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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29

In computing boxes of Candles and Soap, kegs OF
Butter and Lard, Hams and Bic,n-and generally all
similar articles, 2OD lbs net VT. shall be considered
equal to barrel of ) cubic feet
All goods brought to this port freight, must be
delivered on wharf, at the expense Of the vessel
bringing the -adclivery after due notice any
good wharf at Fes Point during business hours, is
delivery in the city and port OF BaltImore-idcs and
articles prohibited 10 be Landed in the city at certain
periods may be landed where the public authorities
may direct.
Ia all cases when vessels obliged (by the quar-
antnc regulations, city authortcs) 10 discharge
their cargo in the stream the expense Of delivering
the same East Of Jones' Falls will he borne by the
carrier only But when requested by the conslgnee
to be delivered IVPst Of Jones Falls, then the cx
prnse shall be equally borne by the carrier and con
signcc, Coach onc-half)
If vessel is chartered for a voyage out and home,
each shipper shall be entitled his fair proportion Of
the whole homcward freight, pro rata, Of the bulk or
space occupied by each shipper on the outward voy
age.
In all cases where vessel is chartered or freghtcd
for voyage out and home, the rcghter, or charter
cr is bound furnish sufficient cargo, to enable said
vessel to return safely home aud the same from Port
TO Port, where the charter provides for more than
one Port: Provided, agreement to the contrary
is made by the parties.
STORAGE-per month.
Hogsheads of Sugar, Tobacco, Molasses, Rum, Oil,
and Pipes of Wine, Brandy and Gin, % cts.
N - e. D., NI,,I,.,,,,' onJ h,If
Pipes, ...,.................. 10 g
.rrcrs VI NC, Co'Se So az
nI ni " ". N' ~" w N'I "a @"5"'
IN iS"' 0"0'''' va anu 4"'' W. & :.
, lnr' - .'.''i' y :.
pits 'onr' oohee' ana o'her"y "r''o'e''' :,
boxes o, Cup" 9 , ~, 81, .., a.
Vi + lN"' " l"'' o''' i-e"'0"' "'u = 6.
= ahgrs,' - =; M, ~, '::''''
- soap G"huleS G C' ms '"'''"'' g
%, ~ "" r n - i p;t > 6.
bags OF Conee' Cocoa r'PP'r' ana rImen'o,
Bales OF Cottoh ana hc'hPeh "'h "''"' ,or,.
- I"o rs n: 49, ~ :.
49, y. i"u'' 'e'I "'t WV IN g
lD'i'So W sctoons' ''"''' ~ :,
=" W n,.'H'N' o'''', ''' W. n go . 9,
~ N. SS'' =, r'"''r'' i1''"' '""'~'' +'' ' :.
,,'"'H' ~ "a :.
lie",P' per 'o"' '''''' ''''- .'''' '''''''' On {,
Sor""sI per 40 .''''' '''''''''''''''' IN {.
IRON ahu l1eau' per no. ''''''''' ''''''' =,
Dye"oou' PEI oo'''. '''.'''''.'' 80 n
Hampers OF ho''leS' &C. '''''''''''.''' ~
IrateS OF EartncnWaIe' ''''''''''' ~
Gr'h' per ou'hei' ''''''''' '''''''''''' $
SAT-. per bushel. ........ -. .'..'.'..
Inc owners OF goods 70 ne ~ 'ht expense VI P"'
ting them in store, and delivering them
All goods stored TO be s"nlrct 10 one ihPn'h S'o,
age, II IN store ~ days. III less than ~ uV'' !"
hall months storage.
The rIsqne OF loss by lrc' roooery theI'' an" QUIZ
nnavoinaD'e occurrences; III az c1''s ~ w m
taken for the security of the property
WEIGHTS AND TARES.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29

debt.
Supplement to the Act imposing Duties on Promis-
sorry Notes, &C., from and after the LIST day Of
May, 1886.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
New York and Havre Packe
COMMERCIAL REG ULATlONS
OF THE PORT OF BALTIMORE.

