Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-08-13
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Hon. DAM p. THoMrsoN.
Montpelier, VT.



LAwRrNcr. KANsAs. Aug. /, 1857.
Yesterday. the Lord and Governor Walker
became merciful to MS rebels. and the great
shadow Of fine Federal army was removed ont
If opr si,bt Afcr vool,s of probation. with
tbe too5 owes or all the officials upon MS il
haas bocn discovered tbat we shall he pormit-
tod to live tbropoh fine clemcncy of forgivino
democrocv Tho world with. ms. has wonder
ed how wa were TO oscape the wrath of our
,.,,orablo rplor and how 5e was To escapo the
odrissio, t,at ,yc wcro c,,oblc Of soIfcov-
orrr,or, RAT proyidonco onorotes suddenly
~ f,oos and t,o oy,tio,, co,,,o from, nm nno.-
,octod medium, in This instance. A Camapcbe
r,,l;,o has ,l,rooto,od tho lic Of soro,y Of
bo Osooo tribo saws rr,nor and Governor
WALTON nsos This no , ,re,oxt for ,vitbdrawip,
bis c,rcos froro o,r town bccouso tbq npblic
viii ro,.,rd IL no marc Identified Than to hack
sororo' ort ,,;tbop+ soma nreteudcd dntv in
another direction. Yesterday morning. there
c,ro all bnt tortv of the troon. left and are
now ON tbeir march towards Ft Rilov-tbe
soa, of abo Indian insnrrection. Wonder
how much he has effected by this rubernato-
rial splurqe. or how much it has served to re-
trieve his lost eaaracte. with the South, by
marching into our quiet town a regiment Of
Dragons, and then marching them out again
without our de,iating one hair from our line
Of manifest duty, owing to his presence
Our city government IS strong and vigorous,
and viii report a code of ordinances at the
first regular meeting undcr their charter.
which will he One week from to-dav
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largest vote mas been cast Tor the topeka
Constitution, and lor State officers, ever poll
ed in Kansas. In this prccint the whole
,,,r,bor of votes cast was Geo For tbo Com
.,.., co M
'.''"''o"' o'-' -'s"'"'' 'ne ''''''' 80
/ highest vote Tor any candidate was oio Tor
NJ. Y. Parrot for Representative to Congress.
The members elected to the General Assem-
ll, ,,,ro f,. eo,,,ors lvr, phHi,s and
IN
] l. d. ABDUL TOT HcI'resen'a'''o Us 'oo'i
Morrow, q. w. Deitzler. VIM. Hutchinson,
Geo H. Crocler, f. p Vaughn, Thaddeus
Prentice q. F. Warren. The fun vote Of
u.o D;..rio. r,t,,,od 1.i,,,ol,o
ulo 'nat inc "hoo vote upon inc Nons'l'u
ton will be about 10000. The vote in Law
renco was very hattering, inasmuch as the re-
nor, has lately prev,ilnd that only small
80. ,.. :, &c :. 49,, h., :. -.
olu cfadle. hANpoLrH'
FuN IN sPrrr or WALKER. The Kan
sas neonle are having tbeir finn ont Of the in
vosinp Of Walker ond don't seem 10 he very
mich frirbtenod Tho Teavenwortb Times
has column of buTlesoue desnatcbes from
thc L : Camn at Lawrence from which wo
outract the folioving.
To,c.o,,ce Sob,.i,,, o;obt Walker milo
and Observation-Disclosures freely All nicbt-
said - once In nv hearing II creotad
coorf,I oxc;tomorf Troons G,lI of onthpsi-
os,n.- WalLor roo5 his nr,rlarntion ~ them
and tbo, ,ot rrdor t,o iranonco of boyoro.
,,ns
Sunday Nowug.-The Governor had a
restle night Troubled with bad dreams
Lawo.ce quiet. Troops expect an attack
from the citizens.
10 o'clock 4. Nm attack has been made
{ Walker rode into the city-tool1 sherry
coblor and called for a straw--took little
water and sugar with some whiskcy in it,
muttcrod something-went out to the troops
Terrific excitement in camp.