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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Ch3dren TedtiRg Preparcdby Himself
YHNlllS iutIluble remedy has preserved hundreds
Il when thought past recovery, from cunyu-
sions. As on as the Syrup is ru bed on the
gums the child will recover This preparation is so
innocent, so ediracous and so pleasant that no
enid will refuse 10 lei its gums be rubbed with it
When infants are nj thu age of four months, though
there is appearance of teeth, bottle Of the
syrup should be used on the gums to open PORES.
Parents should never he without the syrup in the
nursery where there are Young iIdrcn, for il a
child wakes in the night with pam in the gums, the
syrup Immediately gives ease, by opening the pores
and healing The gums; thereby preventing convu-
sions, Fevers &c.
gentleman who has made trial Of DIR W Evans
soothing Syrup in his family Gin case Ct teeth
ing chil) wishes state thai he found /: entire
" eiteclual IN relieving pain in the gums and pre-
venting the consequence which sometimes follow
we chenrfnlIy Cot py with his request lSun.
~" We believe it is gene ally acknowledge ny
those VINO have tried il that the Soothing > rup for
Children Cutting Teeth, advertised in another col
unn, is highly useful article for the purposes for
which II is intended highly respectable persons,
at any rate, who have made OF il. do not hest
tate % gre lis virtues the sanction OF their names
Boston Traveller
ftp Entered according to cof Congress.
Inc genuine is vcndrd BY Agents only.
AGENTS -l1ENRY HYDE, Faith; }. Thwlng, HooL
'cec@' ~" -ne advertisement on LIST page. NV
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
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MARINE LIST. si;;22
PORT OF BATH.

ARRIVALS, CLEARANcEs, Sc,
Ar at NRedford goth, schs Lucy Abigail, and
New Polly, Gardiner.
Ar at GIouces er l7ih, brig Commerce, Towle,
Calais isrh Susan Sally, Bath Sprung leak of
Eastern oint flied with water, lost deck load, and
lowed into Salem)
Sailed from Savannah Eth, ship Sterling, for
Liverpool
Sailed from Hampton Roads, barque Damariscot-
ia, Clark, Cowes.
Ar at Norfolk 9Th, sch VIM, Henry, Graffam,
Thomasfon
Ar at Philadelphia ed, sch Grard, Gray Hal
lowell.
Ar at Portland 18th, sch Maine. Stearns, Bath
Sailed fm CLYDE nth alt. Edinhurg, Theobald,
NYork
Ar at Grayesend 3ath, Calico. Lombard, Matan-
gas.
Ar al eghorn 9Th, Noble, Manson, NYork.
1T st ierres, Mart. Sd inst brig Napoleon Pat
ten disg.
At fetou I4th inst brig Clarrissa Ann, Bart lett,
Boston, s days
At .Horant Bay, Mart. LIST inst. brig Frances, Lou
lisa Webb, FIN Bath. dischg
Ar at AIatauzas sth inst sch VIM. .Archer Wool
son, uncct
Ar at Charleston 9th brig Patic, Merritt, Path
Ar at Portland 27ih sch Globe Bath for Boston
Bolivar. I'rask, IIalloweII or Norwich
At Sail Key, 9lh uIt. ship Norway, Barnes, for N
York, loading
Ar at Niedford 18th, sch Doreas, Bath.
Ar at \ York 2Gth, ship lavre .NcKown, Nor
leans
Ar at NOrIeans 18th, big Chrstlana, Bath, 40.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

