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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-10-09

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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-26
Religions MISCELLANY.
From the New York Observer
Influence OF the Rebellion in Canada CHI
tiae Interests OF Eegisio12.


NlESsERs. EDITo2s-Thvre are some
evils which occur so frequently, and
are 50 familiar 10 Us. thdt t1e recurrence of
them passes uaEoticed. wish. once more,
through the columns fyour widely circu-
I"teG paper, to call the attention ofdti chris
tIanS to the evils which they will see por-
traYed in the following extract from the re-
port OF the Canada Education and Home
Missionary Society, presented at their late
meeting in Montreal.
1t will be remembered, that in our LAST
report, allnsion was made to the rebellion
which had recently ag,ated the country,
and IN some degree embarrassed the effor,s
of our missionaries, by calling the atten-
ton OF the people from the gospel. 1t
was hoped that the brief existence Of that
s,riGe would have carried with it every OBJ
steele which it had thrown in the way Of
truth and holiness; bat alas it was soon
ascer,ained, that our hopes were vain, and
that the neglect Of the means Of grace On
the part of those Who were called to arms,
a"d the temptations to which they were
exposed, had increased the iniquity Of the
id'id ~ AZ "t"' til't1C ~ @'FN' IutCl1ipCi-
, anco, proi1oeness, and Sabbath breaking,
became rifa-in neiGhborhoods which had
begun to yield to the peaceful ioh2ence
Of the gospel. A second rebellion has ex-
VIZ 80 ','>' ''s s.''.' So''.'
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j c,r1a.,'( <,r,,t f.o,, n,;ss;aaa,, i'
,, t.r ;s : .',iiat ~
,
= For tive weeks tn e mee,ng house wa
= filled with So'd'TTS' 'he po'pR has beer
5 used ior WAie%ey 3o't.eS' ana the S1cfe
= de@:; converted Into a care t1oie. W 'G"e
- men nave 92'Ao'ed 10 me deS@'' ana h''
,r drunk '"F'' F0'''' ana 'I9'' '.J'''' = 81 .
e, Prr"En "" P'"4 ".1 f 3''h0 ir i''I'N u ~
d. 'e''7 10" o. our H''' ''S'' 0''''@'
n You may judge, sir, what my feeling
ir may have , zen while aaeenljng TIE @2"tt
- desk, oa tn 5 t3oath. when / knew til
$ gambling had been carried on all night
a. The sane place.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-26
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
pTIsT MISSIONARY MAGAZINE.

I'm
This is a periodical which ought to be
read BY every Baptist 10 say the least. no
osrson can read it without advantage, as its
name indicates, it is devoted to the Baptist
Missions, and is a complete history Of the
zane. II contains the proceedings Of the
Tr;ennal Convention, the greatest and most
important meeting OF the denomination-
he Annual Report Of the Board of For
eiga Missions-a monthly list Of all money
received, and, what IS intensely interesting
10 The friends of missions, the journals Of
tas missionaries, their success and their
wants This work is published in Boston,
BY The Board Of Missions, once month,
for one dollar a year, ard all Of the profits
are sacrcdly devoted 10 the cause Of miss
Iooa There is no Other work Of the kind
10 the United States. As 10 orr common
newspapers, containing all which is import
aqt or interesting in the Magazine, it is a
great mistake, as any one knows who is &C
Hain'ed with the circumstances. 1t were
'st'aa to say that newspapers contain all
which is interesting in books, recently pub,
he'd, when they contain bu, extracts.
Reader, Do you take this Magazine 3
3ow many copies are taken in your town
Do you say no and none to rhcse questions
'Gm.tmo then to inq9ira, oughtit to be SO
ID 10 way can you help yourselves or the
ag.e more than by informing yourselves
raa the subject. The expense is but tri-
los-lhe good obtained and done vast. Do
&S on this poin,.
The agents for the Magazine in Vermont
rn-Rcv. Willard Kimball, Brandon
Gu. G. N. Graves, LudI,w-Eev. &. Bur
ogs, Pas.ump-ic-Rev. L. Hutchinson,
Nbi9lsor. r..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-26
From the Library Of Health.
rLCaiITsLACTNG.
IC.,,. ,f.s,i,l \
(CoEaiuded.)

