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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

The mo-, prosossd expression Of sos.
ro~ has be~n manifested thr"ushost
tia land for Tie death u this noble sOa
q the cosnsry, and especially where the
fsH<rsl eUrtege u bic rcsnsins has pas
ssd che d<moasirsiions 81 feeling have
been mort marked the New York
Herald ssys that y~s'erday the remains
ofiisnry Clay Ia, in State in the Cover.
nors Room end were visited by upwards
Of sixty tl,ou.snd persons. This morn.
ing II six o'.Iock, they will III convey
sd 10 the Albany boat to that city
During the day the city wore the ap-
Pearsnce 81 mourning, and the shipping
in both rivers had their flags hAlf.mast
high, aud this mark Of respect has been
continued now for a week--a longer
period than il has ever been Tor any
mher man.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

Important nom 0a0 Juan Aok0oWl
edgmsnt Of IL Indspsnisncs By Eng
land and Tho United States -DiMculty
bstwssn tho DritiSh and xSxicans, 20
New YoRK June 21.-Thc steam
er Promelheus, with San Francisco
dates Of the 18th ultimo, and 450
passengers, has arrived.
The British steamer Albion was al
Greystown on the ID o. June, and
had notified the authorities that the
Governments Of England and the
United States he'd guaranteed the in
dependence Of San Juan. the Com
missioners had proceeded 10 Costo Ri
ca, in Nicaragua. for definite settle.
ment Of the boundaries.
A large party Of American ladies
and gentlemen at Greytown, together
with the Mayor, authorities, Judge:
and other fuhetionaries, met and eel
ebrated the Independence of San Ju
an del Norte. B. Osbern, Of New
York, presided, and a number oil
speeches were made. The Indepen.
dence Of San Juan, the Governments
Of Great Britain and the United
States, and the Commissioners, were
sevcrally toasted.
Difficulties had arisen between the
Mexicans and British at San Jose, in
Lower California, in consequence Of
the seizure Of the person and goods
of 4 British subject, The sloop Of
war Swift had been despatched to in
vestigate the matter, the Commander
Of which had protested against the
Mexican proceedings and threatened
a rupture between the two countries.
The Monumental City arrived at
San Francisco on tho 17th, with Is
passengers. There was great mortal
ity among her passengers.
Intelligence from the mines was
unimrortant. Gold was coming in
freely.
Business at San Francisco and
Maysville was dull.
]. G. Springer. Of KY, committed
suicide on the 10th ult. Capt. Temp.
kins, Of St. Louis, he'd been drowned
in the falmouth river. Jas. L. APP.
pleby. Of S. Louis, died on the 18th.
The steamer Pacific sailed from San
Francisco on the 18th, with 400 pass
engers.
At San Francisco, -four was firm.
Sugar tending upwards.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08
1asaaaA cAippsva Club.

In ssosber eolsan will be found the
sssire Il The orysnizsiion u the Ru'laod
CLirrssa Club. The opening a. ne
,sssn the . beauty wore Of promise
~ We have ualy TO say God speed 10
he yesag sss.ieaen ~ho Sra moved
10 this uaaa,er;--go ahead
Sscusss 10 tie Chippewa Club -
shsy've . vasA bsosk 10 chip sIsn,--
ssd ~s ksts shey1 n do their work in
array 10 shss in November nex, b.
their etip.' tlsas they lavs no, Leen
iAl~.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

