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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29
Essex County Wing Convention.

The Wings eff Essex County met at Lunen-
burg on the 18Th of July inst, and were perna-
ncntIy organized by the appointment of
President
r. G.. BENTON.
lice Presidents
Joav MoBsE,
SrlrnrN a. Foss
Secretaries.
Wu II. lARrsHoRN,
ions $. CHARM
Messrs. David Hibbard Jonah Brooks. j. p.
Dennison, Amos Rosebrooks and Samuel Den
nett, were appointed Committee on Rosou-
tons.
On motion, committee oftwo from each town
were appointed to present list Of candidates for
Senator and County Officers, who subsequently,
reported as follows:
For Senator, W3L 3. MAY;
s Sl'1yts E fll ra' Asst Judges
REuBEN C. BrvroN. States Attorney:
HARVEY JUDEvNE, Sheriff
r. w. FREEMAN, Judge Probate;
MmroN CcrLER, High BalifT.
The report was accepted and unanimously a.
dopted by the Convention.
Mr.. Benton, after grateful acknowledgment
for The manifestations Of the confidence Of his
Wing friends in his behalf on this and other
occasions, respectfully declined the nomination
rendered him.
On motion, Ommel Crawford, William Morse
and Levi Howe were appointed Committee to
oil such vacancies as may occur in the nomina-
tons this day made
Mr.. Brooks from the Committee on Resolu-
lions presented series of resolutons relative to
the tariff and other kindred subjects. and also
one approving the nominations of the late Wing
Convention at Baltimore, which after being dis
cussed were unanimously adopted
The Convention was ably addressed by Dr.
Sargent Of Lawrence, Mass. The Speaker in
alluson to the doings Of the Wing National Con
yention, after expressing his preference for Dam
lel Webster frankly acknowledged that under
existing circumstances he rejoced that General
Scott had been selected to lead US in the coming
campaign
Inc Convention was also addressed by Messrs
bennett, Brooks, Benton. J. S. Clark, Preston
May, John Morse and others. In discussing the
merits Of diferint and opposing candidates some
OF the speakers gave MS a new edition of 1919
ana no one seemed in any danger of falling or
" ianung"
Messrs J. S. Clark, John Dewey, John Brooks,
X. C.. Benton and J. p. Dennison. were annoipt-
ed delegates to the district Convention, to be
held at Johnson, July %
Messrs VIM. IL. IIartshom, Preston May, and
j. Morse, were appointed a County committee.
Alter unanimous adoption Of resolution in ia
yor OF the nominees and pledging them its sup
port the convention adjourned sine die
WV WV Il; HaAHrsHoRN, Secretaries
Lunenburg, July II, 1852.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29

IL The Montreal Herald says hundreds of
persons who never saw Montreal. or have seen II
only at distance, or have resided in part far
from the scene Of our recent disaster. will prob
ably perambulate Canada, and some parts of the
United States, representing themselves TO be
distressed fire sufferers from our city. Now.
each one Of these is an auant imposition and
should be treated as such, for here is abundant
relief for all who ask, provided they are actual
sufferers. We will thank newspapers at dis
lance 10 notice this.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29
ARAD STEBBINS. Pr,s;d

non Henry w. Hilliard Of Alabama, former
~ member of Congress, has written letter
strongly IN favor Of Scott and Graham.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29

ONO We continue to receive good tidings
IRON tins State The Scott and Graham ratlf-
cation meeting at Rayenna, Portage county. was
presided over by Hon. Darius Lyman, tWhig
candidate for Governor in 1852, who supported
Van Buren, in l3is,) but is now warmly for the
Peoples cane idate. Among the speakers was
the Hon. ID. r. lllden, wing member of Con-
gress IN 1913, also Van Buren, Free Soier in
a. and now straight out for Scott and Graham.
v ne w es'ern Reserve, which went strong for
Van Buren,, will certainly give Scott ond Ora.
ham majority, and we trust an old fashioned
one.-.hldS
washington, July 22.-Hon. J. p. Kennedy
Novy. VI u'e
Arrangements have been fully consummated
oy which line of ocean steamers is established
between Portland Liverpool, in connection with
the Portland and Montreal Railroad commenc
ing IN tie autumn Of 1853, IN ieason for the fan
and winter business
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29

