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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09
SMITHS
AnOdyne Cough Drops,
The Great Cue for all
Diseases Of tie Throat and Lungs

L. Large Bottles al - Cents.
u - used by rhysicians a their Factica aud ~
their owh Fuules, VITA such good success thst ,hey
willingly, without soh-itaiion, give ihair recommen
dations for It's c. Mtnf certificates ATE nov IN m,
possession ffan nminrn. physicians no have usod i
aud efimiuod the receipt fom W. Oh Il is prepared
aud they declare that they kanw better prcpsrstiof
10 use thar these AandYao Cough Dfois
Below are iew bines Of thr many Physicians who
IL in their practise aud spst highly IN u.s. iayor
~ Di. CHANLEs CLARKE, Montpelier, Vi
Dr sAM'L w. 1HAYER, IT,, Burlington, VI
Dr.. GEORGE NICHOLS, NoIilaeid, VI
DR.. BATES, Berin,Nt
Dr. BIGELl ", barre, VI.
FRED. Il. SMITH, Proprietor.
Montpelier, Va.
Sold ~ Druggists and Maohaa,s eVeiywhofs.
February l.. -
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BRUCll'S
New-York Type Foundry,
Established in 1913,

AS now on hard, tor ,mmsPia'e dshrery, fonts
Il l. suit purchaser,
10000 lbs. ROMAN TYPE Of new cui
$1,000 FANCY TYPE,
1900 SCRIPTS oi various STYLES,
5000 " GERMANS,
$3.50 " ORNAMENTS in great variety,
5000 =" HOdDEks,
30 900 foot BR iSs AMI TYPE METAL RULES,
and all the novelties ia the husinoss.
All the above Typos are onst BY team power, afthe
new compo,iiioa Of metal peculiar his iourdfy, and
which Is CERTAINLY sUPERiOR to any e,sf used
before in any part Of the world The unsqualied fsP.
idy IN the Of casting, eaAblos coll th.se
more durable jpes 1T he pfcss Of ordinary types, oil
lhei a credit OF for each.
Presses, Wood Type, aud all other Pfinling Maler-
a,cSeePl Paper aad cafds, hch have ed quail
ity OF piico,) furnished al miuulactafsrs pic
Tho last Specimen Book Of the fuuadry Is freely
given to all Filming Ofhces, on the isesip. Of nay
cents To prepay the postage
bTfnters OF newsp. pofs who choose 10 PDblsh this
adscfsemest Including tins note, three times before
the nrst day of July, 1855 and larwad Of the
papers, will be allowed their bills tho tine Of rur
chasing hse tines the amouat " ny manufactures.
Address, GEORGE BApcE,
- Chapbsn ST., New York
New fork, Fsh. n, 1855 70
CASHMERE SllAWLS.
JUST RECEIVED 81 bARkLk<.
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Rock Rose,

N.Thomp.on, Esg - state street, iesti6os as
foiiaws.
NEw H,vrS, Sept p, 1871.
Rov, A. 3. L. NYofss
De . Sill h,vc used 10 r. family, your Compound
Fsfaet ct Rock Rasr, AMI fs4 ia 'ary valuable
mediocre fif a IA 1d disras-s-tkc most 30 Of ans
esef used aud Tor no en- lesFn IL has siva gen
oral sAtisf ofion. would recommend t cheuifuily "A
hrins srtY valuab remedy 1t the diseases % pro-
lsssvs ~ cute. lsufs, uGiy.
D.. s. THOMSON.
1-yuAAuFAcTuRED Tor the Pfopnetors by &.
II, WEBSTER, Pharm1ccu'irai Chemist, Nov
Haven C.. for sale hy fkEp. e. SMITH and y %.
TNLER. Montpelier VI, and dealer, 10 Medicine
gcaeraly, shefe pamphlets, &C, may be bad grstis.
is:Iw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09

