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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

ID. 7. Thompson introduced the following reso-
luton which was adopted.
Resolved That the Bankrupt Bill the great
Wing measure of the Wings, in view OF oil their
promises and the manner in which they have
kept them was conceived in the true spirit OF con-
sisency the only mistake IN it being the omls-
sion to embrace their political contracts
As this was the only measure OF the extra SEES
sion of doubtful expediency-and the only one,
100, to which the ocofocos gave any support
we are perfectly content to leave as the butt for
locofoco ridicule. IT'S truth which gives pogn-
ancy to salles Of this sort and if ocofocos gen.
orally succeed no better than this specimen in tho
main point. we fancy further extension Of the
act will DO necessary-to bankrupt ioits.
Wooster Sprague introduced the following Res
oluon, which was also adopted.
Resoivcd, That the proposed tax of IS cts. per
pound on green tea aud 10 cts. per pound on black,
would be most egregous tax upon the common
people TO support sinking and exlravagant nd
nnslration.
Yes, certainly it would be a tax on the common
people for revenue still, the locos are all for a
revenue tariff, and no other. Why, then, do they
object? We are against any duty on tea, except
as n measure OF protection to American com
merce. From the foundation of the government
until the extra session of Congress, there was n
discrinnative duty on tea. Previous TO 1888
the discrimination was IS per cent. in favor vt our
vessels. After 1889 there a duty OF 10 cents
pound Oh all tens without reference to quality,l
imported in foreign vessels, or imported in any
vessels this side oil the Cape Of Good Hope. AT
the extra session, all duties were removed and tea
wau made free, Going upon the ground That all
interests should be equally protected, we ought
not TO object TO discriminating duty on tea 9th
erwise we permit the British East India Compa
ny to monopoze the whole trade and exclude A.
merican commerce contamination which
might cheaper teas somewhat until our own tra
ders were excluded, and then the common peo-
pie" of the United States would be forced to nay
British monopoliss, with interest. The bill of the
committee of Ways and Means (now before Con-
gress) taxes teas in proportion to the quality
cts. on bohea, 10 OIL green, Is Oh hyson, and &c
on imperial imported ems, of the Cape of Good
Hope in American vessels, and adds 10 per ct
if imported in foreign vessels.
Thus have we completed the list ofresolutons
Locofoco policy this year, is to humhug the peo
pie on the Tariff, and fhd fault with the Wings
They propose no measures or principles Of Iei
own, doubtless deeming ii wise TO keep the peopl,
entirely in the dark as to these. Forget not tina
their measures ever have been destructive to tn,
interests of the people, whatever may have beef
their professions. Certainly their silence as Il
The future is no indication TINT they would ust
their power-shoud they ever get it--wuh an,
more of wisdom or any less of evil.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, ls4o.
WING STATE CONVENTION.

The State Convention of the Wings of Yer
mont, for the purpose of nominating state officers,
and taking such measures as may be deemed ne
cessary preparatory to the annual September
election, will be holden at MlDDLEBURY, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th of JULY next The
Wings are requested TO appoint, on or before the
4th of July, by county or town conventions, three
or more delegates TO represent each town in said
convention.
j.. ~ BRIGGS,
HARRY BRADLEY,
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS, State
A. H. MINER, Central
O. p. CHANDLER, Com'te g
ISAIAH SILVER,
Il. T. WALTON, JR.
May "a, 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

"Pane, Jarvis s. Co." The Spirit of the Age is
weekly braying the accusation that "Palne, jarvis
s. Co" nre bent on sacrificing the farmers Fir
mer and more intelligent friends of protection TO
all interests than these much abused men, are not
to he found in the country. igdsod, aS toCnns'sl
Jarvis-himself the largest wool grower in the
siate-we believe there is not man in the Union
more ardent for protection, in the largest sense of
the word not one single man who brings much
weight OF practical knowledge and influence in
favor Of this great cause. We give, on our first
page, letter of his 10 member OF Congress -
Let the Age publish it, iflt dare, ere il again re-
pea,s its malicious and heartless ISLANDERS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

Protection On the Both ult. & 9th inst. Messsfs
Crafts and Phelps presented to the Senate peti'
nons from Vermont, for protection TO wool, which
were . referred. We have sent on petitions from
thls county, in favor Of Protective Tariff, sign.
cd by TWELVE HUNDRED CITIZENS. A.
mong THIS number a comparatively small--very
small--proporlon were ocofocos. The petitions
have been presented to the House by Gen. Mat.
tocks, and referred.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20
SNOW STORM IN JUNE I

On Saturday, the th of June inst snow fell
in small quantities during most Of the day. On
the high lands the ground was white, and in some
portions of the state we hear that snow fell TO the
depth Of six OF eight inches Since that Storm
we have hal warm aud corious rain, and grass
aud other c,ops look more promising than they
have done.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20
ORANGE COUNTY .
State
/, Central
Conl'tee

The Wings of Orenge County are requested to
meet in Co. Convention at Chelsea, on Wednes-
day the 22d day of June, l642, at 10 o'clock, A
NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Senators, and making the necessary arrangements
for redoeming the County Orange County ex-
poets every Republican Wing to do his duty
ASA LOW,
CARLOS CARPENTER,)
Bradford, June !, 1912.
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that Senator Wright had used language in Tho
Senate which his own sober Judgment would
condemn. Ii is our duty and pleasure now 10
say, that on the 9Th she expressed a crea,
deal of regret at the impetuosi,y with which he
had previously spoken upon the subject" SO says
the correspondent OF the Boston Atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20
STATE CONVENTION.