We have already said, tha! in oar own
.a,on il behoves all who have it in Their
bower, to cry aloud and spare not, thro'
ae melium Of tae press. Bot we may
No something in various ways, both sin
r. had.l aud associated. Mothers
bay do much. Teachers Of oar yari-
pB si1le5 Of schools may do much.-
Physicians may do much. Adj we also
ao:2ge tl,t ministers Of the gospel may
much if not b. their preaching, al
e& by their conversation, Nav more
wy individual may do m0ch--espe-
My eyety influential iuljvidual--and
aJ is no, influential Does not every
s1a, tom III, highest 10 the Lowest,
ave his share Of influence ;? Who is
au4 to be found that is not looking at The
nnp.e Of somebody else in these, rs
I'll as alt other matters? 1t seems TO US
at the influence ofeXample, as q means
ins,tuclion-cSpecialIy the example OF
ose individuals 10 whom the community
eaccu,.omed 10 look up-has never a.
been sufficiently understood.
We have ALLUDED - ministers, and haz
led the opinion, that much might be
done to effect reformation in regard t
j.gss, by t1eir agency and Influence. w
think that their efforts would be great,
'jH lg The example o. their families --
,b e!,Jits and such examples, very ioT
Hrc.y, are not wanting. We have c
Ga come III contact with several. Nor
4n tais; our ministers are beginning
yes! pans for the reformation OF OIL
rn. !, may 40, he amiss The present on
'.y plausible plan, suggested by I G1ic
"er Of he gospel in this sl,ta, in a Il
OF very recent date. He first endea'
b show that mankind are goyernt
= passion much more than by reason
ID, secondly. that on this account 1t
~ntSt useless to talk, write, lecture, &,
10y longer on the subject of reform
'Ss, till some definite plan Of action
'soEcd. He then proceeds as follows
'Tke human family are governed
aach by passion as by reason. AS Io'
Sts fashionable to dress tight, not mo
a)a Que ia a hundred Of our young
"s will have reason, and prlAciple, a
dependence enough 10 dress as tn
aSht. To be out OF fashion, is to the
ag being ont of the world. Shall
Urn accomplish mach until we ma
nc dehnie movement to change
"alonl This Was our FIRST eGii:ieat
ut Ia tho cause of temperance.
Suppose, then, That an attempt
alde, definitely, TO introduce d new fl
10. Let a few ladies of taste, iudpm
,Ol principle, anite Go devise fashion
tess suited to the frame and cons,itu,
Y woman. A little counsel from
ike Yourself, who is familiar with
fracture Of the house, might be very
edcial.
$50 far as appearance is concer
aay thing which is fashionable looks
" the multitude; bat still, a las
NAlch is made with reference to he
'0a character, would have greatly the
''oIage 10 a virtuous community.
Let US, then, try to get fashion
aee!'ed, and then let the effort be mac
, ,1'a votaries. Let the friends Of re
gm BY example, with resolution
r@epehdence to carry it through.
,sM wo not hope 10 carry the thin
" IA lite while, tha. an adheren
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-02-26

The late VIM. Sullivan, L. L. D., of Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

The ,cay il ,0o,ks. The valuation Of properly
for 40, in the city Of New York, shows IN ag
gregatc decrease of Sl3,943,7s6 and this, too,
whilethe number Of buildings and the quantity Of
all property has undoubtedly been largely increas-
ed We cannot ask better illustration Of The
truth that the misgorernmenl of the country has
produced already an immense reduction in the val
nc Of property. And as this misgovernment goes
OH, the effect Of il viii go on, until it comes at
last upon the producers OF the country who must
ultimately beal the immense burden the far
mer through Il vast reduction in tho value of
the products OF the farm and The lnborer by an
equal reduction IN tho price of his labor. But it
cannot go on; the people demand II change-and
they iOiH hare ii.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

GJ-The Woodstock Mercury contains an arti-
Gle urging II thorough organization Of the Young
Men, Wings of course, Of Vermont 1t is a mat
ter worth consideration MS to the future: but we
say now to NIL to young and old To The battle
One CHAR more, in the true Wing style and
spirit, and the victory will he complete. Vermont
10, n Gets every man to do his duty"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

The Census of The city and suburbs of New
Orleans, being nearly completed, shows total
population of more Than 100000 In 1890 it con.
tanned less than fifty thousand.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19
~ 81 P0S 1,.y5,; ,s- - :
HsSN>GazS)Vi5ns.,5>NS>rftI fIT9 NY
''~-1ajIT =. OD' ~esS-

DEEMED! Wings the whole dclegntion,l C.
lccted 10 Congress; legislature strongly wing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19
TENNESSEE.

Nashville has given splendid Wing victory
their mayori is chosen 1913 majority every ward
has given a Wing majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

