Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18
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n, tie c,o,u. t,blc. os pabb.hsd in the M'disNnaa, u NJ
r..f. that The pepoatoo ofile uarcd states ard It's terrific
no., eon.alcnuiy e,ercl. rrerista Millions instead o:bcins
.hat of,itecn millions
The lamentations in the opposition papers Of this
state on the removal of John T. Hale, as Dts'fict Al
latucy. and The appointment of joel Eastman are very
touching. Hale was up iu Gov llil, qniie' IN stump
%orItory, though report saws not halt So decent. Al
the removals, hitherto, come within the 'uc. The
bowling comes with il grace iron such a man aSGnv.
lItl who was The first appointed IN 1890, ut the eN-
pcu~c ola vhig-wuo carried To Washington at ono
time the humble petitions for removal eft Thirty eight
I'VE believe this was the uumhcO Pns'mastcrs IN THIS
state. and who provided offices for three brothers, two
trolhcrs-iuliw; and we know not how many cousins
and particular Lieuds were taken care OF as clerks
n. II. Scatnol.
There is iron enough in the blood Of one man, 10
make "a chain of sufficient strength 10 uInd him. The
quantity OF brass IA his face Is no; so readily ascer-
laiacd.
The Will, territory is now bounded by South Caro-
lima and Alabama on the South, Illinois, Missouri and
Arkansas ON the West, New Hampshire on tic North,
and New Brunswick and the Atlantic on the East
In other words, y II. must travel The appalling space
Of from 1000 10 1900 mile, to greet a loco ioeo or null
lIhcalion sister.
The officers Of the South Carolina delegation 10 the
Baltimore Convention in May last, suggest to the mem
bcts Of that body the ~ptopricty OF erecting at Baltimore,
Washington, or North Rend,a monument 10 Gen. IIaI-
Iison.- Alb. Advertiser.
A Plcasaa, Conn,ry. The Arkansas State Gazette
says that a ccntleman in Puinsctt County. recently
killed forty rattle snakes in one day the length of the
largest was five feet, and Of the smallest eighteen in
cLcs.
We love a good joke dearly, hit where it will; SO,
wings, take the following from a loco press;
have piped to YOU, and you have danced 10 me, as
Bella Badger said when The administration gave him an
oflice.-tPhil. SPiili of the Times.
Wesleyan McHodisis. A late English paper saws
that the Wesleyan Methodists have no less than 100
missionary stations, they employ 900 missionaries. and
in schools under the supervision Of these missionaries
;heIe are 10000 children. The contributions to the
missionary funds, within the last year, were nearly
100000.
The Gamesters at ~Nicksburg are so numerous that
they talk OF vengeance against that city, for l~yncling
their comrades some years ago. Trouble is expected
with them, as they are already SO bold and audacious
as TO defy the civil laws, and outrage moral principles.
Great Shoh Mr. Harrison IIarwood, Of this town,
killed week before last, six coal black crows at one
shot! Who does b~etler!-lBarrc Gazette.
A rolqaRe ,cifc. Capt. Harris, of the British Army,
has recovered 100000 damages from J.. ID. David,
Blfrister and Major in the Montreal Cavalry, for run
ming of with the said Captains wife.
Prayers. In Falcour's History Of Madagascar, is
tie following beautiful prayer, said 10 be used by the
people whom we call savages:
I'D Eternal have mercy upon me-, because ! am pass
ing away! q Infinite because am weak. O Sovc.
reign OF Life because | draw nigh 10 the grave. q
Omnirient! because am in darkness. O .All-Bonn-
.eous! because ] am poor. . Al-Suficient! because
am nothing"
Nashua anil Concord Rail Road. Contracts have
been made for grading this road from Nashua 10 COTS
Falls, fifteen miles, at the rate of 8 10 cents per yard
originally Estimated at If cents. We learn thai the
whoIe OF Tie contracting thus lar, has been eflrCtei Al
about twnlhIr the estim1ted expense, and it is thought
the whole road will be constructed on terms equally
favorable IN. II. Patriot.
Fanny Reference. A petition was presented to the
House OF Representative of Pennsylvania, on the 10Th
uli, asking lhat a tax might be Imposed upon bachelors
over HE age Of 30 years. The document was referred
to the CoHwnHfec m Domestic Manufactures.
An lriShman wishing to form a partnership in bust
ness was asked the amount of stack he could invest in
trade. sue says lac, 'hav'nt ] my wife and nine
smoll chiiders. That's good stock
Gen. Wool is now on a tour Of inspection and ex-
amlnltlon Of our selboad defenccs. We are glad to
fad the War Department paying attention TO the con-
dillon OF our Qualifications.
The Concord Patriot mentions man by The name Of
Thomas f. Williams, a native Of Meredith, y. H.. the
son Of a clergyman, who served his time as a mer-
chants clerk, aud finally went To sea, and is nuw nm ad.
mlral in the Russian navy; and wears the lille of Count
Ieh,hcioti. Fortune cuts queer capers viii the peo-
Pile.
''N'' iA9 b'iAl dBPNllNtI i 4IdNltT Al
Boston, vice Nathaniel Green removed.
Sorry to hear that. lie used to be an honest man,
ani was one Of the best Pos, Masters in the country.
Sorry to be obliged to infer, from his removal, that he
has recently either become dishonest, or has Frustrated
las e6ice Joy rarty purposes.
4 GRITTY Speech. Mr. Lapstone. the Shoemakor
then arose and said, "Mr Chairman, my voice is sim
for war as the man SAYS in the play. We should i'm
medIaioly renew the conflict with one safe, and siraD
our opponents. My upper icdHer's prime and | can
hammer away yet without getting HE shtch. Who's
afraid. They have drove a peg into our qua,iers. liars
a itct-but we have found out ichcre thc sdoe piacLes-
and our last wont be our end, while we can t5ar warm
10 the good cause
Fire Chfdrca NJ a Byh. The Nashua Telegraph
says that a Mrs Ripley, ofI.ondon Jerry, n. H. was
some weeks since safely delivered Of fee chHdren IT a
hI'h. and they are all doing wo The same woman
hl@ three AZ one birth five years ago, al Of whom ase.
alive and 10 good condition. The editor saws bs1A
Arsi doubted the ,ruth oIthe story, but Inquiry sxtl,hsua
hin that II was suIcily true. ~e.d
No IarG-h results. During The sdsrAx sesfk