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QRONZE GOODS.-Pendnles, Best Quality
~ French Clocks, warranted movements, or we
will take them back
Bronze Figures for Mantel Ornaments Grouns
Candeabras, Candlestick Vases, Cups, &C., of the
finest finish, which offer for sale at reasonabla
nrices.
I. BASTIANELLI & CO..
Importers Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c.
f1oc % I'D 49,
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POLITICAL WORCESTERSHIRE Hon. James Camp
bell OF Pennsylvania, arrived in our city yester
day, and took apartments at Willard's Hotel. He
Is said to be the new Postmaster General.
We learn that both branches of the Pennsylvania
Legislature purpose attending the Inauguration Of
General Pierce, and are expected to arrive this
evening in the six O'Clock train.
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U. S. MARSHAL's APPOINTMENTS.
The Marshal of the District of Columbia has
selected the foIlowing-named gentlemen as his
aids on the occasion of the approaching Inaugu-
ration. They will be designated by an orange
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NATIONAL THEATRE.-The Chinese troupe of
lugglers and magicians again appear tonight in
their wondrous performances. Other entertain
ments by the regular company will also be offered
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16
PoHT DuroSlT, July 1f'5;


Mn. EDITOR II notice by The Wing
of last Saturday that our TownSman
Peter, takes gDrll umbrage at not being
an invited guest TO our Pic Mic to &pe-
SuIia Island on the fourth, and has the
presumption to ask .'what right we, or
any body else had to make selections
for Our party!' Now sir, ! want Mr..
Peter 10 understand that we have a right
natural, Inherent, a moral and resery-
ed right to form a select party, and on
this right we rest. W., the elite, the
5on-toD of the community, muyt as a
matter Of course, from the position
which we hold in society, considering
our cnceStr0l dignity, our present moral
intellectual, physical and social s,peri-
GRITTY, form our own associations, and
hold intercourse with those. and those
only, who are our Peers, thereby pro.
tecting ourselves from the corrupt man
ners, and communicating Influences of the
vulgar herd by which we are surround
ed. WHAT re mingle in Il social par
ty made up by the c&0atNc Of society,
such as vulgar llechanics, LaboreIs, SC.
VITA their wives and sons and danga ters.
W. n I r ''p "S>o1'"'F M''! Such
nnrno|trroms W. ars ao.;c,,J h "' = u.s. -
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The PoTaTo CRor.-ln many parts of
this coelnty ii is thought The potato crop
will be- very short.

Town MATTERs.-Thp Town Com
nisSonrrs. through Crouch, the vigilant
baIhF, seem determined to keep the
streets clear Of hogs and all manner of
distractions, and the side walks free
from carriages and horses. A lot has
been procured for the purpose of I'M
pounding rambling swine and stray
wagons, and posts and ratings ha. been
IN some places set up 10 protect the
sidewalk, to De followed by IA few more
Of the same sort" In the meantime
groves OF JameytoWR aceeds have here
and there started up in rank luxuriance,
beneath the shade Of which a herd of
swine might safely repose, unobserred
~ the keen eye Of the officials. And
the dogs too! we respectfully suggest
that the town fathers turn their atten-
t!on towards these gentry. The town
is crowded with thein-they howl
through the streets at midnight and
proWl through gardens and kitchens al
midday. Let them be penned, or let
them be "jUHoaed." So mote It hr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

