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ITEMS ON THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS

ITEMS ON THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.
1t is rumored that Senator Benton will go against
the Texas Treaty, on the ground that it is a Tyler
trick.
The Richmond Enquirer the big gun of locofo-
coism at the South, declares for annexation.
In Kentucky the feeling is exceedingly strong
against annexation.
Gen. Henderson, the Special Minister from Tex
as, has arrived at Washington. He is confident of
carrying his point and bets largely upon it.
Mr.. Calhoun arrived in Washington on Friday
1t is stated confidently that he will remain in the
Cabinet only until the Texas and Oregon questions
are settled or until he finds that they cannot be set
tied by treaty.
A correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune says he
is certain that all the Wing Senators but two, and
probably all but one Henderson of Miss will vote
against annexation. This of course kills the trea-
ty and if true, it is doubtful whether Tyler ever
sends treaty to the Senate.
We quote as follows from David Lee Childs let
ter from Washington of March %:
have just learned the about fen millions
of dollars that the stock chiefly owned in the United states
lately fifteen Moreover Senator WaLler the a
Thor of the sidioqs and specious pamphlet before
scrip and has refused it, Behold what hands holding tho
dctnies OF our country! Is it not fearful! learn further
that the late Mr. Gncr only holder of Texan land
scrip stated ago. but also that he had iaDested all
Uphur was deep the same speculation always sup
posed this but never till now could get positive information
' POMFRET, VT.
At political gathering in Pomfert, in the Coun-
ty of Windsor and State of Vermont, on the Odd
day of March, a. D. 1914, agreeably to previous
notice. the meeting was organized by the ap
pointment Of John A. Chandler, Chairman, and
Leonard Ware, Secretary. And the following res
olutions came under consideration and were adopted
Resolved, That the annexation of Texas to the
United States as is now sought aud urged by the
supporters of Slavery would be calamity not to
beendured. And that no proposition for such annex
alton ought 10 be made adopted by our Govern
ment.
ReSoIued, That the annexation of Texes to the
Union would entitle her to the protection of the u
nited States against invasion, as stipulated in the
fourth section of the fourth article Of the Constitu
ton.
ReSolrea, That in view Of the political relations
between Texas and Mexico, such annexation would
place the United States in state of war with Mex
leo; and would be virtually declaration of war
against Mexico.
RESOLVED, That the people of Vermont and of the
other free States, ought to speak out boldly upon
this subject, that their Senators and Representa-
tives in Congress may know and realize, that their
with all their powers, and that as long as resistance
can even delay the calamity.
ReSoired, That these resolutions be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and published in
some gazette, hoping that the same will be copied
into other gazettes.
JOHN A. CHANDLER, Chairman.
LEONARD WARE, Secretary.
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LoCOFOCO TRACTS sUPpREssED.

Some weeks since Mr.. Van Burens organ in
New York city, the Plebian issued two fierce tracts
against Protection in favor of Free Trade, and ia.
voring Direct Taxation Now these were the We
ry things which the Wings needed to stir up the
people to see the true character of locofocoism
and therefore they bought all they could lay their
hands upon and circulated them, particularly in
Connecticut The game was soon up: for locos
found that this would not do, and so the Tracts
were suppressed as quickly as possible.
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DEATHS.

6S Ca Sa Tu SH S" %.a S gS op
usual health; The 81 %dmonon !; to aBr ErADr
aged As yeao good citizen and nm engaged Christian Funeral
this day friday the house at 10 2ocock Chapel at H.
In Huntingdon 9th u Malende WIFI of Alexander Ferguson
In raSacd, Mr. Elisha Hale, aged 70 years. Printers in
In Calais 9TH u stmun H. Curtis, attorney law, aged
In Berlin, ls inst suddenly Mrs. Prudence wife Of Simeon
Dewey, Esq aged 70 She openeh her mouth with wisdom,
and her tongue the law okndnes Her children rise up
and call her blessed her husband also he praiseth her."
Laura Pickett aged II Printers in Mass and Conn., will
In Lebanon N v Feb 49, Doac Perez Gardiner, aged TO-
formerly of Coventry, vi.
In stockbridge, 18th u Col. Robert Lyon 81.
Mr. EDiror-Ponsc publish following Of letter
from Rev solomon sas, Of Newbury, dated March 81 1915
This is day of mourning Providence has mantle Of
weepn Our amo5e Pccp,es 50 Uu gone Miss RACHEL
SMITH more sleeps in death She attended her class
Friday astook tea with the sudonahout 10 O'Clock
the evening taken with bleeding at the ungson satuf
DAY evening los; the power OF speech and soon became
seriousness I'LL this afternoon and expired few minutes after
o'clock Sho had been in heavenly state of mind for season
Service S IN tho so@nary 1'" p'' j. e. DOW
Montpelier, April q ls4i
In Derby 25h uli of consumption, Harriet only daughter
Mr. John g. and Beey Chandler aged 10 years. While tho be
parents of the deceased feel keeny the blow which
onae and dutu daughter, they comorted by the
ahca hGy have mat the change TO- her has been great gan
and In addition all tho grace that adon the
female character she possessed tho lovoer gruce which th
religion OF Jesus Christ alone impar,s. She made public
ession of religion at tho of about thirteen years. and h
since uniformly maintained consistent christian department
Her religion of that itfu kind which occasionally OK
hbits itself parcxysms of Joy, and then for time is
more but it fixed, abiding principle, by which thu
whole of her life ioguat cd Her death was com
petc perfect illustration of the Of faith in Christi to
tain the spirit, in that hour, from which human
shrnks aghas The fear of death entirely
and only anxiety she expressed depart mud be will
Christ II has been said "Deathbeds honest, and th
doabcd exemped, far may he this side thu
grave the excoency of the religion Of the gospel Com.
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Rhode Island. The Governor has called spc

