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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

We thought So The editor of the Freeman says
lin his lst) tnat ill health has prevented him from
reading through Clay aud Van Buren's letters on
annexation. Still week before, he undertook to
tell his readers what they wee This accounts
Tor his gross cnunnies in reference to Mr.. Clay'9
letter, and happily so as to avoid intentional and
deliberate falsehooi. We advise our neighbor
either to say nothing which he does not know, or
to mark his articles as written during " i'll health
else he may be sure his readers will soon get
sick OF the Freeman. We now quote the following
from the last Freeman:
Hut # SIT Clay really considers human slavery evil
md a hand to American liberty lamonts its existence, md
dopccatos the existence of this dangerous element in
WhD ddeS re not dltdo his letter, Ucghin
qJestiUn."
of course the Freeman is sick, very sick, on its
last legs as it were--for Mr.. Clay most distinctly
alIndes to slavery in his letter. AMI condemns an.
neNatlon tor tie purpose Of giving the balance of
power TO the slave states. For the especial benefit
OF our weak brother, we quote again from Mr.
Clay's letter:
1t is useless Disguise that hcrn those who espoue and
Oc who oppose the Texas the ground
the influence which would exert tho balance Of political
power between great sections Union conceive
that motive for acquisition foreign territory would
moe unfortunate pregnaut with fatal Consequences
n h OF Obtaining it for the purpose OF strengthening
practical operations would the existence ii did
certainly tho Of dissolution OF the Union.
Tor Teisn conqhn't or acquisition OF territory For II to
day Texas be acquired strengthen part the Coude
cy Tomorrow Canada may be required add strength uoh-
er AMI amer that might have been Obtnined still other and
urhcr acquisitions would become necessary cquazc and I'D
just the bdrr Of political power. Finally in the progress
tbs spirit 81 ulve.i iomlioa the part Of the Cs.er-f
which IS weakest would find itself still iko from the
possibility of sesurig theatres for those PECULIAR IN
sICiO"5 which II Is chargcd with being dtsou 10 OK
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
THE WING HOBBY.

BY col DuNHAM OF KY.-vARrArIoSs BY u.s.
HO! all yo brave Wings Of eighteen f9ry-four,
Lome, join in my song Of the hobbies once more
For Clay is our hoJby-u moltlosomo sliced
Well trained rhe urf-with both bottom and speed
Yes CLAY Is our hob5y
Koniackys proud hobby
Then 90 il, boys go!
The hobby of ocos whoo'er be thei man,
Is to love the dear people,, but gray all tA'y ean,
Tho fox, OF the musiif, the mule, the
HutCLAY is our hob5y,
Ay, he's tho Wing hobby
Then go it, bOys, go!
o. the roguos what conrvod in their lobbe
What tricks 10 deceive us-what humbugs ard hobbies
Sub TrtGsgry-Free Trade-ltes Bni-'nd Hard Money
O., these are their hobbies,
They are Van Buren, hobbies,
Can we 20 it, boys mol
Away with such nonsense such tricks, md fresh
Aud tho Whigs are tho 6oys-,tis a main Of Clay
&c buy what we need, and then honestly pay
o, CLAY Is our hobby,
Our ouly Wing hobby
Then go it, boys, 60.
They have hobby more--it is Reputation
The hobby of knlves who would ruin the nation
They spge er dsb and then swear they have paid
rIis wnd-bIoSeg bobby,
'l.is rdscally hobby
For shame, let il go!
Calhoun has n hobby--t is NallGeatonj
lie all for the sate-not fig for the NATION;
Aud yOt, Il he could, no would think it but fair
To plant himself plump in the Presdoots chair
He's not Wing hobby,
He's a Van hobby,
He's wlrigg hobby
Calhoun Is no go"
The hobby Of Johnson-oh, my rumpsy dumpsy
Il Aaagdma,iOR and killing 1foampsh!
But why make a fuss '-hes bold honest fellow
Having killed off the red let him stick " tho ysliOp
Oi hu's not O Wing hobby.
but CLAY is our hobby,
Konuokys proud hobby
Then go il, boys, go!
And Tyler the Traitor has hobbies to vex u.s.
Ills Neioes-Trens'Iy Notes-anl treaties for Texas
lie shed tears like BOBBY, in 40 for clay,
And now weeps for himso because Clay wins the day
Hos tricky black hobby
Lame, spayind hobby, .
Bolts bitten hobby
Let the poor creature go.
And now, my Wing hnthers what shall sayi
We Wings have our hObby--thut hobby ia CLAY
AS Patriot and Statesman how FIRM will he stand
In defence Of our Rights, hot h by sea and by land
Ay, he's the Wing hobby,
keuucky's proud hobby,
The WHOLE NATIONS HOBBY
Then GO Ia, boys, Gol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

