Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-12-12
.3diing Insult 10 I,vwy-A Southern pa.
per, not content with having beaten Fillmore
glories over it by publishing the following
as the
FILLMORE PYRAMID.
NO NORTH
NO SOUTHll
NO EASTiil
NO WEST ~
NO WilERE!lul
KNOW NOTHING !i!!l

essence III the eNprcsseu Will OF Tue peuple.--
He will immediately return to the work Of
recording his discoveries and will soon pub
llsh another volume of scientific character.
which will issue in a STYLE crednable TO the
American press. Col. Fremont fully appre-
GATES the distinguished support which he
has received, and we know from M undobt.
ed source, that the vote of New England il
particularly gratifying to him. Boston n
las
Democratic Gropih - From this day for
ward we shall increase in numbers and
strength. 90 " Patriot,
The growth Of the democracy in Yer
mont is Indicated thus In 1910, for Van
Buren, ls.0l5; in 1882. for Pierce, l3.O4i;
in 1856, for Buchanan, 1857. II will cons
tnue TO grow as II has hometown hill, like
calf's tail. Burlington Free Press.
Il Hopeful Sign in Dark Place.-Balt.
more Dec. s. Resolutions have been intro.
duced IN the South Carolina Legislature
deprcoating the continued agitation Of the
abstract theories relating tn the slave trade
and other matters MS dividing and distract.
ing the State, and alternating from her the
support and sympathles of other States
n Long Sentence. - Detroit, Dec 5. Wiz
gil Mccormick convicted In the IT, ). Dis
trct Court upon four indictments Of forging
aitidavIis. in order to procure bounty land
and pension papers, was sentenced to-day to
twenty-five years nprisonment in The State
penItentlary.
Serious accidents. The Rutland Herald
spys that John l. Marsh Esq Of Clarendon,
senator from that county in the last Leglsla-
ture, had his right arm SO badly mangled in
threshng machine on Saturday last, that
ampuiation above the elbow bee me neces.
sary, which was performed by Drs. Pond,
Porter aud Bowen.
Mr. Harmon r. Bicknell. formerly Of In.
defhnl VI who went during the last season
10 reside 10 Kansas, died Ia Manhattan CITY,
X. T. on the OH OF November, Of mahg-
uant typhoid fever after an illness OF eight
DAYS Ills friends there speak Of his lo.s M
one severely felt. Mr.. Bicknel graduated
At the University Of Vermont 90 1853. He
went 10 Kansas purposing 10 preach the gos-
pei In that interesting region bat Goa had
ordered o Otherwise tie e't wife who
still resides ar 'he Territory. Free Press
N;irrot0 Es,aps DIR. Orren Smuh md
wife. Of this town. were on he night Of
Tuesday OF last week thrown tom the road
down un embankment midway between
w jamestown and Barre-narrow y escap-
ing death 10 a trghiiul form. II was al
point in the road where 10 curves and is very
narrow and the wheels gctung out of the
rnt, the wagon WIS upset throwing the doc
tor forty ieet down a PERCEPTIONS embank-
ment, lodging hls wife 10 tree, that stood
part way down the hin, and the wagon 10
the same tree several feet above her The
horse broke from his lrappingS and tumbled
over half dozen tunes. Neither the doc
tor, his wife, or the horse, were uIured.--U
PairioL
Sid .4ceidsni-Mr r. Slason Of Sudbu.
~. was killed 10 lhls town last Saturday, in
the Slw-mill Of Mr.. Ford by being caught
in belt of the large drum. lie was at
work alone Just at that time, and 1t is sup
posed he was killed almost Instantly, az Mr..
Ford len but few moments before. and
returned 10 look ate! him Just after the ac-
cideni happened. This is a sad aud sudden
bereavment TO his family, aud the church of
which he was member. lie leaves wife
IN feeble health and family Of seven chill
dren. Bat short tune previous he had ex-
pressed desire and purpose u be 90 reads
ness for sudden death ne has met n, and
we trust, safely.-TraHseripL
siNththi.-- Df iNlli1ntou uh lut Af'ltu-
crn Railroad between the up Mai add down
Freight trains on Saturday last Mr.. Emory
Thay,r OF this village, Baggage Mister on
the Passumpsic K. R., was badly crushed
between the cars while m the act of brak
ing The COMMISSIONS Of his feet and legs
are quite severe, but we are glad 10 learn
that he Is 10 far way Of recovery without
pefminenl injury CaiedoHiaH.
X. B. Kellogg, of Windsor killed pig
on ihe LIST Of December inst, seven and
half months old, tnat weighed 81 pounds.
Mr.. ferley Chapman Of Ludlow killed
pig. seven months old that weighed 3is
pounds.
4 few Buccaneers fired a salute in Chel-
sea, m honor Of the buchanan victory in
California. Very thankful for small iayors.
-JourHdi.
Canis 10 he Last The Republicans Of
ST Johnsbury celebrate the triumph Of
Northern principles in the Northern States, -
on the &3d inst
I'assumpsic Railroad Company. An as
sigument Of the property Of this corporation
made last Saturday. A p>rinn Of the
bonds became due on Monday, December
lst and being unable 10 pay them. the road
was lAhtu pl--fosluN uI w - ID hurTtls
ESQ of Boston, for the Trustees Geo. A.
Merrill is agent Of Trustees. CGiedonian,
5h.
Liabilities Of Raiiroad Companies.
Superior Court OF New York have decided
that railroads are not liable for damages IA
cases where children Of immature years are
injured by the cars, through the negligence
OF their parents or attendants. The Court
of Common Pleas Of the same State has re-
fused damages to the parents Of a child two
and a half years old who was killed while
playing on the track
The Republican triumph in Illinois is Of
more Importance than Is generally supposed
The fall list of Republican State officer
jus, elected. from Governor down are 10 hold
office four years, or unti Inuuafy !, 1861.
It is stated that there are now twenty In
dian treaties before The Senate, involving The
cesslon of i22,0OO,OOO acres of land Tor
consideration of about : l,0OO0OO. The
Indians within our limits are estimated at a.
bout 100000 souls.
The Morning Siar.n-The Cape Cod
Telegraph reports that the beautiful little
missionary brig Morning Star WAS boarded
from the shore between and o'clock on
Saturday, when the captain Of the brig said
that everything WIS all right, and he should
60 to sea as soon as he could get under
weigh.
Mr. O. d. Ailis has left Chelsea Acade-
my, and gone to Topsdeld, Mass, where he
becomes Associate Principal of well es-
tablshed Literary Institution.
An old man sixtg-fou years of age, has
lately been sentenced TO be hanged Tor the
murder of his own sou, at Toronto, G. W.
lie confessed his guilt, and said he asked no
mercy, us he deserved his iate-rum was, as
usual the cause of this dreadful murder
n Men Territory following is from
tho Washinuton corraaoondpnt Ol the Pbila-