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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-11
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CTRAW WRAPP!NG-iooo re crown straw wrsppi =
- an excellent article list received and for By
u rkRsSE BROOKS, 81 Liberty IT.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Bad!

We sec that Consul Jarvis, through his "Adyo-
cate has made personal attack npon the demo-
cratic candidates for the Senate in Windsor county
Mcssrs Raymond, Gay and Edmunds are designa-
ted "small dry-goods Dealers" and of Mr. Skin
ner, it is said-"hls occupation in life balances
somewhere along between that of horse Jockey
and a STAGE PROPRlETOR!" This is the first
inlimation we have had that the occupation of
"Stage Proprietor Is considered disiepulablc and
we tuke occasion 10 say, with the leave Of his
ConsuIship. we have yet to learn that it is so
considered by any body but himself aud his scrrs.
1t is II matter of great regret, on the part Of Mr.
SINNERS friends, that he does not happen to be
Spectator in wool like the Spanish IIldago Of
Wcaiherslicd, or failing in that, that he does
not happen 10 be his son-in-law, so that his mo-
ney and influence can manufacture importance and
command votes for him but SO it is, and as it is
not MIR SINNERS fault that he is thus deficient in
all the essentials of good cilzen, we really think
it unmcrcilul in the Spaniard 10 twit him Of t,and
we cannot bu, impore, most hunbly, that his Ex-
celcncy, the Commander-n-chei in and over
Windsor county, will be mcrciful to those who
cannot claim 10 be his relatives or vege,atc under
the shadow of his Shade, and allow them little
longer TO live, move and have being in this bless
ed world; we most sacredly promise that the
"Sage Proprietor" shall keep himself at a proper
distance from the snf Box of his Spanish great
ness, that his plebeian breath shall not offend the
noslrl's OF Jupiter to(m)nans. Spare him, we
bescech thee, and we will sec that no ''Slage Pro-
prleiors' shall be too familiar with Spanish Con-
suls.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Keep it before The People!

That, in these acts, and approval of acts, the
party shows, in striking colors, its opposition to
the principles ofpolica equality its violation and
contempt Of The true principles Of American dcmoc-
racy, and the ialhessncss and hypocrisy of all its
late professions of friendship for the mechanic and
laborers Of the counlry and that it is the duty Of
the democratic press 10 present these matters in
their true light, and Of the democracy of the State
aud the Uniou-of all good men who love freedom,
aud would see right and justice prevail in the land
TO express their Indignation at the Inference of
doctrines so hostile 10 the split Of freedom, and
dangerous 10 The free institutions of the country.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
n OW!

The Court has adjourned! That other batch of old
counts goes Immediately! Some of subscribers have
taken two four and five copies -four paper Tor two years,
without pay ing us cent. We have large amount to
raise Immediately and can do anything with these
bills we shall-get mad, not just you please You
expect us 10 print the best paper in the worldyon scod
il ii is not perfectly o. X. and yet YOU pay nothing
do it with We shan't stand any such gum gamss!-
There is not man on our books but that can pay liz
something. If every one would pay only TEN CENTS
it would clear out that 100000 paper motto that hangs
over our head You can raise the money If you tryyou
have it in your pocket! look and see! There We told
You you had Now send it to us in u minute!
This talk is meant for Windsor County
June II,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Wing Banners,

In the course Of the Tariff debate in the House,
on the 9Th inst, Mr. Gamble Of Georgia, fed
oral member, disclaimcd the doctrine of protection
as unknown to the Wings of 1910. As reported;
:" Mr. Gamble denied, in reply 10 some remarks
of the gentleman from Indiana, (Nlr Whitc,) tia,
the wing party, at the late Presidential election,
contemplated protective tariff 1t was Il doe
lrine that was new 10 him, aud it was rot heard Of
at the South they had the principles of the COM
promise on their banners, and not protection; and
he protested against having II protective tariff fls-
tened upon them as n consequence Of the victory
Of the wings in 1910"
These federal gentlemen carried quite number
of notices Son their baAncrs.' At the South,
their " 6aancrs" bore "comprOmise and mol pro-
tcction;" at the North, they bore "p,oiceiioa and
not compromise" Here it was "Bunk," and
there it was "aaH- Bank" and in nothing did the
banners" agree. but in promising "ipo dollars
n day, and roast becf."
These various banners look somewhat nwk-
wardly. when brought into close contact at Wash.
ingon, and ii is not little difficult 10 determine
which is the genuine Wing banner, although il
seems 10 be agreed that Mr. Tyler's "anh- Bank,
and anil Tariff" banner, is not genuine.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08

