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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-16
FOR NEW LONDON s. HARTFORD,
The fayorite and fast Steamer Cricket,
~ a

On Mondays, WedneSday and FTtdavs
Leaves Sag Harbor at 7.3O Grcenport 10 Orient Poin
8.45, and New London at II a m yme at l. Connect
ing with N. H. N. l.. r. r. Essex 100, East Haddam
2SO, Middletown AIS, and arrives at Hartford about
p. Ii.
gThe Cricket stops at the principal watering places
sea shere. my23 dam
CATTLE SHOW The Annual Cattle show and
u Exhibition Of the Worcester Agricultural Society,
will be held Worcester, the Oath and 26th days Of
September instant, the 25th bling the day of the
Dairy Show Throughout the State,
Under the direction of the Massachusetts Society for pro-
noting Agriculture.
The Ploughing and Drawing Matches, and exhibition
Of Neat Stock will occupy the first days and the morning
Of the 26th will be devoted to the examination and dis
play Of Horses.
All entries Of Neat Stock and SWINE with certificates
oil the manner OF Keeping, amount Of produce &C. must
be made at the Recording Secrearys Office the ground
previous to P N Of the Esd Entries of Horses to be
made up to 0 P. NJ. Of the 25th.
public dinner will be provided in the hall of the So.
cey, the last day Of the Show by the welknoWn
erer Aug Mars, Of Worcester and the award Of the
various premiums Of both the State and County Societies
will be made at the table. WM. s. LINCOLN,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
September 10, 1866. wsts25
A VITALIZING ELEMENT.-T0 CON.
IN SUMprlVES,-A Physician Of high standing and
formerly Professor In of the Medical Institutions of
this country retired from active practice, who has
been suffering from Pulmonary Disease discovered, while
travelling In South America for his health cure for Com
ty and being that thousands suffering and dy
ing annually from this most dreadful Of all Diseases he
is desroua from the principles Of humanity, of making
known this most valuable remedy. Upon receipt Of 10
cents, in postage stamps change he will send Recipe
with full directions for making and successfully using e.
The amount required, is applied for postage, and the
payment Of this advertisement.
Address B. II. DEVER0UGH, NJ. D.,
je15 w6nis Box 20, L. o., Brookiyn,N N. Y.
NE DYING MENl LOOK All THlSl
n -DR. J. r. GOODELL, Of West Boylston has in
his possession Vegetable Extract aone that he
tanned from en- eminent NJ. d, In Of the Eastern
States, who used with entire for twenty-five
years, II will entirely from the person Of any one
that awful scourge the oANCERi also, TUM0Rs Of all
kinds. He commences 20 cleanse the blood; he Is con.
stanty having cases, and meets with entire success
in every case. lie Is using the ELECTRIC BATH with
wonderful success He may be found few rods south of
the Depot, on Maple st., West Boyls0n No up stairs
EFDr q. has when necessary, the asastance Of some
Of the ablest Professors In our medical inBltutions
a12 ood3t&w8ma
dale soAP-For sale by the x-.oolsate an
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STO RE TO LET.
One of the Best Locations jn Worcester.
INQumE AT B0YDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
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c=@ 10 LGE-On northwest corner OF Edward
,,; and Eli Streets, one Lower Tenement, rent ss5
&-per year a rooms); one Upper Tenement, rent $50
6 rooms) Inquire at the house, or of f. WHIPPLE
263 blsin 1t.
Also, one L01Der Tenement on south end of Benefit
St. Rent SIS per year. mchlO dtf
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TEJEN GW ggNE 40 LEE.-A good, convenient
Il Tenement FOR a small family without children on
Sever st. Inquire Of the subscriber. Rent SIS. Ten
minutes walk from the Post Office.
So dJf WILLIAM DUDLEY.
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- RENT FIR EE.-The subscriber will sell
4, several good substantial Dwelling Houses, upon
Ae such Terms will enable The purchaser to have
goud Tenement for himself, free. Apply to Il. W.
BABBITT, 81 Pleaslut st, au28 d3m
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HBOUSE CARPENTER.-The lbscrber has
4 taken the shop in the Northwest corner of Hey
woods uilling Central Street, and ready to do Job
Carpenter work, at short notice. D. LOWERING.
