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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-04
CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Dec. |, lo5l.
SFNATE-There was full attendance of
members. I he Senate was called to order at IL
o'clock by Mr. King, when prayer was offered
up by Rev. Mr.. Butler.
The credentials of Messrs. Fish of New York,
Wade of Ohio. Stockton Of New Jersey. James
of Rhode Island, aud Grer Of Missouri, were
presented by their colleagues. Mr. Cass pres
entcd the credentials of Ar. Sumner, of Massa-
chusetis. The new members were sworn IN and
took their seats.
Mr. Morton presented the credentials Of Mr.
Mallory Of Florida, and also the resolutions
passed By the Legislature Of that State, without
REMARK. he documents were read.
The Char declined TO decide whether Mr.
Mallory was entitled to n seat and and suggest
cd that the Senate take up some order.
Mr. Bright moved for select committee of
investigation.
Me- Clay thought that Mr. Mallory was enti-
tied To a scat, and would move ms admission If
Mr. Bright would withdraw his motion.
The debate 90 the subject was continued by
Mrssrs Foutc, Bcrucn and others In favor of
Mr.. Maliory's claim, aud Mr.. Mason aud others
against
ar. Bright then Withdrew ms motion for Sc
lcct commit Of investigation, wheieupon W..
Mallory was admitted without opposition.
lt y,s then ordered. that the House be n0th-
cd OF ile organization of The Senate and after
agreeing t1 meet tomorrow at L. O'clock, thc
Senate adjourned
MOUSSE he House met at ~ O'Clock The
Ciara called che rol, and tl5 members answer
ell
mr. catnpbel Of Ohio, nominltcd Linn Boyd,
of Kentucky for speale, Of the House.
a lcsuloy discussion eusued, pa which tha
Couqrms. measures were introduced.
Nr Moide Of Nirgi'aa obtained the floor and
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month from the commencement of the Presdcn-
ual term. Ofthe four persons chosen President
not residing in the southern States, one was
native of Virginia. For three official terms only
out of sixteen. have individuals born and cduca-
ted north Of the Potomac been elected 10 the
Presidency.
There IS another portion Of the country-ihe
growing West-iar too important To be overlook
ed In this reference 10 the different sections OF
the Union. Ofal the leading statesmen of the
dav. who ia there that has cyincod q clearer per-
ception than Mr. Webster, Of the important rela-
tons OF the West to the rest of the Uuion?-
Who has more uniformly supported a line Of
policy moro favorable to its growth? Who has
more resolutely combatted the error that the
benefits OF the Constitution are limited TO tide
water; Who has more strenuously demanded
for the West full participation in all lis proys-
ions for the protection, Improvement and adyan-
tagc OF the whole country
DO we wish to convince the world that we are
Republicans in deeds as well as by profession
that popular elections arc what they CLAIM to be-
a system by which an intelligent people deslg-
nate their wisest and best citizens for places of
influence and power Jet hem be bestowed on
merit SD dstngu hei tht an VIII feel the jus
iice OF the choice.
The limits of ,hs address viii not permit us
to engage in detailed review Of Mr. Webstcg's
carsrr To do tnis v0uil be 20 write the DO,tii
cal history of the country. We may. however.
refer 10 ibe all-impof,aat sarg ces rendered 10y
HIM I'm 1870. Tint C,llaw citizens. was surely
AN rtcni0h rariod. theory of the cons;iiu-
flo, va. br9ioht forward I'M ono of the Southern
Shies and sustained vuh grast ability by a dis
unen.sled statesman. lef.lv dpceaseI. which. 81
IL l,,l prevailed. ,orn have turned our admua-
hIy adjusted system into an IN .compac.ul League
OF pstty sarereignnos. Da-lruct.gaas thi, thcu-
nv arpaa1s 10 us OF iha ,.ial principles OF The
Constitution. it was nat wihou, friends 100 several
The States. and that anonr tuan eminent as
ll,ryere and politicians. lind % been success
fully maintained ia he Senate. an hualy es-
tahished in public opinion. the constitution. ps
be9us,fhel TO as hv onr filters. could have re-
tanned bat uoa,uA existence. AT ths crisis,
ar Webster abpssral as i,s chan.pion and adeo-
,afr. and established the truo theory of tine Gov
eminent ou 81 basis NOT to ba shaken The peo-
pfe wer, ;be Tribunal which he addressed and
tha public mud, fully rraspng the question.
settled a. f,ra,4r.
Tho address here ,siycsa concise history OF Alr
Webster. c,n,r
The following p7Fsnres are the most impor-
TART.