Mr.. +. A. Eastman, formerly printer in
Caiedonian Office. and then editor of the
Lil,leton N. II. Reporter, has become as
soeiate editor Of the ". Patriot.
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Howard eariswoId's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Ata Probate Cont held
Disffirt Of Ranfollh, -, az Runialih, wilhia and
for ne piste, Aforesaid, hs i6sh diy Of February
A. u. 1885.
An INSTRUMENT pn'ponins to Ne the last will
"a and testament Of HOWARD GKlSWOLu, late Of
Randolph, IN said District deceased, was presented
to the Court here Tor Pfo'ate, BY Naney ~ Griswold
and Scienda II. Giswola the Executor. ibefslR nam
ed;
Therefore, It is ordered by said Couii that public
noga be given 70 all pefFons conce itea thefcin 10 s
pear before said Court srssioa hereof 30 held
az the Probate OMca SAID Randolsh ihe - dos
OF March next ond contest the Probate Of SAID wan
and u j. further ordered ihst his order be publ shsd
three weeks GucrosaiyelY IN the Netmont Wsichman
aud sta Journal newspaper printed Of Montpelier,
this Siato, the s Of which shall be fefioa To the
day assiencd as aforesaid for hearing
Given under nv hand a. the Probate Office. ~ West
Randolph, this 10th day OF FehiueIg, A. T.. 1855
- JOHN y. UUTHlNSON Judge.
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
GE OR G Z w. WILL d E r

TIMES giving LESSONS m the ORGAN,
L PLANO, .EOLtAN. FLUTE, So.
ey in-tfuHsul, Tor practice furnished =, rsa.oaa-
bic Price.
Apphr afons may he rnde =, The MUSIC STORE,
sui at Room No. , UNION HOUSE.
Moutpchaf, Fcb - 932n
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4 New Principle never before
known in Medicine.
The best and most perfect Medicine in he
form Of Pts in use.
q. Il. R.-uisCDVERY. Nos
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
THE THIRD GRE4T HEDICsL DISCOTERY
or RsDHSff CO.
Onc REGULATOR is suibcien' 10 regulate tho
Bowels, Liver and floacfeas to hea thy discharge
of Their iuuctious.
Two will msutoa pleasant diachafse from the bow
rls at q tosuiar rerird ct time e,cfy diy.
Four 10 50 will purge thoroughly al eurprt nnd
IMPORTANT TO PiLL TAKERS.
Every uue who BE- n the halHt Of taking Pills viii
ha' Railway Resui 1ot- No mo" rlea'ap1' saia n'd
efectni regulator of the nowels Liver, Ptnucr.s.,
AND the most CERfHLF PURIFIER Of THE
BLOOD IN use.
Ono n Radwa,'. Regulators - .upciint In pon, Of
medical strength ani efficacy, 90 iii 90 The msst pop
ul.f and best approved csihafit pills.
RAILWAYS REGULATORS.
Kndwa,si Roeuiafnts ute inusi carefully prepared
from extracts and sams ct noe rl,ui., r'ois and
hcr1s. Thee orr Hu pills 100 that will act uron
the Livrr Pauacre'', Bowels TIC sahvatofy Glands
aud Ncfees, 30 pleasantly and irciualy rs TIE Ran
/ way r. REGULATORS. No pil. can be taken ior
an, length ui time with the samr saieiy o. the con
siiiuiion. iot instead OF drhlfains fhe system by
powerful I'D drastic ufens they set nea.au,, upon
the bowel. ani imHan strength 10 every nerve aud
HEGUiAroRs VERSUS pills.
7 We e.ntinaain astcd what is h. difference be-
tween Esd~.,', Rcsui'or. AMI o'ainlfy p'lis
We answer. that pits as thnf are ofltnefilY rffpaf
ed and soil by different inanuisciuicr-, ufe eenrraly
OF two kind--iho.e which upetate on The bowels
merely, called puigstivc pile, Wnd those which excite
tho secretion OF he liver, anl are called m"rrural Or
liver mills. Rliway's Rcgultof's tescmels fhls
merely shape, bod differ IA every other ehuaetsr.
tic.
They act rot ont, on the bowels, bui on the liver
skin panacfeas. aHd kidneys, guai ng each organ
20 an heathy action. They nfc dasfie, and never
give psia as moot pur-alv, piis do. They s'imulte
the iivei without eld1ncefns ,he pntie with saliva
ton, nercufia ilI- dos containing minerals "a
their c1mposifioa hcy gfc hlrness when used iot d
length of ume. lhcs aie tlstclcss, hciLs rnseloned
IN elegant coating nf gun. 90 regulates, TO o
J purse-goOd at all iimrs.
Asa Family Piysic,
RADWAN : REGU LAfudS afc The mu.t innoeenf,
safe, pleasant aul nii pll in uss. Tley qu'ck
iad certain euro Tor Cp,tvnnrss, Indigestion, bivrf
Complaint, Kilcy Com haunt, Iiundlco, Head Aches
NnrYuu.urss Melancholy, Uiscnses at The Bld lies.
FEMALE DlFtlCUL7IES,
Leucouhu', fleuf Ai1a-, A hro-i hnd irregularities
OF ell kinds.
BfLfOUS DISEASES
Bile on the sfnuarn, bilious Chniir Enlargement nf
the Speen, md aii cn;onie affections Of The Liver
and kiina,s.
X REMEDIES arc sold be- nrussisis every
where. RApNAA 4 CO.,
iGl Fulinn stfcst, tup ,tpifs)
For sale ny COLLINS q PIERCE, Montpelier, aud
druggists generally l3eosqiy.
Montpelier, VI, F9ED. 4. SMITH.
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From the French Of DIR. Ii. De
u.nnRN

