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Tor. aud | give three cheers for the Wings
This for The time being settled the matter as
bc,U,rn Native Amercanism aud us, and
,vcag,in cave our attention to the spcechcs.
Another more distinguished speaker now
mounted the ros,rum, aud in anticipation OF
the unusual quantity OF pure democratic
spirit with which they were now to be sur
charged. tho body Of each individual Of the
audience invouutarily so expanded as to
render ii impossible for all TO find accom-
mediation on the hay scales and some hall
dozen were obliged to step Off Bat this
speech after all was nothing very feinar.
kable and but for a circumstance which
struck us rs rather udIcrous, we should not
alludc to il. The gentleman, being in the
rcproachfu mood was pointing out the pc
culiar grievances which Locofocoism has
ever been forced 10 endure and the infections
aud prosecutions they have ever received at
Ike hands of the cruel and relentless Wings,
aud asserted, as an CIV idence OF the fact that
at 'ihis very instant, a man in the hue
State of Rhode Island was now incarceraied
in dungeon for no other cause than the
firt that he was a democrat Here three
croans for Rhode Island was audblv called
! for. The master of ceremonies gave the or
der, and closing his eyes and laying back his
head, so as to give full effect TO this inter-
esiing operation, when up went three Of the
hear,Ies, kind of cheers, for the gallant little
whje State The gentleman opened his eyes
in establishment, but altogether too lale-ihe
cheers had gone up, and there was no getting
them back.
The speeches being now concluded, the
coon, already doomed TO suffer martrydom,
was brought forth. and his blood shed, we
| suppose, as full expiation OF the many
wrongs done by the universal Wing party in
his name He was then tied by The heels al
the top OF the pine and an attempt made to
raise it, We do not mean TO insinuate tina,
there was scarcity Of people in attendance
upon this conven,ion--but one thing was
evident Either there were too few people,
or else the tree, or tie coon was too heavy.
Two unavalling attempts were made to
raise this glorious and noble trophy of,her
valor'---whcn after cutting off as many as
two states from the butt ofthe tree it was
fnallv raised
Thus ended the business operations oil
this most Interesting day and The scene
closed with triangular dance upon the
green by three democrats, to the tune oil
'Durangs Hornpipe' performed by the band
1t was glorious day for the democracy oil
Rutland County, joy beamed in every loco s
eye-mirth and good feeling characterised
all their acts-nobody was killed nobody
hurt--and long may the Recollection of the
scenes of this day live in the memory of all
present.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

SENSIBLE WOMAN Miller:tc. d ov,
East, concluding that the end OF all ,hipr.
had arrived, resolved to work no more and
no more TO gather the fruits of the cath
After long mornin's walk, to mediate
he returned home and asked his wife If
breakfast was ready. mo" said She ~
have prepared none. You say i, is m,
your duty to work; ifso, it is not mine. if
the fruits ofthc earth may not be gathered
they may not be cooked. lam resolved 10
abide the consequences with YOU TIE
man walked out to mediate, and rcturnin,
shortly, said, "if you will get some break
fast will 60 to work"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14


Mr., GIiddon, in one of his late lectures
a, Boston, gave the annexed information re.
spcc,ing the compos ition Of the colors used
by the Ancient Egyptians, in their earliest
and latest pictorial scenes-colors which,
after lapse Of four thousand years. stand
unrivalled in briIliancy and beauty
"To begin with white. This is so per-
feet that after the lapse OF 1000 years its
las,rc is inimi,able.-I, was FORMED of pure
chalk, BY pounding the various species Of
fossil crabs, &c, that abound in Egypt
ian limestone qunrries YELLOW was vel.
low iron ochre-iound o. al possible shades
in the strata of Egypt and Nubla. Oxides
OF iron in their natural state; sometimes also
burned, 10 vary the color Red was red
earthly bole in its natural state-trloxldes
OF iron, in which is classed the colcotar, or
"violc, Of vi,roi" Blue, comprising the
costly "Ultramarnc," is sometimes an OK
idc Of copper; frequently an oxide Of iron,
and many Egyptian blues give oxide OF CO.
bait. under analysis These artificial! for.
nations imply cxtrems chemiral skill,
Green was compounded of artificial metal.
&c blues, and natural yellow sand and soda,
in cruciblcs or in balls, subjected 10 the
furnace and as blues and greens abound in
the paintings, even Of the pyramidal era
! Tor long before Abraham) this not only ex.
/ plains why The Egyptians were well ac-
qualn,ed with glass in those days but
:ha, they knew how to color it, is proved
BY relics of all kinds of colored glass itself
abounding in Museums. and by glass vases
drawn on the monuments of exquisite CO.
lors, produced bv arts now lost Black is
sometimes pure bone black-somelIme ii
is black earth (oxide Of iron) found in
Nilo,ic mines.
These coDors, in every shade. reduced 10
an impalpaLle powder by grinding. mixed
wnh Gum Arabic, and diluted with water
were those used blythe Egyptians, and wer,
applied on the subject TO be painted, aiiel
The wall had been coated with layer o
succo, prepared from Gypsum, and the co
lors were laid on 10 ordinary frcsco. Tn,
mummy cases have established, that tn
Ane,rc, Egyptians also understood cncaus
tic pain,ing-wah wax Dissolved in naph
tha
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

