Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-16

VIM. Upham Esq. of Montpelier, has
been elected Senator ofthe United States
by our Legislature He is a man OF bril-
liant talents, bui if half that is said OF his.
private character be true, his appointment
is an outrage upon the people ofthis State.
Where the selection o. their public SER
wants has been left to themselves, they ever
required something more Of their candi-
dates than that they should be "true
Whigs," or"red-hot Loco. Focos.'' and
so far as we have heard an expression Of
opinion from Wings in this section. they
are universally. indignant at the choice
made by their party.-Vergenmes Vers
m0nte7.
LOOK AT THIS! BURGLARY AND
KIDNAPPING.-Som daring scoundrel
entered the house Of negro man named
Elijah Morris, near Golconda. Ill. on the
ist of October, and alter robbing him OF
about six hundred dollars in gold and sll-
yer, sole bis several children, below de-
scsibed, and run them off. Editors OF
uewspapersin the South will confer ia
sor by Publishing this.
s Description Of Children.-C Catherine,
born 9TH May, 1881, tolerabiy dark, and
slim made, a mark on her right shoulder,
(born with the mark,) and had biles on
ner legs Martha, born 18th February,
1888, tolerably dark. chunkey built, mark
ed on her back from whipping. David,
born 10Th April, 1886, spare keen face.
scar under his right side, mole on his
forehead. above his right eye. James,
born 18th February. 1887, lighter color
than either of the others, full face.
KICKING Cows. = Hang that Cou--
Aoac she kicks says the milk maid. Yes,
that's the right way to treat heT.-Hang
her.. You've biz on the remedy, though
you was not aware Of it when you Pro-
nounced that awful sentence, Hang that
cow A writer in the Farmers Cabinet
has told the secret publicly. He says,
merely place the patient (he should have
said the-im patiently in a stable with beam
over head. and fixing running moose
over her horrs, throw the end over the
beam, and pull away SO as 10 rise her
head pretty high 10 The air, but not SO as
to rise her legs from the g.ound.-fn this
position she will not only be disabled from
kicking. but will give down her milk
| without the least hesi.ation-noi from any
spite or i'll will. but because she cant help
1t. a $3.50 a.
| HE NEVER SPEAKS KIND TO NE.
Conyersing the other day with an in
teres:ing little girl, between the ages OF
six and seven, took occasion to impress
upon her MUD the debt of gratitn1e due
from her to her Heavenly Parent. for be-
slowing upon her so good and kind faith
er, whom every body loves. was per.
fectly thunders:ruck BY her answer
Looking me full 10 the face with her soft
blue eyes, she replied. /" He never speaks
kind 10 me- Perhaps this Christian !.
father, harrassed with the cares of bust
ness, was unconscious that he had rough
lv checked the fond attentions of his child;
but could cares or the interruptions Of his
child. excuse unkindness. or atotal want
/ Of tokens of endearmenta Will fathers
examine their habits on this pointq
Don't call him Christian father who g new.
er speaks knd' to his child. His Christianity is
only matter of profession like the Christianity
of all tyran,s-which is no Christianity at all.
| ED. TEL.