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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12

estimating a; great rate to satisfy the locos that
they will have small majority 49, n the next
Congress- A bad sign this men who are conf
dent never show such symptoms of alarm as his
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
HURRICANE IN N. YORK.

The mails of this week bring intelligence of
n sweeping Wing Victory 10 the Empire State
The results are
A WING GOVERNOR BY 10 TO 1000 MA
JORlTY!
A WING HOUSE, 65 Wings to 40 locos so far!
FIVE WING SENATORS TO THREE LOCOS
ELECTED!
and at least
TWENTY-FOUR MEMBERS OF CON-
GRESS OUT OF THIRTY FOUR!!!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
THE WAY MONEY GOES.

The expenditures Of the U. s. Government for
the quarter ending on the Both of Sept. last,
we're Sl40sS,G6l 81
Receipts, S,035Y5 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
MARSHALL AND PEYTON-

"Potomac" writes to the Baltimore Patriot as
follows
81 am credibly informed that gentleman in this
city, formerly Member of Congress, h1s received
private lettce{Eun distinguished officer in the
army, which gives the particulars of the difficulty
between Brgadier Gen Thomas F.. Marshall and
Col. Bulic Peyton. 1t states that at feast at
Monterey, in honor Of the triumph of our arms,
MirshhI whose opposition to General Taylor was
very great, embraced the occasion to speak in dis
respectful terms t Old Rough and Ready denoun-
eng the terms OF capitalization granted to Ampudia,
&c. where9pon Peyton struck the Brigadier IN the
face and called him to select his friend If lie de-
sired to resent the insult. A challenge was pass
ed and accepted, and the fight was to take place at
Canlargo ON the 18th of October"
alt Is said that Col. MeClung, who is tn cousin
of Gen. Marshall, and who severely wounded,
hearing OF the affair, sent word TO Marshall that
as soon as the latter had finished with Peyton, if he
would wait until he (AIct lung) could recover he
would give hltn turn himself for his abuse of Gen.
Taylor The letter giving these details writ
ten just after the duel had been agreed upon'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. The Hon. ID. p
Thompson of this Village has received the appoint
ment OF County Superintendent Of Common Schools
for the Comfy, in place of Rev. w. Scott who he's
removed out of the State. We are requested by
the Superintendent to say, that he will meet such
teachers as prefer being examined by the County
at the School House on Hubbard
Street, Montpelier Vage,on the 2lst of November
or he will attend to individual examinations, at 9TH
er times at his house.
"Peace, too, hath its victories Richmond En-
quirer
Yes,peace hath its victories, responds the Wheel
ing Times.
There is the Wing victory in Ohio.
The Wing victory in Pennsylvania.
The Wing victory in New York.
The Wing victory in Georgia.
The Wing victory in Maryland.
The Wing victory in Maine.
The Wing victory in New Hampshire
The Wing victory in Florida.
Yes, peace, too, hath its victories.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
Deficiency,

Deficiency, S5,352,7ll 81
At this rate, the administration is running up a
debt of II millions and half per annum. The
above statement is official.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
DOES THE LEOPARD CHANGE ms sPOT!

DOES THE LEOPARD CHANGE HIS SPOTS.
The Vermont Patriot is a curious gcnlo it
seems to labor hard "upon the one idea sysen.'-
Awhile since 1t was all BANK, then It was BANK
REFORM and now it has got hold of FEEDER
ALISM and it will ride that to the death Of it, as
it has rode former humbug hobbies. We don't OBJ
Pct to this at all--and as was resolved in
sham convention, respecting the everlasting gao of
the honorable member Of the legislature trom the
town of Johnson. be it IN regard To the Patriot.
Resolved that the honorable editor from Johnson
be permitted to say Just one word about FEDERAL.
ISM! The Patriot is very deslrUus to have some
body show him the difference between FEDERAL
ISM IN 1873, and FEDERALISM in 1916. We were
not quite old enough to know what the general
character Of federalism at that early day, but
our friend may gather its history from the speech
eS and writings OF its prominent advocates, Messrs.
Van Buren,, Buchanan, Woodbury., Will a s. Hub
bard, Wall, Walker Polk, his father and g,uudta-
tier, Cushnan, Bancroft, kemhle, Vail, Broadhead,
GIlpn, Rush, fancy, or OF any OF the host OF Tory
office holders, under Gen Jackson, or Martin Van
Buren,. Ii there be any difference in L.esc men,
we take it their AGE causes 1t: they are some 33
years older nov than IN 1912, and little more
tnctured with the real blue light essenSe. Ia 1873
they were tederasts IN 1916 they are the same
improved by age, and win their present leader,
Col. Polk, AID his Secretary SIR RObert-support-
ed and encouraged by The wicked negro drivers,
cotton ords, and sugar dellers, sustained by the
donghfaces and Tory presses Of the North, they
venture to openly declare themselves Brush Free
Traders aud they impudently abuse the Wings for
opposing their wicked war upon the industry and
prosperity of the country, well as for conquest
and extension and perpetuliy OF slavery -Beiiops
Falls Gdzetie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12
CLIPS AND CLIPPINGS.

