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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11
WOOL DEPOT.

The following resolution has been adopted by
the Addison County Agricultural Society, and is
worth the notice of all wool-growers:
Voted, That we invite The Farmers and Wool
Growers of Addison and the adjoining Counties
to meet at Middlebury on the 3D. Wednesday of
February, inst, being the l7'h day, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. for the highly important purpose of taking
into consideration the establishment of Depo,
in this region for the asserting and more advan.
tageous sale of Wool, the great staple of VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11
A Growing Story.

The hoax, about man being caught in the
rocks and bled to death to save q more horrid
death, grows tremendously. We last week no.
ticed three different versions of the story; but
the New York Sun makes them out 10 be SO
many like occurrences, actually happening in
different places. One of the Boston papers has
now added a .fotuih-stating that the affair &C.
Cured in Brookline, on the Boston Water works.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

Singular On the 10th ut. Mrs. Chase, wife
of Mr. Jonathan Chase, of Jay, in this county,
gave birth TO three children, two boys and one
girl. The boys were connected by ligature or
belt, resembling the description Of that which
connects tho famous Slamese twins. The point
of connection of the belt, was little on one
side of each, and extended from the abdomen
vlved, and attained the use of their limbs, they
might probably have walked abreast. The boys
were still-born; the girl survived about an hour.
The mother was doing well.-Hdsburgh Record.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

The MKT Presidency. On the 9Th of jan
uary, the democrats in the Missouri Legislature,
held meeting in the capitol at Jefferson city,
and adopted resolutions recommending nation
al convention, to be held in Baltimore on the first
Monday in May, 1913, to nominate President and
Vice President of the United States. Hon. T.
ii. Benton was recommended by the meeting to
the democracy of the nation, as proper candi-
date for the next Presidency.
A wing meeting in Missouri has nominated
the Hon. John j. Crttenden Tor President.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

The LIE VERRIERE PLANET. 1t appears by
late discoveries that this planet is continually
approaching the earth. When first discovered,
it was with difficulty seen with the most power
full telescope; but it is now nearly visible TO
the naked eye. 1t is said to travel a; the rate of
million and halt of miles in twenty -four
hours, and as it is believed by some to partake of
the nature Of a comet, some philosophers appye-
bend serious results from its approach. The
most learned professors in England and France
are anxlously endeavoring to solve the mysteri-
Gus problem.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

"PENNY WISE AND Pound Foolish" Polk
tells the people that the Mexican War was wag-
ed mainly to make Mexico pay her debt, Now
let us see how much Uncle Sam has made by
trying this forced collection:
The amount appropriated for the War to June
80, l64s, is $74,000,0OO
The Mexican debt is 100000
If we get it we shall lose s72,OOO,OOO
But we have not got the first red cent yet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11
WOOL.

Secretary Walker has discovered that the du-
ty on part of the WoOlens is too low in the
Polko- British Tariff, and recommends an in
crease of ten per cent on cloths or cassimeres
exceeding in value "a per square yard. This is
somewhat encouraging, and wool promises to
advance little See market prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

The President afforded Z" aid and comfort TO
the enemy" by giving them General and now
his friends are increasing that "comfort" by de-
nouncing the General Of The american forces! AS
the President gave Santa Anna his freedom, we
should not be surprised to find him trying 10 bal
ance the account by imprsoning Gen. Taylor!
Albany Evening Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.