ton of st. Adams, Onion, Page, Park Parker, Pau
of Middetown, PAUL of Pomiret, Hope, Porter Of
Hartford, Plentiss, Preston Putnam ofMiddesex,
Putnam of Nottingham, Raymond, Read, Rice Of
Straton, Rix, Robinson Of w. Fairee, Round
Rowel, Rumsy, Sabin, Sanborn. Sears, Shaw OF
Roxbury, Shaw of 'rinmoulh, Sheldon, Simonds,
Sleeper Smith Of Bridporl, Smith of Londonderry
Smith of IPutney. Spear, Stone, Swyt, Tappan,
Tenney, Townshend futile, Wagar, WaEGfeid,
Walker of Whiting, Warner of Bristol, Warner
of Newhaven, Warner of Jericho, Warren, Wash
burn, Weeks of Bennington, He'ks of Salisbury,
Wells, Wheeler of Montgomery, Wheeler, of Win
hall, White, Wilcox, Wright of Leicester, Wright
of Warren, Young-l6s.
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs Aiken, Allen of Waterbury, Ames Ban
croft, Baylies, Bigelow Blodgett, Boyce, Burbank,
Charlton, Deaborn, Downcr, FERN. Ferris, George,
Gibson, Graves, Hall Of Dover, Hall Of Groton,
Hall of Ryegate Iewes, IIolster ,IIovey Hutch
ngs Jones of Richmond, Liltlefied, Luce, Lyon
of Salem, Martin, McGahy, Merrill Morgan, Nor
rill, Noycs, Pearco, Perkins, Reynolds, Robinson
of Stow, Stafford, Schoif, Smile, Smith of Bolton
Smith of Wilmington, Sprague, Stow ,Thorp, Top
lff, Town, Turner, Villas, Walker Of Thellord,
Wardsworth-53.
The vote Oh the dismissal shows the teeth Of
federalism. Even in old federal Massachusetts &
similar resolution was, few years since, intro
duced in the Legislature and passed almost unan
mously, but in Vermont it must be put down.
BY the resolution of Mr. SMILE The farmers ant
mechanics of the State can see that the old farmer
is ever vigilant and active in their cause;ever bat
thing with those who would thrust them fIom al
offices of trust and emoument and make them the
scrfs Of an aristcGracy.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Ont Of their own mouths.

1t may be noticed that the wings, a'o now ell
deavoring 10 shake off the odum of the Bankrupt
Law, since il has met with such universal condcm-
nation,
Below we give an extract from the BoilowS
Fails Gazette, without comment
Already have half million Of ruined debtors
ruined, primarily, by the destructive acts of the
late adminlslraion-bcen made glad by the IL
dings of the BdakruW L0w; and ms this law was
carried through by WIG VOTES, ercIy loco
ioco, crcepiiour roiiHg against il, this half Il
million Of frced souls will rusl, TO the support oi
those who have liberated them
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Admitted at last.

The Wdithman, admits the existence of State
debt, alter having s'ouily denied it for years The
people are pinning the administration Of this Stale
10 the wal, and no mistake.
But.hear the admission of the Waichman:
The people too well understand the true state
OF the case TO be misled. They know that the en-
penses of the state have been generally graduated
by a scale contracted rather than beral-iha, THE
iEAlSTlNG DEBT is the offs pring ofan admin
rtralion, not of the wings, but Of VIM A. Palm
mer, and Lebbeus Egerion, &c.
When we have said That the State was in debt.
we have uniformly been told by the cidercrals tina,
we were liar!
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Keep il before the People!