The following is copy of the Regulations which
mere established by the Board of Trade of the city
of Baltimore:''
COM SONS.
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n, co,s;.nmrnts of Merchandise withdrawn or re-
shipped, fall commission to be charged ON the
amount of ad vanccs, or responsibilities incurred
and half commission on the residue OF the value.
The above commissions are exclusive oil guarantee
for sales ON credit, Auction duty and Commissions,
Storage, Brokerage, and every other expense actn-
ally incurred.
FREIGHT AND FREIGHTlNG.
Ir vessel is freighed by the ton, and no special
| agreement is made, respecting the proportions at
which each article shall be computed, the follow
ing shall b. the standard ofcomputation and either
parcel deemed equal to a ton, VIZ:
2,2iO lbs Pig aud Bar Iron, Lead Copper, Loswood'
| Fustic, and other heavy Dye Woods.
| , 900 Nicaragua and Brazillctto Wood.
| 22lO " net Sugar and Rice in casks
/ $50 I" Coffee in bags.
| / 6OO do in casks
| 300 Cocoa in bags or bulk
| 100 do. in Casks.
| no" &" Pimento in bags.
| 952 do. in casks.
| snD Ship Bread in bags.
| 7OD .s do. do. in casks.
| 100 Dried Hides.
ano :. q" VT Green Teas and China Raw Silk.
| Joo " Bohea and other Black Tea.
| 500 Virginia Tobacco in hhds
| 300" {" Kentucky do. in do
| 0O0 SO -" Maryland do. in do.
5 brs. Flour of 100 lbs. net.
Beef, Pork and Tallow.
7 Naval Stores and Picked Fish.
200 gals. Wine MISUNDERSTANDING the ln,l con
| tents ofthe csk ofOil, Wine, brandy'&c'
| % bush Grain, Peas, Beans, sc. IN casks.
| 40 do do. do. in bulk.
40 " Liverpool Blown Salt in bulk
| 81 " do Ground do.
| 81 st. Ubes, Cape de Verbs, sc. in bulk.
30 Z" West India Salt in bulk
| 30 " Sea Coal in bulk.
] 40 cubic feet of Plank. Boards, Timber, Bale
Goods, Packages and Boxes.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
BALTIMORE, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 20, 1912

AT PHILADELPHIA
For New York
Cars or a Steamer Leave
Daily ,a:................7 and 9 A. NJ. and p M.
For Baltimore
Daily, al ...'.....''.'..' Nv r NJ
Daily, exc. Sun. al A. NJ aud 81 p. NJ
AT NEW YORK
For Boston
Ours or Steamers LeaUe
Daily exc. Sun, at II p. NJ.
For Philadelphia
Daily, exc. Sun. .-.... 4 and A. Nj. and A. p. NJ.
NEW YORK POST OFFICE.
The Mail for Boston, via New Haven, closes daily,
excepting Sundays, at o. A. M.
The steamboat Mail for Boston, via Stoningon and
Providence, closes daily, exc Sunday, at - p NJ.
The great Southern Nail, including the Mail also for
the Western States, closes daily at y A. NJ; and
except on Saaday, at p. NJ, on which latter day
at > p. NJ.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29
FOREIGN STEAM & OTHER PACKETS:
Days of Sal lingo
THE CUNARD STEAMERS,

Proposed s,iIing of the British and North Amer
can ROYAL Mail Steam Ships between Boston and
Liverpool and between New York and Liverpool,
for lSIS.
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New York and Bremen Steamers,
III Lnup Mem York To Leure Bremen
Hermann.... June ~ Hermann. ..... July ~
Washington, E. July - Washington, Aug. ~
~
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POST OFFICE.-MAILS
Areconyeycd by Rail Road Carsand Stages daily
CLOSE:

CLOSE: DUE:
Eastern daily ,cx. sun.SA m.&7PM 5P M, l I'm
Sunday, .....S NJ. ..'''''l2 P M
Great southern, daily,...3 p. NJ. y A. NJ
Western daily. .........6 A. M.........,.o5 p. NJ
Winchester, Vaex Sun. % A. M.........''o5 P NJ
York Pa Route, ex. Sm.ll A. M. ....'..05 p NJ
Annapolis, Md.cx ,Sun.SA.M &ip.M'. . IAN &oP'M
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-07-29

In all Transactions in Foreign and Domestic articles
the following rates 10 be charged if no agreement TO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
ELECTION NEWS.