That pack horse of Congressional speeches,
the Civil and Diplomatic bill, was taken up in
the House, and soon led to an interesting scene
between the factions of Loco Focoism. Went
worth, Of Illinois, started, by denouncing the de-
nurciations of certain Democratic' organs and
members, who threatened to read him out of The
party, for his resolution against tea and coffee.
This threat of being deprived of his share of the
spoiIs, and particularly Of the plumber in enycl-
opes and wrapping in which he carried on an
extensive trade during the last and the present
session, seemed to arouse his dormant patriotism,
and to stimulate his energies of acquisition so
that he Illuminated against the party without stint
or scruple, accusing them of having supported
The President on both sides Of all questions of
having gone for 81 40, and then surrendered at
49--of having voted for Rivers and Ilarbors and
then voted for their veto-of having voted on
both sides Of the Wimot provso-of having re-
corded themselves for and against the Lieutenant
General, and of host of other fragrant lncon-
sstencies. In the course of his remarks, he
turned upon Wick, of Indiana, Loco Foco of
the same genus, and charged hin with being the
most serve sycophant of the Executive. This
personal reelection upon the body of the MAORI.
ty was suffered TO go UNPUBLISHED, and TO Wick
was committed the unpleasant task Of the reply ;
for with, all Wentworth's unbushing knavcry,
he was forced to expose some irksome truths.
If there is deep lower than the depth of deg
radiation occupied by Wentworth and his can,
Wick is justly entitled to the locality. All his
instincts are grove!ling, corrupt aud infamous
He is a reeking embodiment Of Loco Focoism,
in its most obnoxious and disgusting form-lhc
demagogue and knave blended the super-suppe
slave, and the cringing bastard mixed. His an
swer was such as might have been expected from
his character-low in language -coarse in illus
tration, and Astounding In vile epithets, befttcd
to his depraved morals.-.4lnS Correspondent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

GF~Thanks to Senator Upham for copy of
Fremont's Typographical Map of the Road from
missouri River to Oregon. We will take it
along with us when we go that way.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

u S. SENATOR FRoM MIcnIGAN. Alpheus
Felch has been elected United States Senator
from Michigan, for SIX years from the fourth OF
March next. Mr.. f. is the present Governor of
that State, and will succeed Governor Wood
bridge, who was also appointed while Governor
Mr.. +. is man of respectable talents, and is as
good selection as could have been made from
the Locofoco party OF that State.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11


Table B shows articles on which the Secreta-
nv thinks the duties can be reduced and yet in
crease the revenue: they consist of agricultural
implements, saws, and cheap cottons, on which
a reduction of per cent. will increase the rev.
enue S55,O00-as MIR. Walker gutSses. On the
WHOLE it will be seen that the tendency of things
is to raise the duties to the standard Of the Wing
Tariff of 49, The correspondent of the Boston
Atlas talks as though the Wings in Congress
will consent TO no half way measure-no tempo
rizing,-but demanda repeal of the Polko-Brtish
Tariff of the last session as the first condition to
a new arrangement Of the Tariff on Protective
principles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

Fatal accident. Ar accident occurred in the
town Of Sharon, VT, on the l4th ut. by which
young man named Timothy Davis lost his life
lie was engaged in hauling logs, and in attempt
ing to load large one, slipped and fell upon his
just above his hips HIS cries for assistance
we're heard, but before any eifectua aid could
be rendered he expired. Mr.. d. was about %
years of age, and has friends residing in this
province SianSiead Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

W The resolutions, forced through the House
by the locos on Saturday the Both, are justly
deemed to be censre upon Old Rough and
Ready lie is guilty of being Wing, and there
is not patriotism enough in the Polk toadies 10
give credit for the services of men who will not,
IKE themselves, sell themselves for pottage.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

0F~Since the Polkites have commenced abus-
ing old Rough and Ready, it is easy to UNDER
stand why Polk treated him contemptuously in
biu ronccoO Thou ora a,,c,Ii,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

OFFIoIAL-TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 2,
l647.-The receipts into the Treasury, from ali
sources during the quarter ending the 3lst De-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11


The SUB-TREAsURY.-By the answer of the
President to the Senate, it appears that under
The Su6-Treasury management, $503000 wero
transported to New Orleans at an expense of
$3.50, and $l,300,000 at an expense OF $4,000.
This was done betw cen the Goth November and
the 9Th of December. Between the Ist of Sep
TENDER and The 22d of January, 1917, the depos-
1t banks of New York transferred S l,669,3l4 to
the same point for nothing at all. The remit
tances for nothing, were made at the same time
with those made at a very heavy expense. The
whole amount would have been RENTED for Moth
ing if only the business had been left to the
banks, the machines through which the people
make remitances. Here then are Sl2950 squan-
dered, thrown away for nothing at ALL and our
great men at Washington call 1t ,fnanciering,-
Why it is disgrace TO the common sense OF the
American people, which all the glories of the
Mexican war cannot counterbalancc. The new
Treasury machine can do that, for $40, $50, which
the old machine could do Cor nothing This is
the measure of their comparative worth. So
will it be, as long as this miserable creature of
the Sub-Treasury manages our national eXcheq-
uer. 1t has no capacity for usefulness, all it ac-
complishes, is mere disorder, waste and mischief
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luottbmau & State 1ournal.
E.P. WALTON, JEt., EDITOR.
Thursday, February m.
THE FREE TRADE HUMBUG.

