Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-01-11

nj tbis pittaht,rob ,,oeti,, A ,-onsuttatiof
cam thore he beld md nst;onoi corn,nit,o,
of ono Iron, c,cb frre stato and cnr, s,,,I
slave states ,s NAV have snv co,siJe,,,t,i,
nn,,he, If r,,e,Js If ,recao,n mao ,bo,a n,
appointed. And through this committee d
call for delegate convention to nominate
can be issued, and the opponents Of slavery
extension IN all the states be invited TO unite
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M e,l'oO' az. ft mo,i"'' RePuO'c'n' oo
Reed and Wells we're sent up TO the Senate
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s','n- ga9unu asal.s' ,ns Lq'Df 'a"' ana
,--,','.,,-i'. a., e'.rl.. wv" ne u'so re-,
Common Pleas; condemns the Alien and
Naturalization laws, and the Personal Liber-
/ ty act; suggests attention Co education o.
poses The sale uf timber lands unless money
is needed praises The Reform School. and
auY'0"'es "n improvement I'D lI's NINA sys'
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Baltimore, Nd, Jan !. The Governors
Message was sent TO the Legislature to-day.
The Governor advises The establishment
of competent school system for the State
opposes the reduction or taxes. but recon-.
mends the abolition Of the stamp tax He
asp upl'ounoes se,Iet pI.saI associations
Death By .leciieHi Mr. George Hubbard.
Of Lyndon Center. came TO his death In a
sudden manner ON Tuesday, the LIST instant
re was ura"ln! d iolu o' nay from Vince
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~ Er' 'p'''' ''a loau' ou' l'' some uneAP'ain,
N,U'' '"o "''-ue anu
W uie e''u' ne ,'a'n came 10
W 'uu''"S s''ns' stump ana IL
"'S .'''o '''UIs VI an n'u, ne'o'H 'i'e oody
"a 20 '0''eu' 40 otu'ses were
cum up'," ~ 'uuy' ana II Is supposed ne
was Sulo,,'o'Gu " oe'us crushed INTO the
snow Mr. j.. was about 10 years OF age,
Californian
D;,,,n;o, Tho r,,or ,vb;.h ,L, eo,u.
g,',r,sho, ,onnj 10 nyyo 49,, y" e.',. gieI
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Legal Deesion-Wm. Wells, who was
several years since sentenced 10 death no
the District OF Columbia Tor murder had his
sentence commuted oy President Fillmore
TO imprisonment Tor llie. The case was
brought up before the u. ). Court last week
on The ground that the President has no
right to commute, aud could only grant an
unconditional pardon. The Court on Friday
decided Tor the prisoner and he was set at
liberty
.g,sc,,u ami Rather, rol,o Cba., D..
ident Pierce's post,nos,or n, TToderb,u c.
Ter was arrested nm The 1ztb nj, snd hr,o',b,
bef,rs Ins,,cs HlIonhscL chs5,-a5 ',,,,' ~.
sault and battery ON bis d,ngb,s, nr,n,,
lsdy If 3li Years or oge Tbe ofi,."cc c c"'s
ritied he the vo,ng l,dy f,r y,h,cb ebo
was beaten nv her f,thor as ,ooosrod b,
fore the Court. was the readng ~ Kna,y.
s,a , PaPe i, lig p'eau sq,y' anN was
''n9' 'ou' uo''''' ui'u Gusts r'ee fFeSS'
Horace Mann thinks Moses was the first
conductor on the underground Railroad, Ms
he took out Of Egypt the biggest train on
record consisting OF some two million pas-
sengers.
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'o,u " tgh" Es9' mas oeen rem owed
ron ~ u'e once OF IoSunaster al norwich,
anu uenera. Le~ls D r9.'rdge mas been APP
po,n'eu III ms pace bo'h gentlemen are
nu'l',n's'rar,on democrats, ana the c1ange is
uly sle'y "lui our Sot"lch 'r'ends' No