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z was right in calling it both "false"

The Weiely was right in calling II both "false"
and "abus
Perm. .Nbtifrs. is something worse
than foolish in the behavior of the Vermont Null
lifiers, There are no fugtives from slavery in
Vermont, nor is 1t pretended that the actual state
Of things there demanded any Legislation what
ever on the subject Of such persons. This null
lifying act therefore has the appearance Of an
empty biavado, uttered by man who knows he
is out of danger, and may vaunt Of his courage
rs much as he peases, without any fear Of hav-
ing IT put to the test IL may be said that the
act, being imperative, can do no harm. Surely
il viii do much harm. With what face can a
citizen of Vermont call upon a Georgian or Ca
rolnan to adhere to the Constitution after an
act like this II is proceeding entirely with
out excuse; deed Of preslmptuous rashness,
performed at time when the public safety de-
mands the utmost discretion and foresight The
States of the Union are in a condition to be east
ly provoked into hostility towards each other,
nothing can preserve peace but mutual forbear-
ence and self-restraut How wrelched the folly
then how wanton the malice which can thus
throw out proyocston, which bears on the face
of il the stamp of deliberate intention to do mis-
chief to fan the embers Of dscord which now
require but q breath to raise them to destroying
flame Boston Courier.
.4aofher Step Backwards. The North Star is
quite snappsh at the Waterman for setting up"
the Junction meeting why don't you come ont
like a man. and repudiate lree-soilism at once
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BACK AGAIN. Hon. John Wentworth writes
to his paper, the Chicago Democrat, as follows
81 think there will be no further agitation
from the Wllmot Proylso. 1t has done its work.
We hear nothing upon this subject save now
and then a grow from Southern men at their
Northern Allies. They say they have been de-
ceiyed, and since the matter has turned out as it
has, they only regret that the Provso did not
pass when ii was first introduced. The result
would have been the same as it now is and a
four years quarrel might have been saved, and
The defeat OF The democracy at the last Presiden-
tlal election prevented"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-03-20

Sound Vislrs in The right quarier. The .Ntp
YORK Commercial advertiser supports the Com
promise and is anti-Seward: still that paper
strongly deprecates the prescription of Wings
who cannot approve the Compromise, and expl-
city condemns the defeat Of Hamilton Fish, by the
New York Testators. The Boston Atlas copied
the leading article of the Commercial Adyertis-
err The Hartford CourGnt does not fancy " some
members Of the Wing party" who appear to
have forgotten the principles on which it was
originally formed, and are desirous to bend it
from its original purposes to render il subservi-
ent to minor and less important ends"
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The California fersr has broken ont anew
here. but the persons affected "a crowd had no
disposition 10 emigrate further than TO the hall Of
the Young Mems Institute c. c. Spalding's lee.
ture drew well. We understand he will give
another.
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"Living. shall assert the right Of Free Dis.
cussion: DYING shall assert it and, should
leave no other Inheritance to my children, by the
blessing of God | will leave them the inherit.
ance of FAR PR>cIrLFs and the example Of
a manly and Independent defence Of them"
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Long time ago that sentiment of Mr.. Web.
stcr's was thought excellent We think it ex.
cellent still.
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lNmANA.-Thc Constitutional Convention has
submitted the new Constitution to the people
This document commences with a bin of rights
declaring that al men are created equal; that
they are endowed by their Creator with certain
inalienable rights that among these are Lie,
Liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness Good
doctrine, very-although there is some doubt a
bout its being entirely new. Now for the appli-
cation of the doctrine. The article of this new
Constitution on the right of suffrage, limits that
right to q" icids male citizens Of the United States
who shall have resided in the State six months
and foreigners who shall have resided one year
in the t. 5. and declared their intention to be-
come citizens" ' No negro or mulatio shall vote
at any election" And again: "Negroes and mu-
lattoes are forbidden to come into, or settle, in
the State, after the adoption of this Constitution
Is it not fairly inserrbe that cAtes and Foreigners
are men, negroes aud mnlotoes are not;
NIB. This is democuuc' Constitution,
alias the work Of democratic Convention for
a " democratic" state.
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Je'cett s. Preseofs Spring advertisement up
pears in another column, and is commended Ia
the notice Of our readers $50 is the establish
ment itself, and its rich stock Of Shawls and
Silks, which is now said to be more than usually
attractive. Purchasers will do well to call al
No. 2 Milk Street, Boston, and be their own iudg-
es.
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Dad Nars for The Uindsor Journal The Tel
cgraghc dispatches from Washington say" II
is confidently rumorod here that the Intelligence
Is no longer the official organ, and that the Re
Republic is alone in the field"
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Our Position.