the Pladder; Rheumatism both acute and chronic,
splitting and vomiting of blood Diarrhpa, Dysenta-
y and holes; syncope, Appoplexy, and Paraly-
sis; Dyspepsia and Hypochondriasis; Tetanus, Ep-
ilepsy whoopng Cough, Hsihma and Palpitation 0.
the Heart; inciplent Consumption and Maramus:-
dropsy o. the Head, the Chest the abdomen and
the Limbs; ScorfuIa, Scurvey, and Syphilis; rom
chocele and Cancer, Gravel and Slranguary, loss of
Appetite, Costiveness. sick head ache, Flatuency,
pains in the Stomach, pains in the Back and Side,
and other complaints of The Kidneys and Liver, u
GERS and Sores of every description; Mysteries,
weak nerves and lowness of Spirits, as well as
Leucorma, Menorrhna. Suppression, and other del
Ieate female complaints. solely by the use Of the
INDIAN PURGATIvE PILLS: AMI direct reference
can be given to persons of the highest respectable
ty, who have been restored to health and useful
ness, by the above valuable medicine and in manu-
instances after they had been pronounced IN their
doctors INcURABLE. Shall not these facts. com
ing as they do from the people who have been ben
Gifted and prov by the living testimony of thous-
ands, have some effect in convincing the invalid,
who perhaps may have suffered for wears. with some
painful disease, that he too by the use of the IN
DIAN PuRGATIyE Pills, may also be freed from
pain, and once more taste the sweets Of Health 1t
surely will, and trust the day is not far distant
when PUReArIoN, the only sure and certain meth
cd Of cnring disease will be universally acknowI
edged, and . SE.HSE WHOLLY DRIVEN
FROM THE L.96rD.
PRICE Is CTS. PER ROX JPIT,H FULL
DIRECTIONcS
FCF All communications or applications of Agon-
cies, must be addressed thus--''N. L. Office, n. A
College Of Health, 1875 fremont Street Boston.
Mass"
HEe9 FREMONT STR EET.
For further proofs ofthe efficacy of the INDIAN
Vegetable Pills and IA list ofthe AGENT S for
tina sale OF the same, see advertisement on the out
side of this paper.
HUNRY HYDE A gent for Bath
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
EsasHiaaa s'Iar2aafyc FILLS

Possess two rery remarkable properties
One IS, they cannot possibly do injury or
harm; and The other is, they are aiaoays
sure 10 do good
This may appear strange to some but when we
reflect that they disease upon N.41 URE'S
OWN Plan, viz: purifying the blood Of all cor
rupt humors, it will not appear wonderful that they
are perfectly innocent, and at the time all pow
erfu in the cure of disease.
MORE THAN FIVE THOUSAND persons in New
England, have been cured Of in ernttent, Remit
tent, nervous. nhanatory and putrid Fevers; Yea
sizes, Erysipeas and Small OK; -inhamaiions of the
Brain, of the I hroat of the Stomach of the Lungs
of the Liver. of the Intestines, the Kidneys, and
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
Neao boktag Establishment.
Theodore q. reVett.

XMAS taken the new Bake House at the head
u n of Standards " harf recently fitted up with
Patent Ovens where hr intends carrying on the
Baking Business, in all its branches.
Having employed an experienced workman from
Boston, he will be allie 10 furnish all kinds of Bread
in every variety. Such IS Loaf and Brown Bread;
Fancy Cakes, of all descriptions; Pilot, Navy
Bread, and Crackers constantly on hand and for
sale at The lowest prices.
javipg made hi: arr ngotnents TO furnish IE1RN
BRE4D. for iaml.s, every morning-.hose W o
wish to oe supplied regularly, viii please leave their
names at the Bakery. with the driver
Bath, August 8, 1889. 4w20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

The Liverpool, steamship, sailed from
New York at O'Clock on Saturday. She
took out small quantity of specie, sup
posed to belong TO the Bank of England.
The stock market in New York on Sat
urday improved little. Sales Of Bills of
Exchange on London al lO5 l2.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

says:-"New Orleans was never so dull as
it is at this time All trade is at a stand
still. And money so scarce people cannot
get enough to go to market with"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
CLOTH-DRESSTNG.

FESliE Subscriber would respectfully inform those
n who have heretofore left their cloth to be tlres-
sed with William I.edyard and II. Cove, ath, that
they sill his agents, and will receive cloth
ua. He ready to dress cloth IN the best
manner for one Shilling per yad His machinery
will be in complete order, and experienced and rusty
workmen employed lie therefore believes he shall
be able to give good satisfaction 10 his employers
Cloth left at the sign Of Palmer & Ledyard, nearly
opposite Tina Hydes.
WILLI.A.N UJHITTEN.
Topsham Aug. 1888. sw20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
NEW ARTICLE
For &sENsttmg, both inn Dry
DIncoo nnd YIndnr Ill.,.

