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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
Meeting in Honor of Henry Clay, at
Huntsville.

At a meeting of the citizens of Randolph
county, held in Huntsville, on the 18th day
of July 1852, in consequence of the death
of Henry CLAY. On motion DIR. VIM.
Fort was called 10 the Chair and Thos. B.
Reed appointed Secretary.
On motion of Thomas B. Reed, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were unan-
imously adopted
WHEREAS, the mournful intelligence has
reached us that HESRy CLAY, the Amer
lean Patriot, Orator and Statesman has
departed this life, therefore be it
Resolved, LIST. That the citizens of Ran
dolph county, irrespective of party, are re-
quested to meet in mass in the Methodist
church at Huntsville, on the fourth Monday
in July, 1862, as tribute of respect to the
memory of the ilustrious deceased.
I'd. That a committee of nine be appointed
BY the Chair to draft resolutions expressive
of the feelings of this community on the
intelligence of the death of HENRY CLAY.
and to elect speakers to address the citi-
zens of the mass meeting adverted to-
Thos. B. Reed, G. H. Burckhartt, D. c.
Garth, Henry Austin, Thomas ]. Samuel,
Fl. M. Tinsley, John H. Miller, N. B.
Coates and VIM. A. Wight were appointed
said committee.
On motion of G. II. Burckhartt, Esq, the
following gentlemen were appointed com.
mittee Of arrangements, Jno. G. McCamp.
bell, G. b. Cameron, j. P. Horner and Nea
Murphy, Sen.
On motion, it was ordered that the pro
ceeding of this meeting be signed by tn,
President and Secretary, and forwarded t,
the Times and Banner at Glasgow, for pub
LEGATION.
WM Font D.o,,t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

JAMES S. GREEN DELIVERED TO BE SHOT.
The word has been passed along the line
that Green is to be turned over to his fate.
He has made himself great by his abuse of
Benton and his friends and Benton and his
friends are resolved that he shall look to his
political household of 'malignants" for votes
to send him TO Congress.
Green has set his heart on Benton's seat
in Missouri. But Benton votes cannot be
had to kill off Benton. Mr.. Green, you are
''done brown News.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

A GRAND ScoTT RALLY.-An eloquent
call has been issued by wing committee at
Buffalo for the people of Western New York,
Western Pennsylvania, Northern Ohio, the
Lake regions generally, and indeed the
whole United States, to assemble at Niagara
Falls on the 9th of the present month, the
anniversary of the battle of Niagara, to rati-
fy the nomination of Scott and Graham
There is no doubt that a tremendous throng
will unite in the ratification, and that shouts
will go up loud enough to drown even the
mighty roar of the cataract.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
The Jackson Resolutions.

The Antics in this county are striving to
get up clamor about the Jackson resolu-
tions, and express great establishment that
the wings are not in favor of them. That
is very cool, indeed. Did not the wings ev-
erywhcre as in the Legislature, oppose
them, the session they were adopted? They
presented counter report, which we pub
lished few weeks since-voted for it, and
were sustained by the wings of the state.
They occupy the same position now. The
resolutions were passed over their heads,
and against their wishes. They created a
muss in the democratic party, from which
the wings stood, and stand aloof. If mo-
ton had been made at the last session, to re-
peal those resolutions, the wings, true to
their position, would have voted for their
repeal. This was, is, and will be their po-
sition in the next Legislature. They will
will not take the inative, but when that is
taken, they will go against them.
The .isiropalitan, the leading Anti paper
of 1.-THE State, ridicules the idea of talking
about the resolutions at all. Says theii
day is past, and they have no binding eff
feet upon anybody-that they were merely
an expression Of opinion on the part of the
members of the Legislature, at best! Why
then, are our Antics SO tender-footed or
the subject? Are they going to fall out
among themselves. Good policy in Ccle, i:
bad policy in Howard!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
Native Convention.

A Convention of Native Americans met
at Trenton, N. j., on the 9th and 9th insts.,
and nominated Daniel Webster, for Presi-
dent, and George C. Washington, for Vice
President. Mr.. w. has already declined,
declaring Scott and Graham his choice for
President and Vice President. Mr.. Web
ster will most probably do likewise.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Randolph County Court May 10, 1852
Asa Smith, Plaintiff, } H..
AGAINST ooPn
Elijah d. W. Anderson, Def. d" attachment
VNHIS day came the plaintiff, by his attorney,
l. and it appearing that the defendant is not a
resident of the state Of Missouri and that the at
achment herein has. been levied on the w of the S
w Or of Section "a, Township So, Range i3, as the
plaintiff the sum of Forty-one dollars and seventy
six cents, with costs of suit. 1t is therefore or
dered that unless the defendant appear and answer
the plaintiffs action at the next term of this court,
Judgment will be rendered against said defendant
for the amount claimed aforesaid and that an order
will be made for the sale of the Land attached az
dered that copy OF this order be published in
some newspaper in this State according to law.
ATTEST: JOHN ]. ALLIN, CLERK.
July DO lS52-Sw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
Jas. S. Green.

