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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

REsoLyLD, by the Senate an House of
That the Constitution OF this ought to be altered and
amended, tht the assistant Judges OF the several county
counts, the hers high bs, and stutos attorneys of the
several countu he occtedby the feenen IF their respective
counties, aud that the judges Of probate be elected by
ireemen o then respective probate districts and also that
just ices OF the in this be elected by iieemen
Of the towns IN which they reside
And he 1t further Resolved that the Council Of Censors
next TO be chosen IN this state requested propose
the people OF this tate by way Of amendment and
Of The present constitution the adoption OF the principles
forth in the abON resolution.
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his neither limbs. Lace rufTlos clustered around
his wrists, and porienious frll worked in cor.
respondence, and bearing the miniature of his
beloved, finished his truly genteel appearance
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II is hereby enacted, Sc.
Sea- The Governor. by an with the advice Of the
President III and the Speak ol the Ouse
Representatives shalt "pt suitable person. to
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sec. g. The Of hundred dollars is hereby nppro
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exchanges between this State and other States of the I'm
ion.
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by virtue of this the General Assembly,
first day of the session the cot
app owed Nov. ~, lei7.
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CONGRESS.

WAsHiNaToN, Dec. G, lS47.
Both Houses of Congress assembled ut the
Capitol to-day, at II o'clock.
George NJ. Dallas, Vice President of the Unit.
ed States, called the Senate to order. The fol-
lowing Senators were absent, viz Webster,
Baldwin Clayton, Pearce, Calhoun Berren, Col.
quit. Lewis, Bagby, Bell, Benton, Yulee.
The new Senators having taken the usual
oath Of office, on motion of Senator Breese,
message was sent to the fotfse Of Representa-
tlves, announcing the organization of the SEN
ae
On motion Of Mr.. Fairfield, the hour Of meet
ing daily was 6xed at ~ O'clock, mon.
On uotion OF Mr.. Cameron, eaci S55natc> vas
authorized to order four daily newspapers. Ad-
iourned at quarter Past o'clock, p. NJ.
! In the House of Representatives 220 mem
bers answered to their names. The roll having
been called,
On motion of Mr.. Adams, the House proceed
ed to ballot for Speaker. Three baloings
took place before a choice was effected. The
following table will show the result of the bal
lettings:
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the sahseriher. either A by ncte or book account, gre requested to call and settle the same with Mir T. KFaase his anfhcE- ized agent. by doing % s0oa they win save eosts
 H. HABEHMAN
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DLANK DELIVERY BONDS. drawn up ey an ID experienced counsellor, gnasrthe late law, For saie at ihis olses. Price, ea 5s per qaire
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x.O00 Vols. Books.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

4 krss rate FARM, lying on the Military rood "A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place. and oae mile beyond Cotlegevie. This farm contains two hundred acres, land Of the bet quzlfy-kity acres cleared, ready for cultiv aiion and about thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture. Has ohs 1t fine new frame bull ding large and roomy; large Orchard. consanng the best trut in the Stafe; good We'll and ali the Sta bles, Cribs and oat Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the nest desirable stand for house of Entertainment that there is on the road from shis point to Red river- Possession given immediately For further particulars pefpons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col. s. M. Rutherford. who lived the place last year. and nov at Coiegeville
 Terms made to suit applications, Apply to
 AJHUrT. AS
 Eitis Roek Eco. 9, lSsf 2s-d.
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3p0efn.
UP BROTHEgs, UP-rre. .. sruAaT.

