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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
GOVERNORS MESSAGE OPINIONS OF
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
GOVERNOR pAINE's MESSAGE.

This document, as coming from the highes
iunconary in the state, deserves passing notice
though on any other score il is altogether unwor.
thy Of serious attention. However, when n Gov.
ernor talks it is proper that he should be heard
although he should happen to talk very foolishy
The main purpose of our Vermont Governor, in the
present Message, appears TO have been to treat oil
the affairs Of Rhodc kiand;,o dcprccalc the slrng.
gle for liberty in that state to denounce "wih the
scvcrcst reprchcnsion," the advocates and cham.
pons Of Tree suffrage; and to commend, what he i.
pleased TO style, "lhc Iirmncss, wisdom and for
beamnce" of the Algcrines.
We infer this to have been his chief object from
the fact that he gives 10 the Il. Island question,
more space than 10 any topic pertaining TO own
affairs. His apology for Introducing the matter so
wholly foreign 10 the concerns Of our own state, is
that he feels it his duty to assist in regulating pub
lie opinion on this subject, - and pay suitable
tribute of respect 10 the recent noble exhibition OF
humane and patriotic, virtues on the part of the
chartered arsiocracy of Rhode Island.
TO all Of this there can be no serious objection.
Certainly 10 great harm can come Of the Governor
disclosing his true character and sentiments in his
own way, however odous his opinions, or how
ever unsuitable the occasion Of their ulterancc.-
An OPEN and mpudent enemy TO popular liberty,
- VI UHCc tss aUu less UtSDcaDIt IIHlU
scent and hypocrilical foe. Of the Governor
arguments we have but a little TO say--such Of our
readers as have had patience to read them, will
have perceived they have no claim TO noreiiy, nj,
least. The very same arguments now used by
Gov Paine, and all The leading wings in rea-
lion TO the suffrage question, were employed by all
the leading Tories in the time Of the Revolution,
II any one doubts the truth of this assertion, let
him refer to history Of that period; and he will ac-
knowledge is correctness, better commentary on
the lying prctenions ollhat party who affect 10
possess more "democracy'' than democrats them
selves, could not be desired.
The only prominent exception to the rule we
have mentioned, is John Quincy Adams, who very
early espouscd the republican doctrines of rhc sui-
frage party in Rhode Island declared the new
government 10 have been rightly established; and
has receeily volunteered his legal services in de-
fence of IFS prosecuted adhcrents. How much
more noble than the sentiments and conduct of
Gov Pane, who, without possessing the smallest
fraction Of the ex-rresidens intelligence or ability
writes long Message to commend the "lorbear
anee" Of clique Of vindciive aristocrais,-and to
prove that government under which hundreds of
the "hcroos Of seventy SIX have lived and died
without enjoying the only distinctive right of free
men, is "A government SO equal and excellent that
change ii at the will Of the majority, is rebellion,
revelation and tica:on,-- ~ RspubiicGn.
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.fl 1910: referred to the committee on banks.

Ct 1910: referred to the committee on banks.
Reports-By committee on Banks, against bill
repeating provise of oath sec of the banking act
of 1910, Qhat relmquishing the one per cent for
merly payable to The State, if the banks redeem in
Boston; bill supported by Messrs Pettbone and
Cobb, OFFS. opposed by MessIs Warner, Sprague,
and Garfield, when, at the motion of Mr. iIarring-
ton, supported by Nlessrs Niles and Peck the bill
was laid on the table. By com. on Agriculture,
Senate bill in addition TO chap 60 r. s. (poatoes
and apples to be measured same as charcoal,) and
it was ordered to third reading By general com
nlec, in amendment of chap. 1907 R. 5. with a
mcndments. The first amendment was TO strike
out the section reducing the salary of assistant sec
re,aries of House and Senate, Secretary Of Cover
nor and engrossins clerk TO 50 per day and 10
cents per nile travel opposed by Mr. Villas and re-
iecled. After rejection of other amendments, MI
l'renlss moved to dismiss the bill: opposed by
NIessrs Rice and Villas and ncsaived ITO 10 l6.
Adj
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04
Spirit OF tie age.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1912.
HON, JOHN c. spENCER's LETTER,

