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Ing Win fair szccsSs About loo TINS Of iron VII =
u me ~ re psuins r: usvlgsror vses IRE r,s5
VI. bs ressy fir e Work WI bs cc-nouc@d IN few
days ls.5ssl W.. rioTr src Ca9s y-csr;
Its SIS oE'G- 10 ne NOV ucut iH Dr. Goods for
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EY Richard, Starr, Esq. AL esteemed citizen
Of Brooklyn. died On Saturday. HI VA un'yersslJ
beloved for Kindness Of heart aud benevoencs, and Ts'
known emong type founders ia which business he wsi
engaged by the onvisbls cosuomon Of Happy Starr.
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BOOK TRADE.
z. n. DAsA's WORKS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.


DosMs ASD PROSE WRITINGS, ~ r Il psea
4 vcs liza
3 As eve r,eeaty pasH.hes Los 0rcsos or a,
in,ds View q A-xco sni csafsrn,s vith Wsnsertes,
70 f-su, Ca,i. and folyrsss sy L,eat n 4 Via
rSN secood edition. I sol limo.
she u he Cod R-gicn as4 Scsces b. The Way. ~
4 sohcsoo. | vol SEQ.
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Fs2lctag ~ ihcr o, ne Detchuisn's Fresite" ~
9.o si,io.i-. Bo.el Of great i.'sr-st"
- -i-,.e ssSrsesi aS@sses ~ Afsd .. st'ssa.
! 20. i.r2o ~i1e Portrait of Aatbor.
rveuips' Al wsOdas-s. sy srs y Elst sutss<
q Nomea % zee ssvoed0 / wi iAnN.
Es,.ls'E so Psieet; Or Prscces viev % tie No
Us oaaes Asi.rocs al Interests % - Md rs grs
tessioa snd he Seg1saity. syW Hootes, y ~
i've BAkEk ksckfsSIE. rs Sssssa o.
az ols an = Para Roc,
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BROOKLYN ITEMs.

THF SL.spER CAsE.-NotbiDg Of Interest in
tdis case been elected, uLles' 1t be ntereiaog %
know that man sometimes geii drunk rstbef com
mon affair, wo opine and not altogether oonnhed 10
non Church members.
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IN PRESS.

