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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
RUTLAND HERALD.
RUTLAND. VT.
TuEsD>Y EVENING, DECEMBER s. ,sa
The Civil Cominotion in Calain

As we had an,ic patrd, the civil in Canada has
assumed VERY interesting and mrrcrnary character.
The commoii"u at present, seems 10 be- confined To the
Lower Province, but both Provinces must soon lie IN.
volved all the horrors probably of long and bloody
r,,urst For Liberty aud dependence the side
anu ''e s"S'o'"s -. $50 - i.i-L ON I. 9th
iih the precise grievances complained OF W. are not
very conversant. me o the arguments used hy the
Patriots, brlirv- are tha, whe they are taxed for
the pigment of their municipal officers they are not
prru,ted 10 elect ihrm. Tia, they deprived The
convenience and Usefulness at common schooIs. and
the diffusion OF useful KIN wl-dge among the labnrinr
class. That nature has endowed them with suffrirnt
TALENTS II govern thens Ives without the aid suve.
reign three thousand miles dislantand that thu crown
has refused ia instances 10 listen and redress
insufir' ale grievances
la relation t. this important contest the inter.
est the people Of the United States take IT, It un.
necessary 10 hemt to Conceal the fact that their nat
ora i'eliug. are viii, the r'f'rmsts But it would he
lad policy Tor us as nation, l" take any p'rt in thu
struggle, however much may he taken md vidIally-
II is somewhat fortunate that Congress cOnyrn.s at this
lime. thai II may TAX" such steps the emergency lay
require 10 enforce sutrbr degree OF neutrality n The
part of the UH-d Stairs. and make surh provision tar
the prot. cti,n 81 the ir inabants as may b. ne.
crssary, from mntau Ing sldirry.
The account, oi the "prralnns of the contending
forces. our traders will perceive very conf ct,ng
aud contradictory. Bot rradn, both tides aud WA.
king suitable lwanr's = the interest each has e, ~,
agrrair and suppress the ruth much Of true state
"f lhing- may lie gathered
1t will b. seen that all our accounts are through the
MEDIUM at The Vermont papers mr. " here near the
frontier, nnd are derived nm letters travr-rs and The
Montreal papers. AID We here take occasion Ia .r
PRESS onr thanks L" those editors tot their vigilance aud
kindness in issuing extras aud slips and orwading tn m
Tor cpHy-nt. nc~.
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BULLETIN NJ
DIRECT FNoN ST. .nAgLEs.

Bra@'or =. iur-p.r. Nny. 2s
y very h''"iR"h gentlemen ~b" iri SaAaiun
"', ,""' ""s'hnnP' Ne n""- rrr' tram ~. Charles
II" ~ '',."k a. VI. bud r. m 81. NAV. II nile.
,,'''" - 'h"' "'' :" "rl'rk =. " "n SATURDAY.
W. u" be- hour be- ,-ii ~. tb.,i.. o..,,..,
'orn rrie lbst lr,-, nor ....,,, ,.,,.....,.''.
hrad a ~. Mar, ~ 5 .,',lrk. r.,,..,,,.., -
'n :" "raa' Sa- kn"wn &C. Ia. 1OOO ~ :, c5.,,,.-
ans 1900 a. $. D-ri.. aih bn,rly ,.o.,,.,,,..,
80" H"d mentions. TIE snye,n,o.nt C,,r. IN.
o. '~d Z" b" 700 -tf"ug. rLen Ia, b.rne.n s.
""'l'' ""' >. DEM. TIN 4. .nd.mb,,.dl, m.
h'-' ""'"' "'~n ihs' ieil Mnn feai. I, rras,d T.,
"T ''''h' hs srh'-ni. "nt ,rmAn .s,. t.n,,t
We '""rnt that ibTy landed a. L,ngu.sn ana
we 't'F'''17 q rvsch.Tg 81. Charles by Iced =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

g hirh Ls- inrrl-d ~ many iit,n-sn3 II 'hc fc~-
men " "nr lsnd to consider the prosperity snd
hsrp,nc,s e he R-puhhc pstumouni t" the 'taa'
mrl. snd dicinttup # pat'v--Nc welcome thcn ."
,uf ,ispdstd md sc cordially invlc thrtn 10 jrIn
fighting The bs'I,r, If the pcop, asaln@' n'i.
role '''anov and "prr"Ssi.n. un'n sFianan''u aud
Jar"b,r shall have become natter "f history.