UPg BROTHERS UPs-SS (. Q. STUART. Ur, Bsctkess s2, the Iight begins
 AIang the Eastern sky, Te premise thai the nigks is past,
 AE1 letter days are nixA; A clarion voice fiags otsf ths hitk,
 Eh1 Ezifays exfeH tAe seanA-- And freedom, Is ths stiTing cry
 Tat flls the weTla aruands II PieEees fkFsaxA the kssinx xsesn. tts strength lks peasaos seeis-- And old expression from its thrsue
 witA shame and terrsr reels; All men Iiis up their hearts and hands Mere EarIeSs. and nscse free, Aa4 bad nag 0if Ihe eommnn sAoat. ho msre we'll bead ths knses FEem amithy -EcEge. fsom kzhesS cot, kFDaA pkea@kss thAE bgeak kka lan,.--- EFqm isun lo0ms. frpN smoking mines, From ships that eieasa tha ssa-- One veiee uniIes. and miahsier
 SweRps on. and ereg e1. Iss tyrants days the ysasalss task
 Arc Eune. fsfsrer gunas Up. hsosheIs, ID sad stsre she Iivht.
 hej0iee. he day has eone. Wsan Freedom dseis the lowest skrire. AnA gzards the poorest hcgnss Hs7eSses am1 pledge WitA stEeagshening ties Iss new-born kezEt tna minA, Te ke1p th9 hunm sAa prss is on
 TosA efkanan kis1. kefoscr, that ye have erske at length
 TAe tA=e=SS .aA A===y <.A=ia. winch neither age nor human strength
 Can bisd ye win sxain, kstesee- and swear ye will nes bead.
 Ner glve the gaersoa back, Iho0gh giistensng steel dispases the way ASd flame fs on your track. Lsnaoa. Sept, isle.
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HABiTs or AgNAsgRIE B.AsTs-A wri- ser in . CincinnasIi paper describes a mid night visls to the animals of Raymond & Waring's meaagerie, in wiaier quarters in tl.at eily; win Driesbach, ihe famous kec- per. He says:
 It was sight worth walking ten miles 10 sse. We foand, contrary la the assertions q nasural historians, an elephant lying down. it has always been asserted that these ami mals sleep standing The different aged animals were seposing in the most graceful snd classical attitudes. The lion and the tigsr, the leopard and the panther, were lying wiih their paws aiftcsionasely twined about sach Cshes, without regard 10 species or ma tivily. IE cages wheea there Is more than oas animal, h is ihe neyeT falling custom for sae so keep watch while the others sleep. The sentry is relieved with as much regu- l1rity as in weli-regulated camp of soldiers, althosgh mol probably with as much P,ec.s- isa ia regard b simes The sentinel paees back and forth, and Is very careful not to touch or do anything to arouse his comrades. Occasionally he lies down, but always with ssss head towards the front ef the cage, and nevSs sleeps until he is relieved. This sin- EmlAr cusism, Hero Dr,esbach informs Us, since his copnertion with the menagerie he kas seser known tp be violated. Thomas Cart eenesally aknown ass suacie Tom,n wkois ahs faithful nigh. watch of tlse esiab- lishment and who Is n0w the oldest show 1asa n thr uailed States, confirms this siaie-
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LEONARD SCOTT & Co.'s
 LIST OF 2 o R Ei0N eERio DIcALs The London Quarterly Review, The Edinburgh Review, The Westminster Review, The North British Review, Blackwood's Edinb'gh Magazine.

 N Ths above Periodicals are reprinted in New- York immediately on their arrival by the B6lish steamers, in beautiful clear type, on fine white paper. ard are faithful copies of the origioals- BLseKwooD's MAeAxxs being an exact fac simife of the Edinburgh edition.
 The prees of the Rx-PaISTs are less thaa one third of those of tho foreign copies and while they are equally well got aP. they afford all that aAvan iage to the .lnerieaa over the Esgiisk reader.
 TERMS.
 PAy@ExT TO MADE IS ADVANCE For any one of the four Reviews, $500 per ann. For any two, do 500 For any three, do. 7.O0 For all four of the Reviews, 500 Fo< Biaek woods Magazine, 500 For Biackwood and the Reviews, 1000 O. Remitfances and eommunieations must be made in all eases wiihoat expense to the publish ers---The former may always be done through a Postmaster by handing hm the amount to be remit ted taking his receipt safoswssasg the receipt by mail. Postpaid or the mooey may be enclosed in a letter, Post paid. direct to the publishers. paid, to 'fs''
 LEONARD SCOTT k co, Publishers,
 il2 Fulton s., New York.
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THE sabseriber, agent fer H. HAberman, will \ eosiinae the formers basiness ss his old stand oa Main, near Markham street. and keep constant V oa hand fall and well assorted stock of Gsoee- ries. Dry Goods, boots. Shoes, HssawsSe Castings, &e. ke, all ef which will be s0ld iow fee cash. The highest market prices will be paid for county ITO duee. as beef hides, peltries, beeswxx, ke.
 JOHN KRAuSE- Little Rack, Jan. 20 lslT fSxm
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BACK AGAIN! The Str. NEW HAMPSHIRE, eAPT. NM. ALLEN,

