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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-18

gary 10 ,ie United States. though hr
nIgu iLuik lhis .us.ihi,. k.s.saih
SAYS lac hall cun,itr 'hr time .,riI
herr rrli;tly lost. mlr~ W. comply
With l,s frqneI.. a,i w,,h-. to- kno~
~ once What Cnngf-- in''.' II 10 do frr
him. III, can,lnr !. erl,,ablr. bat deli
racy would .ccW to dnistr les. hs,rs
IN .ucg sing 10 u. ov dat, in Ibis mat.
ter. 1hr po,-rnm~1 have yntr , the
.airnt already W. can Il, ho,h,ns
more "ilirially. Wit may l." done 10y
lodi, ,Jual.. rrmaiu, D be .yun!
Bot NY letter j. p ra'iln, oui ike
u cucumh"r vine, sii ! must pr"n- ii
np before II grows D,,r iLc wall ui'
prorri-'y.
The Countess &c hpl.frlLt j. Keep
IN. very qui', at ihcNrw York Hotel.
"lhS u tt' VI i'~r farh'i"h' ''"' 'bc
great Magyar, ,h, .clp,eJ by has
glory.
She should have w,ii.d until the sun
had h"gun to d-chlr. before she np-
pcar,d IN our h,a.r>. for Ike the
moon IN broad day lphi. .hr j. scarcely
noticeable. l,ui ~, dnbt ,ir vii! iiaAc
away IN her turn w,.n the ko >ut',
fever hr- IL "A mraur >uhd,r II. -
mrwill forh"ar any further mention ns
the rrnowud l.o a lunt".. until he i,
'air'. out upon our harl-.
New York is putting on her holy.
day d't--. and her pd,, seems To quick
IN III anticipation o. pleasure near at
hand.
The Broadway windows are usually
full of novelties. nov ln X pariicr LARRY
dazzling with their endless variety uI
Christmas inlucrm,ai,. You would
TIN wr cr,ull have no,hin. Ia do for
ihr coming few week but 20 make aud
receive pr, SCENTS.
Ga. Of the chief accomplishments oI
letter writing !, to hpw Al,rn lo end Il
l-ltrr. Aud for fcwrnu may think lhi.
-irr is rn,llr.-. | vii chop it of short
that the end may he N,!cm from blunt.
ness.
Yours wy truly.
OCtIJS.
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No. ~.
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AN ACT il allcra,ion OF ihe Nh
ria las.
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NJ M

AN ACT rritl,,s to corvora'i,na.
n. h r,by ,pnd,d bs III, G.n.,m fp,,nb'y
"f u, M"i' + J"mon', ns j"'iow'
|. Evtrt act creating. contiu-
u,u.. altering. or rrncwin. any cor
,'o,a,,on "r body p'itic, which shall
hereafter be passed by the General
Assembly. ma he altered. amended
or re, calcl. whenever the ,nhic
.ood may require such a',,ra'lon ~
amendment "r REPEAL.
! ,. The term corr lora,hn, ~
u.rt in ,ni- act. shalt be construed to
mclude every a-S"cIat on or JOINT
stock conlanv. having any Of the
powers or Irlvile .es nf cor. o'ations
not possessed by individuals or ! art
he, shI!s.
1. Thi. nc shall take effect from
IT, i.n--p""
\ y,o>ch Nov. ~, 1874.
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laws or SGRMONr,
1851.
FOR OBLIGATION
BY rNt. St.CRErAVY Uf srArE.

No. 80.
AN ACT rrlatln- % associations IN
alll,iou t. c'a ter ci.',t, live OF
the 60 n;ilel stau,e9 0! $50.
his hcreLy '"ac'ri by Ms General
As,rmbty ~ lie Sue ot Iumo"'. us
t"iio~s:
|. Any num'tr of lerson' may
Associate together aad hlec the 10"
ers ot a corporation. under the recn
latinnJ and lr"yi>.oi,s Of chaltc'
c'g t'fve Of the Cum lied StAtnte-
al 1850. emitted 'Uf societies io'
tn SUPPORT Of ii" so!;,cl. and liter
ari and other associations, Tor the
in.'-Ain, ad'il,,o:,ai l'irI osc : I" al
i,ii.cn, widows arl orphn. .! de
ceased ministers ot the G.s'cl.
Approved Novcn' cr 10, 1851.
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No a..
AN ACT rela,ln. 10 vendors Ia

