The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-04

anu tiOTiCc w dlusNNiui ,o"s h''HpNN W ''S''
paid in consequence of enrolment of u quaker in
militia. ['rhe person was enrolled, refused to do
ted the military officer for false imprisonment, and
recovered damages. lie was not generally known
as quaker, but proved that he was one neverlhe-
less. Laid on the table.
The Senate came in, and the following appoint
menis were made:
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Isaac Parker, g,sjs,,ui ustj,cs
Iarin' Slebbens,
Geo Wonhnston jr,, laShurgh, Sheriff
Joel r. Daggelt, Hish BaHW'
Geo Nye, Judge Of PrO5aie.
Jesse Cooper, Siate'S .4Hy.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Martin Flint, ! as,;,ton, 1,.,;ccy
Daniel Cobb, ''''"" '"''
Jacob Kent, IT,, Sheriff.
Uricl liosiord, States .1Hy.
John Colby, Judge Of PrOJaic j0r tie DIS. q
Raad3lM.
J. w. ID. Parker, Judge OF PROBATE f1r me DIS.
Of Bradford.
Thomas Jones, II. E. G. Mclaughlin, Amos 5.
Blake, Jail com. ..
BENNINGTON COUNTY,
Gordon b. Souihworth, ! gss;s,,o, 1,sj;,cs
Benz t. Oin, "'''''""' '''''''''
John V. D. s. McEowon, Bennington, ShcrW.
hH|UH JNHIo LfSH LhVW'
Harmon Garfield, States AHy.
o. c, Merrill, Jaige Of PROBATE for The Dis. of
Bennington.
Leonard Sergeant, Judge Of Pfo5dtc for The DIS,
Of .NtnchcStcr
o. c, Merrill, John Hicks, Henry Robinson, com
miss.oserSJEOr The jail al Bcani"a'oo,
1ohh u noperls' H",1h bhNt'' v" ILL., M' 0Pc'ry'
co"M 'Ss'oncnS ~ 'n 20 o,.Sn A.. =, ,,o -
oh hc NOMINATION. o' SheI'i'' VII ltI,hohc on-
Jec'eu 10 MF McEo"en' nnu P'oposcu i"wIr' W.
hoy' Inc NOMINEES Vi 'ho o"n'c"'o' l"r'" was
opPo "a ny Mr Ie''iDohe anu senator on,ahey' o."
the nHna that II was contrary 10 'ho VIII o, 'ne
peoI OF me county, ana also OF "'olor''y o' me
mem CTS e'ec'c" Us rcP'eSfn,a'Ncs'-'Wo VI "ho'"
hAd eeh rc'uSGu Sc"'s, "o' 'o' wan. u II" eec'i""
bnl Tor ihe,,s'o.ny' he h''h'"'.,o" was sustain
ed ~ AIR Inhhcio' who oeheo 'he c'''"' W,'ch
had been sci up ~ me name oil ''io people OF ben
hlhg'oh county; lie claimed mat inc MAJORITY wis
asa'n', Inc party represented ny INC gentleman
rom Manchester, senator p',1SS sustained 'Ne
tesUhr hohIlaaioh' us III "ccoiu'hce WIN 'pc u"-
l'f'n usage Oh .ne JOINT assembly 'n' ,o'' was
'O' NcLo"u, 100, ny r'", Sv.ur,"s l.
nhAND i9Lt CouNli'
Joseph ". Mo'', .1Sytsia"l IHSitcr
way "h,'hey, Norll lie'o' orelW. :, II
ne county Convention ol N'Hhu i'ie u'sn-
greed, when senator How'es nominated Joseph W.
Mott. Tor Judge, ana sir ladu nominated IT, ~.
kcyho'us' MOI ~, heyhous 10. TOT SheIlu'
The votes were ioI N''he! u.s. "m' Dlowh 49,
scattering al
ihe JoInl Assembly adjourned 10 wednesday
h'N,' NJ H. W., ana ''ie SENATE re'rcu
he vote on the Newbury case TINS forenoon
wa' reconstructed, Va 10 w. AhJ 10 l'2paSt o.
Wednesday, G IL o'clock =. NJ.
lIOuSE.-Ihe House proceeded to the special
oider. heng the following.
Pssglrci, That this assc ably, IA the rrp,esen.
,,riyes Of free aud independent State, cannu,
bu, feel deep interest in the establishment and
maintenance Of free and liberal principles of gov
crnnent throughout the world. And while prop.
er rG.lrd TO the character Of our own government
and people, for the preservation Of qnic,, both a
Inona ourselves, and in all regularly constituted
government, would induce US not 10 encourage
fnr: resistance and revolution, IN any but ca
trcma cases, we do consider that each case of lhm,
cla4, rlus, dcpcnd mainly upon IT., avn p.culmr
circumstances
We therefore have, and do esteem the case of
p,l,nI "a one of thai peculinr interest IN ul ,h,
friend, If liberty. ns ia iusry ihi. declaration or
o,r sentiments IN repord 10 il.
In addition 10 The fact. that This free rcnul,c i
onioy;nr he blessings of civil and regions Free
dam. us in some sense the price If tho ,nil and
sacrifice and blood of some of The noble and chiy.
alIuus sons of that Inflated land among whom we
are proud TO recollect Koscusco and Pulaski: No
one can trace the history of the wrongs. and sur
ferings, and expressions of that unhappy country,
in her struggle for liberty, and moi feel that il is
one in which every free government, has deep in.
,erest. The relations for long time subsis,rg
between Poland and RUSSIA are, so 10 speak, but
the ptrsonlcalion Of arbitrary power and hairless
tyranny, on The one hand, and sober, determined,
liberty on the other.
We therefore, on the behalf and in the name Of
the inlu ilants of the State of Vermont do say 10
all the world, that we hope and trust in Divine