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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-05-24

Indiana. Six Wings elected to Congress GER
tain, and probably one locofoco Strange to say,
this one comes from strong Wing district hov-
ing succeeded through the division of the Wings.
In the last Congress there were Two Wings
and five locos. Wing gain four members. The
following are the names of the members elects
No. L. George Ii. Profit
g Richard w. Thompson,
g. Joseph L. White.
4. James II. Cravens
5. Doubtful.
6. David Wallace,
z. Henry S. Lane.
Tennessee. Robert p. Caru,hors (Whg) is
elected TO Congress from The Nashville dSirct,with
but little opposition.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
HOME AFFAIRS.

The health of the town is we believe unusually good
Cold rains very frequent and the planters complain
ing very much mat they get their on
fwe weather 'Tis awfuy bad that's fact
There is spirit of improvement going in town, in
which we delight stranger visit town nOlo would
hardly know it, if he had when the streets were
full of 0riIes old dry hide-for they now becom
ing to be as smooth as the palm of dandys hand.
The town is under many obligations the present Pres
dent and Board and particularly Mr.. p. a. YANcEY
who attends Immediately the repairing of the We
hope every effort will be made prop up those hills about
here, for OF them almost without foundation
Would it not be commendable citizens 10 do some
thing towards beterng the horrid condition of our public
grave yard2 For remain its present situation sho
ing but little regard for the ashes ofthe dead In few
years friends and relatives tell achere sleep the
pale cold bodies of those whom they loved other days
The grass and weeds will wave in triumph as it
were, undsinguished pile of human remains
1t should be- The dearest and tenderest feeling othe
heart forbid i'll We therefore hope something in this
will be done.
The business of the has been unusually dull this
summer, but begins to revive little.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
HENRY CLAY.

We discover number of our brethren throughout the I'm
ion have hoisted the name HENRY CLAY for the next
President This conceive be rather premature howev
friendly the party may be to the
So far his fame concerned that is full No elevation
Id be oer than that which he present occupies His
brow shadowed with aures and his great name haIowed
with the praises of free and grateful nation The strife of
parties may shake the continent but he stands like an ocean
rock whose feet after commotion ceases the drop
repose His political enemies may him with the most
unhoy tongues but like the slime which the reptile leaves
the waters the when the tempest srs his energies dashes
upon the shore-so he will hurl back upol those who
gave Though we believe he will be the ultimate choice
his party yet there time sufficient discuss that subject
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
GWIN AND FREEMAN.

This certainly of the takave countries in the
whole civilized world WE'LL perhaps it is well enough, If
the glorious sovereign people had lime hear all This
day the above named dsputants and in their behalf
had good deal say 1t the regular appointment of
those gentlemen DR.. GwlN opened the talk little before
O'clock and continued occupy the stand until fifteen
minutes twelve The Dr. seemed bold possession of
good large portion Of health He is deliberate,
barrassed speaker without hustle ostenaton Some of
his ideas national politics good and sensible for the
and the character of his remarks polite
Office facilities of such facilities in Mississippi
indeed sound and commendable And indeed his
speech in all respects worthy of we'll filled head,-ey-
cep when he seized the memory of national Bank; and
that, usual with his party he gave bastng
And by the way paid his best respects all concerned in the
extra of Congress He is opposed Of course to
Bank of the United statesopposed to the Distribution Bill
and IN his speech divers other Democratic items
which would be laborous mention here The Doctors
speech decidedly able but honestly think radically
'oroag in all his prominent points.
Alter the Doctor ceased JoHN D. FREEMAN, Esq rose
upon the stand and after telling the people that
ddate for Attorney General of The State of Mississippi he
seemed right much troubled know what to talk abou: but
finally concluded that he would give all Bond payers little
brushing And stars ifhe fur didn't f1yl Mr. FREE
assumed the positions which assumed by the party
generally He is a fine speaker. and a clever man. and
quito young He is of decided talents Though we
differ widely with ham and DR. CwIN en- political subjects
yet could this refrain from expressing our
admiration OF the men
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

