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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

"ANTED'-ON OR BEFORE ApRTT
w LIST, Cottage use, good tenement for n
small family without children. Address Box 2l5.
re- dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

The subrcbers offer, at wholesale RETAIL, great
riety of
BrOadcIOtls, and other WOGlens,
For Men and Boys, which they will sell
AT THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
scANDAL.-A late New York letter saws ;

ga precious tit bit of scandal has been started
inliterary circles. The Rev Rufus W. Griswold,
the 'poetical midwife you must know, has mar
ried his third WIFE His first died, and it was
her daughter through whom the Rev Rufus W.
obtained $4,000 for the injuries inflicted upon
her person by the Norwalk calamity on the New
Haven Road. He secured divorce from his
second wife in the Pennsylvania Legislature
and married third, Mrs. e. f. Ellet, the
biographer Of the Women of the Revolution, ;
was an intimate personal friend of the second
Mrs. Griswold, and believing that the divorce
was unfairly granted through bribery OF inter
est, is out with an attachment for the arrest of
Mr.. Griswold on the charge of bigamy He, on
the contrary, hearing of Mrs. Ellet's movements,
threatens her with a suit for conspiring to dis
turb his domestic bliss. As a matter Of course,
there is . world of gossip growing out Of these
piquant dsYelopmsntsn t.5=,.T 49,:
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = -FoR

A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
opsn every Day and Evening" Except Spnday from
ts- TWENTY-FIVE CENTS AphITTANCE, will be the price
srss 5s 10 FREE ADMISSIONS win! Of Ex.
S Ra 9ss s mott H Il Uf
@ and % s9d rsiay ling with nd interest
MAcfiNEkY very sonplSt Si% Quite
s si and
G. The s .5 Sontrba,Rs sbes p Of Marble
craftsmanship Many choice Statues bssdss,
he 81 % GY e. 1si s
sss e. ss fSAE R9sSAz6 EAE4 sn
FEET IN and d S % 9n TIE
SAND YEARS OLD has been deposited the Crystal Palace
Altogether, Crystal encloes moment more ar-
@ days. na
An psat oRcEsTRk OF Music will be in the
ss fsa ps ss 0nnf ss re and $ NJ r
ana va esh'sd
as
sss product have
Col GOLD MEDAL One Thousand Dollars
during month ssag Of
s s5'
Ss
s ] AND y is Palace
after the one adiudged most excellent aforesaid,
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing Hundred Dollars
their equivalent in plate cash preferred the
original completed since the Crystal
and exhibited therein aforesaid shall uged worthy
such distinction next after the excellent aforesaid.
NE abst and jury lures that be selected
shall be appointed critically exhibited
and award the prizes mentioned The shall proceed
early practicable select Jury
announce the before the frat OF June
The Association will aso their discretion NJ das Dpo-
mas to the Exhibitors Inventors such articles
sufficient to entite them to such distinction.
Al articles which deemed worthy of plsre in this Grand Es
Rafsiss 5fs Ali Is ssn'a
An efficient Police night
almost is ased articles exhibited but the
ton dscam- accountability for loss damage such articles
All Umbrellas
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse visitors per
mited TO Of of the building
NO Chck given readmtted the Ticket
my12tf !. BAREUh President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
e. IosEuzag 3 = : TEs g. Cd sz, sssllgls'

