Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31

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loih, "h'ch SAYS that the Mormnns from Cali
lorna brought much gold. All KINDS 81 iner
ohindi-e were scarce. and comnanded high pr
ces There were only two sn'aIi slorcs IN the
valley, to supply population OF 10 600. Snow
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Confirmation Of The Rlots N fhs OHIO Leg]s'G-
flre.-- Columbus Thursday, Jam. III The great
est confusion stll prevails IN the Senate, and
there IS but FAINT nope 81 It's being terminated
for me time. \ resolution WAS passed giving
Mr.. Johnson, the Democratic Senator from the
disputed district Of Tia milton county, his seat
untIi the matter shall be decided by the future
acton oi tHe oeha'e-Pi"'ldl"@ that ne should
MOI Vule on MS o." case, subsequently sever
Al efforts were MADE l" "uer a resolution to re-
move the Hpeahe' if"ih the chtiF- a scene OF
Inc widest confusion loHoNed; Inc speaker
oecldeu 'he resolution our oi o'der' ana refused
10 entertain an appeal III me nd7t % Tue grea.-
est hPIo1r anu Soiiusiou 'hs opea"tr ahloun-
ced the Standing committees: / ne Loco ocos
loudly protested against nus rght 10 DO 80. AT
late hour the Senate adjourned IN great disor-
der.
.uisSissippi.-T' Legislature met at Jack
son on the 7ih INST The Governor denounces
all compromise on the Slavery question, and
saws
In the event of the adoption of the Wiltnot
Proviso hy Congress, or The admission of Cali
iornla INTO the Unloa by virtue of her late pre-
tended constitution, the Abolition OF slavery in
the District OF Columbia, or the prohlbIIDn of
the commerce ia slaves between the States, |
recommend that the governor be authorized to
order an election OF delegates from all The coun-
ties in the State to Convention to take into
consideration the mode and measure of redress,
and TO adopt such measures for our future secu-
as tie c.isis may demand"
The Presidents proc lamalion, which broke up
the Round Island expedition against Cuba, Is
also denounced IN 'ie oit'eTest TERMS as an ln-
suit TO the sovereignty ol MISSISSIPPI
Message Of The Governor OF Terms The late
message of Governor Bel 10 the Legislature of
Texas, has cone To 10 hand. On two or three
points II Is OF general interest. LIE uovernor
urges warmly Tue uhquefilohaOle Tight oil Ie4-
as" 10 The hlo ufanue boundary which ihc'udes
tie Mexican seu'enen III % sauna C. anu u, iaet
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nv collision with The federal government. he ur-
pes the lie. islature to raise aud equip an armed
force sufficient to sustain Texan authority In the
county OF Santa Fe. lie also submits whether
1t would not be well 10 sell to the general gov
ernmeht The lands which he north of The pardi-
lei OF latitude 80 deg ~ mln, the line Oh Inc
Missouri compromised making s'fip ovo "'ileS
long ana ABOUT Gu IN "lulh- ne says 'he 'ahd
Is mountainous ana Is hol use'u iof as''' ui'p-