And let the FACTbc sounded flom Vermont
10 Louisiana and from Massachusetts, to the Oregon
Territory, that the frs, thirteen months of their
rule after the defeat of Van Buren, the federal ci-
dercrols increased the Public Debt at the rate of
Twenty four dollars Il minute One Thousand
-Four Hundred and Ninety Five dollars an hour
Thirty five Thousand, Eight Hundred and Ninety
Seven dollars day One Million, Seventy Six
Thousand, Nine Hundred and Twenty Three
dollars month! Or. Fourteen millions in - months
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
A Spanish Edict.
By his Awrulness WILLIAM JARVIS, Gov ernor,
Captain, General, and Commander. inChief in
and over The County of Windsor.
A PROCLAMATION

"A FkOCI4MA
Uhercas notice has been given me, shat GER
tain iactous and disordcry persons in these my
dominions not having the fear of me before their
eyes, and contrary 10 the peace and well-being of
my people did hold a sedilous 6, reasonable meet
ing 10 wit; at place called the Eagle House situa-
ted on Green Street in the village ofWoodstock and
center of my dominions, on the 18th utimo,A A. ID.
1912, and did then and there presume to nOmin-
ate four traitors to my allegiance TO rec, i've, in op
position 10 my ticket headed by my worship(al SON
in-law, the suirages Of my people at the next gen.
eral election; and, whereas, have been informed
that these rebels are people of The lower orders of
society, to wit; "smali dry goods dealers and
to fear that many persons are giving the aforesaid
traitors, rebels ard plebeians aid and comfort, to
the destruction ofmy diminions and the great scan
dial of human nature,
do, therefore, issue this my PROCLAMA-
TON to make known the same to the good peo-
pie of my county and all Others that they may gov
ern themselves accordingly And do warn all per-
sons against any intercourse or connection with the
aforesaid "small dry goods dealers and Stage Pro-
prietors," or their deluded adherenis now conspir-
ing against the laws and government of my domin-
ions, and admonish and command the said 'small
dry goods dealers and Stage proprielor., "and their
adherents, Immediately to throw down their
arms and disperse, that peace and order may be
restored to my suffering community, and as they
will answer the contrary at their peril. Further,
eAhorl the people of Windsor county to aid and
suppori,by example and by arms my civil aud mil
i'ary authorities in pursuing to condgn punishment,
all engaged in said unhoIy aud criminal enterprise
against the peace and dignity Of my county.
Ia tcslmoN W whereof have caused my seal to
be affixed to these presents, and have sign
the same with my hand. Given at Wealth
erslield Bow, on the 9th day of July, in
LIS. the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and. iorty-lwo, and of the ndcpcn-
dencc of the United States of America the
sixty sixth. WILLIAM JARVIS.
BY his ENccllcncy's command:
HAMpEN CUTrs, Ills Son-in-Iaw,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Keep it before the People!

That the wings Of this State have approved of
the dongs of the Charter party of Rhode Island, in
cnacling that natire american citizen of a
State must be resident in ioVa for one gear,
before he can vote for State officers, although he
may have lived in the State his whole life. There
by sustaining an act which pIsFRANCuIsEs a
large number Of laborers, mechanics, ,and traders
who may have changed their town residence in
order to gain an honest living.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Keep it before the People!

That the federal wings of this state have approx
ed of the acts of the Charter Assembly of Rhode
Island, declaring that native citizen must reside
in State THREE YEARS before he can be-
come Il voter--lhus DISFR.4.NCHISINGa
large portion Of native American citizens, who are
engaged in manufacturing and other pursuits land
whose livelihood depends upon the products of
their labor, whenever they can obtain it.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Keep it before the People!

The following extracts from Mr. Cloy's speeches
are an exccllen, eNcmpcalIon Of tina, 'imo dol-
lars a day and roosi Jetr:"
From Mr. Chy's speech on the 18th of July 1910;
The fact of Ger. Iarrison's election will of it,
'clr powerfully contribute 10 the security and pros
pcrlIy of the people. Confluence wW immciioic-
~ rerire; crcaH piH be rcsiorcd; aciire business
miH return, amt he prizes Of products, aud The
wdgcs Of iabor nW rise"
From Mr. CIay's farewell address 10 the U, S.
Senate in March, 1922
81 retire from you, Mr. President, know at II
period Of I.NFLNITE DISTRESS avn
EMBARRASSMENT
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08