Mript Noah VII, once threatened iu put "a"
surusi dignity of Delaware IN hIs ht'co ~ P'"k.
Of ~ NOD fn hi. indrNiy bv oa.i "a it- b"n''.
10 Dclartrc. Onr e the Old Continent 81
S,si.s distinguished for pntu"tic tct,lrrS dVtl"g
nnt tc,oluirn,ty vaf--alWaVr c"bsi.ienj and ul-
Navr 'fiumlhan IN her p"luica r'tr"f
tWe'l' ith, aud Nr'u conquer again and aeSin.l
NJ Thompson. vt Delaware, responded 10 The
toa.i complimentary 20 Delaware.
+, J. ". ThompSon--Thc speedy liquidation
of oor IA Ional debt The debt of gratitude aud
honor-,hc Aucncsn people owe thcir ti"nd and
brrrf,~,or- Hcnry Ciay.
Pmhp H,n". E,q. highly c"mplm'n'ed ia"
state II MARYLAND ~ one of his usual "dr"t and
VOL aaapied sprcrha-. after Which he gave
IL .uari,l,ad-We rympa'uzed "a her .iruc
ole apnin., to-. uu,,ci ri.tis "f Jarohtn-m aud
I.uc.. +. ,o,,u: ~ frioinrd IN her ',V"pbs oyer
,hrpn aud So bad rntdial w"ic"n Co. her dts
urrul,aed -ons uow h,.,. to -h1'e "a our ''''''s
aud or JOYS.
[Ard Laoe Syotl
Reverb, Johnson E,q.. ui Bs'unore answered
To- VA, iua>' in n speech of some lrngih, 10 Whlrh
hc hnppv ALLUDED T., tie nr,er dr-mrlrg cF'rs
tn IN, " bug lrn udS "a Baltimore ln ,'Geem them-
strives are thrlr exalted hotcs c,cu "ndef defeat
Mr. Kennedy. # Baltimore, the nu h"r 1T the
swallow Barn, having been alluded tn N the CON.
ain,rnr"ry remarks of Mr. Hone, replied Il, r"me
rnalh.
Daa'd Graha'n IT,. sierra very cloquen' speech,
na," 'hr IL II t"r,,.
II Kepfucky Ohio hdono and Tennessee
Ihpl tie In ~ notion, witch rolling from
West To East seems destined Ia make the circuit
# our land, All II shalt have "hherued the " ""'-
,icrs of nav ,llus'rjuus predecessor, and crushed
all h" walk therein.
TIE Campbclls afe Coming.
MIR Il. c. Weimore then rose 10 give n toast,
~ hich vps rrrci,rd wuh The greatest enthusiasm.
- The Cunstrrdi pes IF .N;Io York. Who
prarIiccd what they protested, aud pt"ted th"ir
deviation +" r"uniry by inrgctilng rntir. We up.
piaud their conduct, and h"r"r their courage.
The regulnr toa,tr, con med 10 the good old
number Of thirteen. being exhausted, the rcmuInIug
We" Pre-idcn' Nj Lppin, gave III" following
The sub Treasury Bank. with Martin Van Bn-
for President, aud COLLECTORS mud Post Mas
,rrs for Cashrrs - S32 drlauliln. Poet Masters
On The Books al ihe Department nm npi u
lusrrniiun uf The effect OF unnthcr humbug expert
mem.
NJ o. Huffman ho had hren repeatedly call
ed tor IN the r"ntrr OF he evening, addressed the
ucrtint wuh goat -prit -and amd song and
'hper~ aud good fellowship. the me- iing rl"rrd nj
~ ",'lv hr"r.
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Nm ih'' they we've s.raed ~ n. inhaAisn,. f,or,
%" hnsh 'nh NE Rad side, aud finally driven b.c.
y" Lnne"r"il. TIN. Aose,-', he rpe. a. resuu
only. B't. certain 1t /. hat tn. drtaehnsm hal
not brcn heard rf w Tho vicinity of ~, Ch.rlss-
T. >, Brown command- 'hc patriot forces IN Ger.
.on. and 3. .a'd to be- in bsh spirits
Oar ininrmsii oi.o give. ~ The ,,a,e,,l n.t,,,,
report of The ST. Denis engagement Sbrh ,,,..
f-rp fntmrt rcnpfi unly in th,.; that tho L,,.