Raihr too Lde.-Tha last Patriot has let
ter, purporing to have come all the way from
Florida, telling us how cold the Wings in that
region are, as to Scott. Unfortunately, the tel
egraph brought news. day or two ahead Of the
Patriot, that the Wings Of Florida have met in
State Convention and ratified the nomination Of
Scorr & GRAuAN.
The Washington Union publishes a list of
seventeen ring members of Congress who wont
support Scott, and the Vermont Patriot quotes it
The list comprises the ten Union party" slayo-
Gratis, and fee Free Soilers. Deduct these and
the list is reduced these aud the list reduced to
the enormous number Of i'co and as an offset,
Tilden, Howe and Tuck who were elected as
Free Soiiers two Of whom arc included in the
Globes list,) are tor Scott. Net Scott gain-one.
Let the Globe go ahead.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29

o. The Wings of st. Adams are to have a
Scott Club"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-07-29

President,
ARAD STEBBINS.
Vice Presidents,
c. w. AIerR, StrafTord,
w W. INGALLS,, Brookfeld.
Secretaries,
WH IluronlNsos, Randolph,
EnzUR SourHwoKrH, Bradford,
$. T. FRARY StraiIord.
The report was accepted and unanimously a
dopted, when the Convention adjourned to meet
again at half past one O'clock.
AFTERNOON.
The Convention was called to order by the
President, and while the committee were prepar-
ing to report, Joel Bass Esq, of Williamstown,
entertained the convention a short time with one
Of his inimitoble. sound, and common sense
speeches.
The committee on nominations reported the
following ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
mo PaREN TS.-if YOU have q boy
THE BANCROFT INSrITUTE-A
Daneine Grbools.
DODW DRIFTS DANCIN

A DODW ORTH'S DANCING
N. ACADEMY. No so6 Broadway, next 60 0rses
Church will open for the ensuing ssssoa, on WEOSc6
nay October st2yP for ladies' at 81 Tor Chtdcsa.
and al for Gentlemen For Terms &e Gard II Terms
II "a with feelings Of than usus ptlde and sscss
op thai announce the commencement OF the Cl>sss W
Ibis seasou Having TO the nee building jus
srected expressly S this pupose, can nov Oder for toe
us- OF nv pupils The giant convenient and compss
sssabl.bent erected IN this city The experience II
many years enshlns kpow aad Prosids TOT evev vs
ip the fullest msnner ny Intention 10 make this wha
such an estsbishment shoud be- phase for mental sud
uhycsl improvement connected with innocent and bens-
Sc.I recreation and IL will DO my particular maks
every conduce the good department and I'm
proyeuept Of all may be placed under my charge
The Glasses Gentlemen will DO arranged entirely
new system which will greatly facilitate the proCcs. s.e
add very much the convenience OF the pupils sus - To-
much space would be taken by describing the system here
Al. crcu ar Il ed furnishing dssxpoa
of the new method and It's sdvantases
All the Dances Of she present and former sesso -
be introduced
Private soirees fer pupils osly, semi monthly.
The Academy remarkably fortusae In beins sooeslots
rom nearly all psrts OF the CT BY stages or railroad
Shere are thirteen lines which directly In
mont OF the within two. three Of
and have also been made % run stages from
East Broadway Madden st. and that neshoorbo' dresY
10 the Academy thus aordins the patrons In tst Pea
equal facilities with the other portions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
CAMUEL M. ENSIGN'S CONNER

~ GAL and AGRlCULTURAL INSTITUTE, Itch.
held 30 Parma Conn-Terms $50 per yea, Nmbsr lin
lied 70 heen- No day pupils received Refeenoes by pog
mi.ioa-J.esb A. westsrvslt Esq George Nesbtt Esq
=, rs.rcs Ess John ssxton, Esq- William Forssy Esg
ksq. New Yori Oscar Johnspn Esl- William Burdon
Esq, GreenlsaE Esi Nh c; Hsrmso, Brooklyn Per.
soma wishing interview viii address the PnGea q the
EsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
THO CARTMEN and OTHER ;-For

II sae, mail house IN good lsishbsrhood 100 Wa
u u ca ths nor,b nds, between oh and TIN
Ties passage 70 he resr o. which q shad saaI, -
vs,b. a'o ss,sSs Yrics FOR hause sai lot % 90 lsoi
- D 3HHpHE RO M Il Wal ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
1.-TWO HOUSES and THREE LOTS

For Sale or to Let soth-S sstween-d and oi-svs
.seb coctsiuing Rooms or the one doase eontsnTs
Rooms .Fprosc- ana ten Reg that has BEEN tried two
votsr, sutf spring Of Watsr carried 70 tue hcnso
or Croton Water be hsd very easy Cell1 usen vac
whole Sewer . carry OF the water 'ns GROUND n5ly
,lt'vs,sd Yer tsrn. which will be m,de evy. sppy 70
pEXTERS BROTHER, Nc. IS Amt, up stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
&10O0 WANTED, to find per-