The important fact that these Attaining complaints
may be removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, 10, In thIs
small tract, eeafly depoastraied and the entirely
new ana hgali successful treatmen,, as adopted BY
the author fuils eIPisinsd, hy means Of which svs,y
ear Is enabled TO CURE HihsELF PERFECTLY
AND AT THE LEAST POSSIBLE COST, avoiding
thereby all tho advertised most runs Of the day.
seat 10 any address gratis, add post Zee In sealed
envtlope, W tsuitiihg, (Pa.t paid,l txs postage
New York sS.6u.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-09

The Lust Su,rirOr Of Braddocts Defeat
Died IN Williamsiown, Jan. u, Ishmael
Titus, colored, of the extraordinary age Of
one hundred aud uine or ten years. lie was
born slave in Virginia, and when Gen.
Braddock set out on his Inflated expedition,
the muster Of Ishmael was employed by the
commissary to transport subsistence stores
for the army Correspondence Spring field
Republican.
Joseph NJ. Arnold, a native Of Vermont,
was burned to death in the fire which con-
sumed Ferris g. Boyfs picture frame
mandatory Ia Chicago, on Monday night
of last week. He was assistant foreman Of
the establishment, was 81 years old, and leaves
a wife and three children.
Fdiel Rri'roaa .locidcni. This forenoon,
as the northern freight train approached this
city, a uan supposed TO be L. II. Austin, Of
Montpelier, VT, was run over and killed
He was in charge of two car loads Of po,a-
toes for Boston, and was seen TO climb upon
the top Of a car 1, ives supposed he fell
upon the track the wheels taking oil the top
Of his head, leaving nothing bat the chin Of
the face Loictu Comier, Ga.
Bogus Insurance. We are sorry TO learn
that Mr. Gerry Hutchinson, who was burned
out at the fire on Mechanic street, on Thur
day night, will not be able to recover his
insurance. Mr.. IL. had policy for $500 in
q Mutual Office at Amsterdam, New York
which failed about two months ago and the
first intination Of the failure that NJ. H.
received, was upon making known his loss to
the agen; here. Worcester Spy, sta.
Dogus;n Well said. Insure at home
IN companies known 10 be safe.
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GRATIS.
JUST PUBLIsIIED:
New Discovery in Medicine.

! --y=T-, FEW WORDS on THE RATION
/ Ahlff a ALTREArMENr, without Medicine,
/ uuf,<# Of SPermatonhea, oI Local Weakness,
Na-Aa-1 Nervous Debility, Low SpIii', Lassi-
tude, Weasnes. OF the Limbs aod Back, spos tioa
and iacapaciy Tor study and labor Dullae. Of APpfe-
hension, isoss Of Memory, Society. Love
Of solitude, rimdty, self DstrBst, Dirzne-s, Head
Ache, invoiuatuy Dseharses Pains 10 Tho Side, AZ
lection ofthe Eyes, Pmples the Face, Sexual ADD
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NEW SPAPER ACCOUNTS.

