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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19

middle and stable course of policy which shall min
gle and partake, in some degree, of the spirit of both
those opposite opinions. This desirable object !,
think will be accomplished by tann deriving all
the revenue necessary to the economical administra
ton of government from foreign imposts, and ad-
usted, as that, by just and wise discrimination, to
afford reasonable protection to American interests
That great question settled on the basis which l
have suggested, ought to conduce to the harmony,
as am perfectly persuaded it would to the pros.
nerity ofthe whole country"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19

Important .4nnouneement-Mr Crittenden, of
KY, in presenting remonstrance against the new
tariff bill, to the United States Senate on Wednes
day, said:
lie would however, for the information of the
country, and for the purpose of calming any nqul-
etude in the public mind on this subject state, from
his knowledge of the sentiments of this body, that
no change or ,oiH be made N the erisiing tariff
at this session
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19
AN OFFER 7

Any person obtaining subscribers for The Dem
ocratic Wing, or the Waterman and Journal, land
forwarding the cash in advance, may retain 6 per
cent for his services.
Wings committee men merchants &c.-here
is chance TO serve the good cause without a sac
rifce. Improve it. Locofocoism, with its third
party allies is comprising the earth and the depths
below, yea and sacregously aiming at the powers
above, to carry their ends. Let us meet the com.
mon enemy and defend the right.
Il. p. WALTON & SONS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19
COUNTY COURT.

The April term commenced on Tuesday, Judge
Redfeld presiding-JudgesS Sampson and Hayward,
assistants-D. p Thompson, clerk The first con-
tested case was the old one of Chaplin Keith a
gainst Tracy and Converse of Woodstock. This
was the third trial and the second and final verdict
for the plaintiff He claimed about 500 on re-
ceipt for note to be collected of III. EMERSON
Verdict, cent damages and the costs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19

Sour Grapes. Who cares for Connecticut p
shout the loco editors; " Bue-ight federalism
Hartford Convention" Yet, before the late cleo
ton, Mr.. Van Buren's Albany Argus told us that
about three films of the people of Connecticut were
about to vote the locofoco ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19

DO brutes reason? Within a week we have met
with two articles to prove that brutes reason.
Per contra. On one of our recent hot days, we
saw COW trying to cool herself under leafless
apple tree, in preference to bed in the snow
banks which were within few rods of her.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19
THE WINGS OF THE SOUTH.

On Tuesday, Mr. Berren, Senator from Georgia.
came out nobly in defence of the Wing Tariff. On
this subject, the differences, which have heretofore
existed between the Wings of the North and the
South, are rapidly melting away. The South is
coming right--aH the Wings are going for Protec-
ton and against Free Trade.
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WATCHMAN & JOURNAL

GIVE observe that the Patriot is underbid-
ding but we will not be out-done. The Watch
man g. Journal will be furnished per year as fol-
lows:
/ copy cash in advance, 81 so
l do. where not in advance, 2 90
10 copies to one address, cash in advance, IA 90
20 do. do. do. do % 90
40 do. do. do do. 40 90
0[F@Postmasters, Wing Committees, and each
individual Wing will oblige by acting as agents
L. P. WALTON g. SONS.
Montpelier, March 6, 1874.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Hon. VIM. r. King of the U. s. Senate flor ma
ny years member of that body from the State of
Alabama has been nominated and confirmed as
Minister to France. Mr. King is loco, and his
place will doubtless be supplied by Calhoun or
Tyler Loco.
Wilson Shannon, a Tyler Loco and Gov. of Ohio,
has been APPOINTED Minister to Mexico.
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Correspondence of the Atlas.

BALTIMOKE, NpIH IT, 10TH
You will no doubt learn from Washington that
there is very earnest move making there to bring
Judge John Mclean, (of the U. s. Supreme Court
forward for Vice President This movement is
supported with so much zeal, and has already found
so many advocates, that it is thought it will sue
ceah
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19

This averages less than one cent each copy. No
subscription received for less than four copies ex-
cept when taken at the office. Payment must IN
every case be made in aduance, and free Of postage
and on these terms, liberal patronage is requisite
for us.
Early orders are desired in order that we may
make all necessary Arrangements.
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THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN YER
MONT.
THE DEMOCRATIC WING.

Relying upon very large subscription list from
the Wings of Vermont, we propose to commence
the publication of handsome political paper on
the cheapest possible terms, to be entitled "TIIE
DEMOCRATIC WIG"
We will commence the publication on receiving
the proceedings of the National Wing Convention,
to be holden on the first ofMay, and issue TWEEN
TY-FlVE numbers previous to the Presidential
election.
1.-THE Democratic Wing" will be half the size
of the Waterman and Journal as its name indi-
Gates, it will be exclusively devoted to the advoca-
cy of Wing principles, and to the resistance of ad
verse principles; and it will be furnished on the
following TERMS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19
GOVERNMENT PRINTING.