This gentleman speaks in Franklin to-
day, in Fayette tomorrow, in Huntsville on
Saturday, and in Bloopington on Monday,
Goth. Why does he pass Charlton county
by? Does he know Prices opinion of him.
We understand he will be answered in
this county. Let the friends of Miller sec
that he is answered in Huntsville and
Bloomington.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

THE WING SPIRIT IN New ORLEANS
The Wings of New Orleans determined the
other day to form a Company to be called
the "Scott Rangers" Accordingly meet
ing was held and the ball put motion. With
in twenty-four hours, instead of Compa-
ny, a BATTALION of 400 young men had en-
listed, and the the expiration of the third
day the Company" had swelled to REGI-
MENr of over 8OO!- all Rangers" under the
banner of Scott! Hurrah for Louisiana!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
Glasgow Female Academy.

TNHE next Academic year of this institution.
l. comprising two sessions of twenty-one weeks
each, will commence on the first Monday in Sept.
next The course of instruction, as during the past
year. will be extensive, thorough and practical.
CT Good Boarding can be had at So per week
everything furnished. For further particulars
see Annual catalogue, or apply 10 the Principal or
Trustees by letter OF otherwise
GEO. S. SAVAGE, Principal.
Glasgow, July %, 1852
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

SENATOR PEARcE on ScoTr.-The fol-
lowing letter was written by Senator
PEARcE, in an answer to an invitation to be
present at the Baltimore Wing Ratification
meeting lew days since.
WEDNESDAY T. NJ, June %.
SIR; regret that | cannot attend the
Wing Ratification Meeting this evening.
Instead of my presence, please accept the
assurance of my determination to give a cor
dial and earnest support TO the ticket nomi-
mated by the wing Convention.
have entire confidence in both the nomi-
nees; and having long known Gen. SCOTS
intelligence, honor patriotism, and true
Amrican spirit, feel assured that to the
unsurpassed gallantry and skill, which have
given him renown as the first soldier of the
Union, he would, as Chief Magistrate, add
the browning glory Of the purest fidelity tc
the Constitution and the country.
Very respectfully, Sir, your ob't serv't.
J. A. PEARCE.
]. NJ. CARLISLE, Esq, Chairman Commit.
tee. &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

BScupDEn, the obliging clerk of the
st. Ange will please accept our thanks for
his attention to this office. She passed
Monday afternoon, with good trip, travel
ling like a locomotive.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

Who has the best time of it, the Pope or
the Sultan--the man with no wife, or the
man who has two hundred and fifty?
The Pope, decidedly-on the same prin-
ciple that man had better never taste
Strawberries and cream at all than kill him
self by eating too large quantity,
Delicious comparison, iFn'tit?
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
A Dirty Thief.

Some unmitigated scamp raised the cor
ner stone of the new Female Seminary, re-
Gently laid in Brunswick, and stole there
from the coins, Bylaws, and Brunswicker
deposited therein.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

The democracy of St. Louis held spirit
less ratification meeting last Saturday night.
E3-The Wings ofSt. Louis are taking &C
tive measures to erect Clay Monument in
that City.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

B=We observe that Mr.. J. \. DeCour-
cey, formerly of this place, recently recey-
ed dangerous wound in duel with Mr..
w. II. Carter. Mr.. Dec. is said to be edit
ing the Calyarcz Herald, California,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

HARvIsr.-The Wheat crop is pretty
much harvested. 1t is very fair in some
neighborhoods, and Indifferent in others
Scarcely an average crop, taken as a whole.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

JoHY P. KENNEDY, of Baltimore, has been
selected by the President for Secretary Of
the Navy, (vice Hon. William A. Graham,
resigned and has consented to serve, if
confirmed as of course he will be.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
DIED,

In Boonville on the 9th inst, Mrs. ANNA HART
wife Of B. Hart
OF Pulmonary Consumption, at the residence of
her father, in Trenton on the 4th of July 1852,
Mrs ELIZABETH w. PEERY, consort of Mitchell
T. Peery, aged 26 years and days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

D7"Are yougoing tohear Green speak,"
SAID we TO democrat the other day.
mo" said he, whenever it takes a man
from three to six hours to explain what he
has done, and what he has not done, do
not think much is TO be learned by listening
TO him."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

TRI-WEEKLY MEssENGER.-We are in
the receipt of the first number of the Han
nibal Tri-Weekly Messenger, 1t is small
spiritual sheet, worthy of liberal patron
age
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
Missouri Democrat.

