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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-19
Fran The Vermoui p1iriof

Courage, Democrats! The enemy are confused
and embarrassed, and now IL the time to strike for
"SmILrE aud RRFoRM." Notwithstanding the
immense hard cider victories of last Iall, it is our
deliberate opinion that our chance for success in
this State, was never better, IL wc improve il
promptly and labor mnniully.
But there is no time to lose.
CIRCULATE TUE PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS
your duty, every man, aud in about nine weeks,
when the iedernlists severely Panied ut their
ill-luc&, we shall Smile rs compacenly!
Behold it, Why's: tho enemy are hoping hro'
your confusion and 'cmbarrassmeni,' 10 fnsteT
Smile and Destruction uprn Vermont. 1t is for
you to say, whether you will play into their hands,
We urge you not only to circulate the papers
and documents" but once more to make vigor-
OTIS ond united rally of the Wing strength OF the
State. DO that, and you crush tic Destructiv Is
forever. Their last hope in in your apathy: dis
appoint them in that, aud the good work is finish
cd in Vermont Then will the .(ederalisis indeed
I've Panied, and if they Smile ut nil, it will he nj
their own folly in expecting success through Wlig
divisions. The union Of The Wings for the sake
Of Wing principles Let that be our motto.
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.New York and pirginid, Georgia and Maine -
The Legislature of Now Hampshire, by IA vote OF
100 to 81, have Passed the following resolution,
which is intended TO hear upon the controversies
between Maine aud Georgia, and New York aud
Virginia:
Resolved That ths refusal Of one State to sur
render person charged with the commission Of
crime within another State, g. who shall flee from
justice, is in open disregard of the ain letter of
tho Constitution, subversive OF The peace and hGr
nlony of the Union, and destructive of the ends
for which the Federal Constitution was establish
ed.
Philadelphia, July Sth. very horrible affair
was discovered this morning. person fishing
in the Scluy kill, at Arch street wharf, caught his
hook in The dress of female, and with assistance
succeeded in drawing it to the shore, when it was
ascerained that she was securely tied by the wrist
to the of young mrn by n silk handker-
chei'-Thcy are both young, the girl apparently
not over 10, and the man 25 The dreadful net,
il is supposrd was committed last evening, aud
was produced by cross of love. They are as
yet unknown, but their dress aud appearance in
l.lic5ic that they have moved in respectable soci-
ely. What renders il more conclusive TINT it is
IL cnsc of seli-,lestruction is, that each of them
had in their pockets pistol loaded and capped.
| Hail Siorm.-We are informed that severe
hail storm passed over the east part of Peacham
and the adjacent country, on the 5th inst. All
ii,e glass in buildings exposed TO the storm, was
broken OUT and the crops somewhat INJURED. The
glass in the factory at Peacham Hollow was most
ly destroyed. Some Of the stones we learn,
measured Two and half md three inches IN cir
cunicrcnce.-Sfdr.
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10 THE Vine CONVENTION for the nomina'
ton oil S'nte Ulcers met at Montpelier on Wed
ncsdoy last. The following gentlemen were u
unanimously nominated 10 be elected to the respec-
tive Offices for which they have been named as
candidates Col. CnARLts PAiSE of Mortified,
for Governor DR.. RANNEY of TOwnshend, for
Lieut.. Governor; J. SrALDiNe ESQ Of Montpelier
for Treasurer. A good Ticket and true, aud one
TINT will bear about the same comparison with
Smile and Reform, rs did our Presidential Ticket,
"rippecanoc and Tyler too" with little Martin
Van, the used up man. Col. PAINE is well known
throughout tho State as sterling Wing, man
ofhi5h integrity and undoubtcd qualifications. The
saiuc IS also ;ro of the others associated with him
on the Ticket. They will all do honor to the oil
ccs 10 which the Green Mountain Boys have des-
tined them. State Banner
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p5-The Spirit of the Age, Patriot and North
Star are apparently ready TO swear outright, that
Col. Paine has beer most industriously instructed
in all the mysteries of John Adams federalism.
Let them all swear to it; aye, md prove il by
doubted authority: We shall then have the privilege
of telling them this whatever Col Paine's in
s,ruclion has been, he never was locoioco, aud
never will be, until he is satisfied that the policy
ofkngridden Europe, which has made the many
slaves 10 the few, deserves TO he forced upon the
free people of America. Aud TO this negative
praise we will ndd Col Paine attained the privi-
lege OF II freeman al the veiy tine when all The
old l,al ~ discussions of The country were settled,
aud all parties were merged into one when, in
point Of fact, the trne principles Of National In
dependence were, for llIe first Iimc, fully carried
OFT, and the American people uniledly aud buppi-
iy agreed, under one administration aud one ma
tional policy. The administration was MoNRoE's I;
the most prominent features Of lis policy were, a
sound currency 10y means Of a National Bank, and
protection aud encouragement 10 Domestic Indus
try by means of Tariff. Col, Paine adopted the
principles and approved the policy then predom-
iuant, and he has steadily adhered TO them, hone
more steadily and ardenlly thun he TO all the
encroachmenls upon those principles aud that pol
icy-,o all the ruinous experiments and unti-re-
publican doctrines of these latter times he has
been strongly opposed. The locos may Gull this
by what name they please in our opinion, ii is
what highly commends him at this crisis,
when the very measures which MAJ ked NloNRoEs
administration are nj sinketo the support OF the
people OF Vermont
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NATIONAL RANK.