girls 10 see this eEteT-li you da, shall = aaasslf
own showing II every sasr I couL lrng uq lAalt.
[ ever get rid Of old 5zch<isr aoiiaus ans caafas
way u candidate Tor alatrilnoay- Wa pss .--.
you IN contdrnre - that the Carroll daHsfk 4le
neatest. swecteSf. and complcsess / ever u.el viii
They make no more Of stealing boiEs he-r ulr
bird would 10 swallow = blackberry 10 itl- ullrl
protest why SIR. Paris eoulI nl % th1l Ai.s-- z
they all entitled 10 n guliss srP.e h4fe fs-1
ded that the managers excuta astronomy tllr tf-l
Tor ii some eyes hGre sx9A gst aSiaa lAf sats N
Mars. some OF those lIzle gallant eots. ulII
their spheres like victor knight from hls s-er ll @
OF theml Then Il will n0s DO. 50. ior taey are
"creaiures 50 brisAs thaI tae sane lirs snE sse
They ellta uill sesse iu Pzrztisr
Oh. do declare you must No. show shis ls..ef ,-
your Marshall girls
Every thing down here = IN the pFaisss oi ga Ia-
the blacksmith would God we hai some tl-
could lreld our party t0gelher whuuf having t-st
cond heat upon IT
The Bond Banner floats yes PrOaiiy over tie So
let not the torch bearers desert the castlc-.fs
armour all the night long and when The dly sracaE
It IN the light OF viet0rys sun Ar0asF. vc Fa.ll-i
the ride high and there's thCnierinE aboFs -
fire from suns that have gone down Tha spiT 1i ii
breathing energy into our whole political frame E- "
ty and Fame shIver around the cold urn a ths ls
Tell Marshall. Southern eyes are Fixed upoE haF-.l
the Marston Moor OF this great hEh. An h111rltt
is all thar IS worthy to Be won
Victory is wont TO raise her sAsaf
Where hearts firm. ana arzas are saat
Pardon the great length 70 which ny lszsI has r-z
mise bTevity In future
Farewell for the presses
TO Editor Of II S. Gazette
f. 8 Give Us sanPis Ct youE paper d,su 'ls :.
will you
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
OUR PRINCIPLES.

We have had occasion frequently course as
an editor and publisher of paper
We are Wing in every OF the word We will
not support man for office of political nature who is oppo
ed to national Bank any great which known
10 characterize the party.
Then are our political principles all dOubJuR No.
And no man of sense and prudence will tell But our
principles mag wrong who pretends perfecon but we
honestly and boldly believe them to be the very best interests
of the country And sustain the very humble position
which occupy in the political world intend to resort
to reason and abuse except when man by his obvious
deportment becomes the legitimate object of that eproach
and chastsemen which the duty OF the Press alone to
;naict The Press was never intended spit poison and
filth upon all who did feed with the savory meats oil
Aaery and purse The Press when properly conducted is
the nurse and purifier offree institutions But when grossly
pervered and its bright drapery befoued with slang and
blackguard stuff stirs up anger and ill WILL and corrups
the literary othe whole count and soon becomes itself
eprous and powerless, by being kept at a distance
In the language OF Lord Erskne would observe that
et others hold their opnnons and change them at their
Measure but gentlemen friend in the dis
cussons of grave subjects" We the ayowed ren of
The kberty of Press being of held responsible
o anv abuse that liberty and the injury ofprvae charac
ter and we can in the full spirit repeat the language of Mil
ton the Poet on celebrated occasion the British Para
men "Cve the liberty to know, to utter and to argue
freely according the conscience, abOrs all liberty"
But a olerabe education, early habits with something OF
dignity about u.s. will permit to become match for
an Italian Eunuch mountebank wilingio play
the part of aterer taebearer parasite bufoon 1t is
not only beneath the dignity of the Press but beneath the
dignity iTis prove but feeble
but what strength have shall be poured out for principle
and not one drop for those whom affect
Monesquieu remarks sin free country it matters not
whether individuals well ILL it sufficient that
they do reason-Truh arises from the collision" Crom-
we'll sad if his government made stand had moth
ing to fear from paper shot All, indeed observation
There is but thing which mighty truth need fear,
and that the foul spirit of humbug and deusiOn and that
can produce but a momentary suffocation;
Truth crushed to the earth will rise again
The eternal years of God hers!'
To live, and to endure.
Then hope position will again be msrep resen-
ted No consideration could induce abandon ground
we icO1ld treat with contempt popularity. gain obtained
oy any other course Free discussion not free abuse
Let all your thoughts be unconfned'
Ifa their source dear truth find
CLAP your pablocks the mind"
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
WHO CIRCULAR.

