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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
THE SPEAKERSHIP.

Do mt all speak at once, gentlemen.--Colonel
Coolidge makes ar excellent Speaker; maybe he
would like to preside over the deliberations Of the
"Huss" another session; and we do Mt care if he
does. Then there, is DIR Dewey, somewhat cele-
brated for handling the old I.angdon safe, in the
vaults of the Essex bank" Mr. Speaker" would
be no uuprety sound directed to his particular ear.
The DIR would Mt look badly in the chair, either,
not he Then, again--ah, ha here is our old
friend Fullam Well, well, hum-m'm! You are
the Oldest member, that's fact, besides-Oesdes,
you are good potly looking fellow, that's ano,h-
er fact, Bullet us see. say Square! did you
60 out to those Champagne dinners of our worthy
and most excellent friend, the Great Dancer
Faith how should we know whether you did or
not but, il you did not, why then--well no mat
ter, "never say die" as Grip would say. There
are numerous other Cidercrats, all pretty good fe-
lows, who would doubtless like to sit under the
portrait of the " Father of his country" and be
called ''tMr Speaker Our friend Villas will
probably get about SIS votes for The office, not quite
enough to give him The election, though, as we
cypher il.
Well, gentlemen, you all have our best wishes.
We have no hardness against any Of you, and hope
you will all get tho election, and every thing else
you want in this world. that is lawful. Though,
by-the-way, we shan't use our influence with the
members from Bethel and Stockbridge, for DR.
Dewey, until he satisfactorily explains to US the
matter about that old safe. That sticks in our crop
the worst way, Good evening gentlemen! good
evening!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

III" We shall be compelled 10 give it up, in
despair. We have no hopes Of being elected AS
sistant Clerk this year. We had some slight hopes
that we should succeed, til, yesterday, But alas
and aack! our game is up. We are informed by
friend, that, .UJsihc representatives from Stock
bridge and Bethel, wiH not support us, in any
ereni, whaierer! OF what crime we have been
guilty that we should be so treated, is more than
we know, or can conceive Of We have never ut.
tered word publicly or privately asans, either of
these gentlemen. by reference to our reports of
the election, they will see we have treated them,
respectfully, as we have all the representatives,
printing their names in full, without slur or sheer
as thus: Slockbridge, NONE; Bethel, NONE. 1t is
true did no, publish the christian names of these
gentlemen, not knowing whether they were john
Isaac, or Samuel And in fact. we did not deem
distinguished. Few people in writing the name of
Washington, prefix his christian name. 1t israrely
done in the case Of great personages. Who, in
deed, in the whole Union, knows the christian
name Of Mr. SCATTERING, who has been a can
didatc, though with Indifferent success, for every
Office in the gift Of the people. And who, we ask ,
who would not look upon that celebrated individ-
nal as very foolish, or very ungraeous creature,
if he should refuse to support an old and tried
friend merely because no did not call him by his
christian cognomen' Now, we do not say all this
with the least intention Of conciliating the Messrs
MONIES, or any Of the family men, women or chill
dren; we never do any thing Of the kind; but we
wish them, distinctly, to understand us, and our
disposition. We tell them, plainly, If we should
be candidate for the Office of Assistant Clerk hi.
fall, and they do not support us, cheerfully and
heartily, we will have our revenge We will show
to the world that they are just nobody at all
nolhinss, nonentilies, and Of no consideration
+ whatever. They shall be treated with the utmost
contempt by the whole House. They shall moi be
entered upon the roll Of members; their name,
shall not be called; they shall have neither bread
nor lodging at the Capital; they shall not be no.
,ced in the streets; in fine, they shall be mereI,
90. This is what we will do, gentlemen, If yor
attempt to play any unseemly games with US; so
govern yourselves accordingly, and look out fol
breakers!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

incumbent on me; but that in general, was will
Ing to listen; that if every sound argument of OBJ
jec,ons was used by some one or other Of the nu-
merous debnters, it was enough; il not, | though
it sufficient to suggest the omission, without going
into repetition of what had been already said by
others; that this was waste and abuse Of the time
and patience of the house, which could not be ius-
fled And believe, that it the members OF dellb-
eraye bodieswere 10 observe this course generally
they would do in day what takes them week;
and it is really more questionable, than may at first
he thought, whether Bonaparts dumb lcgls lature,
which sand nothing, and did much may not be pre-
ferable to one which talks much and does nothing,
] served with Gen. Washington in the Legislature
Of Virginia before the revolution; and during it,
with DR.. Franklin, in Congress. never heard
either of Them speak ten minutes at a ,ime nor to
any but the main point which was TO decide the
question. They laid their shoulders to the great
points, knowing that the little ones would follow
Of themselves. If the present Congress errs in too
much talking, how can it be otherwise, in body
TO which the people send one hundred and fifty
lawycrs, whose trade it is to question every thing,
yield nothing, and talk by the hour That one
hundred and fifty lawyers should do business to-
gether, ought not TO be expected"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
TOO BAD.