SIMON CAMERON EXPOSED.
[From the Penney lvanisn, administration orgau)
Feb. "a
The following is an authentic copy of the letter Of
Simon Cameron, inrepy 20 the letter of j. NJ Kirkpa-
city % Ptbarg In regard 10 which there been Oh
speculation in poltea! circles
HARRI SRI re, Feb. o, 1853
DEAR SRl have az IL o'clock received your letter Of
this ring, and reply to Il Immediately.
10 your fret .nterrogs.ory.
Have you ever, at any time been or are you now or
win ever be, in favor OF the called Kansas Seoras-
la oll passed BY Congress at its last session."
Answer-From the DAY II introduced in the Senate
TO this time, have been opposed to the bill, shall
favor 4.
3D. woulo you II elected TO the Senate Of TIE United
States, all hcDorabs and fair to effect the
storaton Of the called Missouri Compr olnise when
literally and virtu ally abrogaed by the passage Of
tie aforesaid Kansas. Nebraska bilfn
In answer-I would.
3D. "would you sle :ted to the s,zate Of the United
states, all honorable and fair in your power
10 effect repeal Of what lie commonly known az the
Fugitive Slave law '"
Answer-The passage Of the compromise measures
was asquiescsd 10 by the North and had hoped the
questions growing Gu, o IL had been settled but a. the
south has been the frst TO violate Il. hold tao bill sob.
ect 20 revision, ard will act with the North upon this
and al questions connected with the subject Of slavery
Ianswer-l will.
4th. "Do you re ogr re the right ef Congress- and
and influence TO egate for all Ttrritor now belong
Dg o. ~hsh may hereafter be acquired, by the United
States 20 The utter and entire exclusion OF slavery in
voluntary fsrvtnde in said ferritoriesr'
Ny answer s that recognize the right and would
5th would you oppose by all and every hororabls
and fair means in power the extension OF slavery
and involunt.ry sIyitude over Terrory NO, free Or
whenever may be endeavored, ~ its friends 70 intro
duce u ~
For TO this could readily fer TO my Sepa
toriu courseespecialy my vote the wimot Froviso
but that there may be Misunderstanding empha.i-
csDy ans~er in the affirmative.
9Th Would you At all times, and upon all esca.ons,
protect and preserve inyioate in this respect in all
others, the rights, immuntes, and privileges Of the
North, as guaranteed 20 them by constitution and
laws, against any and all encroachments Of sister
States comprising and composing the Southern part Of
oar national confederacy ~
Answsr.-A Northern man Who would MOI protest and
preserve the rights Of the North In unworthy Of the
refpect Of any honorabls man, and for those rghsI
would battle until the last, either In public private
station,
TN care you in favor Of and would you vote, act ,na
your infutn nee In favor OF such system OF public
ties and duties would most eectuaily, aud beyond
all soubt guard home industry and ian
against foreign competition and psuper lsborfn
Ansru-hy principles have always htss in favor Of
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Superior C0urt-General Term.
ppaaApt all thu JudUas


FIB. A-Decisi0ns. -Cldudius C0ndnt agt. The ". Y.
d Eric II. Co-New trial granted costs abide event.
Morgan L. Ogden agt. Theodore Des Arts.-Judgment
affirmed, with costs.
John g. Rohr agt. Lespsnard .Ste,oart.-New trial
granted costs abide event.
Noah Norris agt George Pierce.-Judgment affirmed,
with costs.
Cherries Derlin agt. The Mayor, de-, New York.
Judgment affirmed with costs
Elix0 y. Busky sgt. Frederic Wright Judgment for
plaintiff, on verdict with costs
Hn man Vasseur aet. John Lirin9son-Judgment for
plaintiff, verdict with costs.
George ". Wallinl agt The Mayor, de-, New York
Judgment for plaintiff.
John Lyon ast Benjamin Blessom Compliant dis
missed without prejudice to right Of plaintiff TO bring
another suit.
SPECIAL TERN.
= Before Hon Judge Bosworth.
Bropn ogt B00mer.-Not0n for trial denisd,
with costs.
Poweu agt FlncA.-Judgment for plaintiff, on demur-
to counter CLAW.
.sterenson agt Iounsend Complaint dismissed, with.
out Costs to either party except that the sssgnces
costs may be paid out Of the proceeds Of the assigned
property. decision in writing is filed with the clerk
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-" "Oo'o "tbSB1NS' VUmPkItU WITH suUsc "
previous weeks, present the annexed state ment:-

The last returns, compared with those o. the pre-
vious week, show an Increase in discounts Of t74O
47s, and in circulation t2l 1866; decrease in spe-
Gle Of 1868 2lo, and in deposits s64s 9l5. This just
about what Was anticipated. The banks have found
themselves too much contracted to carry ei,y such
ahsavy weight OF specie, and have, therefore, been
compelled 10 let out tLeir Line Of discount, ., ~ 70
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Aibright's majority. eco