NORTHERN S&AE s14E-Az4Ig
ROUTE from Buao Fals Unlaiio
United Sats Mail Lines Mon
rea and Queoe connecting psenburgh Cape
Atlantic ST. Lawrence RI road and 81
Lawrence and Champlan Railroad for Portland White Mountains
I'll Tiue--aa hours 10 Montreal A !.-.s .
BAY STATE, Capt. Ledyard NEW YORK. Capt Chapman
Lewiston daily Sundays excepted, o'clock Cape
ogdensbugh connecting Sesners passing the
entire length Of the thousand Islands Rapids the besntu
ST. Lawrence, BY daylight arrve at o'clock M
day in time for the Quebec boats, s4r tlF9 1
PnaseDga leaving Buffalo O'clock hours
those O'clock
IL O'Clock of from Buffalo
Buffalo, stagdensbg next morning and
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at hhpa O'CLOCK
| same day @"'
steam.s ONTARIO Captain Thoop CATARACT Captain Estes
NoRTERNER, Captain chds leave daily
cepted o'clock giving
arbof Kingston, ard osdsnsug
the River phssug the length Of the Thousand
and the Rapids of the beautiful ST. Lawrence daylight
meeting with the ogdensburgh Bonn
Burlington and Boston, with the
for Albany add New York direct f = 'f'n 80 "
The Buffalo daily excepted by the
Niarsa Falls Railroad al oeloek
the pleasure viewing Brocks Heghts
the Great Wire uspnson Bridge an The magnificent scenery
past o'clock giving fill Niagara
Fl The O'Clock Buffalo also arrive in is
on in time for the bos passing all the Thousand Islands
gh changing boa at Ogdenshush, taking splendid
cabin River Steamers, Montreal through
rnshng and dashing Of the noble ST. Lawrence arriving
Montreafat O'Clock the boats
and comfort having all the equipments sey required
WIN spacious and beautiful Usbn the entire length
v Passengers procure Tickets information at Office
opposite tufHo and Niagara Falls Ralrosd Depot.
Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
Falls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
SsuNDRIES

AHISH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
NJ LARD oL-50 bbla Winter suained
SPERM OIL--i0 bbls =. :.
WHALE Ollie bbis :.
TANNER 0Il.-7s bbs Bnnk and Srss;
L!NssED oID-8O bbls Boiled and Raw;
NEATstO0T OIL--20 bbls Pure;
CASTOR OfL-25 tbp BIow's
SPIRITS OF TURPESTGNE-e9 bbta;
ALc0HoL-20 bbls
hlACKEkEL-l0O0 packages Nos. !, and 8;
SALMoS-20G pkgH, bbs and kits;
C0DFISH-5U0 uhea Cburchiil's;
HERRtNG-l00 tbla and 200 boxes Scaled;
SHAD- So halves and So quartersj
TONGUES AN D SOUNDS-20 halves and so kits;
SALMON TR0uT-lO bbis;
CA DIES, 0D boxes Sperm, and 200 do Star,
S0AP-3t0 boxes Jackson's and Livefmores
CRUSHED SUGAR-20 bbls;
TEA-6d PIX gs Imperial and Pouchong;
LEMON SYHUF-l00 boxes various brands
m BRANDY2n or. and IS eighth casks
WHlSk S50 6bls Old Bout bon, rs bbls Monopgahela;
MADEIRA WlNE-5 eighth casks very fine;
CRANBERR1ES-lO bbs, 90 half and or;
RAlSIkS-l0U half
800 boxe Pie Fruits, Pickles, Preserves Jees Jams, Peppe
Sauce, oseTs Clans Salmon Cspe Boiled Mutton
Oliver Yeast Powders Mustard and sorted Herbs For sail low
myl3 j. II. CATER r CO, md Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
Wisdom is gray hairs in men.
And an unspotted life is his old age

If it arose from sympathy, there was no
ground for it; the sympathy was absolutely
thrown away, So far as his experience reached,
old age was the happ est period of life. And
why not Had we not then got-rid of the non.
nense of love, Qaughter) the folly of ambition,
the grumbling of envy, the delusions of hope :
He repeated that old age was the happiest por-
tion of life, provided that in youth and man
hood the individual is obedient to the laws of
nature regulating sealth and strength, and leads
life of respectability and usefulness. In
order to be happy and long lived, it was impor-
tant there should be a harmony between the
beginning, the middle and the end of life, and
especially between the beginning and the end
The young man should cultivate and foster the
qualities which he sees to be respectable and
esteemed in the old, and the old man, on the
other hand, should retain and seek to perpe.
tuate the feelings and vivaoity of youth
The ex-President closed with this sentiment :
ssThe hoary hairs with which wisdom crowns
the young, and the unspotted life which is the
crown of man at every period of his existence.
(NIuoh cheering ]" Hr ID
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
.aye,.'s Cfserry foecspr0f,