AN ACT rels,lnc 10 vendors lien
on the sale OF real estate.
r.. h~,,ty ,nari,S ~ Tie Gs"sT"' .5'@ MI .
Of N, sn.n "f ir~o", q" johoa'
81. I've yendu, oi real estate
.had lave ~, lpn thereof for any M
,ali purchase n~ue.v. except such
item az ri.ht Az ,hsll he created snl
cvi l~,~ea By deed, executed, nc
.no. led .ci. 1,d tco,'ied, ia tie
-arn. ulnlmcr d. deed. 81 conveyance
o' reai estate s.. rrq'nred tJ' law 70
be.
50, Ihi. :.cr .i,a'! lake effect nom
Ne inr~ne-.
Approved November, -, l7Jl,
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year thereafter AMI the general lt
OF the taxable estate. ~ required IN
the t"cut, eighth .eciion Of sad chap
ter. shall he deposited IL the to,n
clerk. o'hte each year on or before
the hr-t da; cf Nav.
= The notice required to b.
slscn to any Tcrson Who shall be- a..
srs-cI for inoucv on baud or debts
due, Ia section fort three 0f the ci,p
ter tc which this - in addition. .hall
hereafter b. giytn on or before the
hr., da! Of Nav and all grievances
on account ot a.:cs- meats, ana all AZ
peal. either IL the listers az select.
men. NOW prov ici Cor b.. la~. shall
he heard anl determined on or before
the tenth day ol M,y; and the grand
lit shall b, crm2!c,cd for the a..rs-
mcut 1t hi .hsaN. town aud school
6is;,itt tave.. AMI lot ,ca III the town
eIers's oiii e for that Inrro>c on OF
bri,rc the l5,', day OF May.
}. !, the valuation of the real
estate of any town slall be altered
b, the board u. listers prov He'd for IL.
the forty sixth section Of the chni ter
to Which hi. is III ah,i,i,n. cr hy the
cqra!zn. conn / &c If tie lr.is'a
turc Ir,,l'!in, for IN said section. the
value. n. corrected b! Sal | boatl or
committee. si,ll be taken ~ to 'hc
ninrnnt at which it shall be SIT III
the list iJr tnw,, and other take. for
the next succeeding fonr years, in
stead Of the ori .iual appraisal.
J. I. The list for assessment of
state. state school and county taxes,
shah he cnai c,cd hy the un,e slcci
fed hy law and it the amount o,,
which those taxes are to hc assessed
shall any year vary from the auoun'
on which town, Iii .hwav and s,h,I
district t,xcs are assessed, i. shall
be the duty Of the listers 10 lace
the one Ier crntun. named W thr
sixth clause Of the tNcnt, ei ,N sec.
i,, of the CHAPTER to which this j. ia
addition, IN two se,eratc coluuun..
one to hc headed,
'Am,Ant tor toSl, h.,vAJ AL
scnool taxes.
and tho other,
'Amnnnt fyr state and county
taxes:
and ii the ainonnt SILL 10 the same
only one cr'rn. shall be ,equ re-
viii h snail l'e headed.
.AmouE, for io~n. li-hmay, schooI
district ami al other taxes
5 ). II thr 'a,hic, ui any brh'.
or the Clc,k Of ANY corporation with
il. this state shall make TAIL to maxi
the return. to town clerk rf AIRY town
provided fnr in s"c'ion fifty four :"
the char, 70 which TIL, is an alAi
. ton. hv the twcnllrih da, "i Ari!
ia each wear. the bank or corporation
Ia whose en-, io mrnl shil cashier at
clerk shall be cu.a..!. shall be- III
bic to ri ch t"wu. III an action on tn,
case, for all lo>>cs that surh tow
shall suffer II, consequence q! sucl
nc.lcct,
= So. All bank. rsi'ros.i, and 9th
cr cor, ora,im stock. liable to- b. TAX
: ed. ~IaIl he appraised by the lister
and Sc, ia the graz! list at Il, trn
: . l. La, al IN Incl II
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~, a..

