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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
"Now Mr.. Dillingham; never was Wing"

The Patriot admits that Mr. d. was an Adams
man. or National Republican, but claims that he
Joined the ocotOco party rs early as 1892 1888
and was elected 10y that party IN 1888. This is
all that is essential nevertheless we think thar
Mr.. ID. was not generally considered a renegade
from the Wing ranks until about A. ID. 1884 Or 5.
Bat we won't quarrel about the dates. iIthe Pat
riot and the ocoioc0s are willing 10 trust him, lit
tie do we care. Our object was TO remind The
Wings that they should remember him us do
serter from their ranks, and vote against him ac-
cordingIy. We thank the Patriot for helping US in
impressing this fact upon them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
100000.

Even this sum, take il, would be a handsome
revenue for Vermont to receive every year, and
we call upon every freeman to remember that
while il is ours by right, the locoioco party i'll Ver
mont are doing their utmost to rob us OF It, But
the Palrio, complains that this sum does not come
up 10 the promise. We reply, that the promise
was founded upon the fact that the sales previous
to 1910 would give infinitely more than this, and
upon the reasonable suppositicn, therefore, that
future sales could Average at least thus amount
How does the Patriot know that this would not
be The result? The fact OF diminished sales in
the single year l64l, or in l84l and lo42, does
not prove that the sales will forever be diminish
ed In 1928 the sales were less than in ls4l aud
yet the acreage annual sales from 1928 to lS4O in
elusive were more Than five times as great as the
sales of the year lS4l or 1912, and the share OF
Vermont would therefore average more than
100000 year for that entire perod-being more
than double the sum which the Patriot claims that
we promised Our promise, then, was quite
reasonable and we insist now, that in all human
probability, ifa Wing Congress and Wing Pres
ident were in power, the public lands would again
be distributed to their rightlul overs, and Yer
mont would receive an average sum exceeding
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
S66,599 81 a wear.

Again, we say, that on this great question we
appeal from the Patriot and the locoioco leaders
to The People Of Permoat. Are you for securing
your own right TO an annual fund.-, sufficient TO
support your state government? Then support
the Wing party. Are you for sacrificing this in
mense sutn--for pntiug it into the federal treasu-
ry, be prohigaey spent, or to Ire used 10
duce The Tariff and rob yourselves of Protection ?
then support The Locoioco party. The issue is a
plain and fair one; the locofoco party in Vermont
"gIories in its shame" by gIorying in the robbery
of the states.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

breasts, feelings Of the utmost horror and ind;oro.
ton aud we do most sincerely mingle our tears
with the widows and orphans of The heroes who
fell upon the Wabash bravery defending their
country against British aItrocity and savage bur-
bariy.
Lastly Resolved, That copy of the foregoing
resolutions, signed by The Chairman and Secreta.
rry, TIC transmitted to the Hon. James Fisk, our
ttepresenla,ive in Congress from the Northeastern
District OF Vermont, whyse conduct in our ma
ilonal councils we highly appreciate, and also
TINT IKE copies he transmitted TO the editors of
the North Star aud Vermont Republican, for pub.
icOtiOn.
ISAIAH FISK, Chairman.
WIN A. GRIswOLD, Sec'y
| DanVille Jan. IL, 1872
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
GEN. MATTOCKs AND MS AssAILANr;