PfdCeS, and Onder Wafer.
UBATENT SAFETY USE,mannlacured sole
a ly by Messrs. Bckford, Smith q Davey,
Cornwall, England; and Bacon Bickfor1, Eaus q
CO., East CRANKY, Hartford Co. Conn.
The Patent Safety fuse, in Blasting takes the
place Of the printing needle, primng mate a. and as
it removes all danger of striking fire in tamping,
and burns ut measured rate, renders the now dan
gerous business Of blasting rs safe as The employ
menls of the farmer. 1t ensures certainty and eli
fects an explosion well under water as in the
drves situation. Besides it saves much time aud
labor, aud as it allows the tamping to he ranmod
hard home, and leaves only an orifice the size Of
knitting needle. it adds considerably to the force of
the blast. 1t has been satisfactorily proved too ,
that it adds to the force of the blast in an incr ed
degre". by ignlllng the charge At the bottom.
n B.-The common Fuse answers for wet blast
ing; but for blasting undt WATER where mscar-
ri,ge would be Of serious consequence, Water
Fuse" should be ordered, made specially for such
places. For sale by j c. SNOW.
CERTIFICATE,
This may certify that we the subscribers have
made of the above article for blasting rock
and find it far better than any thing now in use for
charging, both IN safety, time in loading and setting
fire at the bottom oil the magazine or charge
J. n FAIRBANKS,
DAVID RICHARDSON.
Bath. 4ug. % 1899 3v22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
"A administrators Notice.

N O1lCE is hereby given, that the subscriber
"a has been duly appointed Administrator of The
estate Of Charles De Wolf, late Of Bath in the
county of Lincoln. deceased; and has taken upon
himself that trust BY giving bonds as the law d.
reefs, and all persons having demands upon the es-
tate Of the said deceased, required to exhibit
lbe same; aud all persons indebted 10 tie said cs-
tale are called upon IL make paymert.
RICHARD NUTTER, Admr
Bath. Aug. 90 1899 4Y22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
a clEasEasiStrasrfx's Notice.

4 AkEEHsH sVE'sss FEA7s "a OEtCes
TOT L e is hereby given that the subscriber has
! . been duly appointed Admin trairix of the es-
tale OF Abraham 0. Lincoln late Of Bath, in the
county of Lincoln, deceased. and has taken upon
herself that trust by giving bonds as the law di-
reefs. And all persons having demands upon the
ostale of the said deceased required to exhibit
the same, and all persons indebted To the said estate
are called upon 10 make payment.
HANNAH S. LINCOLN.
Bath, 4uq 90. 1899 3r22
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
DIE d.

Died in this Town on Monday last Catherine
Daughter of Mr. Michael Morsa Aged years
Drowned in Brunswick on tho 81 inst George
Mustard Thompson aged ! years and six months; IA
youth of much promise.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
THOMAS K GOObHUE, Central street

u asthma, Three Years Standing Mr. Robert
Monroe, SchuykIli, afflicted with the above dis
treSslng maIHdy. symptoms: great languor. fatu-
lrncy disturbed rest, nervous headache difficulty
of breathing. tlghiness and structure across the
breast, dizziness, nervous rritahiy and restless.
ness, could not lie in horizontal position without
the sensation Of impending sufocation pa pitation
OF the heart, distressing cough, costveness pain of
Tire stomach, drowSness, great debility, and def
cheney Of the nervous energy Mr. r. tionroe
gave up every thought OF Recovery and dire de-
SPAR sat on the counlenance of every person inter
csied IN his existence or happiness, til b, accident
he noticed in public paper cures effected by
DR. I'm EcaHS Medicine in his complaint. which
induced him 10 purchase package OF the Pills,
which resulted in CONF ietely removing every sympi
lom OF his disease. He Wishes to say his motive
tor this declaration is that those from which lie Is
happily restored, may likewise receive the same
inestimable benefit.
DIR. WN. EKq.TS, No. 100 Chatham st. where
he can be consulted as usual.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

