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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-23


Mary Campbell Of Eddington, who les
tiied tina, her maiden name was Chick
that she lived in MaravlIle in ls2S and
went to Canada with the prisoner and
was married 10 him. Here, objection
was made TO the admssibility Of her evil
dence, on the ground that she was his rite
and could not testify againsl her husband
Afier some discussion, the Court admit
ted the testimony oh tho ground thai the
marriage was a nu11hy, it having been
shown that he had wife living, from
whom he was not divorced, when the
second marriage was contracted. She
had two sons and daughter by him,
who are now living. One was Harvey
s. Lumbard. She saw this man last YEAR,
when he called to see his daughter. He
was good singer--used 10 sing penny
royal tunes principally before they were
married
Mrs. S. G. Woodarl testified that about
IS years ago a pedtr, who she remem.
'efea had suhken eyes and prominent
'9se' IKE 'he prisoner borrowed ner hus-
tan" harness, ana went to MarayItle,
ahd that the harness was never returned.
FMS, with the exception of an efperf,
VINO was called to show forgery OF the
note, embraced ;he governments testl
mony'
ne defence was opened by Mr.. klee,
ana was 'hat the prisoner was not tie
1aleb Lombard who forged the note,
aad was supported, first, b. the dcCi1ra.
ilaH al Nf>. Campbell, 4admted by con.
en- that thete was another pedl4r Of
t9eaeh ware abent the country at the
't1e ot the targery, by the name Of Lum-
aari, but That he was a 6fether ol this
uae Mr. L1rd Of Surry, also testified
Ia anofhcr pediar being aleng about HAT
sii't''' lie ~ VI Hlit-'N- titi IL
5aaie fbr pru4cIpa witness, Miss Olive
GoftA. ,f Manchester, Niagara Co.,, New
Nark. whose story wa, in substance. that
She Iyei IN R4ado'ph, VI, in lS27. She
had 4 SISTER vino married a Caleb Lam
lari @Lo pedd.sd wooden ware IN tie
S#aae ett Name, She slw him IN the
iaNa Of Books IN The sptiag of lS4s-
ae: >.,ler Va, with him, and they weHt
Ia liuehul-she saw them at E.1-Wnr.h
the next day. In Orland she saw her
hrliher-n-IAw write some no,es - he
wrote >cvecal before he col one TO suit
hm. She SAW them next IA Bangor, and
went nome 10 Vermont with them. A
cross >-exlmInatIpn OF tins witness threw
some discredlt upon her story, owing TO
several maternal contradictions, and an
aa5filtl o" her part, To mention any other
Pfaces IN the State of Maine, besides
those connected WIKI the notes,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
Ordination at Williston.

In connection with the meeting of the
Winpu ki >ssocation at Wlllston. on the
lmh lnsl an Ecclesiastical Council convened
by letters msslve Ter the purpose of or dalU
ing To the Gospel Ministry. rrof CALVIN
Pass. of the University Of VERMONT.
The ouncil was organzed by the ap
pomiment of Rev. J. " heeier. ID. D., Nod.
orator. aud 4. d. Barber. SCRIBE.
The Moderator to K the lead IN the exam
inaii0n of the 'anlldiie. After leng ny
examination. sustnned on ihr part OF Prot.
Pease. by much readiness. precision, and
clearnass IN his answers aud siit-n-nts of
doctrine and beliei, ,he Council proceeded To-
the ordination services. The following =
der was observed.
I. Invocation. reading the Hymn and
Scriptures. by Prot \. G Clark, OF the Unl-
versiv. }. Prayer by k-y.O. & heel"r.
OF Grand Isle. 3. Sermnn by DR.. W hee>
Ter. from Nat. Vi. b 4. Ordaning Prayer,
by Rev I. w. Pierce, Of lrricho. 5. charge
to Prot. Pease. by Rev. J II. Worcester, 81
Burlington. Il. Frllowshpo' the hufc es
by Rev A. D Barber, OF WillisiOn. Z Ben
edlcuon nv Prrt Pease.
It's not too much t. say that the ordina~
ton services were well SUSTAIN d. and held
the attention uf the audience tili the clus".
The Assucation renewed the License of
Prof Clerk 10 preach the Gospel.
Nillsion. Oct %0'h. l-lb.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
gurriSn glrmg.
One Week L tier from Europe.
SEBAS ron OIL BLOWN UP by rue
ALLIES