Ia the exercise Of their VOCATION lew of The
locOfucO presses in Vermont have been visiting
Gen. Nlauocks with personal accusations of ex-
ceedng veness-lndeed so monsrous as to car
ry with them their own relulaoD, except be with
those who will not take the pains TO think aud
Judge for themselves. We have questioned wheth-
er II were worth the while 10 nolIce these assaults,
but rs the iacis are al hand we shall state them
briefly. The hrsl charge Is that Gen. Matocks was
once indicted Tor swindIng, aud The facts these
III loO5, lie was charged with taxing bills Of COSTS
against Il sheriff, By agreement, without comment
cng suits--lhe COSTS not Including officers Jus
tees ices; The States Attorney knowing that this
charge, il proved, no crime gave up III pros.
ecutIon, and the General was OF course acquitted.
THIS is the head aud FROM aud tail of that accu-
siton, and although the drag net Of The Age has
disturbed It's forty years rest IN the of oblivion,
we do not see that il has gained honor Tor itself ur
accomplished any other object. The charge itself
involved no crime, aud It was unsusained. We
pass 10 the next: il amounts TO ths,-though gar
nshed with accompaniment which we will NOT
PRINT even 10y way OF quotaoiI, that Gen. Mat
locks aud the esIltIiable aud pIous lady who for
more than thirty years has lived with him as a
wife, neper ,oere married! Thus boldly do these
reckless scoundres invade the sanctuary of pri-
yate life, and TO crafty party malice, hesitate not
10 lay their poluIng hands upon the ialr fame vi
as worthy womun AS IL 10 DC found IN any COM
MUMMY, and brand her very children with dis
gruce. Nay, even uiure-iUr nearly twenty yea
has she been member vi a large and worthy
church, Uhe Methodist and adorned her profess
sion by devoted pley-and through her, these
base llbeers would impugn the church. Nor
does The community ia which Gen. MalIocks lives,
escape, for they have repeatedly aud once, al
most unanimously with but one dissenting voice)
sustained him tor high aud responsible stations.
Yet tins wholesale and utterly unJusuhab,e
Islander OF the lady, her children, aud the church,
10 say nothing oi Gen, Mauocks,j is made svtH
Without Investigation, and the sanderer has the
mighty mdgEanlmity 10 say, thai he shall retract
the charge # II turns out 10 he unIrue No Ian
guage eau he too severe ~ reproducing such utter
injustice as this uiering oi Infamous charges,
without even nqulring about their truth or iasity [;
but we need not enlarge upon that. Suffice II 10
say that John .hattOckS and his present Bifs Were
married on HE 4h day Of SEPTEMBER 1870 We
make this declaration 10y authority, and the iocoio-
co editors may govern themselves accordingly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

"The doctrine of Hamilton and The early fed
eaisls was, that the people were incapable Of self
government Patriot.
That is no,O thsavowed doctrine OF one of tue
greatest lights of locofocoisn- Orestes A. Brown
son and it is practically the doctrine OF the YER
mont Patriot. Witness its oft repeated inlma-
lions, that The people in 1910 proved themselves
pack OF weak headed fools, incapable of dislin-
gushing between sound political principles and
hard cider Ergo, the Patriot is u federal paper
of the llamilonan school.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
now is IT?

In notice of the Boston Wool Market last
week. we find the following
"There is more demand in Boston, especially for
the finer kinds and pulled is very scarce. There
has been much inquiry for The finest woods in the
country, and they command higher proportional
price than for several years past"
How is this so-how can il be-if the mon
strous locoioco stories about the foreign wool are
not without foundation?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
"Judge MatIocks and Judge Chandler, ranking
among the weallhlesl men in the state" &c.

PaIriOt.
We have already noted the fact that this con-
templbe and silly appeal Of the Patriot, 10 the
popular eludice against wealth, might he turned
against Mr. Dillingham; as well 40 Mr.. Chaua ss-
Here, however, Gen. Mauocks is the proposed
victim, and we feel bound also to viclimize his OF.
ponent Gen. Daniel Kellogg is rich lawyer,
"rag baron" and a Bank President. WHY'S Ly-
man, too, is another wealthy lawyer and Rag
baron; and Daniel Baldwin is wealthy mer-
chant and has figured in his day among the " rag
barons" under The very nose of the Patriot Now
lei that paper drvel out its accustomed slang, and
TO ils own lips will we bring back the poisoned
chalice,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

..n-FaThe locoocos of Vermont have elected
delegates 10 The National Convention who are all
for Van Buren,. Thus they adhere TO the man
aud 10 n the principles winch the people of Ver-
mont repudiated in 1910 by a tremendous mnjor-
ny. What say the people, then-wiIl you now
succumb TO that which you knew and felt was
wrong In 1902 Answer at the ballot boxes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
GEORGE B. CHANDLER.

