Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-08-10


Root,fier. August 2 The two organic
atoms Of the Know Something's. held FL
sion meeting here yesterday, and agreed TO
unite on an antl-slavery platform They also
agreed to uphold the prohibitory law.
The X. n. State Council Of New Jersey
has repudiated the majority platform and pro-
tested against the repeal Of the Missouri
/ COMPROMISE.
Rep,ni1ni. According to the New liay-
en- Journal, Mr.. Touccy IS very sick Of his
course on the Nebraska bill and according
10 the Detroit Advertiser, Governor Dawson
Is experiencing similar qualms. We shall
hear Of spread OF that complaint
Washington, .qug G.-Rcmoual and .ip-
poi,launi5 Judge Rush Elmore, Associate
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Kansas,
has been removed on grounds similar TO those
assigned for Gov. Reedar's displacement,
and Judge Moore, Of Alabama, appointed at
his successor.
North Carolina Eleciion.-The Whining
ton Journ says Messrs. SHAW. Rutiin,
Wlnslow. Branch, Craige and Clngman.
Democrats. and Rende aud Puryear. Amer
cans. are believed to be elected to Congress
A Norfolk despatch says Shaw's election Is
close and doubtful
The testimonials Professor Holloway has
received from thousands Of persons in the
Union, grateful for the benefit they have de-
rived by using Holloway's Ointment and
Pills, are convincing proofs Of their efficacy,
and as no restraint IS required while using
them, they are invaluable rs a companion.
either at home OF abroad the friend Of the
afflicted. the cxtermina,or Of suffering; the
citizens Of the Union should never be with
out these invaluable remedies, which if han
DIV, when wanted, will prove a blessing more
easily conceived than described, as they will
cure the most desperate wounds, ulcers. and
sores. They are sold at all Medicine Stores,
throughout the Union. and at Professor llol-
losay's Wholesale Depot, 3s, Corner Of Ann
and Nassau streets, New York.
From Hdrma. Dates from Havana Of
the 25th ult inform US that the U. $ sloop-
of-wur Cyaue, Commander Wilson, arrived
in port on the evening Of the 23l. All well
on board. The soop-oi war Falmouth re-
manned 10 the harbor. The steamer United
States, Of Kinney noiorleiy had been char-
tered by Cuban firm, to run between Hav-
ana aud Vera Cruz, as an independent line.
Scy-n hundred and six-two Chinese lab
orcrs had been landed IN two days, and sold
at a rate Of $40 for each full grown healthy
one. The scene was melancholy. The A.
satics we're downcasi, many sick, and all
half naked. A great many Yucatan women
AMI children were alec in the market, sent by
Santa Annals agents. Ten captured Bozals
from the coast of Africa, were for sale; but
one of them, who spoke Portuguese, m,lC
some revelations respecting the slave trade
which caused much excitement The per
sons endangered by the information had just
left Havana.
Pennsyirdnia.-Thc republican fusion is
. starting off strongly in Pennsylvania. The
. Philadelphia North American, the lead
; ing journal of both city and State, remarks
+" This republican movement seems "a
, spread like wildfire all through the interior
western and northern parts Of the State, as
so far rs we can Judge by the indications, II
will absorb wings, know noihings and free
sollers. Since the call for a State Conven-
! ton OF the new party has been issued, the
responses are becoming quite general"
Coupici Pdrdoned -President Pierce has
pardoned Jacob Singerand, who has beer
in the States Prison at Windsor on a con
; vlcton for obtaining pensions by fraud. iIi'
sentence was for ten years, and he has serv
ed ont not quite half his time. The convlc
IS under Indictment for other offences, anC
liable 10 be sent immediately back to tho
place of punishment An Indlcimont n'i
bigamy has been pending against Singer
land ever since he was put in Prison.-Calo
dian.
a Voice from .nissouri.--A meeting it
favor of the preservation Of order, was he'll
lately by the citizens OF Ray county, Mis-
/, sour, at which, while denouncing aboli
tionism in It's true meaning" they declared
IN favor Of abiding by the laws Of the Stat
i, of Missouri and of the U. States, as being
sufficient to guard their rights and proper
ty. and opposed to all mobs to drive mel
either TO religious or political measures. ~
One resolution which they adopted was L
> the effect that they will support no man 70
any office of trust, honor, or proiit who ha
: proved himself TO he in favor of mubs.
e Hon. John ]. Crit,enden, in a recen
i speech at Frankfort, Ky, declared hlmsel
J. utterly hostile TO imposing any penalties
: prescription, or disability upon any man 0
IS account of his religion, Good.