NA7 Il INVITE THE AT
Wv TENTTON OF the Public to the
Certificates appended below, aud bsspeak
lor them that candid consideration which
their honest frankuss deserves
MEN In such stations as many who yolul-
tariiy bear witaess to tire efficacy ard
value OF CHERRY PECTORAL, do not
wantonly triie With, or distort facts, nor
oyeratate their convictions. Judge then,
whether this is not the medicine 10 tris,
when you must have relief for the throat or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

ha lLK-75 cases containing each l doz. two
a pound cans solicited IS DO adoz sod6d,
for sale by S. WOLFF, IS Camp street. les
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
NUMBER 1872
DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT.
z,issf OFFICE no. ss ST. CHARLES STREET,
served tas CITY at an
every snnday eScspssd for svapce
the pes, or rs ceuta week, psysbis Carriers.
s- s5& THE CIRCULATION
Of the CnxscrsT Daily Weekly Is zach "A 10 a.r
medium 70 Advertisers. "A sF -' --'st
r3Y"1 A FAMILY PAPER
and homes Of citizsu and
articles sold 70 families be s5yerd
s columns No paper tho city nonz
OUR TERMS
such invite the patronage Of ths pub;s
TxRas OF kDvzaTIsIEe:
PsrSqaare Of Ten Lines 90
charged day
seount viii be made with those who
for ashertsr time.
All Advertisements
charged accordingly. - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST / 1854 I.
EDUCATION.


TX sENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE,s di-
hA reessd by BOARD OF VISITORS appointed by se
under the saperindsnee o. Col r. T. p ALLEN,
Farnliy sss5t5 n - : fi-ssS'- e' - - - ~
The Of usually 10 the hes. cosge with
Of an extended atemacs Natural Gcsnee
and heoretie and Practical Engineering, r
The buildings Of the entirely during
pa ye and the heang
ted which lave rendered the institute
and ofredence
oognnesa q etinstruei9n and streness Of goverpmsnt
GER Entire charge 200 dollars sessiop
gson's Jee ~ extra,) payable in advance. r
the at Military Tnsitut Franklin comfy
n.y. or the undersignsd P. DUDLEY, w
lytsIn ~ sszfT President of the Pnsyd.
FRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
H. Monsieur ALEX. NELSON, No. g. ST. Charles street.
TESTIM oNIALS:
rof Nelso peIei know whether will
OF languages IN the Kentucky Military NJ II Institute:
Nelson s decidedly the
wtn, and gentleman in all hia eondnet. selfl
,,,g--sza-ss Pro. NOBLE BUTLER, Louisville.
ofths scholars
s g French and Spanish with elegance and
il well the mysteries Of
Spanish and Engh Languages very space
have had judging Of Prof NJ and can
onseienouhy recommend him m syse M
saie say that II 10 the beawe practice o.
e- rus peA ..-.----l NJ E fg- JAMIE ly
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
and careful Parents and Guardians informed
WILLIAMSON lady Of Rev. G. H. Williamson Rector Of
Ptotesante Francase Rampant erect corner o
whose life has Teaching her
ay and day school LIMITED number of papis Extraordinary
t'et.ite' iof rhhs1ff. hausH snd DRAWING. ana 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

sITTERS-l00 cases Boxers Bitters; rs do.
q p German do. For sale by 81.
mills q WOLFF 5Caup street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

SHERRY WINE
~ rs Duff Gordop's; ~
so do. Romaro's Pale ; .E yWY.
10 do. Amontilla Gold; for aale by
WOLFF Camn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

HSNGLISH PIE FRUIT-l00 doz., for sale by
-MA isNs z. ]. HkRr& co. 1a Tehonpienlns street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

