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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-11-07

clifton Of capital punishment referod to se.
lect committee raised on that subject.
Resolution. 80 BY Mr.. Deane, instructing
The Judiciary Committee to inquire what in
terest an insane married women ought 10
have in the proceeds Of the sale Of the
Homestead Of her husband which may be
sold under the provisions Of an act in addi-
ton to chapter 65 Of compiled statutes, re-
lGtiug to the Homestead adopted
Memorial Of Lewis Whitlock in relation
to the potatoe disease referred to the com
mlttee on Agriculture.
Mr.. Woodward moved that whom the
House adjourn on Saturday afternoon it be
TO Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Powers moved
To amend by adding "and six dollars shall be
deducted from the debontures Of the mem
bers."
On motion Of Mr. stoddard House ad-
journed.
EVtr.v Not Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
civ Intelllpence.

TBy tnrRcH ASH 1nr SrAGk--On frt Thanksgiving
day the Rev In. Bellows delivered address, a. his
church Fourth and Twentieth s,Toe, urcn public
amusement isxlrg The ground tina, ire drama proper
hands "a, valuable aid 10 the pulpit and tho yre,s in
ebbghfnrg. oultivsiicg and returning tho psep,e He
sho took firorr ground IN favor OF the operp Ssme
tie narRScrs and eadpg artists or the city have since
rendered 10 tie reverend gentle pecc OF Plate
marx OF their reoogpion 81 his liberal views lie has
vfitf letter dt ctpDg bo Testimonial and en- pre, ing
dire 10 address the theatrical profession especially.
ArrapEemeno are row berg made for the dc,fvcry Of
tee dhoourfe.
sIAnmse arfpsY IN BcAprne Horsr - d.stuib.
dozop negroes alta tosfdrs house for colored people
kept BY Ann Francis, in Park street, IN which sephSn
Saunders Dangerously stabbed In tbe back with
way. The latter vas p7cmpy arrested by officer Brad.
lfy OF the Sixth ward Police and locked by Justice
Mesh. 1hc keeper o. the house, together with Ellen
Tttnas, Elizabeth loiwei Jerry Hsxfiz, aud rome
taken TO the New York Hotpttal
ssEors Fart WIN, North, al ice workman. fen hom
his vehicle Wednesday evening, at the corner Of Wa,
broadway ard Lspsrard ,ueei. and was very severely
Injured. havrg truck head sorernus. uprr the nave
ment lie vas conveyed by the police 90 the New York
Ho,pital
frEr I'm Foou kpsrAY srREFT. FIR No rs NORM
RrIR-About eight o'clock on thursday mcrnrF a
fire. broke on, beard the slcop RslnGccr lying AZ pier
aS North river icct of Murray s'fe.t The veesel
owrcd BY A. ynnstse the dpnsge will 10 about $500
no irturtrce. The Gro was caused by come lime On
heard eetrg wet
FIN ~ NANprwl1rp saRkKT--The alarm OF nfo for
the Seventh district shortly acr four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon was caured by Intoxicated woman setting
IRE 20 her bedding In tenement house OF No Ia
Nandewaer street; damage uifDg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
Police Intelligence.

FreuIVE FROM BOSTON, George Hll alias Rivers Alias
ortrce, who Of late has been keeping house In mo
Fourteenth ward, ". yesterday arrested by oaceS
Slater, Of the Filth ward police, charged with being
rftve from Bc,ttn, where Re ls wanted 10 answer .
Complaint for winding country out Of $500 and
sto wai;h lie vas detained preparatory 10 beisg sent
10 Boston.
s'rMNo Borsr AND wacoS.-A horse and milk
wagon, belonging 70 Bernard Rim, Of Eighty sixth street.
near Tenth avpue, were stolen Wednesday, from the
corner sixteenth street aud Ninth avenue and after.
wards found IN pofees,lon Of youre fellow named
Tbtmss Mailer vho had driven TO the corner Of Fourth
a. BceCkCr srecis Eal.on aYrertcd bv policeman
IL Roy q the Ninth ward, and held By Justice Dsydsou
for examination.
Arrest Az AffrCtD frC;rotKu David Jones a
yorrg Welsbnar, was arrested on Wednesday, charged
wish p'ckrg the POCKET OF Mrs. Mary Hansous
r,ldug at No. It's West Twenty second street, Of $50
srd dsuond PIN While ebe was 10 Broadway opposite
A,tor ace. The accufed was taken before Justice
flsrdieau, and &C niited for trial.
Row IN GRoocKRY-A man, named Charles W. Col.
ran, vss arrested yesterday FOR having with two
cthery, smused himself Christmas eve By breaking
detsners, glasses &C. In the GROCERY OF Charles n
Cook, No, 449 Fourth avenue. He was taken before
Justice flandrtau and fusd s2t, but, In DEFAULT Vas
committed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