Ol DECISIONS OF the supreme COURT
VIM. Weston 1856 Daniel p. Thompson 90,
scattering z.
The Senate wilhdrew,and the House proceeded
IN the business.
Sundry reports were received from the govern
o by message, and referred. The contract ct tie
COMMITTEES to revise the statutes, Tor pruning 'he
same, was rea from which 1t appears mat 'hc
statutes were to he sold at the following prices
Linen paper, sheep binding ID w
Paper like l0th vol W. Rep, sheep, %
| Th ri quail. paper, sheep, w
Fourth " hali bindlng' ~
1t was also provided tlla at the expiration OF
years the publisher should he allowed to ada 10 per
cent. interest To the price hoJ'
SENATE.
Oct. 18th, p. NJ.
Resolutions. BY Mr. Wooster, an act to pre-.
vent vagruucy, read and passed by Mr.. Butler,
directing the committee on elections 10 enquire
whether aLy members of the Senate ARE holding
Offices under any law of Congress -uassed. BV
lesane insiructinp The committee nm roads and
canals 10 inquire info tho cxneIiencv of reducing
tie tolls Oh The Winooski turnpke .passed.
Mr.. Wooster for committee on the pe,ilion Of
H. Bass and others reuorted hill tn nrcssryc fish
in Otter creek and i,s irihntnrirs with was read
twice, when
Mr. RuIler onposcd th, farther urogress Of the
bin ON the rround tbnt The lime Of The Leg>la.
ure shou r unt be ,nken mn in nnssur specnl nets
of IN, kind but ~ GENERAL law if such were ne
crssnrv. sI,ould bc nrnvidnd
Tho bin. ON nioiion of MIR. Eaton of franklin
was then laid on the table,
Mr.. Dana offered - resolution referring the pub.
lie documents from other states in relation to the
public la DIS tou select committee Of three which
passed; the 9th r. public documents communicated
hy the governor were tnken up and scveray re
ltrred to the appropriate Standing coninitees.
A hill from tic llu Sc in addition to the act in
cooperating the Goshen Turnp Ike company, was
taken up, rend twice and referred to committee on
roads aud canals
Bills. BY MIR. Morse, to prevent damage To
owners of land on Connecticut river from lumber
read twice and on motion referred to select
committee OF three, who woe NJ pointed by the
chuir VIZ: Messrs Morse, Short, Fownslcy.
A joint resolution was received from the House
appointing Thursday 10 O'Clock A. Nj. to choose
ui ",",o ''o ,e",y wF M mi",r
died ms to embrace HE election OF bank commits
sionrr and inspector, W! Ell the same was concur
red in.
Messrs Dana, Harvey aud Wheelork were APP
pointed by The chan us committee on the sub
Ject OF The public lands Of the L. :. III accord.
once with resolution Introduced by the first ma
med OF said committee. Adjourned.
uOIrGIl on REPRESENTATIVES,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

med not to make political organization, or nom.
mate third ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

The Auica Democrat brings us four renuncia'
lions of Van l}urenism from Bennington, N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19
MARYLAND.
POPULAR VOTE.
GEORGIA.

MORE RAVAGES OF TIE WHIKLWIND!
We have to-day detailed returns from 30 coun
los and such is their complexion that we have
strong grounds for believing that EVEN GEOR-
GA HAS JOINED THE WIG RANK OF
STATES FOR HARRISON Il REFORM
The following is the result thus far
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19

The remaining CT counties gave n locoocO ma
jorily of $3.50 VOTES last year; and hence should
they now come in prccselyus last year, The wings
would still carry The state by 2GG majority: on the
other hand, should the wings gain in these coun-
tics, proportionale to tlcir guir IN the 30 above,
they will carry the state by nearly 10000 minority.
p $. Stewart Co. has given wing majority
last year locoioco 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


Praycrby Rev. Mr. Kellogg.
The chair appointed the following committee
on The VI. Asylum for the Insane; Messrs. Swift.
Colby, kiusnnn, Villas Cook.
Petitions rejerred OF Elisha Fish 2d, to com.
on military affairs. OF elisha II. Allen to com
lniiree Of cuilis Of selectmen of GuildI,all, and
Of Moses N. Chamberlain, TO committee Of ways
and means.
The bill establishing boundary line between
Salisbury and Leicester was ordered TO 3d read
ing.
Reports + Com7fHees by committee Of roads
aud canals, bill to discontinue the north moanlan
road in Chttenden ordered TO a third reading.
by general committee, bill providing compensa-
ton for returning votes for county senators, made
the order OF the day for tomorrow morning; bill
amending act incorporating Windsor co. mutual
fire insurance company, ordered TO 3D. reading
by committee Of military Affairs, against account
of Solomon Bentley against bill TO nav John
liurlhurl, and it was dismissed against petitions
| OF VIM. Hawkins and Others, A. ii. Baker anI
james Williams, and the House eoncurred. BY
minority of committee of elections, in favor of
Mr. Allen, the sitting member from Waterbury,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Prayer by Rev. Mr., Clark.
Resolutions. BY Mir. Washhurn, MS to consl
tu!oualIty Of the laws for the assessment and col
lection OF military fines passed From The Sen.
ate, resolution for election Of Secretary Of State
amended hy fixing Saturday 10 A. NJ for Ibis pur.
pose CONQUERED IN By M W ellis, allowing de
henlur res to Ellakm Allen, the returned member
from Waterbury, adopted; by .Nr. Graves, lol
ndl onin'nenI OF both Houses on the 22d--lad on
me table by Mr. Carpenter Of Orange, for Il
JOINT assembly Saturday next 10 A. VI. 10 clecr
agent to settle concerns of VI, State Bank laid on
the table. 1855
Petitions Re(ered OF Joseph Mott and other.
10 Com. on Roads and Canals
Reports. by com. on Military Affairs, against
petition Of Elisha Fish, 3D. By com. ON Edmra
ton, bill establishing Philips academy, ordered
to n Sd reading. BY committee of WAYS anc
means. that it is inexpedient 10 appropriate The in
come of The school fund for The instruction o
teachers of common schools also, that il is mex
pedient to abolish the salary of the treasurer n,
commissioner of The school fund.
E"grosSed Bills. TO rescind act incorporating