The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-20
SUMMARY.

another million appropriation from Uncle
Sam 10 complete their determination. Who
says give il
The Treaty recently made with Great
Britain, gives very general satisfaction
thro The CO untry, the Globe and few kin
cred prints to the contrary notwithstanding.
Thanks to the able negotia,ors of both ma.
lions.
The collector of the Port of Philadelphia
appointed BY General Harrison, has been
removed by Capt. Tyler, and a noisy,
brawling Loco appointed in his STEAD
Glorious reform this, eh7
Flour is selling in Rochester at 1915
per. Barrel. No starving these times.
Frost has been seen this fall a, Bangor,
Maine.
The Clay Club at Louisville. KY num-
bers HOO names on IFS list. No enthusi.
asm eh!
Wing papers abroad are full of praises TO
/ the Vermont wings for their stern rebuke of
Focoism the late election. Wal, for 1914
and tier you may fire 100 guns for Yer.
mont. accompanied with 10000 cheers for
Harry Of the West"
Henry Clay is to be at Dayton, Ohio. on
the 29th, ct meeting of the wings. The
way The Buckeyes will turn out will be
caution. Keep up the fire for Is44.
Treasury Notes outstanding Sept. LIST a.
mounted 10 Ss.77l, 999.99
Col. Johnson of Thames memory, is
preparing for Tour through Penn. 10 al.
tend 10 his claims among the faithful for the
Presidency. Capt. Tyler ought TO follow
in the steps of his illuslrious predecessor.
What are his claimsl
A new bridge over the Ausable. in the
village of KesevlIc, N. Y. broke down on
the 18th during military parade, and ~
lives were lost.
The wings in New York state are buck
ling on the armor and preparing for the No
We mber election. Success attend them.
The note of preparation on the part of
the wings of the "Bay State for their COM
ing election,s heard up in these paris" quite
distinctly. A state convention was held on
the l4lh at Boston. The spirit of 1910 is
awake in Old Massachusetts. Keep your
ears open for more Whig thunder.
The Yellow Fever has made its appear
ance in New Orleans. Il il however of a
mild type, and easily yields TO correc, med
ical treatment.
The Territory of Iowa has walked into
the whig ranks the late election. Success
10 our young sister, she will now go ahead
Gov. Davis has given the Dorrites a COO.
Ter in his Message to the Mass. Legislature.
We hope Gov. Hubbard may receive cop
y Of the message TO place aside his letter to
Gov. King.
Recent arrivals from Texas bring the
news of good crops, dull business. war cry
hushed. and money confoundedly scarce A
treaty of peace is on foot between the Mex.
lean Govt and Texas. We hope it may
succeed.
The American Board of Foreign Missions
have recently held their annual meeiing.-
Receipts the past year, ending July 3lst.
are S3ls.3 1896 SO. Expenditures during the
same period S319,Cs6 90, included in this
is debt paid of, owing last anniversary of
$4,000. The meeting was one of deep
interest.
The Legislature of Connecticu, are to
meet in November, to District the State for
members of Congress.
Fish caught in Lake Superior, are now
orought'o Boston for sale. A new article
OF Commerce truly. The last arrival by The /
Western Rail Read, was nearly 500 bar
rels.
A Camp Meeting is to be held in Leices.
ter VT commencing Thursday the 22d of :
Sept, and continue one week. =
Literary Curiosity. See the Democratic
Ploughma of the 18th. ,