We have met with circular ITO the of Marshall
County" by the Whig Candidates for the Legislature 1t
is indeed clear able and concise view of the whole creed
of the Whg party and think contains the principles
which should govern every in the State the Nov
election
It sets in most clear light the Bond Question. And we
hope at least the Wings of this county will look the sud-
in that way regardless of he question made by design
ing politicians regain lost power thinking thereoy to d
publ from the present situation of the
cy the and legitimate issue The people have nothing
in their capacity Of do with the question unless
they intend with the cry of reedo from taxation their
lips TO tread under foot all constituted authority.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
y - =
sAA> NaA NNa ~

Now if there Sc any of Marshalls fair who the
habit of welding the "gray goose quill" that may
give "ESOP" basting for his talk, indirectly robbng
them of their sunny fame, columns her service
"SOP says that the Carroll Angels are rather too fond
of norels Now that is fragrant of which believe
girls innocent Children of the Abby, and
Arabian Knights have charms hem not because they
have literary TASTE but because they still better taste
substitute Mrs Rondolphs Cookery That's right good
ing is bad
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

pleasure informing all believing that if that course IS
requisite to make a0g, aohsg and God forbid
we ever should be- Rdicule when directed to an object
which does not deserve it. always recos upon the author
We are honoaby conending for principles and not for men,
and whenever we denounced Whg because orsooh
don't opponents dresses and ridcue their
ohissrs and ogdheaded any othem should possess
any such little personal property say to such talk on
we have no time or care hear.
If we find ourse unable instruct and advance the cause
of our party we determined insult our antago
nss-for Aat would be be poor end obtained by worse
means.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30
THE CABINET

Mr. Badger, Sec. of the Navy Mr. Ewing, Sec. of the
Treasury Mr. Granger Post Master General; and My
Crittenden. Attorney General have resigned their places
in the cabinet What the be2 So far we
know the causes disapprove of the conduct We love
to and patriots when their is in danger and
trial. stand the closer by her. and breast the of evil
Good sailors never desert ship in Storm until they see
that wreck is inevitable
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

FATALITY FINNY TRIBE-Verily this
Is age of wonders-Blood has fallen from the
clouds-Oystcrs have been seized with Scaratina-and
now the very deep yields up deadl On Sunday,
the fish in basins and Chesapeake Bay were seized
simultaneously with disease unknown u.s. which caused
them spring from their native element the air. and M
dead on the surface the We would caution our
citizens against using the may been taken they
unquesionaby unsafe food The species of fish thus affected
were principally perch and carp
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

In the excitement of composition omitted in
tice of the discussion last Monday mention Judge
HUeHEs' reply Mr. FREEMAN He did so with his usual
ability and the entire satisfaction of his many friends,
Judge HUGHEs is of the courteous, and argu-
mentatve stump speakers we have heard any
try He entirely answered MIR FREEaAN's argument but
the Shakesperan part he left the passing breeze be
blown away like the smoke of exploded sky-rocke
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

Some of our friends have had the kindness TO hint that
were about to turn political Now we confess
an ignorance on part of any thing which could have in
duced thought of that kind The principles which we at
tempt IN an humble advocate we believe we in
heed We presume however that such remark has been
made because we do s.oop little abusive personal al
uslons and such the ac ve take the utmost prd and
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

The weather these few days We wish old
would go 'scrougngi at least "hod on" until
a body could get little pcood But the old fellow is loo
sing all courtesy of late years and has become be pretty
much OF ropdg-6aacling and squalng about whore
tumns smiles sereney glow He had better wait until the
dos her gown, and herself for the cold
embrace
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

We think Mississippi is in a "bad boz" The Democrats
say they will leave the state rather than be taxed pay the
Bonds and the whigs-"our toLks-tak like they'll leave
rather than live in a dishonoured state
This election then will benefit the by bringing down
rent
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

10 make room for the spicy letter of correspondent
.ESOP some editorials excluded. His favours will
De thankfully eceived We would advise him send by
mall as they almost too long after date when
private hand. as his las: one was
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

YEReERs REPoRT.-We present our readers the report
fhe Select Committee of which Mr Yerge Chairman
the Union Bonds Now let every candid mind that can
resist the honesty and power of its conclusions.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

YELLOW FEVER MAINE.-It must be taking trip for
its health-ts a long ways from home.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