'THE ksE2ICAN POULTRY Ysac coaprisrs ~
y x slory scG D-sC p;iol % .as D aTen, efeees
% q ssc Pce'ry. win CoHe ess prscions for sbs,r
ase1ieg crcs.0g Fesr'-z hreoins sd prersfsnsn hS
Upts, irc rsils specific diecuors fos Cspoostng
~ ., anf Jr th~ frrsgneng "a ne Fincira csees>s
% "a 10y sGhl-cS Drawn focn AslhscGe Sp1 90
snd Personal oes-svSiion nu1rsisd - Narerces -
ayAs. 81 u. J. sso~SE. Aahsr ciihe sylsa AGssS
,,cN WE IN Appeat4x, cob -seicg shs CorrNstS
n,n'- st,hs NsIlSSs feets q fc~shy ssNvrk Aiiss
81 sl.esa, n sAArcS. Feehses', III fs.soe-eS
II SAD. Fok IT CONCERNS YOU TO KNOW la
80 ey s-usns TO tn ELvErsEEs. rccm at q
NAssaa-'~ Ns"'t ofs, you MI reseivs copy 81 he
- sNSo. .eaceirs 700 10 gss AFogEh sas faulty
NNIa before brsskfss al "a iess thsn ,if
s7es es 10 glb6rs src "a 10 a IRE ths
sen, Aae Chnsdsn inlslngsecsr, Nsy Yok City, q
30 Oec lssS says Tee plsh eud 10 very 10
zrnioGs ooe Nc Trehiuy a. all 70 pcessyt ths sognss
Nrs renderst hssuuiy white. spt re -hos n are
Ssse NAV % tnlshrd bsofs -trctkfast II. ehsnisIy
sces lrto 4gtsoel Too al6s.see raixs4 . c6e q.
ic.' dsconeosncG tskes esce, .Lt the resGN
rcrnd ~ osar0 % ~hsn Ant c>anse With ir "a ies
ho Aae1. No heatewlfs sAoaa 30 ~itaeGs thsie nsu-
uors~ di0 1ss
CNGRAylSGa soR rHE HOLIDAYS IA lsrss
IA SO assuia,ent iot TIE Tcisss ssso'tneat ev~
e,hibei far sSs s. yer ceui below tue u.n. prices
di0ln' HOOPsk BROrHEa, lo6 Faltoo-st
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gt-prSS-
sh1s ., n-h Tlry-. sa7s-l,A r 2 ,isa. Ce'.., lst
to d. si1sss sir-n,s c.. So'-1sr ~ ssif r-irsiioa
rp 4. rd T f1r c.
s.d T.-a-,o Hsr,f v--st 2--i = -css1.
rrfs s.f-srs A. Tt-ha-- Ztrr asT fsrrhtn 'o "a
rt sa IL ..t M1-'rrnsv Rsa,Cs, E1efsoo. 70 ~ ia
sbf.1r-- Lacy. hymn - Mas g. 4" ae's 30
. l1. & o. ADDRESS, Chsr-t'-- B-ksy
shr hsfo-. Ao5fv P.-ic g. s. Pea g s-'-s v 'fi
a. .rsc- es.,ls o. .l..- "sst s1r'r - eoi Ffr
so N.u. G.r rs,o-- p -s,f,, Hsa.ou. p Ap7s
Zen Sr.ers-a a..tol. Ftrfss Srksnor Nks.fl.
Scoops Tscun,'h Fowler ga James t-r-- A'.-s Wv
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- :. furs Ho-olus Al . - Sszs' N77r7~ o~1s "a
Frs.c.sco, s.sts ~ NAT frf-'-s N9''N'@-
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- ONLY, f-r lrssrI.g bsst rofes =. " ,,. a.
- clyols lag III pore goa oe1 u a. *.
sr,r.ets, q 80 Al oLhsr csCtAi opsfs-o-s :. -
= 49, ~arr1ntsd for ~ yssrs, as y,
szesisnos q nae IA. Ps.1a.esss -. az ss 80.
-, ,Si-- - rahacaios o. s9eo 1870 s--tes ns
ssJJi,- Issaswks r J. hoCrL. .. sr.-.o !. a.
ITO rnINrERs -rsr sss. 90. sssrs i.,g, "a I
- Psss $500 r.w Aso ece bed sn1 ps.s.
.. .ssa.. pIsss II Ias l.rassS sze. 70 q 49, q
<. ,,s.s,,as oSee, sEl yssf!Ft se ssv
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Osr aJFDssD NIGHTS
IMP sfGLES-

UNPARALLELgD SUCCESS.
THE 1lINEhte Roo ~ 80 ofgeoetf,
ABURR's SEVEN NILE hihkOk OF ile LaEss, ~
.gayr - Lawrence snd 3sgu.nsy klTngs. 1nii word
noging psnnng covering retTy seven ~ 80 o. esnys''
sra .lhfsly dshosaing 400 lilies q no mo,s Pc.ir'
-.rr- eau h'slOrcsfy addressing scsneFJ u anencs
ess-ss s.ssdy bef1 nc eye Of the TOR sps
q 40 scurs sud 10 perfect csg0ereosyp OF 81 ne
.ie- towns c-srre. and o.asr 'srs ~ Nsfpfo $40
~ or hon ~ Ur..-d sssges aud Canals s1crss ifor
Lac Ehs 20 re 9nfcfst Ls~ss1ee la1c, W inc VIC
sec I'd AID snka5 Ssgr saay Ibo Minor eya-sS
Ia a8se a gc!ock nsksiJ AuefD0Oo ~ iDiaoos ~.
usdnssdsy sd sstdresy - o'e!ocx. Aamitta2c q
-ent. children hsf prize GU ~
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zonLonIcAL 4ALL.

