Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-04

would go out of the Union rather thnu ept
nit 10 an Introduction Of the riphi cln,m.t
for Southern gentlemen to carry their .l,,.-
into The national territories. The U,.,,f
Saturday parsdes the declaration under ,.
head with great delight Such angYar.
from Seward OF Hale would be- ab9lr,1.
treason. From the quorter from which
now comes, u is merely a manly outburst
lofty chivalry. These southernors vI
crack their whips ON their plantations. wish
20 crack them occas.ally TO- Congress. Tber
feel towards The North as our friend in ibs
song felt towards his ass -
"1h'ng' have como TO YER, fine ps,,
When man cannot wouup his o~u jarts.n
An order has been sent out from The Land
Office bureau, requiring all those who enter
lands az the reduced price Of twelve and
hali cents per acre 10 swear that they are
now 90 the occupancy of said land and h,,e
cultivated a portion Of II and also a cofro.
borung affidavit has 90 be made By GONE
friend oi The person VIII, entered the land
stating thal Dee knows bin 90 be ne idarn
cal person who entered the l1nd. and th,t
DE ls and has been residing on said hnd'-
Tins regulation completely upsots the calc1.
iauons OF parties only, who though they
were under the Impression that they c1nd
make the affidavit ln the first place. cannot
hnd 10 their consciences 90 swear t0 th8-e
now sent out by the department as necessary
20 the perfection of their titles.
Not Treason nor Rssisiauc, 10 Lqtr. The
Kansas Free State Legislature adopted. as
ihc basis of MS action with but one dissent.
ing vote, this resolution;
Resolved, BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the State of Kansas.
that the laws enacted by the pres, ut Legisa-
iure shall not have effect until an act be
passed, by the present or some future leg
stature declaring them in force, unless By
special enactment
Tins gives the President no semblance Of
an overt act OF treason TO hang his threatened
arrest OF Oh Free State officers upon The
only thunder now loft hum Is the enforce.
ment OF the bogus laws, under winch the
majority OF the people Of the territory are
liable 20 the penlionuary for speaking and
printing against slavery. The President
VIII iint that harder 10 accomplish without
iaInting than his portion Of the conquest Of
MeAico.-Sprmgheid Republican.
+ Il Bribs Redssd-We are told that ,
colored man 10 our village who is far from
rich, and who has family to support
spnrned the offer Of $50 good money. direct
from Uncle Sans Treasury, which was ten
dered 10 Inn as a bube for his vote and In.
iiuence al the late election. That man IL
uch though the length Of bis rent-ron may
be- only he most inhnressimai degree Of an
inchi and he is noble though his great boart
beats under dark skin and though he b,
passed 100 the daily walks of DE as am1Bg
those who, by certain portion Of our com.
mun.y are thought d, only for chaue's boz
Southern houses, aud for live stock on Souii.
ern auction blocks.-Ereter ~ M .Nir,
Letter.
Il Uarning.-The case Of farmer IN
THIS county, affords melancholy warnlng 10
all produce dealears who, when the rates are
eNorbinnt sui hold on for higher prices %
On Thursday last the farmer 10 question.
sold a load OF wheat al one Of the priDcipsl
uoor establishments Ia this city. lie Got II
dollar bushe for It,. The wheat was de,
lwered, but during the process of counting
out the money the strong mann who was
10 receive ~ seemed severely apitated-
ConvnIsve thtoes heaved his bosom.
" head of water collected in his ewes. and
fed large streams Of the saue hmpld LIQUID
that coursnd down his cheeks, while the
muscles of his face worked as if they were
working by the Job The owner of the
mill, touched, and at the same tine, wonder.
ing at the sorrow he displayed. kindly iuquir-
ed The cause Of his grief. sympathy was
too much for the mans feelings. he WIS
Obliged To bury his face IN his handkerchief,
TO smother the Tremendous boo hoo's that
made every atom of his stalwart frame culver
like calves foot Jelly, while he replied =" M
son John cOuit hare had Il dollar and serenity.
hpe cents bushel for his rev icdeat tiro
months ago.'-Dayion Gazeite, March LIST.
A new Society was organized at Bradford
on the 1lh inst, called the Connecticut ky-
or Valley Agricultural and Industrial Assoc
CATION This society is not designed TO
;ako the place Of the existing County Socie-
ties, and as It's annual ialr viii be held iattr
than theirs, will not interfere at all with their
usefulness Members Of this Society most
reside IN the valley Of the Connecticut or It's
tributaries on either side of the river, in tho
jam Camga%09t RyagllSs," Se%nll Bradley Bradley,
OF Wheelock, Moses Rogers, Of Lunenbur.
and James Follausbce of Maidstone. were
the wee Presidents elected for the Counties
OF Caledonia and Essex. Among the Maua.
gers are Geo. A. Merrill Of st. Johnsbury,
+. b. Chase Of Lyndon, II. N. Hall Of Burke,
and Frederick Smith Of Gulldhal.
agriculture IN France. The Emperor is
determined to develop agriculture in France,
if possible. lie has Just recommended to
the Legislature that loan of one hundred
millions francs be made from the national
treasury TO agriculturlsls, to enable them to
carry out general system of drainage
throughout the country, lie has also intro
duced agriculture as a branch of education
IN the public schools OF France. Coz respon-
deRce Ne Y. Commercial.
HoHoway's Ointment and Pills. The most
celebrated Remedies for the Cure of Sore
Arms. Samuel Wentworth, Of Norway,
Maine, was for five years afflicted with sore
arms, there were four dtleren ulcers on them,
and the trying nature Of his business, IA
boot-maker) made him so much worse, that
despite Of his wishes, he was compelled TO
rehnquish 1t ) he tried various remedies and
they failed to benefit him; however, about
thirteen weeks ago, at the recomnet daliOn
of his friends, he had recourse to llolloways
Ointment and Pills, which very soon made
him better, ana he called on Professor Hol-
loway four weeks since to show him his
arms, which were quite well, and with
scarcely the scars percepuble.
"A Fdporite Remedy We believe no med
icne IN the world has ever given such aston.
ishng proof OF its efficacy as DR.. Rogers
LiperlooH, Tar, and Canchaiagud. In cases
of severe Cough Bronchitis, and inciplent
ONSUMP llON, this medicine acts IN
the most prompt and agreeable manner, res
torlng health when all other remedies have