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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Seutlbes 92otoriun,.

Dd WnferlbTiebtner bonn 8oAnern6r
a|s Oef,ntiibr Ofptarius (notary pub
1ic) fir Die Staot Canton eruannt uno
sinesffBt treroen it: 70 mabt Ct Dem
itttibtn pnb!ifuru abtunsssoa befanrt,
saB sr bsrsit 1T, Su ir9sno elmer 3eit, isiuen
glmtss@efbdften tbdt;8 abjuparisn.
Yollnaad}ten tann MIN bsD ibm anf
fsbr erlsibtefts Ql't perfsrtism laBsn =
.tnpsm es hierourb unnbtbis semadt
Nib eis(slbe pou benz 8oupern6r eertifi=
eiren ja dBen !; welbss uisle &often,
3eit nno Mdte etfpart,
geins Cf &C ift in Der gs,p Office Der
Grn. s0omis uno sabm..
gartcr Stbn 90, 1897. .
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
&Qtltoll 0arDc
Nhtuna !!


Die Mitslieoer Der 1suti9en coer erits
te eompaSnie leibter Jafanterie svsrosn
tlH aHi gamfas Ssu 41ea Gag MarJ.
aim 10 lbr %. 81. am pau(e oes 3rn.
S. 8abrer, nit 8 bliuoeu patronen.per'
feben. une mit fanbe,em 0ewsbr u. 2es
eetSeu9.-pinftlib ein3uF uFnoen.
Gs miro eiae Demsetstif fbe Ssper ss-
ba|tens stuesoen, 1u Gbren Rartiu 0An
Buren's r.,b, 8ibarb M. Ssbnfcn's
9riumpt, Ia essen G.wdbluns snrb oas
0sf.
Auf Befsbl oss
0auptmanns.
9. 2ammioee.
~ Gelowebd pro. tsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Doctor QoutS 0oefer,

azkZa 1T eeIonnsn, fi6 in bieTser
~ Staot, als teutl6er Mr,t aufa(s
@ III t1absn, rropon er Die
60 Bemobnsr in @anton, uno Der
umseseno, bsrburb ersebsnit bena6:
rt6ttssu piI.
Da oemIelben ron ieber nbertsiebeueS
@;ssnIob uerbaBt par, 70 ruia ct eu6
bier, uou lsinen auf breY Gfaoe '11ien
Ieut lbIanos 9sIammelten &euntnifen
uno Don (sinen, in 1s Sabsen al6 proeti=
ibsr Mrjt oenabten Grfabrun9en am
&ranfenbetts (bweieen, nno bios oae &C.
ebrts Wublifum am &rauten=8ette, burb
(ebneue Q0lfe, liebrei6ss 8strasen uno
oitliee 8ebieuun9 81 aber5eu9en tnben'
eaB ise seinsm uawarbisen ibr 3"tr auen
9efbsntt baben.
- mtius Office 1T bsp 3ru. So(spb
Sitter an Der @anal=GtraBs.
Canton San. %. 1887. 3js4tp.
& etfe nab eutI0lanO,
Der unter3ei1nete 9eoenft. i'm Nona
Mdra cine @sfbdfsreiie aa1 leinem al!
ten Waterlanoe anjutreten. uuo en- Wee
lber 8remen bur1 oas Darmlt aetil bs
uno 8aoilbe na9 Dastembers 5u neb=
men, no er ersebhrtis 1T aus 0dBlinwcrtb ),
Sbornoorfer Oberamt. Gr 1T se(pnnen
i'm ndRfsn Spdtjabr jusad5usebren uno
Biefe. Boamabten u. ionltise AufttdSe
5u bslorsen. poitftsie Bfiefe NIT einem
paIseu Ibaler, aoreGire m an an
Gtrifian 8ader.
Wafbinaton 81. gatt u Gaur1tp, ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Bu0er

