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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
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q. 4enle NIB Srbu, inbem lIe ihre 9eldlls
terte G0en, pcn 9lnbrru anempfeklen, ipeld,e
70 beriibmt 9egeu S,uifen, @ertdlmua, Neis
ierfeit, @n9bruifigfeit, fdperes Stbemidl6pfs
en-. ShmerS in Der Seitc uub Der Srulf,
gIutIpeien, SdlHnpfen, S,er,tIrffcn, Driiden
cher gEuneheit auf rer Srulf, Slauen Nus
fen, Seitenlfeden, Id)meree r6er ilbermdeis
gee glueiwieu NIB alle jene Grdnfbeiten bic
our 9Ire,ehrnn9 fubren, tnrd) neldle 3ous
fenee ais Spfer fallen unb in ein friib,eiti9es
@Irab gefnrSt peroer, fir 3ernndldBignng
pae mdnd)e fur cine einfdd'e Berfdltng ball
teu-peaten ergcbenit nuSegen, bae fie tag,
lid Die aler erfreuIihiien Iadridhten BON
oeeen ipunecrbareu Nplgen bon allen Qheilen
Der Ser. Staatcn empfangen. Gebr piele,
ole fur unheilfam Gehalten pureen unb bic
fait ale Sopffnuug perleren batten, haben
curdl oe6en GjebrNud ben 9r6eteu 9iueer err
fabren. IS fauu ebne tir 9eriu9fle @jefabr
0eKcmmen ipereen, uue III 70 angenebm, bdG
&ineer CO init ge5ieroe elTen. Aie Snrru
meldbe bieie 3ufdmmeuIetung bereit6 betpirfl
bat = ben 9iuf neld,cu ee eemglfeG9e inter
Nerfcnen erldngt, bic, burd, @rfabrunq, i'm
Stduee ltno bon oeeen lHirfune AT urtheilen
bic bche Weinun9, bic gIer5te bon eeeen
@i0enftdften babeu, uno Die fol9lide gInems
pfebIunq, ole de erhielt, fpritt beutIid, unb
uuperbcIen bon bem Nueen uno @rfcl9e bies
Ger MebBin.
UD Der edte 9Irtitel III ;u taten III Der
SDatrtot Sruferet.
gl(lsutaun, Mir3 80, nq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
geete Qluforperuna.

llnte.ssifaeter fIubet fId1 ceranIaet, atle
bic, speIche nod 9credltc 8Orberunqcn an i'm
1T indehsu baber, bfemit nohmnl 6ffentfi6
~ erfzdlrt, nirielbeH MnneH erei Wlpuaten
bei . apib g dat. Ga. in grerlertaun,
einsureidien, tpelder iiberhaupf bic eiauioas
tipn meiner @nd,er iiterncmnien bat. =
8Fiefe an MIDI bitte id III BrauFiren.
GiHginHasl, 81 laGfn slprii, 1871.
81. 81 $. abulfc.
Dea 5sen Wai, Aa--ssa
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
On sslt(herhdnpler.

ia llnter5ridlneter bic gum | ltcn cSuni 9Ils
lentaun ufrla6eu rpiro, 70 bietet or hermit
ieinen Berratb BON ghhernS gum 8erfauf an,
bcifeheno aus un9cfdbr
1000 Stiid gerhor bon Sotn Sries,
1900 /" guffi9e Sanger, uno
200 " QGalfin9tpns geben.
slae oerfduRihc @ertc. Die beiccn ere
fern Tnb mcbrftene einsetuuoen unO eeeiere'
in baltsbano einqebunoen. Gr fpuree cielels
ben III cinem iueerft Il billigen Ireie
oblaeen, all 8fdlertdnbler poer SrGmer.-
Wan melee iId) balp, bel
q. q. Sage.
9l0eutaun, sIpril Z, uq-bo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
9acner Gcnfeftioncr II. 6ru6t Stpbr.
Settler mtb Carer,

