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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24
JouN II. KELLAM,
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fosrAGE To UAGREs, lANAMA. CAuroR-
MA ANp OHrooN. W a. are requested 90 call tho
Particular attention OF posiutstors 10 the rates
OF postage on letters 10 California and Oregon.
aad also 90 the foreign places hlgres and Pam
ANA on the route 90 California.
In rating the letters for California and OREGON
II must bee bome la mind % these countries
nor form part of the United States. and are of
course entitled 20 tAe ad, anage of tine dorey,ic
rates, according to the olical stables of posta-
gcs rhip the United States" recently sent IN
pOsfuaster through M the country. Hence We
are authorized 20 cay that the 1gls rate 10 Cal
horElu or Oregon tine distance being over 30 ID
miles,, is sir cents pr paid and Ten cents unpaid
On newspapers aud other printed matter sent 10
California or Oregon, the domestic rates also of
coarse apply.
But to hagres and Panama foreign the let
ter postage must be rated under the eli use in
The law specifying letters to be. convened
wholly or m part by sea, and to Of from for
egn country" Therefore the slngle letter most
age 70 either Chagres or Panama Is ten cents If
tle distance from the mailing office is under
1000 miles, and treHty cents If the distance Is
over $500 miles, in both Uses 10 be prepaid
when the letter Is sent from. and collected when
received IN the United States. To either Of
these places, from New-Yor6, we are informed
that the distance tIoeeeds $500 miles; from all
southern ports the distance Is less than 2.5Ot
miles.
As the law on these points appears, at first
sight, little doubtful, and is therefore fable Ia
mlsconslruction, we think that editors of papers
gener lily would do a public service by calling
special attention 10 the subject
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

A stem of strawberries, ten in number Il e
largest measuring A inches in circumference.
and the smallest one lnch was picked few DAYS
since IN the garden OF Mr.. James Lasell, Ben
nlngtoa VT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24
Arrival of the Asia OF New Yor,,


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lhNEb DAYS La FROM EUROPE
.N,,, Vail b,h, * TIN, A.;..-, "
dock abont q o;clocl this ,,or,,;,,,. NJ her
T,vernool nj bnlrn,st - an ,ba ~ She ieft
n the massage IN ten davs and tr,on,,. is'1 max
The weather in ENGLAND Sco,layI "ou's.
land. for tho week preyions to tho saii,, u"u Ire
Asia. had been all that the c,rmor c,'I o. The
and the crops of every KIND locked vol Nv, wis1
is in ear and bloom, and looked rems,ln 'ea
well. 'e''a'Nu0y
There are still rumors of incraas;,,, l.a
ties between the Porte and the pacba ~ J r'u
EnrignR-polucal and all other a. p-
cessivelv dull. The final discussion on ,i,a G
clesastical titles bin was to come ofTon tl,o AZ
when the fate Of the bill would be dec,i. +
The Jewish Emancipation bill was nss.,1
House of Commons without d vision /, %
thought il will be defeated IN the other Hon
Engines are being constructed at .ivern,ol.
run the express trains between London and ~
mingham, lo2 miles, IN "a hours.
Ireland The census tables are nuhlist,3
and the decrease OF the whole 9 counties sio,.
leil, is l,737.6lG.
france All France Is on the tptoe of o.,
pectaton waiting for the report OF A. DE n,
qneulle, on the revision of the constitution
has important document is every hour eAuect.3
10 De made public, aud the debate ln the
s'n"9 wiz i'''''t "' i"e lia
INST
ryng al ha'eHeraul Juiy 20, was receive. ~
the Nauoh'l ',ta'u. ""o instantly shouted "Nue
ia hepuohque' d" ""'oH tHe ,nhaU 'ianls lone
he cry commune u''" "'e resident reacle.
the ilo.el az "ie' "N'ie " assumed uie clat
acier OF serious hosl,ii'!, ana became drowned
"hh 'N"p oieon' tHe disturbance was qlylsi
by me ponce
Al breakfast me mayor apoogised tor the
tamut ue resident i' 'ue course OF his r.
Ply slid ioF aii 'ne eoou 'nat had been dose
during tle las' u'ree ye1i7 'ley were hdebietn
ihe party % oFaef- II''7 was louoy clccu
Said
81 placed myself resolutelv az the head of mn
of order of all parties and have received iign
them am el,ctual cooperation. 1t there bus
been DETECTION aiu lgnorant of D. for 60 'or.
ward without casting look behind. There mM
De an Impulse, and an alm My Impulse is
love OF my couuty my am Us 20 make IL -aa
and reason prevail
The President arrived DO Paris the same even.
1 tue tone of the above speech.
he weather in Pans has been ezcessItev
hot Al the keNe" % 'he Champ DE- BLAZE
eight soldiers died DO consequence of Che beat
ln the Assembly on the ~ INST, an amenlmea
uIIlNfEI WHeUH fIrNt 10 f.f .rN.u MA. linn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24
DR.. Greenleaf Fi6eld.