HAVING na6esgcne complete re-
 S pairs, with additional Improvements, nhas resaned seF place in she trsde. ana wiB leave Little Rock on DecesB Der ssth is4s Cor New Orleans. asA wiE run between the latter pisee anA Fost Gshsoa during the remsiAdef of the season. The "Nsw fiampshife" is new. with good accommodations for passengers. and, from Ser hghi drzagA.. affords better facilities tc shippers having in the river. No sxerioas wiii be spared hg the el hcess nf the teas so merit share of public patro- nage Fer fseixht os passage, apply ca beard
 Dec. 2s, ls46. fA-n
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.1R RIkCIIT-
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.

EAsrERx-rsa Rockype tO Fapdieon- Due, Sunday. "Wednesday. k Friday. hy 7p m. Leave, Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday sa- m- WksTERk-so SeOtia. Faa Bvgez, &r- Due Wednesday, and Saturday, 3p.m. Leave. Tuesday, and Friday, : .. m. koETHExN--io B9fesrizs. Due. Monday. ard Friday, 2p.m Leave, Sunday and Wednesday, 5 a. n.
 SoUTHERx--to Fs&kiagtOa. Doe, Sunday, "Wednesday, and Friday, 7p- -n- Leave, TaesdAy, Thursday. X Saturday. n. To Pi1e BIsF sad CSixabss. Due. Sunday, and Thursday, SD. m. Leave, Sunday, and ThuFsday, 6 a. m.
 To Hot Springs. Due, every "Wednesday, 6p.m- Leave every Mooday, ga. n. 75 Psrryri1e. Dsnrslis, and 7SMlinsoRratis. Due, every other Thursday, 7p-m Leave, every other Monday, Tam. 2 Letters and packets io re sent by either of the above mails must be deposited in the Post-oee by o'clock of the evenings proceeding their depart ure. l.. REARDON. P. NJ LITTLE Rock Posr-orFnE,
 Dec sta, isIs.
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Prosyrs,isg .aftOrueus.

lst Cireuit--S. N. Foster. Helena. Philips county.
 anl Circuit -solcn B. Jeses. PIse Blaa. JeEer- son coanfy.
 sra Cifcail-silas C. Walker, BatessilIe. InAe- pehdenee county
 stk Cireuit-A B. Greenwood, Bsnseoviile. Bsn- ton eoahfy.
 5th CIrcait--Gecrge C. Watkins. and Attcgney General. Little Rcek, PaEaski eoaasy.
 eth Circuit-AIlen W. Bieyins, washiRgtcu. Hemps,ead co0aty.
 m Cireait-JOseph J. Green, Van Barren, Cav ford county.
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.Jufges af ike C;rruif Courts.

