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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31
General Notices.

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(City of New YOrk.)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Myndert VanShich Caleb S. Woodruff,
David Austin, Edwin d. Magan,
Ambrose G. Kingsland, Enoch Dean,
Edwin J. Brown George D. Phelps,
Nath1 G. Bradford, Daniel Burnett.
lanes VanN orden, Silas c. Herring,
~ Austin Muir Lewis B. Loder,
John S. Williams, Humphrey Phelps,
D. Henry Haight e. j. Anderson,
Edward Height, John Potts Brown,
Eleazur Parmey, John T. Ware
J. B. Herrick, Denton Pearsal,
A A. Alvod James C. Baldwin,
John A. Merritt, Henry Stokes,
John S. Harrss, George Webb,
Wm T. Valentine, David s. Mills Jr.,
William X. Strong, William Burger,
George Hastings.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

offer for sale my entire Real Estate upon which G
thiry-fve sets of Boxes; the most of which have Il
only been in from to two with sufficient
tty of round trees to cut at least twenty the lands
which these situated is not easily surpassed by
pney lands in Eastern Cardinal There upon the prem
ses two Dseries eaty and conveniently fitted up with
all necessary 0uhouses. Upon the farm think the hnil-
dngs altogether seldom excelled Those wishing to
purchase invited to examine FOR themselves Terms shall
be low ard payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase be furnished with
sufficient number of teams and both the
operations Of Farm and Turpentine and with years supply
Of provision. JOHN A. AV1RETT.
Catharine Lake. Onsow county, n c., July 22 l85O-tf
E3Fayettevile Observer and Goldsboro Patriot copy
times and send bills to this office for PAYMENT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

Buggy, Coach, Harness and Giun-SmIth Business
TIIE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of Dupn
and the adjoining counties, that they have located at
kenanrille in Dupn county and prepared execute
all work in their line such King and repairing of Bug
pairing of Harness also, repairing of Gums and other
fire arms the most reasonable for cash. short
ability and strict attention to business to receive liberal
share of public patronage. ALBERTSON j. CARR.
kenansville, Dupln county, NJ c., Jan "A, 1s5i2O4t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31
MILES COsTIN,


DR.. B.. A. KENNEDY, DENTAL SURGEON,
sstc f 81 Ps sndss 6 6Ge a Ds s sbs
~ citizens of Wilmington and public generally He is
his Sss
Teeth inserted from to entire se gold plate
ing made an Improvement in this mode Of inserting Teeth
he confidently recommends it answering the purpose of
mastication &C. They be taken and put back at
pleasure by the wearer with comfort be
de & the nar1 ond S he All T
in the United States Irregularities in ehdrens Teeth
Reeted.
a5-oace formerly occupied by DR.. wARE. 4l12m
HoTCHKIss' VERTICAL WATER WHEELS.
TooMER Ri, is Agent for the above Wheels in this
20 anT nerson who NAV desire to see them
There win be found his office supply of Wheels Cranks
and Gudgeons, at all times for sale singy or in pairs
Wilmington, N. c., April &c, 1850 ss-l2m
VIM. w. NARAMORE, DAGUERROTYPIsT,
oULD call the attention Of the citizens Of Wilmington
oen Of
Pictures made in every style and size, from ocket pic
ture to full size portrait.
Pictures taken Of children lOf age in from to 10
All invited to call and examine my specimens of the
BSAs nv time in this place limited those who wish
improve this opportunity Of obtaining one Of my su
Wilmington N. C., Doc. 18th, 1850. H-tf
COTTON YARNS. COTTON YARNS! TWINE!
RATTLE CO. Rocky Mount lou C are S;o n4E sRsr
desirous of dogng Of as far as IN North caro-
lima. Their terms shall be exceedingly liberal 49,
March 8, 1850 zo-Izm
D DAIsINs-io Whole Boxes, new crop;
II, 10 Half do do. do;
10 Or do. do. do. For sale cheap,
by NJ MclNNIo
NOBACCO-l0 J'axes just received from Baitlmose ana
i for sale cheap, by M. .- MclN-1.1.-
ID II. sUGAR.-25 Bb1s., for sale cheap. by
4 for sole NV M. MciNNiS.
cSUGAR-4 Hhds Just received and for sale cheap. by
~ NJ MeINNIS.
fsANDY.-I0 Boxes assorted. For sale cheap, 3y
u NJ McINNIS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