In speaking Of the Wing candidate for Congress
in this district the Vermont Patriot says
"For ought we have ever heard suggested to
the contrary, the nominee sustains good reputn-
ton in society. He is, by profession, lawyer,
and a son of j. w. Chandler, Esq, Of Peacham,
federalist OF the straitest sect, and one of the
wealihiest citizens of Caledonia County-und, IN
the absence of any particular qualifications to dis
tinguish him, we have been so unchnritable as to
think that il was on this latter account that he e.
ceved the honor Of the nomination."
Well, so far so good b,i-Paul Dillingham;
jr. embraces all the faults (if such they are TO be
regnrded) which the Patriot brings against our
candidate. Mr.. Dillingham; possesses no remark.
able talents to shine in Congress- for there the
of even good jury advocate (aIias peuifogger)
can have no power; he is also The son Of feder-
ast, and one of the richesr lewyers in Washing
ton County. Will the Patriot for these reasons
oppose Mr. Dillingham;, and call upon The locofo-
CO party 10 oppose him Ofcourse not. Such OBJ
ieciions, when applied to its own candidates, are
treated just as they deserve-as unworthy Of ony
expression save it be Of utter contempt Thus
standing on equal grounds, SO far as their person,
al character, their profession md the accident Of
birth IRE concerned, the freemen Of the fourth
district are fortunately left to make their choice
between the political principles of the candidates
alone. 1t is a fair issue, and let the freemer
choose between them. Here we present that is
sue in q nut.she-chooss We:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

"Cloy against Protective Tarif."-PairiOt
If so it be- neighbor, we can tell you that Mr..
Clay will never be The candidate of the Wings of
Vermont. So relract, or cease your polher about
I" Cluy Wings"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

Grape Of The FOLEY Of Canaan. yesterday
saw slrig Of grapes sold tor three dollars. IL came
from the garden of Mr. Lenes. These grapes
thus offered tor sale, are the largest we ever be>
held. weighing some five or six pounds. This
niay appear incredible but il is strictly true.
NJ o. Cor,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
Protective Tariff.

The one is q straight forward aud homes, Wing,
who adopts the republican principles and policy
whi:h were acted upon by Washington, the Ad-
anises, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, and who
has abided by them through good and through
evil report. The other once professed the same
principles, but abandoned them for that locoioco
policy which has reduced the country from
prosperity TO universal distress and almost uniyer.
sal bankruptcy. Remember the bitter history of
the last twelve years of misrue, and choose ye
according 10 the duty imposed by your oath.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
DESIIJCTlvE STORM

The storm OF Saturday, the 5h INST. extended
through most OF the Atlantic States, aud occason-
ell all immense loss of properly, with many lives
through New Jersey, Pemnsy lvania, aud Delaware.
Factories mills bridges, dwelling houses, rail-
Dads aud canals were swept of or greatly inJur-
ed, and IN some instances families were unable TO
escape from their dwellings, and perished. AT
Chester, Penn, the wafer rose 90 feet in Two
hours. The loss in that county alone, is estimated
Ut S23O,OOO and this is nothing, compared with
The additional statement thar as many as twenty
persons were drowned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
$I64,74I SO a year !

This slm--wbiciT, be !, remembered was with.
held from Vermont by ocofocoism, in defiance of
her right and title to it--would have paid all the
current expenses oil our government ara fair an
nual allowance, and thus superseded the necessi-
~ OF the state tax in the seven years above nam
ed, it would have also paid off all OF the debt OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

The proceeds Of land sales from 1923 lS4 averaged
ssM millions lions year in our estimates howeyer which we
made in le39-4O we calculated upon only three millions year
which would have given Vemon under the then census of
1880, s59,e95 % year
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
PAUL DILLINGHAM; in
and
A Sub-Treasury,

4 hard currency,
Robbery ofthe states, by devo-
ting their LANDS TO federal uses,
and No Protection save that
which is accidental to n mere
Revenue Tariff.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25

GEO. d. CHANDLER,
and
No Sub.Treasuty,
A sound Currency,
Distribution of the Public Lands
to the States,
and
Protective Turiff.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-08-25
$4,000.

At that rate, the Patriot must confess that the al
nuaL sum to be received by Vermont would lie
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

HNHE public are hereby notified that on Satur.
= day. the Isl proImo night Baltimore and
Philadelphia Will BE- established going North
on and after that day reach Philadelphia day
which they leave Rehmoni-snd New York early
being Philadelphia day advance by River Bay
Steamboats,
WIN view OF tssHHg Washington
departure Of the Washington and Baltimore
VIII be delayed whilst the Augusta under repair past
instead Of {, P. VI.
~ Returning South passengers by leaving al,
p A NJ arrive IN Richmond by half past p "
THOMAS SHARP
3n-,n A,,,, ~ r,,r.ro,,,,ta,