1t is ex-
pecled that when the cold weather sets in,
they win return, and suffer themselves to be
transported to the West.
Mn. ADAMS ORATIoN AT NnwBuRyroRT.
The Salem Register says
! The Fourth OF July Grafton Of Mr.. Adj
ans was quite Interesting and lorcible.
He commented on the Declaration of indie
pendence, the Union of the States, STATE
Sovereignty, aud the language Of those
| who alked of calculating the value OF the
| Union. On the subject Of Slavery, he took
the ground that there was no danger from
! the free and full discuss on of the topic
The later subject occupied most Of lhe ada
dress.
TROUBLE BREwING.--It is stated that
there are fourteen thousand Squallers in
The Iowa district, the part Of Wisconsin
west Of the Mississippi Government has
sold no land there yet.
KITCHEN CABINET NO GO IN TENNESSEE.
I The Van Buren, presses have been hoas-
| ting that Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee, would be
beaten for Congress by his opponent, Mr..
| Hail. Wel-Mr. Hail has backed out
! from the contest.
The GOOD CAUSE IN GEoRGA.-The Au-
gusta Ch;unice o!'ihe 2sh inst. SAYS, that
| It's letters from the interior give assurance
| that the prospect OF the election OF Mr..
Gilmer, the State Righte Candidate for
Governor, are Of the most haltering char
| acer.
DEATH OF NATHANIEL. MAcoN.-The
venerable and vrtpous Macon, Of Norlh
Carolina, is no more. Tbe Warrenlon
Reporter, Of Saturday last, contains the
! following annunclation OF his deccase -
at is with feelings OF deep regret we
lave to announce the death ofthe Hon. Ma
| lhane Macon he departed this life at his
residence in this county, on Thursday NOR
ming last, the 29th OF juno. in the SD wear
Of his age. Mr.. Macon was a member of
one or the other branches Of Congress,
without intermissi0n, almost from the for
nation OF the present Government down TO
! the wear 800, when he voluntarily retired
! to private lille, only 10 emerge from it sub
| sequently, Tor d short period, to assist in
| the convention Of his native Stale in revi-
sing lis constitution. During the long
| term, and through all the exciting periods
of his public life, though always a conspi-
cuous and influential party man. no one, OF
| any party, ever questioned his integrity or
the purity Of his motives, and lie has de-
scended 10 the tomb lull of years and with
universal respect"
E-GEN. HARRIsoH, who was appointed
! ia deliver an Grafton on the 4th, before the
citizens Of Cincinnati, has declined, in con-
sequence Of having accepted an invitation
from the citizens OF Miami county, 10 he
| present at The celebration on that day in
| Piqua.
The present season. las been very I'M
! favornh HE for the manufacture of salt, more
so, thus far, than for The last ten years.
Yarmouth Register.
STICK PIN THERE.--Tt is ascertained by
letter from the President, that the Bank Of
Metropolis suspended specie payments On
the recommendation of Messrs. VAN
buren,, Woodbury., Kendall, &c.
The 9Th reguinr toast at the great Dem
ocalic Wing Festival at Philadelphia,
was
General William Henry Harrison-'rhe
People of PENNSYLVANIA exnltingly point TO
! him as their future leader in their second
struggle for "vrtue, liberty and indepen-
deEce."
to The people throughout the United
Sta es are wide awake TO the new plot
| 10, h., Va, tn hIicf,
ROYAL Treasury BANK.-Star.
The Hon. Geo. Monnell, OF The supreme
! Court OF Michigan, is ARA igned beinre the
Legislature OF that Stale for ma conduct in
| his office.
Shameful Speculation.-Th Post Office
receipts are deposited in specie and drawn
in specie. Amos Kendall sends on friend
with draiis-sells the specie for a premium
Of len per cent. and buys Western money
at discount of Ten per cent. and thus
somebody coolly pockets twenty per cent.
by the operation.
These robheries are getting 10 he open
and barelace How long ill the people
countenance this shameful speculation on
uieir pockets'- Star
Rain.-There has been transporting
rain on his city and country, Iur The last
three cks, without only very short
CLEANS of sunshine. VIII the Globe as
scrl that all this wafer has been "got up''
(nr brought DOWN by the New York mer-
chants and brokers for the purpose Of
drowning the crops, and thus, by produ-
cling universal distress in the country, in
huence The eections' We can tell The
Globe what the merchants are preparing To
do, with the assistance OF the sturdy yeo-
many Of the country-"Ge; up political