Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-06-02

satisfactory evidence that they at least consider
TO be true We understand that neal y two hun |
lred subscribers were oblaned Tor the True
Democrat IN this town alone, the first day The
prospectus was issued. This is an alarming indl-
cation that the Sentinel man will speedily he Ohm
ged TO 'shuffle off this mortal! COLI
nOr take up against a sea of troubles
though il is 10 be feared that he cannot,
Burlington Free Press.
Yam Burenism Defeated IN the Legislature Of
Connecticut The Lucoioco members Of the Leg
jslaure of Connecticut held their annual caucus
at Hartford on the l7lh, w. s. Hoabird in the
Chair Resolutions were adopted, lamenIing that
the Wings had failed TO establish Il permanent
tariff Against a National Bank-in favor OF the
SubTreusury against distribution and the us
sumption by the General Government OF The debts
OF the States.
No expression was made rs TO The choice Of the
Locofoc0s OF Connecticut for the next Presidency
an omission which has been supplied by the
New Haven Palladium We find Il statement in
the Palladium that q resolution was introduced,
declaring it the opinion OF The democracy OF Con-
nectcut that The National Convention should he
held next Noycmber-a as Mr. Van Buren's friends
have always desircd--which after leading TO an
almost interminable discussion, was finally defeat
ed by the casting vote of the Chairman. The vo:c
stood 40 to 49, when Mr. HoIabird voted in The
negative, ard Mus killed the resolution ii Van
Burenism cannot beat Calhounism even III New
England, what chance has The little magician with
his great rival elsewhere ?-.N Y. .4m'ucan.
The Guord.--lt is rumored aud generally be-
lieved that DR.. Mallory will be appointed Minister
or Charge d'Affares 10 Constantinope to fill the
post made vacant by the death OF Com. Porter.
If this be true, as soon as Profit can get Sec
Rotary of State TO make Cut his commission &c
some unnamed place, every member of The Guard
will have been provided for. Gushing, after being
rejected as Secretary of the Navy, goes to China
Irwin, of Pa. goes 10 Denmark Wise wanted tC
go 10 France, but the Senate would not consent
Profit would have gone to some of the South A
lnerlcan principaes if Webster had not refused
l. sign commission for him; and now DIR. Nal
lory, The last of the Guard, goes to Turkey!
Well, for set OF gentlemen, who set out viii
the declaration that they were entirely gnvHrne
- conscience, aud woGid accept no office, the
have come us near fulfilling their promise, AS on
could desire ! Their superhuman purify, humin
patriotism and noble dislnteresedness have event
uated just as We expected Richmond Whig.
Washington, May 90. Mr.. Cushing who lie
the city last week for Norfolk, is expected reur
again, tomorrow or next day. but 10 make yer
short stay here lie will proceed north, 10 con
clude his arrangements Tor elnbarkng upon III
China Mission, as his present intention Is 10 leay
in one OF The packets for Europe early in Jul
next. lie takes the overland route, and will met
the lrgale BTandyw!ne Ia India, which is 10 col
Vey MN anu tllS suit ~ SHluh' 'ClCH'
Webster and Mr. John Tyler, Jr..are expecting
accompany him. All others attached 10 the legt
tion go out, believe, in the Brandywne.
Mr. Gushing takes with him, as his own priva
secretary, French gentlemen OF acknowledge
abilities ns n scholar and a linguis. have |
doubt Of his rendering more than ten times OF rel
valuable service 10 the commission than all Il
others attached TO ii are capable OF conlerrin
excepting Of course, the Commissioner hlmse
This genlemun, Mr. Hernis, goes out in !!
Brandywine, aud from his perfect familiar
with the French, Spanish, German, Italian, II
brew and English languages, written al
spoken, he will unqueslionaby have made hit
self master Of the Portuguese and Chinese by {
time the TWO parties composing the embassy slI
meet at Bombay. His importance 10 the comm
sion in this respect, may he readily estimate
and Mr.. Cushings known atainmcnls, as a Vi
scholar, and somewhat celebrated liDgui
would give an earnest Of the sort Of person
would attach 10 the embassy in view OF the gre
national objects for which it was created, as al,
from personal considerations where he alone is
be consulted The selection Of Mr.. Hernis, mi
therefore, be considered by hmseland friends
ahgh and faueripg compliment Erpre