Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-23

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Up to the time Of going to press we do not
learn the fate of Mr. English's proposition
The Republicans will not support it and it
gives Democrats trouble, "as when they pull
it up over the party to cover Northern heads.
it uncovers Southern feet
A WARNrNo TO YouNc MrN.-Wiliam
Goodell, the young clerk who deiraudod his
employer John Bacon, Esq, of the Contrel
and who was arrested in Boston and brought
back here, where he has lain in Jail the past
four months, was bailcd out by his friends
few days since, and has now gone TO seek
home among strangers; and where we hope
he may live a better life. There is a salutary
lesson in this case, which all young men win
do well TO heed In this nstancc,-as well
as almost every case, we belcyc.-siyoug
drink was the incentive to and promoter of
crime. And although many other vices crcpi
in, (as there always will, yet if the poison
Gus cup had not been tasted, all would have
been well and young man full Of promise,
and in whom unbounded love and confidence
had been placed, would be still IN O position
of honor and respect among men and an
evcr-indulgent father would not have had TO
mortgage the home Of his declining years nor
a loving sister give Of her hard-cmncd wages
TO save dear son and beloved brother from
the penalties of the law Young man, stand.
ing on the threshold of life. huoyant in hope.
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Tur PRosrrcr AHEAD. Lieut. Governor
Raymond writes fromWashingtou 90 h,spaper.
tho y v 7iues. i'm re-ard 20 tbe Iecouy.
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Wy own opinl'" is tNat 'his i'ocompion
agitation is only che beginning Of the end
yery litie doubt Bat ia, NJ viii throw "5 ;r
stantly new issues upon tbe country which
will override an existing party linz. and "A.
visions. and launch our p6litic,l ycsscl -,,,,,
more temnestuous sea- h,p ,l,,s ,,t ri,
couptcred
=. % va A., SAN f. ADM Ni,I RATIOS - FIRST
Nv. ,'.,'''l'l "'-''e I'D summing
up the events oi the hrst year OF BUcHANAN's
''u M, Ia''oh correctly says
ne" 'le li"Iar'la. historian comes TO
NV, w" OIL resident buchanan
'ho MACK to the trst year
Bankrupts tbe Tre,suo,
hard nopoy Adr,ir;.,r,,;,, .,,s..;,,. 81.
self By issuip, ship,lo.,,,.
Kansas conouorcd IN. M A,,,,
An outrarcous Constitution, c,r,oJ o-,.
unwilling pooplc
Trcmendo,l, frauds discovered 4, o,cr,
quarter.
The President CHARGED with br1,;,, MON.
hers of Congrcss ,rd most ~ ,i, 9,'.....
consumed in Investigation, tbc cb,r,c
The African Slave trade ro-opcped
From tbo prooisir, bo,i,rin, ,.o lo,,.
our readers to judge Of the remaining three
years
BENsoN.-Wbat has becoroo ,c ,Lo D,.
mocracy of Benson: Onlva ~, ,.,rs ~,
Benson sent Democratic Ronroscrtat.rc q,
the Legislature. lint in 1880 sbo ,,.,, ,,,i,
fire roies for buchanan electors W. oh
that the Democracy Of that town have NM
too much confidence in those who ycre ior-
mory in the democratic ranks L,t bo,o 70.
Gently wandered after STRANGE dclusions -
RuHand Courier.
We hone the Co,,r;e, will 40, a.aI ..l.d
rPon 10 LUX up an the democrats who have
.e'' 1nu are 20 iea'e the party 1t will make
'oo "'uch business Tor one concern.-Reg'sier.
BuonANAvs PLAGIARISM PROM Tony
PANruIEr.-Alr. Case, the now meubcr from
Indiana, made decided hit in Congrcss m
Thursday. lie took the floor after tbe dim
ner hour, but commanded nnd;,idcd a,tont;@,
=" 'nc ciose' he most telling point was the
parauei drawn between Buchanans Message
'solnS' the rebels IN Kansas and the language
VI hoyailst pamphlet Of IVA. denouncius
inc new England rebels. The ideas and lam