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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-13

VCAcxlr.-One Of r. II. Cages Asns' al 10 Huy
Ter. N ", has lad hinfu big esq. certified ~ nea'
sure inches aivand one way, AMI inches The o'hs'
usy. aud tho weight Ia DO a ounces avei'a"p'''
We hope tao lien sill oaohe as bisge' egg Than 'h'
IL IL nvt uotFn each ling abost
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fBy Telegraph


.BALrIsoEs, Wednes day, Sept. IL, 1885.
BY the steamer this morning we have intelligence
from Norhlk down to 70 o'clock NJ. yesterday. The
deaths in that city, during the twenty hours end
ing at 6 o'clock on Monday evening, were 30. On
Tuesday morning but few new cases or deaths were
reported.
At Portsmouth there were &c deaths on Monday,
end 90 during the fourteen hours ending at CLOCK
yesterday afternoon. The panic was increasing
Amor'g the dead were the Rev. Vernon Eskridge U.
S. Chaplsin and daughter, and the Rer James Ch's'
holm of the Episcopal Church. The Rev. John Dew
lin, X. C., had relapsed. Out of party OF eleven
ply sicans and nurses who went down on the boat on
the goth of August, ak are now dead. The vito OF
the Rev. Mr. Smith is dead. DR.. Debershee Of wash
iDgton " as very i'll.
The Howard Association have declined sending the
children to Baltimore although every preparation had
been made for them.
Several families had removed TO Camp Falls.
PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, Sept. ~, 1855.
The Relief Committee Of this city sent this afternoon
TO Norfolk cheek Of thirteen hundred and fifty dol
Lam for the relief of the sufferers there.
NEw.ORLEAss, Monday, Sept 10 1855.
Tie yellow fever is sbaing here. Last week the
deaths from it were 255 The weather ID cool and
pleasant
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A farmer In Bond county. Mo-, hSs ~ "fhs''
s,coo tiees, from which be "esi'eS ~ m'>f"s "
5000. The estimated vsl7s 81 ifH'n N h'e WIZ
county Ia s1o,0oO The Surplus "a tn'~'lJ s'N n ~
kris.
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eood feeling The Convention then prooesiei 10 no nj
sie Ne candidates, and Tie nominations resulted q

follows
z. sA se,,oIs. q Z, 9ss:S
Fssfstafy - -.,a D. sABrISOs OF &. Crss.-
49,. hsa Ss.ts q %:r..s:
ssVl fs1la le"rs't'n. ....'s. nehrss Of R.sine
49,; ss bon g s & bis c' c
| he noBiBs Y"Ds are tboogbt bsfe 10 b. good.
| Tic esHoijai's beng -elec'eo, the Co'vcstion
nco,td Lo Itpor, IL 10 COMMITTEE on Resolaaous
| srd sd ouI ss.! The rrport s.ide from rome minor
i.,o ut"ps toschpg u. pre- of 5'se Adgiiosr stoo.
re ,bfnsd tbs basis u ION the psfJrm adopted.
by he Republican CONVEX ION wbsh met bers %
The l3fr Of Jolly, le;t and rbth is o. fvllo~si
ho"ss ID" b. fep.s'sd .s< bog svssnryt sa.rsscs-
he sw Of fre4om ts SsS-rtS ,sorr. sss s.tory Of
ID. son free, upoS u. %. COW tst thsse c.ps
When : 70 dsrune Wheeler fstais .aaI,s.sss Ofsss
soysrnn 20, bal Be deso'sd to es Que c. tes Othss
ssy. power IN the defnse q s.saom vii ooeer.s. ssd
be oss kpsseans plsds to In secOu,shmsas q tSs
ni.tr.iioa Of the y.rnu,es back .. ~,
40 restore s,bsaska and Kansas the pea,a Of ess
10 repeal aud entire sbros.iloa the Yusvs Slave
Act
To prchba ih- sdn-son Il Ss into Tia
exclude sl.vey FROM all the Tsreie. which the
6,neIa 6o,erm' ut As. exclusive jaiidieOn. And
ss % az: s, . s s. bern ss 1s S
hered THAI IN .. o. ths.s pa'po.s' we viii nss
to their pishnesi will sopport
eee under the 6eneisl STATE GIVE nn.n who isot p
whse sosa chrsster a eenduei not guaranty dat
he Is reSsbt.
Rsrssd Thsi we coral y al pen,ons ~hsthss Il
uye -sp biz b, who favor OF he objects expressed
sbov, soluons with as Ia carrying them int
eject"
Bavirg passed this sfrsh with anshimty and eutha-
siasn tie Convention adjourned. LooKER-oS.
WIscoSsIY.-Tfe Democracy Of Wisconsin have
nominated Governor Barstsw 81 that State Tor TO
Il. oiiop TIE following s their state ticker compietes
oys,por..,...,. .,........W LILLIAN A. BARjrOW.
/ ,s,ruor,... ........AHrHUR MACARTHUR
seer,tn,y of State.,..............D. ~. JONES.
b.rL WILLIAM NJ. DENNIS
IT., lamar .'............ CHARLES KEUHN
a,,o,r ey. O., nsr WILLIAM r. SMITH
St,fr Pine C6n EDw ARD Mc0 ARRY
STATE superi nte sdeLt ...........A q, BARkY.
The following are the names OF the delegates sp-
% ted ON the al CopgI esona Districts 70 The
Democratic National Convention:
Ist pistrio,-H. j. Shnies and u. }. Thcmsa
I'D Dntrict-ssnuel Crawfurd and w. J. o,sson.
lilo Dstrct-Horsee I. -apaers and Berish Brown.
Deesaes at Lase-Ne.sn Dewey amos b. Cross Selonos
Juneau and Sstetlee Clarke.
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7.,fE YELLOW FEpLR

