Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-10-28

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A Sign Look a, the following in the Portland
| [Nlainel American. This is the way the cat is
Jumping:
| John c. Calhoun. AS this able statesman and
honest patriot is TO visit the North in November,
we hope the democracy of Portland will take
| " steps to invite him TO this city. 1t would be
mailer of profound qualification TO the sterling
men of the east 10 see and shuke hands with him.
| John Z. Calhoun has everbeen true to the cause
OF the masses. There is not particle of ariStoc-
racy in his feelings sentiments We always
know where to fad him, and that in every emer-
gency he is trust worthy. The nation may be-
proud tor his ngle hearted democracy, while the
intellect of ali lands may be equally proud of his
commanding abilities.
Western Ods.-The Wisconsin Wing states
that nnn by The name of Wayne recently went
into field of oats, at the head of Platte river;
that lie losl his way while in them that mot return
ing at night search was made for him next day,
mud he was ut last discovered by some men who
were seated on n load OF hay, passing by. lie at
racled their attention by jumping up aud down
in the onts. The oats were eight feet high, and
Wayne, being a short man, was rs badly off, as if
he hud been il the everglades OF Florida.
The U. S. Senate now comprises 80 Wings. in
Guiding MIR. Rves of Virginia, and 20 Locos.
There are Two vacancies in Tennessee. 1t is safe
to assume that IN place OF Mr.. Preston, of >. c.,
Graham, oil N. c.. and Kerr, of Mary land, demo-
cratic Senators will 0e chosen for six years from
the 4lh of March next. Indiana is doubtful. The
Wings will probOhy' gain Senator in Ohio, in
place of Mr.. Allen. So that we shall doubtless re-
tain The majority in the Senate.
Phrases Almost all countries present exam
pies Of the strange love which mankind have of
dang Inings in round about way. In England
n member OF Parliament does not give up his
sea;--he only accepts the Chiltern Hundreds"
In the OuGman Empire, when The SulIan wants
10 disnIiss Grand Visier from Office. he sends
messenger, who enters the Visier's house, walks
mp to his table, aud wipes the ink OFT OF his gold
en-. No more is said or done, but the Visier uu-
derslnnds that he is forthwith dismissed
TO- Every one OF The regulators in Maryland
has been repudiated by the people.
Mr. Webster intimates that the Tariff derived
some aid in ITS passage through Congress from The
Opposition. True, but when and what kind Of
aid? Not until the eleventh hour, when the Ve-
10 had destroyed the bill adjusted and passed, with
a solitary exception solely through the efforts ana
votes of the Wings, was this aid rendered, and
then grudgingly, TO very small extent, ana Tor
far other reasons than a disposition 10 project
American labor Would the followers OF Mr.
Calhoun and Mr.. Van Buren, ever have originated
a measure of protection? Could single repre-
sentative among them give his voice in favor of
Protection, and remained among them?
The following brief extracts from MIR. Senator
Buchanan's speech, will show the motive and the
spirit of this aid.--.Ntieark Daily Adv.
=" admit most cheeriully that the bill is extrav.
agant in the protection which il affords, and in
some instances is altogether prohbitory. IL is a
hill of which I do not approve, and for ohich
0Ouid not pois were il not for The present unpar-
alleed condition of the existing law, the treasury
and the country"
." WOULD NOT IMPOSE ONE DOLLAR OF DUTIES
ON FOREIGN IMPORTS, beyond what may
be necessary TO meet an economical expenditure
"When we are wound up, we 60 u stronger
than ever" as the clock said 10 the bankrupt