In the Circuit Court, In Chnnccry, June
f"r Cecil rounry. t2Sth. 1853.
ORDERED, That HE sales made and report
" ci by James T, Mccullough, Trustee, for
t." sale OF The real estate Of John p. Hooper,
James Hooper and others, be ratified and con
Iiruci, Unless cause to the contrary thereof he
shrwn or ar briore the sixth day oi september
next; provided a copy Of this order, be- inserted
in some newspaper printed at ElkiOn, ia Cecil
cnuuly, oncca w"rk for one month before the
sixth dav Of August next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
S59l 529. II. II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test, II. II. Mitchell, Clerk.
Jul, , I'm
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AGAIN IN Slavery Mr.. Orville
Thomas, of Louisiana, while IN Ciucn-
matt recently, on his way TO the North,
liberated two of his servants. who were
anxious to be free. A few days ago he
returned to that city, and the two lib
Grated slaves insisted on going back again
into slavery, in Louisiana, in preference
to being free in Ciucinatl.-Ihe are
now on their way to their old home in
Louisiana
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C5-Sixteen ofihc best A po;hecaries in Balri-
more say OF STABLER'S ANODYNE CHER
Hl ENPECTORANT for Coughs, &C.. and o {
sTAbLLH's DIArRAaA COEDIAL. for Al, ctions
OF The Bowels Tint they are satisfied Il al they
are Medicines Of great value. and very efficient
for the cure Of the discasrs ior which they are
recommended, tina: they bear the evidence Of
skill and care in their preparation anl >iylr of
putting up" See advertisement IN another
column.
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A MAMMOTH SHIP.---A new packet
ship, named Calhoun, intended for the
Liverpool trade, was launched at New
York on Saturday. She is said TO be
the largest merchant ship in the world,
having capacity for carrying 5000 tons
of freight, and accommodations for
1900 steeroge passengers.
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or Costr..l G..lorr.

