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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

isS,a3usl. ~bo 10 her ssirmeri. S,s not prtieae
10 cay 'hs,sry BODY 80, elected to rerr,sens that
topniE.
Yov all ere ihsi In sd5lira 10 ihe 'rFulsr or
eos sstiau sf re tIuots by the democratic mcn-
tss. 80 iho elsciieu e NJ Hert,us q Wsthins-
tuh usyctic' tho fedspI ls's sito u'esn grd ihru-
selves, AID ese'e Ne Cunningham AZ thcit Speaker.
Tie tnl,s s6loptncd sboui ote o'clock. 20 rect
,o.mof'os al O'Clock. Tas 6em9cHaiis mcsnbrr'
eentinsc8 30 ss.ssan tid shout tao, sLj aJ.ufbcd
tii io.anorfo~ At tea,
II " ,he ,aieutun e. tr democratic menh,ts
.nrr fbe election Il cHiccrs TO notrow motniar
10 udjp3fh 10 mec' e. half pact Two O'Clock "a The
snsfnoop. which viii a.ressauly bring tie no
Houtes and Speakers 10 direct collision aha, the
rcsul, rsy be Il is tmPossisie TO 10y.
The Seaa,e met o. o'clock this m rnoon. and
eecioed 10 exciud4 Messfs Blown end Stevenson
sed admitted Messrs Wager sud Hanna, upon the
fsudoloht midnight returns. They postponed The
question ia Folsiiou 20 the Huntingdon disitlci.-
Pentose VAS elected Speaker bu, be faund The ex-
tremeni % ,rsmenduons IN consequence Of their
h,eh.hsnded esd unwstfsnisbe proceedings, that
be called Gen Rogers 10 the chair aad he. With
Stevens ana Burfugcs. Who knew whal they q"
.~...A .---- rtes 80 csrrpo by back window
Although tide pcot'e we're aroused 10 the highest
pitch IT Indignation. yet no violence ~ss oiserrd.
Senator Brown ~ spiucdsp n, did great cred
1t to himself urging the people to fo'boar, that all
yet would be vel and that the majesty Of The
lsGs would be maintained, snd foil justice be done
though il might be delayed. an told tlst BAR
rowes VAS heafd 10 say Is he escaped, that the
right reforms must be hsued 10 to- morrow morning
There hos been large gathering Of the De'noc
rscy To night 10 The Court House, at which sever
oil speeches were made. and spinied resolutions
upon the Secretary and demand the presentation
Of the correct returns. The meeting adjourned Ia
NEE, again to.morros morning, at II o'clock
We are u he midst Of revolution 'blood.cs as
yet" bot ho~ long viii remain SO cannot tell
hope tot the best,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

The Harrisburg Reporter crlhc 7lb ,ns, eor,,,,.
appeal TO the people, by the Van hur-n nsa,ber. !,
the House. They cay among other things
Speaking in behalf of tho vast cpnceurse Of c;,;..
here assembled sense of day oons,,ain. .. 10 $50,
that their eonduc throughout The whole Of the p,,,,
Jog excitement has been uniformly characterised h,
street regard for the public welfare Cor the pto,ec,o -
which they have repaired TO the seat Of revetuu, :
No violence has been used towards Of their rp,e.s
tatves the pahhc property IN which We have a e..
mon INTEREST has been sedulously projected and .,,
the CONSTRUCTORS against your rights. bs,. 49,
naughi TO fear, save the approaches Of eond.r,r.s
conscience. and the ,eifconvetins evidence of CtII
The PEoPLE-for such, emphatioally are hrr--sss.
the inpulaon that they have sought upset the ~
eminent of their choice the contrary ibe, 80,
effort has been directed TO UPHOLD H. They nav
however sought, and they viii ever seek 10 vent
spurious, self constituted, from UsURPiNG the pl,e.
OF their law gvers egiiimaiely chosen and 10 prrs,t
by resistance such as becomes The Frcemrn Of ,ov,
reign State each any Of ne from becoming the Va,
sails of AN HUMBLE SECRETARY he loo, h,nc.
tiopary, whose condemnation has been but recently 40
triumphanily recorded
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
From tie National gazette Of Thursday.
AFFAIRS At HARRISBURGH.