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bib wing donations ,bis IA, eo-iysdi
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Cas- IS -TotG, : '94is 70
T,-ef-llowipT notes have beea receives:
w YMAcY sa-Deay Sh. We nciose . further c,ntd.
~ one hupred douss for the unfori unno others Of
yuth and beg to that separate fsod
b. ips formed re relie o. che orphan Children We wod
treer har ms cur furds applied ~ thst OBJECT.
Vsry truly ysur obut seivts, so>s
j. r. JAfPKAY SONS,
No 70 Broadway, S,pt II, 1881
OyFlcf or IHs NE-YoEK LtsE ISsUR,Scg CossPAfi}
M lt6 Broadway, kes- York, Sep. IL, 1893. ),
WM H. Lfscy ESQ TEis-MI Dear sfr: AT the r,ontSiy
OF our Board Of Trustees held tbs day The eberns'
4 tie few rning Of Norfolk and Portsmouth nAv1s
ps only for the policy holders Of his Com
he dangers eh surround hem with ne unsnirai
ma fh the christian tere vo nee resolved
ui horiIe tie fces forward yVue checs tor eSoo 10
i'd Of the fupd Of which you Treasurer.
In accordance such luton. and 10 en'ire sympathy
feelings hsve the sure OF ioc osf you the
on psnys ehect aT o to be applied toward aiesisuns toe
ufeps Of those who objects OF reief 10 tnosc
ities OF resti ence and death. -.
In the snes that others Of Incorporated nstitu
ion, may thus unite 9TH and rs 10 this r.ost noble woG
rtman very truly Jour friend and Cbdt serve
MORRIS FRANKLIN.
This account is :nado up to o'clock to day.
WM. II MACY, Treasurer,
Sent 70 1855 No. ii Wilsm'st.
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WiscoSsIS.-Tfe Democracy Of Wisconsin have
nominated Governor Barstsw 81 that State Tor TO
t c,ion TIE following is their state tickle, completes
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which gave him this trout total o seven paI'enee
IN brour bit 10 bear upon the assailog masses Inc
esplt was that the second effort OF the Russians ener
etc ss il wss proved of no avail against us, ana
the, were compelled to retreat with great loss.
1.-THE 18th Russian division whicn haa come uo~n
,b,ovpp ont large bodies Of rifemen as skirmishers
had 10 better success. Received with great resoiu-
tion by General Clers brigade and by hsa battery
Of The Imt eral Guard, harrassed on me er oy the
troops Of rottis division, who pressed ciosey' una,
division was compelled to recIoss the Cnernaye and
70 fall back behind he batteries OF position which
lined the nights from which 1t had started.
" From this moment, A. NJ, tne retrea o. the
enemy became plainly visible. ine ionS os
Withdrew as fast they could, unoer tne protscaoo Oh
a 90, sicerable body of cavalry aud aruilery. =
{. Rnr a moment felt inclined TO order portion OF
the cavalry to charge to cut down the remnant Oh m
17,b Russian dvhiOn between the Choqhou anu
Trsktir bcdpes With this object IN view bad pre-
nared some souadrons Of the Chasseurs Atnque, VINO
were Joined by some Sandman squsdrons ana oy one
of Gen Scaretts regiments. the I'm Lancers llro
Iods but the retreat of the Russians vas ~ prompt
tia, We could only have made -mall number OF prs
opers and this fine cavalry might nave peen iea'ne9
by some of the enemys batteries still IN posiuon
deemed it preferable noro expose iol 60 s'a
cult Gen Della Marmora did mol, moreover, s1an9
in need Of this support boldly TO retase ine
PORTIONS which bis small posts occupied on tue hsh''
| Of Chouliou. $685. J. "A
dis,nneared The division Of the Guard and Dalac
dysIon relieved the divisions engaged, as they st1ol
in need Of come ret. sent back the LIST corps OF %
| vhlsnt's divtlOn, and The cavalry fc'ufhou '" '
| usual bivou1c. 4. ,,,0
"Tbs splendid action doe. The creates, honor 70 ,hc
infantry 70 the horse artillery Of ihe Gafde 70 that o.
re,erye ard to the ARTILLERY VI divisions WIZ shofuy
~ ,our Ercelebcy 10 plac1 before tho Emperor ths
u,nes OF thosn who have dessrvcd rewards ana =
subn., 10 the Approbs,lon Of hs Majesty u"s' VIM"
| may have awarded IN his mars IL, 49,.
{" 6snIosaes are doubtless I" be- regretted, b". 's9y
are nd IL proportion % tbs results ods,nSl a,a
80 ,ve lsve inflicted on The st'sTny, We have sish
D,~,, officers uOubdef, Dins soger"f pib s's Elils
s,1 "a wounded i7z "t"'s.''.sa e'.'fs ma
.,p.rs IiIls1 i,s u'Isslsg AMI ls' r's"aS' .,ds
m. gsssisas hays vi, 50 ris"t's's ~ "n' hA''s
-, 80, "a ,ls, tls< a,sJ be s<sltas'@i at f""'e
han so. sea d s v,sA1 q r. re- F lss,
~ W. 49, .,.,.is,tAx .f.,1,s as s'siH h'st' ~
"a .,s ~. l,sAs n ,ps generals. "''''s "A"-N~
| m bsth aba ~ sstty'eA, -. 49,. -.i,.,.si, a.
,., -, Ia, .i,1st ~ D.r h@,s 1' |p""1'" = -
tgs.s as. s,.s,A, bes .t~ "a s'.sry - = ~
s,.s ,,,.>,,.,s ..-s .,.i ~ v,saa"q '.',..'~f =
| 49,. a.. -, o. .,..@.,.- " y.s' Ests'...'l
BE-, t,.A Bssis Hs-e-1. ..S tAt~.~.9 go "~' 'N''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
National Life Insurance Com
DanV