Der unter3eibnete bat auf 3ano uno
bdIt beIt tdnois gum Wsrsogf etn completes
Anortement 0eutlber Bhber. fps!be ct
osIcnnen NJ 70 nieoris ale iresne elm an'
oerer 8ubbdaoIer 3u persaufen' llntsr
oteieu 8aberu befaoen lIb folssnse
gteins Heine 9eosrapbie.
Breborps 3sItgei6i@te.
Gatnpss Gntbsfuns pou AmeriRa.
@afe Itatur9eibi6te.
Stilliuas Geifetfunoe"
@rsdblungen, Don Gmi!ie Maaer.
Warte bereil@es 9efapetu1.
@lpab, bon Strad.
Das Abenbmabl bes 0errn.
pimmlilber 8Iumsnearten.
|5baitbsrsers epanselifber @enobrisf:
Alb. Wasnus, @sppti(6e 9ebeimnide.
@rSdbluneen in tauIeno uno elmer Ofa6t.
pausbaItunssfunlt, enslifb nno beutlb.
grSdblunssn, BON AoeIbsrt Mhaer.
Stiuines Alter, .. ihm (elblt eeibriebsn.
DaS WeAe Getamsrt, i,beri. .. Ban 50.
SbmoIeens Mcrsenu. AbenoAnoabten.
WIImlens &inosrfrsuuo.
Vfetoe unb Dieb Avst.
@ampes @otiuI Ion.
Oiebar5neibub.
3itnmelSIeiter.
pimmIiibes Ssrulalem.
Der 0raue Wsann, bon gti[lina.
Der Altertblmter, BON QDalter Sectt.
0lios.tS1 66idIale, -
Senilmottb,
Dabertsp,
peperil pom @ipfsl,
Die Srepmaurerep.
Ser pferbear3t.
9enooe ia, cine aumutbi9e Gslbi6ts &c.
Die @eburt oes GrI6(ers.
1raums8I6lein.
&pmplinentirbub.
Das BUD Der 9ebeimniffe.
Oas bsim!iebe &lasIiso, Don Jean Vaul,
@panseliuna gf!cobemi.
Dae beili8e Abenomabl .. 3Dsnenbsr9
Die tleiue 2auteniptsteriu.
JetuS am OeIbeYse, Don SEmie.
Die SamiIie Iobias.
| pferoar3neibub.
ySu1Hanue:EuCpteln
Das WIb,udb6en.
SunoeIins 0eeeptirfunf.
@n9l. uno ceutibee 3af6ensMtrterbub.
yteues en9I. unb oeutf f6es Mbrterbub.
So4en, 9ratf,ar Of the german language
9nbners biOIifbr 3iftptieu.
Die tranoelnee SeeIe.
Qabermanus 9ebetbub.
3orirofets Ytsoistbu6.
starte @sbetbud.
@briltFatboIiIbss l1nterriHtuneebu9.
GoBnsrs S6asfdttden.
Sraltbersers preoistbn6.
ArnetS tpabre6 @bttltentbum.
Sor, driftiibes W1artertbum.
Gsmsini9aftIi9ss @efausbn9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
lee. g q q m 6 n.

" IV " " " " w "
SD brinse Sur aa9emsineu &enntniB
oes Vabiifums, oaB meine Rleelaamen=
MaIebins jsbt i'm Gang iff.-SoI6s, Die
mir ibren Saamsn gun, Nsiniaen hbers
aebeu moQsn, rpsrosn eriuebt, benIsIben
por Dem 1. nabitsn Sebruar abjutisferu,
oa ieb na1 Der sessnspdrtisen SabssSsit
feinen 3u reinisen beabIbte.
800. 16. 1896. Safob Myers.
81. 9. GbenfallS bstreibt CT bas 2ubs
Daltsn unb 3ubsrsiten. mie sew6bnlieb,
am alten ptas, cine Msi!e fab6flib Don
&dmtcn. e. W.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Us { 9 / u q.
Or. 8ep. 8renfQher.