The Bay Slate Democrat, contains the follow
ing. The Democrat is in the right of the matter
about the Atlas. Ii has lost its savor-it is u by
gone affair, full of wind and fury sgnfying Moth
ing"
The ATLAs-Jefore and after the Maine cleo
tion Time was, when this reracious journal was
considered pretty smart paper, but lately it has
become as inslpd asa roton apple, and as llfeless
as lump of Clay Some of our friends may think
that 1t Is waste OF time, paper, and ink, to take
any notice OF what 1t may say, or course it may
pursue. There are others, perhaps, who know
something about the course which it is pursuing
about these days. Well, we will quote little
from its columns before and after the Maine cleo
ton.
In an article in that paper, addressed "To the
Wings of Name" Sept. 9th, the editor says;
"a week from to-day the Wings of Maine take
the field, and, from what we can learn from that
quarter, with erery prospect ofsuccess.
Let ii he shown to the rest of the Union that
Maine is still Whig Slate; and that she is as i'm
pregnabe against the deser,lon and ireachery Of
friends, as she was last fall to the assaults of cor
ruptiOn and power Let the insolent and
reacherous Senator who has promised to obey IN
struclions, and has shown himself false to his word
be warned by Il Wing majority in both Houses of
the Legislature, that he will not be permtered
much longer TO misrepresent the Wing Stale of
Maine"
From the Alias, Sept. 10:
The State Election in Maine takes place this
day. The Wings have been rery actire and pei
organi:m. proper spirit appears to prevail there
and il there is general turn out to the Polls out
party will carry the day. The reelection of Gov.
Kent is somewhat doublful--but it is highly proba-
Bile that we shall carry both branches of the Leg
lature."
The Alias of Sept. 18th, two days after. an
nounces the defeat of the " whis' party, horse,
foot and drugoons,' and says
"This we sincerely regret-aHhough we could
not hardly anticipate that ii uouid turn out other
mise. Our friends will recollect that we carried
this State on the Wing side the last year, with all
the adveniloVs aid of highly excited national
contest in almost immediate connection with the
State election, by only bare majority of less than
two hundred votes, against the expectations Of
many of the most sunguine Wings The position Of
affairs at Washingon-the bitter disappointment
at the course taken by the President and the con-
sequent want Of confidence in him, have doubt
less had II benumbing influence on the energies Of
our party in that State"
September 10th, the ALIAS hauls in its horns in
this wise:--
"Far6eld is unques,ionably elected Governor
and minority in doth branches of the Legsla-
ture will be Loco Foco. 1t should be recollec,ed
that Maine has NEVER been considered a thorough
Uhig Stale"
Do tell US, is Maine a " Wing" STATE or not }
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principles by which the democracy Of tho United
States have ever been governed, Every public
servant whose intentions are pure, can always rely
upon receiving at their hands respect for his mo-
iives and just credit for his acts whatever may be
the character Of their political relations with him,
and however much they may differ from him in
other respects.
For the avowal of appreciation, respect, and re-
gard which you have communicated to me in be-
half Of the Convention, | return my sincere &C
acknowledgements, and am, gentlemen, with unfeign-
ed thanks for the friendly spirit in which you have
discharged the duty assigned you, very sincerely
your friend and obedient servant,
NJ. VAN buren,.
TIE Garrett Gilbert, Esq. President, and Edward
Patterson, Esq, Secretary of the Convention.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

.LJsWe regret to see that the Rutland Herald
has taken up the trade of the Belio,cs Falls Ga
seIe, gnbling our articles. II is de,pcable bust
ness, and we had hoped there was only one fellow
in the State mean enough 10 do it,
Instance:
Scarcely has the glorious news from Vernon,
gone forth over the Union, gladdenng the hearts
Of the people, when Maine shouts in a voice Of
slver-tongued thunder-Spirh of The ags.
"Siire, -tongued hunder!" Well, that's a new
'un-the last metaphor ont-ihc last stretch of The
sublime before ii touches on the ridiculous.
Herald
Scarcely has the glorious news from Vernon,
gone forth over the Union. gladdenlng the heart,
Of the people. when Maine shouts in voice like
'ersn-tonsued thunder, &e.-Spirit Of the dgs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
Correct Likeness of Mcleod,