Il
We copy the following article from the Con
neaut Ohio Reporter as deserved tribute to a
worthy son Of Vermont His father Col Ed
ward Fifeld removed TO Ohio in 1916, and be-
came one Of the early settlers on the Western
Reserve DR. Fifcld subsequently came back
to Vermont to obtain his education, and after ia
king Diploma at astlcton Medical College, he
returned to Conneaut Ohio, and commenced
practice where he speedily obtained high rank
in his profession
It is always a melancholy duty to record the
decease of those no whose society we have been
accus,um TO mingle, and IS rendered deeply SO, IN
noticing the decoasc of one ia whom the public
and the community have, for nearly thirty years,
reposed the most Implicit confidence, as citizen,
aud as physician Il is seldom that a beroayc-
nent is felt so general, OF a death so deeply de-
porod. Justly eminent for his success and skill!
as practitioner. his name had become Ike house,
words 10 the community enjoying the counto-
nance and respect of all with whom De- mingled,
AS neirhbor, ms a citizen, as a kind husband and
parent and u his profession w1s truly regarded
las beneilctor, SID pr0ycronl were lbs acts of
kindness and mi sious Of mercy. tutrng in bis
zeaI audi devotion to alay lhe pang5 OF disease,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

A little girl of ~ years, after suffering the cru
elites OF step-mother at Portsmouth, iii life be
came a burIhen to her, walked to the river and
buried her grief beneath the deep waters OF the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

The Carolinians propose for the flag of the
state after It's secession, SINGLE star, aud a rat
lesnake with It's head erect at the foot of a pal
netto tree as If about to strike. Very approprl-
ite indeed. The ratuesnake Is a reptile thai
makes great deal Of nose before Il bites.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

'3Hen's Tomb Lance A very large assem-
blage was gathered at Fish Island yesterday TO
"itnfss the experiments with Aliens whaling
gun t.l patent bomb lance. Many of our mer-
chants and captains were present. The lance
was discharged from gun weighing about TWEEN
y'iour pounds with the usual charge Of powder
and was projected distance of some forty yards,
ourylng Itself in the earth to a distance of some
slA feet, where 1t exploded, tearing up the ground
IN large masses.
4 further experiment was tried of throwing
llgiited lance INTO the water. when If sunk 70 the
bottom and exploded showing that il can be u.s.
ed under water with equal success. The gun
can be carried 10 the shoulder with ease. The
opinion OF the spectators was unanimous that the
experiments were perfectly successful, and de-
nonstrated beyond cavil the practicablhty of us
ing these guns IN the capture of the whale An
Old and successful captain informed us that no
whale would move very far after being submitted
TO the operation of the patent lance. .Aetc Bot
ford Mercury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

I'd rather carry Il han that Mother Should
Gong from market the other day. we observed O
very small boy who gave no special indication,
10y dress or face, OF other than ordinary sensa-
irons or training IN life. carrying basket that
was So heavy us nearly lo bcar him down beneath
H. We observed, my boy, you have heavy
ioad' Yes sad be, but I'd rather carry lt tun
that mother should The remark was one Of O.
nature we lSe % hear; bu we donot know that
we should have chronc.ed Il, had we not seen
across the street highly accomplished young ia-
dy playing the piano, while her mother was wash
ing the windows. We have no reason for fore
stalllng the reflections and comparisons Of our
readers on the facts Uhcelng Gazetts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24
The Accommodation Democracy

Such is the name gwen to the coalitouists by
Mr.. Meacham, az the Wing State Convention.
Abiding to tue fact that there are two parties IN
the ,tl'o each claiming 20 be "hc democratic
party" he sand il was necessary to find somc
tern to distinguish the one from the other The
one was already known to some extent as the
"Old Line Democracy and the other, be sng-
gested, by its facility IN adopting aud changing
both names and creeas, might well be termed
The accommodation lane Il was well chrstoned,
and is already getting to be known and called by
that nlme
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