AN ACT in addition t. char ptet
ninety 81, "f the CO njAlel statute.
r-lat'n. & iis'ascl -hecr.
hr h,frty ,n.of'd No ~. Gs-.,~ fss,~
b." .' II, Ma" If r,,".st. rs h"rs
\ !. II any sheep, infcc:cl
with thc disease conmonl, called f,o,
rot. shall hereafter lie fcnnd rtr,rntg
AT large. upnu any CO nmon. public
m shaa;. or lane. or land, no, owned
or nccu- rl by the owner cr kcclcr
rf sa,l sheep - disra.cd, ~lthnu this
STATE, through the ici,n't or nc sicc,
"f tie Gamer or keeper thereof. sad
shrcy shall become forfeit u any
,crson az vcrsou. Who shall take up
the same ; aud the owner or oAncr.
"i sail sheep. 50 found rnnuia. a.
barge. shall not hc ent,,lel I, any nc
at law or equity, for the recovery q,
am sheep SO taken up as aio,c.
sal
\. .. ThiS ac, shall take cTc,
Oh the first day q! Nav next.
Approved Nu,. -, 1851.
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No ~

IN .ttT r., saen i.nent II chapter
e, .l,,ecn Il the com 'i,d statutes,
rclalin. 70 srs OF !mprspncd
,dn} ~r..
n. Lsr,.e ,-"rfr@ ~ NJ C'-~rJ .i's,mt y
Of "a, si-i, i =. f~,"-', ., fr'""'
|. The h.s, paIssfaph Of sec
liyn SIR of CHAPTER risir,een Vi the
Com,i.ri statn,rs Is anc'.tsd, - as
10 read as ipiirA,: ii snch rgapsrr,
50 .. ,i.rei /, remove. be sltk ~ as
aLlei. orcolhned IA jn! l.. such town.
s.i es.,i.u, t,v relip,.si w,!i,Jat IN
d.n.srs,y h.s lie. os eosau,i','n1 J"l
breach. the overseer staii lro' ,.is s,f
hs u.sii trnai,ee, or cure, VI tSs
charge u cad to"n /; aud after ne
recovery of s,es ss'snasr, o. hs NJ
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-18

vacarc nt,c ofh'c of ( g,vcnnr and
len'rucn: governor. funn INABILITY
sht,l he ,nca, able of rxc~rri<n: the
'lni" sc ,h.ir rcsprrtivc "i'icc.. the
secret I, of saic shall cxrrc,e III,
iaN-ts SID discharge the duties a.
arrct,aiuin; To the o'fics of sorcnw
un,il the .li,,bi',,, shall BE- rem vel
"a governor OF lieutenant soveuo, be
clrc.ri.
= Til. act shall take cIceI
from it' passage.
Approved Nov. 10. 1851
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II A / Mt l 1.G
aaoWN MCEDocK,

Wonld r-rprc'iull, 'p'orm 'h" cd'r,n' r"
" Rutland aad went, that they have
,,l. She, 80 matn .,p.rt si'-rily OPP. si"
TRINITY Church " h-ir ,hrv r''-rd !" carey
on lin. B.slu-,s al tarris2r S'sn fa'h'hE
also u m-- pa,utng rnd Iiahss "'I ''
pr.nnpil, s'i,-nd. t" md y" ~ ""' 'f. 81
ps,~oc~ IN business feel e""hd'" '" " ",
eau s,sr rnine sAi-iac,'"n aho - "" Nv
Ia Keep hn, .nl"''"'ucrd ""rh'"'" '"n'
b,.t,f nur--I,e. thai 80 can giV" e"'r" NH'-
,.,.c,,,o tn sL VII. eho ,ss Ia give "s Ur'i
PslfoRsg~. ,
H,ss, NIspn,E
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To' the Herald
IIoPg on.

" r. o. h""e on though clou !. 'ooL iars
The 'a's'e 'n,v h'i"s ~ .ttr- it,f.
b"ns on h'rs N retch ,nc, spS,s
oi h"tr n,s ainile ,",,sbs, h.at,
toa" On let NO, ths h-,,d dr,raf
VI eaj IT., faiisri,s .'riss~Av
fr"tn 'tftue'' rsth an l,N beware
Ni'utn hat vich lead, tty feet .sir..'
Hnrs Nh. iope cn Il. svet, t. hprt.
ii.n- sn,it.. ~hen l,fc lout. ,irear 4,d b.scA
Laugh =: 90 i"ttHnc--H,s.t NOPE
It ~,li not tt,us To, ty gone hIcs.
H"''e " tie ,1o ~ NJ. long a7,
lt-h''. i's g!"r,.us Hght - aN.
H"ne on hol,e IN ~hl, ,c, s.. ,na,
Wnh hore .e,ta,d ~:thsu,, We falI'
EtfiNt9 Dec I'm iSji
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". IL.