ALLIES.
.Ntie movsm,nis in the Crimed and Black Sea.
NV YoRK. Oct. Ia.
The steamer Ailannc FROM Liverpool on
the 9th iusi. arrived N hall past eight o'cfk
this afternoon. Commercial uneHsincss ex-
lists England. Cotton market was deprcs
sed and prices irregular. Wheat firm.
S.bastopUl has been blown ~ by the We
lies, mlnrs being sunk Tor that PURPOSE
Irluce Gnrischakuh's army was threatened
by land forces Of the Allies from Eupalurla
aud Baldar. On the I'd OF S.pt the RUS
slius were defeated nea rEupatorii byFrrnch
cavalry. L,ss 10 killed aud 30 wounded.
rench las q kill'd and "a wounded Gnrts.
chakuff nn the Sd OF Oct. reports an ln,firc-
tual II, vem,nt made on his left fl,nk.
he dee had sailed on a Sc ret expcdl-
ton, supposed 10 be- against Nicoalei or
odessa. The Russians = EN- determined Ia
meet the campaign vigorously.
The Emp rur was at Odessa He had is
sued an IN uurt ing de-, IS to the Russian
people aud will ~hohl, be IN the Crlmed.
A collision was anticipated between the
Western Pow rs aud the KING Of y ,ples,On
account of Bmnbt's Russian propensnies.
The inud qu-stiun rtill remains serious
both ~ Franc, and m Germany.
In Frsnce the government has interfered
to regulate. the pr ces Of butchers meat.
kir- sui held out according to last ac-
coubIs III ugh the provisions were nearly
exhausted. 1t was expected however, thai
the snow would compel the Russians to re-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Tnr RfrusiIcAN PARTY. Hon james
=. Wadsworlh (Denocra,,)of N. Y, has
come out IN strong letter IN favor Of the
Republican party, and against the further
extension OF Slavery. lie says:
Appreciate all the dangers Of sectional
p,rtv hut let the responsibility rest with
those who have forced upon us sectional
tssue. Kansas IS tree BY solemn com
p,ct-the Snnih has 81 zed IT, New hexi
co was free-ihe South rs uverrunmng It,
Northern California Is trer-slavery Is grasp
inc Mt It and when and where N those vast
regions south Ut us rs extensive as the set
He'd portion Of the United states thlny peo-
pled. with almost no government, aud praci-
cally open to cOlonizauon, III Ill we arrest tue
march Of this fatal and blasting curse, II not
row and here | know of no words which
can color too hlglily the magnrude of this
onestion. lis supple statement shall those
vast and brautiiu regi"ns be occupied, cul>
tlvated. adorned by the willing arm Of free
labor. or shall they be- gwen up 10 the Atr-
can an the lash passes all power Of exag
/ geratluD.
The lion Preston King, one Of the lead
ing Jackson Democrats of New York, says
in a letter accepting the nominiton of the
Republican party for Srcret'ry Of Slate
cordially approve the platform OF the Re-
publican Convention. and the purp ~ Of the
Republican party to resist the enrrOaohnents
of Slavery aud restore the administration OF
government To the sound constitutional prln-
ciples acted on by The fathers Of the repub
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