ALL HAIL, KENTUCKY! The wing gain in
Kentucky, for Crlttcnden, will be about 1000
Crlltenden's majority, about $500. A lewsmall
c"nntles all OF Them wing counties, only remain
to be heard from.
IowA-GOoD News. Daniel Miller whp. is
elected to Congress in place of Thompson, loco.
The other district, and also the Legislature.
promises well after ali, as will be seen from the
anneXed:
lowA.-The .MitCnufee Wisconsin, n Demo-
cratic paper, Of the 10Th inst, has the following
from the adjoining State OF Iowa:
1.-The few returns Indicate that the result in
the Dubuque District ion Congress is very doubt
tul. The chances rather favor Davis, whig, over
Letter. AS to the Legislature, the returns are
not sufficiently foil, to determine upon the final
result. Both parties claim the Legislature. II
is evidently close. THIS election possesses un.
usual interest, as two u. 5 Senators are to be
chosen, and intense efforts were made by both
parties to obtain majority in the Legislature"
We have seen no definite returns from this
Congressional District although 1t has been con-
coded to The Democrats. 1t IS composed of IL
Counties and last year voted as follows:
LETTER, democrat, 5Ij9
Mcknight, wing, 1873
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
The Effect.

The Cass men are calculating that the nomi-
nation of Van Buren, is to result in The election of
Cdss. Here is an extract from the Huuker adj
dress to the people of New York;
The factious Van Buren, movement which nj
first threatened as It's authors intended, to div ide
and weaken only the democratic party, il is nom
apparent ,oW carry toM ii, in this State, as manu-
,chigs democrats and in other States ,pieye Il
has any vitality whaterer il 0iN detach many more
ichigs than democrats.
Read this also:
We ask particular attention TO the following
extract from Washington letter, in the New
York Herald:
"The nomination of Mr.. Van Buren, by the
Buffalo convention has excited no attention what
ever. BY the way, there have been letters re-
celved in this city from leading barn burners.
which would make the Van Buren, men, par en-
cellence, and the Wings, swear some, should they
be made public. Some Of the government officers
toho hold the most iucratirc places in The Worth,
and 'cho are supporting Mr.. IAN Buren,, hare
lately pFiffen TO gentleman in This tiiY, that then
,cere supporting pan Buren, 10 diuide The Hhig
party, prevent Taylor from getting their State, and
thus secure the election Of Gen. Cass. THE late e.
lection neos has brought out number OF such iet-
tiers 'Srdtes shoW Which Vdy The noind blo,cs"
1t there are any Wings yet remaining, who
intend TO vote for Van Buren,, we ask them to
candidly weigh this statement. Should Van Blu
rem succeed in carrying New York, the proba-
billty is that the election would be thrown into
the House, and there Cdss's election is s,ue. Be-
ware OF the Albany Regency John Van b.
rem, in his speech in New York, last June. said
inc hrst article Of their creed was 10 defeat The
Whigs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
From tho Windsor Journal of tho oiih.
Destructive fire in Windsor