Mr. Wise, the eroDant has proposed to Govern
meni 10 superniend the construction Of q ship OF
war bale on hundred feet in diameter, capable of
taking up 10000 pounds Of shot and shell, the bal
loon OF war TO DO nuvigated by five nile cable
from ship Of war, and moored directly over st.
joan de Ulloa-tho shot and shell then and III ire
to be dumped on. into the devoted castle Mr. Wise
promises to take this almost impregnable fortress
without the loss Of n man
lIo! every day brings something new"
The Arkansas Senator, Mr. Sewer, has dscov-
cred the /" nub' Of the Pennsylvania joke. lie is
TO send it TO the new museum.
JEU D'ESPRIT.
The Pitsburg Advertiser has the following adj
VnriisnfIlnni
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-11-12

STA ROBERT J. WALKER, Master,
Is now on a voyage up Salt River, ireighted with
the British TARIFF 1916. Passengers Polk, Dali
las, Kane, McCandless, Wiloo aud their follow
ers, the advocates Of Free Trade.
For passage, apply to POLK'S NEAR NEIGH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

The Loco F ocos held meeting at Tammany Hall
on Friday evening. and resolved that they were IN
favor of great many changes in our fundamental
Law, Of which very few have any importance or
distinctive character. One of them, however, af-
firms tina, they wish;
"To abolish the property qualification in the case Of
negroes bur 10 exend 10 them The elective Iran
chise'
Is not this very cowardy way OF avowing
vianous purpose7 Party Democracy found free
Colored Men enjoying Equal Political Rights in
our State II began upon them by depriving nine
en,hs of them of the Rights OF Suffrage, and Ieev-
ing it TO those only who owned Freehold Now
it proposes TO abolish The Property Quahfc0-
tion"-how? By disfranchising even these few
hundreds, who have acquired the right by patient
industry and frugal thrift in spite Of every disad-
vantage and impedirnent which overwhelming pre-
JUDGE and deadly hatred could invent! This is
abolishng the property qualification by abolish
ing the Right altogether And this atrocious wick
edness goes impudently about our streets with the
brazen lie Democracy Haunting on its forehead
If it believed in any God ii mus, trembe and crouch
at every CLEAN of His lightning, expecting to be
blasted by the bolts Of His just indignation. How
can such mockeres Of all principle lure one honest
voter into the support of party which trades on
professions of liberality which its whole history
proves corrupt and deceitfu beyond all former ex
ample.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune:
The RIOTS. ELECTION. Sc.-The excitement recently
caused by the refractory laburers the Atlantic Dock has
NOT We, ceased nor is likely that there will be cessa
ZION of hosties until the threatened electment OF the
occupants near the seat OF war is carried into
ton rhs measure will undoubtedly be attended with
much difficulty aud great danger-the end whereof no
man can truly calculate
TIE election which Is 10 take place on Tuesday will
be- severe and closely contested one; but, doubt not
will result in favor OF the Wing Candidates. all o whom
ara popular with the while their opponents are
regarded old political hacks, unable to compete with
men Of high standing pure principles and un6emished
reputation The triumphant termination OF the recent
charter election has carried terror and dsmay into the
Loco-Foco ranks, and the Murphy clique may be re-
esrGed AS etfrctualy and permanently used up"
On this subject-and more especially In reference to
the relative claims OF the several candidates upon he
sufrages of the people, shall have more to say In an
other commu nication always providing that you can
atsofd space for my humble ucubrations. Yours, Nc
BROOKLYN, April 20, 1910. L.
rY9 We hear nothing farther of the riots Bis
set the man most severely injured on Thursday eve
ming Is likely To recover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Warain ,he ,eeth ofThres Hundred whig majority