The South Carolina disumonisls are denounc
ing the city Of Charleston because IT is found
that the judgment and feelings Of hat city are
against them. At late public ldiscussion m
CAngton, 5. C.. Mr.. Edward Bellng said that o
Charleston should stand in the way OF secession
",t would be better % make "a second Moscow OF
the CITY, Tue Charleston News says, two
thirds OF the people Of South Carolina are OPP
posed 10 the disunonists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

u The Burlington DIiy Tree Press has
been enlarged and IS now issued under the Joint
propretorship Of Gen. Clarke, the former editor
and publisher, and Elliot t. Kellogg, Esq, late
OF SAebo' gan WIS. Mr. Kellogg IS spoken OF
as gentleman well qualified for the place he is
TO occupy and VIII no doubt be a vilu Bile acqui-
5,l'oh 10 me editorial department Of the Free
Press. as, we believe. native Ver,non,er
The experiment ofpuDhshing two dtilies m Bur
ungton has proved successful both the RE,
Press and the >eHiRei having sustained their d.
uffal character for more than three wears.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

More DecieasioRs Homer +. Hubbeu ESQ
OF Fairfax has declined the nonlnation for San.
dior, rendered HIM by the p" Accommodation de-.
mocfacy OF Franklin County. f. u. Wheeler
Esq OF Charlotte, declines the nomination Of
me same party for Judge IN Chhtenden County
lust nov, the party seems TO have a very aeoi,,,.
ing MISUNDERSTANDING Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

W. The speech of the Hon. William +. Col
cock, delivered before the onvenuon of South
en Il ghis Associations IN Charleston on the 9TH
OF May last, is published in the papers OF that
city OF the LIST INST Il occupies five columns of
me Courier. Mr. Colcock does not hesitate 10
declare that unless South Carolina secodos nom
the opportunity will be Joreuer tosH lie saws
emphauclily, that no further aggressons will
be made ON the south IN our time, and that il is
FOLLY Tor any State or any party to wait for further
encroachments on the part of the government -
ue therefore urgus South Carolina 10 act now.
or forever after hold her peace Acquiescence
now he declares to be equivalent to submission for
ali time. lie despars of any cooperation on
the part OF the other Southern States, but thinks
they Will fly to the rescue if South Carolina i
assailed.-Atlas.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

,inot0 sea sick candidate Hon. Homer E.
tlubbel, Of Franklin ounty, one of the cnndid-
ales OF the headless Free Democracy for SEN
tor, has authorized the ST Adams messenger
to say that ne has "stood IT as long as he cam
re declines the measures of party that hasn't
got Peck left Poor Free Democracy Ii is
tuly reduced to a pint-Lir. free Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

The P'are Of holding The mig Nafiouqi Com
renlon.-Ite Saudushl OHIO Register says:
81 dc rec mmendniion of the columbus meet
mg, in relation TO holding the next Pr--ideuusl
oWenuon At incmn %, meets, as 10 deserves.
a hearty response iTom the Wing press an over
the tate. The Atlantic States Will. no Doubt.
concede tbs much To the great and growing
West. h d, no mean place al which the Whrs
of The Union are invited TO hold courci. but "A
rraai aud prosperous city. Our neIghbors of
'le East do not, and perhaps caunot, without
visit fully roliIze the vast empire which is grow-
ng up at tAe West, and OF which Clncipnau
with IL hundred and fifty thousand people IS
comparatively the centre. bet us hope thar
Eastern pal ors wall give a cordial aud hearty
response to The recommended ous of the Mhles
OF ONO; and If it Is carried out, the Great West
Nlll be there by thousands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-24

Orleans County. The Wigs II Orleans %.
have nominated the following ticket.
For Senator Henry NJ. Bates.
For County Judges, " IN. Moon, IT., John NJ
Robinson
For sheriff, Elisha White
For II Oh Baillff John Guild.
For States Attorney, Wan. 81. Dckorman
For Judge of Probate Isaac \. Cushman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21

has now played its last card and sakcd its all the gus
on OF a5oionism Let the South unite 10 meet ana '
feat il there. The Democratic party or The Union hG$ at!
11ays been The Constitutional party Ii wavcred it hlcrcd III
many places il conquered before the overpowenG rec
soil blast that swept The Free States. But STILL mas
never wholly surrendered Pauding, Dallas Buchanan ana
Stockton and other brave have still held the standard
aoit and ceased il raying point 10 lhe
Northern bordcs and distracted by the disIempcr OF
fanacism.
In recent elections this party has exhibited manifest symp
toms OF purpose fight the Presidential battle on the
basis Of The inpiOabty and naty Of The Compromise as
settlement We say lei The lehoie South up 10 Strength
on their hands in the crecuon Of This PURPOSE Having iai-
cd 10 make sectional party defend The South lei us see
we cannot form National party that will force the o.
spirit.
We advise therefore, that the Southern Rights party unite
with all Of the Constitutional Union pal who wiling
to stand by The Georgia Platform and send delegates to inc
Baltimore Convention construct National Platform and
nominate National candidates. true and faithful 10 e Corr
pledged TO maintain it, and 10 stake the
issue of the Union ITSELF the spirit OF that Compromise
to wit: that shall be- us it puports 10 be- final 'es-
mcn of The uezed question. If this be DONE hui
man keep the States together many years longer
except at the price Of sweeping uct of African enanclpa
tim throughout the South,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21