Hnrrisburch, Wednesday, 1 . o'clock.
Riot and rebellion ore still the order Of the day
The arm Of tho c,,il ao,ho'ny r. as YET pp"criess.
Measures are however in agitation, Which II Is
hoped will ensure order ard the peaceful and I'M
disturbed action of the Legislature. While wit
ing tins. there is rumor among the crowd IN the
Representative hall that the mob have taken pos
ssion of the Arsenol. The Democratic (Whig)
Senator'S did not attend this morning at the hour to
which they stood adjourned there was consc-
qaeulv no quorum and Of course 30 session. Thus
was the design Of the mob who threatened per
sonal violence TO Senators and more especially to
the Speaker frustrated. II would seem that Pllla.
bulhcs are the conservatives of our free ins'tu-
ions. upon whom We must rely for the correction
Of all irregularities in the body polite.
Mr. Pcnrosc requested of Mr. Fullerton the per-
formance of the dpiies of Speaker. he no, deem
Iur /, advisable to attend the Senate under exist
ing circumstanc My FuIierion Immediately ad.
iourned the Senate until 10 o'clock to.morrow
morning.
The ". b. house over which prcsldcs Mr..
Hopkins of Washington Co., met at ten o'clock,
elected F. X. Skunk clerk; d. W. Hyde, door
keeper and a. kraus, seargeanr-at-afms after
passing resolution appointing committee to call
rpou the Secretary for certain papers relative to
the late election. the house adjourned.
The Democratic (WhigJ House will meet al
two and half O'Clock, P. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
SAML'ALEXAhDElS
Major General llth Division, +. VI.
Correspondence Of the T. S Gazdte
Ilariisburgh, Dec 10, So

The troops marched into town yesterday took
pos, OF The arsenal and then took quarters IN
different paris of the town The order o the iay is,
TINT no uniforms appear within the railing Of tie yard
OF the Capitol The loco oco patty met IN the lower
House tins morning, aud appointed commute" 80 wat
the Governor, aud to enquire for what purpose the
military called out. and al whose expense The
Whlgs net at GleIms they have agreed 10 meet in
the Hall Tomorrow, and open the returns OF tIe new
convention.
McCahen is arrested by the Sheriff Of our County,
and was given up 10y the command as you viii re-
collect he appeared here this morning uuIlmm. lie
OF out on bail Several others wN IN
rested to day. There is prospect OF compr,niae APP
eaTs-both parties determined.
Gen Patterson, who commands the troops irlm Phil
aGc phia appears 10 understand himself pereciy. lie
officer IN the last war with England. His dI.
vision orders drawn up will, Judgment nndtoct
Gen Patterson 5 division will form west of he State
House, at half past A. NJ. aud take posin in the
cars immedIateIY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

CS~ We observe ibi the Keystone - on' TO-
day anciionng th~ rsalous proceedings ct The 10.
cofscos. snd ure,ag hem on TO fuf'he' Deeds OF
Stulsnce.
II declares 81 civil government AZ an end and
csile upon lie ioligWefs 10 proceed accordingly.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

