Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-09-30

Altnia. Ia, on saturday morning, Hon. Il. /.
Charlton President. a Committee Of l3 was
appointed 20 report business, and made report
which was adopted. with few dissenting voices.
condemning the policy of the Southern Rights
wing OF thc party. ia refusing TO compromise on
The electoral ticket, The report also opposes
tie nomination of another ticket. Capt. Wof.
ford presented a minority report. in favor of a
new electoral ticket, winch was voted down all
most unanimously
SigHs IA ohio. Cincinnati papers of Satur.
day week contain accounts Of an attempted
Pierce and King rally in the 10Th ward of
that city the evening previous. Two leading
democrats, were successfully called 70 the
chair, but each one respectively declined, stating
that although they were sound Democrats, they
uto1ded 10 cote Tor Scott and Graham
4 Soldiers Glaiiuie.-'rhe writer Of The fol-
lowlng,as We stated on publishing former letter,
has hitherto been q member OF the Democratic
party, but IN that pary Gen. Scott stands in but
little need Of true friends. Hundreds and thou
sanls Of them are ready to attest his worthand to
prove their gratitude and affection for him.
Washington Telegraph.
SiR-lnmy last communication % Won spoke
of an incident that occurred on the slope OF the
hlll AZ terro GoTdo. We started for Jalapa that
same evening, and in the course Of day or
two the sick belonging to our company and reg.
iment came 10 Jaapa.
It was my duty Gas often as any other duties
would let mel TO 60 and see the sick IN hosnital.
OMEN when there did see Gen. Scott. with one
or other OF his aids, making the most minute I'M
qulres into the state Of health and nature of the
wounds Oft different non commissioned officers
and pryates. Upon such occasions of Kindness
and mercy, his manners We're those of a father.
tender and kind hearted. To those who were
distressed m mind as well MS body. he would al
ways have some kind and good remark TO make.
Ills NslH upon such occasions were Of necessity
short but, though short, always sw Get 20 The noor
soldier That tall, erect, dirnifed. and GOOD
commander could and did uubend the renersl
and stoop and place himself by the bedside Of
the humblest Of men under his command. have
been m the army many years aud Of all the GEN
erals that | ever served undor TOR all the ouaI.
tes mat adorn or make MAN-giyo me Gen. WIN
field Scott.
Gen. SCOTS Progress Uesicard.-We are in.
formed says the Pittsburg Journal. by one of our
citizens who accompanied Gen Scott as far as
Salem Ohio that the excitement alone The line
OF The railroad was most intense. At every sta
ton house there was such a crowd that IT seem
ed as II the whole popuiat had left their homes
10 greet the veteran whose name they have so
long delighted TO honor. At several points tho
citizens had appointed one of their number IN
convey 10 Gen. Scott their expressions of wei.
come. At Salem, the crowd was immense. and
there seemed to be no limit to the enthusiasm of
the people.
0F7The following beautiful sentiment was
uttered by Gen. Scott No man holding such
feelings can be I" a merceaaTy soldier . II have
served the Union for forty old years, aud feel
myself citizen Of every part of il; and what.
ever OF lite and strength | may have, shall be
devoted TO rs preservation"
The Cieuiand Herald Of the ODD inst. s,ates
that +. G. McKie, of Troy was robbed that dsv
at the Weddell Honse q SIS 900. which he haa
with him, ior the purpose of buying wool lie
oilers reward Of $1,000 for the recovery of tbe
money.
It IS stated that while every railroad in Yer
mont has involved the stockholders in heavy los.
ses, the stock not being worth more than 20 or
% cents on dollar, yet the real estate in the
state has risen IN value more than the whole
cost OF the railroads, because Of the ready ac
cess to the city markets, and the stimuli 10 the
enterprise Of producers.