Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-24

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as an independent Democrat. This is an err
ror Alexander r. Botelor has always been
an answering Wing, and an ardent advocate
of American principles. Throughout all his
long contest with Faulkner, having been
three times a candidate in opposition to him,
he has never for one moment abandoned
single principle OF the political party with
which he was associated In letter written
by him since his election in reply to the con-
gratulations Of friend in the city, he says
my contest with MI. Faulkner has, as you
know been a protractcd one and, having
lasted almost as long as the Trojan war. it
has resulted in his defeat, in this oyerwholm-
ingly Democratic district, without the sacri-
flee or compromise on my part Of one scrap
Of my old political principles. for ] every
whore declared from the hastings that would
neither disguise nor surrender them to secure
the unanimous vote of the nine counties of
the district and it is source of no small
satisfaction to me now. that throughout the
fight have kept the faith. The friends of
Mr. Botolcr may well be proud of victory
so well and worthily won. 1t is triumph
not only of the man, but also of the princi-
pies to which he has SO ably and increasingly
adhered 1t is Il victory over the errors of
Democracy as well as over Charles James
Faulkner, their shrewd and able exponent
WASHINGTON, June l6-Thc views Of the
Administration as to the rights of uaturalized
citizens who may return to Europe and show
ing how far they are entitled to the protcc-
ton of this government, were yesterday pro-
mulgated by Gen. Cass in a letter from the
State Department The Secretary states that
this government will not intcicre in cases
where individuals voluntarily return TO coun-
tries TO which they owed military service at
the period of their departure for the United
States.
Two large cases of silks were received by
the State Department yesterday as presents
from the Emperor of Japan, accompanied by
letter from the Emperor.
New YoRk June i6-rhe board of Ed
ucaton last evening passed, by vote of 25
to 49, the bylaw to compel the reading of
the Bible in all the public schools of she city,
- The Georgia Democrats have re-nomi-
mated Gov. Joseph + Brown by acclamation.
Ter resolutions re-afIrm the Cincinnati plat
form express confidence in the ability and
patriotism of President Buchanan, and APP
prove of the principles Of his inaugural and
annual message on the subject Of slavery
A RACE FOR W1rH.-The story in the
Eastern papers about a man leaving S27j,000
in the cars while asleep, and then having an
exciting race after it. grew ont of a story in
Western paper of a person having such a
race for $1,000. But it turns ont, after ALL,
that there was no money involved in the case :
hc had simply stepped ont OF car leaving
bis wife 60 pursue her journey without him.
The secret of hi, haste was he was afraid she
would get divorce if She went through the
State of Indiana ono day ahead Of him.
.1 Mercy Jackson, an aged colorod wo-
man. died at Newark on Wednesday last
She was the only slave in the State Of New
Jersey.
~ In Maine great numbers of sheep, re-
comfy sheared of their Accces and left in the
pastures, have died from the effects of the
cold
~ Mr. George / orng. the Grand Master
of Odd Fellows, in England has absconded
with twenty thousand dollars of the funds
~ Ralph S. Hart, a ST. Louis lawyer, ha,
won a case in which his fees amount to Sll0,-
600
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