IL Governor Of Pennsylvania has ISSUED the ott
6yYe Militia TO bold themselves in readiness, al Il mdF
ments warning TO assist he cyil authorities ia sup.
pressing instruction, and in executing the laws. As
there strong to apprehend necessity Tor the
of Militia force for such purpose do hereby order
the First Battalion of Cumberland County Volunteers,
to hold themselves in readiness To assemble, in parade
order, on hours notice, with arms and accuutre
mcnis in good order and each man provided with !
knapsack blanket, &c ready to march at SIX clock
Tomorrow morning If required
As public opinion is excited and the feelings of men
are much fouscd deem right TO urge, most earnest
~ upon officers and men, the propr,ety and necessity
OF RETAINING from expressing any polIteh feeling,
any preference. dislike for parties, " patty men
and that they should come forward withh hrm determ
innton to maintain the character Of gont soldiers and
preserve the honor, the integrity, and dignity OF Ihe
Stule and Of her laws
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
Head Quarters, Isl Division, l. NJ
-. Harrisburg, I0th Dec, lss. {
DTk OF THE DAY.

mcnt has been reported 10 the comma pde chief, and
awaits further orders. The troops Will renln quietly
in quarters, except when on duty. The reIo'e Of the
town must not BE disturbed by unnecrssar, bruug of
the drums and all officers aud soldiers Wilhelm Uniform,
with arms, expressly forbid enerngthe halls Of
the Capitol public Offices grounds within iU encIo-
The military will be held in strict suDDr,inaton
to the civil authorities
General Provost Will detain COMPANY ftr guard
duty at the arsenal. The guard ondut! VIII he
relieved at . o'clock, a. NJ.
Colonel Kendrtou Smith will report hi,regment for
duty tn Btigad!er General Goodwin
Officer Of the da - entraI Goodwin
Officer Of the guard Captain Beutsill.
By order OF Major Grnen
ROBERT PATTERSON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
A Proclamation


Whereas, lawess, infuriaed, aimed mob, from the
counties OF fhadelpha Lancaster. adams, and other
places, have assembled al the Of Gpvrnmen, with
the avowcd object o disturbing, iniuupng and over
a~ing the Legislature Of tins Common wealth, aud Of
preventing Ms proper organization snd b peaceAble and
free discharge OF It's dunes
And whereas TIE SAID mob have already on this
day, entered the Srnae Chamber and II an Outrageous
and violent manner by clanornp shoilng and threat
niug yol-Ncr and death TO II themonbeIs Of at
body, and other olc'rs Of the Government aud By &.
nay rushing within TIE bar of the Suale Chamber, m
defiance Of every epri 81 restrain tn H. compelling the
Senate to suspend business.
And whereas They sll remain lere in force en-
courageI 10y p~rnu who Is oiic'r Of the General
Government, ifon Philadelphia anda setting The Il IS
at open defiance aud rendering utsat for the Legs
lalivc bodies toassrmble 10 the CAPITOL
THEEEFuRF, ins - to cal upon the civil authority
to themselves 10 -spreoIdeT 70 the Of their
power, and uplu the niliilrg force e tHe Common
wealth 20 bod themselves instant readiness repair
TO the seat Of Gpyernm- NJ and ubon ali good citizens
to AID 10 cur1ing this !awle mob and reiuGiiing the
supremacy Of the law
Gwen Huder uy hand and the Gleat Seal e the State
al Harrisburg, this fourth day Of December IA the
year of our Lord one tl,uslpi eight hundred and
thirty. ight, and Of tle Commonwealth the sixty
third.
BY the Governor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

-efy fasieus speech aedresssd
said the y~rpie bad bcsn ifitied
time cf icfi,csfsoee had passed
LED him 20 ufecr, a. urer~ was
use Mr. MrElwer ssid hayopcis
Copiiei, and was he 30 be stop
|rr pc isusded him 10 stop. Amer
sg'ecd to mre, again 81 3 O'Clock. .
b no qnutam. and aiirr sno,hrf
wee and Hopkins, they adjourned
|nsry language has heen for the
% ia the Halls q Legislation aloud
Ne man apparently an irishmaa /,
bm stlisle, loudly proclaimed that
be books were not ~ be consulted
low "a force was the law ni Gvd
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
I
J. SAMUEL J. iESDERsoS, Abide Camp