GAZERAC BRANDIES. The subscribers,
~ being sole in this
sAZERAC BRANDIEs keep constantly full supply Of the
lower medium we'll
1885, 1902 and 1906 and invite the attention of the trade
connosseurs the above Pure article
=z4 VIM. Z. LEVER1cH CO., Agents.
esf "a old iAvse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07


n 'oa whehef every family BY them
trd against the ererYwers prevailing epsmy hef
rom @ @ frequency upon almost the lamb
,nrc JACKSON, g H. JAsKsos Cry, o., Nov. ao 1884,
~ r. ~ a IkR--Sr The CHERRY PICTORIAL, il mnob in
Ded after Several of Physirian haze nsaa Inv.
tae owa ease and always with happest Effects The uu
& patent medicines aleya before 10
aue n reedy and only after unloubed evidence ii
cited. ti'ps iiAs u general confidence eau be
CHERRY @ eneeence OF this combination agents lin the
,s beyond ayii by reneat.I rial nj Az
W ueuusaa nas compelled medical proclaim
and Anreion Of TIL climate lime edaiye
IN ta nope that t will prove own feyart suaserbs s 80
' W 'f sAS II, Q. MILLER, NJ. b.
Dear sir. oto,o > ALLKsAN, Mich, January TO- 1854
to deny that the CHERRY PEcToRa in n % oInd
% NJ IN this vicinity although not kaown unii
me community should know its vuea Yoars INV .' eny
Prepared and said Jas. AVER Prae.,e s ~: ~
Shsh'sb o"ei1 Mats, and by all Druggists w " a'tsAi
ie2a 4nd<W '' '"aohi 9C0;,Ne
| : .I Rholes . u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

\ IME-1400 bbls. Thomaston, landing pei
II bark Mary, and for sale By
iyla A. DELAGRAVE Il CO., 10 Ma gazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

RA ON HOVLDERS.--80 casks prime, for
sAssr s'A xsRNEpY 90 ~ fsessssnias u, jyis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

MERRY AND MADEIRA-A small lot of
and gallon demiohns, for sai0 by n
ie90 J. III, ASHBRIDGE d Co, 53 St. les street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07
ShesnsG7a's HE'Osrtd's Fair Esye-
sssiGSssI Shoulder. Rr0Ce.

the Bruce;
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SS INVOKING TOBACCO-100 gross GoodWin's
~ or sale by CONVERSE Tchoapitouas ie9s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

fubo' HuHeI every amy it by then
nd against the whers prevailing epemy
rom many a home, - i''h anh n"'ttNs oh the 'amp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-07

soW PEAs-5O bags Carolina Cow Peas,
w. fidst received and for by
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HONORABLE OLD AGE ITS REcoLLEcr1oNs

AT the recent celebration at Harvard College,
Cambridge, by the Alumni, the following toast
was announced by the Chairman:
The health of the oldest graduate of Harvard
University, who is here. present-He deserves
the title of age, for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21
Furfigll Cirrus.
3 Days Later from Europe.

~, WV DIRK, July lS.
The steamship Franklin left Cowes at q
L. NJ, July ., md went ashore on Long l..
land Beach, Just oil Moriches, about forty
miles TO the westward of Moniauk, during
the dense fog that prevailed at : o'clock. yes.
terday morning.
Her passengers were all taken on shore in
safety, and at about ~ last night, forty three
arrived IN this city. She had on board ZOO
tons of freight. Her mails were brought bv
express, and arrived at a about o'clock this
morning.
BY the Franklin we have dates from Lon.
don ana Southampton to the 9Th inst.
London Corn market two shillings lower
American flour from one to two shillinps
down.
Liverpool Cotton market unchanged. Bus.
mess moderate.
Liverpool Corn market dull, buyers hold.
ing off
India Corn pressed for sale.
military Instruction, headed by O'Don-
nell, has broken out in Spain, four thousand
of the Madrid garrison having marched out
in the direction Of Toledo. Accounts are
conflicting, Madrid covered with barricndes.
Garrison fraternzng with insurgents. o.
Donnell threatening to attack the palace. Alb
dication Of the Queen proposed.
Russia has replied 10 the Austrian and
Pfussian summons, that she will resist To the
last man and the last roube.
A collision between the Austrian and
Russian forces in Modavia, is imminent
The Russians defend the line of the Sereth
and the Austrian COMMANDMENT chief has
proceeded 10 the seat Ct war with orders TO
force the evacuation Of Moldavia, which the
| Russians refuse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21
Platform and Resolutions,