Take hold one and aiL-hoid on and Meier lei CO."
This should be the motto ofevery Wing, in ev-
cry county, town and district. Vermont has a
most envieble political reputatSp Spoi one of her
Wing citizens is there who isf'5f Justly proud
Of The Star that never SETS" Let us maintain our
good name. Yea, now-when star after star has
again been wrapped in the clouds of locofocosm
let Vermont shine with increased spIendor. We,
brother Wings, have but to will it, one and all,
aud the work is done. The power is in us-et it
be brought FORTH concentrated, and effectively u.s.
ed. To this end we must start right at the State
Convention. Let there he full representation of
the people Of every county, by all means-of eve
ry town if possible and let us come together de-
termined upon one thing-d triumph, such as none
but Green Mountain WhigScd can achieve.
WINDSOR COUNTY-THE RIGHT SPIRIT.
Old Windsor, of glorious Wing memory, leads
off in fine style. She takes the high, broad and
sound republican Wing doctrine, for adequate
protection to all inieresiS-her own doctrine in
times past, now hers, and it ever will be hers
Contendng thus for the right, we are glad to see
that energetic measures in operation TO arouse
and bring out the people in their strength. The
Wing Convention was holden on the 9Th, and Of
tee adopting the following resolutions provision
was made for the publication OF an extra Wing
paper, and for Committees of Vigilance IN every
School District in the county.
Resoired That in the opinion ol this Conlcn-
ton the redemption of our country from the dis
nsrous aud distressing effects Of IL years miSrae
under the Two last administrations Is now mainly
dependent on tho establishment Of an efficient and
protective tariff,
Resolred, That i, is only to the continued III
umph and success of the Wing party that we can
look TO obtain protection to agricultural, man
ufaclurng, mechanical and commercial industry
that the great body of the locofuco party are
openly opposing such protection, and the late
specous pretensions Of sympathy for lhe wool
growers, paraded in the papers OF that pariy III III Is
State, nre obviously Intended only to excite hos
tility aud division between the mutually DEEPEN
dent interests of the wool grower and manutac-
turer, with the hope Of preventing the passage and
establishment of auy law for the protection OF
American industry.
Resolved That the cause of the Wing pnriy is
now as it always has BEEN identified with the
protection of American lndustry-and that, as
Wings Of Vermont, as citizens Of the most in
dusriuus state in the Union-we will rally to the
rescue in that cause, till the star on the banner OF
Vermont shall be known rs the star Of industry,
rs well a. " the star that Hever sets"
The foregoing resolutions were taken up sepn'
rately and adopted.
The Senatorial ticket is as follows, ilnmpdeY
Cuts of hnrlnnd, John Porter of Hartford, Sal
mon +. Dulton of Cavendsh, and Abner Field o.
Springfield.
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rTspeaking of the third party Convention

iD7Speaking of the third party Convention,
the North Star says;
"We are pleased, however, that the third party
have selected Mr. Barber-and we hope to see
him elected by the aid Of democratic votes
Without them he cannot hope, nor indeed does he
lOiSh, TO obtain Office.
So then, all ye aboonsls. Ned Barber don't
want your votes, unless you are iocofocoS. If
there is an honest abolitionisl in The State one
who is not prepared to sacrifice every thing to
locofocoism-we think Ned Barber can't get tina,
mnns vote after The above declnration.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20
THE DISTRICT SYSTEM.

