Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-02

SLAvEHoLDlKo RuLE.-Mr. Calhoun
lately said in the Senate. that the govern
Gent had een-badiy administered for 90
| years past. and particularly since the tar
| IN OF '28. which had made money as
plenty as dirt. And yet during all this
period the slave power has controlled the
operations of the government. We con-
cur with Mr.. Calhoun, and think there
should be change of power hslanth-
Topis!.
CASE OF MR. ToRREv.-The urrest of
tnis gentleman at Annapolis. and the sub
seqnent proceedings in regard TO him. 90
very fartowafd raising the distinct qoes-
ilon,s and IN such way that j. must be
decided, Wheeler there is any such thing
as personal safety and freedom in citizen
ship OF the United Ssates-whether the
constitution under which We profess to
live IS really any thing more than dead
letter. A more fragrant violation of per-
lisonal right, so far as principle is concern
&c, has never been presented in this coun-
1try-no, even IN the worst cases Of Lynch
law that have occurred 10 Arkansas or
Mississippi.-N Y. Spectator. ~ ....-
| REMARKABLE PREsERyATIoS OF LIFE
--Oa the 10Th of Nov, Mr.. Benz. Grant
a young man about 30 years Of age, en-,
gagged in tending Fairbanks's formerly
Nurses mill) in the rortherly part OF
Shrewsbury. was caught by the sleeve of
hrs frock upon strong iron spike which
had been temporarily driven into a KEY
hole, Into the spindle that passes throu oh
and carries the upper stone. around which
his arm was tightly wound, bringing his
body in close contact with the spindle. In
this position, 1t is supposed by those best
acquainted with the circumstances, he
must have reVoIved al least three hundred
times, before his cries brought MIR. Fair.
banks 10 stop the mill and extricate him
from hissawiuly perilous situation, pass
lug at each revolution through space
twenty one inches square. The most i'm
portant Injuries sustained were fracture of
both thigh bones. ofthe small bone of the
right leg. and of the right arm ia three
different places, al one Of which the bones
prolruded through the skin. constituting
what surgeons call compound fracture.
Surgical assist ance was obtained in about
an hour from The occurrence of the accid-
ent, AID his fractured and otherwise
wounded limbs were properly dressed.
From that time to the present, be has suf,
tered but little severe pain, and has pro-
gressed toward recovery, steadily and
more rapidly than was anticipated at that
time, and is now ableto SIT up in his chair
very comfortably Worcester Spy.
A RESOLUTION has been introduced in
. TO the New York House OF Assembly to
refund to Gen. Jackson. with interest and
costs, the fine Of $1,000 imposed on him
by the Judg e OF the Louisiana District in
1915, for an alleged offence against the
auth oritysof said Judge. The question
whether the resolution should be consid
, cred was. on Saturday, decided affirmative
". yeas 81, nays 37-nearly party vote
The consideration of the resolution was
then, at the request of the mover, postpon
. ed until Monday. ......
A Singular VILLA tavern keeper
Y in Andover. Vt. died few days since
+; leaving a property, TO the amount of abou
' four thousand dollars. During bis sick
: ness, when aware that his end was ne
II be made his will, distributing his properly
e in the following order: To four of hi
e lchildren he gave one dollar each; L
I his wife one half the remainder Of BIZ
/ wealth and TO the youngest son, who WA
!. foolish, the other hasf.-The four bow
i to come in possession of their dfiIar eacI
in one year after his death. The widow
). aud voua9esLs son who were 10 possess tn,
;, bulk of his property, were to have use o
n it during their lives, and after their de
ST cease, the remainder was TO be put at ia
o lersst for one hundred years, then 10 b. ex
|, peaded in building schoo! house in Bra
D, ticboro' in that State The man is state
: to have been in his right mind.
IS Boston Times
PRESIDENT BERIAH GREEN-TLi
distinguished scholar and phiianthropi:
n !eclured In the Grand street House, { VI
S, Stor,s) on Monday evening. He wa
d. not allowed to go into the An Presbyte
y ian Church Shades Of Freedunt I
y what are We comiug2 Give the Iordl
church. aris,ocrats of our land the powe
rs aid we verify believe they would shut 0,
a the second coming of the Son of Go
be But a short time ago, this house was ops
or 10 freedom. She is now no, recognized
e HIS one arisen there who "haew n
lr- JOSEPH ~ So much for Sectarian des pc
do .sn. We hope the abolitionisis in tn
Or church will have setfrespect enough
ne leave them alone in their shame To
70 sia Of Liberty.
4. A company has been formed in En-
+, land for the parpose Of facilitating emigr
- ton 10 the United States. Ii we unde
stand il, the Co. has purchased or is