The Washington Union Of the 18th inst.
,vur- Ms readers with column aud half
Z matter explanatory of the conduct of the
ulhurites Ut Missouri Va reference 10 the re-
anisii u Of the swamp lands IN that State,
ndrr the act ut Sept. 70, 1850. The cor
spondrnt of the Trmnne. who called pub
&C. ntteni on 10 the matter, Is charged with
shulcs 'lr misrepresentation; his error.how~
YER. appears 10 CONSIST IN his statement that
he President WIS a party tu thu frauds CON-
nnled his The Union stouily drnlcs.-
rhal lands were selected under the swamp
law winch were not Intended 10 be- granted
thereby is conceded by the government or
gan. II says. N so many words. that a We
nv liberal construction has been gwen to The
law by Parties acting for sD,ne of the States.
and ~ other inst nces men have been chosen
10 select lands whose elastic consclrncc9
siickled not At the preparation OF fraud lihc
Identical things chirgeie shut the vigilance
OF the government olhcns," The Union be-
heves, has resulted m the discovery at ev-
cry case Of the KIND, aud the prompt relec
tlun ct the states claum to the lands" lhi-
nay or may not be So. Our correspondent
whn lives nn the spot, Is prob iblv AS good
anthony FIR what he Is writing about rs IN,
l. ion. aud will be rs readily believed the
greater part at hls alleg 'tlons. we observe
remain unc ntradctrd; aud hence u may b.
presumed that they are U ie.-.N Y rk Tri
buuf.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26


o. rhe Republican members Of the
Legislatur, have doubtless b en- abun an'ly
amused by the blackeutrdism OF the FER
mont Patriot on Legislative Squabblng.'
We trust they will now improve upon the
hint unwhtngly gwen by that concern, and
inaugurate a united. jealous and fiicient
Republican Party, bound to take especial
re that 10 the next Presidential e,ction
Vermont shall take post at the head of the
grand army of Freedom. A meeting at some
convenient time, embracing all the Republi-
can members of the Legislature. aud the II
friends outside, has been suggested. and we
hope arrangements will be made to secure Q
pleasant and profitable affair.
WoRrHY or ATTENTION Purchaser
of Carpeting should read the advertisement
IN our paper OF the Nav BNGLAND CARPtT
oNPA>Y of Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

VIVA referred TO Select Committee on
ouses Of Corr, ction. BY Committee OF
Ways and Means, bill for the support Of
agriculture. Horticulture &c, supported by
Iessrs Field aud Brigham. Mr.. Adams Of
'airhaven moved to strike out The provision
" troting courses opposed by Nr. Field
Imported by Messrs. Adams Of F. FELTON,
nd Powers of W and carried. NJ. Pow
rs of W. moved to strike out the section
which repeats he act for the promotion d
agriculture, &c, which makes the anuua
ppropriauon to Agricultural Societies op
posed by Mr.. Field Mr.. Smith Of run
bridge moved to dismiss the bill - ayes q
noes l5g. Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

a Gold Pen.-A gold pen that possesses
the ease and grace of the quill and still CON.
blnes the elegant touch of the metal pen, has
just been successfully produced by our fel-
low townsman, Mr. George Simpson. Jr
aud is called the 4" Corrugated Gold PEN"
Although we have always admired good
gold pen, yet never I'll the present time have
we possessed one, save tins, entirely TO our
liking. The proper holder Of This pm Is the
quill and when properly fitted. we have no
hesitation IN saving that II cannot be excel
led. To Those who do much writing. the
above requisites Will be a sufficient recon-
incubation. The pen may be seen and tried
at The factory of Mr.. Simpson. over ~
Washington Street, Boston L harh sto,on
.4dp. 57.I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

tineuished chemists in the country. such as
Prof. Shimon. DR.. Hayes. and d. jackson.
have gwen their testimony as TO Nh" perfect
safety of these lamps Wnh no other motive
than winch springs from SIRE to see thu
long list n melancholy deaths by burning
fluid wholly abridged, we must heartily rec
oncnd their use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