LOyE-GIlOVE PLANTATION FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers his plantation for sae situatedf
l. the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad, mile~E
from town. and well known LOVE-GROVE, containing
hundred less all under fence and in high
state of cultivation abundance of Mari and much the
place.
Terms accommodating to the purchaser desirable, the
mules hands, &c. will be disposed of with the Land For
further particulars. apply to S. POTTER.
Wilmington, Sept. II, 1850 o-H
T1OR SALE.-A new Turpentine Still, with all the
Fixtures complete for dstillng Capacity Fifteen bb!;
of Yellow, Twenty bbs Virgin Dip first rate Still
for White Rosip, and all in perfect order Apply to
Oct. 1S.-[6-tfl JNO. D. LOVE & co .
SULKY and Harness fer SALE Apply at the
10 JOURNAL OFFICE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-31

Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers Repaired. n
LSO all descriptions of Cabinet Furniture manu- "
n factured or repaired at the Rock Spring Furni m
ture Warehouse. J. ID. LOVE.
May II, 1850 50
HORSE FOR SALE.
4 splendid Horse for single Gentleman can be seen by
n calling on HOWARD PEDEN.
Jan. Gath, 1881 z0-H
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- - sa @ IL McINNIs.
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ROUND SLAVES! ROUND sHAVEs! ers-
WOOD continues TO manufacture his unsurpassed pat
~. en Round Shaves, and keeps constantly on hand a
full supply at his shop Waterstreet, Nuts and
at the Hardware Store of J. NJ RoBINs0S No. g. Front
street. r"| -.. ..s ii NJ
Axes repaired in the best manner at the shortest notice
is. WOOD.
Wilmington. N c., Jan ), Is 17-fm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
From the Ifasbursh Gazette Avg. ~,
More about the 4" Fix"

Tho Freeman and some other papers came
down last week upon the " atchman for an o
Legged rarhlinc of the Resolutions Of the RATS
bury Democratic Convention. To all appear
ances a clear case Of iniquIty was made out but
there are always two sides to story. Hear the
facts.
Bv a resolution Of that Convention copy Of
It's proceedings was sent 10 the Gazette. the FUR
lngton Sentinel and the North Stnr for publica.
ton. signed by the Chairman and Secretary -
Although we felt some degree Of horror at the
grammatical errors in the resolutions. we CON
clnied to print them they were. TINT there
might be no appearance Of garbling, aud. as
they we're then printed, they are precisely stint
lar to those Of the Waterman, rcr5atim q h'ern-
tim There we're no such convenient words as
"in Nav last" in our copy-aHd probably none
in those sent 10 the Sentinel and Star. If there
was girblng in the case, It IS remarkable that
all The papers bit one which published the pro-
ceedings should have made the 8 me alterations
Our private opinion as to who was guilty OF
garblng the resolutions the Star may not cure
to know, but we respectfully ask Of that journal
who is IN fix now
Thus the accusations Of the Patriot and Free
man against the Waterman are rebut,ed, an,
the tables completely turned. Let the people
Judge whether the party, and the candidate, tina
have to be bolstered up by forgery, are worthy o
their support
P. S. The North STIR says the resolution
with the words in May las inserted, is genuine
We presume the Star is honest, and, therefore
that the forgery was committed by the man VIII
furnished the copy to the Star. Who furnished
to Wing and old line papers a resolution ho
pointed ct VIZ Redfeld. and the same resolution
to the Star, 40 altered as 10 point at .Nr. Robin
son lie must be a nice gentleman, admirabl.
quail fed to belong to both branches Of the loco
focracy. Bring him out Mr. Star a new, va
riegated luminary Of this sort should never b
ecliysed by the old North Star.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
EXPORT Or sPECIE.

INV YoeK, Aug. lS.-The total amount of
specie exported from this port, since January lst
exceeds $4,000 Coo"
Thus goes the specie Trenty-sir millions
from one port Of the United States since last
January This goes 10 pay foreigners for ther
manufactures, winch under our locofoco Tariff
are invited Into the country, while our own man
uiacturers are greatly depressed. his is but
one of the eyl effects upon our industry
specie Is carried of. and money is made scarce
and "hard" among us. We cannot stand such
bleeding many years he influx OF California
gold IS not sufficient TO save as, though il miti-
gates the evil Let all Wings and all friends of
American labor rally around the Wing banner,
and vote for "A hlg men and for the turtherauce
Of our own industry The locolocos 90 for Bat.
ish interests; the Wings for An rican interests.
See he foreign news by the late arrival.
Manufacturers IN England are growing fat and
money is plenty there. THIS Is at our expense,
aided by the locoiooos of this country, BY their
free trade politics. With US, money Is hurd, and
manufactures dull. No wonder England IS
getting our MONEY and DONG our work-manu-
'ac u ing or gools.-tdtdoajdH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
PRIVATE PLEDGES.