181&E& 0} ta< NffCNkt Oos<sS. lss CiFeait-JsAa I. Jones. Helena. Phillips Ind CncaIt-wiiEiam H. Sast0n, CoIUnhis. cht' eot ccaaty.
 srd Carsuit- -wTl6an (. Sect. Ba,ssvirle. Inde- pcndenee ecansy.
 zak cEesss-seAsca C. sneed. Fayetteville. Washingtoa ecanty..
 Sth cSreuls--wIEliaE II. Field, Lifie Rock. Pu- lasli eoasty. sst circait--Georgs COawsy. Washington. Hsnp- stead eounty.
 7sh Circais-w William V. FIoya. ciarkssilse, Johnson eoanfy.
 stA ciresst--csis,opAer C Secs,. caa.den. oua- ehita eOanty.
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Lands for s ae,

Lr .fRK.1NS.iS IND MISSISSIPPI FTNHE subscriber offers for sale 4e, ,00e aefes of E Laad, in the cotton gEowing counties of Ar kansas; Say HemPstsad, Ssrter, Ciark, DsIias, La feyetfe UaSoa Sc, in quantities to suit purchasers. Also in the cotton growing region Of Mississippi: Say. the counties of Desot0 Marshall. Ttaicu, Pg- asts, Falta6ESAa, CkOetaEs TailGAGtokis. Holmes. HsAds, WssAangteA, CaFYou, snd Tazoo- Town ship maps of portion of these lands have been pro- cured taken from the original surveys. showing all the water-eoarses, &c. and the undersigned has been al the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections and furnish hsd notes of each quarter, being mi mute description, with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments. one -6ffh cash in hand. and residue one, two, three and four years equal pay nents, with interest from date of sale.
 N. B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighbcEhood Of these lands, can be called upon, who wilI show them to those desirous of purchas- ing Further information can be had by addressing (post paid, Bowers k Co.,. Memphis. Tennessee. or Wm. H. Bowers. Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM H. BOWERS.
 .4sgsf leth. lsis. zs-im-tf
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DR. Q. M. WEBB,

DIR. e. M. WEBB, HAVING returned 10 the city, cHers his ssFtie- xK estc the estizsms uf Little Rock and snTTcond- ing eoaatTy ia the pracfi@ of As6sesae. Snyeg9, end 0hmsisics. He insands to devoke himseh lc tae practice of hia proSession His office is on Main St, in the haildInx formerly occupied by 3. Line hesugh deceased; where he may at all times ee Geand unless professionally shsent.
 Liitis Roek. .4rks-, SsYfenbog, 1a3s Isas
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saalcers ef alae ata1e '.

Gseener. THomAs g. DnKws-LlttIe Roek. pse olkes.
 Sceretary Of Stafe. DAsfD B. GMEKas--Litils Rock. post essce-
 .3sai.>~ af p@1lle .Accownts. EL1As N. ceEwAg.--litsie Reek. post Oties. TFearuvey. sAArRa Apasss--I Ssls Rsek. post etHee-
 Judges ef A< Ssprene CoaTf- TA0mzs lshRssas chisi Justice CellegsSiile, Sa- line coenty.
 wlkazsoa S. oldhzn. essoeiaie Jsssies. Fay stfeTiike, Mashipxssa coassy. William C0nway B, asso<iats Justice, Bsses- vile. Iaaepes2saes soaaty-
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AUCTION NOTICE.

"A OO1 HUN 1NO1 14SLs TTSHE "AUCTL0N MART" woaid inform its 1 numerous patToas. friends, and ihe pahlie grn- eraily, that early iR the season t wi receive in- voices of Sheffield euttleTy, direct impoFsztions, consisting of fine tahie knives; pocket and pen do; British plate table ard tea spo0hs; pins; sEpeFfne ra1ors pistols and shot gaas, Se. ke. Also invoi- ees of
 DRY GOODS, comprising every variety. Also FANCY GOODS. consisting cG Jewelry, -Seeordeoas vioiins pocket wallets, powder aaSks, Tazor stTops. gum-eiastie suspendeFs. parses, wood combs, shaving brushes. thermometers. percussion caps and an endless va iety of other articles, Sc. ke. --5LSO- E.000 Vols. Books. The most extensive collection og NEW BOOKS ever offered at anetionin this city; among which are Theolog cal, Medical. Classical, Historical PoesI- cal and Miscellaneous standard works; family Bi- hles. in great variety; aitums. postfoiios. blank books. steel pens, letter and fools cap paper. &c
 The above well worthy of the attention of purchasers, and to those who wish to complete their libraries. The books are all new, aad bound m iibraFv editions. &e. &e.
 Toe above vii be received, asd soli on consign- ment, low by r. R. TAYLOR.
 Ocsotsr lS, ls4s -S-em
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!nm M. Bswsss. yst'svills. psss cs.
 See. WmsYR--John W namd, elsKx Jaesb c. hae-
 kine, shexiE ----- eerpners JessPA Hinns osasa- FeEs--SeareY, post @Akee. fRaxI--4hemn VI roana, cIssAss Simeon Kxk-
 patrick. sh<zke; Lsawsy MeDsniel. eosoesr; NA' mun& Hamma. treannsMrs--- Dams5iie. paak a8ea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17