Adopted by Freemen Of VT assembled in
Convention, in pursuance of spontaneous
call emanating from various parts of the
State, and embracing men of all political
narties to consider upon the measures which
duty demands pf 10 as s,,'.ss's ~f f.~o
State, IN the present crisis, in reference to
the late acts of Congress, on the subject Of
Slavery and its anticipated further extension,
viz;
For the protection of free States from
southern aggression and northern ireache-
ry"
For the recovery of the rights of the free
States as an integral part Of the Union and
For the rescue Of the General Govern
ment from the control of the slave power.
RESOLVED That the institution of Slavery
is great moral, social, and political evil;
that il was so regarded by the fathers Of the
Republic, the founders and best friends of
the Union, by the heroes and sages of the
revolution, who contemplated and intended
It's gradual and peaceful extinction as AN ell
ement hostile to the liberties for which they
toiled that institution is not to be strength
ened nor encouraged, against which Wash
ington, the calmest and wsest of our nation,
bore unequlyocel testimony; as to which
Jefferson, tilled with the love OF liberty, ex
l tldlulcu- thu lit iiotfllts OF nation be
ever thought secure when we have removed
I their only firm basis, a conviction in the
minds of the people that their liberties are
the gift of God that they are not TO be yio-
lated but.with his wrath Indeed, | trem-
BILE for my country when reflect that God
is just that His justice cannot rest forever !;
that considering numbers, nature and nation
al means only, revolution Of the wheel Of
fortune, an exchange of situation, is among
possible events that 1t may become pfoba-
bic by supernatural interference The Al
mighty has no attributes which can take
sides with US in such contestw And as
to which another eminent patriot in Virgin
ia, on the close of the Revolution, also ex.
claimed: " Had We turned our eyes inward
y when we supplcated the Father of Mer-
cies to AID the injured aud oppressed, when
we invoked the Author Of Righteousness to
attest the purity of our motives and the JUS
tice Of our cause, and iinplored the God Of
battles TO aid our exerions in its defense,
should we net have stood more self convict
ed than the contrile publican%
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21
University of Vermont

The Fiftieth Anniversary of the Univer-
sity of Vermont will be COMMUNICATED on
Tuesday Aug. LIST, the DAY preceding the an
nual commencement. A circular letter has
been sent to al! the graduates whose address
was known, and this public notice, it is no.
ped, will reach any who may have failed to
receive the circular.
The public exercises preceding the Anni-
versay dinner, will be Historical Discourse
by Rev. J. Wheeler, ID. d., late President OF
the University, and an Address by J. X.
Spalding, Esq, of New York City.
Esser County.-We learn that at the whig
County convention in Lunenburgh, the 4th
inst, w. H. Hartshorn was nominated for
Senator, N. j. Graves and WIN. Burbank for
County Judges, r.. C. Benton for States AT.
torney, ]. G. Darling for High Sheriff, and
WIN. Chandler of Lunenburgh, for Judge oil
Probate.
Sugar and Flour.-Sugsr is Ipw cheaper
than Flour in New Orleans. A barrel OF
the best sugar at the price-say 200 pounds
at three and half cenis--is seven dollars,
while -four, weighing 1876 pounds, sells al
eight dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21
Indiana in Council.
Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.
INiANAPoIIs. July 10. 1854.

