Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08


Campbell (Dscpe) land Rev. Nathan L. Rice
presbyterian commenced at Lexington. The
theological! court is composed of Henry Clay, Hon.
George Robertson and Hon. John Speed Smith.
One Term Principle. -This is the democratic
creed of the Wings. They believe that no man
ought to be eligible to the Presidency more than
one term. There is now no lack of men able and
to discharge the high duties OF Pres-
dent of the us. BY cutting off all hope OF a re-
election, the Chief Magistrate will devote his IN.
divided attention to the faithful discharge of his
official duties, and see that all his subordinntes
do the same instead of making the public inter-
ess suhservent TO his sinister ambition. Let all
his hope Of enduring fame rest on the good lie
can do to his country during the four years that
he administers its governmental Buffalo Com. .4d
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser commends
the suggestion of .IHUd Fillmore as The Wing
candidate for Vice Presidency in All alo article
imbued with .he right spirit. 1t well says OF Mr..
Fillmore
The associations Of his early political life, his
location as a citizen of Western New.York, and
his community of political ie ling with this i'm
portant section the prominent aud vigorous sup
port he has OH all occasions given TO the right OF
petition and the rights of man, his identification
with the Tariff law all point 10 him as the stron-
gest candidate that can he selected. His capac
ty has been tested, aud his integrity is uuimpcach
able"
and several other leading Wing papers of this
State, MS well as some OF those of Indiana and
other States, had already proposed Mr. Fillmore
for this exalted station We trust this sugges-
ton will he duly weighed by The Wings of the
Union. We would have no premature cOmmitals
10 any man; for it may be that circumstances
will indicate TO the Convention different seec-
ton next May from what would now be fairly
deemed most eXpedient; yet we think the posi- !
ton, character aud public career OF Mr.. Fillmore
are such as eDte this suggestion 10 eminent con
observation-disclosures.
Fdn1ticiSm.-At a recent meeting of the Aboli.
ton Society of Rhode Island, held in Providence,
the following Resolution was offered by Mr. Rog
ers:
"Resolrcd, That the only consistent political
position that cnn he taken against slavery, in this
country, is the frank and stern position that the
Constitution of the United States ought Immediately
to be abolished and The Union dissoiued."
The effect Of Whig Measures. The National
IntelIigencer says, aud says truly-"The only
measures which the Wings Of the last Congress
were able 10 carry out-and the most important
those by majority of at most two or three
votes in each House were those designed to re-
establish revenue adequate to the wants Of the
Government, and thereby to restore the public
credit The consequence OF those measures has
been the immediate and now effective rususciia-
ton oflhe credit of the General Government.-
which was hawked about both in this country and
Europe twelve months ago without finding pur.
chasers at par, is now selling in the stock market
of this country at nineteen per cent. above par"
IN .Acqu,ttal.-The Richmond tlndiana} Palla.
dunn says that Elizabeth Hubbard, young wo-
man who killed her father last summer, in Rush
county, in that Suite, whilst he was beating and
choking his wife, the mother of the girl, has been
tried and acquitted
ia, No, O.lo lao, |,
Roman Catholic Bishop oithat diocese and part
of the Catholic population. Meetings have been
held, party passing resolutions, that, it carried
out, would restrict the powers the pope has con-
ierred on the bishop; the other UNFOLDING the
bishop in every thing he demands The ground
of difference seems TO be in the appointment Of
! coadjutors aud assistants the people claiming
some power here, and the bishop granting them
none. s-
ReSureclionists. I'VE learn from Buffalo pa.
per that the village Of Chambly, Canada, wa:
thrown into great excitement ON "Wednesday las
by the discovery that The body of Sergeant Camp
bell, much esteemed soldier, had been dslnler-
red by some students of medicine. Says the paper
little pains had these midnight roDDefs taken u
conceal their atlrocious ac that Oh the family o
, the deceased going early ia the morning after III
inlerment TO visit The grave, they discovered
, untenanteos the coffin and winding sheet throw
aside, and marks of hair and blood on The hg
wall that the body had been dragged over.
, The Rochester Daily Democrat quotes the fol
, lowing passage from speech delivered by til
Hon. Henry Clay, at colonization meeting i
1896:
"lf | could be instrumental in eradcating Mi
, deepest stain OF (slavery) upon the character
our country, and remove all reproach accour
of it by foreign nations-if could be only instru
mental of Kidding this foul bio, from that revere
" Stale which gave me birlh-or that not less belO,
r. nIo ma.
her son, would not exchange the proud satisla
! ton which should enjoy for all the honors or q
= the triumphs ever decreed to the most success
u cOnqueror!
"A Good Omen.-The Geuysburgh Star, Il
organ of the old antimusonic party in A dams C
J, Pennsylvania, makes explicit declaration Of Il
q course it intends TO take in the coming cone
a for the presidency. 1t will sustain the W big ca
Is dldate.
: Strong Cement for Glass, Hood, Sc.-Ste
= isngIuss twenty four | ours in common VIII
~ brandy; then gently boil and keep stirring uu
= the composition is we'll Mixed and drop ii COG
Ia ed will become a strong jolly. Then strain it thr
Il u clean linen cloth into n vessel TO he kept close
"a stopped. gentle heat will dissolve this glue in
~ colorless fluid Dishes of wood, glass or earlhe
~ If united with this cement, will break esewhe
~ rather than separate in the old break. In appyi
N the cement, rub the edges which are to he unite
~, then place them together aud hold them for /,
~ minutes, and the work is done.-Selected.
re "A Big One "A french Tnrnip raised in the G
den of James Harris, Esq. OF this town, the pre-
e. enl season, weighed, when taken from the groul
I'd ~ pounds. 1t measured around the largest pla
Ia, 81 inches. If any body can beat this, let The
IT. speak The Cdledonian.
by Miss Bishop has recently recovered, in the U.
G. Circuit Court for the Western District of Pen
as syvnnia, $1,000 damages against Stockton
on Moore, for damages sustained by the upselling
ot their stage, helween Baltimore aud Wheeling,
january, lS42. Ii was proven That the DIR
en- was drunk. Miss Bishop bad her arm brok
NV and WAS otherwise seriously nurcd and
10 damages given were to he considered not OF
use compensatory but exemplary.
'at Zinc Ores in TenneSSee.--The Nashville 81
ers ner states that the State Geologist, DR.. Trot
'ns has prepared an appendix to his Geological |
be port, which contains n very interesting notice