The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-27

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10 rinai,tar Bibles n the snis, Il.
sg1ng6sld. sna il,s NJ. Aghsas Dis;ne
refused 10 sasi ii'e sgr., it'o heif ~
,is. bsesnsa i,ry vere 10 debt, or IA
sscic'ios = tielf esn.
Tao es.r-iso. a the csening vc'
srry u,uea aided by the music q the c,
crilcs' ssa roadAoasins Choif. which b.
fsfA few years bern unls' tsc direction
~. Hopkins. H. - One singer an
Trader. aad bss saP-riar followers.
IN Eases Comfy, I.l9l families wcf
waited. 100 lsmilies voro found w.ihou
Bibie In Caiedpaia c.. 6 families 10
every town. wete fouod without Bible
Ia Washington Co. ISL families were fganl
destitute. and ~ families refused 70 Hcccp,
the Holy BOOK. In Franklin Co, 57i fam.
i.i-s serc found without, snd III families
refused T. receive the Bible. 1t mus, be
remembered hat there are many foreigners
an3 Roman Catholics in Franklin Co.
Ia Essex Cooa,y. 10 per cen, 81
the families were fsani Biblciass. In
Caledonia, : per cent Ia Washington, :
per cent In Franklin IL per cent?
TnuHsDAr. Oct. 10.
The Join, Assembly could NJ, succcef
~ elcc,ing a SECRETARY Of State, thi. morn
ing. Senator Allen brought f1rward c.
Dayry ~ compromise candidate.
Mt. ringrey, the presen, incumbent, WI o
/ elected Aaii,or Of Accounts, by larg
maioniy. The Wings gave him an almo,
unanimous support. Hiram Harlow WI
elected Superintendent, of the State Prison
In this Office he has done the state essen
uai service. Under his management, til
Prison has changed from cause Of e,
pense. 10 source Of profit To the state. d.
=. ID. Bradford. the Free Soil Represents
tive from Randolph was elected Conn
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! notice that some bastard Third House
- writing letters 10 the Burlington Dali
FIRE. Press. The Third House, of IsJ
and the one who writes TO you, Dear Tn
pod Is no, The ono vino writes to the En-
.Srou. TuIRp Horsr.
TnUEspAr, Oct. 18th.
Hon. Isaac T. Red6eld, Hon. Pierpoir
lsham, and lion. Milo l.. Bennett wei
unanimously elected Supreme Court Jndg,
Tor thd ensuing year. This election show
state Of feeling favorable TO safe and hoi
orablc Legislation.
Hon Robcr, Picrpoint was elected Judp
ofthe lst Judicial Circuit. only ono voc
dissenting. Hon. Abel Underwood W,
elected Judge Of the ID District by M,
! Jori,y of two votes on the first ballot. TIL
other candidates were Hon. ClrlosCooledr
/ fWindsof, and James Barrct, of Woo,
stuck. Hon. Asshel Peck IN the a., an
Hon. Lake +. Poland in the 4ih.. wer
unanimously elected Judges ofiheir respef
tive Districts. These were elected durin
a half-hour's session.
To-day, the eighth day of tho session, tn
bills were passed the IIousA Inst ycarf
bill came up IN the House for final acts
all the first day Of Nov. One Of the bill
passed to-day, gives one dollar per diem
witnesses before the County Court, ins,ca.
Of seventy five cents now allowed.
This evening, there IL a caucus a. "No
T." aud the Anniversary ofthe Vennon, Colo
nizaiion Society at the Brick Church. This
meeting was opened by PRAYER offered BY
Rev. Aaron Posse of Norwich. Then
came an address by the Ptcsiden, of tho
Society, Rev. John Wheeler. Afterwards.
a very able address BY Edward Kirkland
Esq. Of Brsuleboro. lie said tina, he was
well acquainted with the working Of slavery
in Kentucky. and knew tina, it was fading
oot The Germans, and other forcirnera
sere coming IN and by their superior skill
''d industry, were supplsnting slave labor.
n home must be provided for the ousted
Tue" n"No"ea an address ny Kew
W. Mitchell Of Brandon- His remarks
we're Ne'ghiy WIN 'Seis' and clearly pre-
sen'ca' ihe slave Trade must be stopped
~ une c'ii'aAt'on OF Afnea. by Purehas'
'ng eohse' sugar ana -o''on' raised by free
labor 10 Ainea' Slave labor in Americ,
would depFee'a'e IN value, ana thus blow
would be lad upon slavery.
seems mat about e'i'Ooo has been col
'eo'ed ny MI MITCHELL IN Vermont, during
M PAs' year 'of The Colonization Society.
N's. ',"edd Of reAeham had made riii OF
s''o' 10 INC society," and 'n'imAied that
'he intended To give $1,000 more. Her
AssoAnd Rad previously given $1,000.