Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

zone the vety n;ccst tbipgs sver b-oucb, 10
the table, says the Louisville Journal. in me md
ding line, is the green corn pudding, prepared ac-
cordIng TO the following recipe Let every wife |
who would like to surprise her husband by rare
ueIcacy, Wy Hi-,,iake Of green corn twelve ears
$50 W lr suu luaI. " sweetmiik,
5ea,en nsnner and al, o 'out eggs' wen
ali well ,oprtber and b,Ie fan, bonr su -, ss
dish Some add TO lhe other ingredienis n ouar,er
ola pound of sugar, and eat the pudding with
sauce. 1t is good cold or warm, with meat or
sauce, but epicures OF the most exquisite taste de-
clare Tor 1t we believe, hot, and with the first ser
vice. 1000
m. p--.,- ,,--.--,
luz l'oV,uence A'ansc'pt mas the io'iow-
ing article about the changes in the State of
Rhode Island:
1tn1ar ,b;s Hal a.,
nuhl;Shes , ,hs Eau ' 'nS pay o'a'e Democrat
rtvho accord;or ~ 81 " ewen's -.n'ee Ieisons,
,he;r' smno1r, e ~ M pape,' nave Wl'nu'awh
Dill seGlD't III" nv ~ o'ay' .ahu gwen 10
noboJv n ,b;S Sal ,S ,S WIN ueGe,ve
canse nc la ,.se;,';N ,ne ms anu VIC
,Tbev ,nr,,ad ,n;, J'n ,"s 20 me" uuue's,oou.
no, To-, Co. -, Dbl p."'rs wv fears aeo'
Van Bm,en nd ,ba .a ous ,'o " w.; o'ay "
wste ,ha, M CI.,' ,'.,'iJ " ny, 'u;n,ne
encs nch ;s bonor"t3 "oulu my itnu aIe ln.'u1 =
on ,nla.r;', " ;n..,,. .a'Io W t"T suPPoIt Vi
tvnnlI. h.,oansa b.,
edgs H. r;nht oc h. sa w ~. aohuow'.
~ oa'o nuhe''a haJotltY OF
names TO change the fundamental institutions
OF government or State, without any of the
established forms OF law, and the Democrats, a
lew OF them, did; because, in fine, the Law
and Order party, IN whose ranks were found
most OF The prominent Wings of this State,
had put down these men with the bayonet,
and out-voted them at the ballot-box.
The followlngis the published list: We give
1t for future reference. We shall not forget
lhe men VINO league themselves with the Bay
olale democrat, 10 rum thereby the interests
oil Their own State. .d9l raaiu lef aaI
Wager Weeden, 5. III. Wales, John Paine,
ElI brown, r. b. Stiness, John Fl. Weeden,
Samuel Ashley, Christian Nj. Neste, Cephas
liolbrook, Daniel N. Paine, Laban c. w ade,
Isaac Elshree, Albert Cook, Samuel Warner,
John ). Eddy, Peter w. Ferris, Jesse Calder,
Jesse b. Sweet VIM @. Barker, A. II. Still
well, Lewis Carr, John c. Davis, Samuel
Young. naaeh PSI iai etH 70
They were all OF them, leaders of the Dorr
party, and II is not surprising tina: they take
The course which they have. The name which
heads the list had once some influence in Rhode
Island, but its influence Is gone. II can never
return. He has disgraced himself by his con-
duct. The honest men of the Dorr party, il
indeed any honest man now remains in that
parry, ieea'u nun WIN uistI uSt. III lneli gay
of prosperity, he was nominated for their Lieu
;-.','. os,e'St, wns" 'i,e he.. Of sia' o'"e
ne ies,g peu. Nu'ne,ous were Tue uisparaging
epl.ne's rpuP.Iu VIII ms nau'e, oy 'he hen
wn9.h ne "eu uese ~ ny eou'u nor ,lase
S;no,r;n ~ smn W. 20" a,H'ous w uasn
se,, II, III y, Popuc' mopt'iel'
a. SS .' ag 30 80 n@. LIN !, ~ ,h' ~ pOPSaa
pu1 ,eIuseu ~ ~ WIN ~ y, We .,1ul =, uaDgeI
al nans... nr ,hs EnnoJtm un"e, wi
anu ,,. r. =, -" ~ S,a ,,'a.u
s.e ny. ~, nc III" Up YIN was Ia,'s.
a. ."e t,,,e' o,i X ~ ue pa;ssu =! tlas oouS
,n.o ,a" ~ 'ne 80 'o nj ~ ou .:'n |.
osne up ~ 1 a IT. c.i;1n u'G wa
mad I !, GUY ny .n1 Us L;e."' ~ Ia"sou'y, pu, y
,eau :. 81, palseu i,,s po". mss "anueu y
me- speaNIn, nc pi eaue ~" .onYo' men.s
W l'aH' W.. Jus ,ham e 20 ~ sas1 ;,
which bespoke his modesty. and read il.