We beg to inform the Patriot that the vote in
the Senate on the amendment (of the Judiciary
committee) to the opportionment bill was as fol-
lows:
.1ges-Berren, Buchanan, Linn, Wright-one
Wing and three loco(ocos
.Noes-23 Wings aud II locofocos.
Charge that amendment to the Wigs again,
will you?
And now let us take fair test vote: On the
9Th inst Mr. Allen of Ohio, the most rabid and
uprourious of the locofoco Senators, especially on
the Rhode leland question, moved 10 strike out The
,0hole District System; on which motion the ayes
and noes were as follows:
Yeas--Messrs. Allen, Bagby, Benton Berriea,
Buchanan, Calhoun, Cuthbur Fulton, King, Linn,
McRoberls RiUeS, Smith of Conecticu Sewer,
Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker, Wilcox, Woodbury.,
| Wright, Eoung-2l.
NdyS-Messrs Archer Barrow, Bates, Bayard,
| Clayton, Conrad, Crafts, Evans, Graham, lender-
son, Huntington, Kerr, Mnngum, Merrick, Miller,
! Morehead, Porter, Preston, Simmons, Smith Of
Ia, Talnadge Spraguo, White, Woodbridge "a.
Yeas-l9 locos and 2 Wings. Nays-23
Wings and loco. On engrossing the bill on the
OH the Ayos were "a Wings aud . Iocos noes
| ~ ocos and Wings.
Again, we ask tho veracous Patriot: charge
the Wtigs, will you with opposing the District
SYSTEM
We have thus 10y facts rebulted the false accu-
saons of The Patriot and sustained our own orr
ginal charge. While the locoioco presses and
leaders countennnco Treason in Rhode Island,
from pretended favor 10 the peoples rights, they
nre themselves actually opposing the District sys-
TEN OF Congressional elections Aud how do
they Justify this monsrous Inconsistency? Why,
the Patriot dcuies and the ocOfocos in the Sen
ate deny--he pot0er of Congress to act upon the
subject II Congress has not the power, then the
! district s, STEM fair, so truly republican, and
so essenta! to state rights never eau be enforced
But Congress has ample power, directly conferred
! BY Sec 4, Art. |. of the Constitution
The times, places and manner Of holding G.
cclons for senators and representatives, shall be
prescribed in each state by the Legislature there
Of; but HE Congress mig at any time, by tdi0, make
or alter such seudtons, except as 10 the place OF
choosing Senators"
Let the Locos study the constitution, and hunt
up some other excuse for opposing the District
system. The provision Of that instrument is
50 plain on this subject that n fool need not err
| therein
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

Nsw Hampshire. Wilcox has been
elected to the U. States Senate by the legislature
in the place of MIR. Pierce, resigned-alsc for six
years Ii will be redolected that MIR. Wilcox
was appointed to this Office by the Governor in
the recess of the Legislature.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

lc-5-There are $4,000 men in Rhode Island who
would he allowed to vote under "A free constitu-
non, bu, only about seven thousand Of them are
allowed ihe right of suffrage under King Charles
Charter The pipe-layers call the IA or l5,-
OO0 DISTINGUISHED rebels, and tell them il they
wish to secure the right Of voting, they must pro-
coed according to the British charter, which
would compel them TO ask the favor of Queen
Victoria. They are where they always have
been.- Hartford I'imS.
The above, cut from the last Patriot is spcc-
men of the iuschoods by which locofocolsm at
letupts to defend Itself for justiying treason and
to fix upon the Wings the odum of justifying tyr
rary. The few dozen rulfians who alone of all
the people of K. |. responded TO DORIS call and
took up arms and their more guilty abetlors and
advisers, are the only ones who are charged with
rebellion. The $4,000 people nre gutess-yea,
commendahle, for rejecting FIRE and the sword,
and relying upon peaceful, lawful and honora-
bic redress Of their grievances. The people are
right, and therein lies the utter condemnation of
the alien locolocos, who have stirred up rebellion
against the will Of the people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

The .Nsw World A new volume will be
commenced on the LIST July; those whose sub
scriptions arc out must then renew them; new
subscribers furnished gTatis with parts OF
works already published, and which will be COM
pleted in the next volume. Terms SO, six copies
Tor Sl5 Address J. Winchester, 80 Ann ST. N.
York, post paid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

Found. The murderer of the boy AT Windsor
He was found drowned in the river about eight
miles below Windsor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

Posi- Office changes. The name OF the office at
"Williamstown" has been changed to Hest Ut'
liamsioiOn, and the Office heretofore called East
Wamstown" is now WilliamstotDn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Wing Senatorial ticket is as follows
Il. N. Briggs, of Brandon,
A. Allen, OF Fairhaven,
K. Allen, of Pawlet.
M fither of the ntion rec civ ed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-06-20

CTtNIIOf DI z d
By order Of the District Court Of the United
States, for the District of Vermont, you are here
by notified that my further petition in bankruptcy
for discharge and certificate, will be heard be-
fore said Court, nj he Court House in in
said District, on the day Of I64
Dated at in said District, this day of
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Return, or proof of Notice ::

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, I On Ibis day
SIS. Sof LEA
at in said District, ! deposited in the pos.
office in said town. a copy Of the above notice,
addressed to such Of The creditors, named by the
said G ID in his petition, whose names are
hereunto subloned, by me directed to their sever
al and usual places Of residence in conformity TO
Rule g. and the addition thereto, of the District
Court of Vermont.
T. F Marshal,
or dsinteresied person.
Namns Of crediinrs nnifed:
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ADDITIONAL RULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
70. Notices, required by Rule 67 may be in the
form following. and service thereof, must be pro-
we'd, either by the return of the Marshal or by the
affidavit Of DISTINGUISHED person.
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No further paruculaFs ofthe convention received
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TOWN OF GERMANTOWN.
N. W. frac. Or. & n. part S. w, irac. or.
see. 90, & L. n, L. sec. 30, I. 80, n.
R.5E.
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