Congress adjourned the 18th, Inst. after sess
ion of 8 months and Is days.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

Mr.. FREEMAN said here in his speech, speaking ofthe
Union Bank "It conceived in sin and brought forth in
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

"Deformed, unfinished, sent before It's time,
Into this breathing world scarce half made up.
And that so lamely and unfashionably
That dogs bark at"-aE
Shakespeare! where you noo,
ave not safe Clarence. not safe"
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

Holly Springs, Missp., sept: 3d. isaz.
Holly Springs gazette., 1841-09-30

means
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

In this city Dec C. af,cra saor,lln-ss Mr.. Henry Bull
wlnkle the 6sh year II his sge.
The friends OF family respectfully invited 10 al
esd funeral Ai- aeraoon, o'clock, from his late
residence. No. 1872 Orchard ~
in this cry, Dec. :, Of Inflammation Of the stomach
Richard ThoisaS aged years "a months eldest soc
OF DAVID ana Mary rhom,s
Ia TIM, city Dee of consumption, Martha Isabella,
daughter Fl Thomas Adti,ou, aged l. yesr,
Funeral Thursday afternoon, al ) o'clock IRON aer
fathers residence. ~ Spring ST.
In hi, city. after long Illness, William Fenuell OF
tie firm OF LiaeS & Feune the $50 year Of II. age
la this CITY, Dec. Clara Jose PINE, sne OF Patrick
Carrig-n
Ia city, D &C ; Andrew NJ Dskia 25 years OF age
In this ei;y. Dec Ms. Eliza Wilson, sssd s.
At we,td-ld y J Dec /, Of JaEles o. Williams IN the
S0th OF ms Age eldest sou Vi E l. Williams Esq
OF Ihs city.
Ia Brooklyn Dee. 5 Mr. Peter wOOley, ,geL 81 years.
A; the towa OF Locspo Nov l., Ar. Nosh LeSings
seq. aged Is years
A, Pasdclpha Dec. 6, Mary Ann, wife of John w.
Bi5de, Esq, aged 4 years.
Al Providence, r. /, Capt Nathaniel Wheatsn, agsd
Al Cincinnati Ohio Dec /. Mrs. Helen. Sargent, widow
of the lat. Rev Dr. Sargent OF Phiadephis and mother
of the Rev Thor.s Sargent Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
Josiah Richards. AGctionesr-
Sy BANGS. RICHARDS n PLATT.
Store la6 Broasea
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

AZ % O'Clock. ~ the AfSuNu Neeui
AS<u,is sos lsi2. JuvENIIsS, ENGLISH Books, &c
Az ext.1,e assortment Of .ucv bound Books Juveniles
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Young Pilgrim. Goldsmith and Grays Poems; 30 vol
Smcs Of eegant ucN aus popular Juveniles
Also, splsndid assortment OF Bibles. Te>tanens,
prayer and ny Books, &c, various patterns, nehiy
bound.
IL Catalogue. vilLbe rcndy on morning of sale.
TUESDAY, I4th instant.
OIL Paintiugs-A large and valuable collection of on
Paintings by the old of the italian and Flemish
SCHOOL. Just received and never before opsucd. The
coleston ~l he worthy Of IN attention OF smatrurs asd
conno.seurs The most OF them are IN excellent order.
.ud will ne put W as received without frames. With
his collection viii b. sold small numbsr Of very v.ua-
hl- sud we'll Nuoa Paintings richly framed The whoo
to be sed without reserve. rhoy will DC ready cr ex
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
UNITED STATES IN Ni-N4a y
&T THE CHINA

I49 Fulton-Street and Is An H-street.
thus says tbo Editor OF the Planet
Far READING hooM.-Wlunout doaei one oil the best
ssd ono OF the most convenient places III INC o' 10 "a
No 1; Ans-stre.,. running through Fulton street. Al
this sell conducted ana popular establishment iaere aIe
marble tables wiih lesdac journal ou cal
table representing every Safe IN th- taoH tHus
and the opportunity OF iaHins lnel
coffee. e. and reading the latest papers from al!
tee the table 1t strikes us inst 'h> NJ
rangeEeIt superior anythaS ever attempted III nm
city. snd nave doubt sill prove great feature IN
this excessively patrourcd house Of rereshment Under
he management OF Its gentcRany proprietor the Ci'
max, pleased 20 learn rsF.dly increasing II pa
and popular favor snd We doubt wall continue
receive It's full share of public support Step IN
NJ. C2l
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
u :. Christmas come. but once ,enr..