THE Free Trade doctrines, that low duties
will increase the revenues to the government
and reduce prices to the consumers, seem to be
abandoned even by Bob Walker lie has rec
commended an increase of duties upon large
class of articles, in order to increase the revenue
and so far as iron is concerned, he confesses that
the price has risen since the duties were reduced
We give the following table from Secretary
Walkers report in reply to the resolution of the
Senate:
liable A shows articles on which duties may
be increased and increase revenue.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

o. Be it known, that there is a Senator at
Washington, who studied Humbolt 40 years ago,
and is benton being considered greater gener-
al than any tailor, that can be brought up. We
should call him hum .boiter, decidedy.-Er. pa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-02-11

% The Washington Fountain says, when
the President heard of the fall of Monterey, he
exclaimed Gen. Taylor must be crushed
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sThe Waahineton Union contradicts The
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SSpmn &rieasicD0uplatsc.

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81 9rnannt, >prltbcr ltcb tIrSllb natb Scra
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Dheritch Oiata, BON SlCu Orleans, fra be-
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.Scfcble batcn.
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lpirre CT biclelts init encm Scrluite Don 2
800 NRann nrbmcn ftNcn, ,pcnn abcrGrn.
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er Itbmatb 1T, su IberfaIlrm nnc gu pcrntb
ten. Git id9en CT batr nur mcni9 llber 5000
m1ann, ctmcbl CT ppr9cbe 1000 81 baten-
gs ittciut ite fNrtbten raB Sen. Saplrr 0b
NIT Gen. Scott perrlnlacn m6Cbtc.
0ic 9rribld9e wccbe 6r. 3rilt autcriilrt
III Al matbcn Gno, ipie Die WcrtIncr ia9cn,
paE jeNr Wcpubllf orci gcmmlfire crnennrn
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len bic Statt OtriEc ;u pcrniTtn, lno nocb
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lis notb ptm @iese Der Watpnen beEanoslt
mtrrm. Die Gtnerds @uticreH @joana,Warz
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scott tamen 70 ltorf an, ais eS bic llmifdnb,
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CE17TV. B. PALMER Esq. is our authorized
Agent, for procuring Advertisements, receiving
Subscriptions, and making collections for the IL
BERALE BEOBACHTER, at his offices in the
following cities:
philadelpho--N. w Corner of Third and
Chestnut stretS.
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ter thut enrr @ttulriafsit fir cure Samilirn.
Stimmst fir pen SSrcunn Der Grtcitsr.
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men. 9ie Spfmm9 Scr Sllr9sr bon Meapn9,
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lbrtr Wtte Su ltbn, 1T baber pcrsielt.
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Sic tsialicbe Gja;cttc.-llnisre Stat

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From the Ohio State Journal.
GEN. TAYLOR-THE PRESIDENCY.

The following remarks by the editor of the
Boston Atlds, we are inclined TO believe, express
pretty distinctly the views and feelings of the
great body of the Whig party of the country, in
reference TO their candidate for the next Presi-
dency. While these views are expressed in a
tone of temperance and kindness, they are ad-
vanced with sufficient distinctness and decision
to preclude their misapprehension. There is
no occasion for precipitation on the part of the
Wings, in announcing their candidate. Give TO
Gen. Taylor fair opportunity, as others whose
names are mentioned in the same connection
have had, of making known, fully and explicitly,
his sentiments upon all the cardinal points OF
Wing doctrine and Wing policy. 1t were an un-
worthy imputallon upon him and his friends, 10
suppose that either are desirous of urging upon
the country candidate for the Chief MagiSra-
cy, in relation TO whose principles there remains
the shadow of doubt. More than year will
vet intervene before the election; and the vcis-
STUDIES of time, and the chances of war may,
meanwhile, work results important in their bear
ings upon this question. We say, therefore, in
the language of the State Central Committee,
! LET US "ABlDE THE HOUR, AND THE NAM"
"That Gen. Taylor has large party in the
Union in favor of his election, it would be folly
to deny; but the chief support which he has thus
received, has come from the Wings in the South