Our village was yesterday afternoon VISITED by
one of the most destructive fires it has ever expe-
renced, nearly half Of the business portion Of It
being now laid in ashes The fire commenced
about 3 o'clock, in an old barn on the east side
OF MAIN ST., belonging to the Constitution House,
aud spread with such rapidny that in less than
two hours every building on the east side OF
Main ST. between the store of :. Wnrdncr g.
Son aud the dwelling house of Cyrus Belknap,
including brick building adjoining the east end
ct ). Nardner ~ Sous store, and four or FIVE
barns and sheds belonging to the Constitution
House, were licked up by the devouring element.
The stores burned were those of Hubbard g.
While, d Reed g. Co., aud Preston Mortified ;
the Asculney Bank John f. Watts Tailor's
shop, and Mr. Fishers grocery. The following
estimate Of the osses are believed to be correct :
A. Tuxbury, $780, partly lns'd; ID. Reed g.
Co.. 3, or 81 900, insured $4,000 on goods SI,-
600 on store; Hubbard 81 White, $4,000, ms.
$4,000 on goods, $500 on store; $. Wardner g.
Son, $500 damage; Messrs. S. F.. g. A. Il.
Chandler, grocery store, $500; p. Merrifcld,
81 600, insurance $1,000; Bank building, loss
> 1000, not insured, everything IN the Bank
saved J. K. WHIT, luss slight; Luther Fisher,
loss probably 3 or SI00. Whole loss probably
Is or $50, Zoo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
Mr.. Upham's Speech on Free Sol

We have received a copy Of this speech, but
too late for insertion in this paper. 1t will be
given entire IN our nexN Mr.. U. shows
LIST. That Congress has constitutional power
to erect governments Within and to exclude Sla.
very from, the Territories of the United States !;
%. That both justice and expediency demand
the exclusion Of Slavery from our free territories
and
3D.. That the Compromise bill would not ex.
clude Slavery.
These points are strongly enforced by authori.
ties entitled to the highest weight, and we be.
speak an attentive perusal of the speech. Like
Mr.. US speech against the war, this is unusually
valuable for the facts which are brought to bear
upon the question. The reader will observe that
Mr.. Upham has stood in his high place as gen
ulne Free Soil man as any other. lie is also a
Whig. What Whig is there in all Vermont who
will lend his influence or vote To elevate any 10
cofoco coalitionist to his place: If there is such
a Wing, we suggest query for his reflection
Are You not thus sacrificing your wing principles
doing Injustice to one who has faithfully sus-
tanned lhem-and gaining absolutely nothing on
the score of Free Soil?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
Eclectic Medical Institute,
CINCINNATI OHIO

SiANOiA>ANh II, OiliO.
HE next Fall and Winter Course Of Lectures common
ces in this Institution the first Monday in Novem-
her, and continues four months which Immediately alter
eded by the Spring and Summer Session which also
continues tour months rratutous nroimip"rn eour.o
commences Oh o nst Monday IN October, and continues
one month";
~ ,, FACULTY. Tickets.
D. L. H,LE, NJ; Anatomy 4 Operative Surgery $1,000
H. f. JONES, NJ d. Materia Medicl, Therapeutics
and Botany, $1,000
j. ~ A. oLIVER, NJ D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, $1,000
~; -; Surgery and Clinical Medicine, $1,000
p,rou, WSmsn and Children, $1,000
- Medicine and Medical Jurisprudonco, Slo, 90
T. V. MORROW, NJ. D. Pathology, Theory and Pruc
tico of Medicine, $1,000
Fec $40 Demonstrators Ticket sj-optionuI.
One hundred dollars paid before the frat Mopday in
November next, will be received payment full FOR the
entire tuition of student-tho Matriculation Library
and demonstrators Fees excepted.
The course Of instruction embraces full and thorough
presentation of the various departments of medical science
taught in the leading colleges Of America together with
ton, VIZ; Recent and important discoveries in Physiology,
bearing upon diagnosis and practice thorough and
reformed system of Practice based upon extensive
and scientific research which enables tho
mercural medicines, and general Depletion and 10 ire At
with many medical and surgical that ba the
aminations will bo given daily. Candidate for graduation
in addition to the preliminary time of study have at
tended two regular collegiate of medical lectures
he last OF which must be in this lns,tutel AFTER
four years. practice.
The Institute chartered in 1886 The classes in At
1886, 81 1857 1877; ls47s 20 1t expected that in
the United States. The Collegiate edifce coner OF
and Plum street) will be enlarged in ls9 sufficient for the
reception Of 800 or 1000 pupils.
Letter upon business soliciting information must ba
addressed to the undersigned, post paid Notes of solvent
Banks OF the States in which the students rede will ba
received in the payment of fees Board may be obtained ia
T. V. MORROW, MD.
Cincinnati, July %, ls4s. s36w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31

