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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-11

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
The senatorial Election.
Harris Elected by 500 Majority


The Senatorial Embroglio was settled
last Tuesday, by the election OF Mr.. Har-
ris, by large majority, and the best part
Of it is, that it has been done by the Re
publican vote and without any union with
the democracy, and the only town which
has elected democrat, voted for MIR. Rich
ardson. The election of a democrat in
Newfane, we presume, had no reference to
the senatorial contest any way. The de-
.mocracy in this town, and the few scatter
ing in the County, have therefore put their
noses into our family quarrel for nothing
Mr.. Harris is elected as Republican, and
goes to the Senate backed up by Repub-
Iican majority, and we hope this may be
the end of any farther differences among
the Republicans of this County. We felt
it our duty to support Mr.. Richardson, as
he had received a regular nomination,
which we did frankly, and we trust fairly.
The people have settled the question and
are doubtless satisfied. at any rate We are.
The following is the vote;
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Vermont News.

On Wednesday Of last week Luther
Burke killed a bear in East Burke.
John p. Hale will deliver an address at
the Rutland County fair. Gov. Banks will
speak at the State fair at Burlington, and
because thereof, the Burlington Sentinel
thinks he means to ''ingratiate himself,
with the yeomanry" and secure the nomi-
nation for the presidency! Judge Col.
lamer delivers the address at the New
Hampshire State fair; SO the presidential
candidates must be plenty.
Gold has been found near the mouth Of
Locust Creek, IN the town of Bethel. A
few days since a man found $3.50, in a few
hours. Prospecting there is all the rage.
A lot of petty thieves in Brandon recent
y stole lot of oats, apples, shirts, sheets
pillow cases. &c. In Pittsford Mr.. Rollir
Smith, and his sister had some $50. wortl
of clothing stole from their wagon in tina
village. The thief was one Senaca John
son of Gaysville, who was caught and al
OF the property recovered, together will
some other lost property. The thief after
wards left the officers by making good us,
of his legs and he is now at large.
Henry, youngest son of Elesha b. Dav
of Bennington, as he was returning with ;
load of wood from Woodlord, was thrown
from his load, by the fright of the horse
and broke his arm in two places.
J. W. Vail, the Banner says, has a bull
calf, full blood Durham, five months old
weighing $40 lbs. 1t will be at the Sta,,
fair. A new paper mill is being built II
Bennington, Benton & Jones proprietors.
The primises of james Kennedy. ot
81. Johnsbury, were searched recently 20,
liquor kennedey declared there was ne
rum IN the house, but the officers did no,
believe it, and on going to an ante-roo,,
found it fastened. They forced the doc,
open and found the lady of the bouse 4
there at the tap of a keg of liquor. which
she was drawing off in jugs, pitchers and
mlik-Pans' preparatory to passing the same
out OF the window to red moses o,,s;do
The result Of this preform ance was a.
seizure OF the, Iquor and Kennedv -.
lined $50, and cost. s50Fl1. &c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

HE TROUBLES IN SOUTHERN KANSAS.
The exciting difficulties between southern
Kansas and the Missourians of the border
may ripen into open war again. Pickles,
or Wright, who is held as prisoner in a
Missouri Jail, was seized in Linn county
Kansas, by gang of Missourians. withou,
legal process, and is held for trial for some
crime alleged to have been committed din.
ring the border war two years ago. Hi.
seizure is similar TO that of DIR. Doy. and
It is alleged that indictments have been
found in Missouri against considerable
number of tie free state men of Lin,
county, and that the Missourians declar.
their purpose TO get possession of them II
the same way. The excitement in L;nr
county is naturally very great. and Mont
gomery and his men are on hand for ano,b
er fight unless the Missourians come :,
terms. At last accounts Montgomery ba5
met committee of Missourians. and IN,
latter required week to decide wbetho,
they would give up their prisoner, WRIGHT
1T not, Montgomery threatens to go INF,
Missouri and take him.
The renewed of these disturbances Is :,
be regretted, but the people Of Ka,s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
The Election.