1l.'- - sh,ni GnV in killed. nai wounded ,cA
w." canadians hoi ,r."n. The l,yah.ts lrn he
hri them thirteen ~"un led. ~" rjrcrs II r.nnoo
100 rnunrn balls. and considerable orsn,ny If
other "rmnon.. |. -",'tn- th" stack W.. une,
rcci"dy made npon the trbnp. Com The window.
aud dn"r- of The houses. with ,nn.i deadly cTre,
and hardly hid they brought, their guns ~ bear IN
nn IL" enemy IN front, tcf'tr they were attacked
IN the rear and iuslh coupecdio rot rrn, in rrc,,
conrisinn. Several of the soldiers slain II j., ssil
we're hrnvn INTO the river. snd were nlt~rwsrd.
found by tho ps'roi> with their ACCOMPLISHMENTS u9.
an thcr. This is The patriot version NJ -. Chrtlcr
OR infrmnn, il very intelligent gentleman.
who his rond means Il inurmaiian, and who. Nc
hrlir,e hrs stairi tn rs truly what he believes to
b. tho fact. --frnm I'll whlrh II would appear TINT
the l,vais'- have piprcd t'lrm-elve. "a fs.c pn-
,ifi"n, mud u they ever 70 to Montreal pgai,
they WILL ray he lcnsi be very fortunate.
We undcrsiNnd that most all tho roads IN the
liac nre gn.fdcd by loyal mlliIia. tnd TIM, .yetv
rcr.nn Wh" passes il chs,lY .rruiini9eh. Several
parS,,u- hn,r h"ru refused Ia rruss the inc with
, thrlr property aud s"m- have come without it.
M,ssi,koui BAY. Sl.h CITY sni s.. Johns vera
in hour expectation fron an attack ftom the pat.
riots.
A meeting has heen held NJ Church,ijlr, Toron-
to District Upprt Canada which virtually declared
lndrprn irnrr and reported constitution for what
they call IA, State of Topper Canada" Report
says Tint Bidcw ell is in motion oroin
Tho Montreal Herald of Saturday contains call
for meeting "f clilzens of American origin at
the Exchange Coffee House an the 2Sh for the
purpo-e OF correcting uhai they deem mn ERRONEOUS
mnression, that the patriot cause is likcly 10 meet
with c"naicrnucr aud support from the inhabitants
ot III" United States Md al-" Ia pledge their own
individual influence in snppori uf Her Moles,v'-
government. The call signed by John r. Mil.
IND .lxiv others
a Correspondent oC the ITorali la-hns Lord Coz.
ford with nnr"rciu severity for his rrri>suc,s
and iniinatcs that "nnniher god than tim, " wnr
has uccuriph hs ihonghtr." lie however rnls
upon h. Exrcjlencv hnw 10 hcsiir lhri.cn and ",r
'he wishes to cru h rebellion IN the bud L., hio,
"reud for ten ihnnstnd militia from Tpper Crnsas
"Wuhon, them Montreal cannot b. defenied"---
saws this correspondent, wIihGu, comment, from
the pd,tc:
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,efiu,un ,nv dutr,. wheh hv 10 are ~rytu-d 80
-~tgekni. r'hct le'srr. 30 ~ n'i'ris and ~
visions 4 y hon en- surh r~f'irr mst ," '"q"if-
81. ~ af,rsssl ,hsii hs,e he zane p"Aers an
" hsbls io she ,swe pepsliirs A. ere hy ie' et''
"n Go. 90 Inflated on .etfssui' of "h"f pcf'""'
IN htr cs-es and member " .ny hand ~ n'"''o
shsll b. lsbc =" be proceeded srsiEsi ter h"n-tp
p"hrsntr ds"bsd ,cnc- Of order. 90 ds"rdc'lt con
Auci, "hil- 81 parade. ss u provided N ca" 90
nnn ootemi,sloued o,hort- end p'i,s'cs 10 the n'
'nis snd .ubIret 'o The zane p"rshies.
n, ~ eor'iap,f
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THE WING JUBILEE N NEv YORK.

