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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12

The Boston .Msceliany Of Literature and
Fashion. Brddbury + Sodea, 0geats,-It is an
old story that some things can be done in Boston
trinc better than elsewhere; but we know of
nothing TO which the same story would better APP
ply, than TO the new periodical before us, which is
edited printed and published in this city. Its out
side and inside exhibit the best taste in embelish-
ment, print, paper, &c. 1t is really pleasant to
look upon. Among its contents are "Amerlcan
Sculplors in Italy," by Edward Everett; "Sent
Love, or Leah for Rachel" capital story from
the German; "Iost and Saved" another well
written tale, besides numerous smaller articles, aud
piece of music by Webb. We rather think the
proprictors of periodicals in sister cities will stare
little when they see the /" Boston Miscellany"
1t is unique, and does great credit TO the printers
and artists engaged in It's production. The present
Is the specimen number, and is issued for January
1912, after which time it will be published regu-
larry every month at three dollars per aunum'
Boston Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

At regular Legislative meeting holden in the
Court House, in Montpelier, Oct. IS, ls4l, COM
mittee, consisting of C. G. Eastman, Elijah Farr'
l.. c. Kellogg, G. w. Barker and w. p RUSSELL
were appointed to devise, if possible, better plan
than the present one, for eecling State comml''ee'
October l9th-Mr Eastman from the committee
appointed for the purpose specified above report
ed, that they respectfully advise this Convention
to recommend TO the next General State Conven-
ton, that the State Committee be elected at the
annual sessions of the Legislature, by the demo-
cratic representatives ofhat body. and other mem
bers of the democratic party in attendance; that
the committee consist of the number of three have
the power to elect their own chairman from their
number, and receive their appointment by the
Convention upon the nomination of committee
appointed by the chair for that purpose.
The committee would further recommend that
the present State Committee be continued in office
till the next meeting of the Legislature.
The report was unanimously adopted.
Upon the motion of J. Il. NIarston, Esq. it was
resolved that the proceedings of this convention, so
far as relates TO the report just acted upon, be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and pub
lished in all the democratic papers in the State.
CALVIN BLODGETT, Chairman.
c. G. EASTMAN, Secretary.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
GALL THE DECENCY."

One federal member of Congress calls the Presi-
dent miserable wretch" another ga Benedict
Arnold" and third says "he ought TO be kicked
TO h-ll."
And the editor of the Saratoga Wig, in his en-
deavor to distinguish himself as a member of the
call the decency' party, calls the President San
old toOl."
While on the subject of "the dccency" of fed
erallsm, it may be well to exhibit few more spc-
cimcns. The following are the towns and cities of
this Republic, Gas far as we have been able to
gather them,) wherein It's Chief Magistrate has
been shomeruly insulted by an unprlnciped and
abandoned party, simply because he would not
lend his hand in carrying out the darling scheme
Of iederalism-,he establishment ofun L. s. Bank:
WAsnINGToS CITy-Enicy burnt Presidents house sur
rounded by drunken mob
NASHVILLE, CTenn )-Eley hung up by the neck at the
court house.
LOUISVILLE Ky. )-Elley hung, burnt and ashes cast
the dogs.
Sr. Louis souri)-Eillgy hung and burnt.
CIRCLEyILLE, Ohio hung by the neck.
ELKroS, (Mnryland)- hung and burnt.
WARSAW, (Ken'y, y " burnt and cast To the dogs.
RussELyILLE, 20. y hung up shot and burnt
ALBANY, On. York; hung, drawn and quartcred.
WALL-srnEEr N.Y.-Dcnounced wretch, traitor ind no
gentleman
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Y, Il N, o. RANDALL,