The glorious 4,h,' coming as it did
this year on Sundsy--she preparations
for. snd The celebration Of the day took
Up quite q portion Of last wesk and Of
this. fra,ers are psove, l'Ially patriot.
u, aad ~ thsss a the Herald arc none
lsss 70 thas oshers, We hardly expected
10 b sbls to get out our paper this week
u Ill. In Consequence, however, Of the
sxosllsos scsioaSf the Whigs At the
State tSaveaiisa u burlington on
Wednesday, NJ The simirsbls choice
nd BY them in The selection Of can
didatss fer StAae oislcers-wc cannot
withhold wv congratsAiioss from our
Wig ffiends, and therefore give them
~ early ~ possible such = sheet ss we
ON ga "a.
In The person Of Rrastss Fairbanks
~ candidate To- Govereor, We ace just
such = man ~ the people Of Vernon,
ever like 10 honor plain, practical,
energetic and straight. forward . gem
slsssan Of known and tried ability
correct in his department IA true and
'ssnch Wing Of the RICH. sripe,-and
~ . msn-wcigh him ~ you will-even
By bic own balance and he will not
be found wanting.
o. Wm. e. Kitiredge. the gentle nan
neuina,cd for Lieut.. Governor, i. i.
haraly secessary for 10. here, to speak.
He 10 Psssoaslly know Ia almost every
voter In the county he has often been
plseRd before them for their sui.
ing" and his vote has proved him .
popular candidate with the Whiss Of
Rutland County. That he will make
IN excsllens presiding officer Of the SEN
sae slnhs Of 10 question.
With the ticket then before us-all
lie Whic have now to do ID to arouse
sheosslves,-put Oh their srmor,-go
b serk, and elcet II. Let ~ see IL il
tAas this 10 done. We shall all wam 10
Asas The srowi of the democratic hyens
IN tie essaing kaa-- and Il so the Animal
snss bc stirred ur 1t once.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

rsscssAino = - - enss1 -
Asssalay srssls ssltsvA Ne
sses cuavsssAa ~ ~ = Csalgss |
Jsss ~ - ~ sa1ss ~ sirsstasa !
q fNG Drs1tsgy.
Tia ssssadsass - ossassd tbs e.
srcises paced or mpch v ths saaislsc-
siss VI al prsssst.
The coavsasioa wss sssan'asd sad
the follo~iag ssssse@s Ssppsissa .
eoami,,ss 10 O. svss sls lime and
i.lscs foe The acxt cvaveusiow -
IN. o. COOK. a., Ka,iaad.
GEO. W. THOMAS. Mia. Cosl.
d. Il. wORLEY, Waterfall.
JOHN LITTLE, salem.
y. =. OrTERsON, Granville.
HARVEY SHEPARn. Poui,nry
JOHN HAWKINS. csssls,oa.
li"n. EZRA JUNE. brandon.
SIMEON b. CHENFY. Dorset.
klessr.. L. Kin. Desee, and Hawkins
were appoin,ed to dsats resolutions and
presented ,Ls following ~ the sense 81
the convention -
Resoirsd. That the cultivation VI
Church music demands our serious n
,sntion, AID should call forth our sar.
nest, hearts 81 efforts, and that Musical
Con, cniioas are highly conducive 10 this
end. @ fat
Resciced, Tint the thanks Of this
Convention be rendered ~ Prof w. b.
bradbury Tor his very pleasant and pr,h.
liable instructions during the si',i's oI
the Convention, and that we heartily
approve Of the sly 10 and character VI
lis musical compositions.
Resoired, That VIC el,ccrfuily rer.
ommemd the =" P.alni,,a" 10 ci,oirs a,i,l
the public, ~ n collection Of church mu
sic Vi high value.
Rrsoired, That the Alpine Glac
Singer MS book for clas.s, and the
social circle stands unsurpassed rs Ia
the high character. both cf It's musical
and poeiical selections, and that il ought
TO have wider circulation through 90,
land.
R,sofred, That the thanks Of ,hi.
con veniion be rendered ~ the citizen,
Of Casllsion for their generous hospital
ity in entertaining those from abroad
during tie sitting Of this convention
also ~ the committee Of arrangement
for the prompt and efficient manner il
which they have discharged their du
ties. ...-....
+. PARKER, !&cy.
Cas,leton, June %, 1852
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

CONVICTION or A BANK RoBpgR.
AbJah Larned, who belongs in wor-
cesser County, Mas, has been found
guilty at Cooperstown, N. Y, Of rob-
a'ng the O.ssgo County Bank Of $32.
600 in December, 1850. Larned has
served one term in the Charlestown
State Prison for a bank robbery.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

" il announced that the ne.
rairs of,he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
will be completed, and nsvigs',on re.
opened about III. 18th Of the present
month.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08
Fire in Montreal I!
ny TEL RAPH.