The celebration II the recent Wing triumph ~
Il 10 state. skrh took place rn "Wednesday. stcor-
ding io prrtIu public notice. pissed Of wuh the
greatest eo"d feeling snd Nd characterized Wrh
hfduf and au'hptiA-tn berutniug sach a rJuil.rr
''~rtsi"n SnH the onu.' that gave rsr tn u. TIE
"Iizrn- ct tho city at N"~ lfk, ~ common ,,ift,
tie ,rlrgAtes from abroad. e,lnced ~ every wHv,
Tho most grateful lee hugs The met harp, COM.
t'nan e.. and The highest ny, IN conne'n"'ati"n of
thr political re,"iutiun which passed otcr the I'm.
puc State. We h,ye never vi ncs~rd such eni no.
-iasn. as displayed l'seif 90 the a-sumbrd thfung
in Mo.'nic Hail aud m NIb,p'- G,tlrn m Inc exc.
ntnc, aruuud the 'oSthr Il &. WIN suCh p~oiil.
aud with such feelings mere dl,pisyc" at Tins
grand jubilee" no patrIuI need dtspar Of the Rcpub-
'ic
We gi'c ont readers a hH.f arroun' of the
'r"r"eding.. -elc,i,d ir"ui1e New YORK. papers
swing u" time tn-dp, Tor further remarks uf DOR
own.
There "ere presen, upwards Il 800 delegates
from abroad.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
THE BANQUET


." tn" h'"r Of he Sslnru beo,,. G,eisf'e. rs,
'hs "'"'e i"agih' upon ,neh or which one hundred
plst"s sereis.d
!" -" "s'i"fy above. a. the wet end v,.,
'''"A' 'sb'e snd '"ng tab" ran a..nr "a. d
30" e''"ft. Too .Htred and twenty pl.te.
were s,, IN bs.c 'shic..
me .''"' "i 10" .isir 81 Nev Npk. IN so,It,.
nuns "a 'Is"'Fsrer'r. f'rn'@d th, chrf oi,oc, o,,,
~ '''' 81 me MaF"f, MI" pTe.i'ed al he retif.
''"'' '"'"" 'ie ~h"l" spsuH.-ni ~s. graceful.
=. STONED ~'h d''pery. and brilliantly lighted.
The hsR II the Unron nd ,hsi oftLe civ $50
'o'' 90 'snoFy over The head q The presiding ni.
heer and IN The gallery immediately above -.
The bsn6.
Thr T-rc-vric- so'3 Ns5onic H,!l "a. r,,r,vs,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05
Jliiefcnt Counlies Of New York,
out uf the CITY,

Different Counties of New York,
out "t the CITY, 1870
Al q lrlie after | | o'clnck the Delegations be-
gan 10 arrive at Masonic Hall, uiu which they
"ere ushrfed through the private entrance and
thence into The great Hal, where seais had been
provided IN an elevated pia' !nrn upi,s v hch the
chairman OF each delegation requested 10 take
II place. A. each dc;rnalion was nnunnnceG. i,
vas received with cheer. aud music h. members
composing ~ we're reported To- the cuut,uailee Of
Reception, and The requ-re tickets %: admission
:" the banquet ~Ptr furnished Ia the chairman. I ,
II" c"urse of 'lns Proceeding, Mr. p. r. I..vinos-
ION vas cailcd Tor, Ia address the assembly vb,rb
he dih Win great effect.
Nii"r the business Of rec, wing and registering
the delegates va. accomplished, the hnnr of one
having arrived. the Mayor according 10 onhllc mo-
ice, l""k the chhir anu he nlsG doors of the Hall
"err thrown "peu. An 'mmeuse rush iuuk plurr
hnj IN very fh"ri ZINE, every nook and corner WAS
hlied. The Mayor then opened the nreiimn with
al address rrcapltuniIng the circumstances under
which the Wings had achieved the hate trrnlr,n n.
and giSen occa.,"n to such an as>ru.blagc a. II
vas then his privilege 10 address. Adcr sprak
ing for t",ne tune, he prnccedci tu call the stare.
from which delegates were present, beginning vrb
Maine.
For Maine, Mr. John Nesle. Of portinnd s,olc
-i"t ha-snrhrs"its, Il. G. Wmhrna--f,r V,,.
