Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10

Tie res gnaoa e Mr. seemed hasty say
been chanaed by the approval of Mr Elerett course
by his constituents of all parties. That the defeat by heavy
heavy disappointment both Mr.. E. and tho OF Windsor
Is te that was UNJUST they doubtless believe is also true
But to justify the abandonment oi ms seat we opprehend other
must be uodsod for surely if every msudgmcot
mistake of majority of the Legislature, and The private ge Of
member justify this COURSE then would almost any lcg
ture be reduced speedily less than and the wheels
heard said that there and those l that the town Of
Windsor treated other towns would be treated 3D.
that discussions individuals Of the abused aud
3d. that in the debate ALSO Mr. Everett was insucd To the
first feel bound say, that we believe in W. could
have received bank charter under of the circumstances
tending the OF Wmdsoth0t is that majority of the dis
,c interested opposed to it, Johnson presented her claims
sustained by the country round her, and yet reued the
ground that the business of that county, and It's location
did require bank Windsor
natey for her. surrounded with other villages, perhaps look
ing for bank future and each therefore opposed Windsor
bunk that section opposed this cuiho legislature refused
any other until those in interest agree to the location
On this ground alone, perfectly confident the Asuney
lievc that the legislature in such would be at all
ioty in interest the 81 reason we have TO say chat the
privilege of defence belonged Nj. Everett and he we'll
it therefore does to afford any ground Justify
him resignng his To the Sd, say, that uo
nothing the treatment of Mr. Everett logsa
ry and @yccd by Mr. Tracy to be uniound5dyet in ali this we
intended than that Mr. e. mistaken If memory
Mr. Tracy expressly disavowed mpuoton upon the
intended by any of the speakers VIZ thnk Mr. T. msopp
hcnded the matter, and under this mopprehenson resigned
already excited the notice of several presses Of both pae
yet nl severely condemn the matreoment Judge H.
We have already inmacd opinion which every doyeopc-
thus far has served to confirm. But why it, is DOUBT
less mans ask, that while uppn-
rently condemns the act nobody raised his hand prevent
Says the last Patriot and justly probably 1--WE had fears
of the loco foO leaders the
ly dsavowed t) came upon all par
ties like clap of thunder clear sky" Mr. Trcys unoN
pectcd nomination apparently sxed every man, and the Ian
guage in which it couchd (pcaps uuintentionalyof
know tlat led tho supposition
judicial district had been consulted, and that this nomination.
therefore, but the voice OF the district momcnthe
usual mo-eupsed the chair put the question: ayes,
to still fewer effected the election of Gen. Kellogg Thus
it was donea piece of legislative Strategy which huoy
how do better than Andrew Tracy aud h which npprc
bend he is principally not soIey responsible. very few
peached the district has asked for change, and if il
had, Gen. Kellogg resides of tie district ought there
fore to be appontedwOud probably have the
oihis movement There are doubtless multitude who regret
each and ALL that they did these objections and yet
the surprise of the moon and the brief time in which cleo
uon by nomination made, the thing dd not occur until WIS
too late How often neglect their personal and
weighy interests until is late. We regret but after all
undc that instance has occurred, where
sants deeply injured worthy friend. We hope unl
believ however, that II repuraon is not Immediate will be
c''-f Use among all parties They passed on the
session and the last unquestionably misun-
to the FIRST, so far have yet learnt, it seems
ectly right while at the time the unanimous
committee of dobentures Composed of of both
far TO chow that the treasurer's claim equita-
larry is not enough, let it be increased by law
solution was adopted the heel of the mock
~ the way, cores pendent handles with severity,)
=, before tho House that the hrcicai
foned tor the sober duties of legislation. BE this
resolution is rendered perfectly ridiculous By n
year, in which it was expressly enacted that the
receive the sum allowed him by the Constitution
The author of the resolution of course unap-
act, else he would hardly undertake, by resOlu-
Use mot joint resolution,) TO repeal statute
treasurer OF what was both legally and equita-