GENERAL TAYLoR.-We are permitted 10
make the following Interesting extract from n
letter received by gentleman in thus town from
distinguished Methodist clergyman at New Or.
leans, dated Aug. 9, 1913:
son my return paid visit TO Zqcb.
Taylor, at Baton Rogue and found him sitting
IN his porch alone. had seen him before, but
n IT closely. lie is truly great man, from what
near from those who are capable of udging,
and have been with him for months together
hose who are opposed to him in political opn.
ions have told me that he was, take him altoueth
er, the most remarkable man they had ever been
acquainted with, for good sense, unaffected kind
ness, perception of character unerrinr Judgment
OF men ant things, and moral integrity. He is
very systematic and very temperate man,
drinks no wine. One thing is striking in all that
Is sad and seen Of him his furgctfuness Of
SELF heard one man say who had been a
great deal with him, Il never heard General Tay
Tor say foolish thing
lie Is hne looking man, about sixty: stout,
pre''y grey, has well propoFtOncd head, rather
long from the forehead TO the back, with his per-
ceptlve organs over the brow very prominent.
and mas the keenest black eve that Won ever sa
in mans head. He never 81 eaks of his battles
&c, and elsIlkes any allusiun to them. An old
Ir'ehd OF MS youth was talking TO him of the
pridc whlch lie ielt In seeing him so much hon
ored at New Orleans, and he reports that the
General replied to hun: If he could see all
those young men restored to lie who fell around
Inn at the battle of Buena Vista, that he would
he willing to be- for The rest of his days The most
unknown and hunblest man now in the United
States; or words to that effect. One of our
preachers, who was Chaplain on the Rio Grande.
and Democrat, says that Taylor approac mes
more exactly TO his idea of Washington, and re-
minds him more frequently OF him, than any char
acter he ever heard of. Making all allowance
Tor the wonder OF the marvclousDess of men who
see great things IN, every prominent man, still
have no doubt that Taylor is really a second
washington in good sense, prudence, honesty,
and virtue"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
VIM B. PRrNoLE, Esq, President, &c,
Charleston s C.

IMPROVEMENT. On the Goth of June last Mr..
Van Buren, reiterated his old opinions against a.
polishing Slavery in the District. On the 22d of
August, Gust two months and two days,) he con-
cludes that he icW not reto bill for such pur-
pose if Congress shall pass it Verv well, he
has come just exactly on to TAYLoR's aRoUNr
on this subject; and is neither better nor worse
than old lack himself as to that. Now the late
Liberty party wouldn't take Taylor on this ground
why do they take Van Buren,? Is Martin
more pure, more honest, more reliable than Zach
airy?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31

&C The Annexation of Texas, the War and
the late Mexican Treaty were the real fruits
(unintentonal, we grant, of the course of the
Abolitlonlsts in 1914. They may be excused for
that, on the ground that they ignoranty and I'M
Intentionally sinned; but that will be no excuse
if they secure further slavocratic triumphs by a
repetition of their folly now. The following in.
dicates that their action may again tell against
Freedom.
The First FRurTs.--If the Whigs Of Iowa had carried
the Countyp Of Des hioncs, they would have secured
joiy IN both branches of the Legislature. They lost IT.
however, by fifty votes II appears that the " Free Soil
party run ticket IN the County, aud got for it 100
Ihis elected the Loco Foco Cass The result is that
two Cas- anti Free Soil u SSenators will be chosen where
two Wings who erv o might have been. So in INDIAN
we have lost the Legislature OF that state by this same
means and with it the election Of Wing Foe Soil q. s
Senator in place oi Mr.. iahnegin who against it, Why
don't who go for " Free SOIL" 20 also for commol
sense
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31

