Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-22
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Tremendous Potptr Of .fir.-The TORNADO
that recently passed over Lapeer County
Michigan, was the most violent ever expert
enced IN that State. The damage to honscs
barns, fences and forests il very great. -
The heaviest loss will be the destruction O
the valuable pine and other timber in il
course. So great was the force of the whirl
wind that nothing could Withstand it.--Thl
giants of the forest which have wiihs,oo,
the storms Of hundred years, were wrench
ed from their firm roots and tossed abou
Ike siraws. Even stumps firmly embedded
in mother earth, were torn up and carried
many rods. Old logs which had lam upoI
the ground for years, we're disturbed ant
torn from their resting places. The air wa,
literally filled with fence rails, limbs %
trees, boards. rafiers, shingles, &c. which
were lifted to an immense height. III,
course OF the whirlwind was in a nearly cas-
direction, ranging from twenty rods to hall a
mile in width and making a clean sweep AZ
it went 10 some places even the culyens
across the roads were torn up by the lorna.
do, and the roads generally are filled az
with promiscuous assortment of lumber and
-, soy
wa. 'ne ""' Nv presence s'neular up
.ue "''u "v'"u ''se u,
a., ',''''iSe mn, ua",ns W nus 'i'''os V.
80, oos'u, .Sase' w, ~ " H,ea'
"eis", "ne" su''e"'; u ""u'u see'n w u'"p
asa.n /" '"e az" a''u ECU "sen WIN nv
eoppy " sue" u'inss as were ""Neao'e
'"' a'"'n ''so' oa.'5'"s up VII" II suus'a'
s'e"' "e's""
The Rev. F. STARs, Jr. of Rochester.
who wns driven from the Kansas Nisspuri
line BY the slavery bsnditti. has complied
with the urgent solicitations Of the People
Tho Kansa. df;c,,,a, '" ianI b@s siro,1"
snoken twice in Rochester once ,, Saneca
Fans and ,,rs n, Ratsy;. lie "a d;.nas
s;ona,a hn, aloonan, snasLor .nd s,,rpc,.
lar aud erres
II ia relate. az an inciden, Indicative n
his 60 rlcssne., when .,n,nonnd nm mar.
,,cul,r ocr,s,nn nv moi ,n rc'sn, nr s,,e;.
tho con.eouonras Tho, no ,no, ,hao, a, 80
ones,ed and f,nnd a coffi, nrensred far hin
IN the evan, of HE refnsai n co,nnIv v,,i
their demands No,sing in,,midated h,
,o,k h,s s,.nd noon the ~ AMI addro..a,
them n, length in i,.,;fca,iun NJ ms rondnc,
assnr,n., them H., he :. fa,red CD aha,
than mann AMI that "A hlln ha sh.pll do q.
sv nn,bin, which conId ;,s,l, s,,h;,c, biz
"a v,olence h., cor,d no, nro,,;se ~, 20 4,
,bs, he had dona even ,honga he NJ,
should he the forfeit re- The in,erCsrencs n
sone Of the more moderate md influential q
The NH no was n,rmi,,ed IA retire m
Afterwards he was advised by his friends /
follow his family. whom he had preylonsl
sent away. tina, they might mol be involve
in his PERIL and he reluctantly compile
with his advice.
Snch ia Slavery as deyeloned bv The Mis-
souii b,nditti.-.ibany .yo,,rnal.
Old and Young Trginia. Al the time q
Jsshil,;ss If a,,,,ane,s re,, nnSar o,sc,,s
s;on Patrick ue,.y said
!. E,co, 80 a,,,;,rra,,o,,. .noo..o ,h
b,.h.nd ~oan do rneeb,,S.s DC go y,
ns,Is a. ~ u III n'".s' 'e ..iei.' W.
Ill 80 " ~ W - ~" ~ So =" W.
,l,,s't ,''S''.... '"I So W W
III ~ ~. sna,nn 90 H. "a ne napi IN :,
H. a.s,,a e ,a,,. o,i.,;'.' y ~ n
as you can by the mesns which Heaven bl
placed in your power, and venture to pro
phesy there are those nolg living tpho 'siH Sc
thus (arored land among The most Pohcrrfih 0
cur" res, sh, NY WI pc ner g'ea.
""4 s."' ~, "a, 80 ,u.'''''
,a,,a, n ,h. 49,, 49,, ~ '5 Le
Pensas '"e MS u,st r s'"s, anu nc
now sgc, ,n r,'i. ,Ss mav cas- u ''O'e WIN
W
.' py,- ~ - III "eI' WI
80 No,L, e52 "''eO, anu "as
''o'""'s oanuiua'o iof congress
NJ.
e - en'e''''u. n'se"u,a *" 'l'
'""N " 'n,s 'o'e'gn Popu'auo"' which, u
,ne eA'en. o, snne oov'VoV annually reach
oui s"o'es, nasen 70 ,i,e new states peopl'
bn e' 'hu ,.en e1eluue slavery from 'hei
- NN'e N'''''''''''''
p'know-Nothineism as recently as A
pril iasi was rampant m New Haven snt
Norwich, connecticut. In both cities. i
then counted Its msllor'lles by hundreds, an
IN both cites, on Monday last, ITS candid
ates were badly beaten The principles &
the order cannot bear discussion, 6ecaus
they are at war WIN ihe fundamental prime
Plies Of our Government.
RUBBED OUT We learn by the Elnir
Gazette. that The X. N. Lodge, establshe
at Van Eltenyille, Chemung County, a sho
time since, has gone under.p
., I;. ,.,,.. a.. a.. 9
81 p".l';,ie says me on' ~ =
~ '.e .',hi,es,,o e , Inn vas uesuo!
80 a,assop,s sh,sb 81 ~ s'e $1,000 ~ :