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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

dephia, find themselves compelled 10 dissent
fron the principles avowcd by that body, aud
holding the opinion, as they do, that the
restoration Of the Missouri COMPROMISE de-
manded by a majority OF the whole people,
IL d redress of an uuduniable wrong, and the
execution of II, ~ spirit al least, lndispensl-
bic to the rcpose Of the country, they have
regarded the refusal Of that Convention to
recognize the well defined opinion OF the
country, and Of the Americans OF the Free
states upon tins question, as denial OF their
rights and a rebuke 10 their sentiments, aud
they hold that the ADMISSION into the Ma
uonal Council and nominating Convention Of
the delegates from LOUISIANA, representing
Roman Cainolic constituency, absUlyed
every true American from all obligations to
sustain the acton ui either OF SAID bodies.
They have therefore Withdrawn from the
Nominating Convention, refusing to partici
pate IN the proposed nomination, believing
that nomination. conforming to the over
ruling sentiment OF the country ~ the great
issue, may be regularly aud uusplclously
made.
The undersigned propose to the Ameu-
cans IN all the States, tu assemble M ihcr
several state orguuzttiuus. aud elect delr-
gates tOH cuuvet on to meet M tn cuy
OF New York, un lhur,diy, the i1lh day Of
June next, tor the purpose Of nominating
candidates Tor President aud Nice~l resident
OF the United States
I hls declaration was subs queuty stgurd
by iortj -one delegates, rcludug Alrs,rs.
nrstun aud Pangburu Ut massachusetts,,
Nightingale Of Rhode Island und Colby OF
New Hampshire.
Gen. Williamson Of Pennsylvania was
favor Of mixing a nomination torthw' b..
Mr. PECK ut Connecticut though that by
b.,ug cautious u great parry might b. made
-a parry mat would absorb black tpuu.i-
camsu.
Mr. ~pooner Of Ohio thought It vas not
IA good taste for gentlemen To speak IN de
uuucnlo y terms Of the Republican ptuy
tur the party ub ul To bee uraiul2 d o., "
stands upon the very same platform the
restoration ut the Missouri omprallsu.--
" lth the Republicans, lt was a Mal,cr q.
pruciplc hey were cOuteudng for, ana not
a name.
Mir Booth Of Ct was oppused 10 making
a nomination. at the pr seut time.
Mr.. Perkins of ct. commended that tins was
the true American party, and thut the Num.-
mating Convention from which we seeded
we're IN lengus wnh th,. t,tnnlirs
Gov. johnston objected TO n,k,ng ary at.
tacks upon he R,pupDc,n pnrIy. lie
should like the protest vub a lule auord, |
lnept.
The OHIO deleea,lou objected 10 sio,p.
the protest ,n tbs pronnd ib',t,t V,. Emo
rt.r 10 a ,,nton nth Nm. Ranubli,.an p,rt,.-
rhny finally s,,n,d with ,br f,li,,y,p,, al,ll- .
t,opil prol,..i. fTbe prutest has nal h,.n
Au,,n,tb,. Sneakers we've Mr. II,,nm,pI /
editor of the Albany Stnte Reol-i,r.,t NV .
York lie rnn4iJ,r.J ib,. n,.o,r,tr, al
Nr. Fillmore the mos. violent h.rr,v,lsfi,s +
nf NOR order ever nan ,,,,,,ny
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Jurors.

TO The Selecimsn and Cipa authority. In
the lual OF a lage Ia lon'y e causes m car
courts Of justice, the hugated points are al
uost exclusively matters Of fact to be deter
mlned by The jury, alone. 1t Is more impnr-
tanl That men Of talent and experience in
business should be selected for jurors than
ior Judges. rs donbly important thLt ablr
Jurynen should be selected, since the right
OF review Is taken away, and II is desirable
that the selectinen and ciyil authority should
do their duty IN their seectmns.
DNk ~ the PEoPLR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
The Patriot among the RAN
dolph Men.

