Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-16

ytHttf very justly uellNes an uIBuulenl III Ia
vor Of Mr.. Crttendon's substitute, as fol-
lows:
"As it seems to be conceded by the advo-
Gates Of this bill that the people of Kansas
are not likely to retain the Lecompton Con-
stitution longer than the brief space which
may intervene between its recognition by
Congress and its overthrow, peaceful or vio-
lent, by the people Of the new state, it be-
comes question whether in point Of practi-
cal statesmanship it would not be better to
remit the subject at once into their hands,
without provoking contest which may lead
to further disorders, and SOW the seed of fu-
ture dissontions. If the people Of Kansas
have q right d" nj aH times to alter. REFORM
and abolish their form of government as they
may think proper they have that right at
The present time and hence no harm surely
will be done by Congress in submitting to
them the question whether they will alter,
reform, or abolish the Lecompton Consttu-
ton, before it is fastened upon them"
ORGANIZED EM1GRArroN.-Up this top
ic Dcbow's Southern Repie0 says, with con
siderable ingenuity
"We of the South have been practising
organized emigration for century, and
hence have outstripped the North in the ac-
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n
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w ~ ny, y'0'o pio.Je1' w ""'iu :''u0" O'0'''
~ iH'!'' pm VI o''',5 "'lo'', "us m
i;s ~. - a,.i n -i;..
out:
"Wo should like Messrs, Sumner and
Thaycrs plot better. if they would dispense
,riH common schools, rfes and Hc right of ait
fraqe for their laioras These things arc not
uso'd or necessary 20 mere co,iNoN IAuoREUs
-beqd id'1es aud discomfort, and in time
generate iHsrreaioHs. recoiWion, anarchy and
agrarianism"
STICK P1N THEBr.-The Washington
correspondent of the journal Of Commerce,
/ Democratic under date of March 80 says
The passage Of such bill-admitting
Kansas and recognizing the Lecompton Con-
stitution-will be a great triumph to the Ad-
ministration 1t will not increase then
strength at the South and may decrease their
strength in the North bW fa1are of me
measure lroti8 prore taiai 10 them, and to Me
integrity and future success Of the Democratic
panty'
co,-o,, Dso,s rh, Col,,,,t,. e+,,,
rorr,,.l ;s br;a,,;,,,, ;-t ,,,,,;o. +ho 1v,sl;,.
to,, rer,o,l,. f,t b,.i non,,Ls 80. Nv
have bcord of Good manv tinJS IF cono5
d~ons bnt ~ roro ,bat c,,ros as o,,icl, os H.
kind called "Brodericl, Couch Drons" Tbcy
"driod nm senator SlidoII's congb in loss
than a minute
r,..u.,,- ~ p,,,.,,. D.. S,...-...
.rn,on,nritos ava Iaotad 80 n;,h
az iuON0" uPon WIN mig"
co5i0o VI i'sPo.'' oii'i'ou WIN 'noso no
i''seu re 9'.''' men Nno' 10. "t'c puu,'o
PHt' ai0 VI oul U,'lii''S,0u 81 iii'o 'ie
~ Iiol T''u1l 'no i-'0ou'P P'O" '.J 'l'U'io''
10 10 en9 i''SCi '"o 0o6uo'''en ol t"'9"P'0"
~. ~ nv" '0i! "PPiopii''0'! 'P-
PHeU'- n'"''' F'P''
REASONS WHY FARMERS ARE HEALTHIER
THAN PROFESSIONAL MEN.-Thcso reasons
are
] They work more and develop all the
leading muscles of the body.
.. They take their exercise in the open air,
and thus breathe greater amount Of oxygen.
3. Their food and drinks are commonly
less aduterated, and far more simple.
y, Inoy 20 NOV o.oI"1IN 'nci' oio''' "S
''uou ~, TS pIoiJSs'oiioi ma '''1ii uo
o. my 'aNo 'Ion sep, o9"i,nonly' uur-
,n5 :lq nGui, oi u''Nn's'' anu "o no' 'uii
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my u'o no. ooinlnoi'y 80 "'''D',,o's' ..
anu eo nv weal 'leil.sOi.Vs ou' So i"p'oiY III
'ne ngrIo 81, contest oi ii'a'Iy'
Inc'l p'e"sui's aye ii'o'o S''i'P'' anu less
eAh"us''"s'
A WARNING TO YouNG LADIES We
have just heard of the following incident,
which we commend to all our young lady
readers;
gentleman at the West married young
lady OF good family, but whose chief accom-
/ plishments were playing on the piano and
reading novels. This gentleman had always
before going west. lived at New England
home, where everything was taken good care
Of; and when 1t became matter OF course to
have muddy coffee and heavy biscuit for
.l Hn,,, '''' oE = l I ~
,,ar ,rbo ros,,1t of - ail ,,,as ,hat acor
lrLa., lnt nnLar,,. ,'a,riad lic, La ot,,ai,ioS
It. 80 h;l atIl Tost - LeaJ,,
oo,od ond tho, ,no,,aj c,rtbar w
mA ,rord ~ tIo ,,isa T. 's,,ei.io,'t - r..
ton Irareiier.
R,pv,s o,rr,r -Godov,s1odv,s Rook
,,;,.as tLa follo,;n,, iasto,oo - oost,. Id
ee.Ia..5 ~. fio,;,.' =; ptfIo1o1.S;o I' -
yva...,'. H.. a'.,.I e.