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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
Northfeld the Banner Town /!

The Fremonters OF Nouh6eld have utter
~ asionished themselves, and every body
else. With two excellent men for candi-
dates, and every sign IN advance Of closely
contested field, the Fremonters came out
with lS9 majority on representative. aud 2l5
meiority on Governor. Last year the RePub-
lican majority was 5l-REPUBLlCAN
GAIN ls3!l Nine cheers for the Ere
monters Of Mortified.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
First congressional
DISTRICT CONVENTION


hlhhhthA NAf fhHAs 80 itv''
The Convention met agreeably to a call
issued b. the District Committee to nomi-
nate candidate to ill the place of Hon.
JAMES MEAcHAM, deceased.
Meeting called to order by the Chairman
Of the District Committee
Hon. A. l.. Miner OF Bennington Co. was
elected President, and Joseph Poland and
Justus Cobb were elected Secretaries.
On motion Of Mr. Woodbridge of Yer
gennes, voted to raise Committee con
sisling O. three times the Senatorial repre-
sentaton from each County, to nominate q
candidate for the mex, Congress and also
to consider the pfopncly representing can
didate 10 be supported to 6A out the unox-
pred time Of JAMES MEAcHAm, deceased.
Ii was moved that a recess, be taken Of onC
half hour, for the purpose Of holding the
County conventions which motion prevailed
and the convention adjourned for that pur
pose.
On e-assombng,--
On motion of Hon A. P. Lyman, second
ed by f. p. Walton, the following resolu
tons were unanimously adopted, every non
Der Of the Convention rising
, RESOLVED, That in the death Of the Hon
JAMts MEAcH,m, thus District has BEEF
shorn Of one Of its ablesi and most respect
ed citizens that Liberty has been deprive,
Of ono of her most eminent defenders. an,
that Learning Inns lost an ornament, an,
Humanity friend.
Resoiued, That this Convention deepl
sympOthzes with bis afflicted family Ia tn
irTeparabo loss they have sustained by III,
death of kind protector and an afIectIonal,
husband aud father.
Resolued, That copy of the loregoin.
resolutions he signed by the President an,
Secretary and transmitted by the Secrotar
to the family OF the deceased
Inc committee on nominations reporte,
as follows:
For The merit Congress,
| F.. P. WALTON, of Washington County
For The unsrpirsd term Of .ur. .Heacham,
GEO T. HODGES, Of Rutland County.
The nomination of Mr. Walton was unan
imousy confirmed by the Convention whel
Judge Bottum, from the minority of the com
mittee, made a report recommending post
ponement Of the nomination for the vacancy
Alter debate. on motion of Gen. Brown, tn
report of the majority was accepted, and th,
nomination Of Mr.. Hodges was unAninousl
confirmed.
The Convention then dissolved
A. l.. MINER, President.
JosEPn Potash, Secretaries.
JusrUs Conn,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

Hdemdnn rec onUered 10 common sense.
AT meeting Of "spiritualisls," an invalid was
brought forward dreadiulIy afflicted with
ucerous scrofula that all the doctors had
failed to cure |, was proposed to appeal to
the spirit land for advice, and Homeopathic
physician present Intercepted the departed
spirit ofHanemann as to what remedy should
be taken. Loud and distinct raps, audible to
the whole audience, told off Ayers Ca
th-a rite P-i-i-i-s Homer IN VI Whig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
Congress.

First District-ln some towns in Addison
there is "a large vote for Hon. JouN PiER-
PoINr-cast against his will and in Bran
don a large vote was cast for Hon. +, N.
BnIoGs--but the returns Indicate WALrOE's
election by large majority.
Second Disfict Clean vote and sweep
ing majority for MoRmLL.
Third Disirid-Diuo for RoroH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

Dsdh BY Droening. A painful accident
occurred IN Plymouth, Mass, by which 4.
Webster % brother of Ia, Revs. Alonzn and
Harvey Webster of the Vermont Confer
encol aud hs llule son four years old were
anwnef. They were sailing on the pond
known a." Ellington Sens In the boat
with them. WAS DR.. Webster from Vermont.
the father of Dr. + Webster and the son
who was recently rescued from Kanzls by
his brother, Rev A. Webster. The DO i
was cnpsized and DIR. w. in attempting to
rescue his sou was himself lost.-.NoriLEsid
Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
The Election in Montpelier

Was characterized by extraordinary qui-
etness. good order aid good feeling There
was no rum, no rowdyism, no excitement
thanks, perhaps, to good advice from Com
missioner Scot, and aside from an oeca-
sional mistake, growing out Of pretty large
assortment Of split tickets, every freeman
freely acted according to his wishes All
this was highly creditable to tho town, ana
the results of the election are received on
all hands as a fair expression OF the peoples
will. The results. on the principal tickets,
were as follows
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