The demand for pes cattle 81 Allertons was very br,s
al the opening, and continued very active until about 10
O'Clock, when the demand abased and the rest OF the
day proved dull, with very slow sales and 81 somewhat
lower prices First quality sold very hst and every.
body quest oi,has species Of beef about holidays nigh
prices were readily obtained many ssles having been
made % mEh a. lie per b., bet we hsard ot higher
pTcts except for tcw pr miun cattle which numbered
stout dezsn ard raised In Kentucky They were
led moot by Mr. Robert Bovgs aud obtained crsi ard
second rr,mtms =, the STATE fairs. One Vas sold ~
Albany nj l5c per H. aud the rems nder At Allerton's ii
nom u 10 Is cents There vas = falling or Ia
the rcctpts this wctk Of about 500 head A. All.
ler.ont, ard or 400 Al oil the yards As compared
with the nsures Of last vtek The range WAS from i.
10 1lc and the average about loo The total number on
sae for the day 5l6 snd for the wfek SIS Cows
and calves are In better demand, and higher price, are
realized, several selling ~ hsn ~ $50 10 ss5 while
few held over for $780, but wo have heard Of no
sales high IS that ssye Nes calve. Oor time in GOOD
demand ard sell Tor about the rrcas a. reported
last week, The best brtpgrg rs high IKE and from
that down TO bhc The demand Tor sheep and lamb,
has somewhat improved since last week and some verv
high prices have been realized frequently a, high "a ara
70 $ie being obtained Three prime sheep fat,ed III
ctsy Tor the holidays, were sold Al Cha nberains for
sic. They were the best that have been brought IN IN
city thus FAR. Swine continue In very active dep.nt
and pricss fully up 70 last weeks figures and va
mueh more easily obtained the range was from eixo 4,
csc hw1 thoughts large portion Of The supply ia
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL
M ON K Y NJ A II * II = +.