MAIDEN hermit cen @inwpbnern ocr gIGlens
toun unb benz 9Mbtifum iiberhnupt bic 9Inseis
Qe, eae fie in Ger 0omitcn Strdee, etlde
8buren pberholb lpret, Sd9er uuo Sos Soars
tepaaren Stehr, in oem Ndule fruher RON
S0curD 3etd,ert bewcbnt, einer neuen uno
Ucnifinoigcn Stohr ocu allen 9Irten
9uGeriraaren ltnb alt8pdrtt9eu nnb
einhcimti6en Srlidten,
crStfnct batcn, rreIde fe III frhr billigcr
preieen, bcim @rcern uuo &lciueh gum Gers
fduf anbieteu.
StobrbaIter i'm eanee unb Gambler lit 3us
tsrwaaren perben es gu ibrem 8crtbcil ftns
oen, weuu fe bel ibnen durufen, inoem Ge
ibre 3uderiddlen ale ieIbll ais benz bclteu
3ader eerfertigen, unb 1T ben pbilabcIpbier
Drslen rertaufen. Siudi fGnneu ieoe 9Irt
3uderfaden auf Die tlirSste Seilcauns pcrs
ferti9t peroen.
Ne6qleiden talteu fe Der erIdieeene Scrtcu
BON Den beleu 9lrteu Delegate QEeine, jebe
9Irt 8ifters, unb BON ben beten SYrups gum
8erfauf.
Gle bcfffn eurd, punttlide gebienur9 unn
billi0e preifr eineu 3beil Der rfeutliden
@ewcaentet ;u erbalten.
W1ai I2, nq-6Mjap
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02

Die ebisen Sttsibunesitl6e fIne unser ieis
CT 9lufTdlt 9emad,t tpereen unb ct 1T fpils
lens, lIe cbne alIes tpeitsre Cob fur fId) feIbit
reeen gu laiien.
sIud, bat ct tineu @orratb ben Steds,
Dsmbefrdsen, unc Soemeen 81 esrfanfen.
P@r hat fceben Die gieuDcrter unb pbi
laeelpbter s dfdlen empfaugen unb bic
ieHi9er, tpelde oafllr nuterldrieben baben,
6elieben frlte ab;ubcIen.
TCdpes Maeen fir Sdnticsr fInb
inmerfOrt bc ibm su baben.
Sane6 Saneion.
2IGeutauH, WaY 5. nq-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
2tlIentauuer Sur uno 9iueia
SUITS Qbrtf.

II Der Namiltcnilrase, geqeniter s a NJ G.
(en'S Sleiberitchr.
Sacpb 9. gods.
bat bciducis auf S,aup, Elm auSgetebntes
2l6prtement ppn mpri9en Sur unb
9fu6ta S0iiten,
opn elmer pcriii9Iid,en Aualitdt; aud bat
sr fiirsltd, in TeuDorf uno WhiaceIpbia Elm
9rrsee 9Iscrtemcnt bon 6appen ein9es
fanft, mcrnnter Gdl befnoen:
Otter &appen. Sur Seal. 9iutre. g)lues
frat. @cncg, 70 ipie aud, alIe girten Gucl,.
Rappen fir Winner NIB &nabeu.
Diele &appen fnS BON einsr guten 0uas
litdt mo wereen su cen biai9feu preilen
eerfauft.
Saufeute INC 9tu6erc, Die beim @jrpsen
fauftn, ipcrbru es ~ ibrem @ertbeil fineen,
bel ibm aniurufcn unb fur ff Ielbit 81 urs
beiler.
Nutmdther i'm 9duee werecn inter ben
tiajsiien 9eoiugitn9en NIT jeesr Dirt pefen
trimmings, II. I. NJ. perfeteu.
cSaCpb 9. gpos.
sIlentaun, Sctrber 81. nq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
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tetreibt ncd5 INNER fetn @efddft auf Der fho,
itShen Sete eer paRiIten Giraffe, cterhaIb
Naaenbncbs Wirthshauie, nno 8ierp'e Waas
REX Naue qeaenhber, in Alentann alImc or
i,amer auf S,anc bait, Hn0 anf 8eifeanne
perfsrtlgsn wlro
&nt(Gen, 9fifIes, Bu99tes, Dear
bcrnS, GulfieS, u. {. rs.
81 haIt immsrfert CUTE 2lrtritslente unb aGs
Snhrperfe rgreeu inter Isiuer 9lnhIdt aus
sen bslfen MateriaIien eemadt, nno fclaIlf
glnn or fir leine elrbeit gut lfsben.
glnsbeeeruneen an alien Gnbrperten trerf
ben auf bie flirjehe gInssiSe nno ~ ben BIT
IisffeH preieen perfcrat.
or iiI bauFbar fur 9encsene &nnofdaft
nue bcfft burb phnftIide gIbpartuna leiner
G,eldjdffe, HHb biDi9e preiee, feinen 2bell Der
65uaif oes publifunis fernerbiu 81 erbalten.
Or 1T entfcbloeen ~ cen alIernieorIglten
preisen fir baarcs geIo Sa cerFaufen.
Wedra 8, fia-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
Stettler