05~We were mistaken in the phraseolo-
gy, saying that Dir, Sllde voted IN favor Of
having Constitutional Conventions consist Of
2il members that he voted against but
when put IN this form, -" according 10 the
number Of Representatives that each county
is now entitled to In the House of Repre.
sen,stives," he voted IN the affirmative. See
Journal of the Council, page GO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

Snail Busirlsss. A few weeks ago Geo. A
Simonds Esq. was appointed postmaster at
willismstOwn. He prepared for the Office,
when 10 Simonds was behesded and A.
Bigelow appointed in his place. Eastman,
Kidder, Diekey, g. Go. had TO reuse the pro-
seedings ofthe p. o. Department, probably
IL Is about time for he people to have some
,a.ce in this business
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

l776-ls56. In l776 there wero three
purues
The Freedom Party.
The LOyali'i Party, who deplored agils.
ton
The Tories, WIN favored oppression.
la 1856 there are three parties:
The Freedom Pauy
The Fillmore Perry, who deploro agitation.
The RuchanierS who favor upptsssion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

C. When every body has done WELL it
is hard to select any body for particular
praise; but we cannot help reminding our
readers of the results in Berlin, Calais, Mid
dlesex, Waterbury and Worcester.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

Primary School Book. Messrs Philips,
Sampson & Co, Boston, have published the
tenth edition of Epes Sargent's "Standard
Primer" 1t Is elegantly printed, on strong
paper Of the best quality.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
House of Representatives
REPUBLICAN BY MORE THAN 200
MAJORITY IN A TOTAL OF
o41 MEMBERS

24l MEMBERS 30
Such is the verdict which Vermont sends
forth TO strengthen the hands and cheer the
hearts Of the friends Of Freedom every
where. II should give strength and courage.
Reliable as Vermont always Is in every such
emergency, she has now far outs,ripped the
calculations Of those VINO know her best 1t
is demonstrated that the heart OF the people
is touched that there lie, underlying all phr-
iy excitement, a calm but sweeping under
current in popular opinions judgment Of
the honest masses, deliberately made up, and
to be enforced in spite OF all opposition an
uDder-current and judgment entirely cor
responding to the manifestations Of the Pub
lie press and popular assemblies-unfinch-
ingly and unchangsbly for Freedom. And
thus II is thus It must be-in every Free
State aye, among the mass OF intelligent,
honest, patriotic freemen in EVERY STATE.
The demonstration by the people of Yer
mont is a demonstration for men Of the same
character elsewhere aud everywhere. The
spirit Of l776 yet lives. The Declaration of
Independence, the Constitution, the teachings
Of the fathers have firm hold upon the hearts
of their sons. Such is the significance of
the verdict OF the Democrats Of Iowa, and Of
the Wings, Freesoilers, Free Democrats and
Americans of Vermont Maine will respond
for the East California for the extreme
West land at least every Free State in the
Union will join the grand chorus of hope
and salvation in the ides OF November.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

C. We learn from Dwight's Journal of
Music that A. w. Ladd, Esq, of Boston
Mass, was officially notified by the last mail
from Europe that he had been admitted as
brother member Of the Grand Imperial Soci-
ETY. of Piano Forte Makers Of Paris, as a dis
tlnctive mark of honor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

Eating Dog. Alta recent Buchanan meet
ing, in Genoa, Cayuga County, one of the
speakers, butcher and market man named
Rogers, said, among many foolish things,
"your Col. Fremont ate dog p Whereupon
a voice replied, he never ate half as much
dog as most Of the people in this room !"
"Prove it !" exclaimed the orator. Here a
well known man arose and with a victorious
smile rejoined ! should not think you
would ask any proof of man who has MADE
sausages for you as long as have!" 1t is
needless to add that this was cliGcher, and
that the point OF Mr.. Rogers speech was
rather blunted Buffalo Express.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

o." See advertisement, 10 another column
Of a "PosT OFFICE DIRECTORY for
The United States
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