might say with truth, that the bank owes as
much TO me ns any other individual in the country
and might even add, that had Il mol been for my
Efforts, II ,couid not have been chartered.
must content myself with saying that, having
been on the political stage without interruption
from that day to this, having been attentive OBJ
server of the question Of the currency throughout
the whole period, the bank has been an indispensi-
BILE agent in the restoration of specie payments that
without it the restoration could not have been ef.
fectcd short of the utter pros,ra,on of all the mon
eyed institution of the country, and entire de-
probation of bank pnper, and that it has not only
restored specie payments but Inns giuen currency
far moro uniform, between the 'rtremes Of the coui-
Try, than was anticipated ever dreamed Of at the
time Of its creation. SPEEcB OF JoHN &. CAL
uoUY IN 1922
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DEATHS.

In Barre the loh inst, of canker ash Charles ag.d
months and the 18th Martha Howe aged years and
three months only and and daughter OF Charles r. Mar
tina Ripley nsatate Archer. could suffice 7" hut
the of God incruobc moras and chs
plst finding out" therefore it becomes finite beings
wmcrns submit to Him who alone the wounded
spirit ''prace, be STILL
In Newbur, the 9th u Mr.. Benlmin Brock ia tha 63d
year of his age.
In Dublin, n. H. June % Mr. David Townsend, Nged Sc
revolutionary ponsioner Printers in W. and Mass request
cd, &c.
In Georgia. June a. Henry Mngtou, aged "a On the 9th
inst Mrs. Jcsa Wright, in the ejh year of her uge.
At Waiingtord the both ult. Mr.. Nathan Denison sol
der OF the Revolution, and to the last through life
waverng pItrio aged ~.
In Manchester 2i u Mrs. Rhoda Pettbone, mother Of tho
Hon. John Pettibonc, aged 80 and six months,
In Berlin, the widow Of the late Samuel Humcs.
In Belfast Me- June o. Julia Mckecn daughter of tho Rev.
Silas Mckecn, aged 2l-ormeTy Of Bradford, VI.
In BTownngton June TO- Laura Louisa knba Crow tho
2iih year OF her age, and wife of James Madison Grow
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"Thc recent demonstrations OF public scnti-
ment inscrbes, on tle list of Executive dutics il,
characters too legible to he overlooked, the task OF
reform, which will require, particularly, the cor
recton of those abuses that have brought the pat
ronagc Of the federal government into conflict
with HE freedom of elections, aud the c0unte.ac
ton o those causes which have disturbed The
risl,lful course Of appointment, and have placed
or continued power in, uniuiihiul or incompetent
hands.-Jackson's Inaugural, March 4, 1929,
The locos think this bad, very bad, doctrine in
1871. Take the Ihysic, gentlemen; ii will do you
good, and the country, too.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.