THURSDAY Dec. 200 4. N
There was almost total suspension OF business Jay.
The day more generally observed than before
within recollection. The Beard Of Brokers adjourned
yesterday to Friday and have not, therefore
any later Information regarding the market than tha.
already pubfshed. The steamship Baltic at this port
from Liverpool brings US later papers, but s.e dates
The London Tine, Of the OH, confirms the las, tele
graphic despatch from Halifax that the reported quits
tons for consos was exdiv1snd Tue Tmes OF the eta
says
The Bank OF Holland day have raised their ate Of
Discount iron PER cent, at which u was fixed on the
10Th OF OCTOBER TO bs per cent This h most unusual
circumstance, tho rate nj Amsterdam for many years
past including the troubled times Of lsl1 and lss no,
having been bis her than per cent Tho drain OF tho
silver currency 10 causing great inconvenience. The
effect OF the the stock msriet has been to
csuse fall CT about half OF three quarters per cent
The sbipmt nts Of specie by the royal mail steamer
Avon for Brazil 70 morrow, amour; TO Gl3o co., chiefly
tho private letters from Paris continue favorable
although they are lees buoy Ant than ihose OF few DAYS
next account OF the bullion OF tbs Bank OF Frame arc
yArtns and uncertain, but expected TO be VERY
siderable.
There is to be meeting q the stockholders Of the Air
Line Railroad, at kiddleiown, Conn, The 3e,h inst.
This concern seems 70 be OF than the Cen
trial. A meeting was holden. Of New Haven on Thurs
day which discussed the subject and appointed com.
miiiee Of twenty five 70 aid the Shareholders in taking
Of themselves 81 the Middelovn meeting The New
Haven Register ,ays,-
The present state Of things with this company u pro
vokingly ridiculous 70 these who have their money
absorbed In the imss nary construction OF this road II
has be- wen rsucd 1A'r line Read !" tor there no
rcason 10 believe viii be laid earth. There arc two
seis Of sIsc'orsihc sbern has got the iron boz which
holds all the boois and papers o. the company the
treasurer has got the hey AMI waiting patiently SEQ
how he eight comes out win The dr-tors before he w
LEI Ne srped 10 the lock The best thing clap
n rjur elton on the whole concern and turn the lawyers
loose on the carc0e
The Columbus and Xers Railroad Company have de-
clared dividend OF the prods Of The la six months
OF i've per cent payable in their sve year evcr per
cent bonds The payment will be made about the isla Of
January al the banking gesess wsaslow Laner
co..
The esrnirgs for the year hsvc beer 1868 so3 III 10
Tor the year 1866. 800 geo 90
tfttAhl
--Laua 10 about 20 per cent
The working expenses have been al l1b per cen,
Of The gross receipts Of the past rear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

LHwB-BAKn Hyanns Mass, Wednesday,
Dec a. by the Rev. J. s. Brownson, Mr.. EZRA =. Ls~s,
OF Brooklyn, n w. 10 Miss ABBn +. BAKxR Of the former
place.
ADAMS TnBour-o On Thursday, Dec. rs, by ,ne Rev.
John TamAge OF the house Of the BRIDES father Green
point L. l., Mr.. A. II. ADAMS OF Wethersded, Conn 10
Miss MARoARrrTA ]. TIHBorT, OF the former place.
Hartford papers please copy.
SpnIy-hooRI,-Int this city, on Wednesday, Tee. ~.
by the Rev Mr. Cuyer pastor Of the Henry street church.
Mr. AIHssr 7. SDsAs, OF Newark, n. j., TO Hss ANA
May moons, formerly OF Railway.
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by the congregation and children Of the Sunday school,
During the exercises Christmas boz containing s5Vv
twenty dollar gold pieces presented 10 the pes'
who returned hs thanks in appropriate e'ms ana the
proceedings terminated.
Tho DAY, general thing, passed on In quiet aud
orderly Very few drunken persona were 70 be
seen sbou. The streets.
CHRISTMAS IN WILLIAMSBURG.
Christmas was very generally Observed yesterday In
the Eastern district. Business was suspended, and
nearly all OF the churches were opened for divine SER
vicer and were well attended.
The Sabbath school attached 10 the Dutch Reformed
church. In Fourth street. assembled at lOh O'Clock and
addressed by the pastor, Rev Mr. Porter Mr. Gray
and Mr. Ferris.
The Msson school attached TO this school and located
In Ninth street. North First street, met ct three
O'clock and afer listening to several addresses were
furnished with Q sumpinous dinner
The Sabbath school scholars attached to the Methodist
Protestant Church. In Grand street assembled last even
ing and listened to addresses Richard Re 3D. the Sun
day School lecturer and George CONWAY, the Indian
Chief.
CHRISTMAS IN NEW JERSEY.
There services In St. Matthew's Episcopal and the
Free Episcopal churches In jersey City yesterday Also
IN st. Peters Catholic church said at ca,
and 10 O'Clock, and vespers at P. N. The churches
handsomely decorated A large number or pas
seDsers passed through Jersey City Wednesday night
on their wsy to country places. by railroad, and many
returned last night.
In Hobokeu there In most Of tho churches
and the city was alive with target companies.
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Ms Yrmored that George D. Prentice, Of the Louisville
Josunal = about 70 establish paper In 81 Louis.
The Philadelphia JGIrnol says:-There ID now living.
short distance from this city, the only surviving nephew
Of the ilussrlous patriot Mad Anthony WAYNE. He s
likewise the only lift Of the Dsrtmoor prisoners who
captured by the British fleet in the n 1874 and
10 no. At the advanced age Of 70 years.
ARRIvALs
From Liverpool per steamship Baltic-Cyrus Field and
lady Miss Oracle Field Miss Alice Field Mas Isabella fed
Mrs Fannie Field, Master Field and nurse Master stone an
purse Capt Isaac Knapp date Of ship Kentucsy q
TOM Mrs Knapp and infant Capt Freeman Gate OF sno lisa
WghD, Capt Sullivan date Of shie louisiana w Dei4n9 M
and Mrs Burden Ard daughter, ID Ledyard and lazy; V
Person and lady oiddinss and lady DIR Clarke aud ay
Laughln and lady Mr. and lady, Srnthers lady
nfaDt and Mr. Miller daughter and Mrs
Lee, Miss II g Smith Augustus downing ESQ, Il Sey.
mour Lansing; ESQ, II Jones Mr. Todd, English, ) Is
English ! Q Barshoiomew, / II Morris, Henrignee, II
schoudorn II seden, ID Lewis, " Gosen, . Dorman,
y Needles Mr. Ferris, T plstor dsunt 9 a kobons'
Jops0n, Jr Hofnes, Mr. We kenburgh G Hitchcock,
A Moore, w Wilson Goodwin, Mr. Lounde ) Gun.
nipghan PegVam, w rost, A jenkins DIR Hunter,
Iownsend Mclean @ Bauman, Mr. Stoker, y setback.
&C Murray. @ @ Quick. Duprey, G orem, Arnim,
ID Davis, Britain, Dodyson, j Marie A O Lombard,
Mr. Kirkland, johnson, Lugenbuhl Eery Mr. Tyler,
Capt Girayd A Deano, Mr. Crow, Taylor, Rausom Mr.
Cofall, Mr. Guon
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tended 10 days naSkst was detained by the accident
on the Erie Railroad Nsuoh be the case, We may sx-
pect large supply or ali stock next week AIsstsn's
sales for the week foows-t6 S8 beef oattls 81
cows and calves 1e3 veal csule 22l2 sheep and lambs
and g. e4 swine,
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THs TrEArREs &c --is the managers Of most es,blsh
mens propose 70 repcss tie novelties with which they 30
successfully entertained lsr friends yesterday, n Is
scarcely worth while 10 waste room With sspetiuon o.
the attractions offered for 70 night. See the amusement
directory Al the bead tfthe editorial page.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
A New Hat makes a Very Acceptsy,r