OC. VED. OEeD IWWeEI
8ena6ribtiet feline Stsunoe unc oas
aefamn'te puolifum a6tuusep ou, baB er
feline Offs uno Dobnnns in bas 9aas
an Der psppelitraBs SerIest bat, tpslbes
ear5Ii6 Qeinrieb Smbof susebo rte, aawo
er Su auer 3eit ansstreHen rps roen tann,
penn uibt atpefeno in Bsrufss elbaftsn.
&antpn, Dseemter I, 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
Gin 9ous an einen Soal6 bner
su nerlsbnen.

0eleAen ettpa MeiIsn BON Canton
gin feiI Ilser Maun tann bier cine quite
@elesenbett fnben,-inoem er suaieib
Die MueFbt bat,-nebf elmer auten Mob:
luns-aub beftdnoiss Delbdftisuna ,u
t1neen. 0TDas Ndbere erfraae mania
oteter DrudsreD. Qlpril 90. So.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
~ < - SO agEsas,s

& &S4GsE&&t5 ~ zessSssxT ss -css s54sEss&hnss5
Crscgery. Giassw are. Iron, Nails, I'o
.bacco, Sole & Upper Leatbef, Calfskioss
Mill = x Cutssaws, Blacksmith's Vice
and Grading scythes, warranted basd
German scythes, best Longs Sickle.
shoyels, Spades and Hoes, King and
Collins Axes, Broad Axes, Adzes, fut,
iron and sifters, Sheep Shears, knives
and Forks, Butchers and Shoe Kniyesi
Scissors and superior Razors, Brace and
Bits Concave bright Augers, Horse &
Wool Cards, Coffee Mills Of various des-
criPtions, large assortment ofTuckup
and Side Combs, Of the TurtIeshen as
we'll as the common Ivory Combs, neck.
d n and dressing Combs, cornmor.
and Gum suspender, Cologne Water in
bottles, silver PENCIL Gases, Violins and
Violin strings, Powgder-horns, Rappe
and Maccouba Snuff.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
4rotect ens-
9erfeberunss.go gompoeuie.
SInopkan.

SerIlcberun9s.g 9s.gOmpoeuie.
NaentsusOfis-@anton,) }
Dec. "a. 1885. {
Oa Der unteri1riebene eonber "Uro,
lection Jn furances cmpa
nj e"5u Qartforo, Connecticut, ais d
gent angstteotuno aatorifrt moroe n ob-
ne Mufibnb Derfberunsen ausauftsllen,
70 erbietet Ct it6 biermit 6duler, stpbrs,
Wablen, Sabridsn uae @beuern, faint
eersn SnbaIt, uebft irsenberIey anSerm
dbn!i6en eise ntbume, sesenBerluft oeer
0slbaoisuns surb Seusr, su aeseurirsu.
Die SO ten ea5u iino uieoriser, ale bic ir:
5eno elmer Mnttalt oiefer Qlrt ; uub biz
Beife pstbe oieie Offs in sdlibtuna
tbrsr 0el1afte. uno Der 8eriebtiauna
une Ss1ab!uus ibrer Derlutte, eerfeiaen
'plros wtro prompt uno liberal fem. Mnf.
ra3en fur 8eoinsansen une Ndecuraas.
mbsen in oe1 Nntsfuse Bon 6arris uno
Ssloen IN Canton. 9euabt tperoen,
our6 ale Gelbdte in Besua auf eislt
a8entl1aft serinitteltmerosn.
Sobn 9arris,
asentfar bsfasts @on,pasnis.
e alton Gan. 10. 1SS5. Soft
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
The Staple articles of Dry Goods consist u,