O. The Patriot is awtully shocked TO think
that the VT. delegates met at the Astor House in
New York-just as though every man of them put
up there. We trust goodly share went to the
Croton Temperance House and seeing that the
N. Y. Express cracked up the delegation as being
mostly tee-to.olers, we guess they did. The dele
gates stopped where they pleased, and the Astor
House, being central and convenient, was simply
the place Injecting to organize Our life ont, the
Patriot editors "mouth watered" for the Astor
House fxons, at the bare mention of the Name
Wouid you have them go 10 the "Pewter Mug
Knowing Jerominls taste, we must say he wouldn't.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
III Z NDHHr
Nothing of importance.
WING MEETING.

On Monday evening last, Messrs. Mutt and Dew
ey gave an interesting account of the National
Convention and with plenty of brief speeches
and full and good humored meeting, we had anoth-
cr taste of the times of 1910. The songs were not
ready; but as it will be seen by our columns that
the Wing delegations from PTnaSSuS are pouring
in rapidly, they will unquesonably report at meet
ngs in future. The Constitution of a Wing Club
was adopted, and the Club is to be organised by
the appointment fotficers on Wednesday evening.
WcdneSddy epsning ner at l-2 past Z, Mt the Ma
sonic Hall. Wings, one and all, please remember
the place and the time. Let us all come together
and together enter upon rev political era dies
tined, trust, to prove " era Of good feeling
-hlrnony- peace-prospcrity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
ME-. CLAY

VIII not take the stump and electoneer during
the Presidential campaign He has declined sevc-
raj invitations already, and among them one to Wis
it New England. lie says:
The ell ectiou of Chief Magistrate Of free great and
tte1ed nation Is Of h1 gravcst and
u.ia which t.e ots eau exercise 1t is onphhicly and
ousht 70 be exclusively, their bIness Upon wisdom
u iheir choice depends tin preservation uud OF free
Institutions, and welfare aud prosperity Of Themselves. In
making ~ they Should be free impartial ard wholly u'hjes
by the en- 'ur of nlate lm.aif Not only, in opinion
Is It his cGty 60 M tom all solicitation, direct Indirect
Of their sntrg but he should avoid beng Voluntarily placed
IN situations TO seek or in which he might be supposed seef
to influence the II Judgment.
Entertaining those views Of what becomes candid te for the
exalted office of P1sitrnt Of the United States, shall
sdct conlo nifty with them. Iloeuter AMI urtl the penIn
PWsd"uti O." elton is decided, ucccpt AN,
1u1hc me ting Of my fellow cuzeu assembled IN reference
tot object 70 which may have been shall be invited. Il IL
any wish and iieaii1u when leave tins city, hoM
u- ouuit 1l quaNy possible, sad, employ ny'cll
private aud affairs, tACis wait The decision Of Zee
Presidential election, acquisscing in it, vhalva it may b.. viii
the most pctiect submission.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

a Solemn Protest. The Baltimore Patriot an
nounccs that the venerable Governor Paine" mar
ched at the head of the Vermont Delegation We
won't stand that in the name Of the Green Noun
tain Doys--ayc, and of the Green Mountain Girls,
too--we most solemny protest against it. The
Governor is able, honorable, respectable reliable, re
SponsiJie, sensible, and mnriogea5'e to boot-but
he is far too young man yet TO be laid on the
shelf with the UencruLles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

90 The North Star has caught sight of some
champagne bottles brought forth at the Astor
House, N. Y, lat the meeting of the Vermont
Wing delegates TO drink the health of the propri-
etor-and thereat the Star wrinkles like the eye of
a TOPPER But what of it, neighbor Star? If there
are Wings who will drink glass Of wine in honor
of their host, do you pretend to say that there are
no locoiocos who would do the same thing? or
docs the Star think that the wine bibbng is there
fore to be CHARGED 10 LID entre party?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
RAIL ROADlTIEs.

