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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Election Next Tuesday.

Freemen of Vermont! You are agar
called upon TO pronounce your verdict OF
the political questions of the day next
Tuesday. What that verdict will be, there
is OF course no possible doubt. From the
days of Judge Harrington, to the present
time, Vermont has spurned the Slave pow
er, and we trust her verdict will be no less
emphatic next week.
Let us 60 to the polls once more and re-
pudiate the sham democracy which rules
the nation. Let us once more protest
against the existence and the extension of
that inhuman system which trades in hu-
man fesh-against the re-opening of the
African Slave Trade-against increasing
the rates of postage-against Slave-hunt-
ing and against making northern people the
catchpole of Shareholders.
The democratic party of to-day is emil
nently and sympalhetically the pro-slavery
party. 1t is the only party in which slave
holders put their trust. If fugitive slave
law, Nebraska bill, or Leeompton con-
stitution are to be passed, it is the demo-
cratic party that do it. They have done it,
and the next move is to annex Cuba and her
three hundred thousand slaves, and to re-
open the African slave trade. Its lust the
party to do it, apd they will do it. There is
not to-day, half the amount of opposition
in few northern democratic prints against
the opening of the slave trade. that there
was against the admission of slaye-holdine
Texas, and yet they yielded then and they
will yield now.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

The vorEs,--The state and county
votes for Windham county, have been sent
to the different towns this week. Those
for the South or Marlboro probate district
were distributed from Brattleboro and those
for the North or Westminster district have
been sent from this place this week. In
cases where it was not known to whom the
votes should be sent, they have been for
warded to the Republican Representative
of last year. If any town has not receiv-
ed supply. they can have the same by
applying to this office.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

Ga Some of the democratic papers have
made attempts to explain the post-ofiice
and mail rout economy of the present adj
minlstration, and some 90 so far as +,
charge the failure of the passage of The
postal appropriations 10 The Republicans
Now the truth is this, and all de nocrat.
who can read and write know it as well as
any body else. The democracy in the last
Congress proposed TO raise money by H.
cfeasng he rates of poStage-and would
not allow the appropriation to pass unless
this increase was nade-and if il had no,
been for the noble stand taken by the Re-
publicans and few democrats, the people
OF Vermont would to-day have been pay-
ing tribute TO bankrupt democratic gov
eminent. The democracy are ready to
vote thirty millions to buy Cuba, and want
10 charge US extra postage to get the money
to do it with. That is just the amount OF
The " Republican responsibility" for the
failure Of the postal appropriations. How
would the people Of Vermont like to nav 5
and 10 cents postage for each letter they
may write, where they now pay three?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

ELoPEMENT.-A married man named
Dunster, about 40 years of age on Friday
night last clipped f ON Cavendish with a
young girl 10 or l6 years old, named Sew
erence. The man left a wife and seven
children in poverty behind Lin, after get
ting possession of about $40 n money which
his wife had saved for the support of her
self and children. 1t is supposed the fu-
sitives Travelled all night and took the cars
at Wallngford the next day for the west,
as the conductor describes such couple at
that place. We understand the young
girls father would like to see this aIr.
Dunster and we hope most sincerely he
may overtake him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

ca We have received abundance of DO
lltlcal communications this week, enough tc
MI several papers, some of which we
should very cheerfully have published but
for want of space. 1t is needless 10 add
that most all of them relate to the Senate.
nal contest; on this subject we have stated
our own views, frankly and candidly. One
correspondent is anxious to have MS come
down on Judge Harris, like thousand Of
brick. We must decline. 1t is neither
right nor good policy. Another writes us
rather racy letter in the style of the
Chronicles. lie very warmly advocates
the election of Mr.. Richardson. Another
cautions US against split tickets, and anoth-
er that the democrats are to have one or
two representatives IN this County to nav
Tor supporting Mr.. Harris, and the balance
OF the pay to come next spring, on County
commissioner. Keep cool. gentlemen. we
shall get out of this scrape next Tuesday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

dicated from the charges so flippantly and
falsely made against them. In fact, their
course in the Senate fully accords with the
spirit Of the resolution of instructions to
our Senator'S, adopted by our late Republi-
can Convention, at Newfane. We trus,
this expose from the Record will set these
gentlemen right before the people, and it is
certainly due to them that the erroneous
impressions, under which many of our free
men now labor, should be removed from
their minds JUsTIcE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