We have received scorchng communi
cation from Raniolph, Which we must de-
cline publishing, although confident that It
represents pretty fairly the lndlguat,un prey
ailng IN that quarter at the outrageous as,
sault Of the Patriot upon the Messrs Hutch
lnson-nen, las the Communication slys,l
infinitely superior TO our 0layo-Democrauc
nrlghbofs IN every thing that contributes To
make man and patriot. We decline 10
publish his article, because in our opinion
the public interest will not be- subseryed by
glbbettlng the editors of The Patriot They
must be carefully kept as warnings to the
rising generation as examples Of the unap-
r""'"hable degra alton and ".~-""sss "
doughmceu democracy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29
Temperance Convention.

A Convention Of the friends of Temper
ance was held at the Court House IN Mont
pelier ON Tuesday, Feb. %, at II o'clock
A. NJ. Was called to order by Rev Eli Bal
lou, when the Convention organized by APP
pointing Hon. Royal Wheeler, President E
j Bates, Secretary.
A Committee OF two from cach town rep
resented, was then chosen to report "a nom
nnron for county Commissioners The fol.
loving persons were appointed sand Commit
tee:
Berln-F. Hoyey, w NJ. Ellis.
Boodbury Elias Heath.
Forester $. Andrews, O. l. Watson
Uaicrbmy Daniel Green, Noah Robinson
.Nortbfeid-Leander Foster James Gould.
.uonipe'iv--li. Y. Barnes, |. l.. S nbner
Il. Monipeiier X Wheeler, b. l. Wheeler.
.HushfeM Don Storrs
Adjourned to meet at O'clock, p. NJ.
AFrERN DON.
Mr. Wheeler for Committee on Nomm-
ton made the iollownl report:
For Corniy Commissioner,
Hon. ALONZU PIERCE, Of alais.
which report was accepted and unanimously
adopted
Mr. Sampsonpresented the following com.
muncauon;
10 The friends Of Temperance in Washington
County;
As you meet at Montpelier the 26lh inst.
to nominate Candidate for County Commls
sioner, permit the undersigned to call your
attention to the interests OF the cause Of
Temperance M the County generally.
As co workers with you, IN behalf of the
State Convention, we beg you to take into
consideration the 10Th inst, the proprieiy OF
reorganzng Inc Temperance Societies, with
such change Of form as thc exigeucies Of the
case mny demand, in the several towns Of
the County; ami Of taung such other steps
in the premises, as may be- calculated 10
carry out the purpos Of the Site Society
IN regard to The salvation of our young men
from the degradation, crimes aud woes of
Intemperance.
Guy G. SAMPSON,
V. Prest Of tate Soc'y for Washington Co.
r. VI Manly,
Cor. Sec. Of State Soc'y for Washington Co.
" Inch, amer being discussed by Nessrs
Sampson. Green and Walton was approved
by the Convention and referred to the Coun-
y Committee for the year ensuing, with in,
siructuus TO take such measures as the,
deem eXpedient
On motion of Mr. Walton, a committee Of
three was ,ppoiutcd to report commit e
for the year ensuing, AMI NJ. Walton. Nh
Green and Mr. simpson we're appointed sa ID
committee, who nominated the following per.
SONS:
ELI BALLOU, Montpelier,
ROYAL WHEELER, Z. Montpelier,
c. c. PARK 3R, Waterbury,
LEANDER FOSTER, Norbdeld,
ORANGE SMITH, Waitsfeld
which report was adopted.
On motion Of Dr.. Bates, the County Com.
mttee were instructed 10 call Mass Coun.
" Convention, as soon rs may be, for the
purpose of organizing County Temperance
Society.
The following persons were appointed
Town Committees
Berim-Dr. Daniel Bates, II. Alien.
Caiais-Geo Sayton, E. Pierce, G. w.
Ainsworth
East .liontpeiir-B Goodwin, P. P. Pit
kin e. II Stevens
.uontpeiief-John spaulding, |. L. Serb
ner, J G French.
.Voritfeid-E. J. Bates, James Gould, S.
Gold
Wai0buy E. Parker, Luther Henry, C.
c Graves
Worcesisr-E c Watson, E. B. Harris,
C. c. Abbott
Wood5ny. e Haskell, Thomas Harvey
7, Town.
Adjourned.
ROYAL WHEELER, President.
J. BArEs, Secreiay.
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Concert. The Whltrhouse Company IN
ytes u renewal Of the puohc favor on Mon
day evening next. See advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-29

