Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-23

Washington, .Nqy l9.-The K4as4s Ell.
dence .irrired al Washington Government
on The C0ohs TRADE. The Kansas luyesu-
eating Commission sent. By Gov Robinson.
the large quantity Of testimony taken bv
them, enclosed 10 a sealed package. address
ed 10 the Speaker OF the House ON Gov.
Rohlnsons deton ION at Lexington, Mo. his
wife, at ts request. continued her Journey.
AT Columbia, Ono she handed the package
tn the Hon c. X. Watson, who, to-day. de-
yered II TO the Speaker privately. The
Congressional Commissioners request that
the plckige remain with The srai unbroken
until Their return THIS is lha testimony
whlcn the Nlssourans ihreatru-d to destroy.
II appears by Official documents commun-
cated io the House to-day, our government
has taken ethcleni measures tu prevent trait
nc 10 Coolies, considering % rrplete with
imWorahues revolving aud luhnnan atroci-
ties sirn ely resembling those of he African
slave trade. 1t Is not permitted BY any
treat, aud therefore Illegal; and Americans
10 Chna are warned To desis oiherg Use
they will no, only forfeit lhg ggaleeL9auqG
10 heavy penalties.
Amnng tn p,psrs Is a letter to Mr..
Champion. Informing Mr.. Marcy Of the sys
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seIs of thr United States nre abused b.,
persons engaged 10 the African slave trade
90 lub,. Mr. Marcy replies, be- wl nse the
information for the prosecution OF The Amer
ican concerned therein.
O. Judge Mclean in a letter to Mr..
Cass dated May 18Th, 1850, says that Con-
gress, having tie power 10 establish Terri
toual Governments may. m the exercise of
police power, prohibit slavery, although they
have NO constitutional power TO institute it,
A. A vote was taken in Oregon early last
month, upon the question Of framing State
CONSTITUTION. The result b S but partially
reached US by the last steamer. A similar
attempt has been twice made, but without
obtaining an affirmative vote. The indica-
lions ave that a third attempt has been in like
manner defeated. The Territory of Oregon
receives too much ahment from the National
Government to favor the expense Of State
Constitution. he result Ia A great blow to
Gen Lane and his associates, who were
counting largely upon Senators and Repre-
sentative, with their attendance and mileage,
of $ls 600.
Mr.. Giddings, Of Ohio, has written let
ter conlradlctng charge that he had writ
ten or instigated articles against the nominal
ton of Col. Fremont.
Navigation on the Champlain Canal, be-
youd Schuylevlle will probably be inter
rupted for about MONTH tor the repairs rem
dered necessary by the bursting OF the old
lock at Fort Miller.
Gov. Miner has been re~electcd by the
Legislature Of Connecticut in JOINT ballot
Whole number of votes pal Miner 1875
Ingham li6 Three anti-adminis,ration
members we're absent. and one srifn vote
was cas-, by mistake.
IiotlopdyS Ointment and Piiis wonderful-
ly elIicscious in Curing Disease Of the kin.
Thomas Musgrove Of Baltimore, Mary
land, was for eighteen months a severe suf-
terer with sores on his face, hands, and VA
rlous parts ofhis body, Of scorbutic nature
there we're many things recommended and
tried but to no purpose. As the mallgnty
Of the disease did not in any way sbate, he
then commenced using iIollowaS's Ointment
and Pills, and by peiseverlng WI them for
several weeks, the eruptlons have all com
pletely healed, and he now eni ys the best
OF health