IL Caution.-In order to avoid the possibility of
Counterfeer- Introducing spurious or deleterous
imitation of the. Pills. and illus imposing on tho
public, DR. Evans has went to great eNp ense in hav
ing new label for them, and had them entered
according 10 aet of Congress. Be particular in pur
chasing them from tho
REGULAR 9GFWTS
II. HYDE. Both; 1hwiug, Hooiacich; J. Grit
fin Braas'7ick; Neal, IVi.casset; Haskell %
jewell, 1oisham; Henry eastman, Porttond
nng 3 l,20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

JIy - lat 49, Ion q Ship Nance, Nichols, FIN
Liverpool for York.
Aug u, lat a 49, Ion G7, ''Frero,' Of Bath moth
ing further. No such vessel belongs to this porl.]
Lat -, Ion 90, Ship G lobe, N O1eans for Liver
pool.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

In Freeport, Thomas .4gry, Esq Of his Town,
Cashier of Commercial Bank, TO Miss Sarah 5.
Halves.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

Dull times at New Orleans. New
Orleans True American of the 10Th inst.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
.bss g2Hsesiessg EE0assP.

NAIlFH convenient ont bu ldiuss, Garden. ana
w Grass Lot, now occupied b, Daniel Mars
ton Jr., is for sale. The House, is a new cotlage,
very conveniently arranged, IN pleasant Ioraton.
For Terms, &c apply 10 DANIEL MARSToN,
August l. Ia - If 10
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
ABR8H.7h III CLENNf.E, of Tennessee
To DR. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham st. New York.
10 James Dickson, &c Cornh, Boston, agent for
the sale Of DR. VIM. Evans Cammomile Pills

J o James Dickson, 36 Cornhill, Boston, agent for
the sale Of DR. VIM. Evans Cammomile Pills
LoaceH, .NoU. Is, 1896.
Dear Sir-Knowing by experience that every
reference that the afflicted receive of the beneci
results of medicines rheeriully offer mine to tho
public, in behalf of Dir VIM. Evans Cammomile
Pills. have been afflicted Tor the last ten years,
with distress in the head and chest; often so bad az
TO deprive me Of sleep for three or four nights in
Succession, but have never found relief by any of
my trends prescriptions, until my wife saw tho
advertisement In the paper when she persuaded
me TO send for some, which did and obtained two
boxes and bottles, which resulted in almost com:
pletely restoring me 10 health although have NOT
YET entirely finished them. Should you consider
thlsany benefit to yourself the public, you have
ny cheerful permission to publish it.
Yours respectfully,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29

e 70 BOARDING tie efficacy Of DIR VIM. Evans
4 - Medical Preparations in the most obstinate
cases Of CONSUMPTION, COUGHS and COLDS,
nervous diseases, liver complaint dyspepsia, bilious
diseases, plies, ulcers, female weakness and all
Ses OF Experimentation. low spirits, paIpitation of
the heart, nervous lrralbiity nervous weakness,
hnor aIbus, seminal weakness, indigestion, loss of
appetite, heartburn, general debility, bodily weak
ness ,chlnrosis green sickness aatuIencv hyster-
lca tantings, Mysteries, headache hccup sick
ness nightmare, rheumatism. asthma, tic douloreux
cramp, spasmodic affections, and those who are
victims to that most excruciang disorder Gout,
will find relief from all their sutierings BY 4 course
Of DR. Evans medicines.
Pains in the side, chest, limbs, head stomach or
back, dimness or confusion OF sight, alternate flush
Of heat and chillness, tremors, watchings, aga-
ton, anxiety, bad dreams, spasms, mercnral and
all other delicate diseases, are successfully treated
by Dr. Evans.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-29
CERTIFICATES.