No - BOMkkT
L q QUICK, 2A4axss TT. establishment - no~
W omen 70, season. aud ~ D. goroe - coolan 'ae
lafxssg .ad most e0mp-ta collection 81
WILD BEASTS AND BIRDS
avs, exhibited 81 Aelcs sud udng many rare saa
sirka novelties sp.sndd performances WI % a ~
ta, Al and oelOeX " fseis 81 tailed e!s2bshs, po~
aies 40 other .nimsis Mr. Brooks viii eItef t0' oeo
N gsos and ugegs Ann .s,on IS cents children urde
M nH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

EEEzsaseTs Arrived.
tsitis Iszr.s fr'- No CrraHf NJ Bel t' Ss~ fos, -
r q afre
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BRITISH pRrxox-surps

TKC nNOiUrlOSARY INCIDENTS Ct sassA
ieers s-d k'rgs CusBcess he B.sis u Lsrs>ss
s,d ~ta sira Aso sa1 a t,e eos.rn scrary -
sors 80 Hstsfy ne a1ush Fdsc,s srd Pdsssss .
o NJ s.yc a darng 80 R.volsfcr.ry Wa o. Heory
O1o ereczs. ? 'rrc.l 81 Caior 9. A-Ster-, OAGslcl
L f.,g Iii MoNFCRr - c.asl-s<
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AMiISEMtNIS.

n w I = ~ sss - ~ 4 ~.
NIBLo's GaRDEN.-The pubre are rs,pee!Au ny
unal aoNDAY, Dee u. for The purpose Of rshssrsins
and pergsenug hs comecstsd machinery 10 be as.e IN
Wiz new ,cepeT, dr-..es properue. and teccrsuols
transformations, magical seeeis, ~. Nunsrods eruss
mechanics eossgmsrs, lie hsve been fc. some monins
prspsng hs piece, al an expense never before eesse'
DROkDwAY THgAvRR-Doors open =, 81; cur.
Dts'a viii rl.c at THIS EVENING. psc 70,
Pr o. TIE MAN AND tue TIGER
RlchARDl IN
Richard Mis- Rsienl.n Richmond. Miss x BsIeman
SPOILED CHILD
oUR MARY ANNE
Prices Of sanssoa 70 Dress Circle Ald gsrouo.se 70
ssusi Vanity and rhird Circles = eisi Gallery " es
DURTON,s THRATER.-p Door, open al 81 to
ID commence att TINS EVENING, Dee. L.
Will ~ plsyei a new drama called
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
sorrpns. ". CLARKE Mcguire Bf"u sham
eoscIads Win IT,. Drsna 10 sct. called me
OLD DUTCH GOVERNOR
PstsS Car OF Ma.eoyy'''.............Mr c W Clare
Frcss- soxss pfess circle and fs9aesso 81 Gu Fan,
circle Or Second fsr Is es ftiyate soHss - ard %
ITALIAN ofRRA. AsroR.PLACE. bsIo~ Eigh.a-
s-Fr.I appearance Of The eOnTsto, sigma ouili-
sIts Psrri5a MONDAY Evening, pee 10, win he per.
formed the SGT IN Anefics, ponTsuis Opera
ssnA ~ MARIA NJ ROHAN, Ricsrdo, igpur Foru 70
re, ssuor B-nev-utsno, Maris Signs Beftuccsi A.
,ado q oondi sgps Perrai. her 6'.t sppa.snes 70
knsrlcs N'seoani - sue, suos 3aioisi' Dc Feseh
81 snor PAU Abby, signor ParoExL
H. order th- heiI-r prevent c0nfuslOn cauiAgss WI
SET down, heads east and atrup. heads wosL
Conductor And Director. As1 H,rriEsk Costumes b,
~ Hoormscn Prices u Admssiou All ssss u
Boxes ~ Parguee secured sh-f for ne night or sea
son 81 ~ Admission on The evening Zine perf0rmsnee
PNauetIe, sl ApphihsstTs, IS csoss. boxOtcs opei
every DAY rom A. NJ ai O'CLOCK P. N. pon's coer
{, 10 rnu,m-nr. Il Us fus
TAHERNACLE GRAND MUSICAL FFsTlE Al
I or rnvR DAY, Dee. IS, uaasr be direction o. ma
Msrsz-k 40 wnich occasion wi DO presented, Tor h'
ifsi only tho GEMS OF heyef0esf's ne opeF'
Of TIE PROPHET and oiher attn etiv- povelies va
following trusis vii .pp-sF Sgcor'us sortaces, sgDo
rles Am Paii, SsnorDs Perrini - fnor FOrii swnoi
Ouidi signor Bsr eventsro. sgpor RossCoFs, signol
Noye osaher with the eniie ard n,rrssed chorus and
orehrs 70 Of me haitian Ope'a Company; slfo hsssi
William ssar, only 10 YssFs Il age, snt who VII mare
y . Sat appearances 10 pubrc a. pianist Tickets
each-o De Asd ne box ofes " he Ator-plaee Opers
House Al he prime pal bOs and music stores, and al TIE
lor on The sysrng OF performance. Doors open al
O'Clock to commence Ats, For Tsfeaars SEQ small blls
diO
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IL EIgE 100 AZ
roAF CT EFyv-YosE DECEMBER L.
HTNIsTJEs atNANkc...-TEs pAS.
f,r sv-E,.s u si's-44 Tu EosE-b,s'. non. n
sIas saTEE....Dec 10
4. - -r 4-..4ser B. 50 An 40 u 80 2 v p
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l. a. Of q F-Tss r. -. cr-ot Enc-sn2nsni o.
-gtas-r Nsw. YORK vii hold a fsgul.r sdig1fned sea
20 a. ne room. NsloBa. h4l, % secrecy =yehlos
g-r 10 M7t Os.DoA e = nbers sf5 rec ietlod 70 %
,unetc,l a. se 3i Req serD-eteo % mss7 Dis report
g. order. ldl0lsi JOHN J. DAVIES, u sno Scnoe
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We've ro~ cpelirE CIR "a lmpotts - - -
Rave he pleasure u SLOWING very nue. 50 -
tiOo Of rev rich s1d esiranie s2oss Ia HS S''' ~
or I, so- .oI '-' " rlFFGSY. YOUNG ELLis.
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o. Notice. Shippers By me stsam.Ap ss[.a pa y.
T. Panama aro requested 20 clear heir goods esfy N.'
jaw Al 40 tseir bns - sdag BE - 90 ~ ne o.
scrssFs f5T guagure rrsiza iny-taey TO % pHd 2'
In s4vr-e - " receir.cE zoe oils n iadlng
go H. J. hOWAsO Sos, - Brosd"sy-
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~ -stics.-rs= nem6sfs q apunif erroa ONsiSu
10 ~ o. ire EAR esg f-g42sei 10 pe fas Ia =
ne m-ed0g tbs aOutaf ss5li a. - b1snes- " o yotl
sn.s -.r-s-fs- " ID he removal ~ ne D.Ysion VIII -
s.ois TaONAs @. BAKER, as.
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o. Noticr.-Sleersso uekel. Tor JAngsrF 1880 m ne
FAasc st-smers irc1trs OF Z ROOM lo4 Broadway
$50 PAvlDISS, q Chsr!tor-sGi or D. FiELo, rse
gsr,t 40 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