Mn poLRs uuiLiricArIuNS-.T
Globe tnnihorly which the Loco Foe,
have never qrcsiioned) in 1859 used ,bc
following language in relation to NJ,
Polk I'll is wholly and totally m nst,
man for Vice prtsIdcn, Of the Upal
States. lie possesses no single quaE6e,.
ton which should cnliilc him to the con
sheraton Of the party for that high otfisc,
We'll we'll take their word for ur
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

Otii NUMBER OF electoral votes 20. a
majority is 1873.
BY the above il will be seen that lule If
any hope now remains for the success OF
Mr. Clay or The party sustaining him
This TO the intelligent and virtuous Free
men oil Vermont will be matter OF deep re-
gre, & the consequences 10 the bes. interests
Of our State, canno, be but seriously felt by
our people We hope that this defeat will
not discourage the indomltablc wings OF
Vermont, but ralherimpe them on 10 more
active duty in the defence Of the princiales
for which they have SO long struggled |,
Will be to US mere than gratifying TO leo,o
that VI. has now inihe face of,his defeat rolrd
up an old fashioned majority forClay & FIRE.
linghuysen-and recorded once more no,
vote in favor ofthe Law and order many and
IN support of the principles founded on he
basis ofrI9hl and justice, and which in ,be
end erery true friend Of The American Re.
public mus. sustain.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

Tar SrEAnHorr Lucy WALKeR.-
The Louisville Journal gives some further
particulars Of the disaster Of this boat. The
Rev Mr. Todd OF Louisville. was blown
,verboard, bat was saved by swlmiaq
F'ilern dead bodies have been recovered
md al New Aibany, d, the las dates. there
were fifteen OF twenty Of the wounded. Sew.
raj persons were dragging for bodies IN
he wreck. Only The wheel houses o. the
,oa, were above wafer Mr. Wren, Of va.
roo, Miss, was blown from, ihe boiler deck
nd fell near the bow ofihe boat in a STATE d
nsensibiliiy. When be recovered ms sen.
IS, be saw bis iittle son. sin or seven
years cd, in he rear Of TIE boat The hsme.
+ aging about The 10y. The fa;her, uultl.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

O 4 BrowAsoa The New Englanc
leroaer a Catholic psper pSbsEshed s,lsos
Ton Gays sha on Sunday, the rsih ui,, q.
a Btownsou, Esq, was received into tn
b,son OF the Catholic Church. lie wa
iauised and confirmed, by the Righ, Rev
Fazpau,ck. the Coasjaior bishop Of lh'
d,oeese. The learned prelaie IS sad y
have made mrs beautiful aud iouehins
address o1 The occasca.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOV
ERNOn

20 NJ AIDS Dg.cAnP.
NJ Carter Hall of Bennington,
Dunes w. HIckock Of BurIipgon
Waller Bunham Of Barre,
Alfred lieb1lrd of Randolph.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14

,onl,,, !. nov rnd,,cd too apparent to
nrtd ins,her eomm,ni
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-14
THE GRAND RESULT,

The following states are already heard
from, to an extent sufficient to ascertain the
result in each. The figures denote the num-
Der of the Electoral votes to which they
are respectfully entitled
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