GJLener from the Hon Abraham Mcclellan,
Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Member of Con-
grcss. UdshiDgtoa, July Sd, 1898.
Sir-Sinco have been in tins city, have used
some OF your Dyspeptic medicine with infinite
benefit and satisfaction, and believe it to lie a most
valuable remedy One oftny constituents, DR. A.
Garden of Campbell county, Tennessee, wrote me
10 send him some, which did, and he has employ
ed it worry successfully in his practice, and SAYS it is
invaluable. MIR Johnson, your agent at this place,
thinks you would probably like an agent in Ten.
nessee. If so, would recommend DR. A. Garden
as proper person to oficate for the sale of your
| valuable medicine. Should YOU commission him
ie is willing TO act for you. You can send tie
medicine by water to the of Robert King d
Sons. Knoxville county, Tennessee, OF by land to
Grnham 6, Hnuston, Tazewell, East Tennessee
have no doubt but if you had agents in several
equities in East Tennessee, a great deal Of your
medicine would be Sold | am going to take s,mc
OF II home with me for my own use, and that of nv
friends, and should like 10 hear from You whether
you would like an agent AT B untyilie, Sullivan
county, East Tennessee | can get me of the
merchants to act for you, as live near there.
Yours respectfully,
ABRAHAM II CLE.NN4N, of Tennessee.
To DR. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham ST. New York
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-17
On motion OF E. D. Culver.

On motion Of E. D. Culver
Resolved, That no member of this Convention
be permitted (uness by special leave of the con-
vention) TO speak more than ten minutes at one
time, nor more than once on the same subject I'M
der debate, until all others, who may wish 10 speak,
shall have had an opportunity so TO do"
On motion Of A. ST. Clair
Resolved, That this Convention will finally
dourn at four o'clock this afternoon, and if ne7
cessary will sit continuously until that hour.n
The discussion was resumed on the resolutions,
After discussions James G. Brney moved the pre-
vious question, but the call was not seconded.
The debate was continued and at eleven o'clock
the previous question was again moved and orr
dered. The question was taken on the first reso7
luton, and the yeas and nays being called for,
were ordered, and were as follows: yeas 238, nays
TO- So the resolution was adopted.
YEAS.
MAINE. S. SiIsbee, l. Winsow.
N. HAM,. Woodward, w H. Haywood, J,
B. Perkins, B. Wood, i, K w. Clarke, E. F,
Shaftcr.
VrRmoNr.-J. stedman, J. P. Miller, c. L
Knapp, ]. See'ey, G. P. Walton, o. L. Shaher,,
], P. Newcomb, D. Roberts, G. Beckley, N. SAT-
ford, B. Shaw, L. Bottom, E. Webster, ], W,
Hale, l.. Brainard, c. c, Frost, p Kagasales,
MAss.-W. L, Garrison, ]. v Hines, A, St,
CLAIR, II. u. Lorng, d. T.. wooster, "a. w. olm-
monds, G. M. Tuthll, I. King, ]. Hayd ].
Reid, D. Sanders, M. S. Read, N. Snow, ]. Hor-
ton o. Scott, G. H. Smith, W. Little, J. Taber,
J. Bailey, r. Hackeu r. b. Hubbard p. Abbott,
H. Cummings, w. Morse, G. w. Grosvenor, B,
N. Bullock, l. Kttridge, p. Richardson, S. Good
hue, G. w. T. Mellen.
CoNN.-W. Leavitt, A. B. Huntingdon F. w.
Gum, G. Sharpe, r. Warner, a. Granger, E. D,
Hudson, F. Bush, d. Plumb, G.Read, l.. Beers,
Jr., W. Lyman, S. Deming, J, G. Baldwin, "A, f.
Williams, E. D. Kinney, J. s. Hall, E. c. Tut
tie, h. futile, G. c. Wilson
r. IslANp.-W. Ames, C. D. Green, w, NJ,
Chacc A. W, Pitt, w. Chace
New YoRK--E. P, Freeman, |. Smith, @,
Kirk, J. L. Hodge, E. W. Goodwin, S, Myers,
s Parks, c. Hempnstall, M. HoIley, w. w.
Brewster, W. w Patton, L. Tappan l.. r. Sun.
derland, f. E. Miles J. w. Hill, ]. E. Fl. Wal
In H. Dresser J. L. Amber, J. G. Birney, J.
Pierce, c. w. Denson, j. P. Turney, P. Hudson
T. W. Rayner, g Fisk, R. Goss, II. b. Stanton
r. G., Williams ] Downing, f. B. Stickney, D.
Metcalf S. Mattoon, P. B. Parry, &. Richards,
T. Marshall c. Anderson, B, Folls, J. r. johns
son, G. w. Paul, Fl. F. Garnet, J. Reqna, D. L,
Starr, D. Garfield, S. Thompson, 7. B. Watson,
S. Thomas, Jr, J. Pratt, W, L. Chaplin, L. Lee,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-08-17
N. SAFrop, Esq.

