The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-05
WORCESTER CATTLE SHOW


poor are derived from the rich.
WORCESTER CATTLE SHOW
The Worcester Hgis gives full account Of
the Cattle Show at Worcester on the 9th instant
1t was estimated thrt not less than 5000 persons
were present. The show,in its various branch
es was highly gratifying. The address delivet-
cd at the church by ID. Foster, Esq. was 'distin-
guShed for beauty of expression and sound and
correct sentiment The Society, with n large
number ofinvited guests, dined together At the
Central Hotel. Governor Lincoln presided at
the table.
The following were among the toasts drunk
on the occasion -
Filling the Eurh-An employment of man
in Paradise-it brings with it still the cheerful
ness of health and the happiness Of content,
and raises him to the dignity OF true indepen-
dence.
Education Of the Young-The culture of a
virgin soil, if sowed with good seed, the harvest
richly repnys the labor if left lallow, noxious
weeds alone spring up in bnIctuI proflsion.
Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufactures
An honest old trading firm always success
ful when true to each other May there he no
dissolution Of co.pancrship Ivy mutual consent.
The National Team OF twenty six strong
Whoever drives or whoever holds, may there
he no showing or goading no getting over the
traces and no breaking the chain
Cure for Hard Times-Cheat The doctor, by
out Of deb, and cheat the demagogue, of win at
ever party, hy voting for honest men.
Fatal case Of Neglect. On Thursday last,
man carried to the City Prison in New
York, in a state Of ihtoxication, was there thrust
into II CELL and left to die and be eaten by IA Is.
The examination, by which the facts were
proved before the coroner, is given at length in
some Of the papers. The following is suffice
lent
Washington q. Hutton, keeper of the { iry
Prison, sworn About o'clock, yesterday al
ternoon, woman was brought in, and then de-
ceased was taken out of the place which we
call the hole in the wall, a place which we
make use OF to put such persons in; it is similar
to one of the cells; there is light in it, g. floor
covered with straw to lie on. This morning
about O'Clock, found the prisoner in of
the cells, dead and the rats had eaten great part
Of his face, and had eaten into his neck.
james E Hyde, keeper of the city prison.
sworn. Deceased was brought in on n cart so
helpless that he had TO be carried in by black man
and PM in the hoe in the wall 1t was about
IL o clock when be was brought in. / did not
see him afterwards untIhe acas dead. The Doc
tor had not seen him. Whcn the Doctor came
here yesterday, Told him Mcre ,cas a man in the
hole IL, the ,cau, and he had better look to him
and he told me THIS morning, he had entirely for
gotten it, and he had not seen him. The 'hoe in
the. wall is place where we put sprisoners
who are very drunk, noisy, or likely to he
come filthy, to keep them from making M
ance in the prison, and we Ueru sce@om Keep
a person there over night
David Kchener one Of keepers Of the city
prison, sworn. Saw the prisoner yesterday
about o'clock, when woman was brought in
very drunk, and, usual, went TO put her in the
'holc in the wall | saw deceased then, and
called to some of the men, to take him out. |
asked deceased TO get up, he said he could not.
got couple of men, and had him taken out, and
put into one of the cells, he iOas uery .flhy-did
not say that he 'oanted any thing We don't feed
seen the deceased since lie died Here the
testimony ended.
The jury after holding consultation on the
propriety OF oppending 10 their verdict II clause
censuring the Doctor, returned the simple We
dict, That the said w iIliam kilchinan has died
from intcmperance.'