The choice Of Senator. State Treusurr &c was TX.
pected to take place Tuesday. On tie day the
votes on the amended Constitution wcr to he canvass.
ed in the Senate.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

Almighty. bfus,ln into the world BY every man :
meaning physical Sfce such doctrines are uttered !
the places which oud be sacred to ,he laws and CO,
sttutlon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
HEAr QuAnrrns, 1t Division, p. NJ. I
Phiadeiphla, Dec. Z, 1888. {

The Governor Of tue Commonwealth in his
character Of Connmndet-n- Chief, having ISSUED
his order, according to ;he Constitution aud laws,
requiring ne forthwith 10 cal out from my
mauG, aud immediately march 10 the seat of Cow
ernmeut force sufficient to quell instruction.
whca he "has been informed has been raised 10y
body of men, who Invaded the Senate Chamber ON
The Ala inst. dlring the session of that body. and
by lawless violence uud threats OF personal injury
to the members and b!undshed, disturbed the Sen
ate, aud prevented 1t from proceeding with lis de-
h1eratlonsnud compelled the members to dispense;
and further hat the body OF men have or.
ganzed themselves and resolved to compel the
Senate to adopt their wi AS their rule oi acton :
Now in compliance with the SAID requlslon, lie
volunteers of the First Division will assemble N
winter uniform. withb psacks provided with htr-
teen rounds of buckshot catrdgc, in Broad street
South of Market street, tonorow (5aturduy,) at
seven o'clock, A. NJ. precisely.
The Muiur- General need make no other appeal
to the patriotism Of the volunteers of the devils
lon than to remind them, that ii IS the highest pr-
vllege, as it is one Of the most important dutIes of
the citizen solder to sustain the clvil Authority
whenever the emergency occurs which renders me-
cessary a resort to aimed force.
The spirit Of order and sacred regard for the
regular action of the laws, under which alone can
our liberties he preserved demand that the spirit Of
msrule, must be Instantly, energecalIy aud eif0"'-
na.I suppressed.
Brigader Generals Goodwin and Provost Will
take immediate measures within their respective
| Brigades, to carry this order into full effect.
The officers OF the Roll Road have been requir
cd to ard VITA the means OF transportation.
BY command Of
MAJOR General r. PATTERSON
JoMS MILES, Aid de-camp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18

w I'm The crowd. The last mreilng was
~ when in consequence of the want al
|lK, Tue I'D journcd until 10 o'clock, a. NJ TO.
.Rfow
Mr. Fullettd at 10 clock took the Speakers chair
ia the Seaas and declared that body be adjourned
until tomorrow,
The sense adourns from day to day the rioters
have posses ou # the captolaud the wing reprcsen
n,ivrs are temporarily holding elr session at Wilson's
the Govrnot hss issued his proclamation calling up
on tho ppde 10 sustain the civil authorities The mub
had no IN eting in town TO night.
Writs Understand arc being issued by the author
ties for tie apprehension Of the ringleadets.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
Important from the Frontier.

"I,nDoriani-J Tue" The Buffalo DAILY Mercury
Of last Saturday the tth inst couslns the following
which has every appearance Of being wholesale state
m-ut.
We have no other Buffalo papers Of 80 late date as
the Mercury, aud Cleveland only 10 the ilh. The
Mercury t~openny paper, ADD appears TO be warm
" IN ayoE Of Tie 'Pstfots"
THE BLOW STRUCK.
By the Steamboat Wisconsin, Capt Poser, arrived
from Cleveland this morning, brings u the following
important Intelligence.
The Patriots, amounting TO nine hundred crossed O.
YER the Detroit River 90 Sandwich burned that Fsge
toe ground, and The British STEAMBOAT Thames were
lined by tao coupsni-s 81 Royal Militia, and are nov
on the nsfch tlrr uah thr London District where u
exrerted they vail be o.nrd by ss'efa thousands u
Paiuts
L. ne tttmsh with TIE Qsses's uoops. "'s"l Of We
latter we're ti.Icd tabuh learn huD iDahg 81.
n. gegtismsa who bfngs ne -o'naiion t""d "ipl mo
wharf a. Detroit and ssA Sa.daeh sna the ss4@si ID
fames -
The b'o~ tsiFuek srd shall zee nhsisti NS'. "'1
BAT Ne have yer bad "a either Proslne'. , A.,
sip ifom ihs ofes Of We cls's7ss ls'h sss''''"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
From he .National Ga:ette # rlidau.