VNHE Fall term Of this institution will commences
n on Thursday, the 2eth Of August next.
Tho Trustees are happy TO inform the public that
they have succeeded in retaining the services Of
CALVIN PEASE, a. b. PRINCIPAL, and
Us. d. TAYLOR, A b. Assistant
Tho undersigned confident that the we'll
known qualifications OF the Teachers, aad tho extra.
ordinary success that has attended tho school under
their superintendent, will induce many to resort
there FOR what they may be Of obtainng-tho-
rough and substantial instruction. II Is important
hOi persons proposing to enter the school be present
the fret day OF the term.
iEJDTboro will be four terms OF eleven weeks
EACH in tho ensuing year, commencing as follows:
lst. August &c, Is4l.
%, November lS, lS41.
Sd, February II, 1872
4lh, May 10, Is42.
Lectures will be gwen weekly through the year.
JOSEPH HOWES, D Pruden.
STUART BROWN, }tal COM
John SPALDING, y mntee.
Montpelier, July g. 1871. IL
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pG"A few months since the locofoco presses
were complaining bitterly of the appointment of
J. w. Baer, the Buckeye blacksmith" to an Of
flee by the administration. Well: Baer bns been
tried, found uniailhlul and has been promptly re-
moved Let the opposition presses spread this
fact before their readers, if they will. 1t is the
praise of the Wing administration that it thus
makes distinction between friends or foes; il
unfit or unfaithu, all alike must walk the plank
or face the guotne. Call it by what name you
Please, long the fact is tina, bad men nre turn
cd GU, of office
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p5-We are told that The Patriot gives us the
honor of.e Office of furnishing post Office blanks,
&c. for the Government. This is only very kind
Master General, for which the Patriot is entitled
to our thanks. The fact is, so far us we know any
thing about it, that this awfully proscriptive all
ministraon has not yet turned ont Barton of the
N. ii. Patriot, who has for years been permitted
to monopoze this business both for n. H. and
Vermont.
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silly men, compared with this magnificent and ON
nipo,ent plan of MIR Reed. Mako way, yc sagos
of the past behold here is greutor than you
How truc is it, both in mechanics and politics,
that the principles most mighty and wonderful
are, after oil, when once revealed by some favored
genius, the mo- simple in their application. How
true, we mean, il This be true. Tho mere en-
forcement of laws for the iu6nent of contracts
is the new panacea for diseased currency and
exorbitant and ruino Gus rates Of exchange and
the more rgidly these enforced, the more per-
feet will be the cure, we presume. II so, away
with the changes which bencyoencc and human
y have wrought within the last century restore
imprisonment Of the body penalty for debt;
take AWAY all Tho exemptions which have been
made in tho law of attachment i'll favor OF The
poor debtor and let us have the iron rule and the
hard money currency Of fcudal days at once ex-
tended over the land. Is this the remedy? We
have no doubt it would efftctually put stop to
the financial diseases of tho people, us quacks cure
some other disrascs--by killing their a,icn,s.
Resoircd Tint we fear comparison Of Ma
than SmiIir o Cambridge with Charles Paine Of
Mortified: the latter Is suitable candidate for
the Ied'I [whigl party and Nathan Smile for ours
Our own opinion exactly. Col. Paine is every
inch man, intelligent dignifcd, honorable, aud
thorough going Wing and thus suitable for the
great Wing party of Vermont; while Mr.. Smile,
in calilne and character as n politician, is very
nearly gungcd 10 the dimensions of the minority
whose candidate he H. as for the rest, the sub
treasury was approved, also the locofoco state
ticket the land BILL the appointment Of county
officers, aud corporations without personal sccu-
ry, were condemned and then came the fol-
lowing unique resolution, introduced by Elus
Hall. We take il HAT rebellion is seriously ap-
pretended against a bnnk, aud tia, the contingent
cy of King is not expected ut lensi until ning
Martins son, Prince john becomes eligible to
the Presidency. In word, this is only n Gun
Mug trick Of neghbor Hall, to advertise guns,
SloJrds and pistols for sale, and we give him the
advertisement as n reward for his ingenuity:
ReS1lred, as the sense OF this Convention that
we feel is our dny rs good citizens TO keep and
sustain the Constitution of the United States, IN
all its parts. Aud bling sure The iinmers Of that
instrument never contemplated, gave the pow
err TO Congress to create BANKS OR KINGS, We will
oppose both. And should the present or any fu-
, ture Congress pass an net establishing II bank, we
pledge edth 10 The other our efforts 10 destroy IT,
And should king, equally unknown in said Con-
stitution, he established, we will let the makers
thereof know that we have commission from TIC
Almighty, (and Witnessed by the blood Of our ia
thers) to dehrone him, and we will.
On the whole, we advise the ocos to keep COO
during the warm weather, and beware Of HILLS
guns. They may go of even il not loa.ed, aud
then there'lI surely he fuss
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Bank If The United Sidtes.-The present off !
GERS Of this institution give formal notice that an
application will he made TO the next Legislature for
certain amendments and alterations in their char
ration and body polite, aud of,he location thereof,
aud by reducing the amount Of its capital, aud for
such other alterations and amendments rs nny he
deemed advisable all of which will he set forth in
their memorial that tho name and style OF the
said corporation shall he the Estate Bunk OF Penn
Syvunia,' TO be located in the city of Philadelphia,
aud that its capital shall be reduced TO a sum not
exceeding fourteen millions Of dollars.
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE

L
That the locofocos have fully declared
OPPOSITION TO PROTECTION BY THE
TARIFF;
OPPOSITION TO A NATIONAL BANK,
AND FOR THE sUB-TREASURY;
AND OPPOSITION TO THE RIGHT OF
VERMONT TO HER SHARE OF THE
PUBLIC LANDS.
In the first, they are leogued with Southern
Nufers and British Nlonorolists against the A.
mericun Inborers Farmers and Manufactures
BY the second, they would leave the currency
unreguated, and the profit nf every branch of
industry to be greatly dninishcd-none more so
than that of the duy-laborer, the wool-growcr,
and tho producer.
BY the last, they would rob the state Of at least
$4,000 ycnr, and deny its title to millions of n
crcs of the public lands.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-WATERFORD IN
Rims

We regret to state that fire broke out on Sun
day afternoon in the village Of Waterford, which
ragged with the greatest fury for three hours, and
consumed nearly tho whole of tho business part of
the town, including the Saratoga County Bank,
Episcopal Church, Academy, aud Mansion house,
formerly Demarcs,s, uenrly every store in the
place and about fifty dwelling houses-making in
all from sepenty to eighty buildings, among which
were the most valuable in town.-Irou Wig.
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MARRIAGES.

In this village 18th inst, by Rev. g. r. Harding, Mr.. Samuel
D. Preston OF Columbus, Ohio, Miss Catherine r. Clark In
acknowledgment of tho printers fee tender s best OF the
Miss Fanny A. Cutler, both Of Montpelier. On tho 10Th br
Horace F. Snow, OF Woodstock, Miss Ammo Barton of A.
Ia Baue June 3D. by Rev. J.E Palmer, Mr. Clark Day Miss
Emily Carter. both Of b.
Ia GAINESVILLE, Ohio June a. Doct. w. L. Idc late yn-
don, VI, to Miss Angeline Sullivan Off.
In Barton 9Th July, by Rev. Pearson Mr.. Luther Jcwe
IT, of Lafayette, Indiana, Miss Mary Cobb, Of Barton.
In Iasburgh the 9th ult. by tho Rev. J. e. Wilder, Mr.
Daniel Stone to Miss CYNTHIA daughter Of Dea Chel Stafford
In Berlin, 4th instant, by Rev. y. Kellogg, Mr. Joseph T.
Preston, of Barton, to Miss Marian Wright OF Berlin
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For the Waterman and Journal.

For the Waterman and Journal.
LINES on THE SUDDEN DEATH OF |. s.
Ny lmogene-my benutifIl
Uprase thy sol blue eye
Oh can it be-oh can IL DO
That thou, SO soon, must die ?
part thy fair locks from thy brow
And gaze upon thy choek,
And ask, Can resign thee no1
mothers hsaTt Is weak
With awe | mark holy light,
never markd before,
Which gathers thy baby brow
And tells me, "aii is Ger"
One farewell, fGrvent, fond embrace,
One burning Kiss be thine
Oh that the quiet of Thy breast
Might calm the grief OF mine!
Yet haste! in thy RcdecmeT's crown
sparkling gem thon'll glow
No IN can ,ttin my spoless one,
lis well IL bid thee, go'
Back To thine arms, my Saviour, take
The gin received boioroi
yield the treasure to thy trust.
And will repino no more. ..,,,,,.,.,.,,.,..
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Astonishing Disoooery II is confidently assert
ed in the locoioco papers, as fact capable OF dem
onstra,ion, tina, the Wing candidate for Governor
is The son of his father! We would bclivc this,
strange as it is were it not that the papers afore-
said are astonishnsy npt to tell big s'ories-par-
iicularly before election.
P.S. 1t is of course to be inferred that the To-
cofoco candidate never had futher.
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Orleans County. A notice for the convention
of Orleans district was received by us, but unfor-
tuna,ely too late for insertion in our last, and the
day (l5th) having already passed, it's publication
now is unnecessary. The reason Of the delay WIS,
la, there was no connection lin lime) Of the mails
n, Barton. We are glad TO shy .ha, this evil is
now remedicd. Sec notice of fhe Mails
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THE CASE OF Mcleod.