1t is generally known that the following ques
tons were propounded 10 some, If not all OF that
ticket by the ''old hne' County COMMITTEE i'm
medl'tey proceeding their Convention viz;
"Will you support the nominees OF the next
National Convention Tor President and Vice
President =
DO your views coincide with Mr. Pecks in
relation tn the VT habeas Corpus Act and the
Fugitive Slave Law"
Such, in effect were the questions proposed,
aud report says that they were answered in i
ting or by friends at the Convention, authorized
TO do SO, and that the answers were satisfactory
excep, in one instance, nd that one maintaining
the principles of the free soil platform, ,Oas iyo,cn
Overheard"
81 ii seems that the nominees on the pretend
ed free soil ticket in Caledonia County are pri-
pafeiy pledged to 60 for old fashioned locofoco-
ism and against the free Solers-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Destructive Fire.

We learn by telegraph that a large part Of
the business portion Of Concord n. H., was de-
sroyed by fire on Monday night The fire COM
news block OPPOSITE the State House; and all
The buildings on the North side of ain Street,
extending from Lows block to Suekney's wood
en- block, was entirely destroyed togg Their with
all the buildings in the rear to the Railroad track
Loss from $4,000 TO $4,000. j. X. Robin
son, colonel man, has been arrested ON the
charge Of setting tins destructive FIRE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
,ocoe,,c n,,,forn, Of ,s,o and isas, against

iccofoeo platforms Of 1916 and 1873, against
which the free soilers contendcd under a sepa-
rate organization, are fully and unreservedly' a
d ,pted all the omprOmise measures settled by
Il, last Congress" are acquesced in, and declar
to be measures which must be faithfully exc
] uted and, finally, to proven, the resurrection
Of free soilism in the National invention, their
delegates are bound BY these declarations Com
men, upon such treachery is unnecessary. We
have only TO say, that i, is precisely the game
which the iocoioco free soil leaders Of VERMONT
are prepared to complete in The neri odHPa'gn.-
We wait to see whether the Uhig free sollers OF
Vermont, who Joined the Condition in lei9, love
to be cheated after this fashion. Their votes on
Tuesday next will tell.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

c. Gen. Scott would make gallant nomi-
nee, but there are several weak spots about him.
~ d. nee
Yes, one Of his arms is very much withered,
from ITS having been sh 'tered by a ball from the
enemy al the battle of Brldgewaler 1t has been
one OF ms eak spots for more than thirty years
lie has also several other weak spots about
him. of the same character, and from "A similar
cause, having been so manged in another OF the
battles VIII ch he fought upon our northern front
Ter during the last war with England. that he had
To be carried On a litter from the scene of strife
10 the town Of Utica, IN an almost dying state
Yes, Old Chip has several weak spots about him.
that's true enough Washington (I'al Com
monWea.M.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
THE FORGERY PROVED.

The suspicion which We expressed last weeks
that deliberate forgery had been committed in
order to screen T. P. Red6eld from the condem
nation Of the old line locofocos Of Craftsbury, is
fully confirmed In justice to the Patriot, how
ever, we are bound to state that the evidence
does not impicate il in the rascality. The fol-
lowing from the Irasburgh Gazette, tells the sto-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

emocrdic Conventions IL Pennsylvania
' learn from Philadelphia this evening, that
urge Democratic meeting is IN session at the
Chinese Museum, presided over by the Hon.
Geo. NJ. Dallas assisted by A Vice Presidents
and l6 Secretaries. Mr.. Dallas and Mr.. Bigler,
the Democratic candidate for Governor, address
ed the ting, the latter at great length, expla-
nltoTy of his views upon the various public ques-
tons OF the day. he meeting have adopted re-
solutions, eulogizing their candidates, and pledg-
ing the Democracy of Philadelphia to sustain
the compromise measures also in fhvor OF op-
ening the prisons of the State for the admission
and safe keeping Of fugitive slaves
The Democracy of Lebanon county, Penn,
in convention, have declared for Mr.. Buchanan
Tor the Presidency I his county has heretofore
been opposed 10 buchanan.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
THE RETURNS.

We earnestly request our friends to send in
returns OF the election at the earliest moment
Arrangements are made TO telegraph the returns
to the cities. Remember friends, that the re-
uts OF the election are regarded with interest
Ear and wide
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Our thanks are due to the Hon. f. NJ. Thurs
ton, Secretary of the Board of Education OF
Maine, for copy of his fifth annual report 1t
lie an interesting and valuable document for eve-
ny body concerned in the subject of common
school education. We know of no book upon
the ,ubject of constructing school houses that con
tam so much that is useful in so small COM
pass az does uus
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
BERLIN.