&ccient ftdt bicfer GjeIsgenbeit irren
Trcunreu nnc Dem publifum iiberbaupt ans
iei9eit baB erbas
glau Nlrben urb gGeten
ucd, INNER al feinem alten Stanoplab, uns
9efdbr cine ! Wcie ocu Se9erspilIe uno eis
he 1 Meile bon &crn'6 Wlnble fcrtbetreibt,
alIwo er bns Carpet @afngts unb 1ifhths
dcrreben ueben Gem @Iaufdrten fir bic BIZ
It9ife prciie rrricrgen wiro.
Gr il bantbar fur 9cncfeuc SnuSfnsft,
unb hcfft auf eme 6prtcauer terieIteH
Saniel Stettltr.
gIpril IA. *-3
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
Sehet tier!

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Sau8ratb 81 perfaufen ali berab9eiees
ten Nrei6en.
Da Der iluterihricteue eefonnen it feincn
Stcf pom ueuem nuo oauerbaft uerfertigtem
Soausrdth lu pertIciucrn, fo bietet er su gang
herat9eieeteu 9DreiBeit fur beares @elo, fcls
genSe 9lrtifel sum @erfluf an, ndmlid, Otcs
ha9onD unS Srften Suredu6, Seio,goaros,
Secretairs, alIe SrrtEu Glide, Gdfdrdnte,
Settiielcu nit tcbeil mo nieneru pfoifeu,
mo einc 9InsahI anbert, iii lein Sad einfdlIos
qenbe slrtitel Dceglcidlen aid 8Crrtian
9ortdu9e ron alIen Sarten uuc Gjr0eeu.
cyohn 8. Slice.
Gadife Ghirr ;u gcrbefs NntWanufaf,
tur III Ger gTpao Straee,
@stblebenL M6r; IA, uq-6R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
Ri Derfallfen.

Gin prdd,tiger @ierspferbe Bnacn nit cis
nem nenen fart 9emddnten Ratop, 1T eurd,
prioat Naneel III perfaufen. las 9idbcre er,
fibrt man in ter ErHdereiees
9e6a Natricts.
9ipril Z, nq-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
OeIeaF6affs Q(uAoGuno

Die geiddftss9crbnoung, tpeldle feitber
inter Der 8irma ben & a sing unb . IL
rD, III Der Gutidhere, belfaueen hat, III ms
ter oem 2lffen 9Ipril, nit beieerieitiacr g3es
rilligung aufaelaet ncrben. 9lle feldie meIs
die nod an beiaete Nirma ihnIoie fiuD, fOns
men ibre Hedlnig BEL bem unterieid,neten db>
ftllieeen, ipeldler bic Binder gu biefem @uos
Sped in Cdnoen bdlt.
DAG @eid1ift miro tpis friiher al benz al,
ten Staneplag BON oem llntcrjeidnetrn fcrts
getrieben.
Sobn 8atin9er.
allentair, 9irril %. nq-3nt
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
Gin 6aus III perlef)neit.