We again call attention to the important
subject Of Life Insurance which we deem
to be the most important among the Provident
Institutions Of the country. The subject
has for some years past been subjected to a
most thorough investigation by the best minds
OF the world, aud their verdict in its favor
has placed it upon a firm basis II seems to
be the uery method by which individuals hav-
ing friends who have claims upon their pro-
teclion and support, can accomplish the de.
sired object without much present embarrass-
ment.
What was regarded but ten years ago as
visionary chimerical and almost impious. is
now by the most intelligent joyfully hailed
as one Of the achievements of modern civil
zation.
We rejoice that the effort to establish this
Institution in our midst has beon so ominont
ly successful, and we are satisfied that It's
plans OF business are go judicious as to in
sure It's PsRMANENcY.
To the known respectable character Of lis
Directors and officers, which to many would
be sufficient guaranty, we may add the
more important fact shown by late report,
that its assets are nearly three lines larger
than is necessary TO lis safety"
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Sudden Death.

STATE OF VERMONT, Inquest ia
WAsHINGroN County, SIS ken atMont-
pelier, IN the County Of Washington, on the
18th day of October A. d., lc55, before
Charles Lyman, Esq one of the Justices of
the Peace, for sand County, upon view of the
body Of a man said to be Of the name of J.
H. FEST there lying dead; by the oaihs Of
RaWsel r. Keith Joseph Howes. & NJ. Ru-
bleo VIM. 4. Lewis, Timothy Cross. John
W usu", y. {. Lewis, Harvey King, Il. e..
Barrows. Samuel Wells, f. f. Smith, c. r.
Wood, james llowllud, Marvel Russell and
r W Hyde, who present that the deceased
was taken to the jail House in Montpelier,
alb aut half past eight o'clock on Thursday
evening, Oct !, 1853, supposed to be in a
state OF intoXlcatonj by two of the citizens
Of Montpelier, and there died about three
hours afterwards, as is believed of fit of
apopleXy. And so the jurors aforesaid, upon
their oalhs, say that the deceased came to
his death by misfortune or mischancc.
In behalf OF the Jury of Inquest.
h. r. KEITH, Foreman.
The deceased appears to have been a tran
sient person-claimed to be tame; by trade
said be was an Engiishman, and had bad
wife and three children the wife and two
children deceased, and the surviving child, a
glr ten or twelve years Of age, living in Bos-
ton, The deceased had the initials j. Il. ".
printed on his arm with India ink also sore
upon one leg, and an old scar over the left
eye. a CARPET bag filed with clothing, was
in his possession, and also Sl2 or Sl3 upon
his person.
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G5s.4s il should be. -- Diary and Corr,s.
pcndenee Of Amos Latrrenee.-The frs,
edition of this deeply interesting work /.
sold. A Second Edition, which Is meeting
with a rapid sale by subscription, will be-
ready for delivery on the 18th inst Order,
.cia be filed according TO priorityct applies
ton. Canyassers are al work, but houses
wishing copies will expedite matters bv
sending in their orders.
We are authorized to say in this connec-
tion that the prospect of furnishing copies At
wholesale TO our larger and many of our
smaller warehouses was started during the
past week by young gentleman "a Boston