gro girl in the employ Of Mr.. A. A.
Biscoe Of this town, set fire to her
clothes while fllinga Iamp with ethern-
al oil on Thursday rigat last. She rush
ed into the street with he, garments in
a light blaze, and before hey could be
died in d few hours.--Ccat. Times.
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\ }. SCOTT y BRO, viii imr tn" highest
u, Cash prices Tor heat, Co.u. and Oats.
y. 3. BAGS furnished. Apply at their store
IL Elh'on, opposite loanson's Hotel.
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Rev. DR. IvEs.-The Ives affair has
taken on a new and still more unhappy
phase. The Church Herald has been
furnished with a letter, written by a
member of the Episcopal Church in
North Carolina to Bishop Green, which
states that Mrs. Ives will return home
with her brother, DR.. Hobart, he having
received notice from the Pope that DR..
Ives would be ordained prist in the sum
mer, and could no longer be considered
her husband"
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BY the Rev. Nj. Golisoorouqh in Trinity
Church NE 9rh inst. JoHN +. RN>.N aud
MARY, daughter Oh Wa. I. Read, oi i!aliorl
county.
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d
midday. Let them be pehned, or let
them be "juHoaed." So mote It be!
: correspondence " ne 0.'" rug
Ah : i'-S "S'e'ss a"|'S"f'
NE" AlE%tco' Joiy H. 3d.
The hot Heaider- Hnfg's'i"g-hoi"- he
r,,'oIS--Nc"'G"$ u '1""'sII"'''.@c'''n
's' %1 J.cy p, ham, , %r wa -"
A. r,.,.uar. Tol;n,. :, al :, III !
,t,"I vii os, ram ,ha na,
,.s, m.;t';n ,ha ,acoI'.n,;o,, ~ ,Lo. on.
,;a,,a,'I ,'...,,,o'., IT,, ,,II.,,, ;,A,,h
;tIn,, /, ho.n7,a nr,or. ,..,,,;a 10y, na,,,
,,t, I. ''' D a., !,
,.on 49,, ,,,a1.,.I,n ,o,,.,r,n '.,,al, ~
,aIi. VS., ,;.I ~ ,,,n ,(,,, ,a',, ." w"
,yar, f,yam.I hav.var w;,L r,rrosh
, D'N i,,,, - ,i, IT,, ,,.,, w.
@ "'' n. , ",'" n w. C',, ",'i 49,, -
n,nL;.l, Ln. .,,,,,,,,.h..t .aIn.J.1 ~, La.
ynst;no nmorat;nn. '' "
rL57ns ~ - ,arn,' ,,,o,t;,,. of ,,boot -
.,l,, s.ct;n, ofth9 coL,,,. r.t u,.ncrroI
r.J '. - Wv ,'''', r1', "
,yL;Is tl~ roIIaI bna5 oat, fsIas ar. A..
lla;,,;r,r +fa hrsbanJ,oan,s o,,an,in,,
Mo- various crony hay;nr, a,I ,;narad ~
nrarIv th. ya,ne t;,ne ,oT..,lar w,th ,Ee
n,~'.t,; r.l,. no, v.na,bar ra, ' ,n.dn ,ha
harynst II ,ha ,,rssa,+ .ao,or - ,.,rv
laTnr;ons and hnrrr,,,, bns;nos,. r,a
sn,npv of ,,,nI. ha;nG . ,,,ntbnrnnaon,l
tn' ,Ln d.,rand Th'. nroI,L;I;tv i thnt
rna'';r~ "rJ nov.inr marh;na: VIII be-
pxtrn,iveJv ;nlrofnrei IN futurs =.
uonrst our farmers
~. wbpa, rro.s and o,t crc,s ,ro
all vnrv hnavy - ,h,y nart ot ,bn cd,,,,,,,
Will. tan corn kids fir 70 be- srcnnI 10
nons wiz ths nxcnn,,on of rhnrr;ss
whora ssason i now ra.t ! nav ba'
lev. set fine frmt crnp down as an en-.
fire faiInra
Your Rack RIM and pis;na er, cor
RESPONDENTS ann.or to havn go, each
other by tha ears The nparrsl torr;bly
reminds one If the old clo,
,.1folIy M, ,ndIr.u ,o,
And whn, do YOU think it was about"
Keen cool ga,tIams, fin th4 bot
ws,tbor l. ,'os,
ynnr ,arr.s~o,5.,ts oro .,a all
have fallen in love with INV friend liz.
2ic Nav Even ths ;nrGrrir;hlp old
Ky CIV M m "'ulu ia ''o''S"' It's
,"N'"7 o' us NAY ana '""N'''S an an
"I'"''" 10" !" i''@ al" gI"'''"'FS ''N'
Il '''' N y, d So'e ''r""' oe''"s' '''e
} o""E '''~ won 'rN''t "'" 10 ,,,r
PIC mes YONG Keep q"'''' "o'" 'r'' ,,I
a" t,, GO" oP N'CN'"s up your neeiS IKE
"a may; """' IauE' 90 20" lA,"N' would
lanCy your Qua clhoer heai' II you, Were
a. a. '"e }i0 mes; lay DIT nome "Iu court
'"r 'I'"c' . Ola ""I.
'''' h'ZI'' Is q"I'e a o'oome'' an" Il
) =" 'oo''I put sec Ner once MF' Ho''or'