From the - LOU. Republican, s-p,rmbers.
We find the following article in the ~ jcsYl
Herald of the 27th ult
MS l. Campbell. late from Oregon b. fansAs
us with the following lis, OF persons supposed 10 h
been murdered by the Indians. On the southern rosb
Oregon This company lett ~ Joseph unisr c.gts
smith and Joined a, the north fork II Ps,ie rr
by a company Of six wsgons tom lnfepeuters.-
They separated near Independence rucs. sners ~
hin3most company took what 10 called the scrH !.
arm route and travelled II soma distance A.,
this time portion OF the emigrsnts becoming d,ss.
fed with the route council WAS held whether u n,
coed onward or return. In the meantime spspr %
found signed by several persons In Oregon, ursrsL
the emsrants ~ take this route - ~ wss aom.
nearer, beside much better road Nptsiths.rsss
,h. several persons refused travel tho road any
Their sud returned back
Those that sit@mpted 10 40 through hsye pevsr W,
heard Of since only by the Indians on The Dsss vs
ssy that party If Oregon grants were hiied a. 10
route Mr. Campbell was personally acqaap,ei 9TH,
number Of persons In this company let OF shom ~
lows. Col Richie and family 81 II persons, from BE
ierson County. m John stark snS family OF psnri
FROM Henderson County. III Mr. Tucker and fsr,,
person. from RICK Island ~: job snd Jonshsn Pr
sni f.u,ies Of II persons from Lee County ioss
Gr.vr. sni family of II persons from Peoria II
fostick and ~iir. from Peoria vi ar NcCracsso ~
family Of persons. from Wspciio county, Iowa We
Daniels aud family Of persons. from Jriersn c'ng
low. Hr Bottle snd family Of persons fnm u
County lows John ianox and family Of ; persous ire
Indiana: Mr. Howell aud family Of - psrsons re
Hannibal and John Bozles from Gslens m
From ihi. IL will BE- thai Qua hGnfrfi ~
sons have been murdered by thu nfisns. or have ~
ished for wsut Of food and Al owing 81 tho fs- rye
.entsions of few hesrt-ss spsculs,ors Who m.y Va
10 benefit themselves N the expense Of several ssps>
lives The emigranis inform us thst these mee hr
property in certain portions 81 Oregon and ~ 'feis
the emigration 10 particular point they sro bet'tst
thereby. Emigrsnis cannot be- too careful W ssfl
roads. unless experience has proved them TO =
practicable"
We think there must be- some mistake sbsut the 30
Of the persons namo1-s l.ss, II 10 81 a. 10 psrd
III m. On comparing the lie, with that which We han
published from the Csiornis papers iod hs' s'';
~ the family Of Mr. Graves who are here set down
being lost setusy arrived Ia California snd that
three pesished from famine and Intense cold IN =,
mountains Only one other name that 81 Mr Fota
l. mentioned in list and be sl.o persisted Ia ne
mountains lat Winter Still II Il o b. hoped that
persons here named have msde their wsy TO some per-
ton at Oregon. and snsy YET be- found
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q
Rssois<S Thst be recommended the whis eleeior
o. the CITY aud County Of NewYOrk assemble IN fhei
respective Wards the 18th ins NJ y ociock, - SOC
places shall b de- Fnated by fhe Ward COmmttees -
the purpose Of selecting Delegates from each "ard %
met Conventions 20 choose Deczs'e 70 fep, .
District In the State Convention - b. held ~
and also nominate candidate for Member 81 A's'''
q y supported A. the next election. q. . =. ,;.
K,sois<d That the Delegates 20 said Dstiiss " - -
shall be- ten rom each Ward, except 70 tte n ~
ond and Third and SIKH wards which sh1I y uts &C.
R>.si,5 haf Il h. recommended 10 choose a. me same
time and place Delegates from eaeh !" arc 20 oenao-
ria Convention % nominate cerdoees iof st1te
Tn. Nd. the Third SENsroKiAi DIS T.
10 vii the FIRST second 1hird fonrth rhth ana SKIN
fopr Del,rste. esch-snd tire sad DELEGATES 20 20 De
ehes~n before proceesns 10 70 ke domination 70 choose
one Delegate from the District 90 a. 70 maze me "hoe
number twenty-five -.- "a,
rklcr % wit the seventh Tenth Thirteenth and Seven
ssoth 10 select Deegltes each, who are 10 Ike man
ner 10 choose Degafe from the District % make the
number twenty-five.
The Wards composing the FHTH senatorial DIS
rRIcT 10 the Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth 20 SCI
esht each and who IN like manner 70 choose one Del
crate from the District make the number twenty-five
The Wards composing the SIXTH sENAToKiaL Dis
TtIcT vix the Eleventh. Twelfth, Fifteenth sixteenth
Seventeenth and Eighteenth FIVE Dele gates each.
Rsso1ed That said Senatorial Conventions Be Ie9ue.
ed assemble the 9th day Of October next a. q. T. ~
the following places;
The Third. At the Second Ward Hotel
The Fourth at 81 ilitary Hall, Bowery
The Fifth, a the Broadway House.
j PHILLIPS PHOENIX Chairman.
ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE, Vice Chm
y Y. + Z sa IssLos Secretaries ~
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Loco-Focoism in PennsyIvnnia