DHlrH or An ESTEEMED cITIzES.-Wi!ham
vsrmye. Of tbia City, died some days since at tbs rs-
'ssnes Of his sOp Rev aobsr, @. Vsrniye al Cn'on'
oasids County. aged nesrly seventy years For some
sstv years be WA associated IN The publication Of the
ess@EsiSl zlsstssSr, when be was compelled to leave
as s6ss Ia eosssqpsnee Of failure In bis siget lie
Va member Of ys Preseytsrisa Church tor more
Nan forty yss-s, and for may years IN elder he has
sas nsueow Of sA.ldrsn, among whom are Rev. Dr.
ssufys Of tbs Reformed psseA caareh In this City
~ Robert Q. vsrniye u The PIssayssrisn caarcs'
ehsoa, nv. Nsssfs William D. and Washington 30.
nsss vsrnoys. Of de house Of cGpsasss vsruilys,
~sass md hr. !ssos vssniys. ssssiss Of We kswuA
boesS ~ snsRzssse &c.
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F-rss,-ssszur,y VA sEw. YORK Asp ga. ~ ~
- 1ROAD-Cn ed nIsf s-.Yers ~
HnG1AR--zx-'a os.s>nEsss Jesgs 1890
.s.msos fSn ,as foo Of Dssse- 80 - nsss ssy
eep sd Al 8 oeioef aee 49, 10 West srnv.se
:, 49,, ,ss ,sns svssl1E y.re,s 40 :. S.s<s
Frslgbt fsr 0sEsys, kos :, tss foos q pssessI
80. Iz.es.,s ssespsssl ~ q, rsl',osl
800. s-sr II Gsssss ~iS - ~
10 4 sss TIA las. .ss .'of u sIs 80
al, - es.ssss o 4 os,e<s = " =
"a - ..N.'.-s ssie sD1hOsUACk- 70 bocoins y
- ~, 5 Soosh river Ca ss.s ls.sss $500
,....sss1s ss1 hssssl ., re i9~s's r-''''
..g on. :. ss'sA " No. FL spgsoh swaisss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15