~" "o''o not W"h'er q, ,hp |A'acITS
81 your co'F"SFon''"'@-W 'h"eUl c''',
NY i'oH'ache' fi'aI'ng tnr very oearn
Broadway's cLaym0n bIjiea.
liorhrar SAVING anythiuo in praise Of
our bellies and will close win remind.
inc YOUR lady !oying CORRESPONDENTS, to
remember the anpcdote told bv dis
APPOINTED swain. who tIattpred his mis-.
trpss 50 much that she rot too proud to
sopa, 10 him w
.-----.---
TRIUMPH OF AurElcAN SKILL IL En-
GLAND.--At the great Agricultural Ex-
hibition Tor "Balh and the West of En-
gland" held at plymouth, on the 9Th
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and Sunday last were remarkably warm
days: the thermometer ranging as high
as 81 to 81 deg. Subsequently it has
been more moderate.
r-.r,. Lon,. of ,,.o, 0.h.u.,
neor Uayre de- Grace. was struck bv
LIGHTNING on Sunday afternoon. and TO-
tally consumed, together with twenty
barrels Of corn.
D ut, -, ,
..'''',, ~ '1,'' '"'es " - ,'..''I
''', 49, "'' "'' ''' :,
nextlwo months.
49,,
'>"''' ~ '''- nc .'''" 'n " .'.' '"~''''
say , " '''"'' '''''''' '''" "'' i '''',-
man. was ''''" n.N ~ W, >''''' 1T
."'' ''' "" ~ '''
''e ''''''E =" ~ : w. ~ i,''''' - "'
DELAWARE CoLLEGE.--AS heret oiore
stated IL "Commehcement' at D'la-
ware College lakes place on " eoneSdaE
next the 2o''' INST MI Nf'SNe ell Will
oel!VeF ms address 'l'9fe DIT " ci"cA On
''a' ""!'
Il The County Commissioners meet
on Tuesday next to make the annual
levy. Persons having accounts against
the county must present them ON or be-
fore that day, otherwise they will hav"
~, -
'','
Now is THE TINE TO SrBsCElBr.-'o
good many persons seem to have
thought latrl y, for quite number have
sent in their names for Tie Wiig, dur
ing the last few weeks Send on, we
can accommodate as many as apply, or
AT least we will give notice when We
cannot.
Tur BRIDGE ACROSS TUE GrS2rrHAy-
NA.--The Stockholders Of the pniladcl.
phia, WILMINGTON and Baltimore Rail.
road met at WILMINGTON an the 39tbult
when thew accounted r,,r,n,on,lv tha
act Of III. lcrisIatur. Of MARYLAND cnl-
inc them the r,rht Of b,iI1;no b,ido.
over the Susonohanna for which Drr.
pose they resolved to ISSUE new stock at
gao per snare.
prrsInryr pl,err Tia pro,;5,n,
passed ,hronrb riI;ton q, Tn.rd,v ON
his wav to the dedication of,b. Crys,,l
palacr LARGO number IF o,- ,,ao,,,
were at the depot TO see him ,no;or;.
~ Of them who's. \ Comn,tta. from
WILMINGTON met HIM here. Dr. As,.w
Let o.ra y,ascb ., him, l.t,n,,;,c an a.,
'front.' ,,,,t,,,r,, If ,bo c,r, l;."ul,, :,
r,or or a., looao,;
,1,4o,,. l.,, -, n...,..,-
r,n,,. h.. .ho ..,.. !. .,..
y,,a.nb ,,+;ro1,, o,,4 3 ,,,o, In, no,
u.o.1 - :, r,o, l...l :, wy, ,,o,.,,,I,
The President lo,,,.d wsu and sns,ns
e.,
from his horse in Mexico As the cars
moved off three cheers were given, TO
which he politely bowed.
r,r M.u, :. ,,,,na ;,,.a,. 49,;
Misunderstanding ,ho,, tb. ,;,,, q r,.;I;,..
lstt.rs bors Wa s,ato. ,h,t 81, ,.,..,;,,,
mails TO-. pb;Iada,nh;, nra p.h;n,n.,
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PEoNUNc14NGNTo AGANs~ THE AN
NEXATloNlsrs' liz MEXICO. w find in
the Gan Francisco papers what purportS
to be the translation of an order respect
ing persons expressing in favor of an
neXation, which has ust been directed
by the Supreme Court of Mexico to the
Governors of the several States, and to
the commanding officers of districts. 1t
direct the establishment Of a police for
the arrest and military trial and punish
ment of every person who may be dis
covered advocating the annexation Of
that republic to the Z. States.
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NOTICE..