MONTREAL Jnly 9th r. NJ.
A fire las been raging in this city since
last evening. occas'ioned by Tightening
about tArse hundred buildings are al.
ready in Ashes, and the FIRE still rages
with unabated fury.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

- Don't forget the County Coaren.
to" next week. Let the people Msm :
SELVES attend this meeting and see the
right hsd Of nominations enaesly,
are made, and then all will 90 on with
strait shoot Let the Wings nee to
this.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

A LOsG STRING. The submarine
ieIegraphic cable which has just been
sunk ia the Irish Channel. between
Holy head and Howih. 10 10 miles long.
Il was laid down in the course of IL
hours.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

hfSs.s 81 the Wing i.sprs arc mn.
A,as 49, fes stsss II Gen. Sev, - =
ssaiissy asa.-AP'ut effA< Age.
This y certainly very ioolish On The
pss, ot the Wings They need .nIy to
r'~ssa = fes extra eories Of the Age
ssa hey can r., stuss u ten. sco, IN
foil slandxncs.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

a. relegraphic reports from WASH
inyoa state ,ha. Mr. AlexAnd Evans,
y member OF the present Congress from
Maryland, 10 likely 10 succeed Mr. Gra-
ham ~ Secretary u the Navy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

We ssks sys+a psrssss = -
sssssing ~, = ~ Obavssa -
y ~ wap 4 ~ - IAsnsa. -
AIss Sesf WsslassA. - 49,
.snnG1 - asnss = uAGssa Asa
~ Dsar,el NJ. T'sty = - ~
ever ts<a . ssss - ssssHA w ~
10 10 . na~ = usst , - he sAeetsa
I'LL = hssss - ~ lkari<a 0d ~ tn
+ KisAlasi. E<e. d BssnIsb"rt.
80 saHi~sssd u ~ same Ceavsssiva
~ ss<csor foe shs - Diarir'.
9Th vsss h ~ Cssseat.s~ ~
Dsssagpss ~ CessssW sepsi - k,r
Fsisbsaks-- ~ ~ lsslbrupk, I'D : sas
Prtsia<at " keei~r.
~-ee 49, = 49,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08
dAlGPAidN PAF6aN iyEF
Scott &. Grah&in.