Anthony Kennedy has been elected Uni
ted States Senator by the Maryland Leglsla.
ture, IN the place OF Senator rrati, whose
term expires m March, 1857. The Senator
Is relative of John =. Kennedy.
Mr.. Kennedy Is now an Amcreun-lom
ory he WAS " hig, We suspect Senator
Pau was elected us Wing, but has de-
generated strangely since his election low.
ing layery more than Whggery.
o. Those Of our readers who are under
the Necessity OF making applications to tho
iialr ~ld do well To read the advertisement
OF Prof Woods Hair Restorative 10 another
column, In the space OF time which II has
been before the public, It has won for itself
reputation unequalied by any other article
Of the kind now known, and wherever tried,
It has, so far as our knowledge extends, been
tired with success.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-05-03
PRINCIPAL HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY


ST. CHARLES James ~ Brown lady seryt Misses Diek.
Hephler Baton Ronge: Wm Robertson and John Tweed
Natchez; r Hawcs Beton Rouge Rev Rogers, Miss Capt
French u Army: W G Phips J w Collins Rodney; Jos b
straton, Natchez + Barry 9; 3 Hopkins Poipts Coupe
Smith, Pass Chrtstan u Dover, Tpskeega Ala: (t.
berson. Ga Mrs Routh, Roth j., Pasesgoula: W viii
lard Miss Ludlow, Mobile; G Y Pcae, Psinsvile; " F.
Hatch, Bayou Sara John Hutchinson H. Covington; A
Stewart and lady La; Young Mohroo Nal Thomas
lady, U A; r lPinson LOUISVILLE John Nelson Hsourche
Mrs Donelson 2d9nghtets and ser Laorche W Minor
hatcher Col Parker French Nicaragua; jos Il Edwards
Paquemine. 45s#8y
CITY, w Ray, Ark;I GAdams, Maryland, Johnson
Martin Townsend Franklin S Smith, Lone STAR
Goodwin In Capt Moore, Newocans Vim Dole, Crouch
Gin billiard Miss M seeley and lady illinois, John
Pkens and lady. Natchez: J. Philips Mansfield Rrs
stickney Netchez; Parks Port Gibson Hall, N Ballard
lady and chldrenJ Savage Mobile; Lyman Randall Mrs
Wilson Mrs Fue5ion Johns9a Texas Henderson,
Wade Charleston R Exter, j Minor, Memphis.
Il ARCADE HOTEL. u w Powell Abner Johnson Texas;
Iadrew, Miss: J Dunley Jr., Pittsburgh; 4 Gaines, Vim
1f Sons n O.; NASH, Texas: N Blnlne, p surnge
Samuel McPberson, N o. K Williams. W Bland, Texas
R johnson, La. Jas Gardner, " Woods, Henry Sample
Iavacca: il!anis, Ohio; Parker, Ky j Powell Il
Keen, MO. ".'SH - ~ T
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:, SIMPLIFY e. co.


GENOA, April s.
Brcadnf1s, may be expected, will eventually decline
sdeaby from the high rates WHICH in
caused by the absence of supplies from Russia and
pesceabe communications with that country will
sumed heavy supplies will doubt come forward We
arrival of 1900 barrels American Flour from
Orleans the major believe for account Of the Sandman
rels the way from NewYork private account.
COTTOS-The demand is toeraby brisk at quotations,
although mporations continue drop in chiefly for Of
spnners in the interior which have lately amounted TO AGO
bales the dposabe stock here be reckoned
bales United States and 1000 odd bales Brouch
Surat with 400 small packages W. I.
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QUOTATIONS OF STOCKS.