THE Commissioners tor Cecil county will
meet AT their office in the Court HUusc, on
Tuesdny, the 10Th INST. All accounts to be in
clu!ed IN the Levy ior 1853, mast be iled in
the odcc on Or before that dag.
b. order, d. SCOTT,
July 92w Clerk.
DEEsvl&N GtAND.-BEST NO. l..
L For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
July st.
COUGAR CURED HAMS Fitch and Shout
~ !ers, for sale by VIM. TORBLRT.
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CHAMPAGNE.--A correspondent COM
plains Of the immense quantities of in
lerior Champagne Wine that arc manu-
featured and sold in the United States
He SAYS ii is almost impossible to obtain
a pure article, while the spurious IS
pamed off at enormous rates. In many
cases this false wine is manuiacted Of
the most dele:erious articles, and when
taken even in small quantities, Is likely
to produce sickness. The parties inter
ested snuuld look to the matter. Cham
payne Is a costly luxury. and those who
indulge, do not like to be imposed upon
and made invaIlds. --PhiG. Ing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

RrThe entries at the New York Gus
courthouse last week for goods designed
for the Crystal Palace Exhibition, cX-
ceeded 100000
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

JUICE GLENN.--Hon. John Glenn.
who died at his residence, near BaIti-
more, on the Sth inst, was native Of
this town. He was born in the brick
house now occupied by Mr.. John Cant.
Well, opposite the dwelling Of Mr. Part
ridge. He was appointed Judge Of the
District court of Maryland, about IS
months ago, by President Fillmore. The
Baltimore Sun says of him:
''The deceased has been well known. through
out his active fife, 10 the citizens Of Baltimore,
rs an attorney Of distinguished ability. man
OF remarkably energy, and business habits OF
IN" most commanding Character In his pro-
irSSi"na! life he was rrninenily successful: and
IN his trnstecship he had he direction Of an nj
most incredible amount Of property. His per,
s"nal, professional aud political influence
throughout the State of Maryland has been very
great, nnrquaIrd perhaps by any of his con
i"mporsries; and Numbers have parri2atcd in
the benefits he was enabled to dispense by il.
lie was a warm friend, and Jealous l., his at
iachmrnt aal service to those who eniored his
ifendship. Opcn-handedt 10 the poor, there AZ
many who, with sorrow for his departures vii!
ieei TIC absence Of his private charities.'
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

nrThe Marble Quarres Of Vermont
are gaining d. reputation abroadaas well
as at home. Two blocks ofWermont
marble, weighing one ton each, have
been ordered from Rome, for the pur-
pose of making bust. This order is
from an Italian artist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

DysrNrEHr.--There have been a
number Of fatal cases of dySentery in
this county already, and there are fears
that il may become prevalent in the
next two months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

rr'ihe corn house Of Amos OSbourn,
nenr Ilavre De Grace, was struck by
lightning on Sunday afternoon, and to-
tally consumed, together with twenty
barrels Of corn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

DRowNEp.-Ihe Delaware Gazette
SAYS a nnan named John White. a RATS
man, was drowned in the Canal at Del
aware City, on "Wednesday night last,
He belonged to Port Deposit, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16
N4aREGEi.

Rising sun, July > 2m
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THE CECIL WING.
July rs 1853.

Heat OF THE WEATEER.--Saturdav
and Sunday last were remarkably warm
days: the thermometer ranging as high
as e4 to 81 deg, Subsequently it has
been more moderate.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-16

DELAWARE COLLEGE. AS heret oiore
stated tt "Commencement' at Della
ware College takes place on Wednesday
next, the Goth inst. Mr.. CresNell viii
deliver his address there at 3 o'clocI> on
tina; day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-02