Sometime since there were some passages be-
tive to Government printing. We now allude to
the subject again, and for the purpose of showing
that from Sept. 3d. 1884, to Sept 3d. lSi2 One-ttird
of The sum paid for printing at Washington ieas IN
Cured by The Yam Buren, Administration, and can
not honestly be charged to the Wings. According
to the New-York Tribune, the Blue Book shows
the following payments for the two years above
mentioned, over one-thrd of which is to Blair g.
Rives:
Gales g. Seaton, House printing, $243,5ll
Thomas Allen. Senate printing, 40,791
Blair s. Riues printing census blanks, 1922
The Tribune Says
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Bhir Riyes have received s9O0 900 in all, good
mart for work secured tho Van Buren, dynasty before
s ornulson om power OF course, this Is set down
hg swes the aggregate of tho disbursements
Of Congress-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-04-19

The Democratic Revie,O-The last number of
this able periodical contains likeness of Richard
M. Johnson, and, among many better things, an ar
tice in favor of the immediate annexation of Tex
as. "What must be- must be-" it says; " and in
general, therefore, the sooner it is, the beter."-
cit is not unlikely that the an
nexation may go into effect with facitity iohich
,oiA surprise us all. Resistance will be half para
lyzed in advance by the pressure of the general
consciousness of its nutity of that political GER
tanty, and that geographical fitness and proprety
of the measure against which it will be ruin to con-
tend" We shall give the article in our next pa
per- 1t is important mainly as indication Of
what the democratic party are determined to do on
this question: ni- Slavery Standard.
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Grand fscst0rrr.

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Hintls s. RumbaBgh, i4HchbUrg.
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NEW VOLUME.
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The Madisonlan contains the Treaty for
the surrender OF criminals concluded be-
tween France and the United States last
November, and since ratified by both Gov
ernments, The two Governments agree
N this Treaty 10 deliver up to justice any
person or persons, who beng accused Of
crimes committed within the jurisdiction
Of the requiring party, shall seek an asy
um or be found within The territories Of
lie other The surrender, however, is to
be made only when the fact OF the com
mission Of The crime shall be 30 establish.
ID as thaithe laws Of the country, in which
the fugitive or tie person so accused shall
be found, would justify his or her appre-
honson and commitment for trial, If the
crime had been There committed. The
surrender is to be made OH tho part Of the
French Government BY authority Of the
keeper Of tie Seals, Minister of Justice
aad on part Of the Emitted States BIZ au.
thoriiy Of the Executive, Al, acquisitions
must be made through the medium Of the
diplomatic agent Or agents Of the parties.
The expense Of ANY detention and detyc-
~ effected in virtue Of the provisions of
the Treaty are to be borne and deGrayed by
lie Government ~ whose name the requi-
,iion shall have been made Baltimore
American.
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Inls3s-g the Sub-Treasury was the
great measure Of dellyeance and liberty, F"
The second Declaration u Independence. "
with our i.ocoioco friends. What has be-
come Of it, 4 bill was reported al me
late session oil Congress revlfing H. bul
with pnr,y majority Of about sLAiy ~ The
House Of Representatives It has been per-
united 10 sleep upon the table
So with the black Tariff, /" the odious
TaritI,n " that abomlnable sy stem oil fraud
and plumber for tie benefit OF few manu-
tacturers, with the same majority, able
Il, any moment 10 repeal Il, what have they
done To remove It's pretended bufthens
They have lodged the responsibility, and
ii is still the law Of the land Who WI
believe their assertions hereafter
The Annexation of Texas IS now then
hobby. Al other questions are merged
Ii Hat. Like Aaron's serpent rod, 4 has
swallowed AL the Nagcinu's serpcnts, and
even the Magician himself. What hum
bug will They get up next after they wcal
this one ont - Colombia Chronicle
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POLITICAL.