En,rv.n i,,a. eminent services connected with
fbe forcirl relations OF ib. country sink into Do
iiicsnce .onplrad with Nr Wcb.tet'. more
recent ageurr u avoriinr coavulsIon ni hone.
Wcariaa. af course. ~ bis u.marlbIe susech
of tbe stn of Nrel. i-Il. Wni el,si eyer aid
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Thanks Giving.

How many Of those among us, to whom kind
Providence has given an abundance Of the good
things Of this life intend to realise, to-day aud
tomorrow the truth that it "is mlre blessed to
give than to receiver We hope great many.
Those who remember the poor will surely enjoy
a happy thanksgiving themselves, by impartng
comfort and happiness to others. Verify, there
is "lusury in doing good" Try it
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-04
Arrival Of the Georgia with the
California Mails, and 100000 in
Cold Dust

Late from H1rrn0 anil tiagres mother Rot
az thagrcs-3O .3mtrc1a and 20 .Naiircs re-
poried kEitd-.tr. IH5osto .founa rutt of
Treason o,,a ssni,Hccd ieHs Cho'p Gune
q he Georgia arrived ut New York at , O'Clock
"Wednesday morning, after o RON Of days and
hours from iiavana. She bungs the Cahona
mails of Oct 10Th.
he Georgia brings Sl,i39Gjo in duet aud
about S}OtuU among tho passengers
Mr. lhmaher ~ Havana hes been tried and
found gully vi trea-on ana sentenced 10 eight
ye.Is n Che caaia gang aua Womb De sen, To-
Spau. He s 10 good spirits and anticipates
reversal of hls sentence. hr. owen, TIE AMER
icH COUNSEL, vas present dldng the trial, and
Has bcou u-.ug hIs cndeator. go Obtain from tie
G. ptMn General Mr. 'lhrafAcl's release. without
gdcet.
Another terrible riot has occurred at Chaercs.
growing probably oul oi ihs samc causes which
Ied n Ae former difficulties.
Jhe following accounts from Che Panama Star
0f.3i October;
a general d-ht commenced, ah.ch ended a
toe i-r use of iire-aru5 and s0we of ,le caun.a
on the c.d lor The rpnted nunbc, of the BILE
cd is fourteen mtye aul one American. Spme
twenty cr moro natives were wounded, aud also
ous Auenc1u le D. IS. tuUnsu., BIZ. G.fa-
son was shot a'. bu, MOT nelri
D. S-Atn late tour .a-. etealur. we COZ. =
sed rifh two gentlemen who hti JUS; re- urlci
from ih, sieluer DINO. end ho.n iuem we ieln
ihlt when they Icit Cugrcs, thc dgtt between
TIE Americans anl tlc blacks, wHu are u1' ul-
hves aut San Domuclrs Jlmacans and ai-
tll- u1us. was sun roin1 on with desperation.
hey state int go le9-t twcry or thirty Auer-
cans were nlei. and much rrer n1naef o'
thr blacks u1kn- Sd a about ono hundred. IS
bsIl was fred through the h,i oi ona OF o1- lH-
f.ral4rt-. be 71Uf OF fl. IRVING House rs
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Rev. Thos " hittemore, Of Cambridge, Pres
ldent of the Vermont and Massachusetts Rail-
road recently accomplished walk over it's en-
tire length from Fitchburg to Bratteboro', dis
lance OF seventy miles. The journey was dvid-
ed into four heats, and every inch of the road
was examined with solicitous care. Such
President is prize TO any compsny.-Eagie.
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For Christmas and New Yaarg.

We have received from Alr. b. II. Day, of n
York, (successor of Wilson & Coz the grand
Christmas Brother Jonathan. 1t is mammoth
sheet containing nearly hllf an acre Of pictori.
al literature for the hohday, and It's appearance
must be hailed with joy by All good boys and
girls. Among the costly and beautiful cngray-
ings is a spirited one entitled, Santa Claus's
Christmas journey II is the largest picture Of
the kind we ever saw in print I his years
Jonathan, being an uncommon elegant sheet
bids fair to distance any former issue in point Of
circulation and Importance. The price is -
cents per copy, or ten for one dollar. All dollar
subscribers To the Weekly Brother Jonathan
lone of the best New York papers we rcceive)
are supplied with this elegant pictorial for moth
ing.
o. We solicit the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of the Proprietors of the
China Tea Store in another column, headed, "A
good cup of Tea;' and We are requested by
Messrs. Rodding & Co., Of Boston, who conduct
the tea business there, to state, that they have no
connection with other establishments in the city
--or out Of it-and that they have taken every
precouton 70 secure their customers against
fraud, ty having all packages of their tea, and
coffee as well, labeled, aud that label copyright
ed according 10 law, 10 prevent limitations.
