Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-08-27
Drfrrrto articles.

e HeeHs 10 me only another way OF saying we
can keep the Democrats in power"
~ Hon. l.. NJ. Keitt. in his late speech at
WILLIAMSON S. c., is reported to have said /.
The Democratic party, he thought. was
sounder now than it had been for years. 1t
was so because the south was now the major
ty in that party, and had driven off from it
numbers Of the tainted, tmid and feeble
members Of it from the North. lie would
not predict, but. in his judgment. the Black
Republicans wo,lid win The election IN 500"
TuE NEXT Qursriov.-If Kansas refuses
to endorse that Constitution, then the Terri
tory will remain as it now stands, if no new
law shall be passed by Congress, otherwise
ordering il, until she can show population
Of niuety-threo thousand souls.-Bu9dio
Conner
That, Mr.. Courier. is about played out
To demand population Of $4,000 with a
free constitution, while $4,000 is deemed
sufficient with slavery. would kick up such a
dust that what little is left Of pro-slavery
/ Democracy North would be chokcd to death
in hurry. No, sir, Lecompton will be beat
en- and free constitution will be sent up to
/ Congress at its next session. If it shall be
rejected. the fight which will follow will be
decidedly the prcttiest ever witnessed in the
/ political ring Of this or any other country
AibaHy EceniDg Journal.
SUsrIcfoUs CHARACTERS Hagar and
the elder Hitchcock Of Amherst. engaged in
the geological survey Of Vermont. arrived at
the hotel in Winhall formerly kept by one
Moon and in those days n noted headquarters
for gang Of burglars and Williams late ono
Saturday night. intending 20 spend the Sab
+ hat d Do.
convinced that Hitchcock in particular was
not highwayman, because " he'd first be on
one side of the road--aud then dodge on o.
'tother side-a squirting down on to the
ground, and among the bushes and then be
was IN such a tarnal hurry, just as though he
had stole something. and was making oft with
it, and spectcd the officer after him every
minute
AccRErtoN, or THE BANKs or IHE MIS-
sIssIrPL The New Orleans Picayuuc saws.
as the river rccodcs the oyerfowed lands
show heavy accretons Of soil of irregular
thickness, according 20 position, the thickcst
being made ia eddies. or where the water has
been staguant. To many planters this will be
rich compensation for the loss of crops by
overflow. In several cases we have heard of
large additions to the cultivatable soil by the
filling up Of swamp lands In one case VIC
hear that the retiring of the waters has as
sl. u''" az ~ ons P'1H,o' I''g oi .''ee 20 u,e
~ ia,i. LIZ I' Ni''' ''G
'''.''' 1','.'7 "',''" .'h"'eu acres Oh
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mon accrctions from this source
The Chicago Tritu,e is seeking for light
ON an ipterestipy poiot or poli,ical bistory
Intimatine that n meeting Of -Iecomnton
Democrats was held At ne residence of Sepa-
tor Broderick ON the SUNDAY right nroyior.
~, ~ 1"1 PI,''s VI 'H' i'"s'.'n Dtil' a' "N'cn
,"-' Vas present. ~ aaN'
-, .. " '''l, 'HA. "'''' senator l'ouSlAs
'"N .' '"e 'S' '.e u'e'"'9 eAccp' 'eNA.
~, ,'.'.'l,'iyn .'' '.S"'.''' Una, 'NGy "''"o
',. ''e Il ''''" 'u'S ,''' o.ohe' F"rN'y
"EAu! protesting '"a' t"e 'aii2fhia oen'-
~, i',,l 10 nus ''''''l' S''o ID Soos'4H'o -
,'" 'o, No'e I'I tne Lt5Ash
''. W. l'u "'' p"' s"'u'u you 90 so'
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''I "''i ''H oui 20 lpc aum'n'S-
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.'g.'.o'S ''e "SNeo '"''Se"ly' we
The Washington tbiop thus confirms an
inquiry which we copy above from the Chi
'ago Ir'ioDe, in regard to Mr.. Douglas:
' To do him Justice he is not SO unwsc as
to have persisted in these attacks upon the
administrations if lcti 70 his owl judgment
It is generally believed here aud ue hare NO
toWf II He fact, that hc desired to accept the
% Broderiek's superior stre,,,th NJ ,ilr a.I
went apainst if.
PLEASANT DENocBAric READING. We
lip few extracts from a report of a recent
Democratic meeting at Willamstun. s. c..
or the benefit Of our democracy, as we doubt
+ thou own organs will be SO obiging.
Hon. H. NJ. keitt said
'' As for himself so long as he was in the
nion, he was for discharging every obiga-
zens of the Stote Twelve ,nontbs a,o Lo
dyised adversely hut now bo wnnId s,, /
usta;n NIr Bncban,n's .In,i,istr,,ion IL
vent IN Wasb;not,, at tbo ho,,;n,,;,,, ~ ,I,o