This is the title of new Benton paper, re-
Gently started in St. Louis. 1t is published
daily, and will most probably die out with
the canvass.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
Pocket Book Found.

E;aS53 A POCKET Book was found in this
E3,gy place a few days since, containing sundry
M@Ey papers, supposed to belong to lsham 4.
aszD II. Garnett The owner can have the
same by calling at this office, proving properly and
paving for this advertisement,
July - lS52-lw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22

I3GoDEy, for August, another double
number, well filled and highly embellished,
is on our table.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-22
MARRIED.,

On the sth inst, by Rev. Charles d. Simpson,
Mr.. JOHN E. DEY and Miss ELIZA A., daughter
of Mr.. Elijah Fisher, all of this city.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
Third Congressional District
Mass Meetings.

We are glad to see the friends of Scorr and
SABIN in the third district wide awake Hon.
Alvah Sabin and Homer +. Royce have taken
the field in earnest--the old fashioned Vernon
ter and the young one-both excellent and elo-
quent specimens Of the race.
Mass meetings are appointed as follows;
Georgia, Friday August Goth.
Irasburgh Wednesday the 25ih
Derby, Thursday the 2hh.
South Troy, Friday the 9th.
Doubtless appointments have been made for
Lamoille county, and we hope for Essex and
Grand Isle also, bat we are not appnzcd Of the
DAYS set.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
Gen. Pierce Opposed to Reward
ing the Old Indian Fighters!

If Gen. Pierce has done but little. he has re-
fused 10 do a great deal. He voted agains, Riv
er and llnrbor lmprovmcnts-ag a Protect
i've Tarh-against paying the widow Of Gen
Harrison the remnant of his first years salary,
or extending to her the ranking privilege
against granting pensions to the widows of Old
Sodiers-and against pcnsinnnr the old men
who fought the lndlans subsequent to the Rcvo-
luton. he following is the record, as ted by
the Cincinnati Glzette:
On the 0iith page Of the House Journal. lst
session. 24th Congress. June II 1886, we find
the following record
An cngrossed biz, no 2l2l entitled An
act extending the provisions Of the act entitled
an act supplementary TO tie act for tie relief Of
certain officers Of The rro 70 iop, was read third
time. and being on les passage,
motion was made by r.. Williams. Of y.
c.. that the said hill De rcommUe3i 10 The commit
Tee o. he who'e House io'M INSTITUTIONS 10 STRIKE
oU me proc 'sions iciich grqpf u pension u those
PERSONS ieto cere engaged in Me- hdDH hosi1t
les Of The Test subsequently, 20 the Revolutioni-
ry W &c, terminating n 1853.
Upon this amendment the provions question
was called, the efiec' Of which sustained. WIS
t'cm of The ann men' FRAN NL,N PIERCE
voted m the minority, soto - agains' sustaining
the previous question, and. therefore in effect, IA
favor of the amendment 90 strike out The prori-
SONS granting pensions 10 he old Indian fighters
ofhe Hest
FRANKLIN PIERCE then voted page 10.
iG in favor Of motion by Mr.. Perks, that the
SAID bill DO he table Yeas 90, nays III.
Upon direct vote upon the passage of the
resolution. page l07 yeas l06, nays 55
ri r voted against il
3 he survivors and descendants of these old In
dian fighters, VIII avaii themselves of the oppor-
fuuifv soon 10 be afforded them tp manifest thpir
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
Free Soil Movement In Orange
County.

The free democracy Of Orange County held a
convention at Chelsea the 9Th instant. Resou-
tons were passed rendering thanks TO the Coal-
ton ieaders of the Villas and kiddcr STRIPED for
accepting all the offices the three years past,
pledgng adherence to the Coalition Platform of
lsl9, which the kidders and Stephen Thomases
have abandoned. aud endorsing the ireosoi nom
nation for state officers The following Coun-
ty Ticket was put in nomination;
For Senators, Phneas Moulton, Randolph,
Lewis F. Peabody, Orange For Asst. Judges
Of Orange County Court, John Waite, Brantree,
Linn Tabor Topsiam; For High Sheriff, j..
Morse Flint. Randolph; For High Bailitf, Pea
tiah Corllss, Bradord For Judges Of Probate,
John Lynde, Williamstown, Randolph u strict,
Lyman lIinckly, Thetlord, Bradford District; For
County Committee, Howard Griswold. Randolph
Wilder Dearborn, Chelsea, + G. Bigelow, Brook
field
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