pirstcal vessels.
For the benefit of those afil lcied with
chronic disc tses, we copy the following from
tho Boston Herald:
Anglers CURABLE.-The afflicted vii
be graitied to ! arm that the pricIIce of DR..
K. Green. he scientific Indian Physician, of
3 Brnmheld STREET Boston. l. attended with
CO u lete sucress IN ,Ih:ers and Other enron
&c dls-ases. D.. u. was one of our m. ~ sue
cesslu and scientli; physicians previnu, TO
his travels among the Indians of nur western
country He always viewed with dlstrusr
the decision of physlclans that can, ers aud
scrDtulnus humDrs we're Incurable Bnl"y-
ing to Il nature had provided a remedy for all
diseases. he determined Iherefpre to seek IN
the "Arcana of Nature" the renrdles winch
tn science o. our IN 'dIcdl schools failed tn
reveal. In the search he was successful.
lie discovered principles and remedies, which
have proved completely tr.uHphint IN the
cure of those very diseases winch other sys-
le ns of medicine have failed 10 b nett.
Dr. Green has thus shown the wonderful
results Of scientific attain nents when hppl
81 ~ The natural SYSTEM ot medicine. II :
Practice attvuurd s'ut Etrrt,. ria "a
vas ever before known ia this couutry The
astonishing cures which he has pert rned
have never been extens v~ly Published, as he
has more than he can attend 10 without ad
yertls,ng.
'rha discovery Of pltster that will draw
out cancers with all their roots withuu' Iniu-
ny TO the surrounding parts, aud remedy
like the Indian Panacei, which will cleanse
the uload at all humors are lrnlnphs lu ,ned~
&c Al science never before achieved.
The success attending twelve years ex
tensve practice upon tins system, has proved
these st ,tements true and the present g,nd
health of Thousands cured years alo, Is suii-
cIrnl evidence that the cures are p run ,neni.
DIR. Green has recently enlarged his Office
aud laboratory, and IS aow trealins w,ih co,li-
pete snccess, cancers. scr,iulous hin,rs.
and diff uli cases of all kinds % chlnnlc dis
eases winch have come from al parts ~ the
country lie has now under treatment OF
cancers alone, about four hundred cases. all
dong well, and all, excepting three or four,
likely to recover. To show the doctors Won
deriul success IN this formidable disease, We
would state that out of five hundred cases
treated IN single year, most Of which had
been considered lncurable, we lenru that all
have recovered except four and they were
too far advanced to admit of cure but were
made more comfortable aud their lives pro-
longed
Tn. DIR. has circulars with abundant refer,
cnces to cases cured. which be Will srad ires
Of charge TO any one addressing him, and
enclosing postage stamp. Ills Office . ~
Bromheld street, Boston, Mass. Boston Her
aid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
rrOr L or, Cted.

The telegrarhic despatch OF the last Tor
elgn news announced that the allirs had
blown up cbasiopol Further accounts say
that they have determined to blow II up"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Hed Rm1olh, n Oct 22.-Mr. VIII
son, CONDUCTOR on the cattle tram. was killed
here thi- evening by having his foot caught
IN the roy, the whole train passed over hls
head
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Elections IN Kansas. X iurns of the Com
gresslonal election of the 2d OF October
from all the counties IN Kansas, give White
tie pro-slavery, 25Ol VOTES, and Reedrr.
anii-slavery, i6 the election on the 9ih
of October passed of quietly. 10 LeayeIl-
worth city keeder got 530 vntes, IN Law
renee 32j. These two precincts give Reed
er more thnn twice the number of votes they
gave Whiivfield at the election on the ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Some idea may be formed OF the amount
of business done by Vermont rmers ~
sending live stock to market. whenI y known
that the freight bill of one man. Lsn'ee"
Hastings, Esq. of ~. Johnsbury, VI" u.
mounted ,o.$7ie Is for cattle and sheep sem
to the Cambridge market last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Cumberland. Nd, OF. 2I.--Murderer
Convicted -ffederck Miller was tried ON
Saturday for the murder OF DR.. J. r. G.
Hardel. and verdict of guilty of murder
IA the hTsi degfee was returned. The tes-
tnnony also Indicted his guilt in the murder
Of 'ienry G fl, Tor which there is u separate
indictment. tH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
Pennsylvania.