The Democratic Wings Of Berlin arc request.
cd to meet az the School House, near VIM. Dew
ey's, ola Saturday, August Both, , o'clock ~,
to nominate a candidate for Town Represents
tive and transact any other business thought
proper
Per order Of Town Committee
Berlin, August 10Th, 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Wing papers do not notice its denial, "on the
best authority" Of the charge that MIR. Redheld
approves MIR. peck's views Ne are as much
surprised that the Freeman does not notice the
assertion of the lrasburgh Gazette uat NJ. Red
field himself expressed his approval of Pcck's
letter at the Orleans County Court
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
M ,ntpelier !

The Wings Of Montpelier are requested to
meet at the Grand Jury Room at O'Clock. this
evening, to nominate candidate to reprcsen,
the town. Per order of Town Committee.
"Wednesday. Aug. u, 1851.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
CORINTTI.

The Wings of Corinth are requested to meet
at the own House on Saturday, August 30, at
1 o'clock, p. NJ, to nominate a condidat for
Town Representative also to make other nom.
nations thought proper.
ALONZO DlCKEY, Town Committee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

For Senator'S,
CHARLES HALE. of Newbury.
JOHN B HUTCfIlNSO -, of Randolph,
JEREMIAH FOSTER, Of Tunbrdge.
For Judges efthe County Court,
AuOS &. TENNEY, Of Corinih.
JOSEPH 6. SNIrH, of Brookfeld.
For Juige NJ Probate. Edni 'ph District,
b. w. BAR tIlOLD NEW, of " ashington
For JUICE Of Probate. Bradjsrd District,
AFRAID SlEBBlNS, of Bradford
For states M rney,
BURNIIAM MARTIN, Of Chelsea.
For Sheriff
d. NJ RICHARDSON, of Cornth
For High BqihE
JAMES NJ BASS, Of WilIiamstown.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Fremont Central Il. n Co--For Report Of
Directors and Engineer, see fourth page. We
have now published the whole of the Sixth An
nusl Report except the schedule Of engines
The number of these is p, Of which % are first
class.
The sum total Of running expenses Of the
Vermont entral r. r. Stated in the Freasurers
Report was enormously printed in our last; it
should have been Sll ,263g7 instead of Slsl e.
623y7
The Railroad Jubiee.-W Wednesday. the 18th
of September, has been fixed upon as the time
for the commencement of the celebration of the
between Boston and Canada.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
DATES

Are invited to attend the State Fair at Middle
bury. We suppose each one is bent upon Sc
curing the best running nag.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Rich Revelsiions---How to Make
Lccofoco President.