The nulnoer Of seaman in the L. s. Navy is
about $4,000. The government contracts for
their entire supply of Clothing with Messrs.
Whiting. Kehoe g. Galloupe, Of Boston. ! hey
have great fdciiIies for carrying the business,
as in addition to their government contracts, they
supply traders in almos, every town in New Eng
land, with Clothing. Those intending to pur-
chase for the fall trade cannot do better than to
call upon them
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in' Orleans ohA'y Dazeue publishes en- in-
teresting letter from a gentleman iu Wisconsin.
We ulilea frw extracts:
am NJ pFesenl soio"'Hing ID haioii' sma'.
pace s.llaied 81 re Jnn'i'no OF NE Foek nna
ofue Iu'eI7. una 10 we county OF hoeF' 'onr-
zee" ''Hes ilo'l ana Oh ,,,n @1Ie h"e
.e'"een '-'Nois aH" " lscohsin. ne "e"NlY o.
us s'tuil.on - rarely efNl'eu' ana lt s "DNl 20
h"Po7a'o'e !" >u'pasS IT, Is situated ON vast
Pi"' "hc' oAteh9' us iN rs lAe eye can
ie.en' lahlie "llih 'ue cHe'e oI u.s. range Pee
Fii'-e7 "l i'o'Nlon' roscoe, "h" jane '"'r'
whose NUMEROUS steep peer Ir'" lhe anfIo"uI-
ing pam. j 's ID lai'EH business place ono ls
gro" 'n2 -I'id.i. 'illlh-h Us business at press
eng li"e l'l oi "o-'o' me towns Do lA' ti'e' s
saliaI U'i.r IMAM a-o'.' oN in9 % lha nnooH1an
pressure % Oi' l'',-' ugh'he7s OBJ .le money
.nnN '"e Unl7'..e Cow pnee PlI1 Tor li.'l
NllI- 'i Pr ''-' N % ou. lHl"A sAa i- D'7'iA-
goo =" P'''e o' 'o.'i a5 INRah import 'nee
any ,4nl GOWN in lhe olNie' eA'ep'lh9' perm 'I's
"nH q" i.c "'nea hi' every advantage it-
he'onhe l"e f'e't 60 nmefclh me.'f'l'7 90
ai..f'l w iec'Hsln heiot' Hccordlre 20 tl"
census contains some over 5lOu lnhau tai'is. go
rni'ipf -ng ara "ofAlng ana shrc"d l1nter-,
the most OF whom are irom the States OF Yer
mont Newly ofh INA ONO, ana indeed ms tact
"lil hoia gooH 10 lA9 mayor paft OF tle state
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LIr. Perklns' Perplexed.

can't sec how IL is There's TewSsbury
he's been OF arlu-down 90 Newport with his
wfr Two children and servant Where under
heaven Doe GETS money 20 spend IN this way is
more than can AN. lie hadn't cent when he
began Use years ago. Look at hm now-lves
out OF town keeps horse drives IN ami out ey-
cry day. lis expenses must be large-yet he
seems TO pay AS be goes. hone there is moth
ing wrong about Hew6sbury. Then look at the
money be- spends for Advertising Why, that Is
enough to ruin any man, don't care how rich
he "a. have been 10 business for thirty years,
and can't afford any of these things. Wouldn't
iooa web tann- nay wife down 90 Newport and
STAYING thole eight Weeks-e.ght weeks indeed I!
! sent her on q cheap excursion. but ! couldn't
60 myself ! can't afford II dom take in mon
ey enough 90 do IL. And then 90 see a man
spend his money, lust 10 Jet people see his name
n the papers-and sending cards and bills all a.
hout lhe country fcwksbury bleeds freely for
lis vanity, unst confess They don't catch me
in that trap, no how. Il don't DO no good got
"a lotof cards onl bills printed five years ago, and
there they arc ID he desk now. Nobody ever
calls for them. And theu ! advertised four
weeks in "a newspaper-mouey thrown away
wasted-Iew ksbufy Is a fool, and he must fail
sooner or later. rm sorry for him-he was nat
uully r clever fellow. 1t must cost him more to
advertise than all the money ! take wish
somebody would buy me our--trade is so dali ~
81 ne said about rewksbury was true enough,
with the slight exception that ewksbury was
in danger Of fii,ing. The very thing that Per
kins thought would FIJI him, was that which
kept hun up lie began business with nothing
but his brains-he let the people understand
where he was, and what he had got to give them
for their money and he got great run Of trade,
which is constantly increasing. Perkins lost his
business just fast his old customers died off
or went oi'-ha took no steps 10 get new ones,
and the consequence is that he is Just living up
on what he made twenty years ago. lie had
better shut mp his shop than try to live in these
times without advertising. Reader, are you fol
lowing in the tracks Of our friend Perkins If
you are, either shut up your shop or pitch into
this great pubic-if you don't do the latter, your
creditors viii pitch into you and shut you up
Boston Daily .uaa.