other Bandano handkerchief, various
dress Handkerchief of the latest fashions,
fine Lace, Linnen Edging, Insertions.
Footing, &c. &c. fine assortment of
the best German and White Hose, Dia-
per, and Table Linnen, also a large as
sortment of German & Irish Linnen. Silk
Ribbons in sets and other wise, fashiona.
BILE setting, velvet ribbon, cotton fringe5.
Shoe thread, &c. &c. with great variety
of other articles too numerous to particS.
larize.
Ladies and gentlemen in town and the
surrounding country, are most respect
fully invited to give him "a cali and secure
good bargains.
Massillon, May IA. 1896. 2-,f:
Ooe. Us. 6. NObinIon tlno 8. =:
Nbbott,
Sendbrifttaeu asbtuns6pou bic Bes
mobner Don Mai1aon uno tlmaeoens.
oaB ite in drst!i6s @sf6dftspsrbinouua
setreten l1nS, nab einem plau, fiber fnt
Die, srtlfe lIb ibrer gorge auptrtrausn
rperoen. Das Yublifun, ipi.o erI,id,:. ia
el9e'er Seurtbet!un9 Den Brfub ,u ma:
6sn. Dt. Robiulon fabIt jItb alSdI;h.
als feinsn partuer Or. Nbbott eiu,uiib.
reu, ineem ct oas pnbIituu osri1dbsrr;
tann, oag er unpsrsleiblibeu @sfola f,it
lbrer Sefanntfbaft asbatt Bat. Doc.
Noeott pat. ebe er proftisirte, 6 Sabre ia
Oeer auo unter @anaoa Susebrabt une
ftb bel Den sefbidtsfteu SSnoian Mer,teu
ReantniHe erpoEben; er 1T i'm 8slTss BON
3 uoer 8 Snoian Speeifee. bic i'm nicbt
neni9er eI6 800 lba!er toffeu. Sisilno
oisnIicb in pieEen 6ronif6en Be(bners
Den, Siebern, GeGbwlreu. tontraSteu
Sebnsn, nerrentten 9!ieoern &c.
3en9AiGe. >
SD bs5euge bienit, baB meiu goAn .,,it
elmer 'rei(en 9ef1wulf am 9beueeI be.
baftst mar; ib oadte, oas ct amputist
rperoen mn(e. Dr. Mbbctt uuternabn,
be Gur, uno turirte i'm bousom.nen in s
Mo6en.
@pbra:n Wcosy.
6bfsle. Neoiua 60. .. Oct. 8, 1885
QIttelt: Sobu payus, @arrett qDeas.
sS9 be5eu9e biemit, oaf meine 1cdbter
mebr als 2 Sabre nit fonvulInilben aus
tauen bebaTtet mar; ib .penoste mid an
Cr abbott, otf Is pSais furist.. esif
nun elm Sabr, feitbem er oss erf1en,as ae=
esaudt ,ruroe uno fie bat seine 2lnfalIe
msbr. its 1T ssfuuo felt bieitr 3sit.
SaVl Qon8ewo,tb, :.
WaIbtneton 2p. 0uerniep 60. Spio
SRap 12, 1886, =
2Slr se5eu9en caB Ra6aet Moberts
init Dem Rbeumatismns 70 fart bebaftef
tpar, bab fie Qdnoe unb Singer 90 Sabre
ntbt Sebrauben fonnte; mir bateu uns
an serfbissene sefbiFts Ner3ts gepsnoet
obue oaB lbr 8sbeITen paroe. Die Msrs.
1e erflarten lte fir uubsilbar. Or. Mbbr
ctt, az rreld,en mir Hns baun tpenotteu.
tnri,te lIe in Moben gang pen ieaiiter
Sraafbelt, fle eonnte ale ibre 0lieber 70
gut ais letna!s sebraubsn nno iIs befIu=
BET ftp in jsess 3iniIbt pcbI unp sefanb:.
BiGiam, 9oberts,
8abaeI Rpberts,
Sonatban 3pbetS.
D,e, 5, 1885. II
9lttslt: DsIliam 8. %. S.aginieu,
. 2bora5 M. 9rite..
Mr bs;eussn bie,,,if, cSB mir SO T1tre
Die RabaeI Rober.S fsnnen, ,sno mir una
terf6seiteu serne unite 9lanen, bal, perz
lssbsHess 2:ugnlB senau rpabr it.
1bcmas GrlmIep,
~..., SSbn eugtay.
Short ereef tp. 5arrifon 50. 8 1885,
Ssbr, rs, 1898.
cJd5 beteiQe bieutif, baH Or. 0!bbpftSis
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25
= - .... W s30bBISa q. So.
NaIEuan 1ap u. 1886. 80