So far as we can Judge from the returns
and reports which have reached ms from
nlnr-ienihs Of the state. the great Pro-
Slavery Democratic victory Is no victory at
all, So far rs the Popular Vote $ regarded
Arnold Pluner is at course elected Canal
Connnssloner, wI.h Legislature t. match /;
but only Decauso the Opposn on ynte was
oootte,ed Pumer has some Ten housand
plurality, but the votes cast against INN will
probably uuinumbrr those cast 10 his favor.
The result m Allegheny County Puts
bur h) was received wnh ucredulous sur
Prise when communicated BY telegraph
1000 IN ,lnriiy Tor the Doug sites IN a coun-
~ known To- be decidedly adverse to them.
Bot the iuIl vote by mail dlsp,ls the mystic
ry. Here II is:
Canai Commissioner
Arnold pluner lDrn.) CO.'S
Thps Nicholson Fusion $3.50
Passmore Williamson Rep. 1851
Martin 81 Clever, IL. NJ 3,l :, IO7
Combined ma against Flumer lo2e
Yet tins county elects the whole Dcmn-
cr,tc ticket and puts Plumer g9j ahead
aud So It IS wih others
Pennsyvtnii can be carried against the
n braskul,es next Fall on Republican
platform, aud 10 Other Aud carried we
trust she VIII bt.-.N J. Tribune.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

A peminent j int occupation of the whole
Nrlmean H'nln-ua by the English aud
French. is spoken of by many not obscure
writer's, aud 'bs project Is freely discussed
of binishIng he Russian hig forever from
the coasts OF III Slack Sea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Newelis Patent Safety Lamps and Feed
ers. advertised in our columns to-day, deserve
the especial attention Of all consumers Of
burning fluid and camphene The most dis-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Washington. Oci. 20. - Resignation. Bre-
vet Brig Gen. Hitchcock has resigned hls
position in the army. aud his resignation has
been accepted BY the President,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

mr.. John Page Of East Bethel, was fond
oTad IA ms hog-hruse on Sunday last He
was about 10 years old. aud had attended ,o
al 'he ordinary duties of a farm., dnr,na
Tue past season having been able 10 worL
up 70 the hour Of bis death. w "o'"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

TuE KANSAS ELEorIoN ST. Louis Oct
%. The kaus's correspondent OF The WIS
souri, Democrat saws, the returns from p
precincts give Reed,r, for Congress, 1888
VOTES here were still - precincts to be
heard fran, and il WAS thought his vote
would exceed 81. 0. The ele' ton passed
peacrably. and M person was permitted To
vote unless they had been actual residents
of the CITY or town for thirty days preced-
ing The election The Free Soilers are get
ing up documents wherewIih to contest
Whdshe.d's seat IN Congress. They pro-
fess to be able To prove th'i there were only
four legal pro slavery voters at Franklin,
while htefield received "a votes there I;
that out of upwards OF 20u votes cast tor
Nhtefisld at Wyandnlle only 80 were le-
gal; that out OF the 2'ie cast at Osawatamle,
not over 81 we're legal; that at Baptist NJ IS
sion which gave Whi' field over 100 votes
there W. re but u legal voiers, aud only l3
ot them cast ballots aud. in fine. not loo
gal votes were cast for Wnneiield through
ont the whole erntOry.
n-lrsr'~s 10 the i,ons,itu,ionul Cnnven-
tlon had Oeen chus u that will form a State
Constitution Tor Kansas, aud Will apply for
admission INTO the Uninn Mr. keeder wall
he the bearer Of The Constitution aud the
petition 10 " ashinglon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26
LEGISLATURES OF YER
MONT.
Tursp.y, Oct. %