Boy--who rs well known among us, and who
presents claims, which. aside from the deci.
dedly meritorlous character of the publica-
ton, should be warmly responded to.
HIS address Is MERCANTILE, care Ian.
a. Wheeler, 10 State street, Boston,"
Subscriptions placed on this list will be
hiled immediately, after the publicatio Of
the work on Monday next, as il is prior to ali
others.-Bosio Mad.
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agreed to. BY Mr.. Marsh, repeating s. o C.
81 &. :. BY Mr.. Spalding, to amend C. SO
c. 5. ION inquests on the dend.)
BUS RLrERREp. For the promotion of
Agriculture, &c. TO Committee Of Ways and |
Means. To increase fees Of sheriffs and
deputies, TO Judiciary Committee. In add /
ton to c. Is G. =, to Judiciary Committee. /
Altering sec. . and repeating sec. 10 chap. |
% G.. \, 10 General Committee. On fen |
cling highways, to select committee OF five.
10 amendment of sec. IL chap. 81 c. s., to
the Judiciary Committee.
PETITIONS RErERRED. OF f. G. Loom.
is aud others, asking repeal of laws fequir-
ing inspection and stamping OF leather, TO
committee on Manufactures. OF Nathan
Norton and others, 10 committee on Educa~
ton.
RESOLUTION. by MIR. Field, referring
the Address OF the Council of Censors TO a
select Joint committee of the Senate and
House, with power to report proper answer
thereto. At the call of Mr.. Powers Of Wood>
stock, the Address was read, when the reso-
luton was adopted. The address proposes
to do away with the right OF review IN cas-
es IN the county court to provide for refer
ences of certain actions. particularly such
as concern boundaries of land and injuries
on highways; and to enact an insolvency
law, like that Of Massachusetts.
The Speaker announced the reminder Of
the Standing Committees, and also the fol-
| lowing Select Committees;
! On the message as to Kanzas and Slavery
( -Messrs. Malteson, FELTON,, Perry, Howe,
/ Constantine, Brown Of Sheldon, Stevens OF
! East Montpelier.
On increasing pay Of town officers, jurors
al 3
wick. Frisbie, Beecher, Hurd, Wilson.
Adjourned.
! , o'clock, P. NJ.
SENATE.
Engrossed BW-ln addition to chap 81
| c. s., passed.
| The Senate went into Joint Assembly,
and on returning adjourned.
HOUSE.
1 PuBLc BiLLs INTRODUCED AND REFER-
RED To COMMITTEE ON PRINTING. BY Mr..
Powers of Woodstock, prohibiting the re
view Of actions at law BY Mr.. Beckwith,
relating to The discharge of one or more
Joint debtors without impairing the rights OF
creditors IN respect to other co-debtors.
PRlyATE Bills INTRODUCED AND REFER
RED. BY Mr.. Brown of Grand Isle, Tor the
support of Bridget Collins, an insane pau
per, to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
By Mr.. Mason, for the relief of c. +. Par
sons, to Committee of Claims
PETITIONS REFERRED. OF Zimri Howe
aud others. for amendment OF the liquor law,
TO select commltle on that subject.
JorNT Resolution. by Mr. Beckwth,
relative to a dgested index of Compiled
Statutes and the public laws now in force ;
referred to Judiciary Committee.
The Senate came in and joint assembly
was formed for the election of State officers
Secretary Of state.
Mr.. Mason nominated Geo. r. Thompson,
Mr. Brigham nominated Charles n Daven-
port, Mr. Watkins nominated Guy c. Samp-
son, Senator Benedict nominated Chulon F.
Dayey.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