4. 81, lieulnt iHlnOlIIe "
O.. T.. Hood, Orange "
Rev $ NJ. Hall, Orleans
Rev. A Hyde, Rutland "
NJ Burbank. Windsor "
Hon. II. Carpenter Washington
E. B. Smith, Wludham
j. $ SplldIng, Barre, Treasurer
O. ID. Allis, Chelsea, Cor. Sc.
c. W. Gushing, Newbury, Rec. Sec.
f. II. Graham, Nonhheld, } Erscu-
j. s. Spaldmg Barre. lire
Rev j S Lee, So. Woodstock, ) Com.
Mr.. Gaut Of Philadelphia, by invitation,
addressed the Convention on the Pennsylya
MIA Schools and School System, and esDeci-
ally on the benefits Of Graded Schools.
After full dehberatIon and discussion, the
Rev ]. s Lee, So. Woodstock. Rev C. W.
Gushing, Newbury, Rev. d II Ranney, W.
Braulebof1', John II Graham. Mortified, aud
VIM. F, Bascom, Middebury, we're appoin-
ed a committee of conference aud correspon-
dence, whose du.y it shall be to take meas
ures TO secure the election Of a State
Superintendent of Common Schools by our
mkt General Assembly, and the carrying out
of the measures of our present school law --
Particularly to ascertain iI,- who Y !he NEST st
ho nroso.,e5 I0' w. ""' 80 ,,a. is name
.,.,.,...,.. ~ ''r ss'''"'S i0' "'S
'Ft d,n.naj an D .,.,..t u ~
J'''''D wa u 1'o'N' T. W.
Or, AFrERNooN SESSION.
Tvs sWW'Jsct OF Scnool Government was
go" ,a'Ju up unu discussed 10y Messrs,
~ 'pI''I,'I = nu'o",N ma n,l hanney'
w -, ~ Eusn'n-, Oh Ohe'sea' bn place
g ~, d" ,", "'"'e'eu an Auaress on inc
ea0ne' MISSION,
,, '.eu ,iu snanhs OF tle Association l'
''''s,'' " opp"oTu' ana Oush'hg Tor lhell
'" ~, en, AZURE sses'
nc D""i. Oh BUSINESS reported 'ne ioHow'
.us 'vs"'u''O"' winch were UNANIMOUSLY
'N'F
j. neS'Vsa' n't wen arranged graae'
se''.'o.1 a,G very ues'I'o's' ma VlN' the 'ench
u's u"u oti's' ''lenus u' eUucil'on ID Nef
'''p"' ''o''l uo ~"'' 'H1y van 'or we estao
.o''''o'i ~ su'u s1'l"u''' "he'e t'ey ar
P'aol'1ao'1 ]" "'Jo'y VI ule '"'aseS u
.,
& heso'Veu' hlt we WIN use our u''nos
SNe,''0us 10 seoGlc 'ne @PPo'nluient o'
','',''uout % O"''i.lios a.''ooI
neruIu'hg 10 'he PROVISION OF our statutes
'ne heH' session ,, OF Tue nenIeal Assembly
D. heSotVea' lha' our S'aie Leglslatur'
nave ueeh pursuing lalal poIicy III neglect
ing as they nave inc interests OF tho 9unii'
Schools ana hat tl9 greater portion OF IN
'ip"'{ no" eApe.ueu ior llie support oi "ies
10 "oI7S i"an '"'"~n H"'y'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

We stop details here we cannot keep up
with the stream Of returns without delaying
publication day. In the returns received
last eve. Wednesday, ll9 towns gave 7
Buchaniers, Z Towns not represented, and all
the rest Republicans.
We add -
Caledonia complete every representative
Republican Kirby unrepresented; every
town gave majority on State Ticket
addison every member Republican as
far az returned.
Chitenden ditto.
Franklin ditto.
LamOiiie--all Republican but one.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

An immense Republican meeting was held
at Richi ond, Ind. on Tuesday Of last week,
TO hear CassIus NJ. Clay. Ahhogh the no
tee was short and rain fell nearly all day,
between eight and ten thousand persons were
present. Such enthusiasm was never wit
messed in eastern lndlana, even in 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05

o. We republsh the following to pre-
serve the recorc,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
Vermont Company for Kansas.

Mr.. Newton started the pioneer company,
numbering ten persons, on the Goth. They
went off IN good spirits
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-09-05
ELECTION RETURNS.

Manchester, Daniel p. Walker eOl 80 6s 40 l2i
WindhRm County.
Bra,neboro', J. %. Bradley, 3T2 81 p ais Al ~
Marlboro, II. O. Baou,
al cain
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SING ER'S
Improved Sewing Machines.

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EVENING STAR.
TO LOUISE.

Thou knowest, dear friend, tina, love,
NY heart doth acknowledge thy sway.
Thy smiles, did they only approve,
would cheer me along my fone way.
so lonely-ah lonely and sad,
While ethers around me are gay;
U, friend, would'st thou make my heart glad
SO with me DER life's cherries way.
/ know that thy love Is as pure
AS gold, by the fire well tried;
o, could but make IL secure,
Then-then would call thee my bride.
NV pleasure would then be complete,
In love would / spend all my days
Thy counsel, guide to my feet,
To keep me in VISIONS bright ways.
Then pilgrims for heaven we're bound,
May angels attend Us along;
Time-Time, roll thy wearisome round,
Our love thou shalt only make strong
The evening Of life then may close,
The ties Of our nature be riven,
Then gladly We'll smile at our woes,
For safely we're landed In heaven
WAsHINsroN, May 4, 1885. J**x#.
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Sale, LAND WARRANTS of all denominations
Land Warrants located In Iowa, Wisconsin, or
Minnesota. CHUBB BROTHERS,,
Jan 3-n Bankers, opposite the Treasury.