In bank there is but little doing The demand
being chiefly Kentucky and Indiana Bank issues Brokers'
however purchase Banks having any preeusons
olvency Uncurrent coin continue in demand at quotations.
which are those B. Merrell Co. There have been
receipts of Mexican dollars since the Texas.
Land find buyers quotations. dvices from
Washington that large number Of
circulation, which declared to be forgeres. We shall
doubedy particulars by mail in three days In
the meantime should only take those coming full
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Commercial Intelligence.


Per Arabial LIVERPOOL, April H. 1856.
The market has been active throughout the week eE
ing last evening" the sales amounting los bales with % 900
spectators and 80 10 exporters turn in prices equal
l6d h. in favor Of holders To-day the business is e
atthe following quotations
Fair Orleans. 634d. p ID Middlng Orleans. C Lied
Fair Mobiles Sgd p ID Middling Mobiles .5.l56d.
Fair Upands. Cad. 3 ID Middlng Upands 8 lied.
Inferior a1sGp41sd. = ID
The import for the week 1SS bales $4,000
being American.
The stock in this port 0 bales; American $4,000 bales
Do time last 66S 0o baes American 44000 bales
The report of trade in Manchester continues favorable spin
and manufacturers being we'll employed with rather
hardening prices generally for goods and decrp
tions of yarns having advanced I'D. per b.
Much depression continues in the market the ansac
tons being limited and prices of Wheat and Flour no1u
nay the whilst Indian Corn has declined Is cd
White Wheat los 4 los Od Red IS 4d 0d per 10
h. Western Canal Flour, 26 BIS Philadelphia Ba
more, 3s 35s Ohio 35s to s Canada 3Qs 3o Cd Souri,
s2s TO 34s Dbl White Indian Corn 29s Yellow, IS Cd
Mixed, 2Ss per quarter.
Nothing doing in Turpentne Tar Rosn in moderate
mand only ID Cd cwt for common qualities.
Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY & co.
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Saturday, May 8.

N7Ta The ship Astoria, Capt. Holmes. from
Jyca discharge cargoa Post Second Dis
re Cosgpees requested e attend TO The receipt her
will the public stores at the expense and risk the
pf fnys J. IT, AsHBRIDGE CO. 100 Common street m
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BtbieU IT the G(arAtts for Uast aGdtek.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Sot,, Z

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street.
Saturday Morning, May 3, 1856 )
We have only moderate business report past
in general market Cotton has been limited request and
checked by favorable advces from Europe Sugar and Mo-
lases have been dull and rather lower for descriptions
In Tobacco the movement has continued considerable
tent though with heavy market foe Common and Inferior
sorts The demand for Flour has been limited with but little
change prices while Corn has declined Barrel Pork has
been dull until within the last day two, but other articles Of
Provisions have gone off pretty freely full prices, generally
The Freight market has continued extremely dull and only
moderate business has been done in Exchange.
The Peras advice embracing Liverpool dates the 18th
u received Wednesday morning. and appeared in
issue Of Thursday They reported active business the
Cotton market Liverpool with advance of 1aG16d in
prices the market closing firmly athe Improvement Breasts
reported still declining Consols quoted at
a3,44, with stringent Money market.
COTTON. The market opened Saturday with quiet
appearance factors generally maintaining their preensons with
rmness but few buyers entering the market Only
300 sold during the day irregular prices
was improvement in the demand Monday and again the
sales were 300 bae the showing no
auotabe change. On Tuesday factors offered slight
cesson hut sufficient to bring buyers forward with
gree spirit the sales reached barely bales prices
being Irregular but generally showing decline of about
Mddng and the Ordinary grades The Persia's
received early hour Wednesday, and slightly
The demand, without however, producing further
effect the market being unsettled and prices Irregular
with sales $500 bales during the day. On Thursday few
appeared in the MARKET and offering lower
than holders generally willing to accept only about
1000 changed hands, the rates still being irregular and
easy any quoabe decline Yesterday again mar
very quiet and barely 5000 bales TAKEN making
of only about 1000 bales the closing
unsettled without any further alteration any in
the rates. We quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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- RICH 6 co.'s CELEBRATED Pa
EW1!FJsTENTE FIRE.PRuOF SAFES, FOR BOOKS Pa
~ PERs, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNES
rI,HE FgAI.LADAYl VN1Np-NFTT.T4..- MANY