meeting of the friends of Railroad in New
Hampshire from Concord to Connection River, has
been called to meet at Haverhil OIL the 18th inst
at 10 A. NJ Tx Governor Page heads the COM
mittee We are glad TO see this movement: it is
an indication that New Hampshire is at least ava
kening to her own interests, and we trust to look at
the interests Of Vermont in the fraern4l split
which ought to characterize neighboring states,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

A correspondent of the New York American
says Tho spirit is up-and all will work WE'LL
In hour aftor the nomination yesterday the wings
were singing to the chorus which shows that 10
the poets lore all things are possible
We shall oige the Locos pisea,
In Henry Clay and rrelnshuysen,
varied with another in this wise
Now the people rising
For Henry Clay and Freughuyson.
And we add another
Tho triumphs sure there's o Disgusting,
With Henry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,

TO be completed in about Gty numbers, each number,
or ro.ume, to contain $50 pages and uppards-
Pubiisied senli-month,B al 25 cents per uo.ume.
presented popular form They will possess all the charms
Now ready
NJ. 1.-THE LIFE OF MADAME D'ARPLAY, (rormerly
Miss Burney) autures of Evcina," &C., Volun
% each.
No. 2.--rhE LIFE OF GOETHE-Frcn his own autobio-
papers, pnd the Of his contemporaries in vol
uncs, Il 25 cents each volume.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

.Nice-reyy. Look into the last Green Mountain
Freeman for an Article solt-soaping Van Burcn's
letter as very able production, but not word
Of its doctrinesnot lisp about what his opinions
really are, Neither of the letters are published in
that paper yet And this is great anti-stapery
MINER il il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
WING MEETING.

The meeting of the Wings Of Montpelier and
vicinity, holden at Masonic iiall on Monday eve
ming last, adjourned to meet on WcdncSdoy evening
next MAY 2l,J half past 4 at the Masonic Hall. A
full and early attendance is desirable.
A. G. PIERCE, Chairman.
q. p. WALTON, JR Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

Correction. In several of the accounts Of the
Baltimore Convention, it is stated that Gov Paine
addressed the Massachusetts delegation This is
an error: Senator Phelps was the orator from Yer
mont or that ccc"son, and we ure told that h. de-
yered an excelIent speech, mainly mon the Tar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

Central Road. The surveys must soon be made,
and ofcoure the means must be had Let those who
have not already done their part, be ready for an
early call,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
MILITARY GOODS.
BANCHny,,r G. RIKER

fave received ditec from New York, complete assortment
Of MILITARY GOODS, suitable for the present regulu-
ton of the laws If this Stuie.
SWORDS for Field auI staff officers;
- for Military Officers;
g for Cavalry Companies;
EPAULETTS for Mai General and staff;
e fOI Brig. General and STAFF;
for Comp ny Officers
90 L. $ MUSKErS SWORDS, BELTS do;
Piitcd Yellow aud White Army LACE, all widths
Nuiture Plumes, Ostrich dol Cock Feathers
POmpiOn Sargeant's Knots;
Silver Bullion WINGS, Worsted do;
Yellow und White Tasscls, Plume Sockets;
Cuckades SILK Sdshes Buttons
Euf aud White CGssimeres;
Red und Crimson Broad Coths and thin. else appet-
ninng TO the Military Department. which will be sold cheap
for cash credit.
90 Particular attention paid to filling orders.
Monpelier Mny 8, lsii 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
THAT BALL MOTION.