We take it that all concerned can discern pref
tv clearly our position" from the late articles on
Is Vermont Poi,ics"-embracng as they hayc'a
review Of the New Test, and the new creed OF
the Old Liners and the Coalition
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Uniting, kehoc s. Ga''oup', manufacturers and
wholesale dealers in Clothing are doing great
business in Boston, and we advise those who
wish 10 purchase on the most favorable terms 10
give theta call when they go to the city.
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The .Ntc Postage lar goes into effect july
Ist We shall publish il soon.
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Keep Cool. Some Of the newspapers on the
West side Of the Mountain take Judge Benefits
injunction, against the Rutland Extension, in high
dudgeon Back of the question involved in this
decision, there is another still, involving the va
lidIty Of the grant. Beaten or not beaten, our
advice to all concerned Is, to keep cool
While the Central was in the process Of con-
strcton injunctlons were prayed for against it
by persons in the interest of the Rutland road.
The Central men made no fuss about all this, but
quietly foored their assailants in every case. We
commend this example to the other side. Let
them win, ifthe law is with them. Let them yield
gracefully if it is against them. 1t is hardly
worth while to quarrel with the Courts in such
matters.
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Montpelier. The last Patriot gave some SEN
sble and well-tned suggestions touching bust.
ness matters.
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o. Mr. Webster has appointed Allen T. Ow-
en- Of Georgia, Consul to Havana Of the
richest Offices in the Gift Of the government
Owen was Member Of The late Congress, and
Test man.
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o. Two more ballots have been had for Sen
a,or in Massachusetts. No election.
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The following letters are also pubhshedin the
Boston Daily Advertiser:
BosrnN. March lIth. 1851



Ny DeGr Sr.-Nou viii hear yaious rumors
respecting appointments to the Cabinet but none
OF them viii deserve credit, any further ihan they
rest on general probability Nothing is decided
as vet The present Cabinet have all rendered
their designations, but they VIII not be answered
till after the funeral
The three important Departments are State,
Treasury Interior. have no doubt some man
known to be tho oughly sound on revenue mat
tiers will be appointed to the Treasury. As TO
the State department have no idea who viii
have 1t, although, If the power were with me,
think could find man. without going out Of Mas
sachusetts who has talent enough, and knowl-
edge enough, but whether he Is, at tins moment,
SO fresh in the minds Of the people, that lbs APP
pointment would strike the public mind favora-
bly,, may be doubt
Nobody can Wen be Secretary Of State, who
has not fortune, unless he bea bachelor, The
Secretary of State is the head Of the Admins
tration, aud he must have a house, sometimes TO
receive guests ia. lie Is of course necessarily
in daily communication with the Diplomatic corps,
which believe is twice as numerous now, as it
was twenty years ago.
My Dear Sir, you see the spirit Of good whl
which Is manliesting itself here. THIS is the
/ golden opportunity, be assured.
/ The opposition gentlemen are determined, all
/ the conservative part Of them at least, TO give
the administration fair play. Mr. Fillmore Is well
intentoned, and discreet lie will meet with
annoyances, from the rather oyerbearing spirit Of
n certain qi,,nter, but hope he viii stand stiff
+ If he is successful IN forming his administra-
{ ton, verify believe prospect Is before us for a
better state of things than We have enjoyed for
twenty years.
/ 1t is very apparent that 50 the man" who was to
be found " without going out Of Massachusetts,
was not Mr. Webster aud it is certainly strain
ing the point to construe the succeeding para.
graph an invitation by Mr. Webster for pres
ent to himself, when he declared that he "had NJ
idea who would have" the State Department
Unless Mr.. Allen has some other evidence to
produce, he will win no aures in this crusade.
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The Vorldrs Fair FRI Unon is said 10 be
humbug. Had we seen the report, its advertise
ment would no, have been admitted into our col
u.nns.
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The .4busers Of Prmoat. We cut the follow
ing from the Burlington Sentinel. What Is the
Sentinel at 2 Every body knows that the habeas
corpus act was passed men, eon.--there was no
division of the House. Of all the democrats
there not one (either old line coalitionist rails
ed voice against this bill OF course the SEN
tinel can make nothing politically out of the act
Is Mr. Sake trying to see hoo bad he can abuse
his Oien Stuie? Verify we can see no other pur-
pose to be effected by retailing the foul cslumny
Of the Boston Courier. We are shifting two
birds with one stone." Vermonters can now see
tbs language of the Courier, and judge whether
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The Green Mountain Freeman has actually