Whh view "a ktcp the people We'll past
'J"p i" pd'tss..orri.,;oss sa,;s th.ss~s
Dor s,':i .G ". nm s r ss: I'd - ii
ish the last pisnk IN tlte pjsagsta Or T. cclS.
eois,n, we, propose 70 infukh IN ner Jssk
W~sIis T.nc.' 20 weeks. . sss:,s = %
cents eseh, siagle sl,ett. 's.','" 80 ~
Weekly Tsibune, ~ week-, % ccY;es d ~
cents cach. double sheet. 81
On 30 cupjes Of nssss IN eIuS. pn,ftsf :
cents mr. copy. O.iHURT u SON.
Rutland, Iu!y l,h. lsS3 p. 40
STfTE on VEN NONF7HF ErS1c15Nt
scales ofiks SSyss,e'S ,esrtsf .SlsesS biS
trir q EatsAsa sHd e sssts14 + ss4t3
said uisesies on sat*Is ~ = - Nss.
NJ. rrosfm' H.; sseesvsy SsHse, $3.50.
Sssed ~ = ~ e 49, 49, k}1491k
NJ ~ = ~ S.sNil - espeemNn eg 9eos
81 4. 0lyRa late II (:lGsse1u 16lAh ~
triss deesasse 10 - tAiftDnA Pponjoe1
ID M s0ae efthp nal6eoS ~ 80 CD ~
Jsases q. Glypy ~ 4iyy ~ 06aS ~
exscuspss lhefH59 sa1e4. ~ al11k 80 ~
INSTRUMENT A,aU - IN tswne1 ~ SfIegsS
BY said CoAsl = - ~ IN 81 asl -,
ThwSrfptt, n = osdeted ~ ~ 0ekel0
court that tin yM3k - NQsass e ssiA
,u. :: -. :. ~ y, Oh r lsssssst =
session q ~ s.tH % MI
said a;.,iss. q il. i.s 1ssass tsssS a. w
day.f AsgaM ~ Je61H 80 Na( A<das Ak4e.
ofbe given By pnhIA'iiba ! Spntatl tety Of
iyely prev inns tvepl M Nm silsSi TlessS1
. ns.spapes rtsssS 4 aast1N6 n - a.
trict in ordrr i6ss sll pesssRs iseeseseed ohsye.
: IL "a shSse sssssy tsstss - Sses,t ma
ousest said pfo6sie snd ajievssee Il 6lfS
sre cans~ -. (, ~ = reg #si so PF1's
A true copy Of rceorA.
9s ~ MENRY'HAisb. MeSiSAst /,
S TATE UF VEHWONT1Ee n r e. n
Distrie. q RstissA, .. .tlst u ; spssisi
Of Rutlsnd held d. Rstiss1 Ia eed a said ~
nict on The 2sth dsy II June, 4. d. 1859.
co.. Prcsedf, Hsa. ttafSeye sttsn Jsdge.
Whsrea. seeIy MllsrA sdmipistselst sf
Ezra Il. Mnafd Iste Of Oenby N said District
deceased ,ntest.tc has the ~ prsssatee n
the sesd PROBATE Court pctilsOn u, Wsitinl
lie liz :isa.i;"s y i aid .:,ss .s.,sT.ysf
peers n~c.sssry q ssli spets ~ We real sstss
Of said aec r.. q. q s,dss 2 rssl;.s sssa,is
enoV8n ~ pay We ,0ette0y ~ Ae0o0ue9 ~
the expenses Of sdmipj1 49, flsk : na,fIr
said real esasts csn0ck s. ~ si3k0S fs5s;s-
to those jnicrtstsX NJ tks fssiS;s ys.kk
ihere fore sronesti6r sai6 Csuti "A - N N. n!
! hornss u III n ~ r"sIs ~ 4. sSis
raj ssts,e :ors;.s. ~ .hc.;s t~"ss
land situsted ~ VIE n IL csSsss3 II
Rntlsud sue;ees IA = ,rnt ..Jssi ssy.IsH
20 ma to- ~ Wan = \ q w ~, "
Thsrofor.. II !. o,ds,eA hv -, 49, 49,
the htss,s : .sd dre:s;.. ~ ~ s.ss;s.
session oi.ss3 eodsf d s. 73f18 sS.s
he Rev;,t,, ~ 49, 49, ~ 49,: -
AZ - n: s:s n; ,ac Sc = ~
paSl;sh;n. . $3.50 s ss. ssssso, "a yssx
mn order th,sr 49, !. s.nss q rnas
li,eteto in si,. p"sis - H.sssIsy Isszse. ;,
prioted n. s.,d Hr,l.rx.x1 .Ts.yY
In. Sisth.shssi ~ 49,. iexea. 9ssn
that ali ~ rscrs n !, s.sssy,2sss es.eS
5ue no, ,cs tI..,.o~ ~. : - ssrNHxr.y se.s
Iore s.jd eorss s.S 81 s,.s'Ss'Ss ~ -
me n, ~ ~ ~. rsf s. - Isy-
w;.s oh;.c, - 49,: 49, - sss1 - sansa
Ih.v 80 49, sesnse "
A. .'..S-1...f SssXls Y
49, HENhv SfAsfC 80
srYTThrvv IN ~ ~ = 4. ~ y ~. S
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08
Having Tools.