Rhode Island. The Governor has called spe-
cial session of the Legislature to consider the as
sault upon the rights of that State made by Con-
gress State Rights used to be of some conse
quence among old fashioned democrats and here
in is seen contrast between Democracy and Lo-
cofocracy.
The Legislature has adopted strong remon-
STRANGE against the right of Congress TO question
the lawfuness of the Constitution of the State oil
in any mode to stir up insubordination or nsurrec
ton. Resolutions, condemning sundry Donite
members of the House Formulating their oaths tc
support the Constitution, were also adopted. Sup
pose Congress should undertake to override the
Constitution of Vermont: would our people suffel
it without struggle?
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Mr.. WALToN,-I doubt not, it will be crafty
ing to the friends of Temperance, among your nu-
merous readers, who may be visiting New York,
to be informed that Temperance House, called
the "Croton Hotel" is kept in that City, Broad
way, short distance below the Park. The pro-
prietors of the establishment professed chris
tans, and are thoroughly experienced in the bust
ness and their design is TO make their large and
elegantly furnished house, one of the best in the
city. A.
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MARRIAGES

In Berlin Murch 81 VIM. L. Andrews to Harriet NJ Stewart,
both of Berlin
In Waden goth uli. by Rev. H. Hitchcock, Isaac Patterson,
ESQ. Of Walden TO Miss Laura A. Locke of Cabot.
In Gudha 2st ut John McNab, ESQ., Of Barnet to Sarah,
and Mr. John Nichols Of Guha to Bosuy daughters Of Cen
Seth Cushmnn.
In Marshfod, Feb 10, by Charles sibey, Esq Mr. Alfred
Lambofton to Miss Maria Taylor.
In this town. oath ult, by Rev. Eli Baou Mr.. Jared Kmmis
to Miss Fanny D. Barton
In Bradford Oath u Col VIM BILLINGS formerly of this
to Mrs. Ellen stoddnrd
In Vernon, jan 80 M Metaphor Kendall of Loomnster Ms
to Miss Mary Chase Of Derby, VI.
marriage notice of w W. Babor or Baker Barber Is
ilegibo and otherwise questionable. Who sent i'll
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PETITIONS AGAINST REDUCING TIKI
TARIFF.

Petitions are pouring into Congress against the
Locofoco Tariff Have not Vermonters a word to
say? A form of petition will be found in the
proceedings of the Putney meeting. 1t was a.
greed to by all parties to boot. What say the WOOL
growers of Washington, Orange, Orleans and Cal
edonia Pare you in favor of reducing the duty on
wool, and of destroying the market by running man.
ufacturers? If not, demonstrate.
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BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES,
To be eompetsG in about fifth numbers, each number

or uOluine, to contain $50 pages and up,oards.-
Published Semi-monthiy, al 25 cents per uoI,tne.
This series will consist of deeply
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Of work of fiction, with the additional advantage of being
Now ready
No. 1.-THE LIFE OF MADAME DARBLAY, formerly
Miss Burnoy auhoress of Evcna, &c, in volumes,
25 each
No. 2-THE LIFE OF GoETHE-From his own autobio-
graphical papers, and the of his contemporaries vol
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strength and durability offers his the public
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Leors addressed TO the subscriber in Berlin, Washington
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Bertha, March 2e, leit. 55w3
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LATEST NEWS.
Connecticut Redeemed!

The Boston Atlas of Wednesday brings us the
returns from all the towns in Connecticut but sew.
en- which cannot alter the result, and we are happy
to say that Connecticut is redeemed-both branch
cs of the Legislature are Wing, and the election
of Wing United States Senator and Wing State
officers is secured. The third party have cast less
than 1000 votcs-just enough to prevent the cleo
ton of the Wing Governor by the people.
FOR GOVERNOR.
Baldwin, Wing, 27,3l6
Cleveland Loco, 25905
Third party and scattering, 1859
Baldwin wants lS9 votes to elect him.
SENATE.
Wings, J6
Locos,
Wing majority, IL
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wings, "a
Locos, 70
Wing majority, Is
Wing majority in joint ballot, 26 Last year
Loco.
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Wing majority in joint ballot, 26l Last year
Loco.
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No. 1.-THE DRAWING ROOM LIBRARY,
Edited by .Epes Sergeant
THE LIGHT OF THE LIGHTHOUSE, AND
OTHER POEMS

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S. TEACKLE WALLIS,
LEVI JAMES,
A. $. GATCHELL,
X. II. BROOKE,
JOHN BUCK,
JOHN N. WELLINGTON,
CHARLES WEBB JR.,
HORATIO l.. WHlTRIDGE,
J. S. NICHOLAS,
J. Il. STREETS,
WILLIAM :. DROWNING,
CHARLES II. PITTS,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
JOHN II. DALLAM,
THOMAS SEWELL JR.
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