TgE NOMINATION ~ TENNESSEE
We find The following article in the Bal.
iimore Ameriuan OF . late date:
TENNESSEE NJ. PolG's nomination
"The news Of the nomination OF Polk
aud Dallas reached Nashville on the night
OF The 4lh inst. The intelligence was re-
ceiyed by the party with di-irusi and m
credullly,' according to the Banners ne
count.
The Columbia (TenuD Observer Of
the 9th publishes the nomination OF Folk
and Wright on the authority of ship from
louisville, and saws, this looks Ia Us We
Nv much like n hoax The expectation
was that Cass would be the nominee, ii any
nomination were made. The Observer,
however, which is Wing paper, after
commenting ON the names aud the diverse
principles represented by them, adds
This news taxes our credullty, but plea
ses our fancy. The success of Wing Prln-
ciples depends on no such small contn-
genoies."
The Nashville Banner, abiding 10 the
poor attempt at consolation by which the
Globe scugh, 10 solace It's disappointment
by the suggestion that Mr.. Polk nomlna
ton might be The means Of bringing bacb
Tennessee 10 its allegiance 10 the Chief o
The Hermitage, says:
Here, here, the point al which noble
and decisive stand was made ten wears
ago against the very beginnings OF theil
arbitrary principles, and destructive mca
sures, and fragrant corrnplionS and abuses
hero where they fts, suffered dciea
which shook their strength to the centre
and spread misgiSngs and dismay anon!
their hosts-here they hope 70 commence
10 turn the tide, Cudcr the spcclous cry Q
A Tennessean in tie field
"'Yes: Men of Tennessee, these infat
uated and desperate managers pay You til,
compliment of imagining that in their las
extremity they will save themselves b,
condescending 10 revive something tina
will look like a Jackson ticket hy pat
ting up a man who, since his entrance 0
public life, never had mind or prlncipl
but in entire accordance with Gen. Jack
son although he has been recently re
Iecied by YOU as unworthy 10 conduct you
State affairs.
Need we ask, Tennesseans, tie an
swer You viii give to an appeal to abandon
on such grounds, the Wing principles yo
have SO glorlously maintained .-or, wit
what scorn You will reject the order t
return, like poor wandering sheep, 10 tn
fold of Modern Uemoc racy- because
Tenneassean would be your leader n tia
VICTORIOUS retreat
The whole article from which this
taken is filled with spirit Of bold defanc
At this attempted diclaton and with hig
anticipalons Of great Wing triumph
tennessee. 1t says 10 the Wings Of Il
country that If they indulge the sIighte
nisgiyng about the result in that Sta
they DO the people Of Tennessee gre
injustice"
Ii is certain that Polk will not be alb
10 carry his own State. 1t remains 10
seen whether lie can carry any other.
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EiSf of K.cIfClS
EN E,iAlNlNG IN the Post Office it Charlotte
& + on tie LIST day OF July, lsil

En EnAlNlNG IN the Post Office it Charlotte
& e on tie LIST day OF July, lsl4.
A-W L. Alexander, Thomas Alexander, Mat.
thew Alexander, Jaa T. Adams ,, John Altman.
IN T. rrew,r +. II. Hisstll, Rubt. Back
harmon, J. H. BaFnhill, Wm. Blcnts, Moses hea.
IL. Mrs. A. s Beatty, Burr y Arnold
C-Saas Caldwell Miss J. 4 chamberlain
Mrs. II. T. Caldwell, Jas Clark, Miss NJ G. Grdgn
ton, Or. II z Cosbey, &. 5, CaldWol Vim. &, Cor
les, Sarah Gritty
D-I Dmkins ,, Susannah Dove, J Dlmcr
on, DR.. YIN. Davidson.
E-Jas Ewmgs.
! CO $. GRAY, II. ]. German, Miss Naroiss
GRAY, Miss VI c. Gray, &. " Gray ,, J. t'ain'
: llpp, NJ H. Hutchinson, sam. Harris, J, Ilutcl
i.on, sem Miss j. Harry, \. Ilainer DC. llaync
Is Mrs a. {. Irwin, \. lyey, Nj lc,
hour. Jas. Janison
k-Dlvd Kerr, John krrr.
( L-1hos. 7 Lyon, W. J Langdon 3, JIs \
Leigh 2, W Iowmack.
M-Pbeby McGbouy, Mss T.. 4. Moore,
Mckay, Elizabeth Morris, Mss NJ. J, Muu'eum
rs, Mlrgt. Marks. Il. w. Murray I. r. Mlllwe
Josiah Montgomery.
4 N-Elenor A. Neil
O-Rey. II. f. Ogburn.
P-El,za W. Parks, G.. :. Pierce, r. +. Park
John Percy, John Peubcrlhy
Or. Query.
RI. y. Ross, G. Raddep, Mrs Il. c. Robin
son, bn Roc ,. T. W. Robinson, ks,h. Ruzz-t'
Robert Roy.
S-W. s. Smith, + X. Smith, 5 Stiles \
Strickland, Alfred Steel
T-Mfs a. p. homas, VIM. Taylor Taylo
Harris X co.
Wv. b. Withcrs, y. Wai,rer, Ella Will
,, Mrs. A. z. Williamson, Dr.. l. Wilson, G. We
{9e) H. B. WILLIAMS. r. w.
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We find in the New y ork American Of
Saturday last the following Information
The Spanish journal published IN this
city the Nohci0so de Ambos M0ndos,
OF this morning, gives the text Of a des-
patch from Senior Bocauegra, the Mexican
Foreign Minister, 10 Gcn. Amonle, which
reached the ialter gentleman on Thursday
BY way Of Havana. Ihs despatch was
forwarded after the arrival Of Mr.. G.. L.
Thompson al the city o! Mexico, on his
mission from the Government of the I'm.
ted States and was foraay3cd by way Of
Havana expressly 70 NICE, aud contradict
auy rumors that mfohr be sci ID 1at in this
country Of willingness On the part Of Mex.
ico TO assent 20 the annexation of Texas.
Senior Bocauegra Informs General Al
monte IN the most emphatic terms, that
Mexico viii never assent to the aHaeya.
ion that the Government and the nation
are immoyably determined 70 resist the
project, aud REJECT all proposals Tor its con.
summation, whether accompanied or NOT
By offers Of Compensation. Aud Gen. Al.
monte IS authorized at,+l Instructed to Goa.
iradict IN the most formal manner, an,
assertion or Intimallon Of IA different
character.
The despatch is dated May 30.
The Noticioso announces the arrival
10 this s'iy Of Don Jos Goa@aies de Ia
vega bears~ of dispatches to General Al.
monte, containing foil instructions on the
subject OF Mf. 1h.apsgu's mission"
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am seen in al quarters, with ladies ofquality;
And always vas fund Of tranquil retreat;
Aud never could Join IN gay scenes eftry9ItY,
Though IN the qua1rille my irieads often meet.
lm iu each metropolitan theatre bsud;
Tho only am sesH 10 the Greens, pom my word,
I'm frequently heard Of IN all hiIIard ropms
Audam placed va bouquets the richest perfumes.
= Answer next week.
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ARITnMETlCAL QUESTION.

