Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-10-26

iOVt up ns follows:
Republican 80 300
Democratic 1880
Majprty s0l6l
The state officers elected are tie follow
ing:
Guvernor--Silnrn Z. Chase.
Lieutenant Governor Thomas J. Ford
Andltor-Francls NJ. " rglt.
Treasurer Nm II. Gibson.
Auorne, Gpneral-fruncls . Kmbafl.
Memberof board of public works-Alex-
nnder Z. Conover.
Judges Of supreme tourt-Jacob Brink
erhotf a.. e onnvrrs
The vote on g werner, in round numbers,
prob tby stnds about thus:
Chisr lR"puhlicin) IL GOO
NJ dl lDrnocrat) IA 90
lnnllr lKnow- Nohlng) 81. 20
According to the Indications OF the ufi
cia reforms, as far AS received. A. G. Como
yer tor board OF public worssl will b Ave the
largest majority OF any of the Republican
candidates. II nav reach $4,000 ar u .OUu.
The Republican central committee issue
the o lowing circular:
: C,,g c;tu1tory che Republican State
Cs57sl qRlfe RG paa9 l iSaq3Hf 5 ' their
warm aud cordial c,mgr,tualinn on the event
of the canvass now lusr cloSed--an event rs
/ glorious IN lts results rs the triumph Is COM
pete. lhr fruits of this victory are:
A Republican, governor;
A Republican lieutrnini-governor;
4 Republican senate:
A Republican house of representatives;
A Republican treasurer OF State;
A Republican secretary of State;
A Republican hoard of public works;
Two Republican Judges Supreme court;
a Republican attorney generals
A RfPuBLIcAN UNITED STATES SENA-
TOR f.; and
A REPUBLICAN, PEOPLE
We feel that IN such a result, We are war
ranied IN calling upon our friends, and the
friends OF Freedom everywhere, TO REFUGE
with us. "a G regard tins result as one of
the most signal cvIc trIunphs ever acaev-
ed; a triumph Of princiD'e over the combin-
ed power of party, faction and prcjudioe. A
triumph, the effects of wrich are by no
mems limited to The boundaries of our state
1t must exert a moral influence that will tell
for Freedom wherever II shall be proclaimed.
The committee regard 1t as proper that a
result so auspiciUus of good should be mark
ed by more than an ordinary demonstration I;
and would say to their Republican friends of
the counties. who have so nuby contributed
TO this lustrlOus consnmn ton, that meas
ufes are about being taken for an aDprppn
ate popular demonstration Of joy, IN which
every Republican at Ono VIII be cordially
invited To participate his Jubilee Will be
held at Columbus on some day PRIOR to the
Isl OF December, of which further notice
NAV be expected
BY order of the Republican State Central
tommittee. w. b. HRALL, Secretary.
Minnesota. II NJ Rice tDeml has been
reelected To Congress as delegate, the op-
( slton being divided between " l,am X
VI lrshall (Republican) aud ID. Dlmsled
I Free state Dem. Rice will PRIMARILY have
| 900 plurality, while the Combined opposl
ton vote will excerd his by at least that H.
IN unit There was a Know Nothing eau
cldate (Lonmls) at one or two precincts,
whose running helped Rice, as was to be ex-
pected.
letter to the Tribune from a friend at
fAsoNo, sf,fs sFss s,--t, ,yr,t,au IN tho
nag OF the Election, aiieIr elSSPrS!slhaea hope
that Marshall will succeed. coutlnues:
! :" should feel very confident # The new
as well ~ the old settlers cou vote; but
] lhe requirement. Oh SIX mOiins residence
cuts off nearly all who have cune to the
Territory this yeir-nearly half our entire
population - from voting. | am IN thus cat,
eg"ry. In Olmsted County, with populs
ton Of 5000, was told there we're not 100
voters
MIR, k'ee will be the Delegate lin which
capacity he has M vote y but with a perf.ct
Consciousness that Minnesota Is IN favor of
Freedom for all Men m all the rerrltor,.s
/ of the Unlun. As show Of stfenpth tb,.
+ victory Is win the Republicans. = Tribun,
The last hansas Outrage The person
I manned Clark" on whom the horrible ON,
rage was committed by Mlssuurnns on tbs
MISSOURI river, was doubtless Rev. William
=: lark, este, an Methodist clergyman
f oil Massachusetts. We learn that a pentl.-
man who arrived here frnn Kansas a few
weeks ago reported at that time that he W.T.
neSSed such an assault on Rev. WIN. e
u Ciark, VINO was beaten by a Missouri,n On
. BOARD steamboat on the Missouri river ana
"a .nen lhrusl ashore IN the manner de crbed
No,hihg has since been heard of Mr.. Cla,k
: -Loiosa Courier.
Smart Old MN. Joseph Adams mad
ohot shelburne, W., was attacked nv a -,
e and thrown to the ground, m which n ,s,,;,,,,
IA he thrust his fingers into th. beast. p.,s,.'''
r. and with his jackknlfe cut It's throat.
!" Mr.. John Page Of East Rethe, was foDd
I'd d+ad IN ms hog-h,use on Sunday last lie
20 ~s ao'u, 30 years old, aud had attended IN
a NNaaa.