these expensesf and the planter receive from his
and negroes in one year. eight thousand dollars which wouo
probably be doing far better than he ever did before IN s
lie, with The same capital employed
Another most important advantage would be secured ne
planter would be freed from the annoyance OF negro
Or perhaps white aborers OF worthless character VINO "ou
punder and otherwise harass him.
There can be little risk in taking contracts fo grao
ing Sucn contracts instead of proving unprohtaoe alg
always attended with considerable profit when o1tane @
Randolph OF Albemsre, adopted tho plan which mas oeeh
suggested, and graded the Central road its whole ens
through his plantation al extremely low rates without loss
and has since taken other contracts from which he has re-
allied very good returns from his labor.
Let the planters then take hold of this subject ana ac'
upon it at once The Directory may have the greatest a
only with promness and energy they could secure the
completion of the road In two years. or three at iaIes
from The present lime, begin realize handsome DIVIDENDS
from their stuck and provide the Of sending helf pro-
duce TO market at fifth of the present expense oil trans
purtatiOn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21

NEW
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGlA.-rle stea'Gtg GEORGIA
arrived here this morning with large number o passengers
and TWO millions in gold.
She brings nothing later from California than the "c%$
brought by the Daniel Webster.
The Georgia met the Iincis Havana and took hcT pas
seurers and mails accident having occurred nrF Hl-
chinery She had the passengers OF The i!iaieia
who wcro bound for New York, board The CA!,a.na
had arrived Panama when the Georgia left Tie :io at
Chagres was ghtul fire being l!sc!y used fourteen
natives and one American being killed besides some oTy
wounded The United States Consul was fired a bit not III
iured Later state that 80 Americans and ~
had been killed The blacks possession o thu or but
about 100 killed All quiet Havana attempts have been
made 10 procure the pardon OF Sir Thrahe but they were
unsuccessful
LATER FROM HAYANA.--Havana advice, by the
Georgia state Mr. Thnsher has been tried tat place
and sentenced 10 serve years in the chain s4ag.
NnrIhern markets remain unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
Correspondence of the Baltimore Clipper.

WA1HINsT0N, D. e, NOV To-
OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.-Thc idea prevails
that an effort VIII be made in The Senate go into an cleo
session Whether or not this will take place, thing is
certain: there many gentlemen who would not shrins
with horror from invitations to be candidates several
boon mon,iunei In This connection, aonS
them that OF Maj Benjamin L. Began. We do not pretend
say that it is his desire TO be brought forward IN the event
of contest bat presume that formerly he would mol
object to fA take from the Government.
Major Began have known long and WELL and should
he DO selected any of the offices Of the Senate we
will give our guarantee that no will make faithful and
competent officer He is gentleman of excellent sense,
high integrity and unremitting industry-and will perform
properly, any services thai may be Imposed upon him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
MEETING OF THE YOUNG NEWS DEMOCRATIC
ASSOClATION.


ASSOCIATION.
The Young Mems Democratic Association OF Richmond
met Woodwards Hall, Broad street, Oh ionday evening
the l7th inst.
In the absence of the President, Mr. L. w GiaZc6rcoh
Vice President took the Chair and called the meeting e
der and after few appropriate remarks stated lin' "as
the regular meeting of the Association, and all Democrats
present desirous of becoming members o the sane were
invited to come forward and enroll their names
On motion of c. r. Brickcn DR.. James Dove was "p'
pointed Treasurer pro ten in the absence o Mah Do"l,
Treasurer.
Robert G. Scott Esq then called upon to address too
Association and responded in an able eloquent ana oc'
manner.
Mr. W. ~ Hopkins then offered the fo1wins res 1;tlo,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved That thanks o! this meeting be t.nieTtd t.
Robert G. Scott Esq for the able. arsumenative mastery
and instructive address jus, delivered od that "e r'2y
pledge him our undivided and hearty support, AMI W" use
all honorable means secure his election.
Mr. Gogerty then called upon and responded IN aa
appropriate amusing and instructive atitess.
On motion the proceedings OF the iset!ng were oTGc'e"
to be published in the Democratic pa!e'S o! the city,
On motion the Association then adjourned.
L. ". GLAZEBROOK, Chairman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-21
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y wrr.t.,.. 49, ,rrNS OF ADV EKT1SlSG.
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