WINpnAM, Aug. %, 1859

| WINDHAM, Aug. 30, 1859.
Mr.. SWAIN, Dear Sir Some of my
friends have assured me that my views up
on the State-house question are not under
STOOD and that in this matter, have been
misrepresented in various parts of the
County. If any person desires 10 know
the truth upon this subject, allow me
through your paper, publicly, TO say: l
never have voted to release, and if elected,
should not vote TO release Montpelier. In
my judgment the resolution adopted by our
convention on the 9th inst. should be fully
carried into effect. That resolution in
sructs the Senators next to be elected from
this County, to resist the adoption of any
measure or proposition by the General AS
sembly, contemplating the release of the
signers of the bond given by certain citi-
zens of Montpelier, for the indemnity of
the state, against the expenses which may
be or have been incurred for the rebuild
ing of the State-house at Montpelier; and
TO resist all further appropriation for re-
building the State-house, except of such
money as may be paid into the treasury by
the signers of said bond.
Respectfully yours,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Musical Convention nj Cbes,..

MUSICAL CONVENTIONS, of more or lac,
Importance are row, 1859. held in var;on,
parts OF the country, most of them animal
~ and the rest at greater or less ;n,erval.
ne object OF these gatherings is. or sbopld
De- musical Improvement. Teachers 90,
not De qualified, good singers can not he
MADE or all correct ideas be disseminated in
tue lew days devoted to one of these meet
ihSs; but much good has undoultedlv -
su''ea from thtm' especially where the
''ae"''is mas been such as to point those
VINO attend IN the right direction; and
"heh competent teachers can be emnloved
70 conduct the exercises, musical conran
'ions should be by all means encouraged
One of these gathering together 81 a.
friends of Music took place at Chester Y,
commencing on Tuesday, Aug. % and
closing on the evening of Aug. 25. 1880
The exercises were under the direc,;on ri
siessrs. b. +. BAKER, and E. II. Frosr ofl
boston Mass. gentlemen eminentlv wsn
qualified to discharge the duties of TEACHER {
ana directors. The convention was q sn. I
'e'S,ui and useful one the teachers. fbav-
ns had long experience in various sec,;on.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
The Senatorial EmbrogIio.

In another place will be found an article
from the Brattleboro Phenfr on the Sena-
torial nominations and politics of this
County. We think the view whieb the
Phentr takes of the matter is the correct
one. Mr.. Richardson is running as Re
publican candidate for Senator simply be-
cause he received nomination by the Re-
publican County Convention. lie is the
regular candidate and according TO general
usage should receive the support of his
party.
Let US treat this matter fairly and can
didly. Mr.. Richardson is running as the
regular candidate ef his party. Mr.. Har-
ris runs as an Independent candidate
against him. His nomination is conceded
to have been made fairly, at least we have
heard no charge TO the contrary, and under
these circumstances is not Mr.. Richardson
entitled TO the support Of the Republicans
OF this county. If we go into conventions,
to submit the CLAIMS of different candidates
are not all the friends of such candidates
honorably bound by its action. If Mr..
Harris friends were bound to run him NJ
all hazards, and independent of all conven-
tons, why should they have submitted his
claims to convention at all? We IRE
sumo there is not a true Republican in
Windham County, who does Mt acknowl-
edge that when man has received fair
nomination he is entitled, and ought to re-
celve the support of his party. But it is
unnecessary for US to so over the ground off
supporting regular nominations. 1t has
been done before and is well discussed in
the Phenir.
The most Objectionable feature to the
present Senatorial embroglio, is the coali-
ton with the Argus and the pro-$lavery de-
mocracy of this County. So long as the
division was among Republicans we felt
quite willing that they should settle it at
The ballot-box, as both are personally very
men, but we do not see how
rue Republicans can consistently join hands
With their arch enemies of this County.
With whom Mr.. Harris has not had the
slightest sympathy heretofore and vet at
he present time the democracy Of this
County, under the lead of their chief in
his place are at work busily electioneer
ng for Mr.. Harris. This is free country
n some respects, and if there is any num-
Der OF Republicans who feel il TO be their
inty to travel in such company, we can for
he present, only hope that wiser counsels
will prevail at another time.
Our conclusion is therefore that in all
The phrases in which the matter can be pnt
MIR. Richardson should receive the cordial
support of the Republicans of Windham
County.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

Effects Of the aurora Boreahs on The
retrospective superintendent of the
Canadian Telegraph Company says that 50
completely was the telegraph under the in
!, OF the aurora on Sunday night
.ha' II was with greatest difficulty that the
Inc could be worked at all. At o,clocL :,
was found utterly impossible to commun;-
cafe between the telegraph stations. This
Is a singular Circumstance and offers can;
iai field for scientific investigation. We
may yet find out the secret of the aNor,b
ern LIGHTS"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

lie 1merfcdn Stock Journal is devoted
10 the improvement of stock, and is reall,
most valuable publications to every far.
mer IN the Union. Every number is worth
many times the subscription price. The
Improvement of stock is most desirable
attainment, and the Stock Journal contains
matter on the subject not to be found else
where The editor is d. c. Linsley. ESQ
well known in this State, and it is nnblisb.
ed at l40 Fulton Street, New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
windsor County |.