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A LADY, who thoroughly understands cutting La.
- dies Cloass, and is capable of overseeing their
Manufacture can hear of situation by calling on the
subscriber. GEORGE p RRy ANT
aul5 dawtf
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IN GRAINING, &C.
j. j. ONEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity that he has business at the cor
ner of old Market and Main Street. under the Ex-
change Hotel where all orders in the above line will be
promptly attended to- The subscriber being practical
workman of unquestonable experience both in Europe
and America feels confident of giving complete sasfac-
ion to all who may favor him with call; and hopes by
trct attention to business to merit share of public pat
onage.
Specimens of Granting to be seen on the premises.
mch18 d6m&w2ts
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"A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY "A va,
n riety OF BOOKS, from which three to 1--WE dollars
SAf pOFInIs' 2l5 Main street. Worcester. Honorable
employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
from Ave to fifty dollars For Grand chances can som
slS du WIN. ALLEN
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A FEW PERSONS can be accommodated with
IN full or partial Board, at the WoRcRsTEs WATFs
oIE5' Apply TO E. F. ROGERS, sup't.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-24
NICARAGUA.
From Mo Eo..,, C.,,,r;o-


The ai.irs of this re,,nt,,;,. NJ. ,,.,.:
"h""h'ta attention. The last news Is ,l,,
while The n'igthorinr stat. of Costa Re. :.
carving on an arilr- War hv means of arm.
ana Ammunition oF"nlyaupplird from En-
land. certain English m-r-ot war ar. w.,
AT the mouth OF the only river on his .;J, :
NiraraHha. cutting 81 all MI lilies tr,.m tn.
state. and especially int"rcri.finr all Au.-;
can intercourse. We have been ,aurtt II, =.
NiraIa-ua Is an independent. r.,.t,lir lor,
since Recognized by other nations. at ,.sr.
with all the Earth except Cast, Ei.a al,
nI'"d within und..r orr. government, wb;.h
holds the same lam fo r..,,,,, ~ H., e
France. '>>ia or England !, = ,,..
government ~ iacto We have been tauob.
that the / reign policy o. The United S,,,,.s
has always been 10 recognize. The. IL. fat,
government Of Az nations with whom ,b. ;.
At peace. without looking fil--i.- into 81
international affairs than : u,,,.s,r,oe,
that 1t Is an actual, not a paper Government,
We recognized the governments of M. two
Napo'"on>. OF the two rrruiIi,.>. and If N.
two bnurhnn>. alternately. IN Frame. on
these principles and 50 with all republics.
from Texas back 10 Columbia
NcaraIni has tsea homer unh r her pres
ent government than Mexico has been under
ConiinOritort. vet. while the minister of the
Latter was II once Received. her minister ha.
been Kept dwailin. III the anti-rhimf-r> OF
our naughty rrlnbIrani then 1T oniiriiouS-
" secuted from our >h"res-onr rlrh COM
n'rce with her has been I'aralt>'Ti. orr cit
Gems th'ri deprived OF the protection nt ou4
."'efh and Their i'f"toriy M filird.-
me werhls ih'er'onr>r hc'ween the fa'l'r
'h' a''ai''c >'a'rs oi our ttlon. incluuln.-
INV VI nan ~, n'.' >l"'''" ny ttls r"ut"
' ~ ''t Wv " 'h'' fin>ai' w. >'9A'.
" ~ ~ ~ '''''i''-' '''i'. W u q. IA u.
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STATE CONVENTION.

Th people If the State of Vermont without regard To-
Political ijcI"nc'> divisions who are ol,,s,t 10 the r
peal ol TIE Missouri Compromise the policy of the ,-c,
~" Administration. u the cXclitir # slavery INFO III.
!'Ti''> IN fiN"r ." The adm >>i"n II K,>a> A. ir,
stat alt u rcirii- III" t,I thu Fci.,! t,nv4rnu.