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Loccmotion lin the summer Of 1885, the fnt
tnere were bat two sraiss day between THU civ
and Boston. Now there arg eleven trains . dsJi
eight over the Boston and Lowell, and three over
the new renie via Wilmington. Just before the
opening Of this railroad, the 4" Middleeex Canal
Packet Boat, Governor Sullivan, Capt 8. TylsF,''
made daily fips hetwesn> Lowell and Boston,
iefe redueedto 6fy csns y Lowell passeneeJs
took the boat at Middlesex village. Sixtsen rear
haye wrought wsnassfd ckas01a. Howell Cour
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. 10th PUBLIC.
LINITEn STA TES CITY nlAcn

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On suaday and Hslydays
hs.s VIII bs no collection and no delivery AFTER oaloek
f,ss d.s,. .s. ss:.I: :s.:s r T. sss..
and him Sa Il IL siss e'd cat Of the city
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s!y asdssry brssshs b The cass y he
osnt - delivery Of each circular. hndb card, no.
0ns half cent on delivery of each n.v.p.psr OF p.mpls
Csnu not allowed rsssivs more than tho ra,s.
TO facilitate the mailing a letter. and other m.il.b. ma.
@ I a%p. o. y ne dsnomaaon Of l1 3d. and
G f0s the prepayment Of tho oss charge Of that On
Pos'Ois' Or on application o;irss ' "-4 - ~
Ths folowins suggestions are nads with vsw to expe.
die he .s.vios and psvsnt m'takes; ' '-'''
be .is 6stwssn which srsss q At whiSS e me
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Wssps.s. ,Su ,s@os: report in writing Ii. and
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send yoo, adds and NUMBER to your friends
and sctoad and request them to apsobs
4 q viii rsesiy: your letter. through III.
70 rs'sin yoar sstsS " the Po:s.o!tos
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the, Dschsd o% The e dsss s OF Ps4s Pss
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be casnsdsu subject 70 he Gail Of the w!itsr.
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SDae' Hs"us can only be recsvsd OF posted At the
and sss s'osH; os.d Il .Isna ipss
schsdaS snsi 70 the Latter Ra.ss '' ~'' consult 'n'
ssas Delivery Districts.
sEcoND MUNICIPALiTY.N
Road, julia. the River, Camp and Masszine stseets
nsTaIor No. 2.Wasde 2. and T. bsundsdb By Fslvasy
M4sd MasaziAs Camp Ceua. Julia, Canal sssst md u
DIsTHlc1 ne. .e~Wasds and Z. boandsd by yula, thu
FIRST AUNIcIPALITY.
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK s. NEW
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This abs Journal W., ~. nS.,... ,a
support of ths ultra = sty o. II IL rst oase
esos Long. Of the London Unvsssity Ms Masnrss and
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ofhe mouik pGoe of 0enhsnism This wasf ~ w. M
pecia devvsd the srssi topics wich Inferred he mas
with ssSiss Of powerful srt,cs sudss to ~ NJ -
tory and sxousye privileges heeedlasy rrtts inSv ~
laSatiysss etc. The asa1adng dsvsIopnssn made ew
of hoo ef some bfsae6ss Of ts mins copesco 81 fns
land. fra sppsassd In psgs MI only rave - sr,i
svsI essn 41sc,sd asai s6uses; -
alliance Of Uhurch md 1ate virtually seekinr % sb
y The AEiaanentasy Religion Of RaeIana snd eyeniu
ally 70 emovs hs st e4isans repnaais q sndasG Skh
the medium through which Golden pomuls0ies hs iire
1ade docnnes which will givsn inasssd ths nu
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A0ndon.-f the streets Of London were INIT
together, they weald extend 5000 miles in length.
me main thorcughfares are traversed BY 5000 ON.
nlbrses and 5000 cabs, employing 10000 horses.
quarters Of wheat, 240OO0 bulloeks, 1.7OQ 600
shseP. 2S.000 calves and $4,000 piesy Ons mar.