AIbnghts Majority. I6O
There Is certain degree Of respect at I'll times due
from the retiring Officer TO tho in.going one; but ON
Tuesday last the coalition candidate and retiring Mayor
refused 10 accompany Mayer Albright 70 the Joint
convention OF councils has been the mmemOrial Gus.
ton. The conduct OF the Mayor is universally
drmned by all psrties az unworthy Of any gentleman,
and particularly who had been honored with ma.
ory ut tho three former elections for the same office.
20 in Corner, y some who pretends to be
Know Nothing spy OF the Examiner and Herald says
vana 10 to be held in Lancaster in April Whas truth
there 10 in 20" am not able 20 say, but there is
truth in this revelation than In others he
has made lately, it win likely be held In New York
Since our obligiDg newspaper agent Mr.. Barr, sup
Plies the citizens Of Lancaster every afternoon with the
morning edition Of the HERALD, we not only feel and
know that going ahead but strangers look upon
us as fully up with the times people be who
have NOT ready access TO the HERALD. While am
writing this, hear the nevssoys singing out NV YORK
'ERALD Really we New York too. JOHN JONES
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Joha sturjeyant,
Philip clover,
@. 5. Eys;er,
Thomas Wool.
VIII aYa Fearon, Jr
Charles A. Alleged,
S. ~. BoSman.
g. q Watsrhou G,
W A. Barry,
q. w. CrisweI,
q N YorlSes,
IL. " North,
james $. RoBs,
@ W. lalmsr,
ia 90 l. Gross,
a Gala veil,
Geory 2iseler,
i rlL Huiues,
S1aauel !. Srepps,
} smes y. Crawford,
W. T. Frazer,
JANE II. sellers,
) :. daldetman,
John iisndricEs,
John ". Rillinger.
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&c w 40 Y NSANs
Thos. G. Steel,
Henry X Strong,
Joseph Cummtns,
u. G. Bosl,
George W. smi h,
+. w Free,
George ). Ring,
G. Hu bbs.
Jesse Weddeli,
James Foster,
George Ieas,
Elijah horrii on,
John A Stshisy,
A. W. Lane,
John J Muse,
Daniel Ruttef,
Jsmuel Shersr,
John NJ. klrspa .ricE,
j. A, Guy,
Joshua ). Fletcher,
David l. Sm IN.
Alexander Mcconnell,
James R!ttenh1use,
NJ Eoual son,
Alexander Gu nm ngs,
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jeremiah MengIs,
time OF the causus ! am sGtsde1 the I1c5Scag state.
ment Is entirely eorrsct; and cordially susl2e3 toe
nomination by Sy vote in the 2ngeatgn on iue.iay.
NorE The ns-,s1 Of Messrs W 4 Crabb ana jacob
ShumsD. Sepators from Philadelphia a1A Lancaster,
not attached, b.c being sch AZ home ia Pha elpha,
and Mr. SbUmtn on business a. C0tdmb.l. Both IT
these gentlemen, although opposed 10 the nominee IN
caucus remained and supported him "a convention on
tho paptr had they been here. Appended teloT
unsolicited ,sltsr addressed 20 Gen. Cameron by
Mr.. Lattfop, whose name ia attached % paper a..
dressed y the sec@Csrs "lo the puoc" 1t speaks :oI
itsel -
HousF o. REPRESENTATIVE Feb. 10, 1885,
Hon. SIMON CAHERoSg--
BEaE SIR have just read paper pat forth by the
members Of the American TO- the nomn.ion of
Cuited States Senator. who seceled, arj 10 vch my
name 10 attached.
signed tie paper without readiagt II was br1aga.
10 NE late last evening, when they said they
great bury send 70 the printers was assured w
fiiends ba. coptlned nothing woull refuse 10 sgn,
AMI inferred TIA. Il wls merely statement o. what
occurred In caucus SO far as Il conta.egl charges
against yoJr character as man ard citizen, beg 10
assure you that never intended to- 90 l. on iorso
them have Eel. bound to sustain Nc Wilmot but 10
qualifications Of o'aer candidates. Respectfully yoi-s
Hon SfM0s CAMERON. y. j. LArH6DP.
70 -
We ina, tae foregoing rssy be read 70 your couu:l
a. IFS first meeting.
II there should be no election this winter this quarrel
between the American legislators viii extend to TIVE PEG
rle ana may mark eventual In the history OF .he
order in .hs state.
have alluded before 70 the joiut mit.ae which
was raissd ny etvo houses the 1rnus Of Tue lay
the lsth TO investigate certain charges Of bpsry rhe
committee 81 every every evening, have examined
number q witnesses, and subponea many more. They
Just beginning get at the facts which win startie
the people Of he whole common wealth. implcate seye
raj members o. the Legislature aud lead 20 some shock
ing exposures The ends Of justice no Vht b. defeated NV