The rio,s at Iarrlsburgh aud he opprchonsions
e mo.e serDus mischief by The unpuncipi'd mob
engaged 10 the disturbances, has become we
mentioned yesterday sufficient ground for an Exc
cut,ye Proclamation, requiring the aid Of ali good
citlzeus IN enforcing peace. In compliance with
This and "A p,ftlcular call for the MlluIa of this
county, Majo General Patterson has issued the
following orders:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-18
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.

T IN No Nv M q, rs.
In the name aud by the Authority If the Common
wealth OF Pennsy Ivana, by Joseph Ritter, Governor
OF the said Commonwealth.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-25
PARENTS DEPARTMENT.
From the American Annals Of Education.
MORAL INFLUENCE OF CRUELTY.

We are told. in some of the newspapers,
that humane prince of one of the smaller
German States, has lately imposed tax OF
Ave dollars on every bird found imprison-
ed in cage, within his territories. ...
We are glad to have it in our power to
record, in our journal, a fact of this kind
nor does it give us the less pleasure be-
cause It transpiredo on the eastern continent
MAY it be followed. in, its spirit, by many
a prince in both helnispheres; especially
by those minor princes as they are com,
monty regarded. who sign the DEGREES, ant
mass the sentences of the family and The
school and whose individual labors havt
more Influence, with here and there an ex
cep.ion. to curse and bless mankind. thar
those who are only the nominal monarch
of their millions or their iens Of millions.
We have been panied hundFed times
70 Sc families Of children trimmed up wit
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-25

Liner on he Dedth ola Young Man, 1rrit-
ten by a Female lrho attended the Flu
neral. +Et aN
A brother dear has winged his fight away,
A fair young blossom left his native soil,
A hopeful youth has joined his bfolher clay
No more to share in earthly Joy or toll.
The tie. Of love and nature bid you mourn,
The tears Of, grief and sorrow wiring your
heart
a friend, brother dear, away Is torn
No more on earth with you totake part
And while You mourn for him. the loved and
"a sudden called to that last silent sleep,
And tears Of anguish from your eyes arr
Iesnnos choose bu, Join with you te weep,
Tdthink the bright and beautiful Of earth,
50 rsir and young an full Of joyous bloom,
30 soon should enter the dark gates Of death
His form 10 mouldsi in the silent tomb.
Ys,,hiDk him no,a lump ofmoule'ring clay
consig a'd iodust beneath the dampcold 50,
Bus rather think Of him As pass'd away, s
Allpnfe and bsppT the throne Of God.
His suirit, freed from mortal care and s,ii
H~, zone 10 lhe bright mansions Of the bles
THAI Cod who sent his Son 70 giveus life
we uust rseeivss him lotbat blessed rest
s ..r"a
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-25

The visa Monr TKLEekApH IL publish
,,skIy. a $500 4 year, aysble within four
,,c,t6S s.aflsr four months and within eight
a. rs later Of rht months and wifhinthe year,
saso--atst the close Of the year, te rise in TINS
ratio. rstt 90 .s{i.l u 40 ~ :.
40 To companies who receive twelve Or more
.,sies IN one boudIs. and pay within ouI m9nlns'
a a ,50--aficr four moths, 20 rise a. sOoss'
oi,7B within eight months &c e.
.~,,S.r. srs entitled to the seventh copy grains.
a. No pap,f 70 be dlscontipued until srears-
gss are paid except at the discretion oil me pub
o. Anl.osr. tOsseurs attention. must come
posfags paid.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-25
ESr "a. E<rmoni telegraph

