The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-10-01

an dgricul'urisl there, but could have told
him, that tie Grass Crop Of this State is an
nually worth three timas the Cotton Crop OF
any Southern State; that Inc Potato Crop,
IN an average year, affords rs much employ
monI as, and equals in value, the Cotton
| Crop; while the Corn Cron donbes it.
Moreover the creates, attractions during
The Fair, and round which crowds were ever
thronging, were the new Flax Machines
But, on this interesting topic, the dapper lit.
tie Senator was dumb. Tobacco, Rice. and
even Sugar, together with hint 10 Fillbus-
tiers, that the Douglas dynasty would look
compldcenly "on the Annexation Of more
Sugar growing States" were among the I'M
portant topics Of this discourse. All these
products Of the South were brought proui>
ncntly forward but the possibility Of the
introduction Of Flax, &c another "s.apc"
aud rival to the " Douglas staple" was
strangely ignored.
The llunkers and Barn ners, heres
abouis, arc striving dcspcrac, to h.rmon.
izc; but, unless some rrovidcnnal event, Of
sufficient Importance to bring thcm al $50 to
tho scratch, turns up, between this and No
vemhcr do not see loc larmouy can be
restored to thtir ranks The course pur-
sued by Dr. Brandrclh, and liz coadmior..
20 ,'O "''" i''''' u 'N" "'''- '.'u' ~ '"'''D
ei 'e parry leaders, 10 ie"t advantage, 10
! certain quar- 'e'Si nut U:oflHnalv'Y LOT the
Locolocos, some Of their leaders always MAN.
age. somehow or other, to undo, one week
what the other leaders did, the week pre-
vious. But DIR. Brandreth, like his pills, a.
ways noes through with whatever lie Under
takes; no matter how desperate the case, he
generally SETS things right IS far as he j.
. concerned. Money is a nplcut element In
, party man"0F'es ana lne Doctor has lo''
OF 1t ON hand ana IS al the tlme getting
J more out no. "lths an'inS ms hra.n2 pow,
"rs anu MS u',.i''',e" SuPly u e'', 'ic WIZ
D unu II ','''''G'' "l' mr. ~ Po,"y ,n'
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l"e H.'"N P.g'Su'" Ce"' YESTERDAY
o LOT i'a',m a ION ''eeHns at , eu'u,anI tl",'
on neNi Hul ''"! htS'"' -NoOu' ~ oO'o *
O every po"u,''h oil l"e party was upon '"'
Jos-'rol' ho' ha,'Ns ''"e 9pp"G"'y 10 sica'
0 10 any one lo""'"s c'o'N' e'ery 'u'n4
o appe"eu 10 "e "'I"''SV'' AN" ul"'''.S "a,'
qmc'er i'oNi Dn' I" was only Tue qu'c' una
0 pree'de' "a thuhaer storm Aoout 30 CLOCK
q nouc.s were sent 'ouhl 10 every committee
man 10 repair .or'nw''n 20 ! ammnny' 10
10 s'c'e' SERVICE as It was "s'oyereu 'nA'
,'A''nE inc ""Y' "ei. ORGANISER PAM MAJ
10 "etn So.'e" up 10 N'v" up sh.nny III Ill.,
o'u "iswam, , anu IrJ'..' H'cAI ,r, non"
% hn''o" LOT 3'"'t f'ha'neer' ne ro"So
Ppe.'' was N'" 'lc 'lee.'ua ma 10 ne i'
30 on ~ ~ oI1e' 10 give 'lme 20 Ih9 lo!''l'l
'"'y 'I.e', lo''gs. anu pu' me noHl''a'io
trouAn. IN 'rue ~. uhl"ni.ns $! le, l s,' i'
All ,N's' '''re WIFI ne war 10 inc Nol'c
20 declared on hnfs'aY evening
10 IN tnl'y evening meeting Oh T.,
trends OF COLONIZATION was I ,I, IN rev u
w 0pF."7 v"u',". Anso" " "c'l j h''l'' o.