statement OF miputc at present and snail therefore
iorbesr The rhcie truth as far 10 can be
viii vet be laid before the public.
Both branches have passed bill prevent the sale Of
Intoxicating liquors Sunday-in the House. by tho
decided al 70 10 O. and In the Senate BY the vote OF
20 20 q II 10 stringent n lie PROVISIONS and In the
terms
Sec l. BE IL enacted, &c, That from and after the
rst day April next I. shall Get be lawful for any per
son or persons SELL trade, barter in any sprtuous
Or malt liquors, vine or cider On the frs day Of the
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large meeting Of the citizens of Pttsburg held
on the 23d inst in relation to the question Of Senator
which, without expressing any preference for either OF
the candidates, passed the following resolutions
Resolved That the chosen for that station should
be . statesman, and not a mere politician-that he
should be q man. fresh from the ranks of the people
clad American raiment and not the cast off gar
,Dents Of whggery and democracy.
Resolved, That represent atives be earnestly
quesed support for United States Senator who
10 not in favor OF the following measures -
/. total repeal of naturalization laws,
tension Of the to twenty one years, with such
guards may be necessary to prevent the enormous
frauds continually perpetrated
O. The repeal Of AL acts of Congress in any way
tanning or recognizing chattel slavery, and the prohb
ton Of slavery all territory which Congress has
jurisdiction in this respect.
3. The encouragement of domestic manufactures, by
such duties upon foreign articles may be required to
raise sufficient revenue to sustain the government and
enable it TO perform its duties to the people.
4. Liberal appropriations to the improvement Of
rivers and harbors.
D. total prohibition of the importation of the srim
nails and paupers which the Old World is vomiting
upon shores.
Resolved, That deem it mex pedent to recommend
as the man to be supported by Representa-
tves, but that earnestly request them to unite with
others in the hall of the House. the election Of
rueh as we have described for the mpor amt station
seon TO be filed.
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motion then made TO proceed to Q second bal.
lot, ard througe the thrd fourth and 9th bal
lots, showing steady increase the part Of tho two
prominent candidates, Messrs. Cameron and Curtin;
there being ohje:.ion during AL his time and all
parties apparently satisfied With the p.oceedng when
Cameron has received forty STA out Of oil the votes
cast A. c. Curtin, thirty and nine votes latter
ing, berg more vote Than there members in
the caucus. Htreupon great confusion and excite.
ment prevailed before .he sllsrs had announced
the result OF the vote ard n ation made pro-
coed TO another ballot, which prevailed. Greater
fusion and excitement than before then ensued which
resulted in twenty nine gentlemen leaving the room six
two remaining.
Every effort rnade to Induce those who we're abou,
10 retire to reran and proceed TO other bauo but
vain Nothing would SATISFY them but adj cur
which was voted dcwr by large majority after which
they retired.
to retire with the Others and who had been Of the
officers Of the meeting Dad who afterwards did retire.
and at the table the whole evening where the election
was conducted Gvowsd openly tina. there wrong
10 be imputed 20 aoy enc in relatoa 10 the extra vote
that it was mere mistake which might have occurred
under such circumstances at any tIne and with auy
person.
After the restoration o, quiet and order another bal
lot in pursuance Of The aforesaid notion gone into
and fifty nine cast The result showed that OF the
votes cast Simon Cameron had received ~ votes A. g.
Curtin IL votes James Cooper and Hepry NJ Fuller q
three declining TO vote Simon Cameron having received
majority Of all the votes declared By tbs pres
dent the nominee Of the caucus and motto, the
nation was made UNANIMOUS there not belng single
dissenting voice
With tbs brief statement Of facts they occ urrei
submit to you he question whether under The CIR.
uIcstances could consistently With our nor do
AM thing but adhere 70 the uonua-iou fairly made