We have taken the earliest occasion to lay be-
fore our readers, TO the exclusion of much other
matter prepared for this weeks paper, the entire
letter of the Secretary of War defining his position,
and, we may most cmphalically say defining the
position of the Coon party,
The Albany Argus remarks Gas a part of the
history of the llmes,t is II paper of much interest,
and it may be regarded we think, as the ablesl
and most effective vindica,on ofNlr Tylers course
and position which has yet made its appearance.
But as an exposition Of the political course and
character Of the friends of Mr. Clay-lhe antago-
mist party of the democracy of the country-it is
alike able and pungcnt. A party which denounced
& signalzed the l'rcsideniof their choice, because
he refused to convict himself of the grossest ncon-
sstency upon The 8, eat public questions Of his times,
because he refused 10 sacrifice not only his own
character but the well being of the country to the
Bank and Distribution schemes, and to the ad:
vancomcnt of Mr. Cay-will find the facts and
statements of this letter very difficult things to di:
gcst.
Iu every aspect, is a curious and important ex:
position of the course and aims of parties, and
will induce many candid wings to Withhold their
corporation from the effort to force the nomination
of Sir Clay, and TO compel them to endorse opn-
lnions and schemes, condemned by the honest voice
Of the country.
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Letter from Hon, John c. Spencer,
From he Rochester DAILY ldueriisr.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS.

Rochester, October IA, 1912.
Hon. JOHN G. SPENCER.
Sir-The friends of the Administration oil FRESH
dent Tyler, in Western New York, are very de-
srlOus 10 Obtain from some one capable ana will
ing TO give it. an explanation OF the course OF the
Administration, and an exposition of its policy
They know of no one upon whom they could call
with so much confidence, as upon one who has 50
long been identified with their interests and their
sentiments, and who has the means of furnishing
the information they DESIRE They also feel, from
long association, natural interest in your own po-
siton, which has been, as we conceive, mis-
understood and misrepresented. Learning that
you are about to visit our state, we would respect
fully invite you to extend your journey 10 the
western part of it, and then afford US an oppor-
tunity of hearing The exposltions we desire; or
should you be unable 10 afford us the pleasure OF
personal interview, we should be much sralilied
10 receive communication from you on the sub
jet referred to,
We are, sir, your friends,
LEWIS X, FAULKNER,
WILLIAM G. STORRS,
a. II. JONES,
ENOS STONE,
LEWIS BIXBY.
w. A. WELLES,
Monroe county General Committee.
JOSEPH STRONG,
JARED NEWELL,
T., ID, WHEELER,
Presiding officers at the late public
meeting in this city.
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WHIGGERY AND THE LAST JUDGE.