E1rASplNG TuE CuE-r-Those in easy circum-
stances, or those who pursue sedcntary employ
ment, within doors, use their lungs but little,
breathe but little air in 'the chest, and thus, in
dependently uf positions, contract n wretcheGly
small chest, and lay the foundation Of the loss
Of health aud beauty, All this can be perfectly
obyated BY little attention to the manner Of
breathing Recollect the lungs are like b'ad'
der in their structure. and can stretch open to
double their size with perfect safety giving
noble chest aud perfect immunity FROM con
sumption.
! The agent and only agent required is the com.
mon air we breathe, supposiug however, that
no obstacle exists, external to the chest such ~
twining it around with stays or having the shoul'
ders lie upon it, On rising from the bed in the
morning, place yourself in an erect posture. with
your chest thrown back and yosr shoulders en-.
ircly of from the chest, inhale all the air that
can be got in: then hold your breath and throw
your arms off behnh-hold your breath as long
rs possible Repeat these long breatfs as many
| times as you please. Done in cold room s
much better, because tho mir is much denser,
and will act more powerfully in this manner II
will become flexible and expansbr, and will en-
large the capacity and size OF the lunss.-Sei
~tife american.
( pErRIrIEp MAS--The Morris, H., Yeoman
states that not long since while some mes were
, digging in o coal bank rear the canal they eS.
humcd the oody Of a man in a perfect state 10
petrIaction. From the corduroy cloth in which
the legs were encased, the cords and seams of
which ARE perfectly defined, it is supposed to he
the body Of one Of the Irish lahorers engaged IN
I the construction of the canal The limbs nre near.
| ly perfect, and are completely transformed 10
! stone.
| "uE ORiGISAL WAsnINGroSikSs--Jobn ii. "
[ Hawkins, IN answer to tho statamcnt going the
round. (attrbuted to John Cough) that tho
/ leader Of The Baltimore Washington movemeas
is keeping grogshor in Baltimore, gives the
present standing Of the original six, as folovs'
David Aneerson, master blacksmith, doug
well, and accumulatng property; John +. Ho".
massr carpenter doing well; also accommodating
property: Archibald Campbsll silVerplater, DO
/ ing an extensive business VIM. r. Mitchell, oa
| his o,cn farm, seven miles from Baltisnorc--nn'
fortunately does not keep his pledge Geor9s
Sears, died in lsil, sober uah-kePs h''
pledge to the last" I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-02

SAD Suicide. II Ornda Doans, q youhg wo.
aan OF Harwlct, in this State. Committed sui
eide on the 23d u!t, under the most touching
and distressing circumstances. She was q very
respectable woman, and had been but 4 few
weeks married The cnruu stances of ber death
We End related in an exchange as follows;
For year or so peeyious to her rrarl iagc
she had received visits from respectable young
man by tie name OF Hall, TO whom she engaged
to be married Her parents opposed her choice.
and favored the suit Of u wdower Of considerable
property, named Doane. Hall soon after mar
ried another, when the parents Of the deceased
prevailed Oh her to marry Doane The friends
we're iHtited, but before the time for the corc-
monte, to commence, the young lady excused
herself and retired. Not returning, her sister
went To her room, saw blood on the mirror and
On the floor. went TO the bed AID turning down
the clothes, found her sister with her throat cut
and her bridal robes saturated with blood As
sis,ance was called. her wound dressed, and shs
recovered Soon after she was married. since
which time she has been occasionally deranged.
She tainted in church few Sabbaths since on
seeing Hall and his wife enter; and last Mon
dsy week, ~ two o'clock P N. while the god Of
lay animated all nature with his refulgence, sh,
stole from the authors and sceue Of her ruin, to
lose rhj. tale Of suffering and wrong-Spring,
fc'd 40 } Republican,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-07-02

NERMoNr.-The Democrats Of Vernon! as
sembled in Convention at Montpelier on tho
23d inst. Hon, John S Robinson Of Bcuring on
was n1mnate6(pr Governor, jefferson ?. hid.
der, of West Randolph for Lient. Governor, and
J. A. Page, of Montpelier. for Treasurer. The
resolutions adopted by the Convention were
brief but comprehensive nnd pointed. The frs,
declares in favor of the principles of the great
republican party Of the Union. Ihe second de-
clares approval Of the doctrines OF President
Pierce's inaugural address, as emlpcntly sound
judcious aud democratic, and that thus far b. has
administered III accordance thereto. The third
is against the narrow policy which woul4 have
limited tn, United States to Massachusetts. and
Connecticut and the Providence plantations and
declares for any territory on this c9ntneu' or ad,
acent islands. when it can be done regarding the
rights Of the nations aud the honor Of our own
The fourth and last is against the whg govern
ment Of Vermont. and calls for reform 10 public
expenditures, and the correction Of other abuses