nR. II. KILBOURN, having been at Boston fer
some time past Tor the purpose of perfectng himself in
the Latest Improvements in Dentistry is prepared
compete with the most Celebrated Denusts in Town
County
Owing TO the increase Of business he has recently made
Repairs and improvements IN his Office, and Accessons to
ture Of ARTIFICIAL TEE1 H. Ills facilities are ssch az
to enable him Insert Whole Parts of OF the most
Beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH when required at short
notice, on NEW, PATENT, SUCTION PRINCIPLE,
resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without ENJOYING
the Tooth. In the PuRTY OF Maternal Beauty Of Finsh
Strength aud Durability of hrs work he will defy compe
tion by amy Dentist in Vermont.
PLUGGING TEETH
This operation is tho Intricate and Important branch
in the science. Many inclined fleet their teeth
til they are past remedy have them filed in diseased
condton,makng the foolish remark So long as mr. teeth
hled by an incompetent OPERATOR and consequently lose all
confidence In the art DR. X has examined minutey the DIFF
erent methods of plugging teeth In the cities and will Fill
them by Peculiar Process praetsed by the most Ssillfu
and Beauty OF tho teeth restored the Gold
condensed to be mpermeRbe air and the fluids Of
the mouth thereby rendering them Permanent for Lei
EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advertisers 1nvHriable Success in Extracting the
most Difficult Teeth generally known IN this vicinity
that II is almost supeIhuous aude il. He squenily
Extracts had Rootswhch have been broken off and given
up by other operatoswh Ease ard Safety which only
the Anatomy Of tho Mouth lie has Great Variety Of
the most Approved Instruments, foI every Anomalous
Case Dentist Of the Cities, and probably Tcee
the Number possessed other in this State Chloro-
aud Inhaler Invented by DIR Hitchcock the Cele-
braed Dentist OF Boston, which obviaes previous eetou
TO its use.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to Cal aud Fxamins
Specimens OF Gum Teeth, in Whole Sets, &c at his
Old stand, Sorts & Langdons Corner OF Main and
State sls., Montpelier, W. August !, le4s.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31

DEcErToN-We learn, on good authority, that il is part
OF thq grand game' of the new tangled fr.e .o Van
buIenles 60 assert with great assurance in ckr places
gust out OF the negbofhOod where they happen TO be-
great proportion OF the voters, wings and ALL are going
TO the new coalition Give ced such ptifuI stories
Tor they ure only nteneod 10 Observation-Disclosures Eagle
That's the game every where. We have test
ed its deception by visiting some of these dis
affected towns and finding the reports unauthor-
lied. Let the Wings in each town take care of
themselves, and all the rest will come right
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
Free Soil Men and Whips.

Wings! Remember that all your candidates
are Free Soil men and Wings. They are ncith-
er ringed, streaked or specklod; and if you elect
them, you may rely upon it they will act as gen.
uine Free Soil men and Wings Such are the
men for Wings to vote for. Let us do it-one
and ALL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
THE SPEECH.

Don't fail of reading Geo. p. Marsh's speech
for Free Soil 1t isn't the first speech from him
neither on this subject; his zeal is not new born.
N d. The Van Buren, busters for free soil, are
to vote against Mr. Marsh on Tuesday. Such
are their thanks for his services.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31
A Buffalo Delegate Boiling.

Rev. Samuel J. May, of Mass. who was del
cgate to the Buffalo Convention, says that soon
fdence is plant of slow GROWTH and he does
not think its growth will be sufficiently rapid to
cause him to vote for Van Buren,, in November.
The reverend gentleman is probably not be-
lever in death bed confessions, or gallows re-
pentance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-31

tbs oRJEcT-We have il from undOubted AUTHORITY that
one of the prominent leaders of the coalition party slated
day or two since, that the great object tho Free Soil
movement was to dRaihlde the Wing party !BraieSoro'
Eagle.
Exactly. Hence you will find in nine cases
out OF ten, that the candidates of the coaiionists
are old locofocos of the most radical sort. They
don't pay even decent respect to their abolition
allies. Having duped them first, they now de-
spse them.