AZ ACT IN all liu,n 10 aaa IN al.
tera,i"n oi chapter eicify "a the
cuts, asi statutes, relating TO tii.
:rani 1T
H,sk,,bv ,Aurt,i b, a., C~~ys jsst psb' y
II ils .iAi, 81 i,'~est, 90 ts'is@,
/, 1he apr rsisai II real estate
IN the several S,~ss. required 10 be
made by the listers IA the ,"enrv-
,eyeu,h section d the chs,ier W
shieh tLis i, IN ,diitioi. sh,iI be
aais on or before the hn day VI
May, 4 d. 1852, and % or befars
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NV YoNk, Dec. l3h, 1881

Mr. Enron:
Oar c,iy i. al in ii Z. al out Kos.
,u'h. This iarr"ns atural for the
great man j. here making ,h,. ll,r cen.
ire fr"m which >r,iny th, nul'i'ud" "f
sympathy that privaIr- and the 'hunl.
-r- "f applause , at echo. through our
land. The ,,it,e 1T the distinguished
Magyar on Saturday lat. was super
'ali,"'y grand. ] wa- particularly i'm.
pressed with the resemblance it bore tn
the ldca had formed "f iru,.pllal
return ri some uf the old EmI"r,r, to
Rome, after great conquest. Fr.t
came u most brilliant di. lay of horse,
infantry and artillery. Their hami,"m-
uniforms, the gli.l,ulny Of well ,nli,l,r'l
vrai,on., the soul -,ir ing niii.lc mingled
with ia" gathering of the horses huuf.
"i the ravrmrn,s. all c'nhncd To send
u patriotic thrill through one, ,-ins.--
!! male him feel tla, this vas not all Il
mrrc passing show, but that there were
men who could do good execution IN
lime nt need Then came the mighty
cham ,,,on nf Freedoms himself immr-
diaitly preceded 10y III, aid. aud one
or .wo olhrr fine lonkin. Hungarian
officers. lie rode ~ an open baiuuclr
dawn 10y cigh, .Iy li,h la,.. handsome
/ " caparl.onrd He stood erect. .mil-
in: and L"ning lis graceful mkn"wI-
/ <ls~mrui. to iir throngins multitude.
I Around and behind him crowded tie
ho,>r.rru, ra"!r. wiih uw"rnci sw"sily
faces. aud 80 classify wrr they packed,
inai >"u could walk upon ,h.I~ head. a
.asi, IA upon Tie ra,rn-,i-. aud vi h
- much softer fonr". !, wa, - very
lair representation NJ the irlumpl,tI pro.
cr,,ion ui nn old Roman Corqurroi --
You had only to Imt.in- the defeat, d
victirn. chained h,.l ind Iii. car. !" max II
The sccnc cumplrir---h"~ did 'hi> re-
qHir- - very gr'a' a s.rtlc't ot ill'
Imagination. for - g'"a' Wa. ia" EN-
thn-ia,m. lal one could almost hrii,,c,
,ha, the Hungarian lI,.,o had over.
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r ,lGaiNa! bahUalSs .

Tn. .uhecriher - selling II h. '"''fe ST
.,.Osr r,ND LESS to CLOG ~ ilr ,,;t., .l,,,+ :
hn,Ir M, ,t.ek my he ~ y
cor ron .rd SIX MAXI NM :
Al rIN- BhoV Iorii> md & N>s'hf" ~
rtsr, NJ, p.t ,iN~, rki\i-, g. &c,
me- general s.."rrnc.i al "'''' -,
u,r..,,. al - sA,eh ~ nse'ed At "9 ''''
sal ms.i b sd. ~, n puncIoR
,Es.t,e Rntlanl, Nov. IL i
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l{oOts! Boots !

ooa,gl.E soLED Coz H'<s .@1 NT
UD,.,s. u : al. s.ass~ s.'Ls s@h ans
b.. s.oas. 100 asy 'se@''ra SAD
vos saLG Low vos cAs"
.,,. .L,as,Eressns . eorest OF "r'' y
s@a CuARLEs PAGE
Os, n, ieSl
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y, 4