:" The '' l q! t>int"I AMI .cii.r SI are. r,,I
~ '">' TW IN rY Delegates from c h Congressional D
tiH meet III SraTf CONVENTION II Nnn,Iclr az, ri rs
pay TIE THIRD DAY or IL Ne NENr AZ .l,y.,
",rG y NJ ir the purpose appointing SIX delegate,
7" IL" NatIal ("iN' ntn In Phia,. lpla on the Eth y
~ juno cN t. present candidates t. Ice supported for IN,
offices Of President and Vice President Of the n,, STATE,
and W. recommend that the yrral DISTRICT Co>vr>1o>S
!" called 10y their PIRATE meet ON Trrs
IVY THE III DAY Nay I>>r,>1 Z" ,ect THREE .cl.
gates ,a I" represent The Ui~tr. III the National C.yru
lion Aforesaid ND I" APPOINT tlir TWENTY ,i.l,sa, t.
til. Sr,Gr Cows IIoN called above.
LAWRENCE EEAINERDN
JOHN PORTER.
BLISS y DAVIS State
EoIIA tIEA>p\
DAVID SCliI RICH. Committee
JANES MOORE
II e.. ROOT
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-Thc speech of Mr. Francis L. Blair
Jr. before the Benton Convention held al
Jefferson CITY. was a very eloquent vindica
ton OF true democracy. Let the reader no
tee with how much vigor Mr. Blair. Jr
denounccS the bastard admir- Illustration democ.
racv which Mr.. PIERCE and his friends are
cndcavorins to bring INTO fashion Mr. Bal,
said -
There were other questions of far more
Importance to Missouri than Nebraska OF
anti Nebraska. or know nothnGi>m and an.
ti-know-nothinCi>m. As to All endorsement,
of the Nebraska bill. what good would thai
accomplish? Resolutions were a1o,,:e,! T.,
the Baltimore Convention OF 1872. and l.,
the State Convention also. Of that wear
which pledged acquic>cence IN the then ex-
I>tinG adjustment OF the slavery issue As a Fl
naIitv." The drmocrav of the mon and
the State had pledged themselves to stand by
the Compromise OF 1870. and di>counfenanct
renewal OF slavery agitation. IN or ont of
Congress Did they do it Did they keep
their solemn pledges: No. Scarcely had
they made their pledges before they r-opcncd
by the Kansas Nebraska bill. the agitation of
slavery. In view of these facts why attem;,
the same old game: Why talk about fliall
ties: !: was quack cry. noihin" but quacke
nv and folly. An,. instead of prai<lnc ana
eloritving the slavery asitators. and the au-
thor of the Kansas Nebraska hil. it become.
the democracy rather to indignantly censure
and calls to account those who had BETRAYED
their faith and tor>worn their promises. ".
should call on Frank PIERCE to blot out III.
perjury from his soul->hould speak the Ian.
cua.- o: udi.nation against those who had
violated their oath>. and brought the coun:ry
to the brink of civil war. The attempt &c
plaster over their perfidv. was all quackcrv
Suppose We elect to olrc now. on the Ne
lra>ka iinalitv. men who pledged thcmselyc.
tour wears ago to resist slavery acitation. and
had broken their Piled -e-how long would
they stand on this last tinaitv? Let u.
pay no premium TO Pierce or Douglas ara
their co-worker> for their trrarherv-let u.
sing no r%ans over their perjury l have NJ
confidence in such men Ii one of them j.
nominated by the Cincinnati Convention, $,
help me God, he can't get my vote.
NIGFTAEIEs -Nm potatoes, three car.
goes OF them from Bermuda, have arrived IN
New York and sell for ST. to $3.50 per tar
rel. while the best OF old ones sell for So 4
cargo OF Irish potatoes from Dublin sold fol
scots barrel. being damaged. Several car.
goes otpotafoes from Nova Scotia were in
New York last week, selling at Scots bush
ell. being very fine. Peach blows. and o,he,
common sorts. were selling at a little less
Tomatoes from Bermuda we're selling at a
dollar box-the box being as big as stone
green peas from Charleston for 81 a bushel
radi-hes, SIS hundred butter, IL TO % cts
eggs, | 2 to II cts.
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Ii" P'l" IT the second Congressional District wfhou
rr.irH |" past "a differences IT divisions VIII" arr "I
y 49," 7" The repeal II III" Missouri promise the ,.l
~ 81 III" present administrator Z" tlIr 81 slave
~ nj" III Territories III iNr 81 The admission t KII>
~ Free STAT" ali "i Restoring the action II the F.tcrt
Government Ia the i pies II Wa>lctun and jefferson
requested L. meet III District Convention, L. lr held Al
W. %. Junction. Tuesday. Way 3ssh.
AZ II "t"k. for IA" Iurlr>, chasing llr,, deb.