CT Our readers are requested to notice
the advertisement in this days paper of an
elegant and extensive stock of goods just re-
ceived by the firm of Messrs. Chandler g.
Co. Nos. 6 a. Summer Street, Boston
Persons about selecting goods, either ex-
Pensive or common, cannot fail to be pleas
ed with the assortment exhibited, or the 9ri-
ces at which they are offered. Those visit
ing the city should not fail to call at this
magnificent establishment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Election Day.

The proceedings Of the day have been
unusually pleasant. Ia the Legislature, it
will be observed that both Houses organized
without difficulty and we can vouch that
outside, the crowd has been orderly and de-
lighted by the evolutons of the ALLrN
GRErs, and the exquisite music of the Bos-
ton BRsss BANp. By the wav, the Con-
cert of the Band, on Wednesday evening,
was every way successful-the house full,
the performance superb, and everybody per-
fcctly satisfied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
GAS.

October l2th, Montpelier was for the first
line partially lighted with Gas. 1t it is but
about three months since the work was com
menced, but under the energetic direction Of
Mn. HILL, the buildings have been erected
and finished in the most thorough order. In
a few days we may anticipate that all the
principal streets will be lighted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

~A gracious revival of religion is nov
progressing at Newbury Seminary, among
the Students and some others. About forv
persons manifested wish to become Chris.
uans, on Tuesday evening last. .auora.
keneva!.-Dayid Goodall, Esq, has been
appointed Postmaster at East 81. Jobnsbn,v
vice Hon. Calvin Morrill,, removed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Ohio Election.

Cincinnati, Oct. ~ In GO Counties, Chase
has 10000 majority over both the Democrat
&c and Know Nothing candidates. To the
House 60 Republicans and ~ Democrats are
elected Senate - Republicans and 3 De-
mocrats known to be chosen
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Al The County FdT-No name was set to
beautiful specimens of cashmere and yarn
exhibited. We learn that they were manu-
featured by Mr.. II. a. Wilson Of Calais, to
whom, by the way, we are indebted Tor yarn
Of the first quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
From California.