4, nnvE lnst rece'vod large supply az
usy'og i"o's from The following msnuiset-
ufers, ytt;
d. Tan 4 Sons &. 8. 3. B. seytl,es.
Robinson' e. s. do
S'oley Il DaGtons e. &. 3. d. do
Perkins,, Nesser Il Colby s. do
k,uabslrs Patent do
ID. n. Msrsh'sC 3. do
Morse H Sons, :" 40
Sampson 4 Cos PsieGt snaihs, No.
~ Van orna1 . 2 4 tined Fitch FOR :.
Hand Rskrs, seyth Stones, Ae,, xki<k a.
cS1 at y.isSs tkst ~Ii tsfy os~Ss<isSss. Ysr.
mem VIII do we'll To csiI ssd sxsn,ne On,
stock i'etose Pureha.ing eisew lsesr. .s ve
nave large stock on hand and detc,m,srI
10 sell.
enter Ru'l'nd. July ssh, Is3. .swt
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

- epGU9o9 D DegR0
49, - & @ dsua6ua - .
- - s 80 = - ssssA. Hi
- - $50 : ~ - ~
= - I - - sseAane q 81
- y ~ - p - ~ aeeIs1la
e - -. aslkias ca
~ R &C., ~ susvssn @ - esftk !
= H =, y nsussus - ilsSnl ~ ,
49, - - $500 - ~
= 80 ~ suuDuu1isns.
! - . CD RI - eonoisa, skss ;
- = - = 4. ] sanns1s
- sulIlnw = - a1lsuGise ~
- - - - ssssu6ea -.
- ~ R q 1oen1oaI - oDQoe
HY - ~ - - lcob
= MSVAsa r CEN Or -.
-. ~ 1oDnoe 6u1 NJ, g Cs>r'
r ~ 49, kaon 6 -,
a. : 80 ~. u nlsssa ~
n.a1H - q - ..Csnasesss .
&C 80 ~ Asssssus ~ ~
$3.50. - u T : lsscl 1880, ls;aA
- go tsuu.1, = - sssassy
= - ls6s-.r1o = spAss - est
- n -. - ~ isss;rys-
~ u - ~. (0ssss apslssse. }
y - r. e;ey 4 Mexiee, aTsss
kss;is~; ~,-..es,d a. eee~;es d ~
ss,pssy-sls~s kasms braxs he
Nsss 10 ~ eo1n.irtsly IN saA;ec.
- ~ - 49, anns---aa ss.es.
$3.50 - .as oGsrsd h;n.--I
Nra 49, 80. 10 ,,s;xu hs com
sss.i :. eas se,s.,..e of 90 aruy of
-, sAs~-sas .e.. ausAed With
~...:.s1a ~ dsxo,sd b ,l,r;r le..ler.
= 4 49,. e 80 ,ian : ,hossa,.d
- ~. -. In ohe.ljcnce 70
=. - s,,d 4 m rsesss;ys olscer
- - s.vs,rs.ss,. a Tia, distance.
h 1879 IL curmsnd due sm.-
49, a. ~ e,swc,e the ,sxs Of hi.
-, sod e,hilSfins . ,peci,s<n
u .s1s - "a tlS1s Exs. and loe.
!. s.d ci,e,I;e.ce Il he instisnt;ons Of
q e,.ssrr. r..vlv narsiIe,ea IN Li..
49, - - - reujd have made a
~ = Z No. ;-mxtal. tAn.
sl.sss ( 10 ~. = er.m,le on III.
-. ~, r 10 f.,.e .; a Bel;s.
~ ~ = : rr,.,er ,hsn I,eli.sr.
- - 6sestsn ru;,a.,h =, T'her.
r,oovls. h, ,tirr,d tho hear, aud
skr!l(.d Ihs nsr,., Tor hundred. Of
100 that =, cssa.d. go. strapr.
=, - - a. i.seedrmou;.us ,hs,
- ~, M h.re in obedience 70 the
~" ~ ss,ec,sc,e Of an Amer.
cs. ..,.,si. siIer s,,ch = train Of vic
60. p ~ Ma at such an army,
.,srv 49, 800 IN which Vas dsvo.
~ = aasis eaasftsia. no, oulv s,rren.
49, ~ - ~ submittips to .
go ssssiai. q Ssis,ed 70 b. Sscked
- - 49, 4 deu,d,ns hin. ~
- s.;as.ss n dsvos;sn mi sacr,See.
- s.as.;s,;s. "a ~ ~, II M co.n.
M. 49, ~ ,s,onssae poe.;ble tsop.
49, = 49, -. r;rsBnr lie er.
ssI = vNSsS,.Sers hisnss8 a ~
- 49, 49, A. n. RI. War
\. re.asred ~ esu.-s,A a - eo..n.
..t.> ss~ "a ilA a. .l-a~s.
!.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