.Now on Trial for The Murder of Mr. Duyf", on
the occasion Of the British Outrage on the
Steamboat Caroline.
We svs above pretty correct likene" of Mr.
Mcleod, who is now on trial for his life, a, Utica,
N. Y, for the murder of AN American citizen, COM
mitted on the occasion Of the burning Of the Caro-
line Mcleod IS Sco,chnan, and is now abou,
43 years Of age. He IS thick set, broad Shout
dered, full chested man, with rather light hair,
blue eyes, full face, and low forehead. He is
bachelor. His address is unusually progressing;
he is extremely frank and social IN bis manners,
and whhal uucommOnly intelligent. la early li(o
he received quite good education, learning Latin
and Greek; and subsequently travelled as an anan-
uepsis TO MAYOR Russell Of the enyiaeers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

" No Eillingssate bellies IL unwtinsly told,
That their cod was not fresh their crabs too DID,
Ever exhibited so much dander as do our good
friends Inc CdeTcrats at the new cognomen we have
helped them to. Cidercrais why look you gentle
men, and ladies' too, you who used to get up the
Tippeeanoe parties, from which the "locofocos"
were so Indignantly shut out; you who used to
bake your " Tippecanoe cakes" &c,-why look
you, this is good name a rare good name. Pro-
nounce it; it sounds I" uippngly on the tongue"
1t spells well; it reads well; it looks well; and is
very appropriate, wi,hal. You have not forgotten,
we hope, how completely absorbed you were in
cider, but short time ago. You have not forgot
ten how you bowed down and worshiped the God
from whose name your own cometh Why then
should you be eyasperaled at being called Cider
Gratis after this great God. Zohire-u-dopl"-
supporter of the (whig) State We cannot see.
Alas! how tickle! But day since, and this jolly
God, was the 10 kolon of all you could dream of
in politics, in morals, in religion. Then, you sang
hallelujahs to his name; you carried flags in his
honor; you celebrated his praises with s,ringed
instruments and wind instruments; you drank in
spiration from his eye. till you became wanion,
and, chucking him under the chin called him jaime!
jaane!' (my life! my lfe) And now but, no!
you cannot be in earnest You do like the name
we have given you; you will be true to the Power
who has done so much for you; ah, yes! ".aiiah-
hu-akber,!" (Cider is greatly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Another Great Robbery-Thc office Of the Re-
ceiver of Public Moneys, in Chicago, Illinois, was
entered on Saturday or Sunday night, the lih and
18th ul,, and robbed of the following money, viz:
SlO,s3s in gold, $500 in silver, $500 in Treasury
notes, 500 military land scrip, and one $50 no:e,
Bank of North Adams, Mass. A reward of $1,000
is offered for the recovery of the money, and $500
for the arrest Of the robber. That's the way Uncle
Sam is plundered.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
GopEy's LADY's HooK.-Edited by Mrs SARAH }. Hall
and Mrs LYDIA II. SIooURNgy. October, lsll.

GoDEv's LADY's HooK.-Edited by Mrs SARAH J. HALE
and Mrs LYDIA II. SIooURNEy. October, lSil.
The October number is an excellent one, one of
the best we have seen. The Enraged Antiquary,
one of the plates of the present number, is one OF
the finest and most amusing ensravinss published
in the series 'Faneuil Hall is also beautiful
The subscribers 10 this work receive during the
year, tweny-four most elegantly engraved plates,
besides great number Of Fashion Plates and other
embellishments, which alone are worthy the sub
scrip,ion price. The contributors are among the
first in the country, and the Book every way woT-
thy The extensive patronage it receives.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

to- The editor of the Beiloms Falls Ga:eiie
seems to be totally unaware of his destruction in
the late election. This is not the first time his
species have been known to exhibit similar ignor-
ance on similar occasions, In old times the Toor-
Romans have been known too cut mn ass in two
with their cimelars, while the animal remained for
some time, standing, perfectly unconscious of the
stroke, so dextcrousy was it given.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

We learn that Col. ]. W. Grogan, an aceosnt Of.
whose arrest is given in the preceding columns, was
seen through the CRATES ola prison il Mon.rea, by
gentleman who has just returned from visit to
that city 1t appears that he is suffering much from
the wounds he received. 1t is said that very few
approve Of the arrest. A few days will unboub,-
eddy decide what the authorities will do in the case
Franklin Messenger.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

.4nofher Democratic Pietory in Indiand.-On
the 18th Sept, special election was held for a
State Senator in Marion county, to 6ll vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Hanna, (whs)
who was recently appointed U. S. Marshal, and
Nathaniel West, true democrat, was elected, p
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Righti-The Patriot suggests tina, all the de-
mocratic members Of the Legislature be at the
Capitol the day previous to the meeting Of the Leg
stature. wewould second the suggestion and add
that we hope not one will fail Of being on the ground
n riH Be Of importance,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

THE KNIcxERpocKER.-Th old and highly
popular Magazine has passed into the hands o.
Otis, Breeders 8 Co., Boston, by whom it will
hereafter be published, Tie well known rePua'
ton Of those gentlemen is sufficient guarantee tina
the Magazine will not fail to Sustain its high rePu
ton in their hands.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
THE CABINET COMPLETE.