The Republicans made another sweep
ing triumph in this State last Tuesday
Gov. Hall is reelected by some seventeen
or eighteen thousand majorliy--being a
little larger than last year. He leaves
q Winaham County with good round 2ooO
majority Ia gain to the democracy OF
nearly 300-over the left. Those Repub-
lcan papers in Boston and elsewhere who
thought John 6. SAKE was to have such
tremendous vote because OF his personal
popularity, win doubtless now learn that
the people Of Vermont however much they
may like SAKE personally, are not to be
swayed from the path Of duty, and will
not vote even Cor him when he represents
modern pro-slavery democracy.
TIE legislature would be little stronger
Republican this year than last, if there
was chance, but the democracy did not
. have enough last year to enable the lie
apublicans to have anything to gain from.
We have not yet had time TO see who
the prominent men will be in either
house. Edmunds of Burlington, Grandey
of Vergcnnes, Col. Harlow of Windsor,
are experienced Legislators, and well known
10 the state, We record also with much
pleasure the election Of Hon. A. T. Hun
x ton of Bethel He will be among the
ablest members of the House, and true
and tried friend Of freedom. Gen. Kellogg
Of Brattleboro, and Judge Stoddard OF
Townshend, will also occupy promi nent
positions, but we have not space to make
further mention this week. l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

house to house, and in short Tina n
baldi's name was in every mouth. An na,''
windows were instantly decorded with aa 'ne
The street where Garibald's hotel s, "ass'
was crowded with people flockng , hands
from all quarters. He was forced 10 ''c'
pear several times on the balcony, who, 'P
was cheered with an enthusiasm Tho, Az ae
description. The government sent 10 "'i
pliment Garibaldi as soon as he arrival SO'i'
A few days ago, a bright little o;ay ,
probably three or four summers. wi"
Gently lost her father, came up n ne .
wise, at the Jones House, and said M ,vt
Wise, won't you take me up with Won ~
your balloonY sWhy do you want 10 -
my dear !? asked the professor. i w.s sv
to see my papa was the touching resoons.
A tear was visible in the aronaul's eve ~
he assured her that it was impossible a.
him TO take her high enough to see l..
papa. Lafayette Journal. '
A free state man named McNichol h..
been elected judge for Barton county. NJ
by one vote. The St. Louis Demoo,,
says the race was made squarely on Il.
slavery question. In the congressioD,,
election, last year, the country gave phelD,
pro-slavery democrat, 1913, and Ricb,rd
son, free state, SO.
The American convention at Trenton
n j., on Thursday, which nominated D.,
err |. Clark OF Hun,erdon for govern,
was attended by about one hnndrel persons
nearly all from the first Tor Camdenl eOn'
gressional district, where the bunker Amer.
lean fires have always burned and will eon.
tihue to burn, no matter what hammer,
The only prominent name connected with
the movement is that of Robert +. Stool,
ton, Jr., who is anything but an American
republican. This movement was got m ;,
''bolt" from the majority. who meet n
conversation with the combined oppositiop
on the 9Th. 1t doesn't amount to anytbing
as shown by the vote Of last year, when
similar split, also originating in the fr
district, failed TO carry even one-third Of
balance of "power vote"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Harper's MagaSine.--A leading feature
in this magazine for September is an article
on popular sovereignty by Senator Doug.
las of Illinois. Itof course takes the Dougla;
view Of the subject, and adds nothing new
to the reputation Of the author. With the
exception of its politics, the September
number Of Harper is equal to its predeces
sors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
Woodstock Election.

Town Hall, WOODSTOCK,
Sept. 6, 1859.
George r. Chapman, has l43 majority.
Nathan /. Gushing ran against him, and
had so votes. Chapman's whole vote was
25S. Tracy, democrat, had 28 votes. De-
mocracy runs low in Woodstock. Havn'l
you got some to spare. S.
We could spare some, but we havn'i
enough here to do any harm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