,n"ur Mr. Atlam,--G,- Rhod. l.lo,l NJ, ,.,.,,,
for C"nnrcIicu NJ Fusr. Maynr If Nv, lJ,,,,
The hibraiirr ~ " hg priurir'r ~ thar : nir'
-i"r New jersey. Mr. Ja, hsun # Newntk-f,r
Penney lva"ls, Mr S~ui, Mayor of phadript,,,
When II "as asosrtaln-1 hy the New York MIR
ion of the meeting. that Mr. Som ,r...,,.,
n the stage. thor, w. --l -.
.p'"'e" '"' ''r me" '""ef' Ter mat gr"'ie.nan.
Nv eN'""."'"''H N'n"h''. -. ."e Nc" l"tN Del
R"'''' =" "''""''''''' ~ i7'' were ''c'" "a IN"
''"''''''' """ '''"'G~ % =" -" rrr''ni. anu IA"
'"'n'h,'' "nH '"Fd'7"N WIN "h'h hI' h"'"c w.
. n,''''" ~ mem "",r'' "" h"'"' ." lhm AMI h's
90 ]'"'' '!"' ne" % Refs d" not '"sei
w." '''''S' n''' me '"''''nH ma ceased, Nr
S"i' pr'''hIed him-clf 10 speak The enugfairia-
yo,k H.. .a. c,r,a,.ai b." A." ~ ''' :" w."
( The ynnng men of pbil,drlnL,, f., p.l,..,,
Mr. Mandolin, La" s"nai"r IN Congress rro,n rhat
safe, spoke, aud Tor Maryland Mr. Mere,nrb -,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-05

''h M ~ ''' ~ " ha'' "'h'' 'Nl'' Nv" - W.
se'wi'2 8" fee, That our Fta''t'@''"n ~ Ne"
Nofs"'s N"' '"h" derived from r'''"o'''oe to- 'i'
et'ih'"'''n '' ''''r "h'' tr'" 'N"ta'"l ~" '"
a'sr and ""' triumph bod come i'"'n altar /" l"'n
10 our ce'refa''"n
REGULAR TOASTS.
=, :, ,
a.. r ...r''''.. .a,n.,g. m,. ,,a s'',
-
l. Or t'"H'ry' On" ~ interest o"H IN 'r'
"'""' COZ !" '""'' ''ioh' '"' "n' ]" "''''"F'
'""'--h'" '"'u"o"'I
az, "'nf 10 R',. q" s''"'' ''4"'"' Tons
= me Ht"ie - 'NT fo'h. lie" run - rle'n'
AMI 'he universal 'a'd'' eladd'"et 10y us hnrht
moss
~" " AsmnE''hs N"f'h'I
VII ~'".'"h ~. J'' ave We 'H'd '''-''
8 i'' Ht"'' Of m"ac' That p'"r"'.N tex"
10y ','''''''''''' "' ~" '"' Va" !"
'' ''" '''''''' N'''''J
go
"'''' ''' ''''"' ''N''' Vt "''"""' "''' IT,"
S''' Nv 'e '"'''
""'" w. ''' O''''" :, '''H ""'T va"
'',,. "'''' '"'' ,"'"S "'"'' ne wings -
'"' "'H' "'" ''"'ih 9'H'es nave commenced
'e'''r"'"'' DE me E'"f! and h'n'r OF New f"'k
I" u'J"r' 'hr a'c"'h's'
Mr. John NfnI' aiier renarknc That Mr. J"""ii
Wa uetrhuni and once q supp, rler ct III" AZ
'hi"l1'r"''"n' gaze as a i"'s',-
"a" merchant g. Ne" York. ]" ~hlc Nj
h"d""'" ii'h'r replied.
ar oI'mh"' gave me i"'r'h regular toast, wrh
remarks;
a. pt'mom The Thnn'p,Is Of The uuiop {;
her r"cks aud drhl"s ha" proved impr"gnsble
her Green Mountain Boys have never SPENT II g
knee To Baa
lFnne-My h'ari'F in The monntnin,.]
Mr. Adams, Of Burlington, responded IN a speech,
""' ''"c'"'eu ny ""en'g 'he '"N""''s sent
w, >,
=" 'P' we ''"" " ''," '"'"' "'''' '"
Wv 'N''"' '" ''''' 'er,""F h"" e'"''c'S-area'
!" 'ntr re"e"p'"" from Tue temptation "' the
,i'.. Wv" '"' ~ e'e''e' Vi
- " y" ,"' ""' '''.' VI ''' country
n, ~ I"'' '"' =" ',''s''
~ ,, '.''''' "''' ''u '"'
'"'''' " '"'"" R''e'n"'h' agents, ana have
give" III impetus I" the e'"te Of our country I"
n. c.,. .ep,1 , 'P"I,e" D'""'I
'P'''' :" we '''s'
NV
ON u,,
1 a.