In Bradford County. Penn. on the eth OF this
month the Loco Focos, in convention assembled,
nominated certain officers aud passed certain reso
lutions the former they may hope TO elect.-al
the latter they do not wish 10 enforce. Among the
resolutions was one Mandatory OF MIR Wilmot who
has gained a reputation by the attachment OF his
name to the Proviso = another. expressing the
opinion that " tho safety Of our institutions, the
""P~s az Frcsdsss,. ana ,.,,x I,,-
demands iBfiexibe adheronce prinoft,,. =,
the Wimot Previso." They were rs sincere in
these resolutions as in another, that the unparal-
elled prosperity OF the country demonstrates the
fidelity OF the National Administration to the inter-
ests Of the people !" and were equally hollow
hearted and deceitiul in all We are a little sur.
prised resolution was not passed declaring the
full sympathy of the convention in the principles
lately promulgated by Hon. James Buchanan
Such resolution would not have interfered at all
with the harmony of the rest.
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The Late Election in Maine.

Maine has gone as we feared The indifference
Of the Wings has left full victory to our oppo-
nents The Telegrsphic dispatch which we give
thi morning leaves Us no longer the hope OF even
an undecided defeat The Waldo Congressional
District. which yesterday looked fora while little
promising ia with the other three against u.s. and
our last plank Ia broken. Six Loco Focos and one
Wing will be the character Of the new delegation
from Maine. 1t might have been otherwise with
no more than ordinary exertion on the part OF oo'
friends.
1t TO be recolected. however, that never In our
calcula alton of the probable strength Of parties In
the next Congress have we claimed more than one
member from Maine. The result has proved our
canton commendable