1pxs OF oasins O. ee Dor ssnrm Such On Opportunity
sn In a established bupess Satisfactory evidence OF
4bisa vir b Cyss spon Interview. Address MARTIN.
stksao Ofkee, vita mama. ke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
DAVENSWOOD INSTITUTE for

IL YOUNG LADIES, Log Islsnd-Ms. w. JONES
receives twenty pupils, whom che thoroughly nsacs in
the solid well ornamental branches of Edrcation Hef
resdence healthy and eommodious seat on RaveRsxood
Hshs which overhsus the East River The grounds are
shundanty spacious FOR exercise and aH I'd the bess con
ysDenees for bathing Especial attention q psid TO
Music French and Dswse al hey Teachers being reddens
in Der family Terms 500 year. without extrs charge and
mailed TO any address request by letter sbove
visit may Be made In 20 inmates BY steamboat Ravens
wood from Peck alp Of and dsiIv aad By stage every
fs minutes from Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn fhres
siesto be hlled neIt term, ing Noyembesl I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
1,,o N.Nup.cuRER,-FOaS SALE

I ar 90 LET n FAVORABLE TEEaS J.n: d.
.S-.e am Foundry. Wharf store. STOP soe 800
30. rtu.ec N Gu srd. Connecticut soou. ~, -,
"a r-rm New York TIE chino siop 10 -. !. -
a. :. ana two 10 reI h=h with .Ssns = istnst
81 al psnes p-es dii!is VITA 's' Of 20 horse
% ssr s.o souody ~ Get s"s .iia sspo isots ar
p,tfe,n, Of al kir5s the whoIs H5Asa a.. rts Of
n,,es satss Vss-b With coal sad hoa .saa s1 81,
erso.. within 70 Of the d0os me Man.
|r',.nx AM rarty wishing 10 buy or rea' ,o
1917 r,pose. sill dad this % Be the most eieno,s Ia
.O s-. ~ sAxI7EL JOHNSON Geif nd Soon. Asea'
~. p,oprie,pr.: JOHN STEPHENS N. z7th.st IN
Az, rew-yotk; q. J: '. LoOhis' Esd insuisASs "
nes No a. W slLst NeE-loTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09

VIyANTED-A HOUSE in the lower
" n.r, Of IN. city. sor privat. os;uPsnsy AppJto
NJ, LENT Nc as BHsswsy
VT7ANTED-A Furnished House IN
w the upper part Of Ne r-YOrk. Ater9s' box !'S7
" /. Pog-Ofhce.
WANTED-stable Room IN =. .a ..s r., n' o.
10 ..s 70, be Writer Apply 70 J. n. lUChsI, NJ 80
N.fl Inrtor- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
.ANRJNG and WALTZIN1, at Mont.

LANNAY would inform her patrons and ths rsddeats u
Brovbyp that abe will reopen her School on wednesday
Oct IS Days Of Instruction Wednesdays and Saturdays
comm sncins ct O'Clock The fret Soiree will t.ks plsse
on Friday. Nov 60 the suc,esdns soreos on tho thse
Friday Of each month during the Schools and fam
ilss attended 10 New-York or Brooklyn.
Communications addressed IN Mrs Lannay, Montague
FALL spohlyn will meet with prompt attention
deaynes School OF Grand and Groeness, will b
r-,i pnned ON Monday Oct Is. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
THOR SALTWATER PRIVILEGE.

60 acres OF Land, situate in the town Of ahpsoeef
butches County. II miles souhwardy nom tne vase .,
Hudson River Railroad two miles Upon the prenise'
se excellent mill s;es with fa OF water on sFest voc
sever fr several large mis factories The land good
nd vel-timbered. This desirable property nas nos
bsr.tofors been offered TO the publc Inquire Of GAN
RETTsON Rhinsbeek, or OF FRANCIS r. 0AAREff-
BON No g John At Nev-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-09
NOR SALE.-A Farm containing l6O

acres, lO0 improved) and in good cultivation Ins
land IL smooth we'll wattred and sssny atas'ed wnere
cash home market may be had for all kinds Of pioaESs
premises are Necessary buildings and good ocnard r'0'
$500 ..A ..,.~v br,lsinr,
Also 81 scres Of good land go improved IN the C,unty 2,
"A splendid water power Price 81 500 ,uI
,.y,rsl hundred acres Of unmproved lands VIII be
Of The sboye lands excepting the 90 scre are In tbs
County OF Sullivan snd adj.ceat to plsns rosd mns
daily Communication with hew-fors CITY o{ sAse saa
r.iiosd Title indisputsbe. Terms easy. For futher
particulars inquire Of .,, 49,, ,.