IIANE fitted up the shop formerly occupied by Warren
Mute, Central street, where they intend to hold
themselves in readiness to do NIL kinds Of WATCH AND
CLOCK REPAIR Nc and job work Of every description
that done in Watch repairing shops. They have just
returned from Boston with nm entire new and fashionable
assortment consisting NJ Clocks, Watches Jewely, Ro
GERS, hes, Cutlery several cases oi Knives and Forks TOYS
Of kinds Violin and bass Niu strings, Clarone Reeds.
Britannia Ware Of the hest material aud most fashionable
patterns. Combs, shell and horn; travelling Baskets Per-
imory Mnclssar and Bears Oil Fine Gold Beads,
All Of which offered, reasonable be found IN
III this vicinity.
~ D. Please call and examine, and upon honor the
Thousonan medicine shall be- kept nj hay, ifdcsrrl.
". 4 NJ o. RANDALL.
Woodstock, Sept. 90, l3il
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
FEDERALISM X ADOPTED CITIZENS.

FEDERALISM X ADOPTED CITIZENS.
The Boston Alias, in 1884, put forth the follow
ing language, Read it!
Sour elections will always present scenes of
riot, burning, and bloOdshed till natire born
american citizens take some measures TO PRE-
VENT THE INFLUX OF FOREIGN PAUPERlsM
AND ADOPT THE NECESSARY MEASURES TO
RESTRICT ALIEN SUFFRAGE.
Truly and solemny does history, in her thou
sand warnings, tell US that ALIEN SURFACES
HAVE BEEN THE DOWNFALL OF ALL FREE
STATES. The evil is becoming every day more
urgent and monstrous. If our laws continue to
permit this influx of FOREIGN rAUpERs, and TO
GIVE THEM EQUAL PRIVILEGES WITH Ma
TIVE AMERICANS, not only will the condition Of
the laboring classes be rendered miserable beyond
account, but ,rc shall be gorerncd By natire ciii-
sens of Great Britain, and the battles we have
fought on the plains Of the revolution, and on the
broad ocean, must be fought over again in our
cities and al the polls.
The democratic papers are making great out
cry against FOREIGN INFLUENCE and the British
bank How have they hitherto won their victories
in New York? BY FOREIGN VOTERS. How
did they get up the riots at the late election in New
York? by FOREIGN VOTERS. BY what means
have they been attempting to create Jackson ex-
ctement in New York BY the foreign hireling
Goblet. To whom is the miserable TRADE of this
obnoxious and infamous scoundre addressed To
FOREIGN VOTERS.
Shall this state of things continue Shall our
institutions be corrupted, our free laboring classes
beggared and enslaved ny THIS INFLux OF
FOREIGN VOTERS, MADE OUT OF FOREIGN
PAUPERs, HIRED TO LEAVE THEIR OWN
COUNTRY, PAID TO EMIGRATE, and come here
TO compete with those classes whose small wages
will least bear competition, and which are reduced
to an absolute nothing by this FORCED AND MIS-
ERABLE RIVALRY"
This is pure, unadulterated Cidersm, and very
properly makes it appearance in the organ Of New
England federalism.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-11-12
WINDSOR COUNTY
CONVE NTION.

The undersigned having been appointed committee by
the Reform Meeting holden Norwich the 9th day OF
October, l5il to call Reform CoUTy CONVENTION for
the county of Windsor, at such time and place US said
committee should deem proper-do hereby request, and
urgently solicit the citizens of Windsor county, who are
opposed State Dcbt-which exceeds two hundred
thousand doars-and increase of Taxes to pay the ILL
tcrest such deb-and also those who in favor OF
reducing the expenditures of the State ms to
bring them within the ordinary arising from the
three per cent tax-to meet at ALDEN's TAVERN, on
WoopsTocK GREEN, SATURDAY the Goth day Of Nov,
si at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to take into consideration the
foregoing Subjects and also such other subjects OF reform
the welfare Of the people of Vermont may appear to
require.
The Editors Of the Spirit ofe Age, and Of the Mercury.
published Woodstock, requested to publish the
foregoing two successive weeks previous to the conyen
ton. Signed, JOSEPH WYATT,
A. PARTRIDGE,
J. WRIGHT.
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