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Notice.
NUST received and for sale, $4,000
- lbs. of Choice Sugar Cured HAMS.
BELL & RODNEY.
Fort Adams, July I'd, 1s50.-3t
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Notice.

NEWTON PLACE, July 90, 1901,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
Texas and New
eneG Collision,

NEW IoRk. Thursday Eve.
Adgices from Galveston to the 18th instant ar
noYnce that Texas has determined To hold SAM
Re, and rill' resolution has been INTRO uceh in
lie Legs allure, protesting asairSi RECEIVING a
d'Iegat" iron thII part OF New Mcxicu An
other resolution has been offered, auhofiz.nr The
Governor Ut Texas 10 raise Il regiment of noun.
ted men TO pro coed to Sita F. 10 assist in OF
-aaIZlng the eleventh imd!an district. The SUN
OF SlOOtOU is proposed IN another res button, Ia
detrav expenses. 1t thought both resolu-
tons would pass.
Here you have demonstration of the inten
tlon of Texas 10 extend the area of" Slareru
by unuexIng New Mexico The last State Con
ven,lon of the Wings of Vermont anticipa,cd
thus event ard tock ground against i,--beIpp
the fry 10 do so. Whether The coai,ionists for
sol this most important question (which in fact
is the only way IN which Slavery ever can be OK
teaded,j or whether they are for annexation, as
they were in 1e4l, we will not undertake to say
We do call Tie attention of honest antl-slayety
men 10 the fact that the Wings Of Vermont had
both eyes open.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
Keep Your Eye on hem d,

The Sd.octttc C!-of-an.1erS haze opa 81
thcr war against tha alnini-lr.ii n AMI A. ans
THE UaioN. Marx senator Fuo.'s p.cjcct 70,
terrltor al govcFnaen with an eye to the cX
tension o. SlHery. Mark Senator Clemens
call for ore poniei &C, &c. ab at Callior;il.-
Marl The claims Of Texas to New Mcxico. -
Mars the declaration of Mr. II lanes Of : {. j
the House. Let the p cp.c keep their eyes up
on Congress and upon the Administration, re
memberiog that The rumor runs that plan i.
really on .ool II dissolve the Union and cstab
llsh Southern Siavacra,ic Republic. If there
are Aaron Burs n ih<se days, lc; Us see who
AMI where they are, AMI who puts them down
II The admins ration is 10 IN e. the hostility o.
iiala allilnca anl narfn TO tai ..t' ,,r.ss-
ring The government ~ ,in;t traitors, and at the
same tine carrying ton w'ho 1t the aid Of ma
riiy in either 5-anch Of Congress lie; the pco
pie understand it, to he cnl that they may do
justice when the holr Of juigmsn: comes. This
is the hegiuaia: oil coatcs, which Is to 81 Ike
the Onion and perhaps nj. Ultimately, in pre-
surar tac U@sn by sinking Sl4ve7y out of 1t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

Now IS The tine to begin; the times are stir
ring. BIN right, too. We prooas. to begin
he year 80 with req testing ali old su5scri-
bers TO square ;cc'un;sard, with all now ones
10 besia NV. and he.cefsih con, me. tl4 SIS
tenn Of paying IA ofrn-f jor er,h geq,'s sa5scrp-
tioa. The poo est nan On cur list en- rai<,.
$50 to ply r his paper each yeir ~ adyance
but let tie pfscr !ua ike years and the debt
amount to $40, he emit pay al all. or comet
pay without reilly distressing h'm. Fur'he poor
nan, then the system f advance pa mem is ii
real mercy; "a the man who can and does ply
ii The end Of the year, adyince Plyment l.. a
saving Of one ioartil Of The subscription prlc. /;
and 20 the pria CT 1t Is a saving Of all I'D debts
ana vii prove stimulus 10 him 70 d. his best.
to pay those '7eA who ray hin we'll Let us try
t. We think ESQ viii then prove really "a
happy new YEAR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
Constitutional Convention.
MoyrpELIkR, "Wednesday, Jan. 2, 1850

MuSrPELIkR, Wednesday Jan. Z, IoJO-
The Delegates elect TO the Convention called
10 consider and determine upon amendments
proposed by the Council of Cer-ors, met =, the
State House at 10 o'clock, A. VI and were called
to order by Hon. Calvin rownsley Of Brattle-
boro'
Mr. FELL of Newfanc proposed temporary
organization, and nominated Hon. LUTHER b.
HuSr, of St Adams, President pro tempore.
Mr.. Thomas of West fairlee, nominated Hon.
LEVI L. Villas of Chelsea.
MIR Thomas wished ballot.
Mr. Townsley thought he had no authority TO
receive ballots, but in accordance with usage II
would be his duty to put the frs; nomination, and
If tint were rejected to put the SECOND.
Mr. Tho nas appealed.
A discussion ensued between Messrs. Field,
Thomas, aud Hatch of >tralford.
Mr. Spencer suggested tina; the Convention
could designate lhc mode of elecling tcmpora
~ President
Mr. Townsley thought that was no. the usag &c
Mr. Thomas conten lei that when two candi
~ 10 deter inc the mat er BY ballot.
Messrs. Carpenter OF Essex aud Marcy OF
Royalon sustained Mr.. Townsley arguing that
while the Convention is unorganized appeal,
no yeas end nays. AID no ballot can lie taken.
1h- first nomination was then put, AMI the
Iion. LUrua: 3. IluNr was appointed Prcsi-
dent pro tempUre
On no inaior by NJ. Thomas, Lroius H.
Nohfs, Esq o H. 'p1rk was appointed Scc'e
tary pro tempore; there we've opposing votes
Mr.. Marcy having nominated iiE>nr L. SrorGr
r,x, E-q. oi Chester.
For Assistant Sccie az, M Marcy no1ina-
ted llk>Uy Z. SroueHroN, Esq Of hester, and
Mr. Thomas nomnItei STarns> SMIru. Esq OF
Weston. I he ii st nomination was put and The
ayes we've %. no > $50 liE>Rr /. orot GIL
ru>. E-q Wa, elected
, Adj ,urned 10 3 7. NJ. to make ont the roll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

