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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-03
The Senate then adjourned.
Ffom tie Rello,r. Eans a-.,,.


A NOTH IMAM OUS LIE
n-NAlLEDTo THE COUNTERl.s1f
Mr. MooRE:
was lately shown an or.
iicle, in the Windham County Tory "a.
per, which, although il has no influence
where its Tory writers are known-siil by
lis circulation through the hands of Office.
holders abroad, may in some instances be
believed, and on this account solely worthy
Of noiice,--in which. among other gross
and slanderous lies. am accused of using
my influence 10 prevent a workman in nv
employ from attending Freemen's meeting
and from voting. The article referred is as
follows:
But, sir, what price will buy man who
is resolved 10 sacrifice personal interest for
his coun,ry's good2 Here is another case.
sir. ofwhig magnanimi,y. A young man
who was at work at certain blacksmi,h's
in Bellows Falls, at the time Of our last
Freemen's meeting, was left behind on that
day with Instructions not TO leave the shop.
while his employer and his wing hands
went up to vote against Bank Reform"
After the rest had gone. this young man
felt impelled by a sense Of duty 10 dsre-
gard his Instructions and go also; he felt
tina, the cause OF democracy was too good
and sacred TO be thus neglected; thus iamely
to submit TO wing domination, and he deem
ed it proper for him 10 go up and deposhs
his vote in his countrys cause. The result
of his musings was. sir. that he went up 10
Rockingham Middle and calmly and DELHI
erately cast his vote against his employer
and his companions. And |. myself, heard
the oul-breakings Of his masters wrath on
that account IVindham Co. DemoeraL
Now, so far from the truth. none but those
stepped in infamy could wander uninleniion.
ally-and deem il dnty owe 10 myself
and the public TO say that the au.hor, who
am told isiLs franklin sersyanes.4 ss-1lis gull
~ OF me most damning fafsehood-a deber
ate and MALICIOUS LEI
| offered TO carry MIR. Wilson 10 Free
mems meeting, give him bis dinner, and
bring him back, free Of expense-and tins
too, without asking which way he intended
to vote. He said he should not 60. Aller
this j, seems Mr.. Barker, induced him in
some fray 10 go-but Mr. Barker FORGOT
10 bring him back This is tie true state
Of the case, as the following certificate Of
Mr.. Wilson will prove.
hereby certify that at the time Of the
last September Election was at work in
the employ OF William s. Chase, ut Bellows
Falls. and that on the day Of Election, Mr.
Chase, without asking Inc upon which side
intended to vote, and think withoat arg
knowledge Of my politics, offered TO carry me
TO Rocking ham Middle to town meeting and
bring me back with him III was disposed TO
go. JOHN WILSON.
Bellows Falls. March 25. fs40.
have nothing further 10 add at present.
only 10 caution the public against believing
any thing that appears in the Windham
County Tory. paper. which generally cir
cula,es more LIES than il contains para
graphs, and which. as has been said, is SO
given to icing that il cannot be believed
in the accounts il publishes Of Marriages and
Deaths. WILLIAM S. CHASE
Brauleboro March &c. 1870
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-03

TIE PRiLADELpHA FRAUD. Mr.. John c..
Gill, who was put forth as author of the tale of
fraud at the election of Mr.. Naylor, and of
whom u has heen insinuated that he was bribed
by the Wings 60 run away, has returned 10
Philadelphia, and gives plump denial, under
his own signature, TO all the charges which
have been bFoagha against him. He denies
that he ever made the statements which have
been ascrlbed 60 him, or ,hat political matters
had anything to do with his absence from Phil
adelphia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-03
MRBUcHANAN ANDLow WAGES

-
The Fredericksburg Arena, after state
ment Of the course OF the remarks, and of the
verbal passage between Mr. Buchanan and
Mr. Davis, in the United States, thus sums
up the case Tha, il is correct in its sum
ming up. no candid person can well deny
The Arena says:
The truth is, Mr. Buchanan and the party
became alarmed al the effect produced by
their declarations as to the reduction Of ua-
gss being desirable consequence The Sub
Treasury bill, and thought it necessary TO
deny that these were their doctrines. Hence
the extraordinary course adopted by Mr. Blu
chanhn. II has failed signally failed. MIR
Dayis's speech has had an extensive cir
culalion. and must produce powerful ef-
feet wherever read. The printed speech Of
Mr. b. has been sotlened good deal in IT'S
tone. bur the abominabie doctrine is never
theless clearly set forth. as Mr. Davis proved
10 demonstration BY extracts. A reduction
OF wages indeed is necessary consequence
OF "A restricted currency, and although Mr.
Buchanan was the FIRST OF he friends OF the
bill who was frank enough TO admit that
this would be the effect and imprudent
enough to rejoice in The prospect of such a
state of things, the opponents of The Sub
Treasury have always commended that this
would be one Of the evils We might refer
loalmost any Wig speech, ia either House,
TO show this
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-04-03

Young Mems WING Association of BrattIe-
boro.
Notice is hereby giren that there riU be a
m'eerisg ofdtis association, al Wheeier's Hall
on Monday Epening the 2oth inst, commence
ing at o'clock.
Addresses, Songs, Giees DC. may be eapect-
ed tiom the members.
~ Gentlemen. from me acighboriag tovns
are inrifed 10 attend.
Per order ffhe Directors,
VIM W, t'ESSENDEM Scc'ry.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-12-25
Uspffats ueoetabt[iiNe Reconsideration.