sBefore vas afflicted Lpent ostr1y.
Ria good lorme that Ihave been afflicted J
th1t I asight learn Thy statutes. n-PsALM
sxix, 81, IL
When danger slept around my head, .as
My spirit slumbered too: S., 81 T. 4
Ny soul In trespasses was deadJ 49, p.
MY thoughts Of God were few. ..''
I owned Il true that must die, ..--. S
Yet never felt that truth; .,,--
! meier suspected death was nigh, y
Alsast, not near my youth. Or re..
Agiddy, though,less child Of mlrth,
In vain pursuits employedj ~.
Isought Cor bliss-bnt sought Of earth -
That bliss, how quick desroyed.t &
Fer soonthe mighty handor God, 4.
Was heavy on me laid 5; ..z.as -. ( 81,
Ny spirit bowed beneath his rod, #z9 .5'
Afflicted and afraid. 80 s.a * 80 -
q 4essz ksE1 4l sgss@t 4&&- 81
o, what tempest gatheted round
-ss NJ poor affighted soul se f-s -a
I heard Gods angry voice resound - p.
! heard bis thunders ROLL ~ -
And lightning from bin searching eye,
Pierced through my guilty heart: g
That thsrs's hell, Is true, thought T.
lfsli it, dreadful smart. '
Issw beneath, the burning AOod s-..'
ofin6nite despair; .@
Close on is tostering brink stood 4 +.
Aii thought % enter there. g. y.
srisd for help, 70 God. aiood,
Botvsin were all my enssr
Mis ihfone wss covered with cloud, I
And darkpsss yelled the Ekies-
sTsmsiing and hopeless there I lay,
And near me yawned the tombi
Dot soon pure, ethereal ray f..s-
Burst glorious on the gloom -.
And Jesus stood beside my bed,
In al his brigh,ss, charms = :.
And gsnrly raised my dropping head,
And claspsd me in his arms ! IT. -.
He kindly wiped my tears away, ,..,
And spoke my sins forgiven sf,~
And q 'hs bliss 1.-THE ecstacyl-, p.
3 Ny soul was filed with heaven.
He bid the fierce disease depart
And ar my fears toAy; lL .
Re placed his Spirit ia my heart "a
y And BID me nerer die. ,es. ...
Tie good for me that ! have been -.
Afflicted BY The Lord: I, f. ~,
For now see and hate my sin, =
And love his precious Word. A.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-04-25
@g.sn,sst S6dssrey5.

:saTosD.r, AraiL 2 al 3 -l g
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1838-03-01
TR USE SALE.

by virtue Of two deeds of t:ust exc
cuted to the subscriber by Samuel Cow
man, the first bearing date the Goth of
February, 1885. and the second bearing
date the 9TH of August, 1885, both Of
which are duly recorded in the County
Court Office of Augusta, shall sell at
pubic auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the residence of said Cowman,
near MIddlebrook, in said county, on
Tuesday the 9th day of the present
to wit {:
One Sorrel Mare, one Bay
Mare, three head of Cattle, three
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Furni-
ture, two Walnut Tables, half dozen
Windsor Chairs, one Cupboard and
Furniture, and all the rest of said
Cowman's Household as we'll as Kitch-
en- Furniture, consisting in part OF
Pots, Ovens, Skillets, &c. &C., one
Walnut Bureau, one Mccormick
Plough and Double Trees, two sets
of Plough Gear complete, Telling AK
es, Shovel Ploughs, Hoes, &C., seven
head of Hogs, with the increase of the
aforesaid live Stock, one Mans Sad
die, one Side Saddle, and two riding
Brides.
Acting as trustee, | will only convey
the usual title in such cases.
WALTER X. TAPP, Trustee.
February 10, 1898.