The appointment Of Mr. Spencer to the War
Department and the asceriained acceptance ofthe
General Post Office by Mr. Wickliile, complete the
second Federal Cabinet of 1871. Thus it stands
Daniel Webster VI Mass, Secretary Estate,
Walter Forward of Penn, :" of the Treas y
Abel 7. upshur of Va, of the Navy.
John C.. Spencer Of n. Y. of War.
Hugh s. legare OFFS. G. Attorney General.
Charles A. Wickie of n.y., Postmaster General.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

The weather has fallen into sad error, we
reckon. 1t always conrives TO rain, and blow, and
sPlush, and splash, and splitter from beginning to
end of election week; from which fact, our goodly
Capital has come to be known as "the city Of
mud" But this year, the storm has come on II
week too soon. Save us from Main Street side
walk, if the mistake is discovered next week!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Wokei up-We learn by the Piaiisburgh Re.
publican that Capt. Il. J.. Clary, assistant Quartz
Master Gen'l, IT, 5. A., has arrived at that post
and is preparing to so oil with the barracks com.
menced some Two or three years since. notwi,h-
the work will be completed and the buildings en-
closed before winter.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

TIP We shall be found at the UNION (good
fxin's Major, if you peasc!) the few first days of
the session, at which time and p'ace--V IRE hap
pen TO be Curing any of our subscribers anything,
ice piH pay H.!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA!
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

The Acadia arrived in Boston on the 5th inst
l6 days from Liverpool.
The distress in the manufacturing districts in
England, still continued with undated vgor
In Ireland, there were strong symptoms Of pOpu-
lar inIuietude.
An attempt has been made in Paris to nssassi
nate one of the Kings sons. The Belfast pindi
Gator publishes letter, giving an account of thu
discovery in the vicinity Of the Azores, Of wreck
supposed to be that Of tho President.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08
Tte Spirit OF Tbe Age.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S, 1871.
N O TIC f..

There are still few of our subscribers in Wind
sor county who have neglected to settle with us
for the first year of the .Age. This is not o. X.
We must be allowed to say, that we expect all
those who are behind to catch up Immediately.
Let ii be distinctly UNDERSTOOD that no subscriber
in the county wiN be entered on our books for the
merit year, ,rho is in arrears for The first.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Envy isa cursed plant; some 6bers of i, are root
ed in almos, every mans nature, and it works in
a sly, imperceplible manner. Avoid it as mortO
poison.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Homicide.-A man named Murphy was killed
in Fairfield, W., on the 22d ult,, by companion
named Quin, during fight which took place while
they were both excited by liquor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

THE DOLLAR MAGAzIsE.-Edited by N. r. WILLIS and
II. HASTINGS WELD October, ISL. Wilson Co.
462 Nassaustreet, New York.
This number Of good Magazine, contains, Us
embellishments, plate descriptive of the prevail
ing mode in New York for riding costume; an H.
lustra,ion Of The Irish Prophecy Man. tale,
and THE Merry Swiss Girl a page Of Music
The contents are otherwise useful and entertaining
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Delicaey.-A very modes, young lady, in Rich
mond, 60, exceedingly offended, because a clerk ii,
dry goods store offered to show her some undress
ed Irish linens. She went right home and told he r
Ma.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

A Free Pre@.-Gales & Scaon, publishers Of
the National Inieiiigencer, are charged on the
books Of the rotten bank Of the United States, the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

THE sgMI-MosrnLY MAsAziSE.-Cgo, RoBERrs, 6 State
street, Boston.
The first number Of this Magazine, for October,
contains, Tho Ancient Regime by James, and
George ST. George julian in continuation; q
humorous sketch, Nicholas Dunks,' from Black
wood for September, and other interesting articles
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

The Courier says. " many who were wings las,
year are now,in uncertainty whether they are wings
or not. We confess that pe are in this perdiea-
meet" The same paper, in aluding to the wing
Congressional Address, pronounces it :" dsgraeeful
10 its authors. - Boston Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Death Of Cor. Caanon,-The Nashville Hhis
announces the death Of Newton Cannon, late Gov
ernor Of Tennessee, on the evening Of the 10th ul,
Of paralysis.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Blumenbach, speaking Of phrenology, says -
"There is great deal tina, is nep and true in this
system; but the new is not true, and the true is no
men"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-10-08

Some one was joking Mr. Tyler about carrying
on, doors some spoiled cider left by Gen. Harrison.
Whereupon Mr. Tyler said, 81 am only carrying
out The principles that elected me-"