Chaps and Eruptions, jones' Old FsIt.n
SOAP 2s Fer beautiful hair Jones coral hair rest raav
d. Liquid aabaster, for ladies' q. 2D2 Bowe-y
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about Christmas time and exceedingly
those no intend making calls on New Yearscay We
VII plate making 10 their triendssl
IN at No ~ Broadway OF Fulton street tue hte
styles OF hNox-the etoubable Knox-for they cannot do
bAtt
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Change Your shirts and Drawers FOR the
Society the Encouragement of Wearing Clean Shirts
lt6 Chatham street. corner OF Pearl, New York.
For shirts h of the finest descriptions, rs cents and
wards,
For spler did double breasted fire shirts,
For Alexander's Kid gloves
For every kind OF FUR driving gloves,
For the best woolen knitted jackets,
For wash leather under shirts,
Fer twlied red flannel under shirts and drawers
For knitted under Shirts drawers and half hose,
For muilers, comforters and dressing gowns,
For article OF gentemens furnishing outfit OF neither
garments. retailed at Wholesale prices.
Go 10 the soCIErY's, LOG Chatham street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

Nothing SO II xqulsite and Beautiful ms the
cores feathers New Years presents &c from the
celebrated house OF TIMAN, l0i Kicheheu, Paris
only II Blocker street. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