M ACT ,eIs ins to tie ohsce'
Of u .yenn, aud li.a'~n'n' G"seir'r
D. A-,sk. .s.n,S " sbs d.ss,% .sssf'-s-' ,
q u. seHsr eJ iF~ssf. - JsI~ss
s. ]. NhsSevsT, ioom any
cause whatever, there sls.l be sIy
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charge from such hn7,r,.crmen, .Aa
e,a'c han =, ~ removed u~kr s,s t,
c'l~r.
Approved Nv. ~ 1851.
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NHW asDODS.

q the Star. a., do,rs .i'rh 81 tie Court
H,.se, Easi s,ae Of t'a"A''" square
uU;r r-c.,v'ia r'nrtol assortment "'
- ka.ti;tu, t. tlIih, ,frrnch and GrIman
UY GOODS. GpO.'EaiES, CROCK
ERT AND itARDN Ahb,
vh,ch VII be .,al cly.,p for approved Cred
=, ., m,,t kna. uf { ,untt, Produce and
vrf, much cl,-,u,r Ia, c,,r,wi'h"ui trspct
4, ,n.r.,n.-in.idvrs and OUTSIDERS e. the ftS
Nu.d asS Bsrbarrans all the sa,0r.
y. l. Robbins.
Rutia nd Nav Sil
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IrescO Painting.
IodN sN AN,

e,,e..,.n.l nnea'isI oi 'h"t'h"', -,
p,'v.,, ,....~s.n~s m al the .TdrT' ''
a. a,,n,,rs,,.i~. saer,cs Ari.,. emP'',-S, ''
g.. q, = I us,e',~. ~.iI. ii-'"d $" 49,
.,".ae ysrx T. VI hrs.''"e"' ''''"
erId Nsss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06
Albany and Rutland Railroad.

Correspondence of The ". Y. Daity Tins
ALBANY, MONDAY, Oct. 20, 1851
A conirac, has been concluded and exc
culed between the Albany Northern Rail
road Company aud the Rutland g. Wash
ingion Railroad Company, by which the
line from this city 10 Rutland Is associated
as a Common interest, aud contract for
the construction OF the road of the first nam
ed Company has also been made, which Sc.
cures the completion of the road from Al
bany 10 Cahoes by the 10th June next. aud
TO Eagle Bridge by the Isl January, 1852
Tbe road from Eagle Bridge to Rutland IS
now far advanced, and will be flushed be-
fore the portion between Cohoes and Eagle
Bridge. This line comprises three seper-
ate companies, the Rutland & Washington.
from Rutland, W., TO Salem, n. Y. 40 mn.
les--,he Troy g. Rutland. from salem TO
Eagle Bridge, 10 miles. las has been
leased BY the Rutland a. WASH. o,on co.
the duration Of lis charler-and the .Iban,
Northern. from Eagle Bridge TO Albany, q
miles. This improvement is the most i'm
porlant 10 the Interests Of Albany Of an
that has been entered upon since the con
slfuction Of the Erie and Champlsin can
mails
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

MIR Riddle the American Commissioner
TO the Great Fair. has written home a letter
| to Mr. Secretary Kennedy, in which he says
'thnt as the show draws near to close, the
interest increases that the American de-
partment attracts more and more attention,
that our countrymen will not only reap
rich reward in medals, but in sales; our
agricultural implements are all sold, and or
ders given for more the greater part oi our
machinery sold, as well a. a large number
of patent rights the principal part OF the
carriages disposed of, aud many sales oi
other property made Mr. Riddle says he
is busy ia adopting system for repacking
of the goods which are to 90 back, and for
the delivery of those which are sold. OF
DR. Black, Of Kentucky, whose assiduous at
iention (as JUROR to the interest of our
contributors has been OF the utmost value,
Mr. r. speaks highly. BY tie bye, we see
it stated that the work Of removing the
Crystal palace from its position in Hyde
/ Park has already commenced. 1t Is to be
reconstructed in the new Batiersea Park
about miles from It's present location
where it will be used as a winter garden. -
The weight of iron of which 1t IS composed
is -four thousand tons, aud the quantity @
glass used is S06, 600 superficial feet. The
total cubic contents Of the building are thir
ty-three million feet The space which i
occupied viii be marked, after its removal
by four granite monuments, placed at points
indicating the position Of tie angles Of ih'
+, building.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06
Kossuth.