Gin grrBes brebifofigtes 6aus, (chnr tic
pcrcere Stnbe,) seleaen in eer s,amitUns
Straee iii ~ urrlehnen. 99eun ee ucElanqf
miro, 70 faim bic Heufs in @carciua tesahlt
peroen. SefiB fam BIC snm lifeH Slmp ers
seten pereeH. Waau meioe lIg1 baIp in Bic
lrr
Grudersu
gIlIrnlanu. sIpril Il. Sa
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
Q5erDeu perlaugt.

3mei eehrIinge, bic oas Gierbers uno ecnsr>
Sereiter 6ancfperf IL erlernen rpiinfhen, bic
smidlen Gem 9llter bon Is unn II cSahrcn
Tuo, lreroen icalcidi bel ben llnterfdlricteHen
IN Ger Sfaet 9ethtehem perldHaf. Sie fcns
nen duf pcrtheilhafte Seoingungcn rcdynen
prnn iIe lIcl iuslsid, neloen.
SOieph 2etbert uno Gohn.
Setblehem, Wirs 10, - 3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
Scntoopotbt(Der Sbierarst.
q . Il a s q dl nihf.

Gpna6 g d mibt
Stattet hermit lciucn bishrrieen @uueeu
tersIiden Dauf ob, fur ihre llntcrfueung
unO 3utrauen, uno nimmt eiefe GjeIeaenbeit
ihuen ioipcbl ais rem publfum ilbprhaupf,
aninsrigen, cd6 CT jest feineu qBobucrt nad,
2IIIentam perleat bat. Gr 1T ;u fneen In
Dem oauie noe ebenlals Dr 9lemi9 rehHte,
;tpei 8bnren cberbab Dr Charles Wartin,
lelr., 100 er fOrtfdbrt Die 3biernr5ereifunrs
mad, Socmacpatiidler slrt III bstreiten hnb feis
lie Dienifr alien fcldlen anbietet, bic i'm nit
ibrem 3utrauen bcebren.
sc7- qIud, III or ats Gaent auec1elIf, NIB
halt jeoerSeit BON rem telteu fpanifdru, balbs
ipanidlru nro qemeinen 3igarren, 9taud,,s
Stdns unb Sdlnupftdbaf beim @jrpsen uo
Sleinen gum gerfauf nuf ],anO.
SIrriI 28, *-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
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Ter llnterfdriebeue birtet an fetHer Mnbs
Ic, in GilesaEbeiibaIl Iaimfdlip, IS 1cnuen
@jDps at @erfauf al. 9j1an fam benlebem
nod BeIieben, gemahIeu uoer III Steiuci, err
baltrn.
Saccb Gd,ane,
gIpsii7, M Sn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-06-02
0(etber- @tobr.

Esr llntsrid'rietens BAT IN ieineai aIeibsrs
Gtehr IN Der EanillcH Giraffe, Gegsuiiber
. . ae' bnGFrbr Elm ecIIilanbiDes eIiTcrti,
uient pen feuen
gii6ern uno GallImeres
aaer eIrtsn unb Gin pOIIltdnei0es aIicrtimenf
bon
Scnlmers@liter
ans bswn CT ale gIrtsn 5Isibnugsifide auf
Befiellungen III mdden bereit III HnD ba er
imner cute glrbeiter bdit, 70 fam er ale 9e,
lfennHsen gut unc auf oaslfdlneIIiie belergen !;
mic andp einen erreen 9erratb bon
Uerti9en Gleioungsffliden,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-20

