Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-10-13

NJ. Gushing. Of Massachusetts. Hon.
oaieb Gushing has published an address
TO his Constituents, in which he reviews,
WIN MS customary ability. the recent pro-
ceedlngs at the Seat of Government, and
gives history of his own conduct during
lnelr progress. He defends the course of
inc PRESIDENT and disapproves of the pro-
ceealngs OF that portion of the Wing party
10 congress, who issued or sanctioned the
address 10 the People of the Uuied States,
'n which the President is arraigned for
various allegations, and radica! changes
ia me Constitution are recommended. ~.
YIribune.
Protection Of Peach Trees against
T0Tms.-A correspondent of the Morris
'efseyman says: II am satisfied that
screenings o! anthracite coal are good
Protectlon. | placed around each tree a
ooS feet square and 6 inches deep, aud
n'led It with the coal; and they have no
indications OF worms about them, but ATE
perfectly healthy and vigorous. Char
Coal Will answer equally as weil.''
Three hundred ladies walked in tenn
perance procession 10 Rochester, n. Y,
on the 18Th uh., with banner bearing
this motto-"Iotal abstinence, or no huS.
bands"
CoRREcT.-The Louisville Gazette Of
Monday, says: The most potent cause
OF the more rapid advance of Cincinnati
than Louisville, IS the absence of Nureyy.
The same influence that made Ohio the
young giant of the West, and is advanc-
ing Indiana to grade higher than Ken
tncky, have operated in the Queen CITY.
They have DO dead reigM to carry, and
consequently have the advantage in the
race If there are any slave advocates
in Cincinnati. or in Ohio. let them read
the above and blush FIR their deeen eracv.
Cincinnati Gazette.
A DRUNKARD's DEATH-The coroner
held an inquest on "Wednesday evening at
the city hospital, on the body Of an un-
known man, aged about 40. The deceas-
ed was in the liquor store Of S. w. Bar
! ney, corner of Reade and West streets, on
Tuesday afternoon. aud drank glass OF
| liquor. Soon after man named Abra-
HIM Miller came in, and deceased lnpor-
tuned him to treat him, saying he would
drink plat. After some time Miller told
deceased if he would drink Pint he
would pay for it.
The deceased said he would and Miller
purchasing pint of rum at the bar, the
deceased drank it of, al a draught, and
| then wanted more, which was refused by
the keeper, who led deceased out of doors.
| Soon after. he lay down on a stooD adioin-
| ing, and becoming insensible physician
was sent for, who bled him, and he was
| conveyed insensible to the Hospital at hal
| past O'Clock. There the stomach pump
was used, and much liquor elected, bul
the deceased, three hours, after his admis-
sion, died. Verdict. congestion of the
brain, produced by drinking a pin: of liq-
uor at draught~-JOur. Of Com.
LAMENTABLE Acc1DENr.-.An old
man named Henry Swinewilz, an inmate
OF the poor house, was killed near Car.
Isle on Sunday last, by being run over by
rail road cars. He was walking on
track, and being somewhat deaf did no,
hear the approach of the train, which
came upon him before it could be stopped
by the engineer. The whole train passed
over him, and one arm and one leg we're
completely severed. His head and other
parts of his bod y We're also greatly LAGER
ated. Some blame is cast upon the en-.
gineer.-Baitimore Patriot.
The Price OF Blood.
! Il was pitifu sum which Judas r"ceiv-
ed as the price Of his Lord and Ma ster.
Thirty pieces OF silver! A poor reward
for such treasure; yet it is about as
much as usually falls TO the lot Of him
who is base enough 10 betray; for, as has
been of:en remarked, bad men Ike trea-
son. but they despise the traitor.
And so 1t happens TO our great national
ecclesiastical organic atom. which, for the
sake OF securing the donations of the South,
! have bowed down to the MoIoch oil
Slavery, and betrayed the cause Of J,-sas
Among other instances which might be
named, observe that Of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-,
sions. In order to conciiale the South,
the whole influence. Of this powerful as
ISOLATION with its hundreds Of ministers
and churches, auxiliary. has been and
still is thrown into the scale of slavery
and what Is the reward! LeSs Ia proper.
ton surely than Judas Iscario, received
By Iookiog at The receipts OF that Soci, ty
for 1899, it will be found that, while the
whole amount was $4,000 dollars, OF
which $4,000 was from Mass, only Ten
thousand was contributed by ALL THE
SLAVE sTATEs!! For this paitry SUN,
thea. of 10000 dollars, all the influence
of shat mammoth institution is thrown into
the pro-slaverv scale; TO The disgrace oil
the free States, to the i"jary Il he poor
! doWnirodden SLAVE and The dishnnor If n