The fcderallss showed their magliann.ity, OF
their spleen, in the election Of Ilh assistant JUS
lice Of the S. Court in place of Judge Collumcl
who declined Il reelection, on Wednesday. BE.
fore their nomination of Judges, made in caucus
it was known tina, Judge Collumer had declined
and that successor was TO be chosen. Numbers
of prominent wings expressed decided preference
for Gen. Kellogg and their intention of supporting
him for that station, so that the opinion was ex-
lensively entertained that Gen. X. would get the
election, After the determination in caucus to
sacrifice Judge Williams upon the alter of federal
malignity and vengeance different tone was as
sumcd by the federal leaders and wme- pullcrs,-.
Then their language to the democrats wus-"lI
you consent to the disgrace and imnlolalion Of
Judge Williams and supper, our caucus non'ina-
lions straight through, We will give you Gen. Kel.
ogg in the place of Judge G. notwithstanding our
nomination Of Col. Coolidge; but if not, and you
nsis, upon voting for Judge Williams, we will not
give You Gen X"
The democrats could no, conscicnlopsly consent
to the sacrifice of Judge Wlllinmswilhout cause
they supported him, and by the votes of some 10
or II feds, he was elected. The wing leaders then
went To work 10 drill their forces ard whip in those
men who had supported Judge w. they succeed
cd TO the full extent, and MIR IIebard (Col. Cool
edge having decllncd,) carried the whole federal
slrcngll--an all because the democrats refused to
assent to the immolatlon of n man who had, for Il
great number Of years, been supported by all par
ties, but us wing, MS assistant and Chief Justice
of the ). Court This they would not consent to
do, and the consequence Is what it il. We hope
will be satisfied with the selection made,
bu, we cannot think thai the people Of this State
can sanction such dishonornble conduct, such par
ly Juggling, to effect it.
"Nlom the gods will to destroy
They lrst make mad.n Patriot
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Thursday, Oct. 81, 1872
SENATE.-BiHs-Mr Butler, Of the select
eommt,ee on the subject, reported the bill, with
wi swcmdincnt. aboIislinr capital punishment and
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N, rc.S Villas and Garfield and carried; bill in
Adj.l n 10 chap. Is r. 3. and ii was ordered to
third reollne; against bill regulating assignments
and w. dismissed; against further legislation on
fore o.rro Of mortgages; against bill relating to
town cIegK3, Ito administer oath, in case Of cOun-
" cct riiica,es, also TO take acknowledgment of
ieedS,) and it was dismissed; against hill relating
to bills o. divorce and il was dismissed; against
petrion OF elijah r. Green for divorce, and the
petition was read and laid on the table; bill in ad-
.lhi,n to net of last year repeal part of chap 30
X. s., tvrovding for payment of fox certificates
issued Between Nov. 8, 1911 and Jan. l, lSl2)-
opposed 1y NIessrs Stark, and eastman, support
cd b, II ,srs Rice, Villas, Peck, Taylor and Ward
ner, ana ordered TO Il thrd reading.
The Governor this morning informed the House
that julius Converse esq had declined the office
of States Attorney for Windsor Co.
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Tho committee rcpol ted u resolution in this cas-,
that VIM. II. Carter is entitled TO seat, oral les
timony 10 prove notice tia, the seat would be con
tested, having been unanimously excluded. 'lh,
resolution was adopted. Adj,
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TO-MARRTEDLADTES.

MADAME RESTELLS PREVENTIVE POWDERS
l These invaluable Powders have been universally adoped
in Europe but France particular for upwards OF thirty
well by thou aads this country, being the
only mild safe and e remedy for ladies whose
health forblds too rapid increase Of family.
Madame Restsll, well known, for thrifty
Female Physician in the two principal Female Hospitsis IN
Europehose Of Vienna and Pars-where favored by her
great and opportunities she attained that cele
krty those great discoveries in medical science 90
eiay sdsled The emae frame for which her medicines
stand unrvaled well this country Europe Her
acquaintance the physiology and anatomy Of the female
frame enabled her-by tracing the decline and vi health OF
married females the meridian OF life and the
queRt rapid and apparently inexpcabie which
eensiun many fond mother premature their
source-to knowled OF the Of
female ons-especay married females-whch 10
led the dscovery OF her celebrated Preventive Pow
dersp Their adoption the Of preserving
only the health but the life Of aectonate wife
and fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the mgortance Of this subject and
yimatsg the vast benefits resulting to thousands by then
iopon would most sfully the attention Of the
Varied by all that they hold and deart cosidera
don tnot wise and y'rtuow 10 prevent ITO which we
Evey dsPsAiionste vi,tuou. and enlightened mind win
dame Reste recomnsnds Or ever rscommsnded Price hs
items They B. forwarded BY mail to q the Uni
MADAME REsTELL, Female Physician. Principal cahe...
TO o'clk N. Boston Office No. Essex ii4 d&wlm
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TO THE LADIES.

MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician. still CONT
u to treat With astonishing success, all dsea pecu
liar to females Suppression rreguarty obstruction sc
whatever produced be removed by Madame e.
very short Madame C.s medical hav
accommodation Of her she isn prepared
to ladies the point of cosn ment tho
wish be treated for obsrucuon Of their monthly PERIOD
Madame c. be consulted her residence 81 Lspenrd
at all times All communications and letters post
Maid ,,sir
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MEDICAL AID.

MONG the many mighty improvements Of The age there
a none Of more Importance to mansind and perhaps
the practice of medicine constrained admit
have met with convrci proofs Of approval
has recently made valuable discoveries in the
Of disease which not only being appreciated hut he win
,hat iii IN The sr .hnnlJ y. nd ~ soe
the pusc for the benefit of mankind; but woule
why should more than eise hestow the
result Of bs labos upon community public from whom
he hes received corresponding benefit nevertheless
informed the Doctor has published little book de-
failing improved mode Of practice aud placed within the
reach Of all who choose ask FOR 1.-THE price CENTS il
I've had Of the Doctor at his private
sto % Mott street at all hours Of day night and also At
and broadway and Chambers street, aso in the Bow
cry at No S. corner Of Walker street and iss corner Of
tha opposite Orange street postp id remittance Of one
dollar will obtain the book in implicit form. free Of
postage part Of the United States. Address Dr. Gre
gorv, ~ Mottst DE Inn
NOlICkThe subs educipg his large assortment
Nat unusually low prices such please I'll who wish
to purchase any articles either the saed.y and coach
Webbing. thread. bits. stirrurs, bells.
Patent leather. K cio'n, bows, lamps, knobs.
s,ss .'ss: Sse; buckets S Ssf stnrns
jt stzw 2m ,3o Water sweet.
DR. TAYLOh's BALsAM OF Llx EKw OKT,-At the
old establishment s75 bowery-The PERSON advertising
Tayos snd again a. W. w. Saser not pos as ncr
has had any connection with the estsb shmen No
sS"s. named Ws% fs.yeb Ss n Ssd De ess
the house u his deceased brother for several About
he opened store at AL Spring street and ad
ago before the public support Of Burritt Go lmI
s,ug pr Taylors Balsam Of verw rtsnd again comes for
sa sllIos the Irop.stctsp OF ssd nedeIoe WIN
yer INST etrodnced this celebrated medicine, w Tiny
e' ~ " IS about a fourteen years OF age
M We 9,d Once BIS Bowerya between Fourth and F,fh
V" ou' aseh" VIII please addrees a. Formerly dfs I'M
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SUPREME DRESS COATS

