Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-02-14

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the Senate tomorrow.
The Senate then passed TO the considera.
ton Of some miscellaneous business.
Correspondence Ct the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 4, 1910.
The Message of the Governor has crea.
ted no lille sensation among the faithful
lieges OF Martin OF Kinderhook They are
in doubt and perplexiiy. not knowing how
10 take IT, The leaders are generally favor.
able to it, for they have something TO loose.
the mass abuse him sorely. There is
to be a meeting tonight What they will
do. they do not know themselves. The
Conservative interest will think, prevail.
The leaders are not ready for desperate
measures, and the cooler among them know,
that should n split now occur, it is all up
with the party in this State. In fact,
should no, be surprised TO see the old Wolf
and Muhlenburgh factions once more in
confict.--Porier belongs 10 the former OF
ihese---ihe Radicals, almost to a man. to
the latter.
In the mean time let those do as they
will, the business community breathe more
freely have seen now several squecZes
and panics--but never saw such general
preparation for one as was evnced las, Sat.
urday. A few land they were very iew)
men Of iron nerve, did not quail. but The
mass. the 80 out OF 100, were ready TO give
il all up The Pennsylvania, and Farmers
and Mechanics Banks, have called meetings
OF the Stockholders to authorize the appoint
msnl Of Trustees TO wind up their affairs,
should 40 early resumption bill pass They
are not disposed TO trust 10 the tender mer.
cies Of political receivers.
We have nothing else, except lots Of
sleighing and the coolest day in the season
Cold winter, with his SHOWS and bleak.
ness is upon us-the cheerful fire aud well
light adepar,ment forms an elegant contrast
TO the bowling and dark storm without.
But are there no children OF "onr Father
in heaven--no brethren OF ours who are
suffering from the grippe Of want2 Has
each citizen exercised just and benevolent
stewardship over the giIIs of Providence in
seeking out objects of want and relieving
them2 II may be. atthis moment that some
of Heavens las, best gift 10 man." who
have minstered TO the sick-have left iheir
own homes at midnight 10 aid suffering
sister, or watched long weary nights oveI
the sick bed ofthose who have abundance
are in wan, OF the necessaries Of life. Tc
be ignorant Of the situation OF such is Grimm
al. The Son of God came to seek and tc
save. thus atfordng us the highest exampl,
to seek out objects OF suffering, as well u:
TO relieve them when made known TO US.
To the women seems TO be given thos,
qualities which prepare them as minister.
Of benevolence and mercy they can reacl
the heart and learn The real situation OF all
and their appeals 10 the grosser sex are new
, er made in vain, when pleading the cause
/ Of humanity. We would therefore cal
upon them to look about for the sufferin.
and needy. and see that the men perform
The easier duty Of besiowng Of their abun
dance 10 relieve them
! The first Signal of Alarm Ill is wei
D understood in this town, and we beiev
e there is no doubt ofihe fact. that the HON
e LEVI WOODBURY.. Secretary of III
: Treasury, has recently offered for immediai
: sale, HIS STOCK in different banks G
e this town, Concord, Saco and Portland III
+ aggregate amount is reported TO be yer
+ large. This is matter OF no great impol
lance, except as il indicates the opinion {
y the Secretary OF the Treasury that the Sui
j Treasury Bill will piss. and that iherby a
!, bank stock will be greatly reduced 10 ya!u,
$ Ports Jour.
An affecting occurrence took place in III
, family Of our respected fellow citizen, Cap
IrIaa.