Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-05-13

TENNEssEE.-Thc Gubernatora campaign
has at length really commenced IN this State
both of the candidates have taken the stump,
and are travelling in company, addressing the
people. A correspondent of the Nashville Union,
writing from Jasper county, states that both can
didates addressed the people at that place on the
2lst ult. Governor Aaron Vail Brown is the
Democratic candidate, and General Neil s.
Brown is the Wing candidate. "The war sub
ject was the only one discussed at any length
all the old issues seem TO be forgotten, or men
toned only as things that WERE" Governor
Brown, the writer states, assumes the as u
necessary, constitutional war, and declared by
the Congress of the United States, and is in ia
vor of vigorous prosecution until an honorable
peace can be had-to compel Mexico TO pay our
Government the expenses of the war, and, if
unable to do that, to make US n title to portion
Of her terrtory-say California.
General Brown, his opponent, denies it being
necessary or constitutional war; but one
brought upon the country by the act of James X.
Polk, in ordering our troops across the Nueces
that we must not incorporate any more foreign
territory into our Union.
1t should be borne in mind that this account
is written by democrat 1t shows, however,
that the lniquity OF the Mexican war is the great
issue which is presented to the people of Ten
nesseeby the Wings of that State. The question
vi ahneNing more save territory 10 'he ohioh ID
iihew,se ihvoiveu' MS IS ooiu stahu 10 TAKE
III oiuVe ota'e' we nave conhdehce 'nat 'ne
wings Oh tennessee VIII De aole 10 MAINTAIN H.
Alias.
ALABAMA. Mr.. 3owdep, member of Con-
gress from Alabama, is now engaged in an &C
tive canvass, being himself an Old Hunker, and
opposed by Mr.. Rice, a friend of Mr. Calhoun,
who, 1t seems, does not scruplc TO doubt the in
falhbllity OF the President, and to condemn es-
peciaIly the course OF the Administration on the
subject of the Mexican War.
'Poon iooen'y uehVereu at ana
ueea, MI. DowuGn capped the climax OF euloey,,
Wy uuouipe WI OH Tue Iust oi Inc Romans
uhousn ne nau 'ie grace ho' 90 ada that ne Is
'no noItoo' 'oi'i'i Vi t"e"' a,i' me MONT
go'nely Ioui'ai Seems h'ghiy uehgh'ed 10 near,
ilo.i Suoi n'gH uu'.or'y t'at mr, FOX IS the
ias., anu leJo'oGs ','at We oleeu Is Oh Tue eve
oil eA'ii''''oi''-h 'cnmo"a ""g'
THE EDIcT OF SLAVERY. The Richmond
Enquirer, the great organ OF the Polk party at
tne oouln' announce: au'horiiat ,,y mat no
o"PPo'"' y We P"oTe' He " """ot T'opt-
90 can ieceeoe a1 SUPPORT " mS Sotane'h democTd-
~ jol me r.I ireeee"y What say .he non MOI,
60. ''?' VI .n' c pay W ms ne
show their hands Ne;,ber Marin Van Ruren
Silas WRIGHT mr. anv other sunnor,er Of ,ho
nr,oc;nies of Tho Whine. prov;sp ,ho ,,,oa, Wv
ro, of Ito nor,v ,oys aa, raoa;,,o ,ho &c., -,
the Southern democracy for the next Presidency.
In other words no man ,cho is not pledged 10 adj
minister The Government so as MT only perpetuute
out TO EXTEND sldrery can receire the nomination
Of The neat tocofoco baltimore Conpention.-Do-
yer Enquirer.
new institution, as appears by The Philadel-
phla papers, Is ABOUT 10 De started IN mat city
lot iIe oeheht OF hesiected chlldIen ana youth
ID the Vicihily, 10 DC calieu lhe " ROBERT haiRes
Union school,
NOBLE CONDUCT OF N. J. FARMER
Mr.. Joseph Davis, OF Morrstown, N. j., has tax
en- from the N. Y. Aims House within the last
three months no less than $50 Irish and German
amonu his friends and neiphbors With a yery
c. as,.a,;o, ,Lo, o.o al ,yoll ao,;a6al ,,;,L