Make ei0ee selection "A, the Bookstore of JOHN P
HAVEN, No 1913 Broadway, bet-een Fulton ant Dey
streets w be found creates; variety sf rich and
Books, including all ;he plsncd Londo- AanuaIs Bibles
Prayer Books &C. ard othsr books suited 10 tie
Please 10 look in.
N.B-AlI valuable Book. FOR sale IN market may be
had readily :; this store. ci -
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
,LsARrn YesrkspAY:

Ships Erer1l Howe, H.vre, Wm Whitlock, jr
Brigs II Chevy. Bragd0n Cedsr Keys Nesmih &
Leeds; Acion. Dagsett, SavsnsAh; Ashley She wood,
Charleston; Layinia Br) Henderson, New Fountland J
& Il Lsurss; Lawrence, Griffith, Port Leon via key
West aud Cedar Key, w " Pratt.
~chr. Caro-, Means - MIrys. Gs, Ne.nita u Leeds;
Sally Evans, (Br) Young BermudA, K : Tucker; Leon
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Boston; lac Jackson. swift, Beaufort. X Pari,en
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Heay NcIutrs Boston, Elwel.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
ARRIVED YESTERDAY:

Ship Ana acKn, va,mer, 100 dys fm Canton, teas
and silks, Howland Aspiu a The ship Morrison Ben
son I'm NYo.k, sailed July l. Left Aagloua, OF Boa.
Brg James Wilson. Peckner, is dys fin Malaga frui,
Fitch 4 Co.
Brig Sarah & Helen, =, Is dys I'm s, Jaso Ds Cuba,
tobacco, Aymar Co.
Bri. Ann Eliz, I'm hey West, with cotton.
Bris Mary Elizabeth fm " est ladies.
Schr Planet, Tory. Petersburg, with hOur.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

John J. STAFF TO Mis-. Bridget ghery both Of this CITY,
In this cry Dee. > By Rev. Daniel Brown, OF New
Yo k Mr. Jo,iah : Chapu, of Kingston, 10 Mis- Amer
Tompkins. Oi Wes, somcrs
Al Woodstock. Conn on Tuesday. Nov. 81, by Rev.
Erastus Dickinson Of Chaplin, Mr. Daniel Austin, Of
Brooklyn y. TO Nus. Amelia A., daughter OF George
Bowen, Esq. OF the former plses.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
Second Board.
Commercial and Honey nntter,.

IHtfcav, 2. ".
AZ the Brokers Board to-day ;b. transactions we're to
afarextsut The hlctuatoas we're no. important Har-
lem sold 10 the Of 1900 closing l5i
eiine Of stonngtoa ard Caaon fell OF Dsla~ar. &
Hudson Peterson nad Farmer. Trs,t Improved J.
In State Stocks, the market improved per cen, on
State Five aud H. lfs. The lanccs remain abou. as
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08

EXECUTION OF RusSELL-The Governor, al
Ter the InQwsition which pronounced that Patrick
Russell was no, insane. refused to interfere fur
,her 10 arrest the course of the law, and the un-
happy man Will be executed thi. day between the
hours of 10 and o'clock, within the walls of the
prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-08
"a mp PtbKTANT.

= go = HUhLBUHT CO. have remoyed "
their HARTFORD AND NEW-HA
SEzsz--5e-s-VEN AND SPRINGFIELD PACKAGE
EXPRESS from 46 Wllsm street, to No : W-ll--treet
.here .i be received parcels specie bank notes qua
ds. ETC for all of TaSh viii be delivered
via the utnost hdeil,y and despatch
Their package car leaves Nez-Yo'k. Tus.day Thurs
DIV .sd Saturday afternoons, and Hartford, Monday
esiay aud Friday ehArge OF one OF 'her sgen3s
MrHarlbur Will remain al Hartford and A Smith at New
York
lev M;4:letoxn n sad all other al jacent places.
NEw-YosK OFFICE at Adam-'s Express ONCE No
Val street where all packages received annl three
HARTFORD OFFICE, 81 State street ~aere all pack
.ge. utended for Ne.Yo:k should be left By half past
o'rloc. pM J. HURLBURT.
Is a. A. SMITH.