NJ W., San, I.hr-,,,, ,,.,, 49, q
t,o.,
& C,,ns,,;cu, u,rc,,,,.,...,
leo,s h,y...,.,,,.,..J man, ~, II, ,,.,,,.,,,,
me land I'M. - ,o,,,,., r
ry,,a,e D,ou.1
rhi. c,,npj,,a,, g., (,.,,,,,,,,,.,
,nhy II T. rl,,, s,,,v a..
PETER Laaman. Of Nnr.irb Mr. Fh,,, concI,i
ed w,lb IN, ,..il,,,,n,, continent,
The Uajg Edto,s Nm, y,,t seo,odio,h,
AK of rho C,,.,,,,.,,.n .',t'' ~ ~"
A,,,a, or I.,,o,,y in,t, a'a.' '"'r" W. Wv
- ~, ''''"
10 10" me "'Pp'"'>" 'hey drsrr'"
ne ." l+H'' ln'f"""'"h b" joseph Blunt E-q
g. o'a '""S'"'""se"s' Am"l'nn Liberty ! she
,-'' "'S''' '"' ''a''e "h'r' he' infancy
WIS "''''"'
fida"s and Lib"Hy.)
"'' "'"gi>' n merrhnhi ct Bosom responded to
''s W." s''"' "'""F' ""' "n'" 'h"nf"rF cot mp
p'"''' !" c"h''"e'""' he gave lie following
'""t,
me ny war i"'f' Ne" r"mhoaIon g!
-" '''''"S 81 l""e, nave gwen her a" i"'p"ls"
"'''' '''"'"' ava WI carry h'' "h"afd and np-
""''' ""''' me ''''h'' height nom which her
d" VI" u" 90" ""''" "p"h NJ! hnnah greatness,
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CHAPTER VI


s,er,a.l Dot, q fceo'd 'Asl - scni ~
Iss ofes Of the ,ectri,', II cisi sod m'lnaN
sa.irs sBd D., ihe cctnfa,nAsuis ~ di'.t"ns brig.
s4e, r-girl~ni. ,sd e@snpsn'~s. Va ~hieh shaH b"
,oea,s-s eli order. from superior uficef. sod st
rsisrn. from officers ~ 40, ttnt. apd oil Zach
u,.it-,. ,ri,tinF 10 military shsir,, 40 " bs IsS
reqairea. ~ rasy bs ordered Tor record BY the
esna,s oder IN -c.i-f Other superior oihref. -
officer having IN ehsfge ssid book II record. -
and .,id booss u record shall be " oil tunes open
for the i,.peetipn 81 81, ciiiEen oi TIA. state.
Sac .. The commander .in-c hcf shs.l lmrne
dai-ly sner the pss.sge II TIN. act sad from
time Ia 'l.ae thereafter. direct the procuring ri
socb blank book. ss may be h~ccssAry f"t the
Once 81 The secretary Of oN,l and military shutrs,
snd all milii.ty ,ficNr. required 90 keep rcc"rd-.
sni csase the .-n. To b. Distributed !" each 49,
esd 1sicet. 81 The expense nf the sisie. He shall
ai.n c.u-e 10 BE- d.,rtbatcl soch blsuk reforms A.
be r,sy from tins to time think nnerssSrYi az"
fps deffsying the expense of ssld blank bucks aud
returns the ennna nAer-in- chef Is hereby auihur
iisd to d,rec, The sdlpian and nspec"'-aenerSl Il"
crsx uprn the treasurer 81 his state i"r suci
suu,s IL money may BE- hFce-'sty i"r the pay
rpeni Il ,sid bills nf books and returns. nnd III,
treasurer 10 hereby directed Ia pay s.,d drafts Ga
u any money IN the uessuty not otherwise sppr".
pristei
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
Thursday, July ~, 1887
Election on Tuesday, August 29M.l


The election of a member Of Congress from
the easiern-most Congressional district of
Maine, composed Of the counties of Hancock
and Washington, took place on the 18th inst.