class, of which he is stern and proud member
We claim for him that he stands before the people
untained with any of those aristocratc notions
which the elevated place he has so long occupied
Is almost sure to engender; we claim for him an
honest heart, clear head and sound intellect We
claim for him the honor of being the first in
the State to unveil the iniquity of the banking
system. We claim for him, that " solitary and
alone, he put that ball in notion" We claim that
years before the Hero of New Orleans had dashed
out the brains of -" the monster" against the hui
warks of the Constitution, Nathan Smile, in the
Legislature of Vermont, was conending alone, sim
gle-hnnde'l, but undsmayed, against the whole
army of Bank slaves, for the very reform which,
now, the democratic party feel is advancing like
the tread of a giant in the whole Union, We claim
for him that he has an eye TO see, heart TO feel
and an intellect to aid the primary interest of the
people-lhe loco focOs, as the ederaliss call them,
i. e. the RABBLE, who will not submit to be ruled
and gulled and bled to death by the rich and the
well born;" those who feel that it is not sin to
be poor, and that their Father in Heaven looks with
as much compassion and tenderness upon the poor
man who works for his bread, as he does upon the
rich man who Tolls in ease and luxury on his gded
sofa We claim for him-for NATHAN SMILE
that in the all times, and in all Places under all
circumstances, whether the cunning have endea-
vored to wheede or the violent to brow-beat him,
that he has stood as brave as steel, firm as rock,
ready to advocate and vote for the rights of the
many We claim TINT, neither coaxing, nor in-
suits, taunts or reproaches, sneers or intimidation,
have driven him from the plain path of duty, or in
duced him to hesitate or waver one moment in his
devotion to the interests and we-beng ofthe mass.
So much we claim for NATHAN SMILE, the
candidate of the Reform party, for Governor of the
State, The services he has done the people in his
public capncity, arc before them, lie stands nm
interrupted, He has never varied
never deviateh; for such man we ask the support
of the people of this State,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-20

Cor the benef, of the poor mans children in fur
Walton who not year since was so full of sym
paihy for the poor man that Gas he would have US
believe) it flowed in torrents from his eyes, now
proposes to rob the poor man of this last hope, for
the purpose of iquida,ina the expenses of federal
extravaganza and corruption.
By the terms of the law above quoted, every
person will readily perceive that the funds raised
by the annual tax for the support of paupers and
building bridges in the several towns, is Just as
much The property of the State as is The School
fund, and may with as much propriety be applied
to liquidae the State debt.
BY the conditions of the law of 1885, the inter-
est on the School fund is to be annually added to,
and become a part of the principal; and of this
fund the State borrowed in 1884, Do, 1872, 3S, in
1885, Ola ,025,7S, in 1886, Ola 546,9 "a, in 1887,
Dl7,O97 ,l6, in 1888, DO, 1853 II, in 1889, dr.
49s,3S, and in $780, d. 1856 Sc, TO which sums
add the interest as provided by law, and on the
3Oth of Sept, 1871 it will amount to DlO7 1902
coTruplions of the party which has borne rule for
the last ten twelve years in this State. But this
is not all. 1t appears from the Auditors reports,
that in 1889, the State was indebted to the Safety
fund Dl6,Ol3,3l, and that in 1910 it received
D2, 1877 ,6S more of the same fund, to which add
the interest up to Sept 3Oth 1871, and the amount
is D20,25s,is. 1t will be further found by the
report of $780, that the amount of interest paid to
individuals, towns and banks for money borrowed,
was d., 30S, I2, which shows an Indebtedness of
DDS, l73, &c; we find also by the same report that
the further sum of D5, $50, was borrowed Of an
individual and bank; to these last two sums, add
the interest up to Sept. 3oih, 1871, and we have
the amount due from the State to individuals, sc,
at the close Of the present fiscal year, SIG 500, 80
Add the amount due Safety fund, AS |
Add amount due School fund, lO7,730,23
An amount Of Debt, equal to $l74,79l SO
Add the balance of expenses of 1910, 26,53l,G5
And we have a State Debt of the
enormous sum Of S2Ol 1923, IS |
and were we to be let into the secret of the whole
machinery, we should undoubtedly find ten or
twelve thousand dollars more to add to the above
amount.
NJ. g. W.. -r'ae' =" "I"""'c 'ns 'dsI
debt in five minutes, and how BY simply
applying the School fund, Well, let us try it
The whole amount of thu, fund, as reported by the
Auditor, Sept. 3Olh, 1910, exclusive of in,eres,
then due, was DIG ,6i34s deduct this from the
above amount, and we have balance of debt
against the State of D74,679,7O, and in addition
to this an annual balance constantly accruiug agains,
the State.
Now, what say freemen, is there no need Of
State Reform Is the cry of State debt all hum
bug2 With the foregoing facts drawn from the
official reports, will you be longer gulcd by the
lying Hioichmun and its pious editor? But why
does Gen. Walton undertake 10 conceal these facts
This will endcnvol 10 show in my next. Suffice
for the present, he is well paid for it,
SCRUTATOR.
August l2h, lSil
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-20
AN EXTRACT FROM THE JOURNAL
OF THE LAST LEGISLATURE.