Suppose 4 man were To travel from Fhilldl-
phia I, certain place IN - dag, and % = miles
The first day increasing every day bg an equal cH-
crs., thai the last days journey may be Sc
nIies, ehal is the daily lnrroase, and how many
m',- distant is that place from Philadelphia
] Answer next week.
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Find the dimensions of hollow canich 'fns.
,um, that viii bold 10 gallons the end dihmeter-
being as 80, and the depth of the vessel eq1al 10
thfee times the diameter Vi an non ban, the
weight Of which is lbs. j. VI. NJ
lE,Anslrrr ne 4 wc.k.
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yAHDEN'S TONIC i'sEE
For Fever & Aguc Chiils X Fever
and Con2csiiye Fever.

yENfIE Proprietor Of this Medicine offers 10 The
H public a sure remedy for tie above com
p'aints a review % tie best authors viii show
that a very large portion Of the human race die by
Acute Disease or Fever; and shiycriug, chills. or
the cold stage that precedes, affect II not govern,
the most OF all of them. Tins IS an important pro
position fer an in ,uIring and candid pubic, and
otter b. the solution VI this problem, ~ medical
science and practice, medicine Of such peculiar
properties, capital Of many per cent, that can pre-
vent, arrest OF break the Ague Chills, IL all lis
stages This Medicine has been fairly tested IN
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana where dis
eases Of the most obstinate character exist; aud
the Proprietor viii refund all that pertains TO him
If the person, who makes trial Of the Pills, will
aver after the use Of two boxes properly, that be
has not been bone ittrd BY them
THO ]. Walden, VI. y.
The above Medicine is ior sale at The Drug Store
of z. Oates, Charlotte \. {. whore certificates u
cures can be seen.
June - 1874. 31U
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YOUTHS DEPARTMENT..

Selected from ne Saturday Cogrer
Anst-sr 10 tbs GeogyI gaie0i Engma q last
,pes6 MALl.ow BLACkWATERS SolG-
rl1Ns Mecca ARAFAT; Lassa Laos obe Z; Ber-
bora; I.amos Arroo; Cork, kaarta Waterloo
Alabama Tatta; Elbe; Rome; Salem.
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Aasirer 10 he Pa. ieof trst trsei Write down
on slaIe sSss, then rub Oh the lower halt Of each
hgule.
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Ansner 10 The Ctari4e Of last REX
In the Courier | find good FOOD ius the mind,
And what admire is the " Jester
May It's iame spread abroad, and keep IL the road
That leads 10 the borough Of Caes-ttr. s,w.
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Aps,ocr 10 The Poetical Enigma o. last 'ce.i =
Az UMgREtIA.
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AasIr,r 10 nc lHag,om Of last lrs.k Restore
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4nstrc, 10 the RidAs Of last jr,rs -Four cats
each sitting on its tail, looking at the otl,er
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AnSper 10 Mmeriedi Qaeslioa Of iqSi rick
2G persons, leaving lbs. ID
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ApsIrer 10 the Arubmetieal Question u last
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GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMN

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Aaswcr 10 Coctacy Charade Of last ccCk :
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