-,t'> I" represent the District III 1tr National Crn,,lhhn
I" l." hrd IL fnlIr it Oh the Eth day II .IGlr I,N
pie >i: ahIiair> Z" i~ >iii'Ir'i r In. offices 81 Prs
"li an! We President 81 th, nrd States and for IN.
farther Ilil">r 81 ,i,>ilc tw.'fN i,.i..> To- r,,.,
thu district IN i' STAFF To- b. he l.! ~ N,Il II,
I'll iu">!AN. tlr 81 t' 'l .lu, n"N t',r-, lat, Al
iir-r {" TN ui"r,- ait \t'l'jl,l t,'IlNr itlnIi
IuH> PuRitK.
BiENHAa MANN. IA ,;
! WILLARD. ''>'"' '"'i'i"'c
" ,Ehp
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VIII receive lio attention Narriarcs Dea+bs
Items Of News. &c.. should always be accompanied
by som" responsible name. Obituaries of more
than five lines will be inserted IT the same mice as
advertisements.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-24

AT burlington. Iowa. while some workmcn
were engaged in exravatny for The cellar of
Governor Crime, rev building. they came
upon An arc, vail. ten feet square. which.
OH being opened, was found to contain eight
human skeletons 81 gigantic proportions -
She walls Ut the vault were about fourteen
r,"hrs thick, we'll laid up with cement or in
-Jesi- ,:..Ib- mortar. The vaul, is about six
ice. dep from the base to the arch The
:k'i;'t"ns az IN good state Of preservation,
ane -, 'a-;.es, human remains ever found.
beng . .:':.s over light feet long
NEEi APPROPRIATE COMMANDER. -
The Ne" o. lsa:., Comm, rciaI Bulletin an.
'cun's. that a !rrye number OF tlilbus,.rs
ta,. :a';eti from ,'a! Port under the head
0f Capt Jatlurs. ~ wi kno~n Warden Of
fLt Norkhon.r"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-24

We are now prepared to execute nearly NIL kinds
OF PRINTING used IN the cOuntrv-PLAIN and UHN..
MESTAI.-in the VERY BEST STYLE and at LOW
RATES. Merchants and others who desire RuJ-
II :An> or CIRCULARS ofany kind, printed in neat
sty,' may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Or'ers sent us VIII be promptly attended to.
RAND, STONE & co.
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DAILY STArESMAN.-The Proprie-
tors of the " H. Statesman will issue Daily
during the session of Legislature, the first
lumber to BE- published Thursday, June s..
Price 25 cents only.
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COrrcsDc mAc,,cc

W s','cH VOLUNTARY COMMrx1, ,T,rxs r,,,,n nh
PfTfS" ne c"""f'y ap"n matters II interest," Items
Of Ntws. IN pert" "'"r. ~W be MnnltuNp rto;r.d
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Tbc Californian.
ST. JOHNSBURY, NAY p, 1856.


'. B. PALMER is authorized 70 receive Adyer-
'i'"'rnt M! Subscriptions AZ his Offices in Boston.
A~w-i"rk and Philaicluhia.
). NJ Pc TENGlLL 4 co. are authorized 20 10
The same in Boston and New.Y,rk.
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ST InrI>. Nav 20.--A steamer arrived.
here last night. from -. .Io>elE,> on Frila,.
18TH bringing intelligence that large mum
hers hal rr>nondeI 10 the Proclamation of
Governor shannon and the United States
Marshal. aud a battle was anticipated shortly
'iUo hundred men were assembled al l.e-
compton. and 100 at Franklin. \ larg,
company WAS TO leave klckapoo on SATURDAY.
for l"compton, with two rannonS. They are
all armed and provi>onrd.
II i reported that ex Governor Rccder
succeeded in making hi> escape. carving a
way with him considerable amount, of funds
belonging to friends.
The Vigilance Committee of Kansas CITY.
on SATURDAY.. took oft from the steamer Ara
hla large field piece, consigned TO Law
renee.