[Frtddy, October 9, 1910.
Mr. SMILE introduced tho following resolution;
Resoirei, That proper regard for the interests
Of the whole community renders i eypedient, in
the appointment of the Standing Committees of the
House, that portion Of each of said committee
should consist Of FARMERS and MECHANICS.
Which was read; and on the question, shall the
resolution pass the yeas and nays having been
demanded, we've taken, and were as follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs Adams Of Cavendish, Aiken, Allen Of
Waterbury, Ames. Baker, Bancroft, Barnes Of Ad-
olson, Barnes Of Hancock, Barnes of Rochester.
Baxter Of Burlington, Bnylies, Beaman, Beard,
Beach, Bennett Bigelow, Billings, Bodgett, Royce,
Bracket, Bridgman, Bryant, Buck, Buckmas,er,
Bullum, Bullock, Burbank. Carpenter of Kirby.
Carpenter Of Orange, Chandler Of Peachnm, Charl-
ton, Cheney. Cleveland Of Brcokfeld, Colman,
Cook, Curtis, Cutler, Cuts, Davis, Dearbon,
Downer, Downs, Draper, DIVER, Eager Ferguson
Ferris, Fisher. Foster of Swanron, Foster Of Tun-
bridge, Fox French, Gambell, George. Gibson,
Gilmore Graves, Hall Of Dover, Hall of GIoon
Hall Of Rvega'e, Hamilton, Harris Of Baltimore
Harris Of Windham, Hastings Of Rupert. IIawev
Hewcs IIodgkins, Ilollis'er, Holt, lloughion, Io
yev. IIutchings, Isham, Jones of Richmond, Jones
Of Wai,sfeld, Kinsman, Knight, Indd, Lamb.
Tendon. Lombard of Glover, Lewis, Liltlefeld
Loveand, Lyon Of Salem, Martin, Nlatiocks, Nc
GalIy, Mcneil, Merrill, Morgan, Morrill,, Morse,
Newton of Marlboro, Newton of st. Adams, On
ion. Park, Paul Of Middletown, Penrce, Perkins,
Preston, Putnam Of Middlesex Putnam of WIFI
iinpham, Read, REYNOLDS, Rice Of Siraiton. Rob-
inson of Stow, Robinson Of W. Fairlee, Round
Rumsey. Stafford. Sanborn Schof Sears Shaw Of
Roybury, Shaw Of Tinmonth, Sheldon, Sleeper,
Smile, Smith of Bolton, Smith of Wilmington.
Spear. Sprague, Stone, Stow, Tenney, Thorp,
Topliff. Town, Townshend, Turner, Villas. Wagar,
Walker ofTheford, Wordsworth. Warner Of Jeri-
cho, Weeks Of Bennington, White, Wright of Lei
ceser, Wright of Wanen-l4O.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs Adams Of South Hero, Aldrich. Allen Of
Wes,ford, Bascom, Benton, Chandler Of Derby,
Chandler Of Woodstock, Cosson, Colby. Cole,
Corse, Dawson, De Forest, Denson, Dodge. Gil
christ. Hastings Of st. Johnsburv, HAYS, lazen.
Hemingway, Henry, Htdrd Of Randolph, Hihbard
Of Concord, Higley, Human, Hodges, Howe,
Hubbard Of Franklin Hubbard Of Gui'dha'l, IIvde.
Kendall. King. Knapp, Leonard Of Chiuenden.
Leonard Of Worcester. Lille. Mead, Parker.
II % Paul Of Pomfret, Pope, Porter Of Hartford.
Pren,i.s Rix, Rowell, Sahn, Simonds. Smith Of
Bridport, Smith Of Londonderry, Smith of Puney,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-20
PROGRES OF "RELyEF."