U,EFE FYALLADAy WIND-NETIsE1. MANY OF
scientific, able and experienced mechanics and
the United States have examined Machine and
Of the most beautiful and useful inventions CT
modern date. stt8st 5Il 81 ey. . ..5#,-sE
which they gentle breeze less and less
resistance the wind, TILL when the tempest raging at ts
height presented to its the thin edges As
the fury the gale aaes the gradually their orig
a position Something Of this kind for changing the posse
ton sails what mechanics have long sought for In
vain. 5aG,. MI s4si3 5&.35 . s#t .r5Ssi5-. /.
The speed of wind wheel is increased By powerful
Of wind fully under the control Of
wheel this MIL be well put
up it will require care for weeks To-
gether. Es-}'.t, s5 s5s.5 - ..ssSz5s43
The only reason why wind past not been uni
versaly motive well knonto be want OF
self-regulag machine In heavy gales the wheel as
heretofore constructed either proated hopeless ruin
with such rapiy heat and chafe greatly
injury kind of gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring the constant anxiety Of the attend
This difficulty and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged Inconsistency CT the
wind This Compensated for by efact that it 40
outlay expense to the men t. tend Or
time day night be moved by the wind from point Of
compass 1t will ill large tanks ponds can be used
during the intervals Of winds boTu If the size of the
mill in the quantities OF
reqired there is ceytanlof having abundance
through year For railroad Stations and and cotton
plantations such consance is both for pumping
water grinding corn Fountains small
sized mill with moderate wind Will rais goo gallons Of VT
ter and grind five bushels Ut For further nfor-
= s. H. GILMAN, 81 Naschez street. New Orleans,
n3kd States
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flTsT SSs IT rssn do6gEYS sna mrs
r {5s e. shs s sse e
@ for a Fh f E Ss & ,s R
osssE " above
- ReTERMs-cash onthe spot; o,-,n,, ,...,.
Flfsr yysne5s covRr eogAHy6 vTAIA }, M q
5s1sS E s % s5 f ehe hsl s a sc
Peace the Parish Orleans YIN proceed sell
gk sp Se c on p a Fl Fl az & neg M 4 /
ENT situated Tchouptoalas street between Julia and St.
'I sanT is5sSis; on the spot or,,n g.
szcqSp yrsFsss counr ARPEEY ri
~ VIRTUE ef writ e tiesl i faelps e
eli Sss5ss s;;ss IL
April W 4 Il 81 situated sdpR p
dsTn x Ksssmhsf Az
said lot measuring 81 feet front on Street BY 10 ep
cERTA1N VACANT LOT OF GROUND situated in
bnrb F n hy My !o by m Mo 1
dawn y j Fs dated ISL Noyemesr and
4 sosE Plsns y IT, Eo1 "a
psis sR SEs TsfSR45
Music Gled At and uFaahart srss aseodInE
ssa ct s1 I'D ut drawn y lid s
the 18th November 1885 deposited in seghers.
then Notary Public this city, under the No. IL of book
plans No said lot 30 feet front Art street by lo
de GfsTfsn PS WoA MI LOT OF GROUND situated in
suburb franklin Of this city in the square No. 49, comprised
general plan said suburb drawn by j. Pile, the 18th of
Jse ISIS said lot designated by the No on particular
plan drawn by J. Pile the 18th Of November 1875 deposited
in the office T. Segher then Notary Public in this city,
under the book Of plans No. said lot
feet front Art street. by 10 in Depth between parallel
| Hnes. Ne E
Said property purchased by Cnon the 18th
Of February 1866 sale made by the Sheriff in the