The Louisville Journal says that the eIloas y.
the Democratic organs to gather up some''ns
from the history of the Mexican war To go..
their nominee, remind US of the poor reno"
good deal the worse for liquor, who ingu
pocket the shadow Of a swinging sign for n'"-
kerchief.
The Albany Argus is terribly Indignant y
cause somebody, as it says. has SAID lnat 'a-,
Pierce was once "a wild colt" We suPPo,
Frank never was a colt, though we hsye eei,l'.
y heard Of his descent from a horst LOU ''-'
An Eastport paper mentions that SCI M
tain OF that port, recently returned IRON
voyage, on seeing the names OF fieiog
King" on a flag waving over Leaviils ou n.-.ss
exclaimed to his companion" iiallo IN,
and King they mu be some nelo Jolks ha' "'''
mopsd IN since IRE been gone ="
Capital for Pieroe.-The most consplou.
effort to manufacture capital for the adVsh
OF Or Pierce has just been made by the ba''.,b
Sun. II declares with gravity and colsios,1sl
yehemance that an individual who was VI
at Lundy's Lane - married PieTce's SISTER
A propeller, christened Gen. Scott was .i,,
tempted TO be launched in Ohio cry me o.,
day, and like everything else bea ing uia' "'
it would not slide.-Cer. Piaindsaler. p;o,ce
Ii ey had called the propeller Gen. IN
and fired a gun within hearing OF her, sne WV"
have slid detroit .ldg.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

3D. District. The Hunker Democratic CON
vention at ilydepark, which nominated Henry
Adams, resolved unanimously that they most
heartily approve Of the nomination of Franklin
Pierce of New Hampshire, the young Hickory
of the Granite hills and WIN r. KING of Ala
bama, as candidates for President and Vice Pres
ident" also that they most cordially adopt the
Platform laid down by the National Democratic
Convention at Baltimore in June last" The re-
cord further lays that D.A. Smaley~rnade a very
happy aud effective speech, and by the clearest
evidence proved Franklin Pierce's pasf superior
dy lover Scott IN courage IA Siatesmaa shin. in
epeIyfhing which renders a man worthy of the
sulirages Of great and growing people /" This
speech was made July Both; and within a few
days of that date, the same d. A. Smalley made
aspeech in Chttenden Co Democrauc, 'onventinn
IN favor Of WIN. II. French frees oiler1 for
Judge OF Probate, on the ground of has SUPERB
oriiy over Mr.. Davey, the excellent and accom-.
plished Wing candidate for that Office Smalley
Is evidently great on superior talents, "-alway.
taking care TO set himself up as the supreme
Judge OF tina, commodity Now we take il. that
II snalley 10 smart enough to prove Pierce's su
pef'or''y TO Scott IN courage and trery hine
else this same Mr. Sualley must be vastly su.
penor 10 Franklin Pierce HIMSELF We nomiu.
ate Inn as the bunker candidate for President
lie Is The smariest, most radical, most uuscrupu.
lous aud mos, lniallble man to be found in the
whole Hunker irbe-in his o,en estimation and
withal is ready for any sort of truck and dicke,
to help his party or-iimself. There is one su
Perla'iye accommodation for Smalley aboy,
any man we have ever heard Of to wit whe,
the locoiocos are done with him, they can breaI
him up, and sell every inch Of him as-Jrass!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

John p Hale in letter to the editor Of the
Independent Democrat. declined standing as a
candidate of the freesoilers for the Presidency
He advises the freesoilers to stick to their orga-
nization, giving this significant hint;
The Independent Democracy Of the North
has defeated the ompromse or pro slavery Dem
ocracy once. because of Its treachery to freedom
and Its subservency to slavery, but it was too
thoroughly debauched, corrupted and polluted
by its long and close allagce with. and subser-
vency to slavery. TO be radically cured at once
The dose n eds 10 be rcptat d, to effect perfect
cure"
All which. being interpreted, amounts to about
this "you ireesoiers defeated CAss now tn n
cd; aud defeat pirRct;' and good advice II is,
into the bargain.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