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werre PIC 3mete rfnns Ter $etnsN N;eneisn 1T, pit 9s
rem np a rrnt9en, nS rarur rctetr nr $uMs teren
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Iaus ci1cm autcrn Qa8en tcmrl emt fr rnro ole Il.
rtrn EeeE ne" eStn 1hctrs 1ftms uno pant trtumpbs
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cnsr1 ne DC sens"r een 70 rfrIsrb sersien rag jett
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II nc sfesHf 1r n9 n@Asaa @rrrrnunss ennbmen.
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rtc NswI'atc tinss uiF"t! !Gcden 3rrfu6s.
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tat 375 rratnov, NeA Dors. berass 1T trnen,
"or oats xhrersn sr Sranbctten eenaurr 81 erirem,
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Rarftlfrage. il.
Xrrl3, 1910, t. ran Al
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Warnuno unD 9lnaeioe.

as Gerneb ihciN f9 rerbrcitct betn, ale fey it aus
J Sauton eejpGcn as rtrbalt m jcro6 nilbt Sd bat,
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eas ben &trbrtcrer acct @atr. Jat3rcm atrr tannc
id G tetB pier ju tlcitcn, unp b MIDI i'd mrin
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nc frber Gunrrn tcltcten atcr SefaNst gu tcmerten
baB ic Mot lccin oautc, mclbcs b 6errn Stcbticpc
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baettt tet.eene 2nrirer9ia nibt ras mt, pnrcrn
res errm 9trDreltper G@r t rcltcr mir atss
lcbn bat pmitltcn hie @nerrei trtr rbnc rag
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Canton, Uiap Is, lS40. 6cWt
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O2enes 6 ia bliem E 1T.
ns. .- Geuelfe 9lntpnft
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6ttthen Qttits sn Grcbts nno eGt9trdbltts 26ae
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uSbnI i'm 6anrrl portSmmt betebt rOrr t nur foI9t"ct
>esr>.- @tapel, ltro 6GneD%I Ircdenrpaaren -.
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par,es eIirts runtsrints, fcsrIes ctats elartt>
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Ibttstlbtrr, 3lafcr Saf&en, 9eeanhrs, ,e. M.
GartDdaren.
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urp gNfaatSn, Siien, Napel, 0las, &c. 1c.
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toaenrer Irtittl unnftbg ansnhrcn tres ae rb etn@
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GLOBE AND APPENDIX

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Seutfcbes goffbauS in Cincinnati.

Rttruartt in 5 9troSe, (3~tf9tn Der 9ine uir
GanuS Straben) Scr Gnrcstcaanntt e'npfebttn abaus
Ter Sun nca Sanrslente inpem rln9eritet it, raB
titnet ju uB nb ju prb rrcr nit Subrptic auf bic be.
qucntte GDe c9iren tann Srn 6aus (ctne g aluns
np srauuis teine 9denfe nnr in 1IA nit 9cfrn prs
nuastn n paB 9sp6bn r prsr tp iDm ufprebsu Iit t.!
mai ty ibw n8eeebr battcn Ger bic robr init un6 aen
iriH III berSItb tputomnrtu. SGpib S Sitertr.
Cincinnati, Sehruar 22 1889. 30.
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SESSION OHIO sTAVYESMAN

We propose to issue the STATESMAN, during the an,
suing session Of the Ohio Legislature, on the following
terms, viz =
rRI-wErEEy, 50 90
SEMtwEEKLY, 81
WEEKLY, ON
Persons suhscrbing will please designate which pa.
per ii is that they desire.
The approaching session the Ohio Legislature, viii
be one oI more than usual interest all parties The
CorWEH adninS'rarEh viii t"G III progre$s-he inaugar-
al WI" have dcveoPrd his measures; rather the ,oa
sures CT the S<kors end Aaotoniss that elected him
and in whose hands he is.
When there measures are presented TO the Ecq$la-
IT, Iv Governor Corwin is his G,iry by the coifs
1u,ion ing Of war will commence in The Legislature
and fer he II. i'me for years, the people will have an
OF sceg what the prime ipcs nf whigcerv
really are ia practice, and fair comparison can be
made between the doctrines Of the two parties touching
tue greet Interests Of equal rights and constitutional
government.
We shall have good reporters, and *e what industry
VIC are cap"be of employing paper, TO give u
coTrect and extensive view of ali their togs: and the
first curios item will ho law reducing tn salaries Of
All tie officers i'll the State promised the people
The heAt Will be, TO raise the wages Of labor-inc
The price OF " heat and pork introduce the negroes
fresh from Kentucky into witnesses, and
'nto our common schools but not INTO Colleges where
Bankers children congrega'e All these hard cider and
coon skin movements will be recorded with cure and
precision, and when necessary made into first Iippe-
canoe songs, and sung to keep the members spirits up
ET-And the scheme already OH foot as we are in-
formed, to chain down the people hy a great ,nkma.
chsnery, more powerful than the Russian AutOcrat will
! he watched with due care. Let the people read aud
Judge for themselves.
Columbus, Nov. %, s. e. M. H. MEDARY.
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DAtr, 10 cttn rrDotn Pc. - ..-.
SOC, ,OG0 J6aranna &i9arrtr,
1850 600 Sranifdbc unb Gmeritanfde Gt3arren,
500 &itfcn pfetfen.
5000 pfunb 9&nurftatat jensr 9ortc,
5000 pfrnD zeutfben uno AmcrtanifAen 8ald szatat
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