Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-10-14

VIC ana sure OF victory. Inc Democrats are
quite dispirited, but expect by aid Of Sioux
and Winnobagoos and fraudulent returns. to
secure the election. In my judgment, the
Republicans will carry the State by five thous-
and majority
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Mr. d. c. Hudson of East Haven writes us
that, discovering signs Of bears in that vi-
cinity some two weeks ago, he set some log
traps, and on going to them last Saturday he
found an old bear and cub in one, and an old
pear IN 2 an0ther' Inc old bears weighed
4oou' zOO IDS piece II Nlr' Iiuu'on Wl''
come uo"n 10 our falr next week win ms
game, we VIII warrant nun 'po H'S' premium
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ARREST OF a Missouri JUnGE-Judgc
John Watson was recently arrested at Key
esville, Charlton county, on the charge Of
na'l"S pee" one 1' ''.e parry "no D'oNu oP'"
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{ u Registry laws take effect in New York
and Michigan this fall, for the first time and
few years more viii see the majority of
western states adopting the same wholesome
provisions to guard the purity Of the ballot
box.
Tho Springfield Republican has poor opin-
ion of tobacco raising 1t says "lf there is
any dirtier work than raising tobacco, except
chewing it, we should like to know it. A
gum issues from green tobacco that covers
everything that it comes in contact with
We met recently troop of men fresh from
the tobacco field, that, in any other portion
of the world than this, would pass for Hot
tentots. They looked as if they always bur
rowcd in the ground, and in hands and face,
as well dress, were the color Of wood /
chucks.'
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gentry This mes. of scoundrels we
hope will ere long be found and broken up.
Can nothing bc done to relieve society of this T.
and mete out deserved punishment
on the blackegs: 1t seems to us that it is
high time to attempt something Of this kind.
We advise all families to mark all clothes .
with indelible ink, that articles can be veri- I
fed when found, and govern themselves ac-
cordiug to the desperate character Of the
times -Braudon TIsiior.
c.. III. - NJ. II,,,,,,sb;ro ,,.d,
speech at St Paul on the 2lst The eloquent
but eccentric Tom Marshall of Kentucky was
present The ''doughfaces' insisted that he
should follow Mr. Hale. They would not hear
his excuses Coming from Slave State, they
were sure that he would be right. and they
literally forced him upon the stand. But 10 !
his speech was on the side of Freedom He
denounced the Compromise breakers, and
ashed Douglas as with scorpions. Finding
they had caught tartar, the Democrats tried
TO stop him. But having begun against his
will, he would not stop till he got ready, aud
for an hour he poured the hot lava of his elo-
l"onec upon 'n9 ona" Dy'''oo'IoI' " NE 'uv''
p mo O'''''"''o, "ru ~ ''o "'''S"' VI '''0 "'P
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SENsELEssiY CEEvrL.-A case has been
reported of a country girl who thought it
possible there might be an excess to such scru-
oulous regard to appearance. On her marriage
lay, the youth to whom she was about to
pc united said to her in triumphant tone,
'Wocl, Jenny, haven't | been uncommonly
'eeyil:' alluding to the fact that during their
Whole courtship he had never even given her
/ kiss. Her quiet reply was, Ou ay, man.
enselessly ceeyll lean ramsay hem'n-
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