A noble County is she, Harmonious
Not so much as schism among the Re-
publicans to rotiie her political waters and
hardly democrats enough in her whole
borders TO keep up an organization, yea, in
some towns not solitary democrat dis
graces the polls She needs no encomi-
ums. Her record is sufficient. We leave
her, for il is the sinners and not the right
eous that are TO be called to repentance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Send i'm The Returns.

Our friends in Windham and Windsor
Counties will greatly oblige us by sending
in the returns with such remarks as they
may think would be of interest. Send them
on Wednesday if possible. Write all names
plainly and thus avoid annoying mistakes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

IHE CAyENDIsH LIGHT INFANTRY
Capt. Dean, on Friday the 26th, turned
ont IN full uniform at Proctorsville and
made fine display in drill. The company
was, by invitation Of the commandant. re-
viewed by exGov. Fletcher, who commit
mented the officer and soldiers on their an
pearance and efforts at superior excellence
IN military discipline. The Governor him.
sell who IS well instructed soldier of
olden times seemed to enjoy the exercise.
and to live over again his early youth, as
for brief time he took the command of
the company. May he and Capt. Deane
and their soldiers live many year, to re-
peat 50 commendable duties as was exhibit
ed IN Volunteer Company of citizen
soldiers on that occasion. Lieut.. C. q
White, the worthy Landlord of the Eaole
Hotel, provided the best of dinners for tho
company, and everything passed off in the
happiest manner with "ice cold'' lemonade
and nothing liquid stronger, none appeared
even punched, and all were dismissed in
god spirits TO meet again at their armorv
on Tuesday the 30th, at which time final
were made to attend the mus-
ter Of the first Regiment at Rutland on
the LIST and I'd day of Sept. This Com
pany by permit from Gov. Hall muster at
Rutland instead of Bradford.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

SY WE TALK OF THE NORTH.
THERE HAS BEEN NO NORTH. - /"
WHAT MEAN TO SAY Is, IF IAN TO
UNDERSTAND A GEOGRAPHICAL SEC
rION OF THE COUNTRY, IN WHICH
THERE HAS BEEN A STRONG, CON-
SCIENTIOUS AND UNITED OPPOSI-
TI0N TO SLAVERY, NO SUCH NORTH
HAS EXISTED Webster al Marsbfeld,
1913.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
az 1t is not with the democ,atic marry

c. 1t is not with the democtatc parry
as with some things. Cut off its head
and it is dead Cat off It's tail and death
is equally certain. Its head lies in the
south and the tail sticks up here in the
north. The clipping of its tail ensures
their defeat in 1860. Let Vermont upon
the fall campaign for 1859 with vigor next
Tuesday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02
Respectfully yours,
VIM. HARRIS, JR.
senators-what Says Record,

Under the above head we have received
"a communication the whole of which we
should cheerfully insert bur for its length.
The article relates to the course of Sena-
tors Clarke and Harris, on the State-house
question, in the Legislature last fall, and
claims that they supported the conditional
House bill uniformerly ard persistently.
and that their support Of The Conference
proposition had no tendency to discharge
the bond nor to release Montpelier. The
writer then proceeds to give the record of
Messrs Clarke and Harris, up to the time
OF The Introduction of the compromise"
which Is the same as that of the majority
OF the Representatives from this County.
and we do not therefore see the necessity
of publishing this record. On the "com-
promise" the Senators and majority of
the Representatives differed, and we there
fore copy what our correspondent says on
this subject, as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

ES Some of the towns in this county
where formerly they received their paper,
and other mail matter, on Saturday, now
get the same as soon as Wednesday of Tie
"e'f 'ceek! This is the political economy
OF The present administration, and by il we
RAISE money to buy Cuba and hunt slaves
IN the free States. A vote for Inland
Hall next Tuesday is against this policy,
and a vote for SAKE is for il.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

MAsoNfc-At a recent session of lin.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter at bennington
The following officers were chosen. Thorn
as II. Campbell of ST. Adams. Grand High
Priest Barzilla Davenport of Brandon
Deputy Grand High Priest. GamaIiel
Washbdrn of Montpelier. Grand kim
Sa'nuei Wilson of Yergennes. Grand
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-02

Votes for Town representatives and jus
tees OF the peace, furnished at this office
on short notice.