Syracuse, N. Y, has gone Wing by the unpre-
cedented majority of IA votes. Geddes and Rome
have been redeemed from locoiocoisn.
Pontiac michigan is redeemed Wing MAORI
ty 80.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

at other points of the State, several Locolocos
frankly gave in their adhesion to Mr. Clay, and told
him plainly that they could no longer hold out, but
would vote for him if they lived.-Ralagh (.N e.
Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

The Richmond Enquirer thinks that " Mr.. Clay,
like General Harrison, will be killed with kindness"
If killed at all, it is very likely he will be killed
with kindness. The Locofocos have good reason
to know that malignity and venom cannot kill him.
louisville Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

Ornamental Tree Society. There is Society in
Hanover, N. H., every member being bound to
plant and protect one tree annually, under the
direction of the officers of the Society. Good.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17

Progress Of The Wiig cause Within the last
year, elections have been held in twelve States, in
which tie Wings have been triumphlnt. The
States TO which we refer, are Tennessee, Kentucky,
Ohio, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Vermont,
North Carolina, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New
Jersey, ana Virginia. These States give 1872 cleo
toral votes. One hundred and thirty eight votes
elect the President. OF course no intelligent man
can honestly doubt that Mr. Clay will have three
fourths of all the votes in the electoral colleges.
Louisville Journal.
What has become ofthat famous pyramid of Lo-
cofoco States which we lately saw in all the Loco
papers, whose towering peak, capped by Ohio,
reached to the skies, and emulated the famous tow
er of Babel? Have It's architects been stricken
with ga confusion of tongues" scattered to the
four quarters of the Globe and the tower itself left
to toer to its fall At all events it has vanished.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-05-17
DEATHS.

In Milton Mass Apdl -, Charles, youngest of E. s. and
Martha aiarsh aged Is months
In Eas npcer, May {, the residence of Mr. Roswell
Ater, Mrs. Abigail Rand reic of Samuel Rand, formerly Of
Suaiord aged 50
In barre, ll 10 Mrs. Lorenda Dodge, Of Mr. Joseph
Dodge, aged 10 this sIrokc OF Divine Providence, Mt d.
is called to the loss Of devoted pInon, his children
nsctionute mother, and tho church OF its faithful
reuber'. Blessed 4re nj. sad who die in the Lord"
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NEW ARRIVAL,
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
BANCROFT & REI<ER

AVE just received their full supply OF SPRINGS SUM
Il MER GOODS, which they disposed sell a lit,le
hnapcr than those who sell cheap for cash approved credit
NAV |. IS4l. 5ltf
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APRIL 20. 1874.

FILLS, WILDER L Co. have 1000 lbs. prime WHITE
~ LEAD, and 100 gallons MIDDLESEX OIL, which they
are selling low. SO Montpelier, April 30, 1874
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No. 1.-THE DRAWING ROOM LIBRARY,
Edited by Epes Sergeant.
THE LIGHT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE, AND
OTHER POEMS
Now for the first time collected, by Epes sargcant with
illustrative engraving steel designed by j. G. Chapman
Prospectns Of tie Draining Room LilralM

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MISS s LII GREEN

MISS 5. III. GREEN
WoUhp respectfully inform the people Of Noulfcd and vi
w ehy, that she wil continue her SCHOOL tor young La
Dies 1' ana Misses, through tho Summer uud Autumn.
summer Term commencing Juno 3D. continuing eleven weeks
Vuca'qn out weehs Fall Term comneacng sept IL, to
Thorough instruction will given in tho vuriou. English
banehes Latin onI French, with lessons upon the Piano
IHcnir attention VIII be- paid to the moral as vol intel
lccn.l culture of tho mind.
TERMs.-Engish Branches $3.50
Latin or French IL a liition. 400
Music including tho use of Piano, 800
iEPNEW OoDsar
RECEIV'D FROM BOSTON
BEfIS DAY.
J. w. HowEs.
MAY II, 1913.
DAIRY SALT,
test ''y y tho ' bag or p RSaJP
ROCK COD,
$ AS Sy and sisfwIT ''@f IST Sy SCOTT Co.
GRQUNpo NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER by tlc ksl, bag h.
Ha T7o VIZ '' 'oH bAEb S SCOTT tGHS co CO. on
& lEEP TOBACCO aud WOOL TWINE at
- Nav If. ct LYMAN K KINGS.
- uEEr TOBACCO AMI WOOL THYME.
- May II. 81 BALDWIN, SCOTT & Co.
A FEW pieces Of SCOTCH MUSLIN and GINGIAM
N just received. May II. 81 BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
NEW ARRIVAL!
@ T@ oa sy 5J GrS '' I BY Hfo o G' of
the low nriccs AlsoIMpEEtAL CORDED ROBES wide
GMpuRE EDGlNGs, Ne. Sc Please call and examine. 80
FLOUR! FLOUR!
SAH HBi,S of Extra SuHrtlno ROCHESTER, and GEN
OOV EsLb fLOt rs ground from selected GencBce Wheat
md packed orders expressly for Family hand and
for sale Burlington Montpelier where will be through
the a large supply OF the hest brands Of WESTERN
FLOUR, which will he sold at ~ times the very lowest notch
| Montpelier Mayo, 1874. GO BURBANK & LANGboN.
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
| VEGETABLE PULMONARY BABSAM COMPOUND Pull
| MoNARY BALsAtl, Mis-. Gardacrs INDIAN BAIsAM
| or LINERWORF, D0ci. Geo TayoT's AN OF LIVER
v OFT, Newtons rANACEA The INDIAN PURGATlVE
Pll together with large sutpy of DRUGS for sale Mt low
est prices by Mty G. co SILAS BURBANK Js.
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CLARK & COLLINS