of The legal votes, and Boosting Off aftsrward.
Homes, Men Of all parties we conjure you
as you fear God. love righteousness, and ,renble
for the safety Of Country thus exposed 70 the
gropsest nnisrule the most fragrant coruption-to
come cut To Morrow in your full strength for can
didaies who will see that these aboninable frauds
are Stopped FOX ever Nothing Ike them ever oc-
cors in Boston, in New Hampshire, or any where
where the names Of all the Legal Voters are care
fully ascer,sined and registered before the Elec-
ton What true patriot will not cheeruiiy give
hi. hes. efforts today and tomorrow to preserve
orr STATE evermore from the danger and curse of
Illegal Voting and rulers fo;s,ed en- the People by
Perjury and Fraud You who lament the pFeTa-
lence Of Corruption in our Politics will you DOT
unite in manly struggle agains, it TO-DAY in
persuading your friends to vote and TOMORROW
a, the Polls Begin To Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
TO-MOrrOw !.

The Great Election for Delegates to revise our
State Constitution takes place throughout our
State TOMORROW, commencing at sunrise and
closing at sunset. No Election Of equal moment
has taken place or will take place for years. We
ask every man TO consider deeply, religiously,
what is his duty in reference to that Election, and
DO IT. Many will doubtless pass it by IN care
less apathy, leaving to the Custom-House and 70,
lice officials, the whole control of the matter, and
bitterly repenting of their criminal, reasonable,
selfish, cowardly neglect OF duty when too iate'
Readerl VIII Won be one of these Answer to
your Conscience and your Country
w Do not fail 10 attend the meeting In your
Ward this evening if possible. Your mere pre-
sence will be worth much your hearty cooperation
moro. We have room but for few words do mo-
disregard them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

and Cherry.st occupied By Mr.. lie Resny IS s,o,,
house The building contained shout 500 bales Of c.
ton belonging 10 Roberts Williams, and $40 package.
of the Tes.csrgo OF the Raisbor belonging to Howana
& Aspiuwall-;he later worth $4,000. AID uninsured
1t had been pu, IN store during The day Bes;te tsse
there quantity of cassis and Sugar. Tie buldsns
burnt down the groundssory oefors the IRE could Be
exGngu:shed. quantity OF Saitpere and Tuper,;nas
stored IN the vaults under the building which Fortunately
The are did cot reach. Aoou, 90 bales OF Cotton 800
nsis OF Cassis and several hhds OF Sugar have beee
saved part Of the Tea viii be saved. although ias
dsnssed state
A, o'clock yesterday morning frS broke a: No
! Murray.st in two story building the lower par; &C.
cuped as store, aud the upper lodging rooms
by Mr. T Booth aud bis sister The ERE csugb, in Tia
store and before il could be checked the whole stock
was destroyed Mr. Booth and his sister waking Up .ss
fudng The store ia blaze obliged to gs, o1s Of
the .cu,s and going along the roof descended ip,o N
adjoining house Twill be total loss to Mr.. Booth bis
insurance policy for 81 500 having run cut Friday.
The inside Of The building ia entirely burnt out
Thee was trang ERE in E bridge St at O'Clock On
Saturday morning. 1t ex;nsuished with but vsrv
Little damage.
r. The Otias Telegraph yesterday sfternooc,
a, O'Clock sent up message that the Great Western
was coming into the Hook aud the City instantly IN
commo;ion 1t turned however. that IL tie
revenue cutter Spencer The Telegraph must put %
its spec;ac!es.
GENERAL SESSIONS Saturday About bal;
asst 10 o'clock ON Friday evening" Judge Scott CHARGED
hi, Jury in the case Of Maxwell Snd that unfortunate
BODY OF gentlemen we're sill night. At half pact
O'Clock they were called into Court and stated they could
no, ssree-whereupon they were discharged and lie
prisoner rsmanded.--W William Johnson convicted Of
burglary in the third degree sentenced to yesrs
in The State Prison. Charles Wilson bus accomplish
no pleaded Guilty. sentenced 20 the same. Mary
Wood alias Mol Hodges WAS sentenced 10 the same
place Tor 1--WE years. The Court then adjourned for the
term.
PoLlcE-Y e>terGay.-Margaret Clsussen was
arrested for grand larceny Perry for construei
i've larceny. Benz O'Couner for grand larceny Mr..
e Warner of No M!netrast. had his pocket picked
st gold watch. Thomas Manahan and James sns'
tod were arrested for picking pockets. dwelling
OF Mr. Clark cooper in Wietst was bureisriousIy en-
tered aud robbed OF gold watch and Slb3 In money
- Antoine a colored man. was arrested Tor having
at,.mp,e to take the life of Sarah powuer Charlie,
Stevens WAS robbed Of 500 in srossery line usas
number Of petit lsrcenes WAS commiIied.
CoRoSER's -Yesterday-James D. lie
W. a boy about egh; years old, Of 229 Wtliaust WA
knocked down by hog in Chatham ST. and so severely
Injured that he died on Friday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
NETWORK CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Delegates to be chosen Tuesday, april %.
reform. 10 be Struggled For |.
(Elsosion ONE DAY only)