William Lloyd Garrison presented his Protes
against certain proceedings which was read an,
ordered to be laid on the table, and printed wit
the doings of the Convention.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06

also principal owner OF the stock, and what would
have been the result had his private property been
holden to redeem it's bills? The same.
According to Mr. Smiles proposed amendment
Mr. Emerson could have compelled the corporation
of the bank of Windsor to pay out all its means to
him for his stock therein, and leave not cent for
the redemption Of its bills.
Were we DESTROYS of swindling the public ."by
the wholesale by the means of corporate privileges,
we would go with all our might for Mr. Smile 8
system of mock reform. We would 60 into the
Senate, if we could get there, and shoulder to shout
der with Mr. Smile, contend for his reform meas
ures; and if successful, in ten years, would become
as rich as Mr. Smile. We would take up stocks,
and rob the people. But we have no such desire,
and therefore, feel impeIled to oppose measures
which guarantee 10 others the right to swindle the
public with impunity.
Such reader, is the scheme you are called upon
to support in the shape of "SmiIie and Bank Re-
form" If you wish to be robbed, or to rob others,
under the protection of chartered rights, you had
better go for It, Such is our advice. We have no
doubt "Hon. Thomas Emerson and every "Hon."
with every dishonorabe rogue in the State is in its
favor.
Wholesome reform no doubt can be effected in
the banking system. Itshould be gradual and eff
feclive-such experience demonstrates to be ne
cessary. Such the Wings desire and aim TO
At the last they restricted discounts the
Directors Of Banks, which was very important
reform. Another session no doubt will produce
remedy for other defecs-such as experience and
public safety demand. Our institutions all i'm
perfect--moderat wisdomSand time can perfect
them, when unwise and radical applications would
destroy them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-08-06

Our AT LAsT-TnE cLovEN DOT EXPOSED. The
ruffle Shirt arstocratc Office holding lawyers, and
who act if they believed all Vermont
pretended in, and subject to them-is down upon
upright, worthy, and liberal minded Governor,
in a spirit that shows too plainly the temper and
feelings Of the presiding geniuses of the concern.
His messages assailed as common place-mero
ordinary productions-not equal to the lawyer like
messages Of the Governors of some neighboring
States. Very wcll-what if they not so long
and windy as tho messages Of his neighbors2 1t is
mash to his credit if he can tell tbe wants Of the
State in fewer sentence: thar his na;Ehbors can
the wants oftbeir States We have heard o. pc,,
pie besides the Patriot dictators, who think that
being farmer d,sqnaliies a for holding
sPonsible Offices And that is the apparent objec-
lection OF the Treasury fed lawyers n, Montpelier
TO Gov. Jenison. They don't like to "huge
paw" farmer in the Guhernaioral chair. Lawyers,
some delicate fingered gentlemen, they seem to
think, should be made Governors But who rather
than a farmer, is better qualified to govern farm.
ing State? 10 the peopIe-ihoss who labor evory
day in the field, like Gov. Jenison--do they, can
they approve of the attacks or the Van Buren, lea
ders upon their brother in toll WIN they not in
spirit Of self respect, vndiraio their calling, by
voting for the man who has governed the State
with discretion, judgment, good sense and for their
best 'neres,9