Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-01-11

history OF negotiation was concealed |
from the people. To this end the Secre- |
tary, if it was SO, ought-to be rebuked by I
the people. The objects ofthis new hum
bug, are said to be three
lst. To depreciate the wings, whose
treaty 1t enphaically IS, as much as Jays
was of the federalists.
2. To make capital for the orators own
party. ...=.* j..
8. To thrust Calhoun, who voted for
the treaty, off ofrhe course as competil-
FOR for the favor OF that party.
Observe what reckless statements |
parlizan leader, educated under the de-
moraIizing influences Of slavery, and act
uated By on ardent zeal to build up the |
party, which will sustain it, is capable of
resoFting to. This he said was the first
time in our history that the people had
moi had foil information on important ne
gotiatjons with foreign powers:
| In 1906 Messers. Monroe and Pinkney,
two Of Mr.. Jeferson's particular friends,
negotiated at London a treaty, by which
! were, as they believed, satisfactorily adj
jpsted Mr.. Jefferson never gave any in
formation respecting this negotiation, and
he rejected the treaty without submitting
it 10 the Senate Now | think it is not to
much 20 say, that if this treaty had been
submitted 10 the Senate, "a majority of
which were Mr.. Jeterson's friends, y it
would have saved this country from the last
war, which cost US more than &c, 600 lives,
and more than 100000 ofmoney. o.
serve that it was the leader of The sIavo-
cratic parry 10 this Uuion who rejected that
treaty, and suppressed all Information
about ii; it is the leader las much as any
! one at this timt) Of the same party, who
ciamors 10 the abused name OIL the peo-
! pie for Information net known to exist, 10
a treaty unaIterably settled and ratified,
about which a large mass of information
has already been communicated. | do not
say that there is not more, or that fought
not to be communicated What | object
10 is the attempts on the part Of this slavo-
cratic democrat, en- the mere srppostion
that there is more, to detude the people in.
to belief that it is anti-democatlc, and an
unprecedented contempt ofthe rights OF the
! peopIethat more has no: been communicat-
ed. The discussion Was adjourned TO
Tuesday, 9th,
| would call your attention to a new
project OF slavekoldlng uSul patton got up
IN Missouri and aimed at the MEXICAN ter
ritory of California. Il is not improbable
thai the ru1nor that the province was ceded
10 the United States was. got up to slimu-
late to emigration, in other words to TAX
ing possession Of he country and specula-
ting ia It's lands. @ .~::..-. d. l.. c.. 49,
Hilton J. -4tsrander.-This unfortu-
maize young mao, lately tried for murder,
in Philadelphia, and found guilty of man
slaughter, has beed sentenced 10 years
! Of solitary imprson ment at hard labor, in
4 the Eastern penitentiary. The statement
he makes is, that he Went into the office
Of Mr.. Lougee TO get some western mon
ey changed that alter the exchange had
been effected, Mr.. L. suspected the note to
be bad that dispute consequently arose
between them; the~ile passed from both
parties across the counter the prisoner
was ordered 10 leave the office, but feeling
his dignilV wounded, refused upon which
\ MIR. l.. cane round the counter ana was
;Abou. to seize him, when he clutched !he
dagger, made Eass with il, and how or
where he struck him, or with what de-
gree Of free, he did not know, until after
1t was done. r.: :.a-. IT."
This IS one among many proofs how
/ dangerous is the southern custom Of car
rying murderous weapons.
! Too Mach 10 Eat-The farmers in
many paris of the country are complain.
| ing Of the low prices OF almost all kinds
OF agricultural produce, and the manufac-
turers and merchants are. also making
similar complaints Indeed this country
is now laboring under what VIM. Goblet
! was wont 20 call "a most awful visitation
of abundance" -: !. IT, ..~=:.. :: ri
Tho Baltimore American published a
letter from Coshoclon county, Ohio, as
foIlows:-B Boston Journal =: -.
8 1t is impossible for me to give YOU an
) idea OF the distress in this part Of the
, country. OTIS will bring only 10 cents
} per busbel. Corn l2l cents. Wheat 40
cents, and 10 demand Hogs 81 per 100
lbs Beef cattle 81 per 100 lbs. alive
Four years old steers $40, and other cat
lie in proportion" ...=*..
Temperance.- Mr.. Buckingham, the
tcelebraled traveller, says: :. have now
been in Ireland three months, and have
not seen single person intoxicated, THO
a journey extending from Dublin over
all the south eot Ireland, embracing the
: counties CT Wicklow, Wexford, Kilkenny,
Waterford, Cork, and Limerick" ~.
TrGuellers tocards the North Star
The Committee of Vigilance al Albany
. have lately Published a full report OF their
: doings during The past year. They state
! that they have aided about three hundred
and fhV fugitive slaves since the opening