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w a~hin.ron. MAY la.-Thr Kansas Invc>-
tiyatinr Commission sent. tN Governor Rob
in>on. HE large quantity OF testimony taken
by them. cnro>rd in a sealed p, kaye. ad-
dressed 10 the Speaker of the House. On
Governor Ho:in>ons detention al Lexington.
Missouri his wife, AT his request. continued
her Journey. Al Coln.ohia. Ohio. >he hand
ed the package 10 Hon. {. H. Watson, who
to-day delivered It to the Speaker privately
that The package remain with the seal I'M
brok"n until their return. This Is the test
monv that the Mis.ou .lr.> threatened 10 de
>iruN.
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JENNY LIND GoLDsMIDT.-Private let
tiers received in Philadelphia. from London,
speak OF Jenny Goldsmi1t's success there a,
FULLY equal to her former triumphs Her char
ties have been az usual, most noble rnat,;.
mony has chastened her raprices: English
AR and diet have re-established her health.
and her hoy is the image Of bis mother.
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS

1900 FREE STATE MEN IN ARMs-EEorr
SITT"N FOR THE RETURN OF GOVERN
OR ROBINSON. &c.
ST. Lofts, MAY l9-Aaviccs from ian
sas. to the 18th instant. stat, that abnnt loot
men have responded TO the proclamation of
the l nitrd STATES Marshal. and are encamr
ed IN the vicinity of Lawrence and Lerorp
ton, their avowrd purpose being 10 rornpe
the people OF Lawrence to acknowleiy. tn,
Territorial Laws
l; Is said that there are abou. 81 hund
red men IN Lawrence. thoroughly armed with
SharpeS rifles. and having two pieces Of ar.
t'llrry in their possession. They have crca-
ted hr"a>tworks, and have given notice tina,
they will r">i>t all attempts at arrest:
Judge Fame. OF Georgia. las been ap;,oin-
ted Sheriff. until Jones is able TO Resume the
duties Of the office Jones is reported As con
valcsccnf. and Is expected soon to b.. ont
Fame. 1t Is rurnore,i. has been shot at twice.
while IN the discharge of his off ial duties.
HE rrTni>ition of Governor Shannon u,,on
the authorities of Missouri. tor the return of
Robinson. was placed IN the hands of the L.
nited States Marshal Donaldson. ard Dpr-
ties Preston and Wallace. They left Kan,
sa> for Lexington OF "Wednesday last.
Mr.. Brown, editor OF the Herald of Free
dom. was arrested while endcavorinr to es-
cape from the Territory
Governor Rrcdr has fled. but his capture
Is considered certain.
KANSAS IN TIE SENATE-On MONDAY.
in speech on Kansas. NJ Sumner said:
You are now called to redress a great
tran>"rcsion. in which is involved. no, ONLY
the liberty of distant Territory, but the
reace OF the whole country. Arain>: Kan
SaS a crime has been committed. without :.
parallel IN the records of the ,a>t-wor>.-
than ANYTHING done " Ncrre> acain>r Sicily
Are Won against ~a'ri!cse u present it for
v"nr rxcrra:ion. Are YOU against robbery d.
i hold 1t up to your >corn. Are Won Tor
the protection of American citizens =, show
You how their dearest ri,t'> have been clio
ven Down. willie tvta,.,!yal u>ary,'on ha>
Installed i'>c.' on their very ncckS. THIS
CRIME lizards evil war. 1t all proceeds
from NE Slave power. Which i the ciimi-
Eal In opposing II We are not i:nariral OF
sectional. a SAID ~ the Senator from South
Carolina (Mr Bu,ler.) VIII" Is the Don pri-
Xo'e OF slavery ;--tlc Senator from Iiiino,
Mr. Douglas is the squire Of slavery. IL
Sanc',o Panza ready to do all lis humliafin.