On Monday last, the Supreme Court OF New
York delivered its opinion in this case; it is That
Mcleod must be renandod for trial 10y jury OH
the charge oil murder. We have barely glanced
at The argument Of the court, for this opinion
which seems to he very able. Mcleod himself
wishes trial by jury, aud will probably be graft
fed
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GIVE observe that the locos travcsty the name
OF Col. Paine. This will do TO make thenisc'' es
merry over now, but they will hnl after election
that he is no Sham Paine.
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The Trustees are notified 10 meet at the Academy
on Wednesday, the 2sth instant, al o'clock P M
10 elect the necessary officers for the year ensuing,
and I'll all vacancies Of the 5oord Those who can
attend at nine O'clock A M, will have the pleasure
Of Witnessing the last days examination Of the
school T.. p. WALTON, Clerk.
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uG-The North Star has discovered that the
Loan bill is to create National debt OF twelve
millions. We suppose that bright lumnary is
firmly of the opinion that the sun and tho whole
universe revolves around the earth every day.
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Franklin County. The Wings OF Franklin
Senatorial District Including part of Lalnoille
county, NEE. in Convention at Fairfield oil the
2sih inst.
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"A National Temperance Convention will he hol-
den at Saratoga Springs on the eth inst. Open
ing address 10y Gen. Cooke of Virginia.
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D1-The Pairio. finds it very difficult TO see any
consistency in the course of the Wings in refer
ence to n bank, before aud after election. "None
arc so blind as those who wont sec.' Before
election, the Wings agreed in opposing the sub
treasury, and further agreed that the remedy for
it must be, ell or a restoration of the deposiie
system or a National Bank. So was il universal
ly and fully understood. Since election, there is
not even SO much as one solitary man, either in
Congress or elsewhere TO advocate the exploded
pet hank system Of Gen. Jackson, and on the 9TH
er hand public sentiment is mos; unequvocally IL
gainst The sab-treasury and in favor Of some sort
of National Bank This is Tho true state of the
rnsc an! does The Patriot really blame the Wings
for not proposing scheme which every body re-
jects? Would it have Them disregard The toW Of
The peopie7 Probably 1t would-and that is lis
democracy, moi ours.
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Brighton Market, July II. Al market $40 beef
cattle; rs unsod. Prices beef, first quality, sc
TO 6,25; second, SOS TO SIS; third, S.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WATE the Subscribers being appointed by the
Wv Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
Randolph, commissioners TO receive, examine and adj
just all claims demands of all persons against the
estate oil Alexander Young, late OF Randolph, IN
said District, repre- .ented iusclvent, and also all
claims and demand cxh bed in Offset thereto, and
six months from Ia 29h day of April, 1874 being al
lowed By sad for that purposc--We do
ther fore hereby give notice that we will attend to
The business Of saidnppontment at the dwelling
mouse Of Mrs Ell zibrth Young, in Randolph, on tho
23J day Of October next :5om nno O'Clock A. NJ.
uutil lnur O'Clock p. NJ seid day.
CALVIN BLODGETT, ! Commits
CHAUNCEY HAYDEN, soners.
InlY ;. 1911. II
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6oroUcd ,rii. The Patriot eudedvors to be cx-
cruciatngly witty on Col. Paine, by cchoing the
slang of the Spirit OF the Age. Go it, sils whom
YOU abuse the people trust
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IoIIN GALE LIS ESTATE

JOHN GALE, Jrs ESTATE.
TINE subscribers having been appointed by tho Hon.
i the Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
commiss on.rs to receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of John Gae
Jun late of Barre said district deceased, and the term
Of months from the 29b day Of June, 1884, allowed by
said Court the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit and
prove their respective claims before usDo give notice,
that we will attend tho duties of appointment at tho
dwelling OF Catharne Gale in Barre said District
tho 18th Tuesday of July and the 81 Tuesday Of Decem-
Der mex, atten o'clock, A M on each Of said days
Barre, July g. A d l84l.
CYRUS BARBER, Commits
l2t JOSIAH WOOD, }sioncrs.