Hsss for E'ecsiu.ers.--When Jack.
soa ana Adams we're candidates for the
Presidency, Jackson paper in Penn
syivanis charged Adsms with having
for his wife the dsush,ber of GsUss
Ill. IA Adams paper conceded the
Tact. stated that Jack son msrried twe
u them ! Il 10 of no use to deny state
ms"', bot yos 'ssss tell . hsgs story
yourself, ard let the story Of your cue.
wy r..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

q 4 essaraes has tsss reeesaly coscls-
- 6sswsD ~ Ha,sa nsilssaA 10.
- lAnsaa 6ssssos Rsiiss~a ga
49, ~ sssuss ss1ss1y ssasarscaisa
- saeissrssnnisiag M isso chss.
~ =. y. ~ Bsastagss. VI, u The
npun iAsss;ss eAs1a 80 Nsu Yea 10
mnuasl nsllsssa SSsSsop Nail.
- ~ ~ 80 sskss . isase n he
v1lane1sss ~ uasesck Rs;tsaA,
- ~ os.aiNUsa R.ilrssa. - - 70
cenDa111ono n -. H. thsss suss1s far.
80 ~ A-0A ~ osaGrscs vah
~ No. YaA - Hsssn nsilNsa.l
% ssvos ~ sAsas - sssssss eVssi.
b - csasysaiss q ~ stres ssaA.
. sas.-kssisSass 2n.s<v.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

RAILROAD AceIpsxr.-The cars
FROM Wa sains,onio Baltimore on Tues.
day morning. with Secretary Webster
sad lady On board scr. thrown Of the
track four miles The other eide of the
Relay House. causing considerable
d e'eni'on. Nj Webster .ef, BALTIMORE
Yesterday, al sl.ssn v'eIork FOR I'hila,
De rh,a,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

The Anniversary exercises of CsstIeton
Seminary will commence Monday che IN,
OF July, and continue till "wednesday afsr.,
noon. The Ladies Rhetorical exercises will
occur on Tuesday afternoon, and an address
" expected from DIR. Besasn Wednesday
afternoon in the Brick Churrh The frisnds
and patrons Of the School are respectfully
invited to attend. DR. BrsAr, } Ex.
Prof Z. $. CANS. Commu
DR Aixys %.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

NAs Ki.lEN Al nsssses. n n,
Gsap =. nesss sas k'iIsd On st< Ssh.
sesd : sskes, 4 ~ ~ 'hs ssr.ss.
- easnso-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