Reform. TO be Struggled FOr'
L. EQUAL AND UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE. ard other Po-
cal Rights 20 all citizens, and no exclusion on &C
count OF Birth. Property. Greed or Color
H.. The ABOLITION EVERY EEAAiSiSc 'hsilck ="
FEUDALfsn AND SLAVERY. and The aaoptl0D vi I'm,
s;itutiona provisions, which, 80 Tar as inay DC. soi
practically guarantee 10 every one Lie, HOol y
the Right pursue his own Happiness ~ any i4e'i'
not Inconsistent with the highest good OF al.
LII SIHpLIYrcA ALTON ouR JUDICIAL INSTITUTES AN
LsoAL PRocgssEs, as TO render the AnmiIstf duoh
OF Justice cheap prompt. accessible TO all, ana lar
lea. parthensome than now TO the Tsx-Paying Com
munity -,
~ ALL LEGISLATORS TO BE CHOSEN BY SINGLE Dis
x,crs so that each snail represent and be responsi-
Bile TO a distinct Constituency, who can ehectnally
deal with II unfithful, and who can personally
participate In the nominations. regardless oil seiish
intriguing untos of politicians By trade
vine ELECTION OF SURROGATE AND OTHER OsYicEks
BY THE PEOPLE Of the several Counties instead oil the
present expensive and dempraiizing mode oil appoint
ment at Albany, upon the nomination oil Governor
who has little or personal knowledge oil the cano
dates procured through the eXertons oil Lofers VINO
make any representations calculated 10 ensure ihen
triumph.
VI The piaISUTlos or STATE LEGisLATtoS AND LAWS
by giving the County Boards OF supervisors power
10 leg Us ali subjects Of purely local character.
VII THE ABoLIrIos ALL NEEDLES OFFICES me re-
trenchrnent of all exorbitant Salaries and Emolu
ments and the creation Of efficient barriers against
unwlse and imprsvident Expenditures, whether OF
money raised by Loans or by Taxation.
The Convention meets at Albany, Monday, June l..
c Our friends throuS hOut The STATE urged 10 send
NE earite possible Returns Of The Election ON 1uesddy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

~ The Hon. Isaiah R.saders calls public
meeting al some grosgery about Tammsny Hall
this evening 10 form procession 10 so about the
City snd tell the People who to for at the Elec
ton ,o,morrow. Those who are ambitious Of the
honor of failing on behind Capt. Rynders, Geo. B.
Woodbridge and their Empire Clab, believing this
the right way 10 go abou, making State Cons,itu.
lion. will please sc, ready and fall IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

~ Maj. NOAH. in hiO Sunday Messenger, con-
siders Mackenzie's Life of Van Buren, work Of
not much consequence, and wonders why Macken-
zie and all concerned have not been indicted All.
Major soa should no, have said that. We have
heard OF a mans being indicted in this City for
breaking open private political letter and publish
ing its contents, but, if we rightly remember, his
name was good deal less like Mackenzie than
Noah!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

u We ask every cenaias Loco-Foco to read
Stephen Aliens letter 10 Jesse Hoyt proposing to
charter Tammany Bank, distribute part OF the
stock TO Tammany Hall and by hocus. pocus pay Oft
debt of sls 900 owed by the Tammany party,
OF course they will all vote for him, but won't they
oblige us by reading that letter. Ii will be found
in Mackenzie's Life of Van Buren, page cal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

E10- Messrs. Barker Towle II Cathsruest. have
reduced the price of their goods such Lawns and
printed Musns from 10 Cd TO Is per yard worth S. and
all other wet goods in The proportion. Ladies will
nd the complete stock Of goods that can possibly
be desired, and at such prices will induce all who
cheap and good goods TO purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Bu.imese Notices.