BEST QUALITY,
soth woYkmanship ant Materials for TWENTY Y(Jt
DOLLARS also, Pantaoons Ten Dollar PHlLIfB Cab
Tailoring establishment,
las Broadway.
Nb-The boyessrmens are be squs 10
n reject TO those made By the srpense boses TN
ity Tbs no empty Guarantee b that ~. afvxytsn
.sxse himselftoful0 prrvsN
bopakiy cwsE u
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NoTICE.-IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS and all
y others sending letters ENGLAND by the ROYAL MAIL
sTEA NEks from Boston. Messn. Harden 4 Co: would
received at their Office No Wall street New York. up to
shall be placed the English mail board the steamer be-
bosts the Sound une the delay shall be than
NIB. Nessrs. II. Go. would also give notice to their
friends the they do give the above
without power to fulfil the same.
Dr. HARNDEN q co.
poMEkol CO.'S ALsAsI ASP BUTFALo rAcKAaI
L EXPRESS AND AoENcy-tor the Transportation of Spe
se, Bank Nos.. small ractges Sample Goods Valuable
New York aud bsnv to Buffalo, via Schenectady Utica
Syracuse Auburn Seneca Falls Geneva, CansDdasua Re
chester, Batavia SC
Messrs Pomsroy Co will attend to the Collecting or Par
ing Noer Drafts Bills eep'aDee.; &C., and all
any such business shall be Committed to the
above named places, with promptness.
RkFEREscEs:
s.rastus C;9n.ng ESQ, President Albany City Bank
lhomas w. Olcett, Esq. Mechanics and Farmers'
Noah Lee, \ Albany EIchauee Bank
watts sherman, Albany City Bank
Imes Taylor, Commercial Bank
Theodore Olcot'," Canal Bank
Ezra P.Prentice
J ,hn Taylor,
Office No. q Wall street. New Yovk
P0MEROY CO., Office No 3 Dourr's Buildings,
40 . Corner State Market streets, Albany
Albany. Nov 18th, ls.i MS I'm
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DRICE REDUCED-The subscribers have reduced the
price of their celebrated Peach Orchard Coal offer
for sale lots suit purchasers free of carriage
the city, SO per for broken and and So for
They have also superior article Of Schuykll Coal consd-
cred superior to either Lehgh Lackawaus for sale lots
suit families manufacturer $3.50 per ton for Jumps aud
and 81 per for broken and egg
Liverpool Orrel Coal, $40 per challron.
Virginia 81 so
Appyto WILLIAMS FERGUSON,
No. % Oak street. Madison and Jeff cn or
No ls7 Anthony st adjoining the Broadway Tabernacle
lis 3ts%
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TIMBER FOR THE U. s. DRY DOCK. BROOKLYN.
Sealed ais will be received at office Of the Ma
~ Arp. NeS YSL urt the Let day q April for furnish
plank for the foundations Of the Dry Deck. viz
$500 spruce piles Of length varying "a TO 81 eto aver
svsr.se At least z inches in dameter feet from the butt
$4,000 nes feet white pine timber foot square for floor
$4,000 neal feet white pine do foot by foot inches square
AL board of white pine plank for floor
feet board of inch yellow pine plank for
the above timber and plank be Of perfectly sound and
durable quality.
all respscts prepared for sharpening and driving
The white pine timber TO be free from shakes and large
above siven and Of the following lengths. half Of
each lot to be sticks % 2s aud 81 feet long The remain
number nsa Of each Length to Be nsay the same
The white plank to be entirely free from large knsts-
square sdssdha sngihs Of ~ a. "a 20 80 ess-o ave
rage not less than ~.
yellow pine plank to be straight and square edged suit
width from 10 to IL nchesto average less than 10 liz
ches.
Engineer Dry Dock subject Tie inspection and sppro
The piles be delivered such quantities and such
between the LIST day Of July aud the 18th day Of October
required BY the Navy Asenthe giving not less than
The White pine timber be delivered between the LIST day
Of September and si,t day Of Oco6er and
The pr ,posa. vail the price per stick p-s
measure for the and pine plank
The right reserved assign less than the whole quantity
of each kind OF timber to biddersnd offers will be
Popo.aso endorsed, Proposals for Timber, for Dry
agents o"' k6BER tf't wEfM ts Navy Agent
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THE PRINCIPLES OF MUTUAL INSURANCE,