The Green Mountain Freeman has actually
complimented the Junction Meeting-thus
The Old Line Democrats of Vermont made a
general rally at White River Junction, on the
goth and nominated Gen. Cass for the preslden-
ey. There is one thing to be said IN praise Of
these Old Liners IN Vermont They, unlike the
Wings, pretend to no more on the slave question
than they are willing to live up to, and have thus
far preserved their observation-disclosures.
We know Of no man who has made more po-
ltical professions than Judge Thompson himself
he having belonged to three or four different par
ties within our remembrance. If he has " liyeC
up to them all, we fancy it must have been af
ter the old schoolmaster fashon-by boarding
round The district
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State IN minority. The action of certain men
is apparently based upon their fear of wandering
from the National democracy; but the truth is
they are afraid if the party triumph in the State,
somebody besides themselves may hold an Office
The party which they now call the democratic
party in this State rs as large they want 1t
They desire 10 have it no larger they will have
il no larger if they can prevent IT. And If the
National Democracy succeed in 50 they viii
take all the spoils +! Ieraont Patriot .horch IL.
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Junction Proceedings GaLeI Ira Davis Esq.
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Going Back .9g0in. According to the follow
ing statement. some of the coalition locos have
already gone back 20 the " National Democrats"
The Burlington Sentinel speaks Of the Junction
meeting thus
The meeting was not rally of Old Line
Democrats" nor OF new line democrats, but of
democrats without any afix or prefix to the
word. large number of those present were
persons who have been numbered, heretofore
with the 4" Free democracy" but who in common
with the rest Of he people present, took their
stand upon the broad national Platform now oc-
cupied by the democratic party throughout the
Union.- Burlington Sentinel.
i Junction Proceedings GGusL Ira Davis Esq.
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pursuance oflaw L. MLLARD FILLMoRE, President Of the
United States America hereby deeia and make known
the Stale Of Iowa periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
Al the land office IOWA CITY commencing on Monday inc
Of September disposal Of The public lands STU
Ated IN the ioiowipsnamed townships, va =
North Of the base line peSt Of the nm principal meridian
township seventy nine, OF range twonty-n
townships seventy nine and eighty, o range uhity.
IvWBhips seventy aud eighty, OF range unfy one.
Township eighty -one, ofrange thirty three.
Al the land Office FAIRFIELD commencing on mondal e
henl day OF September Tor the disposal OF e puoe ahds
within the aforementioned townships, TO wit
North of the base line west Of the nm principal meridian.
Township seventy, Of range thirty.
township seventy. ofrange hifty-tMo.
township seventy of tangc thirty three, ,..., :.
AZ the land DUBUQUE, Monday e eghleehu day
Of August fho following tracts, to wit
sfnnnsand In sections seventeen and eyhteeh III
ZION twenty township no OF range nine, west
Of thc ntth principal meridian.
Lands appropriated for the OF schools, military and
ovcrHoWed
made any, which shall be selected
by the State appointed for u
of the public under the ACT enucd h ct
swamp lands within their lm approved September 2s 1880
the sales And locations Tor and bouhues
granted military services
deed tbs United States oH De permitted on any Ms aoous
provided by the entitled IAN act making APP
civil and diplomatic expenses OF government
&c, approved ID March, 1851.
The offering of the lands will be commenced on the days appoint
proceed which they advertised with all
whole shall have been offered and
the sales closed but sale shall be kept open longer a
of the lands Will be admitted
until after expiration OF the two weeks
my of Washington this sixth day OF
May thousand eight hundred and fifty one
r MLLARD FILLMORE.
By the President;
4 It.,r
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CUPERIOR Dnguerreot ypes !-First Premium u.
u field of his operations