News to Doth inst.
Johnson, III. ~ is elected Governor by
1000 minority.
Vote on the liquor law close.
Senate and House both X. n.
Orfgon.-It is reported that the Blackfeet
Indians have killed Gen. Stevens anl COM
pany.
We are authorized to state that the Clerk
Of the louise has appointed the following ma
med gentlemen as his Assistants:
J. p. c. Cottrill of Montpelier,
Norman Williams, r.. of Woodstock,
George c. Hicks, of Rutland.
0F7C. c. Brown Esq, has been appointed
Post Master at Cabot, VI, in place Of Mr..
Russ, resigned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

Ohio Election.

BosToN, Thursday, Oct. II, P. NJ.
Chase is said TO be chosen Governor Of
OHIO, by 10000 majority. The Democrats
concede his election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

.lmb'oiPes This is the name given to a
new style OF Daguereotype, which far ex
ceeds, both in beauty and durability, any
thing Of the kind heretofore discovered One
peculiarly Of the ambro,ype is, that it is en-
tirely free from the glare which is insepara,
bic from the Dagueueoiype.
Specimens may be seen at the Daguerre-
an establishment Of so. Elersey. State street,
over Bancroft & Ellis store; aud we will
add that Mr.. Herey has ample rooms. beau-
tifully furnishcd, where he will be happy to
see not only those who wish for portraits,
but those also who wish the pleasure of ex
aiming the finest specimens Of his beautiful
art
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

.Nftc York, Oct i.-BaEADsTUFFs rRoh
CALit oRsIA.--The clipper ship Adelsias'
Hamilton, from San Francisco, June a adoa
arrived here today. She had about ~
tons freight, among which are 10000 ssess
of barley, $4,000 sacks of wheat, 40 baffeN'
l22 sacks, and I2s casks Of -four.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

The SLAVERY QUEsTI )N.-ParAe
Goodwin says and says truly, III
Putnam for October. I" II we eA-
cepl the small join, stock association
which draws tie udders of the ieder-
al government, aud a score or two ol
effele politicians, who like the elder
Bourbons, forget nothing and learn
nothing, there is not thinking ""n
among us who is not absorbed N 'n'S
topic of the domination and s9reau
Of Slavery"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

UPs AND DowNs. terrible strike
by the administration was commit
ted lately, IN Sherburne, upon friend
Maxham, who has held the Office Of
post master for ten or fifteen years,
and had given perfect satisfaction TO
all. The reason gwen is, that M
Markham occasionally met with The
X Ms, aud off went his head, We
learn lhe Income of The office amounts
To the snug lillle sum of-toenfy
do lars a gear. -Rufiand Herdh
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19
Anti-slavery Lectures.

Mr.. WELLS BROWN, an able and elo-
luent speaker, once a slave, will lecture as
ollows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-19

SO clear in his riest dice, that his virtues
WA pead lise Aosols uanpeot toagued, sgain.t
Tie deep dsmna,ion Of his Taking of
Such a Democratic Governor. a
Democratic Administration das brok-
en- down. Nor has ii had the mgn-
illness to assign The true motive for
lis act With the Instincts of an
assassin, it has exhibited The mean
ness OF pollroon-slabbing the pn-
vale character of The individual.
while striking down the arm OF the
Official (Applause.) The Impair
ilal future will regard the removal
of Governor iieeder as one of the
most scandalous political acts in the
history of the country. Nor is the
indignation which it should inspire
in The breast of every New York
Democrat, mItigaled by the shame
he must have felt TO see the order
for MS removal emanale from tina, de-
psrlment of the Government presid.
ed over with So much ability by one
OF our own citizens. The Secretary
oil State would have exhibited the
ioiiiest elements of his character had
the thrown up his seals rather than
permit the records of his Office TO
be stained with the written evidence
Of the Transaction. applause. y