| of L. Cullon VS. j. Kinsilla. Tf'l- Is. 49,
will again sale public auction above de-
scribed property, Bankss Arcade Magazine street.
SATURDAY, May ~ l. O'Clock NJ the highest and last
,s..s '..''' ~ W. W. MITCHELL.
| a2s my3 lolT Constable
Parish q Orleans: TANNING: No. sol. =
Is directed BY lie Hon O. H. Bradford Second Justice Of The
Parish Orleans sale at pub
lie auction at the Banks Arcade the 9Th day March,
1885, O'Clock NJ and have failed get twohirds Of Tie
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
ents thereon rights privileges and apenaces
ayette formerly in the Parish of Jefferson, Fourth
District of the city of New Orleans designated the No
Of the square No. 26l plan made by j. A. Puego
18th of November ls5 and deposited in the Office Of A. CHA
pslle, notary public in this city. o..
Said lot being comprised within Laurent Josephine and
phne street and extending in depth between parallel lines
feet bounded side towards Laurent street by lot No
and the other side towards he lot per ht
said plan. - g =,
will again offer for public auction the above described
property atthe Banks Arcade Magazine street. SATUR
pay Mays 1856 at II O'Clock NJ the highest bid
| i've per cent interest per annllrn. -
W. ". MITCHELL,
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IS
TOBACCO The demand for the better qualities If Tobacco
has been good and The rates for those descriptions continue firm
while the market is heavy for the Common and grader
The sales Of the week about 100 hhds o which fully
$50 have been private terns and Of the remainder have
the following particulars n hhdB Lugs and Low admitted at
ne round p a91zc IS GAINESVILLE at 81 hhds
10 admitted at $50 hhd Stems in two lots at "a % hhds at
&c. and yesterday about hds of which IS &c. % t9
81 at 94@eszc q b. and on private terms.
We qnotes
Factory Lugs 1906
Planters Engs
Leaf Inferior 70 Common lt$l5e
Leaf Fair to Fine. S1Sl01z
Choice and Selections.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
e, "' Cottcn-hales. Tobacce-hhds.s
Stock on hand SeptI, 1856. 1861 u715
Received since -. j, $4,000 1T,57 -
yesterday. ....... 2,47S 1873
-1,G4a,lG8 --l7,556
Exported to date MANN. 1,aN AS 2l72l
% yestefday........ 5,2S5 GO
02680 -21,T21
D. 1866 1880
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ship New Orleans Rich Liverpool, Bater Lowell
Ship MeErfmac. Bray, Boston, !, r " hfrney keo
Bark Aquls Barker, Boston, ~ Y W H5nson geo
tlcTr 4 Price. CANDY Baltimore, G. W Hynson eco
Schr ST Lawrence. Headband, Charleston, 11e!t eco
Schr Bradford, Taylor ChandaleaE lslands Aastfr
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B4sx or NEW ORLEANS,

H83AAt n meeting of the Board OF Directors.
held this day, it unanimously ~
Resoc Thai with the approval of the Stockholders having
been obtained tits eXpeden 10 increase the capital stock Of this
Bank not to exceed 81 600.
In accordance herewith notice is hereby given, that books
will be opened at the Banking House. the: 18th inst
main open for thirty days from that date, during which time the
Stockholders privileged subscribe for said in
crease Of capital.
provisional subscription list will be opened the time
the public for pro rata of the portion Of said increase that
may not be taken by the present Stockholders.
alD got W, 2. GRAYSON, Cashier.