Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-19

two hundred dollars. a Tree invitation I'D
liquor, at steamboat aud grocery bars, has
marked his progress ever since be left St.
Louis.
Correspondent of Che St. Loui. Dcmormtl
LEAvENwoBrH. Kansas May 80.
The restoration of law. order and doccncy
in this city under the present administration
of the mayor, Mr. Adams, is observable every
hour The border rufHans have suddenly be-
como rather quiet, and the free State men are
NO lougly molested by a set of drunken row.
dies who 100 ono time Aourishcd i'm this city
rendering life and property insecure. Mutt
toriug threats arc occasionally heard as we
pa.s some of those pirates, who 90 all appear
anco are thirsting for human gore, but further
they dare not go.
Orucf FluD AMONG rur MNNE DEM
ocUATs.-Ono would think that the Maine
democracy were already too lean to admit of
a rebellion In their ranks. But thorough
going bunker considers self first and then
party. When. therefore, the Board of
Trade, who assumed TO distribute the exec
utive patronage in Maine, betrayed the fact
that they could not reward dH the hungry
Buchananites, fare-up was inevitable The
instruction was first manifested in the Saco
N"'"''W' whose cultof hau sltNcu III w d7h-
ngton several weeks for nothing. lie ragged
with great terceness for two or three weeks,
declaring that the leaders of the party had
proved hostile to its interests and rccreant
TO ITS principles But, all no once the TRADES
stopped without visible cause There are
shrewd suspicious. however, that 1T has been
i''ue an isnt 10y pahacea rom N"sh-
'o"
lt''",i use "' It"vlll'u .uI"V" up ll 'u'
i'''N''u" A'''' s'ons,oi! nor 'n' r.'-
'' ''i"' avn """"' s""'' vi ,,'' o'i'S'5 it lam
''i" ''"l.S were gwen 10 'ne Qua " mug ''-
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" NV. must "'""''C' 'su''' III 'N'' "''-
Wy" '"l ,"r '"i'"'' 'nClc "Iu twenty -
1"' .'" l',,'o'l"'' "i" .l-n' NUM- Du
""5'' JUG N"..ct.ot is \" mig anu nus
pi,'l'.oo 'N''o ing 'le','.s' me- I'"
. KY l'''VI"5' W 'ne instinct Is 999Uo OIL
'"'' enc "'s7 nave 9i'oi IN lni' '''y
'''0'0 VIZ "nN 'Y', " nis purh"''''l
oi1 VI 'N' 'i5"' MUS .''' once ol
"',n s'i"I VI 9 t"'' PIT '''n yum,
"'' 1--WE n',"i"- '".
'l''i SUI '.,s l"u pl"l I
.u''"'' "e"'"No"l-
C"-o .hn' 'ho9e quesuon7 are po'eis' Ier-
maps II ~ q"lng 10 'ne JuS'ce OF ms cause
una. inc hooNiand man ouuastS nus 0aco
oI",No' III 'ne ranks Oh the ieoels' ana ielu-
w pc qu'e'eu' ne continues TO snow
ns.' 'iSoIou''y' ana give Vnose VINO rePn-
i-..i ''''-
eonvenient FOR HIM to nnt bimsoIf +, tbo Eno
of safe promotion IN, cIaipiro IN l,o , W..
tolons of regard miobt he copycycd ~ liz,
on the ground Of LIS recent zoalcus and d;s-
Interested exortona f., bcboIr of ,to. miro nm,
adulter,ted dcmocracy r. Bo.,o,, .J.,,l.,J
F,rr W., pm rLo C,..,...
ly'...,..,, tl',s ~ 49, l...l ','''
ca ,,rosoo , f ''.' '' ''''' ''''' ''' P'''-
M piorco c[,,ra,.'l.,,. .....i c.;,.e.n.
dcayorcd to cnc,rce tbo trn a ,'i;,'.' . .i
Union and tbc ,,ai;o,. aF ,i.a p''', VI ''l0
~, a-J ~ '''J '',''i'J, '''' ar
Ppv feC If Kansas is NOT surrendered IN
the North before Mr.. Buchanan four wears
of service shall transpire. he rim be NJ. ,o,rsy-
less MS Mr.. Pierce"
This. saws the \ Times is n distinct roc-
ognition of the fact. which we have often
stated. that the principle of seIcDc,se,,ot,oo