Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-27
CIIlPS d CLIPPINGS.

CHIPS d. CLIPPINGS.
NULLIFIcATIoN- dangerous reio. At late
session ct the Legislature of Geugiu, bill WIS
passed 10 divide the Stale into Congressional Dis
tricts, aud vetoed 10y the Governor
Women want nothing but husbands, and when
they get Them they want everything.
BY II late law any mnn Of good character eau
practise at The bar in New lau,shire. This Is
decidedly anli- WasIingOaiau
An irishnan thus describes wheclbarrow alt
is Iilllc carrage with wheel, and the horse
man."
Those who indulge in spendor of dress and e.
qnpage beyond HE amount of their incomes,
compared to houses fire. which shine by that
which destroys them.
Love labor: il you do not want it for food YOU
may for physIc.
Falsehood and iallacy are apt to die upon the
spot OF their birth They wander and curse dis
tant people, aud return To die II death of repen-
tence aud remorse, al home. For example, the
Bank Committee OF the Missouri House OF Rem
rcsenlailves, have agreed to report in favor of au
thorzing Tho Bank 10 issue small notes This il
Col BentOns State.
The Editor OF the New Bedford Bulletin SAYS
1t is highly improper for gentleman TO snore
SO loud III Church as 10 disturb the rest Of the
congregation"
luIoW uWhy lHe iuSI new novel 20 with
through these dark lanes, aud blind courts, into
the damp cellars aud unfinished garrets, where
poverty, vice and crime nre crowded together,
layer upon layer-whero breeds the corruption
that po'lntes our moral atmosphere. Here, my
friends, is volume that may excite you here is
work which you may read. Forget your uxu-
ry forget your luxurious ease blush for your re-
pinInSs, your Sentimental whimperngs, your va
pors and indigestion aud remember that YOU are
men and women; aud that il is your business TO
make ihs earth u paradise, aud every human
heart meet temple for the living God"
BOSion Quarterly Reuie,o.
Il Fair Hd.-We learn from The New York A.
nierican, that when Mr. Gushing had finished his
pancgyrc upon Gen. Junckson, in the house of
Representatives, on Thursday, Christopher II
Williams addressed the Speaker us follows:
Mr.. Speaker, only desire to remark that
more than twenty years have elapsed since the
battle OF New Orleans, and inasinuch us the gen
tlemnn from Massachusetts has never until now.
found un opportunity 10 eulogise the hero of this
day, submit il as point of order, that the gen
tleman is now barred By The Statute Of limitations"
WELL DoNE The Speaker of the Maine
House Of Representatives, Mr. Dunn, ulnde the
following bret speech on taking the chair:
GenHtmen i Thank you kindly for this cleo
ton Of Speaker, aud il shah be nv constant en-
deavor faithful to discharge the duties assigned
me. / hope, gentlemen, your session will be
BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.
At n late celebration OF the landing OF The Phi.
gr'ms, by the New England Society at New Or
leans, Judge ALEXANDER PORrER responded to IA
call upon him which Is hus noticed by the Pic
uyune:
Quite the happiest speech of the evening was
that oil Judge Porter, which kept The table in a
roar. while II touched deeply The Substitutes OF
every Yankee present. He closed his remarks
with the following sentiment:
" The Rock OF Plymouth The prophet of old
struck ilie rock, aud living water gusIied forth
The pilgrim fathers touched New England, and
virtue, learning civilization, aud freedom sprung
up henrath their feet"
New England u,nn (>nys the Picayuncl should
hear this sentiment Introduced in graceful elo.
quence, and IN II strange land, to appreciate the
einoois which 1t excited.
in Erdmpe Of Conscience. Locos all
think that Marcus Moron should be- elected Gov.
ernor OF Massachusetts, because he had more votes
than any one else, although not majority of the
whole These sane Locos filed tn, vacancies in
the Senate of that Stale with Locos although The
wing candidates ~ every Instance had poled the
bighes, vote.
Psterans. -There are in the United States lust
one hundred soldiers Of the revolution on the rem
sion list, over one hundred years of age. Tie
oldest man on the list is Mlcheul Hale, Of Union
county, Pennsy lvana, who is in his Il5,h year.
Take care Of your Highways-The town of
Weslrook IN Name has recently been obliged, in
due course Of law, TO pay $500 damages Tor in
Juries to Geo w. Smih, in being thrown fiom a
gig by heap of gravel left on the wheel way OF
Tie road, III The evening, for The repair Of the Dad
Mono WIT. How much VA charge, MISSY
Magistrate, 10 marry ne and Miss Dinah =
| ly, CleG', III marry you for Two Jollars'
Two dollars ;---what you charge TO marry
white folks, uiassi?'
I'VE generally charge them five dollars, Glenn
'Well, va marry us like white folks, and | will
give va five dollars, too
why, Gem, that's a curious notion (; but as you
desire II, III marry you like white folks Tor five
| dollars
The ceremony being over, and Glenn and Dinah
made one, the Magistrate asked for his fee
'Oh 10, hlnssa, va no come up 10 de greemenl
ga no kiss de bride
'Gst out Of my Office you black rascal
Aud SO Glenn got married for nothing.
An Iacideni-Y Yesterday morning says the Phil
adelphia Chronicle, while The tigers Ia the menag
erie in " anpt street, were being changed from
( one cage to another, one Of ihem through some
mlshap or negligence, escaped and seizng his
keeper, Herr Driesbach, who was standing near
ny, crushed him 10 The floor, and held him firmly
pnoned despite OF his struggles 10 release 6imseTf;
alter looking around n moment in the coolest man
ner his tlgership ether being seized with some
sudden freak Of fancy, or mindful OF the public
| weab with majestic growl relreaIed To his den,
where he was finally secured, without having Ell
fecled any serious damage.
4 An Unkind Cui.-The (Aliddlebury) 1Demo
cratic Ploughnan' gays: Those calling them
dem "A