INANAPoLIs, July 10, 1854.
Indiana is awake" up and aconing."--
The prairies are on fire
The State Convention is in session in the
State House yard. 1t takes out doors 10
hold tho delesafns
Col. Thomas Smith, who presided, was
foI years a most respected Democratic Mem
Der of Congress. Among the speakers were
ex-Gov. Bebb Of Ohio, the Hon. Henry S.
Lane, apt. John A. Hendricks, II. j.. Els
worth and the Rev. George B. Joceyn. MIR.
Ellsworth announced that FIVE hundred Dem
ocrats were present from his lIippecanoel
County alone. The following Platform was
adopted
Uhreds, We, the freemen of Indiana,
without respect Of party, and actuated by a
common devotion to our Republic, and a
common reverence for its founders, have as
sembed ourselves together IN commemora-
ton Of the passage of the Ordinance, of July
IL, 1877, making the North-W est Territory
Free for ever, and,
Whereas, The unanimous adoption Of said
Ordnance by the Representatives of oil the
States III the Union at that date, already in
dicated that opposition TO the extension OF
Slavery was then the fixed policy of the
country and the founders Of our Govern
ment
Hhsreas, We regard the resent repeal and
abrogation of the Missouri COMPROMISE as a
gross ami wantcn violation of the plighted
faith of the Union. in reference to the exis-
lence OF Slavery, therefore,
Reso'Ued, That we are opposed to the ex-
tension of slavery, and that we deprecate
and repudIate the principles of the platform
adopted by the self styled Democratic Con-
vention of last May, held in TIM city, to sus.
tain the Nebraska swindle.
ResoiUed, That we will waive all party
predictions, and in concert, by all lawful
means, seek TO place every branch of the
feeeral Government in the hands Of mer
who will assert the rights of Freedom, and
restore the Missouri Compromise, and refuse
under all circumstances to tolerate the ex-
tension OF Slavery.
Resolved, That we regard intemperance as
great political evil, moral and social and a
legitimate subject for legislation, and that
we favor the passage of a judicious, consti-
tutonal, and efficient prohIbitory law, with
such penalties attached as well efiectually
suppress the traffic in intoxicating drinks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21
Washington County.

The freeman acknowledges the receipt
Of a call for County Convention in Wash
lngton County, irrespective of party, but de-
fers its publication until next week. The
call is the same as the one published in this
paper In the meantime. the Freemen pub
fishes call for another convention, signed
by part of the free soil committee. on the
day originally fixed in the call we publish. -
We have therefore changed the day to Sat
urdoy the 9th of August; and we trust it
will be distinctly understood that the Con-
vention of the 5th will embrace only those
who come in good faith upon the terms and
for the purpose stated in the call.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-21

o. Geo. W. Ilartshorn, ESQ.,, has be-
come publisher and editor of the Irasburgh
Gazettee. He is a gentleman admirably
qualified for the post. and we hope he will re-
ceiye the liberal support which we are sure
he will merit. On the politics of the day
Mr.. IL. says:
The political complexion of the Gazette
will be-to use the language Of Mr. Con-
gresham Howe, Of Pa, in defending his
own position" Wing with strong Free Soil
tendencies;" that is, II will take the same
high ground against the aggression of Sav-
cry, that has been SO nobly taken by the
Wings of Vermont, New Hampshire and
Maine, in their recent State Conventions. and
by all the Wing Conventions, whose doings
we have noticed, in the free Ststes. As we
view the present aspect Of our political af-
fairs, the former issues between the Wing
and Democratic parties relative to the Tariff,
Currency, Distribution Of the Land proceeds
ETC., etc, are for the time being-not obsolete
for they must come up again at some future
day-but evidently overshadowed by the
great all absorbing matters growing out of
the aggresslons of Slavery. In a word, we
regard the great question Of The day to be,
Shall Siarery be aiiotoed 10 20 on Increasing
IN Power and influence unta IL gets such en-
tire control Of the Government as 10 direct all
lis fnerg,es- and direct them, as ice kno,o Il ia
such case iuiy, 10 The extension and perpeiua-
lion Of ii'elf, at ,uhaiepu cost Of blood aud
treasure