Jus, at this moment Mr. Tack of N. II. took
his position in the main aisle. and cried ont, -
M. Clerk, call nav name.r lie was called ac-
cosdngly. Mr. Tuck then sad. II role for
Robert C. JinthrO,p." This put Mr.. Win'hTop
within two votes al an election. Il was hoped
hat Mr.. Tuck's example would he followed
Three more votes would have elected Mr. WIZ
rtrop, aud tbcre was Allen OF Massachuseus,
G;1d,nes and Root of Ohio. Howe OF "a, BOON
! OF Conn and Julian Of Indiana, all representing
influential, intelligent and, as believe ~" nv
DISTRICTS. bu, not one Of them arose 10 avert the
misfortune. WI;
/ They had the power to put Northern !" b'g
into ,Is S,e,ker'. Chair. but they did hot exert
that power trust We shall hear 10 more iron"
these gentlemen about Souhern ihhne"oe'
Southern diclaIiur-te ) uih having a'l me u,
/ 6cps-a1 the ntesluen,s-ali the SpeakerS-aii
of everc thins. By her cour-c they have de-
mons,rated one thing. that they prefer South
err uan for Speaker 10 Northern one
The Unon OF this evening claims lhc eiec'ion
of Mr. Cobb AZ u Democratic triumph 30 III
IL be hailed by every Locoioco pal or Nor'h ana
5 ,tnh, aad 80 II is. fhc fact viii go forth 10
he peopic, aud lhev will Judge whether the
gentlemen wno-n have named have clschiF-ed
iieir trusts properly. Vii the people OF The
Worce,' er Dsinci say that they prefer The eec-
,:on OF Howell Cuba 10 that OF Robert {. W IN
hrop: Ifihcy do, then lhe!r representative
has acted property IN permitting Mr.. Cono 10 be
elecled. We believe, however they viii never
acauIescr IA the election OF Mr. CubO.
have noi lhe dI-posliun 10 make any eXiend-
cd remarks 70 ni.hl III relation 10 lhls Ie'narka-
bic sac 81 things.
Mr. CODA was conducted 10 the Chair by Alr.
" u,hrup and iovernDg MgD,Acil, oil Va. On
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
Another Avenue opened to Dos
ton.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

TIE Pytsidenfs Sage Is more university
approved ih4n has been the mess g OF any ON
er President IN mo :crn times. Even those, " ~
ule loed themselves IN advance 10 make war a.
oains, the administration 40 the bl,ter emf,
cannot lind a word IN 1t TO give just ground Tor
offence. Uirai-is OF all sohs any lad ituli 10
be sure. For ,nsauce, the adnreis Of saver,
begun arcad. 10 condemn IT." It II means an!
lning on Slavery" (>ay lhcy.) SIT niea TN
PEoviso.' Uilra an slavery men, uiira !ucoc-
COS, aud even allrl Ways my perhaps con
pain thai Tie Pre-iienJ has uol CO ne uP to thar
na.k But these Ct s,cs hive ~ ground 'oi
conpirinl. L =! .. 'le cialidaie " $ pleds-
cd to he Il moderate an-zellous for nli.ing
bu; for an administration which si.4il Sup !uu,
y regard he Constitution, ard SEA- 10 presrn'r
the nauoF, secure the r-ht>, aud promote tnc m
loGes II tiie country. Z iayivr lie Pee G~nl
proves D. his mess. &c that NJ means 10 reiccu.
that d.e-tic Only o.e upon wa.eh he was
excited
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

Correction. The following sentence occurred
IN the copy of the Presidents Messa.e IRON
which we printed:
I'VE are at peace with all the world, and seel
to maintain our cherished relations OF anity win
h resl Of rnaukind."
The following Is the correct reading OF til,
sentence as published III the Iotelligencer:
We are at peace wi Ia all the na,ilbs of In,
~orid, and seek 10 MAINTAIN our CHERISHED reia
uoas u au1l;y with taem."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

TfeA blny CaJiirafor contaias more matter
than any Ike publication we are acquainted
with. Subscribe viii find j; ior their interest
and conreni-rce 10 begin witt the new volume.
OF ~..ith the January ncnber IS tie Il st.
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The very small increase on H." slap e. If ro,f-
lens iron. aud manufactured hrnis, rn.rn.--
ed with tie vast IrIufy accustomed To eur ,
duct iom aud the dininn'i''lI thereby OF orr NV
or 81 CONSUMPTION, cannot i'll Ia ailr.,I aler.
iiou- Wine IN the % her Articles named, tirf,r.
eEue and pF"Jueiiou have b"th suffered naer-
Ally. l. IS believed INT the revenue eouid b..
eIly Increased ty increasing The tut!es On
:li' 81 aud other articles.
:. prop''-e return 10 the system g Specific
duties on artIc.e$ Dn "..'en thy can be cu,e-
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rem system are i""-ipd, VIZ: III Ia ie.-uur ,tl
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demonstrated. hat l'oh:'- tX-IuslT,Iy % lie
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none favorable To GO "mercc, more ,quI and
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