90 Cent AmbrOtype Lilxenesses, with Case
beautifully colored2 600 taken Chrsm mas at KIMBAL
cheap picture factory. 347 Broadway
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oasHA CnY, Nebraska Territory, Nov ~, 1855.
Result Of I've Elections 81 Es6radr--rh. Herald and Ii:
Sguateri- Tresid>nto, Election in tie Terriory-Es.
bsaskd IeDislcttue, dc.-Grerai Nots
me rosult Of Tho TsrItor. al election in Nobra.k.--
for members OF TIC cousc and House OF Repre-.
ssniavcs-docs not surprise much b, very few In.
deed OF tie old members returned. There H. 10.
hove, majority elected Of Buchanan democrats on i,rt
ballot Tue names and residence Of the members elect
VII tend J on by ths next mall.
There 70 considerable interest mAnes.ed here coacerp.
ting The tourse the .HEeAins correspondent, for Ne
che Way Of considerable inerc:, Ter iofy and il
order oset The minds o. all ~ rest will stae the
your correspondent bore viii pursue e. viii forret ont
en ofoal rsscsy ps,si5e, AID eTpre ,hc s.me 70 se
HeRAtDa fes1ert nc viii honestly and aud truly Afford
ssc BsRtn reaeers correct ssaemeo III the ,rogre.s
- the Territory, rs advantages sna Disadvantages for
ssss.i settlers Each location shsl have rs iust deser,s
ana each maE, Crowded he deserves = nolics.
honest equsi;srs scc,a nor political position shall shield
msn Or he interests from thai honsrt condemnation
compliment which IN our and ma ,rity toe %,
Tiers he OF they may seem 10 deuand.
On The 0Ir Monday 10 January next the third session
81 the NeoFuka Legislature meets here AM much OF
tercst ui bc cGerec before H. Toe session holds but
forty dass.
~oad have bseu) |. Tho fore,u,ner Of revolution 10
Territorial s0Ternnent Good and true democrats
here nov eos forward 10 the DAY when utsy every Of
dee IN tho Territory ri the disposition Of Uosls samuel
will be changed We hare been cursei With inefficient
and intriguing tcsrs long enough Ian expose Of their
policy and schemes snall en5eavor 10 lay bsfore the
Bsa1n readers ere long) and but hops that the
DAY " now approaching rheo there will be good and
glorious change IN our seyetnm mental affairs
am 81 the opnisn ias, the coming Legislature Of Ne.
Drssks will be Of credit Territory but cannot
600 safely predict Just The amount OF schsmes and
slluidufeery wiR probsbiy tell the tale. -AN
There not much OF Importance here lost Al this mo-
SDer onv the interest manifested the sales Of tue prp.
nc hnds Wish wiu probably take place in sbout Tour
months The land win probasly be open for pre- emp
eone ere long. Tners u At present news or Indian
fr ,ubles anywhere frontier ant the social troy
Dles Of Kansas nov that the Presidential costes, IL over
gill sustde The health Of the Tsrraory very good
nsd settlers, at this late fast coming In
Tnrnr Enrnann rnrnnn sirinr a. AZ. d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

Furs, Furs, Furs-At Whites, I4S Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau Gents hats at IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26
Erioea.

good demand prevailed at Bto~nDg's for ell steck,
and prices were without change Sheep and lambs we're
slow sale during the latter part OF last week. bet this
week they have beeu In unusually good demand, and
very high prices obtained fancy sheep bring
ing high $22 each. The receipts were chiefly from
this State and New Jersey. Sales for the week are -
follows -214 beef CATTLE IS $40; 10 and calves,
$50 $40 40 veal calves, bkc. 7hc.
The following sales took place at Brownings during the
week by Samuel McGraw. s6s sheep and lambs At
So 6sl 90. by Hume Baldwin, 1913 sheep and lambs
100 10; by Jas Mccarthy l,lss sheep aud lambs u
IS. 1872 49,
has been pretty brisk and prices were'ly equal 10 last
weeks figures Three fancy sheep, fatted expressly for
Christmas, were sold for $t0, ana quite number ~
high $40 each The following the rstcs for the
week lisa beet cattle 50 $40 90; 90 and calves,
$26 S70 l35 veal calves, thc. 7kc,; 9,7tl sheep
and lambs So So
The supply Was slim at Brien's, ard there NO
noticeable change either in demand prices. Sales for
the week follows-150 beef cattle 90 $40 SO; 50
and calves $35 s65; 80 veal calves SIC. 7c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