CUPERIOR Daguerreot ypes !-First Premium ii. H.
WHTEHURST the field Of his operations over
ground any dagueneotypist in the His galleries
between AZ and 6t streets
No. 207 Baltimore Bamore broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No n Main street, Rchmond Sycamore
street, Petersburg; street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
His finished electro daguerreotypes
extraordinary Improvement insing faithful and highly finished
ik kenesscs II n few seconds.
rotary ground invented by H. Whehurst gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture
than thirty thou
sand pictures annually and have given This
prooof the superiority of his kenesses
W. Of the public generally his elegantly
gallery and fuckers where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding competition in dagnerreopes at the
Fair Maryland Institute, he awarded the first
medal by the judges.
every description copied, and morten
attended TO, Nov 25-dly
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TO CONTRACTORS.
orrlor or CoasIssIosss ey PvsLIo BurLpn

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS oy PuBLIo BUILDINGS,
Washington, June Is, 1851
DROPOSALs VIII he received this Office until O'clock
Friday, eth OF July for grading and paving
Of Seventeenth extending
OF New York The
must be laid bed inches deep OF suitable gravel and
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gravel work 10 be
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October Security
will be required Tor the faithful performance of the work Any sur
earth grading will be deposited al such place within
reasonable distance may be directed.
Persons proposing viii price cubic yard for the
ding nd superficial yard for the paving including gravel and all
materials, WIN EAsBY,
June 26-2aw3w Commissioner Public Building.
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A sTROLOGY.fhc celebrated Or T. W. RoBACK, professor
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AGENCY. Washngton.-The undersigned, late Of the In
III Office offers his
mail contractors generally OF
particularly with the that his removal from ONCE
initiate he has for
In fidelity,
refers 10 hi, OF parties
con o him therein.
All business, nature, the Of
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Ju,y A-df Of Once Department.
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DRIyATE TUrOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good educaon and resided some years In fa is
anxious obtain the position To young per
sons In some private family OF respecabily
character and family connexions can be
given parties of the highest respecaby either IN this country or
In England
Address Alex. Vance, box lo9 office, oswego, New York
MAJ
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United States Patent once,
WAsuINoToN. June Is. l65

.... WAsmNoros, June IS, 1851.
petition of Adams, Cornwall New York,
granted him
moulding and pressing brick for years
the said which takes on the 9th day
OF September, 1851
said be heard at the Patent Office
Tuesday, Cd September 1851 IL O'Clock, and all
notified and show any they have,
why said petition ought to be granted.
opposing the required file in the Patent
objections specifically writing
before of hearing All testimony filed by either
said be taken and transmitted
ofce which will be furnished ap
picalion
Ordeed published the National lneel
gencer Republic and Unon Washington D. C Daily Bee Bos
Tribune New York Albany Register Albany,
Journal Providence, Rhode Island and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
September
&C. WEIGHTMAN,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy and send their
ofiee with paper containing this notice
Iune2 Il
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Sealed and delivered In presence Of
1.-Two Witnesses.
Mar B-dt3l d wts3ep3i
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

Alexandria, Yhsiuia.
modern
Hfron thirty back, including the
hundred and nty feet Everything necessary
has been provided and comfort OF large
family To gentleman holding public "dee in washington city
the following perfect heaIthiness OF
rent living, and the si society II so lib
ers credit will rented viii be moderate
hsd For further particulars apply TO
CHRISTOPHER NEhLE,
M. 10 i.w,f lerandria.
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United states Patent Once.

IN the petition OF Richard INLAY, of Philadelphia
the extension patent granted TO MN ~ sep
mode of supporting bodies
o. oad &c. for from the expiration OF sad
patent, which place september 1851
the said petition be heard At the Patent once on
Monday the LIST day Of September ls5l at ~ o'clock M anu az
why said petition ought not to be granted
required TO he IN e fate
Ofte their obecuon specifically set forth IN wrhng at ea
days before the day oiEearnf All testimony hed Ny
said must be taken ana transmitted
Ia with the rules of the oce which VIII be furnished
Application.
this notice be published IN the ineigencef
sachu Ibune New York Albany Register Albany, New
Providence Joune Providence Rhode Island and Penn
syyana nuuier Philadelphia, Pcnnsyvans, week io
weeks previous 10 The LEI day Of ne
THOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. Editors of the above viii please copy md send the
bills the Patent Ohce with paper containing TINS houee'
LLL.aL 4 ln.xl.
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FORM No. 4.
| STATE of
IT,

STATE
COUNTY
thereby certify, this - day of -, in tic year
- personally came the the wit
insert the of the warrantee and the said
uness being well known duly
sworn me, said he
Wardnee and that he the
person executed within
attorney testimony satisfactory evidence of that
fact the waranfeeJ
acknowledged the said power TO be his act and deed
OEeer's Signaturel
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