Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-03-07
Notification. The Louisville Journal Ofthe llth
instant, thus hits off the nullifiers of South Car

commended the Legislature of that biliigerant
State to make an appropriation of fifty thousand
dollars to be expended in purchasing arms and
the munitions of war for the of the people
when any exigency shall arise. That sum
would probably be sufficient TO equip one thou
sand nuli6ers on march against an enemy
We presume the fiery Governor has called on
Quattlebum, Commander. and other military and
scientific gentlemen of the State, and consulted
them on this interesting subject These wor-
thies, we suppose, concurred in thinking that
one thousand fre-eating nuliiiiers could march
to the city of New York, laying waste the coun-
TRY through which they passed, and, after re-
calling on TOMS river oysters and pluck-eleva-
ting Hollands, proceed to Boston, demo'ish 'he
Bunker Hill monument, and take possession OF the
home of blue bellled puriianism. After a gen.
erous carousal in Fanuei Hall, they will proba-
bly, stick up palmetto branch on the State
House and take possession of the whole country
10 the name of Qusttlebum, the first and last oil
| Carolina. The enterprise Is very pretty one,
and It is 10 be hoped The nulilfiers Will under
take IT,
The .Nashrilic Con reniion IN Louisiana. Bot
little sympathy is given 10 the gathering OF the
Nulfers at Nashville, in June, among the peo-
ole of Louisiana The Committee on Federal
| Relations in the House OF Representatives. have
reported against sending delegates to such
reasonable gathering. The N. o. Bulletin says
the strong men of both political parties are OPP
posed to the scheme.
Sore Ldp tn Maryland Baltimore. Tuesday,
FEB. %. The Senate OF this State have passed
bill from the House, allowing slaves 10 come
INTO the Slate-no; for sale however.
| DEAru OF Mr.. II. r. CoSAsr.-We are
panied to learn, by the late arrival from Calitor-
MA, of the death of this enterprsing young man,
,pho IL . son If trnlcnel Samuel Conaut of this
town. fasbTgh (Vt) Record
Heroic i-Some of the members Of Congress
attend the session with revolvers in their pockets.
They intend 10 dissolve the Union with pocket
pistol.
The Lawrence Sentinel states that the Atlnn-
tic Company have commenced laying the foun-
dation OF new mill, capable of holding 1900
spindlcs, and that it VIII be the handsOnest mill
IN New England.
NJ Michigan expended las, year, for the pro-
motion of common school education, Sll3,io7
i92 The number of children in the State be-
tween and Is years, is l252l6; attending pr
mary schools, l02 S7l. The school system Is
here producing favorable results
o. Kentucky has ordered block Of native
marble to be placed in the Washington Menu
meat. inscribed with the following sentiment:-
:. Under the auspices OF Heaven and the pre-
cepts of W ashiag,on, Kentucky will be the last
10 give up the Union
The Black La,cs ReSea'ed. Ohio has repeal
ed her black laws, and coored children are now
entitled to their full share Of the state school
funds Coored schools are to be established by
law.
a case for ldrrysrs. An ingenious casuist in
the Providence journal wishes to be informed
SupDpslng 1t to be true, charged that Brigham
Young. OF DeseIet the Norman leader, has 20
wives whether the establishment of this new
and peculiar institution ofpoiI1any or Brighamy
in Deseret, would enitle Brigham 10 remove to
Massachusetts or Rhode Island with his twenty
SIX wives? The Journal thinks that according
to the Calhoun doctrine, lie would at least have
the right to carry them into any territorial gov
ernment
Hr Bdrnun states that since the debut of Jen-
ny Lind IN England. she has gwen to the poor
from her private purse, more than the whole u
mount 1890 O00) which be has engaged to give
her, and that the proceeds of concerts for chart-
Bile purposes, where she has sung gratuitously,
have realized more than ten times mat amount.
She is now founding benevolent institution IN
Stockholm, her native city, at a cost OF 35OOO0
dollars.
Revolutionary debt of Tsr1s.-The ostensible
debt OF Texas including interest, Is 81 i,O33,64-
II and the par value OF the same, >5,6O0,696.
Cholera in Rirssm. An official statement has
just been published of the deaths fforn Cholera 10
Russia, during the last visitation of that malady
The total number of cases Is alledeed to have
been l6S6,ei9, and the number of deaths 6S6-
0l2 Physicians and other observers however,
are said to affirm that the deaths were not less
than . 100000.
1FSrwo young Americans were walking in
the streets oil Vienna, when meeting an Ausiri-
an officer dashing along on horseback, one OF
them raised his walking stick TO prevent the
horse from running upon him, and the officer
struck him with his whip. The American
certainel the officers naue and demanded salts
faction. The officer treated the demand with
Mr. Styles. our charge, was then
consulted He officially informed The insoent
officer that he must either light or apologize, or
he Mr. Styles, would publish hin IN every news
per on the Continent as a poitroon. The
Washington Union, 10 relating the anecdote,
states that an immediate aid ample apology was
the result.
Iadian Pa'riotism The Council of Chicasaw
Indians, have appropriated 5000 toward the cree
ton OF the National Washington Monument.
70 The Ship Russia, which was burned at
the mouth of the NJ ssissippi. The 9Th, was in
sured for Sl33 coo at nine different offices.
The Question Of Disunion. The National !
Intel aencer publishes letter from gentle
man OF the highest standing in Virginia, which !
uses the following language:
'lf we're an abolulonis, and desired 4 state
of things to promote my ends by destroying the
value Of the slaves themselves, would wish the
Southern members of Congress to act precise
" as many of them are doing now in both
Houses they are now silently undermining
the slave property, and the owner who does not
see ii at home is wanting III common sense.
why sir the people IN the slave States-he
masses don't know yet what the merits of
this question. They have viewed it up to this
tine as little more than theme for stuaip ora
tors, and that he was the smartest fellow who
could make the most noise about it. This has
been permitted to go forth TO the world as uni
versal Southern sentiment. But trho are the
shareholders? Are they everybody in the South!
One would suppose so when, III truth and IN
fact they are not half-no, not third-of the
substantial citizens Of the South. Does any
man OF common sense suppose that the latter,
when they see their danger-nhen they see
their glorious Union about TO be torn to pieces
will not examine into the merits ofthe whole
question? Yes, they will and will say to the
STAKEHOLDER, hen you see your property is