9et alone supplied ,024, 900 head Of game. Lon
don, the same year, ate 100000 salmon, which
were Washed down BY 4a,2O0, 900 gallons of por.
Ter and ale, 200 900 gallons Of spirits, and 65,
QO0 pipes Of wine. 1900 cows are yearly 70.
CURED for london milk, and reckoning two gal.
Ions day from every cow, we have here, say r..
eOO gallons Of London psculiar" consuned, il
not enjoyed, by the London inhabitants. 800, 900
gas lights fringe the streets Londons arterial or
water Ter system supplies the enormous quantity Of
- ,326 gallons per day; thousand sail are
employed in bringing annually to London 3,00O,.
oOo tons OF coal, and to,cothe and wait upon Lon.
dons people we have no fewer than %, tailors.
2e.o79 bootmakers, 10000 milliners and dressms.
kers, and 166,0l7 domestic servants.
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Delivery Districts.
AGENCY OF

AGENCY OF
AnnOUlN, AARETT 4 co. CO0NAC,
nErndsrslgasd having been appointed Agent
.fos ths ed ssabt.hsd hous Of A.b.um. Mart, =
p.'Esssd g ssSsive osden fos thsU vssy ssIs,os
NNSNAC bkANDlhS, apon the liberal tssms: 70 be
'A'sE; II any osa.'iv. or to any p Aas e rssss
I'LL OF VITRIOL-l0O carboys Oil Of Vi,riol.
~ aaaafaetuFsa at Tie Soutlesa C6emiua Wceks "a
MvN s'-s ,,n- oas~s Gs.c - snd 6ss.ess, ;:,,,,e,
YowNsEN0's sARSAPARlLtA-A sup-
~ dhsot from ths faetoy. ehdts q - lsasSs "a
fos sele by p L MAGbnY.
MA eea9 CsnD - 0oviH asDoG,
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Ndsh and Deplorabtsl ,DrctS ~. n.
Isf asn.I. anaover, On the Erie Railroad .n ths
tack iS fsao ~ and lady attempted to cross ,be ~.
buggy baa aaat NE o. the locomotive with hor.e sn
and r ,se noe so,:s being soppsd the
ked, also the horss, Henry Ely T!,y Were instantly
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OFrICIAL JOURMAAi -
Of tho Council Of tho SscumS Msnsnyaatsy
= Pub IisAsd Every Day-<sardey B1oeptsd,-
BY J. H. MADDOX.
o,nc........Mo. % Sr CsA.lss sra.rs.
IS ~ ~ RESIGNATION. r.
3. -. By HsNay W. LoHavBLLov. -. :.
There is no flock, however wa,chrd and tended,
But one dead lamb IL there! tri-l
There y no 6residss howsOs'sr defended,
But has one vacant chair
Tbs aif 4 falt Of fAsevells % The dying, "a
And mosrning f,r the deads
The heart Of Rachael for her children crying,
,.gs Will not b. comforted! s,i = = 4.7
Let us be penitsnt! these severe Affections
MOI from the ground arise, tt g
But oitentimes celestial benedicaions u
q Assume this dark disguise. ssg
We see dimly through the msis and vsposs;
What seem 10 Us but dim fnneseal tapefs
May be heavens distant lamps.
There is no death what seems 80 il transition:
This life of mortal breath
Is but suburb Of the life elyasu,
Whose portals we call death.
She is not dsad-,ha child Of our affection
But gone unto that school
w hcte she no longer DeeQs our poor protection.
And Christshfmself doth rule.
In that great coister's stiffness and seclusion.
BY guardian angels led,
eafe from temptation, safe from sins poution,
She lives, whom we call dead. -.
Day after day we think what she Is doing
BY guardian angels led,
SAFE from temptation, safs from sins pollution.
She lives, whom We call dead.
Thus do we walk with her and keep unhroken,
The bond which Nsturs gives;
Thinking that our remembrance, tho unspoken.
May reach her where she lives.
Not as child shall we again behold her:
For when with raptYSes wild,
In our embraces we again eBtold her,
She will not be child
But fair maiden, in her Fathers mansion.
Clothed with celestial grace,
And be tautful with all the soni's expansion
Shall we bshold her face.
And though at times, impstuous with emotion.
And anguish long supprest, .e
The swelling heart hsaves moaning like the ocean
That cannot be at rest
We will be patient and assuage the feeling
We canuot wholly stay;
BY silence sanclifying, not concealing,
The grief that must have way