VT: N,csoLs. Sow.
w. r. 0ooxiS,
Tn motioa-vosel shas q ssssniti.c
offosr Ne appointed BY the chair To
draA conssi,ssion aud bylaws.
y. Pisrpoint W. II. Smith. J Ed
gvnon. and C.. L. Willisns, wore ~.
poiassa aAssid committee. During the
abssncs nj this committee, several short
but spirited sreechss were made by
w. T., Nichols, w. r. e. Siotldard, J.
u. Page, and others, together with
some gentlemen from nsighboring towns
showing that the Wings Of Rutland
County were awake and ready for nc.
ton. The committee came in and re-
ported the following constitution which
was unanimously adopted
lst. This a.rocia,ion shall he called
the Chippewa club. the object Of which
is 10 ensure the election Of Gen, Win
field Scott and w, A. Graham ~ the
offices Of President and Vice President
OF the United States, NJ the coming cleo
ton and in other ways to promote the
success Of Why principles.
2nd Every citizen Of the town Of
Rutland favorable 10 the object Of this
association slalI he considered u mem
Der Of this Club.
Sd. The permanent, officers Of the
Club, shall lie president, three Vice
presidents, two Secretaries, and an ex.
ecuiive committee Of five. The duties
Of the president vice presidents and sec.
retaries shall be those usually aPper-
tanning to their Offices, and !, shall he
the duty Of an executive committee TO
take the general oversight and care Of
the effective Md anaatial operations Of
the Club
4th. Regular meetings Of the Clab
shall be held once a fortnight At such
time and place a. shall have been des-
isnssed II \ previous meeting Of the
Club. The president with the advice
Of The executive committee may call
sssh other meetings As may be deemed
expsdieni.
On mo'ion-Vosed that a committee
Of Of vigilance consisting Of one from
each school district lie added to the off.
cers Of the Club
The following permanent organiza.
ton was then made
Z. PIERPOlNT, President,
:; a.. >; e e:::s.. Tic. r~.f..
Y; p +; e111'' F; sses.
Erecutiue Committee.
c. l.. Williams, r Barrett, J. Edger
ton, w. r. Nichols. and W. II. Smith.
On motion--Voted that a committee
Of four be appointed to select commit
tee Of vigilance. one from each school
dist riot, to report at the mex. meeting
Of the Gu b, and J. Edgerton, j. Osgood
II. T. Dorrancs, and Francis Slason,
we're appointed such committee.
The organisation being perfected the
Club adjourned to meet in two weeks
1t the Court house at Z IL o'clock p.
NJ.
PIERPOINT, President
w. +, GooKIS, c,.
X. BARRETT
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In henson, on The 3Dth ult., iioa. Isss
Newton, aged 50 yesss.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

= HEREBY siso wst;ee thss / have Ah.e
lay given my son William q. his tans ".
rIay the remainder of..is Minesiiys eiA tite
I .irill ciaim none If his esraiMg~ aHs e4y
any drbts Of his cont ctinG sAes this 6atr.a
is@8 ss9iA WI cot ~ \ Nss -,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-07-08

! The Members Of Geen Mountain Temple
Of Honor No. !, will meet al the s. Of rs
Hell in West Rutland, next Mouday Eve. At
o'clock. Nm. n LiSCOMB, w. r.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
d OF JUDGES.

We acknowledge our indebtedness 10 Mejor
Benz. Moon for q copy of The Act which has pass.
ed both Houses and become a law, providing for
The election of Judges under the amended Con
stitution. The Bill provides, That the frstday
Of July next shall be The time for the commence
ment Of the official terms ofthe Judges and The
first election shall be held on the fourth Thurs
day Of May. AS to the Circuit Court, the bill
designates ours asthe 18th Circuit, and requires
the Officers conducting the election in the seYe-
raj counties and towns constituting the Circuit,
to meet in the town of Winchester on the eighth
after the election, fer the purpose of compar-
ing the poll andsmakdng out their return. For
The Judge of the Court Of Appeals, ours being
the third Section, the pIaceo of meeting for the
Offcefs conducting the election, is TO be Hafri-
sonburg, in the county of Rockingham. The
Circuit Judge is TO be elected for eight. and the
Judge ofibe Court Of Appeals for twelve years
The Hon. Richard Parker for The former, and
The Hon. Green b. Samuels, Of Shenandoah, for
the latter. have as yet no opposition, Mr.. Byrd,
of frederick, and Judge Baldwin, of Augusta,
having withdrawn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-05-04
so II GOES.

The rapid advance Of Northern aggression, is
very clearly marked by5tbe relation which the
true friends of the South at present sustain the
mise measures was obstinately opposed by every
State rights man inthe South, and their passage
came nigh kiudling the flame %ofciyil war in the
sIave.hoIding States. Originally, utthree mem
bers of Congress from the South voted for all
the measures ofthe Compromised unjust and
oppressive to the South were they deemed. How
is it now3 What Southern men once rejected
withiscorn, they now cling TO as their last hope.
The faithful execution of laws, the enactmentof
which the South resisted to the last, is the ut
most that Southern men now dare 10 claim
Thus is the South driven from position to posi-
tion-thus unchecked and onward is the march
of bolition-South Side Democrat.