and has resulted in most decided and un-
expected triumph 10 the Wing cause. Two
or three trials had already taken place in this
District, without coming to any decisive re-
sult-there being three candidates in the
field, two Van Buren, men and one Whig-
and the aggregate Van Buren, vote always
greatly exceeding what was polled for the
Wings. The Boston Atlas remarks:
The news from Maine produced quite an
excitement IN the city. 1t indicated one of
those political revolutions So complete and
thorough that no one can misunderstood or
misrepresent it. Everybody saw and knew
what it meant, and what il portended; radi-
cal change in popular feeling and opinion in
relation to the men and the principles now
dominant in the republic. As such it was
hailed with general joy by the WHIGs, and
regarded with as much despondency and dis
may by the TORIES.
Subjoined are the returns from fifty.three
towns, which are for Noyes (Whig) 25l4-.
Tory l948-Majority for Noycs sec. There
are Ia small towns to be heard from, which
gave at the last trial, SO Wing and 253 Tory
votes 1t will be seen that if every vote in
these towns has been thrown against Mr..
Noyes, his election is certain by above $50
majority. His majority in the district will
not vary much from FIVE HUNDRED over all
the Tory candidates. .'.t.
n This district has never had Wing repre-
sentative. All the efforts Of our friends al
ways fell short ofthe Jackson party's strength
N by about sir hundred votes. In 1884, when
Unprecedented exertions were made to de-
feat Leonard Jarvis, and when the largest
vote ever thrown in the State was polled, the
Wing candidate (Iam!in) was beaten by a
majority Of 6ps hundred and Jorty.one. Last
fall, the following was the vote for Presiden.
tial Electors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-07-27
(FOr the Herald Of the Times.
Nh. ATKINSON:

MR.. ATKINSON:
As we are now discussing party measures
as well as the qualifications Of candidates for
Congress, consider it very proper oppor-
tuniiy to introduce the subject Of Mr. Clarke's
Bill, offered in the General Assembly on the
last day of the late session, for fixing the day
rof Election for Representatives to Congress
and to the General Assembly for July instead
of the last Tuesday in August, as now fixed
by law which Bill, it will be recollected, was
advocated and sustained by every Whig in
the House. was present during that debate,
and recollect it was not only animated and
general, but during some part Of it, stor-
my and personal particularly between the
Speaker and Mr.. James F. Simmons. ] shall
not soon forget the earnest manner of the
latter when he called upon every member of
the House to sustain Bill, as loudly called
for by the people themselves as by the Whig
members of the House. He dwet long and
eloquently upon the interest, the deep inter-
est Rhode Island should feel in an extra ses-
sion of Congress, called for by "great and
weighty" considerations; and recOllect, also,
the miserable subterfuges Mr.. 7. T.. Haz-
ard and his "Loco FocO" friends, urged a.
gainst the passage Of the Bill {; but none Of
the remarks made so much impression upon
my mind as those uttered by Mr.. Samuel Y.
Atwell, the Speaker, in answer to the ques-
ton propounded by MIR. Cranston-"is there
not some other reason, beside hay-ma king,
which induces gentlemen to oppose this Dill,
SO important and SO imperiousy demanded
by the circumstances in which we are plac-
ed9" "Yes," replied Mr.. Speaker, "I will give
another reason, which, Of ITSELF will be suf.
ticicnt to justify me for the vote shall give
against the passage Of this Bill THE people
are in Jrenzied state, and incapable of de-
Gliding correctly upon the question at issue |:
1t }: another panic got up by the gentleman
and his friends, which by the 29th of August
will be forgotten, and then expect the Free
men will be ready to electUUR Candidates."
Miserable, contemplate and insulting as these
remarks would have been from any member
OF the House, but much more so from the
Speaker, strange rs it may appear, they were,
with one or two honorable exceptions, sus.
tained by every Administration member, and
Of course the Bill defeated by six or eight
majority. In calling your attention and
through you the attention Of the Freemen OF
the State, to this high hspded infringement
of their rights and then interests, J would
enquire what part Of the responsibility OF this
measure rests upon Mr.. Duaee J. Pearce3-
lie had day or two previously been nomi'
mated by his packed convention for re-elcc-
ton, bot in despite Of oil his intrigues nc
could not get the name Of Mr.. Atwell placed
upon the ticket with him, until Mr.. Sprsgue
Gov. Francis and lew others should first be