Beebe d Co., 156 Br0advCy.-Hats for the
holidays, Of every desirable pattern and fabric.
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10 CeBts.-Rlp, Bang.-Portraitypes, Nxtu-
raj hkeHesses, for shilling. Dollar photographs ORR
giDal picture factory 2S9 Broadway.
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TnrpLET.-A German woman Swing at No ~
Pinc street in tho Fifth ward, gave birth wedne day
morning 10 three children, all girs-th same won an
having given birth TO two children dlesn months ago
which Nakes Ave within fifteen months AZ tho woman
poor, aad has large family TO support, any ~.
lance rendered TO ker would be very scoepssls Pis
bsfrg Pot De 90
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Pianos and MelOSieOns-HoIiday Presents-
Prices reduced at WATERS agency S33 Broadway
until January Two collars worth of music from the Waters
GAIA for dollar.
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Gold md silver Watches, Diamond Rings
and pins swey and silver forks &C. for sale At
Wholesale and retail at less than the usual prices, by GEO
ALLEN, importer Of watches aud iswery IL Wall street.
second floor, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-26

Chapped Hands impossible Where JOses'
Italian soap is used: emoent healing for infants lsheng
for shaving, only shilling. Depot 2O2 Bowery
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Native Wines.-Sparkling and stilI Cataw-
be- from the ards of j. d Park, ESQ, Cincinnati,
ranted only the juice of the and he
best French shaml and German hook being
rich and uy by retaining the natural flavor Of the
grape. BARNES PARK, S04 Broadway. OF Duane
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17
Democratic Arguments.

The Democracy Of this neighborhood, we
are sorry to say, attempt to justify the South
Carolina rufiian BRooKs, for Gaming Mr.
SUMNER. The Edi'or Of the Ga.etie evil
IDENTITY thinks he did right, and calls Mr..
SUMNER the Massachusetts baby" And
this is Democracy in 1856: Arguments are
answered by the bludgeon, and defenceless
men are stricken down in their seats by
armed builies, who, unable 10 answer the
arguments, resort to ihe arts OF the ruffian
and the whole Demo ocratic party form ring
and cry on the assailant as they would a
boil dog, at bear batting.
The Democracy have not the manly inde.
Pendence TO read Mr.. SUMMERS speech, and
reply 10 it as men should, but they take
their lesson from the Washington Union
and ithout knowing What the speech con-
tains, cry ont "cruciGy him. cruelty him,';
This may be orthodox Democracy in 1856,
but THos. JEFFERSON never would have re-
cognized such proceedings as Democracy in
his day. His theory was to le: error of
opinion, be freely promulgated, so that rea
son is free to combat it.
II the bludgeon is to be the Democratic
mode iof answering arguments, we would
advise them TO announce it, that their op-
ponents may be prepared to receive them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-07-17
The Fetoer Vetoed.

When mans friends fursake him then
is he wretched indeed. As long as Frank
Pierre was living, moving. animated be-
ing, he could find friends in Congress, but
the very moment, almost, that the drop fell,
at Cincinnati. and launched him into poli,i-
cal nonen,ity. he looks in vain for any one
SO poor Us 10 do him reverence. Bills were
passed in both houses of Congress: lst, for
deepening the channel over the fats of the
st. Mary's River, IN Michigan: Cd, for deep
ening the channel over the St. Clair fats;
Sd. 10 remove distractions to navigation n
the mouth of the Mississippi river. All OF
these bills were vetoed by his excellency,
the Brigsdier, and then both houses OF Con.
grefs passed them over the Presidest = veto.
This is not only admitting the good old
Whig doctrine of internal improvements
but i, is most effectually placing veto upon
the head Of as corrupt an Administration as
ever cursed our country.