tain the existing position of things, and furnish a.
mother month for discussion and for the adjustment:
of details All this machinery was part Of the
tactics of the protested exclusive friends OF Tariff
the Clay wings, to head" the President; and by
postponing definite action on the tariff bill to the
las, moment, compel him, under the pressing ext
gences of the government and the treasury TO pre-
sent himself in the inconsistent attitude Of appro
wing the Distribution Law, regardless of the COM
promise act.
The President, with equal lirmness and consist
ency, has met the contingency, and ioiled the SIN
lister designs of his enemies and the enemies oil 'hc
public interests.
And now the question arises, will the lilends oil
Mr. Clay, the prolcsscd exclusive friends OF tariff,
sacrifice that great and essential measure OF reve-
nue. because they cannot convict John Tyler ofin-
consistency, and compel him TO approve an ancon-
ditionul Distribution Law,
H'ilh all the professions of regard for "the
manufacturing interest,"" for domestic industry
for American labor and capital" they are mere
parlizans, caring nothing for any. Of those
interests, unless they can be made subservlent to
lheis schemes, and ready 10 throw them overheard
at the first moment they imagine such perform
ancc conducive to their party deslngns. Hence
the sacrifice of the Tariff, whether for Revenue or
Protection, at the shrine Of Distribution, and at
the dicum Of Mr. Clay.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
Jupiter!

As one mode to PUT TIE STATE OUT OF
DhDI' ihe wings have constantly struggled to
get our share of the public lands-JYaici man.
l.o. then, the State i, in debt, after all, and we
have told The truth abou, il ,on the admission of the
Wdichmaa!
The "Whigs who have been constantly strug-
Cling &C. have a majority of forty or fifty in
Consress-why don't they send on that /" share, "
eh, M JTaichman?
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Vhtg' arguments against The
old Farmer.

"Keeps grocery
Sells molasses,.
do "rum,''
do "crackers,'
do "codish,"
"Naihan-Sme and Bank Recommendations
Smile and State orm-Grocer-sells rum
Naiban-do'nt know northumberland and 50
on, and so on.
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II EEP III BEFORE THE
PEOPLE!

That the wings of this state have openly approved
of the doctrine avowed by the Kings charter party
Of Rhode Island, that no citizen born in foreign
county, however long he may have lived in the
United States, shall be allowed the privilege oithe
elective franchise; and have thus sanctioned the
odous doctrine Of LIMITED SUFFRAGE,
and TAX.ATIO,N WITHOUT REPRE-
SENT.dITON.
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A Keen Reiori A wing, in speaking of Mr.
Van Buren, visit TO Columbus, (Ohio) mper,i-
nently inquired Of a young democrat what Mr. Van
Buren, was 10 be fed upon. The reply of the dem
ocra, was, g f'oo dollars a day and roast beer.
That wing has not been seen in these paris since.
Ohio HOiCSmgp
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
TX eep it b e fore tn e
People.

That the wings of this State have sanctioned the
doctrine that THE FEW SHOULD COZ
ER.N THE MANY, by approving of the bill
recently passed by the old Charter Assembly
of Rhode Island, giving TO ONE THIRD or
pie upon the rights of the o TIL Err r W 0
THIRD
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08

Rhode bland.--Thc Suffrage party have dis
banded and peace seems to be restored for the
present There can be doubt about the principle
for which the Dorr party have been contending,
Taxation without suffrage can't go great while in
the United States. The end is moi yet, in King
Cha rles' State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08

Bunker mn .Monumeni. The las, suir has
been laid, and the monument is now two hundred
feet high. national salute was fred from lis
top, on The l7ll inst--lhc anniversary of the Bat
tie Of Bunker Hill. Twenty feet more are to be
added to the monument during the present sum
NOR
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08
THE TARIFF ABANDONED.

The Evening Journal dcnounces Presden. I'y-
Ter, and his Veto Message; and commands lis liesc
subjects to insist upon Tariff and Distribution,or
nothing. This is the Clay Shiboleth. "We hope
to SEQ wing members of Congress set their faces
as flint against any farther tariff compromise. Let
the representatives of the people plant themselves
firmly upon Tarilland distribution grounds. Let
congress pass bills designed to effect these objects
and If John Tyler refuses to.sign them, he must
take the consequences with the responsibility. -
Such is the language of the Albany federal organ.
1t well knows that the President is committed on the
strongest grounds of principle against the Disrlbu-
ton Law, and yet insisting upon that measure
or the abandonment of the Tariff it claims 10 be
the friend of the Tariff interests and of protection
The manufacturers will soon iahom the zeal de-
signs of the Clay politicians
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08

BuHer.-Good butter is selling in Otowa, Ill.,,
at cents, and there was scarcely any demand for
ii al that price Better times hunah,
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.N"TLET 1T BE FORGOTTEN,

DO VT let TT BE FORGOTTEN!
But, let the TRUTH be known, the world
over, that one Of the first acs of the fedcras az
ter cbtlinng power, was 10 issue orders for rcduc-
ing the pay Of all day aborcrs in the employ flhc
Government
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-07-08

II is truly gratifying to see the spirit of the dem
ocratic press in the State. Keep ii up and we car
~.
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STATE SENATORIAL TICKET.