" The GalphR Case Facts for the People Of
all CLASSES" Such is the title Of a long article ia
the last Patriot designed to prejudice the people
against Scott and the Wing party. the gist Of the
matter being that large sum Of money was paid
to Geo. w. Crawford Secretary Of War under
General Iayor,) out of the sum allowed on the
Galphin clam, Crawford being entitled 10 1t ac-
cordng 10 contract with the claimants as his
share as counsel. We propose simply to call at
tention, first, to IMPORTANT FAcrs ADMITTED IN
THE PArIor ARTICLE.
These facts are
!. The claim was repudated by the omp
troller of the Treasury, Elisha Whlttlesey, a
Whg.
The settlement was condemned on the floor
of Congress by J. g. Brooks and Il. c. Shenck,
Wigs.
3. But, in 1913, Congress required The Secretn
'y Of The Treasury 10 eranaine and adjust The
ci,nm.
f. Finally the claim ioas adjusted, but the per
SONS who settled did not knolo that rawlord was
interested in IT,
Fro fact three it is evident that the Congress
Of ls4s was responsible for this matter and
from fact four it is evident that there was no
fraud or collision on the part of the persons who
allowed the claim.
So much appears from the article in the Pa
triot
We now call attention to
IMPORTANT FACTS wmou DO NOT APrEAR ~
THE PATMuT.
]. The Congress Of lsis, which required
settlement of the Galphun CLAIM ,eas loco
iooo Congress
,. Geo. w. Crawford, the man of whom com
plant is made, has joined the iocefoco party, and
goes for Pierce and hing.
We have only to add, that Crawford is doubt.
less grateful 10 a iOcofoeo Congress for putting
5000 into his pocket; and now appears to be
paying them for that service, by going for Pierce
and King. 1t strikes us that the two facts. las,
stated, are the most important facts for people
Of all parties;" bw they are not in The Patriot /!
Comment is unnecessary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19

u The Vermont Patriot still retails the for
genes and lies about Scott and foreigners and
that meanesi Of all lies, that Horace Greeley IN
1913 wrote dlspangngly of SCOTS "brains."-
AIR Greeley has himself denied the thing dozen
times. If the Major is really anxious to do the
IRISH good service, we commend TO his attrn-
ton Nm. E. RObinsOn's speech on the intolerance
OF the democratic State of New Hampshire
Our opinion is that the Patriot won't do any such
thing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
All Right---Co Ahead.

The friends Of Scott and Graham in Wash
ing,on County are invited to meet at Montpelier
on Saturday. to organize "Scott and Graham
Club" On the same day the young Wings of
the town Of Washington, Orange County, are
to organize a "Scott Club: addresses are
expected from J. S. drill and Burnham Mar
tin, Esquires.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
Clrriicn Nuns.
North Carolina Eleo,,o.


NORTH CAROLINA ELrcriov n.
aug To- In all the counties oxcep, ',q ~
Cherokee. fanccy, and Curiiuck. tho ~, Noctn
for Reed 3l79i for Kerr a5.IlO. Ps.r,'a ndi
gain 9l2 The House of Comn,o,. "elas nc'
wing to 50 democrats. Cherokee. ls,, s.and. 81
rel and Macon to be heard from 4 raru' ly.
Wing majority on joint ballot. '0 Oouo' o.
NORTH Carolina. Some of the locor,co ..
aus endsayor TO derive little consol,',,'.J 'u'n
ne result Of the late election ia Nor,b Co '"'
They affect TO believe that because n ~, ,5elo'nl
ably elected Governor, the State i ~, ~ li.o.
rierce and King in November Now ever, 4. ~
who has gwen any attention to Norb ~, Ooy
polit'cs knows that for two thirds Of the too.
Jackson leit the Presidency. North CT pug.
been represented by iocofoco d,i ,'''''a Dos
Congress, has had Iocofoco I.eoisl ,''on Il
for considerable part of lhat t,n,o ,''' aai
vernon; but that at every Presidcniiai ,,..,
she has given majority Of Thousand.
wing candidates. NonhCarolina d.. i,,., Pc
for Scott and Graham, by larpe r',.''.... '''o
Vermont is. hose who expect any INK, ''
ent from her wlIl be wolully disappoiniaj ~
Bkg reg
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
HUKRAH FOR SCOTT AND
GkAHAM.v

WASHINGTON COUNTY AWAKE!
The Wings and all those in favor of the cleo
tion Of Scorr and GRAHAM, are requested to
urday, August Dist, at . o'clock p NJ, for the
purpose OF organizing a Scott and Graham Club.
By order of County Committee,
l.. CROSS, Chairman.
Montpelier, August l2ih, 1852.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-08-19
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

The Hon. HrNRr +. JAMES having declined
to stand as a candidate for Judge Of the County
Court, the Wings Of Washington County are
invited TO meet in convention at the Court House.
on Saturday the Dist inst. . p. H.. to I'll the va
cancy, aud do such other business as may be
deemed proper.
In behalf of the County Committee.
l.. CROSS Chairman.