Prayer BY the Chaplain.
Al.nson Allen. senator from Rutland Co.
presented his credentials, and was duly
sworn. and admitted to his seat.
Bin BY Mr. H,rtshorn, in amendment
of chapter lis Of Compiled Statutes, enti-
tied asaiar,ss and Fees . referred to Select
C,nntae ol three Senators.
Enrross-8 Bus TO incorporate the Ben
nngton and Glastonbury Railroad Co.; pass e
cd. Relating to Elections; passed.
P.l.i,ons. SC. referred. BY Mr. Waite, Of
8. y. p. Craig and others, for repeal OF act
relating to Pounds. &C.; referred to Com
mttee on Agriculture.
The Senate went into joint assembly, and
on returning,
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
PRAYER BY Rev. Eli Ballou.
Public bills referred 10 Committee on Prin-
ting. BY Mr.. Field, relating 10 banks of
discount. by Mr. George, in relation to
dispositions BY Mr. Wright of Bradford,
dividing Orange county into two Judicial
districts By Mr.. Smith Of Stockbridge, in
relation TO powers of States Attorneys, Ito
file nformAtions for insuffciencies of roads,
&c.l By Mr.. Crosby of Wilmington, in adj
dnion to chap. % c. s. by Mr. Davenport,
10 provide for the support of transient insa n"
persons.
Petitions referred. OF WIN. II. Jones
and others, to select committee on annexa-
ton Of Somerset. Of A. Harley Hill and
others, for an amendment OF the militia
laws. restoring attachments from the grand
list; reud on motion of Mr. Darling, aud re-
ferred to Committee on Military Affairs. OF
Charles Walker aud others, to select com
mitlrc on the liquor law.
Pirate bills re,srred. BY Mr. Bartlett, Of
L., charging capital stock Of the Bank d
Lyndon, adding $1,000 to committee OF
Banks By Mr. Terril. changing name oi
Johnny -, a child never Otherwise nam
cd,) to the General Committee.
additional Rule. Third reading Of pu' :
ilc b rs ole "a hours after prGted copies
N u have been distributed adopted.
The report of The adjuiant aud inspector
general Tor e55 was referred TO the Com
mi,tee on Military Alfdrs.
Senate bills reSroed Providing for the
reircace of actions IN the county court to
judiciary Committee. Keaung To railroad
C ,rpo-atlons, TO committee on Roais. In al.
tr,0on OF act Incorporating New Engldnc
vsri antique M4'bIe Co., to Committee Oh
Manufactures.
TIE senate came IN and l'int assembly
w,s istned TO hear reports on county Off
Gers. The following vacancies for justices
were filed:
Northfed-Lowis tlassam.
iighg 4te-Warren Robinson.
jay Ammi Brown.
Lunenbursh--W.h Chandler, Myron s.
Chaneler
silerlinr-Iisrwell Eato :, BLruch Dirl-
ing J seph ii. Larned.
Tie JOINT assembly adjourned TO Thurs
day norning / o'clock, and the Senate re-
tired.
B,Ls referred. On discharge of co-debt-
or-, TO judiciary Committee 10 amend sec.
OF nc Of ieiY on tue home>tead, to the
s,ur conmlitce; tor the protection OF Or
chards. &c To the General om'nittee To
amend sec. 20 aud ~ of chap. ~ E. ). To
Committee on Elections in addition to chsp.
23'. ). ION unclaimed baggage,) to Judic-
AIRY COMMITTEE.
Adjourned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Smart Od MN. Joseph Adams, aged
o'.ol ohelburne, W., was attacked BY a steer
ana 'hrown to the ground, m which D ,sltion
ne thrust his fingers into the beasts nns,rIs
anu with his lackknlfe cut it's throat
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

Pransylulnin. Further returns strengthen
our cunvicilnn thu the Pro-slivsry democ-
r,cy poled minority of the votes IN the re-
cent Election. i'hey have lost the Seraior
aud two Members IN the LYcomng district,
which always went Cor them until last year
dlitn The iingt DISTRICT; ditlou Neuaugo and
Warren Their IN Jnriy ~ The Legislature
will BE- neagre, though "yeryining went BY
the BOARD aboni Pniad'lphla. Bur their
seemng trnmph- Ar. unsunstnnual. being
based upon the DIVISION Of iher opponents. -
Thus old lancaster. IN which they elected
two Of he five Members, good part OF the
local officers. md nearly tied the Canal Com
missioner. actually voted thus:
Nicholson. Fusion. 5,iOl Plumer. nem.5 900
llendrfsn.,, Wing. ! 9-S
and more. doubtless for williamson. And
e lora candidates generally range abnu'
4 500 American, 3. 90 Wing. md 400
Dem. So instead of there being bat 300
,nil-Plerce mIonty, as the telegraph rspor-
ted. there Is really over 3UOU. And lhls Is
a fair sample of the State. ihe Dug las
ties are really ma minority. NY. Tr,b ne.