The London Times has a column or two
of studied vltuperallon m kossuth; and
the Leader intmates that the article was
written 10y some one connected with the
government The English officials are
getting afraid Of the excitement among the
people From the fact that 40 account OF
Kossuth or the Mississippi had been receiy-
ed in England up to the 10Th inst, we may
entertain hope that he is on his way direct
to this country, A correspondent, Of the
New York Express, writing from on board
the U. 5. steamship Mississippi, says Of
Kossulh:
lie yesterday remarked to me | hope
the American people do not do me this great
honor merely from motives of humanity
because am an exile aud prisoner; others
have been prisoners, and as unfortunate as
myself, but hope they recognizes ia me
the representative OF great principle, for
which have periled fortune. life aud coun-
try He seems particularly anxious on this
point. | can hardly tell you what great
interest this man awakens in all of us.
never met man who possessed greater
fund of general knowledge, and who wouc
with so little apparent effort, completely car
~ YOU away WIN nun uulii you lctI al ms
own enthusiasm. His conversational pow
ers are extraordinary, his ideas always par
take of the sublime, aud after ordinary
conversation you frequently feel those emo
tons which are usual after hsenlng To loft
eloquence."
A correspondent of the Traveller, who
writes under date OF Smyrna, SeplembcI
l6lh. says that the Captain OF the MissIssip
pl told him. that when kossutli stepped on
board be made beautiful agd affecting adj
dress, aud when the officers aud men return.
ed three hearty cheers ia reply, there was
not day eye among them all. The writer
further says;
Madame kossu,h is interesting in her
manners, and has, still more THAI her hus-
band, the expression of deep sadness and
affection. Several of the other officers
have their wives aud children with them
asked kossulh i"r his autograph, which he
readily gave me, aud The following is a copy
OF what he wrote
"This is the first signature Of my hum
BILE name which write since free again by
the generous protection OF the United States,
that pillar OF freedom aud ASYLUM 10 CD.
pressed humanity. May your son ever be
like those high-minded men, whom feel
proud 20 call my protectors On board the
U. 5. Steam Frlgale Mississippi, the l3lh
September, 1851.
LEWIS kOSSUTH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Lar lindtcaiedM Syracuse. cores
pondent at Syracuse writes us that the peo-
pie of that city arc waking up to the vindi-
cation Of the laws, and do not mean that the
ordinance for sayc-catchng shall alone run
aud be glorifed in their vicinity. He says
The ant-Gambling, the License, and the
Usury Laws must be sustained and vIndca-
ted. Certain citizens, who have beeu loud
est for the enforcement of the Fugitive
Slave Law, are Violating these statutes eve
ry day Besides, it is determined to enforce
the law against kdnappers. | have seen a
letter from AN Influential and very wealthy
citizen, proposing to share IN the expense
of prosecuting every participant IN the ar
rest Of Jerry who acted without authority.
So YOU see the LAW is about to be vindlca-
ted IN Syracuse What glorious time l.
coming for the lawyers - Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Barnum on Politics and H0ral;- Biru-
um gave temperance address before the
members Of the Legislature and others du-
ring the recent legislative session "a Hart
ford, IN the course of which he defined his
position as follows -
For my own part, ! am Loco Foco a
regular out-and-outcr, aud SO strong are nay
political preferences, that 1t is quite possI-
bic should vote for the devil, IN preference
to Wing, if it should be proved that Old
llorney' was a Dcmocral-bn when the
question comes which to eject 20 office, a
drunken Democrat or sober WING,
should adopt this course ou the pi,iu ground
tina, The drunken Official, allho' democrat,
is worse than the devil.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

affairs IN Washington ~ me Washing
ton correspondent Of 1is .,Orfh fmcicm
communicates the following intelligence:
There is no reliable intelligence here an
thhorIzng the opinion that q Special MIN
lister has been appointed from either France
or Spain IN relation TO Cuban allllrs
A communication was recently addressed
10 our Government by Lord PaIuerston, re-
speeding expeoi,ions fitted out in he Unled
States against Cuba in violation of the spirit
of treaty stpulatIons but II was answered in
a digniied and truly American paper by
Mr. Criuenden, Acting Secretary OF State,
who minated. IN very plain terms, that
England had better occupy herself with her
own aliirs-meaninI, ~ downright vernac-
ular, mad her own business. Tins reply
will probably prevent all European iulerier-
ence, or at all events, viii warn hose pow
ers what may be expected should they ob-
lrude ~ our CONCERNS The document does
Mr. Critenden aud the Administration great
credit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06

Geo. w. Barker and Richard Hoes have
the contract, for constructing the road from
Albany TO Eagle Bridge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-11-06
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