BTAVE Just received from Boston flesh lot Of DRUGS &
IA MEDICINES, GROCERIES, FRUIT, PAINTS, OILS,
NARNlSH &c. &c which will be soil as low can be bought
in the country
Montpelier, May !, lS4i 50
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A FEW PIECES more just arrived. Also Rich FRENCH
N LAWNS, and few more patterns Of those desirable DO
LANES, ca. you will be too late, cheapest
CASH STokE. May 49, 81 LYMAN & KING.
GEORGE ID. DUWN VERBS hSTAVE.
STATE OF NkkMONI,( The lion. Tie Probate
DisiuoI oi Lemole IS. Court for the D,sulcl OF
LamOhlo
10 all concerned m the estate &c GEORGE d. DOW.
NER lats If stowe in sand Dsuct, deceased artelinp
kATHhREAS, Thomas b. DJwner, administrator on
w sand estate, proposes 10 render account Of his
aimlnaun and present his account. as adm
as aforesaid, examination and allowance at Probate
Court 10 be held at the Inn of q Il nond in stowe
oioresa VI The second Thursday uf Juy next at 10 o.
clock a Nj -ihereiore yOL hereby notified appeal
before sad Court, at lle lime and place aforesaid, and
shew cause any you have, why said should mol
be allowed.
Dated al Johnson, this 10Th day of May, A. d. 1874
81 @, L. BOWEN, Regsier.
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BOSTON MARKGT,-MAs IA.

BOSTON MARKEr,-MAT II.
HOOL--pG'es tm--stocd not llrga--denand good.
BRIGHl or MARKET,-NIoNDAY, MAY 10.
At MGlhet 80 Beef Cute. FreoA sall udvanio of-
ieoted, We quote low 20 quality rs a 5 %
second quality 4 10 q SIS third quality 3 - "A 3D.
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PAPER HANGINGS!!

JUSI RECGEF Ed r'itUM NI5ST YORK
10O0O HP. . ra dsda! H aa hoi Of The and
Window Curtains, wholesale aud retail, reasonable terms
by GEO. w. COBB q Co,
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NEW GOODS,
CHARLES SPALDING

III AS just cevcd au extensive of SPRING and
II SUMNER GOODS. Almost every article wanted can DO
found my store. cse call oximne il you wish to be
suited as 10 PRICE and QUALITY.
Village Of Montpelier, April 25 lsN 5s:issw
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NOTICE.

THIS may certify that have given any SON. CARLToN UnALL
minor his tine and consider him FREQ from my agency
conjo,theNiore shall claim his cummings nut pay
an Of his debts ulter This dAtu. JOHN tbAiL,
Wolcuu, My ], 1874. BlH
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BALZARINES.

GREAT BARGAINS in SUMMER GOODS for Men and Boyi
NJ at reduced prices at tho CASH STORE,
A.ny 10. o. LYMAN Z. KING
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BHOADCLOTilS AND ESTINGS.
A GREAT variety, just received and selling Low by
IA May 3, loii. SO BALDWIN, SCOTT K Co.
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FLOWER SEEDS, VASES AND POTS,
A VERY pretty assortment BALDWIN, SCOTT & Co.
N May 5. ls4i. 50
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MODERN STANDARD DRAMA,
LIBRARY EDITION,

EDITED BY EPES SARGEANT,
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