Since our last, The House of Representatives,
have passed an act 10 consummnte the relief Of HE
people BY taxing them 20 per ceut on all The tea,
COFFEE sugar, salt, and various other articles which
they purchase for their families.
II is an act 10 make fire pounds Of isa cost as
much as sir nor cost.
I, is an act 10 make fire pounds of coffee cost as
much as sir notr cost
In effect, i, takes for The use Of Government
ereru sirih pound Of tea and coffee the farmer and
mechanic hu,s!
How would the farmer or mechanic like 20 meet
at the store door us he comes out a fnrgdiherer
who should take from him ONr SIXTH Of al he
had bought for his famiip. telling him il was ne
cessarv 10 enable the wings 10 accomplish The "Ts-
trenchmentand reform" they promised before the
election
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-20

In 1880, the bill was brought forward for the re-
charter Of the Bank of Windsor. Another extract
from the Journals will perhaps bes, show the part
taken by Mr. Smile.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-09-27
AMBASSADOR TO THE SOUTH.

The semi annual meeting of the VI. Antislave-
~ Society was holden AT Rochester on the 9th
inst. We quo;e from the proceedings.
II. w. W. Miller Introduced the following res.
oulion:
Resoircd, That the time has fully come when
we can and ought To appoint an agent 10 visit the
suyehudng States, and press the subject of c.
Emancipation upon the consideration OF suvehold-
crs and the Legislatures of the several savehold.
ing Safes
After spirited remarks from the mover, the res
olution, was adopted, aud n committee OF three
were appointed 10 carry Tie object into effect
Sisling of Titus Hutchinson, &. l.. Knapp, and
ltylnnd Fletcher.
II. Davis Introduced the following resolution
which was adopted after briel reniarks from the
mover;
ReS9Ired, That ms long us American Slavery
continues, ii viii he Il good ding 10 be zealousy
affected for its abolition.
The same individual introduced the following
resolution which was also adopted after remarks
from himself:
heSoired, That We are without any hope of see
ing the end OF American Slavery as IL Is, through
The agency of tue American Church as il u.s. or the
insrumenalily OF either political party as Il 49,,
under God through the uniring efforts of aholi-
tioniss good and uue aud through their regular
organization as IL should be.
! The Committee TO whom was referred the sub
jcct OF sending an agent TO the South reported us
! follows.
Rochester Sept. 10, lS4l.
To the Vermont AMI Slavery Society, now in
! Session
I Your committee appointed on the resolution of
MIR. Miller, respectfully report that having contem-
plated the purpor Of the resolution, and the prop.
oson of Col. II. w. W. Miller, to go to The South
under the appreciation OF The Society, and with
out other aid from the Society, than their appro-
baton, and their prayers do report that said Mil
Ter is a suitable person, for such an embassy, and
present him to The consideration of The Society,
Tor such their epprobalion.
! TITUs HUTCHINSON, Chairman
OF said Committee.