sh Ambassador at Constantnople has protested
against the occupation OF Moldavia and WaIla-
CHA by Rnssia, in which course he is sustained
by the Ambassador of France.
PRUSSIA.
In Prussia the elections have absorbed univer-
sal interest. The prospects of the Ministry have
somewhat improved.
INDIA.
The City of Moolroj has been captured, cfter
having been battered and bombarded for an en-
tire week but the Citadel held out The de-
fence seems TO have been one of the most obsli-
nate on record. On the 9th, the columns moved
TO the attack, and established themselves within
800 yards of the walls. Here batteries were
erected, and on the 2Gth n terrific bombardment
commenced. On the Both, D fort containing
100000 lbs Of powder was blown up by well
directed mortars. The devastation was horrible.
HOLLAND.
The King of Holland opened the Chambers
on the 18th, amid general manifestations of at
tachmeni from his people.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15
Mr.. Fillmore's Address.

SrNArons. Never having been honored with
seat on this door. and never having acted as
the nrcsiding ni1icer Of nnv lcoislntve body. Won
VIII m, dam, nv sincnrity when assure Won
that nssur,o tho rps,onsiLlc duties Of This cioir
with n con.r;on, won, Of eynenence and insl
onnreciotion That sl,nu often need yonr friendly
s,tr,,cslinps md moro nCien vonr IN lngput r,r.
be,r.ncn
should indeed feel onnresspd and dishearten.
cd did NOT tocollect that the Senate is compo.
srd nf eninrnt Statesmen. equally DISTINGUISHED
far their hiol, iDtcllectn,l en,lowmens and their
ameni,v of manners whose persuasive eloquence
is SD bannilv tempered with habilual courtesy as
to relieve vour Presiding Officer from all Ina,
would be painful in the discharge Of his duty,
aud render his posilion as agreeable as it must
be instructive.
Thus encouraced and sustained. | enter upon
the duties assigned me. firmly resolved to dis
CHARGE them with impartiallty and to the best OF
nv ability. But should do Injustice to the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15

Il Jubilee proposed Rev. Sewull s. Cutting,
native OF this town, and now editor of the N.
Y. Recorder, in noticing our account Of the re-
cent Railroad celebration, says:
Is it so that the snort of the iron horse has re.
ally walked The echoes of Ascutney and the Cor
nish hills? Oh that we had been there to see !!
Every son of old Windsor will say, Amen. And
now why cannot we have re union say ia
June, when that valley is beautiful as an orien-
tai garden-.-a reunion of the sons of Wind
sor, and Windsor county, scattered abroad over
the face OF the land, somewhat after the fashion
of the Berkshire jubilee? Are there not hun
drods who would love TO visit their fathers
graves, aud grasp each others hands amid the
scenes Of their childhood? Who says aye?"
Although personally unacquainted with the
writer we yet feel sufficiently acquainted with
MIN through the columns of the Recorder, 10 bid
him hearty welcome. Such are now the ia
clities OF communication, that we think large
number would gladly come together, TO enjoy
such scenes as the far scattered sons of Ole
BERKSHIRE, in Massachusetts,, enjoyed few years
ago,-Windsor Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15
THE CABINET OF GEN. TAY-
LOR.