3Noerfaufstf..
0uisnem aareu, @usnaIattf Daaren
Snt iansr Watten, @eear Waaren, Mad
reuen,~ bep, M. S9bnfou H.. 60 E
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

Seutfbss 8euteltub,
BON better Qualitdt, 1T bsttino,s 81 ba'
ben bsp g. g. unb 6. Qdte.
MOoiter, WaDne So. Qlua 80. 834.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

9ensru oor obt Sa9sn' forb IN
Yittsbnvg, in eiusm 2ltter Don
lO2 Sobren. 0r Melcp uno Elm
Detu(ber Namens SoIF, 81 Sabre
alt. -8epos batten in Dem Ne'
polutions. &riese ge0ient. S'e
nuroen bon ben oaGsen Srep'
,piui9en NIT rni!ttairl( (ben
enbejsu9unesn. 5ur &roe be-
fatttt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

e. bic tsutfbs 9sieafbaft seriamaeIt
ftb, 9anfas 9Ebeno Den Is. ei fes an,
9aHle Don Qrn. s. 8abrer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-25

init Der erftrtn Derbunotn it,
.0ier fnost mau ebeafoHS Die
DiloniNs osribiecensr, 1umSbsA
nldt msbr oorbanosuer Sbtsre IN
@tsin geboaeu.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21
MONDAY, March 6.

MONDAY, MATCH o.
Spent in Executive business with closed
doors. Benz. F. Butler wac nominated aud
confriRed as Secretary Of War for the time
being.
FRIDAY, March 10.
Daily until this day the Senate sat with clos
ed doors, and, the business being completed,
adjourned without day. The old cabinet re-
mains, new Secretary OF War being aPpoin-
ted. The following uro The principal exeeu-
tive appointments
Appointments by the President, yand with
the advice and consen; OF the Senate
Joel r. Poinpett, Of South Carolina, 10 be
Secretary Of War.
George M. Dallas, Of Pennsylvania, TO be
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PlenIo-
Tertiary TO the Court Of His Majesty the EN-
peror Of all the Russias.
Henry Wheaton, 10 be Envoy EStraordina-
~ and Minister Plenipotentory at the Oour'
of His Majesty the King Of Prussia.
WilIiam III. HAYWOOD, Of North Carolina,
TO be Charge d'Aflaires to the King oil BclSl-
UNI.
Alcee La Branche, Of Louisiana, TO be
CHARGE d,Affaires TO the Republic Of Texas.
William w. Chew, Of Pennsylvania, TO he
Secretary Of the Legation Of the United States
to the Court of His Majesty the Emperor Of
all the Russias.
Heman Lowry TO be Marshal for the Dis
trict Of Vermont
Abraham Van Buren, TO be Secretary under
the 9Th section ofthe act 10 recognize tho Gen
eral Land Office, approved the 4th day o! Ju
ly, 1886. -.r.
John Catron of Tennessee, and William
Smith OF Albania, to be Associate Justices o
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
n -. nus rNIIssissip,.; 10 he Envo,
Extraordinary and Minister Pleni ,otentiary
10 the United Mexican States, TO be sent when
ever circumstances will permit renewal o
diplomatic intercourse honorubly with thai
Power.
Charles Ellis, TO be Secretary of Legation
of the United States 10 the United Mexican
States.
CHARLES A. Ingersol! Of Connecticut to be
Secretary Of the Legation of the United States
TO the Court Of His Majesty the King Of Prus-
o;o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