'ians in nearly every state in the Union in ref
renee 10 the next lccofoco National Conven-
ion. These letters were addressed to C. u.
Donaldson Of Texas and Nathaniel Green Of
Missouri, who appear to be committee who
have special charge Of the interests Of Gen. Sam
Houston in the next Presidential race Among
the rest is letter from John n. CiifingS of
Ohio, 10 Donaldson: and Giddings. the once
Whig-Gddngs the abolonist--goes in for
SIM Houston, the hero Of Texan annexation,
md approves the plan Of trickery and dupicity
which Donaldson hiss devised to secure Sans
success And along with Giddngs figures Mar
tn Van Buren, of \. Y. and Salmon P. Chase of
OHIO, and such old liunkers as Edwin Croswell
Of N. Y, B. F. tlallett of Mass Lew Woodbury.
aud Harry ubbard Of n H., WIN. r. King Of
Alabama, Horace Clark Of Vermont, and Geo.
II. Paul. now Of ~ sconsin.l late editor Of the
Burlington Sentinel 1t is clearly evident that
the design is 70 carry the entire freesoil party
into the jaws of the locofoco party. The Tribune
gives this summary Of some Of the most impor-
tant letters:
Messrs Ehcin Cros,reu of New York. y. f.
Wuiici # NIlss. and others of that Tx would
have the oinpr0mise Measures, and especially
the fngiilVe slave LR"' made the platform OF
tlia next campaign leo. +. J. r. might OF
Ne" Jersey can support none hut thorough
gong Union man Dir. Hordot clark of Vt, Is
down upon The Free Sol party, which appears
90 have stolen most of the rank and file Of tho
Democracy Of that State, and rendered the task
OF oe1ung 'ne W 1,ss an u.ter,y hopeless one
lion salmon T. C"tc IT, y. Sen1torl OF ONO
wants to - return 10 th2 platform Of the fathers
OF American be'loc nc! and leave slavery
ana ule rec"'eryo ' lngilNesto the states Con
s'ess ieu,hg a., such cXchng question entirely
'lone non .naTh an buren SAYS ne only
votes hence'orh' 1ut is heartily Tor union among
l1e DeulocFapy' non btri "ooabwy III me
i'Ne manu- "ie""'s 10 me ancient platform oil
PrncipH' o"r on second thought, comedies
1la' some Aouiuoni' resolutions my be heces.
safy ana ma proper, under eAs,mg circumstances
non " H. a. h'ng rrest =. . senate is en-
phatlc declaring mat
50 long as large portion OF the former
/ behooraiy o. ine N"ftn lend themselves 10 the
advocacy Oh fiee-Hoh doctrine ana make com
mon cause WIN me unprinc pea ana the lni@n-
Gus agtd'ors ana AooI'tlonlS's' no portion OF The
southern D'niocracN WIZ ever be found acting
/ 10 Gohcef, VAN u'e"'
Hon. robert Nrdnge ext ). SENATOR of n.
+ Co. dom, care who the men are, so hey be but
sound on the slavery question George Pdh,
va. Iowa City RepoTtorl thinks Iowa would pre-
itf Ten. Cas-. out VII go for any ht man. Ar.
Gto. IL. irJpne party leadcr ~ the late Legs
miurel of x. l. llAc7 Cass best, and thinks ms
State docs bat
AS Van buren, would undoubtedly conrlve
some plan 10 defeat hm in New Nork, and per-
b p- IN Pennsylvania IL becomes us to inquire
VIII beer Gen Cass should give way or the par
~ hp tl-ttatttdN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Lamoae The Wings OF Lamole County
are to hold a convention at IIydepark, on Friday
the 29th inst. 10 A NJ. Hon. JAWS MEAcH
AN has been invited to attend and address the
Convention
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Caroius Noy,s, Esq. is the Wing candidate for
representative in Burlington. Ayoung man, but
abuudantly able to honor the town. which will I'M
doubtcdly honor him on tuesday next
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
VoTEsl VOTES /,

Wings, send in your orders immediately, if You
would be supplied with ammunition for the bal.
lot-boxes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
OUR ELECTION.

It is Of the utmost importance Tint our present
ablca futaiL >t1te Officers should le re-elec
ted BIZ the ptDp'c and with increased mliorty.-
Our State Convention unanimously renom nitct
them and we canuot doubt that the uncougu gad
and uncomfortable Wings of Vermont Wi see
90 IL that their triumphant recollection secures to
them another Wing victory. The effects o.
such a result would not be confined with the
narrow huiis of our STATE. The eyes % other
and large commonwealth are now turned tow
nrts US The Wings Of Massachusetts hive
soeu ms conquer wicked ami unniturd alliances
that have conquered them. They would now re-
dcrin themselves from their former d. grace ana
they look 10 MS for encouragement sinai they
hnd 1t: The Wings of New York. IN the eSar-
cisrs OF true spirit Of Cancellation, have just
gwen an earnest Of their future success 10 the
coming elections 10 the complete KE-rNGON by
which they have done honor 10 their principles,
IN view OF the unfortunate and collateral dssen-
sons that have disturbed their peace We
have been told, thlt ia bringing about this hap
py event, the reflected spirit OF harmony ana
mutull concession which prevailed at the Bellows
Falls Convention had 10 slight influence. Let
that same spirit fired with zeal. animaie MS now,
and light VIII 90 forth from our never-setung
star, that will gladden. the hearts OF our hreth-
rem In other States. whose eyes are turned tow
ards us with confidence and hope.-ire Press.
.Naah Caroiina Thomqs L. Clngman.
Southern Rights candidate has been reelected
/ in the lst district SO the delegation from the
] old North State will stand follows IN the next
House, there being politically no change from
last year.
/ LIST dstrct-Thomas l.. Chngman, Southern
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

0F-The Troy Wing says there are probably
not less than 5000 pers ms engaged IN making
shuts and collars IN that city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Trouble among he loeos IF Oyaqe 10 We
observe thlt mass meetings Of the Dcmocra-
cy" are called in different parts of Orange coun-
", and all the people are invited to be there"
to hear Paul Dillingham;. TIL Bartlett, 7. p Red
field, Charles X Field, h. \. Stausbury and 9TH
ers. Il strikes us TINT the democracy' must
be in real agony to make so great fuss. BY
the way: if there are any free .soers about we
hope they will not be so saucy as 10 nsk wheth-
er Paul Dillingham; voted for the annexation of
Texas, with a Constitution forever securing
slavery---or whether Dillingham; Bartlett, Red
field and Field we're not ali Cass men in 1915.