LYMAN RAYMOND,
MERRICK GAY, 1D;,Jso,. No
CHARLES EDMUNps, '"N'''
JOHN p. SKINNER,
ROYAL HATCH,
TApPAN STEVENS, Orange Co.
CALVIN BLoDGETT,)
THOMAS II. PALMER,
john BUCKMAsTER, : Rutland Co,
SMITH SHERMAN,
HENRY ADAMS, }
HOMER f. lluBBELL, , Franklin Co,
WILLIAM GREEN,
DAVID A. SMALLEY,( rl;uonJcn 10
RANSOM JONES, '"""
PAUL DILLINGHAM,Jr. } 1y.t;,,., ~,
WOOSTER SpRAGUE. '"'"oO" w
s s".1,' G W. Tv jarsrr. .a1ai'o" Co.
WARNER BINGHAM, ESser Go.
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Pokonk Correspondence.
PoKoNK, July s, 1912.

PoKoNK, July s, 1912.
My dear Mgor;-
send yol this morning my third letter about
the Oh FARMER.
Yours
john SMITH,
of PokOnk.
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wHIGGERY AND HOME LEAGUES.

WHIGGERY AND HOME LEAGUES.
per 3D.
First cos, of muslin to the importing mer-
chant, cls
This will be valued under the wing tariff
bill at 20 cents yard, and a tax of
thirty per cent. imposed on this false
valuation making
Making together II
The profits of the importing merchant,
wholesale merchant, and retail nler-
chant will make together flly per cent, IL
Price per yard paid by the consumer, 1912
DEMOCRACY AND EQUAL RIGHTS.
FIRST cost Of the muslin as above, 8
Tax Of twenty per cent,
Making together
Piolits as above, at so per cent, 3
Price per yard paid by the consumer, 0
Here IL is as clear as the sun at noon day. that
the workngman and woman too, will have 10 pay,
under the wing tariff, sixteen and half cents
yard for muslin of the same quality as they could
purchase under the old tariff, which is enough for
the democrats, at nine cents a yard. This is
different story from tho /" Two dollars day and
roast beef" which the wings promised as soon as
Harrison was elected.
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X T. NJ L. VI Ii T. r.!

IL Il vi Il VI IL T. IL
That the Wings at Washington say" that THE
wool OF THE FARMERS OF VERMONT NEEDS
BUT VERY LITTLE, OR NO PROTECTION!
REMEMBER
That Wing convention, lately held at Boston,
resolved that a iarV ON THE RAW MArERr-
AL Of WOOL, WAS A TAX ON THE MArFAc-
TURER"
REMEMBER THESE THINGS
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Don't forget that the State
debt is over 100000.
Remember!

That the wings, at Washington say, that " THE
FARMERS OF VERMoNTcAN RAISE wooLroR
TWENTY FIVE CENTS pound'
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NATHAN SMILE.
NO.. g..

In 1910, Mr. Smile having declined being can
from Cambridge.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-05-24
DONATION PARTY.

TNHE person to be benefited by this DONATION
i. has strong claims upon sympalhies, benevolence
and berality of his friends and neighbors-compris-
ing all denominations both Priests and People to-
geher with Doctors Lawyers, Mechanics and farmers.
The undersigned would respectfully solicit punctua
attendance upon this prasew orthy object for the per-
alluded tots much in of little pecuniary aid
TO help him still to persevere in his labor, and benev-
olet work of administering TO the wants of the needy;
such as clothing the naked, feeding the hungry and
relieving the sick and afflicted.
This call is founded upon the fact of Goods and
Merchandise had and received; and all interested will
do well TO take due notice. and govern themselves ac-
cordingly by so doing, they may themselves the
unpleasant task of being compelled to wait upon of
the select committee appointed, by the strong arm of
the Law for that purpose aided by of the pruden-
al committee, Justice of the Peace. The place of
deposit will be at the counter Of the undersigned; who
will ever be in waiting to receive whatever may be
donated. and at any time will be acceptable, between
this and the fifteenth of next month but beyond that
be careful. ROYAL b. WALDO,
Southnort February 9Th 1871 "a