The Military Court, whose decision in thd
case of Gen. Scott, was returned to them BY
President Jackson, have reafirmed their de-
csion, and adjourned sine die. What fun we
might have if Gen. Jackson could remain lon Q
ment of the military gentlemen, who are real
ly the best match for him he has ever had
We rather think they mghtconquer even him,
who has conquered Congress and almost the
Courts. Probably the late President did moi
learn the course of the court in season to blus
ter much. =. s. The trial Of Gen. Gaines
is completed, but no decision has been vel
given. Gaines defence is principally filled
with abuse Of Scott.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21
THE FAREWELL ADDRESS. The reade

THE FAREWELL ADDRESS. The reader
will excuse the little pride we have in say
ing that from the Wing Watchman Office
was issued the first copy of A. Jackson's
farewell address published in Vermont We
issued it Saturday morning, March II, the
same day it was published in most of the
Boston papers; and the first notice had of
the existence of the thing by many a good
Jacksonman, was the Thing itself.
We are really serious in saying it is a
ching, the like OF which may never be seen
again. Nothing more prepostcrous can be
imagined, than Andrew Jackson assuming
the prerogative, which never belonged but
to one man in America, Of exercising the
paternal office Of adyizing and instructing
great people--uncss the adc'ce itself is
even more preposterous. Where did An
drew Jackson ever prove himself states
man, qualified to advice any thing more
than town meeting or the deliberations OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

Democracy--ancient and modern. When
Thomas Jefferson was inaugurotcd, he went
TO the Capitol on foot, unattended except by
few friends. This was ancient democracy
When Martin Van Buren, was innugurated,
he was escorted in a carriage, attended by
coaches, cavalry and infantry, the music uctu-
ally playing "Wha'll be KING" &c.-at the
capitol honored with foreign minis' crs and at.
taches in court dresses, aud finally greeted
with the firing ofcannon and some faint cheers
from the popuiaee"--that is the term used in
describing the scene. This is modern democ-
racy. This parallel may be run, not only in
forms, but in principles, and quite as wide a
discrepancy will easily be found See the al
most overshadowing power OF tho Executive,
claimed and exercised the last eight years
The dctation Of party leaders-the conversion
Of Congress into hardly better than a mere
registry OF the will Of President, &c. &c.
BY the way, we have just seen that President
Van Buren, ordered the Surgeon General Of
the U. S. Army TO accompany Mr.. Jackson in
part or all his journey to the Hormituge what
business has the President to detach an officer
of the government on such an errand Were
ex-President Jackson TO ask the Surgeon en-
era 10 accompany lin, and were that officer
to obtain leave Of absence for the purpose,
probably nobody would object; but we do in.
sist that it is improper and ant-democratc to
endeavor TO give ecIat TO any private man
by assigning TO him the services Of public Off
! GERS. In Great Britain, or Russia, it might
answer; but in republican America, the people
are prone enough TO man. worship, without be-
! ing led OH by the President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

irJHThomas Hart Benton, tho hero Of Chap
c Hill, where he suddenly left an Academy
'or theh-and Of Nashville, where he tried 10
Kill Gen. Jacksonville bombastical, bullying,
rumbunctious Ioarer Of the Senatc-the faith
Ell of modern political humbuggcry-nnd the
great bank hater, who represents state whose
legislature has just incorporated five million
monster" nine tenths of the stock Of which
must be taken in other states-has boon nom
mated aud is supported for President Of the
United States by the Philadelphia Democrat
ic Herald, The paper for which Benton is said
10 have written letters in praise of-himseJ!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

II is said there is trouble in the Cabinet e
Washington, Mr. Forsyth having sent in hi
resignation, which was afterwards withdrawn
iEJSTbe above is confirmed, with the add
tons that Mr.. Forsy,h's letter was addressed
TO "Mr. Vqn Buren,, President Of the u. s. !
and that it was sent to the Globe office, will
an address TO the people of Georgia, boil
which were in type, but the publication wa
suppressed Pretty we'll for a beginning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