VI M u a T.,
800 coMciNEp WITH STOCK CAPITAL: BY THE
JACKSON MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY of the
city Of New York-Capita Stock This Company
having by unanimous vote Of the Board Of Directors
written OF very large majority of the stockhelde
adopted byeaw to take effect the first Of January
after the payment the annual
the interest scerung the aid capital stock
d, net rroita shall be invested in Safety Fund to be set
part and separate from the other funds Of the company
which fund shall belong the of said company
perssps and firms who shall have paid the premiums
composing said profits, and Tor which certificate may be
med the books Of the company which
ate will en,itle the holder thereof to the interest annually
he par making insurance this Office all the adv antags
the Mutual Principle and giving also the add
The Of premium will be favorable that OF any
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THIRD GRAND CONCERT A La MUsARp-At the
has and hs pube n
s1s S.. that S # t,sn"g January a0 instant.
Mr. Mssener VII execute on the Csrnet Piston piece
Henry of Mehn and several other pieces Of his
Henry comic singer will sing the Irish schoolmasier
I'LL i for : :: arc S.. % with
Mr.. Messemss5, Cornet a Piston.
NJ. b Heury comic singer.
Mrs Hart, hsrpis. and vocalist
PROGRAMME
l. Overture of Fra Diavoo Mr. Messemer Krucel and Mr..
Sol: Maf. Of the Norma arranged and executed By
Come and take in the Harbor, comic song by Mr.
Variation for Harp the Mathis Fane Suisse by Mr
Duetis Of Don Juan ozar) Mrs Hart and Miss Dimman
Gslop on the Pianoioe composed and executed by MIR
PART II.
Of the Tups Msm.y Mhn D5nsDs
Grand Air de Grace) Robert lie Diabe siayerber) Mrs
Solo on the Corne, Piston composed and executed by
= The foson ofLonsHmean Mr.. Msssn.r kiussi and
Overture of he Dame Bianehe) Mr. Messimer. Krusel
T Hsd sSns} Ms E % Whole Company
HIy SGs % H ,,p by m
6 The Merry Monh of May (eomiea' sonr) Nr B. Henry
tallope for Cornet Piston arranged by Mr. Messmer
Free eoTance nothing pay, bu, only for the Refresh
Conc ert 10 commence o'clock j2o IT.
IRA Nd BALL AT TAMAANY X ALL, Oh Friday
" jan. Is h, is,2 for he benefit Of Mr. JOHN ASH.
Ssvanb foundertd 2sth of November Is of Cape
Nshwe ws chief Cook on bc ard this i'll vess and
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DEACH ORCHARD NUT COAL AT LACKAWAN;
L MA FRlCEs-Real Peach Orchard Red Ash, Lsrge
Nut Coal douby screened and delivered the
city free 81 Broken Egg S. so Lehigh
So CO., Screened Liverpool Sill co. Apply at yard 500 Wash
ington street, Spring. d23 Sun
PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT.
MONS MALLAN SONS, Surgeon Dentists, s72 Broad
l and at London and Paris inform the public OF New
York and vicinity that of their very
practice they have length been open
manent establishment, where they be consulted daily
s72 Bro adway between Franklin aud White streets in
appertanng their profession whch the
successful in Of their celebrated
and improvements IN the art OF Dentistry. d2 Inn
OOPULAR MEDIClNE.-Thorn's Compound Extract OF
Cobaiba and sarsapariia, certain safe and effect
ual remedy discovered for the elects
stricures whites in the back and ons
affections of the kidneys gravel scorbutc erupons
One recommendation this preparation enjoys
its portable FORM put pots the mod, which
may be taken being both pleasant
with restriction diet or confinement from daily business
and ought be upprovided with preparation possess
ing the advantages which the present Prepared
by J. B. Thorn chemist London and for sale wholesale and
retail James Tarrant 2es Greenwich street. Of War
rem; Souilard Deuc Park Row, and ss Broadway; p
pickle. 4l4 Broadway.
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ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, PIMPLES,
ERECKLES &c

positive remedy may b. found y Sir W. blizzard the
n famous English doctors recipe called Jones' Indian Balm
Remember reader this "pudr aostrum, bnt ecicn
tfc physicians prescription. Its erecta Wonderful
removing all Eruptons from the face also Freeces Tan
Sc mpsrg :ealthy and beautiful clearness
the skin. PeOns should tins for nothing disgust
ing TO eye of the word this disease Sold at s2-te
very ariui of the numbee-s2 Chatham street.
first shaving soap to make real lather roth
the skin soften the dry the may be found
Jones Bunker Hill shaving Soap sold at the place
ttoa