gST We would call the attention of House-keepers
aud others to the large assortment OF Linen Goods to DO
sold at Auction This Day by EDGAR JENKINS. at his
Sales Room, No. Walst. near Broadway This otfers
tine opportunity for hotels and house keepers supply
Themselves with house furnishing articles such ns
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins Barnsey Sheetings,
Towengs, Marseilles Quilts Blankets &c Also small
invoice OF some very hne French and Canton SILK and
Grape Shawls. and Canton white and cold Mating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Appointments by the President,

BY aud citL the aoivice aud consent Of The Se,ate
Thomas HARTLEY CRAWFORD of tho District Of Co.
lumba tu be- Judge of the Criminal Court for the Dis
tnct OF Columbia vice James Dunlop, resigned
WILLIAM ADAMS to be- Receiver OF Public Moneys,
SC at johnson Court. House. Arkansas, vice Alfred Hen
dsrson removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
= Co.-WN. E. HrNrEK. Loco.

orrsIpE-Fyrs Psse-Sstnael J. Tildsn and NJ
worden: New.Yo.k and Erie Railroad Loco Eoco Lo-
gle; Deferred City Items Things IN Washington; New
York Legislature Institution for the Relief OF tie Poor
10 Philadelphia; War IA Western Africa; Ss;ek New
Aampshirei Hon John S.idsll; News Items. &c
Fsa,tA to 5. MS; on The death
OF Kew Step 8 Bangs: Deiaed Law Courts; Trade OF
inc hudson; Special Masters in chsneery; Sales of
Stoekss Marina Journal 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Delegate Nominations.

Al6esy Co-SAauKL b HAMMOND OF Albany
City has been nomins,sd for The fourth Delegate on
The Wing ticket from Albany County. he is
sound and sble man, who viii prove one of the
best Members Of the Convention if elec:ed
Wayae Ca-HoRArlo n. TAFT and FRxnERIcs
SMITH are the Uaion LooeFoco nominees for the
State Convear;on-ho,h factions OF that party hav.
ing withdrawn their previously nominated candi,
dates.
Esser Co-WN. E. HUNTER Loco.
PatmGr, Co,-GouvgRSEus KyNBLE, Looo.
Al6aay Cop. LIsSxBEcxyx, Loco in place OF
]. C. Schuyler, declined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

MAY SHor-Mr Z. T Able was shot at Branden
burg-a village In this State forty miles below this
pace-on the l0t inst. by Mr. VIM. Fontsne II ~ said
Able grossly nsued the sister Of Fonaine and that
In consequence the latter shot him sight Able was
expected live but lew hours when the steamboat
James Pitcher psssad ,nuisville Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

q TIE OREGON TERRITORY, is History and
Discovery including an sccoun, OF the Convention of
the Escuria aiso Treaties Negotiations between The
unsed States and Great Britain held various Tires for
tie settlement OF the Boundary Line and with an exam
naon Of ;se Whole Question n esp-e. the Facts and
the Law CT Nations By TAvzas Tw1ss, DCLFRs
Prof Of Political Economy IN The University OF Oxford
&c has been neatly issued N volume of2a pages by
D. Appleton Co We barely announce il q, pre-.
SEM though We sppEshend u the os. powerful appea
Jet pun forth On the Briirah sids Of the question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

Hs- An Independent Treasury for The State i.
declared by one of the resolutions of the Tammany
City Meeting. to be darling object TO be accom-
plished through The Convention Yet hundreds will
vote the ticket considering all this mere sham
similar resolutions passed in the same way before
each State Election have been Let us think of this
matter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

sy- Stephen Barker. 25l Grsndst. haa this day
opened ) cases of real Scotch Ginghsms, fine qualities
aud new patterns Al Is Cd yard ALSO several OF
Bingham Lawns and rsande Gingharns, which he Is
selling of at great bargAinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27
Loco.

The Wings gain Hanover by % and Fairfax By
81 majority generally close Counties; Caroline
is 10 Loco; Louisa 20 do The vote, SO lar, irdi-
Gates palpable and growing dislike to Folks oggy
Oregon policy in yngnia, bat We DO no. suppose
The Wings have even ried 20 carry the STATE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-27

~ We are requested call the attention OF house.
keepers to the sale OF household furniture sold by
James 81. Miller thls day, Monday April 9th at 10
o'clock, at SO Vandams.. Of family leaving the city