All doubt, we believe is now at an end as TO
who shall constitute the Cabinet OF General
Taylor. 1t will be as follows:
ions NJ. CLAYTON, of Delaware, Secretary OF
State.
WILLIAM NJ. MEREDITH, ofPennsylvanio, Sec
rotary of the Treasury.
WILLIAM b. PREsroN, of Virginia, Secretary
Of the Navy.
GEoRaE w. CRAWFORD, of Georgia, Secreta-
nv Of War
THOMAS EwINe, of Ohio, Secretary of the
Home Department.
JAcoB CoLLAMLR, of Vermont, Post Master
General.
REvERDr JOHNSON, of Maryland, Attorney
General.
However much particular individuals may
have been disappointed, because their own Ia
vortes were not selected, there can be no ques-
ton as to the ability of the Cabinet as it now
stands. They are good and strong men and have
the confidence and support of the whole country.
The member from New England, Mr. Cola.
mer, is one of the most distinguished statesman
of the glorious Wing State Of Vermont--a State
as well worthy OF the high honor of having ono
of her citizens in the Cabinet as any in the I'm.
ion. Ii is the first Cabinet appointment she has
ever received notwithstanding she has, solitary
and alone. at all times and on all occasions been
true to the principles of the Wing party and the
Constitution From what we know of Mr.. Col
lamer, we believe he will make most excellent
Post Master General
| Mr. Meredith, the new Secretary Of the Treas
ury, is admitted to be, on all sides, gentleman
of superior talents and we have no doubt he
will administer the arduoUs duties of his office
in manner worthy of the cause and Of the
Administration. The other members of the Cab
met are also good men, who will exert theil
powers Of body aud mind to keep the Ship OIL
State always in trim.
1t now behouvcs the Wings, every where, to
stand firm aud true by the Administration which
they have selected. 1t will have difficulties tc
encounter, and responsibilities TO assume which
will require its whole strength safely to surnount
1t will not escape from the opposition OF the par
ty which has held power so long, and which has
just gone out Of office. That party will contest
every inch of ground, and endcavor by fair and
by foul means, If necessary, 10 weaken and dis
tract the new Administration. We, therefore
i'll the outset, counsel the Wing party, and par.
ticnlarly our contemporaries Of the Wing press
TO be ever watchiul of the expedlents Of the OPP
position, and to stand ready TO uphold aud to de-
tend the Administration OF our choice, in It's hon.
est and patriotic desire TO give the nation good
government. by prudence, by firlnness, and by
union on the art of the friends of Gen. Taylor
every necd'ul measure for which they have con
tended will in time be carried, and the Admins
troton will go on in It's glorious career, gaining
strength day by day, by becoming uore deeply
rooted III the hearts and the affections Of The
people, Boston lNas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-03-15
COUNCIL OF CENSORs.

Synopsis of articles Of amendment proposed
by the Council Of CeEsors, to be submitted to
Convention 10 be holden at Montpelier on the
first Wednesday of January, 1850.
Arr. l.--Provldes for one representative 10
be chosen from each organized town having less
than $500 inhabitants each town having $500
inhabitants ftco representatives, and for every
l,5O0 inhabitants above $500 inhabitants in each
town, one additional representative.
ART. mo ballotng for town representa-
tive shall be commenced after II o'clock on the
night of the first Tuesday OF September.
ART's. 3, 4, 5 81 6-The Assistant Judges
of the County Court, Sherfis aud States Ator-
neys shall be elected by the freemen Of their
respective Counties, and Judges of Probate
shall he elected by The frce,nen of their respec-
tive Districts.
ART. 7.--Jusrices of the Peace shall be elect
ed by the ireenen Of their respective towns
Towns having less than 900 inhabitants may
have any number of Justices of the Peace not
exceeding five shaving 1000 and less than
1900, may cleo: screen ;-havng 1900 and less
Than 5000, may elect ten ;-havlng 1900 and
less than 5000, may elect iioeire land having
5000 or more may elect fifteen Justices Of the
Peace.
ART. 8. = Registers of Probate shall be cleo
ted by the freemen Of their respective Probate
Districts.
ART. 9.-All Officers, named in the preced-
ing articles, shall be elected annually by ballot
and hold their offices for one year commencing
On the first day of December.
ART. 10. Regulates the manner of the cleo
ton OF the several officers mentioned in the pro-
ceeding articles.
ART, ll.-Regllates the term of office of the
Governor Lieut. Governor and Treasurer, being
the term of one year from the time OF their cleo
ton and qualification or to continue until their
SUCCESSORS be chosen and qualified or TO the ad-
iournment of the Legislature at which their sue
cessors are required to be chosen and not after
such adjournment.
Art. IL. -Regu!ates the mode of giving
bonds by the Treasurer, Sheriffs and High Bat
iff..
Arr. I3.-Provides that all propositions for
the alteration pr amendment OF the Constitution
of this State made by any future Council of Cen.
sors shall be submitted directly to the freemen Of
the Safe.
ART A. Provides for the appointment OF
Senators of each County for the purpose of Civ
ing construction to the present article Of the
Constitution regulating said apportionment.
ART. l5--An independent Article regulating
the number Of Justices OF the Peace for each
town as before mentioned IN article eleven. =
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