Offices. He cannot compel obrd,nce 10 this
u>nrlat:on. He initiates the British officer.
who. with bold >wac.cr. SAID he would cram
the Stamp Act down the throat> OF the Amer
ican people, and be will NEE, with similar
failure
Mr.. Sumner then considered the crime a
galn>t Kansas ia It's origin and extent. anl
next the apologies for the crime. dwelling
upon The assaults On the I'm rrsnt Aid Com
aud Nin. !lrafcI M1.>achu.rt.,
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amcn'.:ncn: Of the Constitution, which Nv a
two third. vote were aLiut!,rl necessary to
he adopted. 10 the decision of a Convention
composed of delegates. a ,,.,iori'v Of whom
r"rrr>"n' less than on"-'!rd Of tie people.
thereby c'"in. the minority 70 decide what
Constitution, and Laws lall govern Vermont.
]. app"ar- 10 MS thar no uuo', reason can be
gwen whv Constitutional Convention
shou!d consist OF one delegate from each
town. and III tn. proposed amendment we
have InIttd the number ~ ff2"tv. and have
T:o:i!-d III" manner -: ,brlr election. And
II order that SUE h Crnv-ntio': NAV r"rre-
sent III. views Interests AMI war;, of ma
jorl'v OF the people. The ar,.,, dn-nr provides
that ma orfv of the i-l..a'tS shall u. ap-
portioncd to the several Counties according
10 their population The Counril, ntua'rh
solely tv i d"s:r" tia. he Convention called
by them to adopt The prupo-r,l a.nenImrn'S
or SI:h pats ~ will b.. most roniuve 20
tn" @o"! yovtr,snent. peace and happiness
Of the people. shall rryrr..n, the interests
nn'i views q = majority ol hr irrrimrn and
inha1l',ntS Of the STATE. have in and by
their Dr'iInanr. for the call o. SAID Conven-
ton. limited The number of delegates 20
ninety, AMI Lave apror'ionrol the sam" 20 'hc
several counties IN such manner a viii in
our opinion. protect the Just ri.ilr> Of all
And we >uiti'lf to You whether the principle
on viii h , ia Convention i based i, not. un-
der exl-:IuL Institutions. IN accord in-p with
Your views 81 r:1h. IN matters relating 10 the
funhinen'.' and Or-anir Laws Of the State
E!or 'Ti:r.<: Tru>tlu: in YOUR inte!Ii-
g"nce ana wisdom and cannes, ,l.-ire to So
rurr an! preserve vour right, am! happiness.
under a l,'i'ut.i an AND Representative Gov.
rrnH-nt. We submit tn, ..n.,r,iiir!ltS. urnpo-
s"i hv Us. 10 vour 'l,litrr,rc orr>;,lrrafnon.
with rnntiln' belief hal .our decision rh,re-
on will be such As shall promote your own
Interests. and add to the prosperity OF the
State.
l'y order Of the Council Of C"n>ors
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New mud Old s'nrtiC~---Eacsion W. Far.
liC~.

From Daniel " ,~cr> >,c,i Fa-..,ii Hall III Is,
New parties may arise. CROWN. ont of
new events or new questions but as to those
old parties. which have sprung from con,ro-
verSIcs now no longer pending or from ierl-
Incs which time anu other causes have now
changed or greatly allavcd. | do not believe
that they can long remain. Efforts, indeed
made to that end. with zeal and p.r<rvrr-
ance, may DELAY their extinction but.
think. cannot prevent 1t. There is nothing
to keep alive these distinctions. in the inter
estS and objects which now engage So.ietv.-
New questions and new objects ari>c. having
no connection with sub cct> Of pas. cont over
sizes. and present interest overromrS and alb
serbs the recollection of former controversies
All that are united on these rxi>.inr questions
and present interests. will not likely weaken
Their efforts to promote them. hv angry rcil,.r-
flon on past differences. tthcre were moth
ING IN things to divide about. | think the
people not likely to maintain systematic con
trovrrs'cs about men. They have no inter
est IN SO dong. .l>Sorwf,",,> form.d 10 >ip-
port pr'nc'p''s mnphc ca.IH pnt4h<. Iw II
M'y h0re no bond 81 m,ion bu adber.nc, Ia
particular men, thy h, ou" taciio,<."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-24

CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRs.-No in.
te'''sence has been received at Washington
from Panama respecting the afIrav. Padre
ty'l is to be ignored by all the foreign l.c,.
tlons, socially und officially. senior Marco.
leta now asserts his claim to the British miss.
ion from the deposcd government, and it j,
believed that he will be recognized.