GRAFToN.-The election in Graft IN
was very exciting and the vote larger, we
believe, than ever before cast in town.
There was scarcely sign of a democrat
in the race, both the leading candidates be-
ing Republicans. The town was canvassed
in the most systematic manner, and scarce
ly man staid away from the polls. Fran
els Daniels, was elected on the first ballot
by "a majority as follows. Hubbard Bur-
CESS, dem. 3; Ambrose Burgess, Republi-
can l, J. l.. Butterfeld, Republican Us.
total 120 Francis Daniels, Republican, A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

cannot of course allow their citizens to be
illegally dragged into Missouri for trial,
and they will be very likely to carry the
war into Missouri il the "blue lodges con-
tinue this nefarious business.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

ca r. Mex. Ormsby Of Bradford is
writing history of the wing party. He
is p,hy writer, and will doubtless have a
very readable book, but we shouldn't be
surprised if it should get pretty thoroughly
criticised. FL o.f, m
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

.TuANEs Our friends in Windsor and
Winihan counties have our hearty thanks
( for their promptness in forwarding returns.
Tn some Instances they took special pains.
They arc appreciated. We received over
fifty letters on Wednesday, containing re-
turns from all the towns in Windsor coun-
" but two, and also all but two in Wind
ham county. 800 eeeb
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09
SOUTH READING, Sept z.

SOUTH READING, Sept z.
The Democracy of Reading are nowhere.
Washington Keyes (Rep.) was elected as
Representative yesterday at first ballot.
The vote stood: Reyes 129, Hawkins 20,
Scattering 10. Reyes majority, 40. The
yeomanry were out and Reading is itself
again. G.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

NJ az The Rutland Courier in an article
before the election, calls upon ''cow boys,
stump tails, wings, republicans, saints and
Sinners to vote for SAKE. Nothing could
be more appropriate or more likely 10 be
needed, than the call upon the class last
named. vas8 es,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

WEsTMrNsTER. There was unusual in
terest in the election in Westminster. The
Republicans were badly divided and all
regular and irregular candidates were fin
ally set aside and Gardner Phillips Esq, a
true Republican, was elected on the fifth
ballot. The other candidates were Geo.
Campbell, nominated by the democrats
Capt. Edward Hall, nominated by the Re.
publicans, and Grant W. Ranney, also Re
publican
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

ca The Conrecticut River Valley Ag-
ricultural Industrial Association is 10 be
held at Charlestown, N. H., on the. goth
7rst and I'D days of September inst. See
advertisement. Wewill make further men
tion next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Gy The Hon. Joshua r, Gildings de-
livers public lecture in Burlington, on
Thursday evening, Sept. 10Th,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

ca A complete list of the Justices of
the Peace elected last Tuesday, will be
published next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

THE PRIcE OF LIBERTY The schoon.
er Neptune's Bride arrived at New York
on Tuesday last from North Carolina
bringing cargo of naval stores. Upor
breaking up cargo the dead body of ne,
gro was found, where he was suffocated ii
his attempt to escape from slavery. How
very '.contented and happy" the poor fel
low must have been in his chains thus I,
have risked his life in the hole of shil
that he might be conveyed from his degrad
alton. The position of the body gave evi
1 dence that he died in intense agony.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

TowNsHEND.--Here too, was a very
earnest ard close contest on Tuesday,
which increased the vote largely from last
year and elected Judge Stoddord as repre-
sentative, on the fourth ballot, by one ma
riority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

81 SfGSrr1oASr-It is significant fact
that OF the hirteo, Senators from the
Northern States who voted for the repeal
OF the Missouri Compromise, in 1854, only
one y.t remains in the Senate Mr.. Doug.
la< IS left standing alone, like tomb stone
to mark the political grave OF his conieder.
ates iD.ihai conspiracy against freedom.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

Eg' Dexter is out this week new and
fresh. We have been so busy with our
election returns that we haven't yet read
his advertisement, but we know Dexter
and know too, that he has had unparalleled
success for that region since he commenced
business in Jamaica last spring. Reason
Ia good selection of goods, and low and
fair prices. His run of trade this fall will
doubtless far exceed both of his last cam
paigns.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-09-09

In the Senate no democrat IS yet known 70
be elected, though in consequence of split
in Chittenden County, on the Railroad
question, The run is close between l.. Il.
Chiltenden, Republican, andlG. $. Apple
ton, democrat. p. S. Chittenden is elect
ed by 600 majority.