Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-07-26

west hNer-and WOulu auVlSe all our arIner
fiieDds 10 take look at them. We under
sand he has departed somewhat from the old
fashioned notions so prevalent in our vicinity,
in his managemcnt--and the result shows
plainly, that improvements in Farming like
every thing else are keeping pace with the times.
MR.. CLAY.
The Maysville Eagle of the 9th inst, re-
ceived this morning, has the following para
graph:
1.-THE Hon. Henry Clay, accompanied by
Judge Porter, Of Louisiana, in this city on
Thursday afternoon, 4th inst. and departed
on the next morning. via Cincinnati, on a
tour to the Canadas Mr. G. appears in fine
health and spirits and we hope he will de-
rive much pleasure and profit from his tour
to the northern portion Of our hemisphere p
The Cincinnati Wing Of the 9th announ-
ces the arrival Of Mr. Clay ir that city. and
says, "Many Of our citizens had the pleasure
ofconversing with this great statesman OF
age. MIR Clay arrived in the afternoon Of
Friday. and left next morning. He passes
directly through Ohio in his whole progress
through which he will shake hands with
warm friends---and visits, for the first time,
the F~lls of Niagara. From thence, he ex-
tends his journey as far east rs Saratoga
Springs, before returning 10 Kentucky
We have never seen Mr. Clay look in bet.
ter health. The last ten years have dealt
kindly with his person, and fondly INDUCED
the belief, during his last visit, that we were
looking upon the man who. at three score
and upwards, would appear as juvenile in
the executive chair in '44-45, when his term
will commence, as ever did Madison or
Monroe"
By late paper we see Mr.. Clay has arriv-
ed at Niagara Falls and will spend few days
with his friend Judge Porter.
What contrast is the above TO the election
eering Tour Of Mr.. Van Buren2
The Tories are making great buster and
shouting victory a, the top Of their lungs when
eve, they speak of the election in Sept. guess
thei' victory win be pretty much like the one
in the following story taken iiom Boston pa
per-
"A fight once took place between two per.
sops, one Of whom was left apparently dead
ygthss spot His friends gathered around
him and were preparing 10 discharge the
last duties to his body when he began 10 re.
cover from his insensibii,y.
Where is that man John Stiles p said he
Cut stick, so as not 10 be taken up for
killing you, replied one of the by-standers.
Killing me! Why, fogged him,
shouted the PROSTATE combatant.
why. you poor fool. he knocked you
down, and smashed in your left eye inter.
posed one Of the ring.
But he didn't stsve in my skull =
And broke your thigh bone
But he didn't break my neck
And put your hip out Of joint
Well, he didn't Kill me entirely, MS I ex.
pec,ed he would, and that's ,chaf / call a
riefory."
'Ruf'dnd Counfy.-Wide awake This is
the order Of the day with the Rutland County
Wings. In convention on the 18th, Hon. Ro-
bert Pierpoint, VIM. C. Kit,ridge and Obadiah
Noble were nominated for Senators. The
Herald promises that the death knell of the
remnant of locofocoism in Rutland county
shall be sounded on the LIST Tuesday in Sep
tember.
The Montpelier Waterman, speaking of the
Essex Bank, says-''It is the bank of locofoco
county, large majority of its stockholders
are locofocos-and finally majority of its d.
rectors are locofocos. We wish the people
better luck than accrued from the locofoco
Bank Of Windsor"
no The extreme length 'of Mr.. SHADES
Speech we hope will no, deter our fellow Citi-
zens from reading it. Every freeman of Yer
mont ought 10 read il once, if not twice.
Elections take place during the present year
in the following order:
Juiy.-Louisiana, Ocf.-Pennsylyania
Aug.-R. Island, Ohio,
N. Carolina, Maryland,
Alabama, Georgia,
Tennessee, Arkansas,