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

REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS
Windsor County, at Woodstock, June 30th .
Rutland County, at Rutland, July G.
&c The young man recently found dead
on the Railroad track near Waterbury was
Cherries Hunt Of Coventry, VT
To- Mr. Andrew johnson Of Waitsdcd
has a COW that brought in three calves jane
20--two of them weighing As lbs. each, and
the other weighing 80 lbs. All doing we'll.
THE EAGLE SpREAD.-The following OK
hibts distinguished American spreading
the eagle to the utmost extent of beak, legs
and wings, for the protection Of toreignborn
citizens, Mr.. Bolts is less extravagant in
doctrine than in language
a number of the naturalized citizens of
New York, on the lth instant. addressed
letter to the Hon John Minor Bolts of Nir-
gnia, then in that city, asking his views on
the letter Of Secretary Cass, which declares
that naturalization here does not exempt
foreigner from the claim Of his government if
he voluntarily returns to his native country.
Mr. Bolts, under date of the 18th instant,
answers in an elaborate argument, taking
ground directly opposed to Secretary Cass,
and summing mp his argument as follows
My views ON this question may be thus
summed up When one plants himself under
the wing of the American Eagle, which he
/ is pledged aud sworn to support and defend,
when he cnroll> his name upon the ample
/ folds of the Stars and Stripes of this great
I American Union, he is free to 20 wherever
the winds and waves may carry him; the
eye of that Eagle watches over his every
step, that flag waves proudly over his head
whether he is upon land or upon water, in a
palace or a dungeon: and the power that
dares to interfere with his personal liberty
whilst he is engaged in lawful enterprise, and
not offending against the criminal or penal
code of that power, dihonors that Eagle
and disgraces that flag to which he appeals
for his deliyorance if it does not afford him
prompt relief and redress
I61G Gen. Sam Houston has accepted the
nomination of the independents or "Oppo-
sition' for Governor of Texas.
PArENrs.-'rho following patents were is
sued from the United States Patent Office
during the week ending June H. 1859, each
bearing that date
Enos Simpson of Plainhold, VT. for i'm
provemcnt in seeding machines,
Robert Ross of St Adams VI. aSsignor &c
himself and George J Stannard of same place
for improved water wheel.
TIM SCIENTIFIC AMgnIoAN.-The Publishers Of th'
widely circulated and popular illustrated weekly ouma
Of mechanics aud science, announce that 1t will Doe en-
argcd on the first Of July, and otherwise greatly inn
proved, containing sixteen pages instead Of eight ia,
present size, which will make II the largest and chcapcs
scientific journal in the world 1t is the only journal %
its class that has succeeded in this country, an,
maintains character for authority in all matters Of me
chanics science and the arts, which is not cAeeed b.,
any other journal published in this country or in Eu
rope Although the publishers will incur increase,
expense Of IS 0Ol year by this enlargement they hay
determined raise the price Of subscriptions relying
upon their friends indemnify them in this increase,
expenditure, by corresponding increase Of subscribers
Terms - year, 10 copies for $40. Specimen eopic
Of the paper with pamphlet of Information to inventors
furnished gratis, by mail application 10 the publish
ers, MUM 4 CO., No. ~ Park Row, New York.
AGuEcuEEX Boston, shepard, Clark Brown
very handsome volume, containing sketches Of travel il
England France. Italy and Germany, and thirteen es
says. An agreeable book. For sale by s S, Boyce
Freeman Building whose advertisement We refer th
reader.
Mns. PARrrNGroN AoAtN.-Messrs. Brown, Tag
gard Chase, Boston, will issue second ,olum,
about Mrs Partinglon and her hopeful Ike, illustrate,
by Hoppuwrittcu, Of COURSE by MIR, Shllaber, Of ih
Boston Gazette. Everybody who loves to smile can b.
grad6ed, il they will, by "kniuingWork, a Web o
Many Textures" Such is the title Of the book.
THE LAST LAW REPORTER (Boston, Crosby, Nichol
4 Coz contains full account Of the famous Rhod
Island land case.
DIALOGUE AT DEwEY's 49, EHthpsidstt
Democrat-"lhat was great convention o
ours yesterday, Dewey, wasn't it =
DeWsy-"Pretty large, that's true,-bul
have you considered the risk run by the
party; Suppose the roof had fallen and
killed the whole,-there wouldn't haze been
a Democrat left in the State for seed. -
Democrat, rather puasied--"Eh Oh you
on''--hght Lreakiag on ho,-"Ah, see
Well, good morning Barliagtou Free
Press.