Fourth Experiment Of living -liring With
out the means:" Otis, Breeders s Co., Boston.
By some means we have received this little
book before the preceding "Three Expert
ments." OF courc we can speak only OF the
Fourth"--and, after reading ii, VIC are bound
to speak in very favorable terms II is very
good thing, well written, aud calculated to
have favorable effect so like the celebrated
"Temperance Tales" Of Sergeant, that many
readers will ascribc to him the authorship
Ten thousand copies Of it have been sold al
ready. S. II. II. Weld, late editor of the
N. E. Galaxy is the author.
"O'ConnepS .4dpentures," in residence oil
eleven years in New Holland ard the Caro-
line islands Ii. II. Weld, editor, 3. B. Muz-
zey, Boston, publisher. Many Of our readers
have seen O'Connell, who was here in Octo.
Der last-and many more would Ike 10 sec
i'm, after reading the book Of which he is the
hero. Few men have lived life more full Of
strange incidents and hairs breadth escapes,
il his book be true; and indeed we give cred
ence 10 it. The book is not mere recital oil
personal adventures there is much informa-
lion to be gained from it, and the reader will
! leave it with an ardent desire to know more Of
the strange people Of the Caroline Islands, a
mono whom O'Conncl married and dwelt 70
long tune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

1.-THE Senate of New York has kicked Out
OF doors the PETITIONS for extending tbe r'sh
OF trial by jury to negroes claimed as Saves
by a vote Of IL to 5."-.NeU Yorker.
Seventeen is an ominous number IN New
York, and We would not shed many tears 10
see these II Senators clicked out" OF their
seats. There is not much love tor the people
nor for the rights of men, in legislators who
would bar up the trial by jury by rest'cuons'
though protesting never 20 strongly OF democ'
racy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

Military Convention. On the 9Th inst. q
convention was holden al Castleton, eompos-
ed Of delegates from the several regiments in
The I'd Brigade and second Division-Gen
Robinson Hall presiding. A memorial TO the
next legislature, On the subject OF the militia
law, was adopted, and also the following res
olutions:
/. Resolved, That, in the opinion Of this
meeting, wise and patriotic forecast impera-
lively requires Of the Legislature TO adopt
prompt and efficient measures, by rcmunera-
ling those who do duty and taxing those who
are now exempt 10 make the performance of
duty in the Militia a matter OF interest, pleas
urc, and pride, both to the officer and soldier.
2. Resolved, That those individuals and
members OF our legislature who have thus ia T
sought to abolish the Militia system of this
State, contrary to the Constitution, deserve 10
be held IN lasting remembrance by us.
3. Resolved, That the thanks Of this Con.
veption be given 10 Gen. Phelps, Chairman of
the Committee on Military Afiars in the Sen.
ate OF last session, for his unweared exerlons
10 revise tho Militia Act, and that We highly
appreciate his motives and lubors in so doing.
a. Resolved, That it is expedient that a
State Convention be called TO meet al Mont
peIler on "Wednesday Of the second week of
Inc session Of the next Legislature, and that
six Delegates from each Regiment IN this Brig.
ade, and hive Delegates at large be appointed
al thus time to attend said meeting.
The delegates were appointed. We intend
TO give tho memoria place in our columns
as soon as convenience will allow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-03-21

temperance Calais. On the 18th inst.
temperance meeting was holden at Calais, and
an address delivered, after which q rcspecta-
BILE number were handsomcyi entertained at
the Temperance house, recently opened on the
stage road by Denc. Norman Rublee this
house will be conducted strictly on temperance
principles. A temperance society has now
been organised in Calais about eighteen
months, and now numbers more than one hun
dred members.
-Niddleser. A meeting was holden al the
village OH the l4ih, and an address delivered.
We are not apprized of the number Of the So
cieiy.
Montpelier rhlage. On the 18th an adjourn
ed meeting was holden at the Brick Church
discussions interesting and the music excellent.
Another adjourned meeting Tuesday evening,
March 81, half past 6. A full and punciual
attendance is expected.