Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-04-01


for wood is like Pizzarro's ohoeing his horses
with s1rer Increase their number, and pro-
long their lives HAuDmlr'
SoururRN GA11ANrRY AND HosrirAMTY.
The New York Commercial Adrotiser
gives an account OF the brutal and disgracelul
manner in which lady of Brooklyn has late
Nv been driven from Aiken. S. G.. She had
been spending the winter at a hotel there,
with a sick daughter who required mild
climate, Some weeks ago she wrote a letter
to q brother In western New York, in which
she spoke of the evils of slavery. This letter
was published. and some ono sent a copy of
the paper TO the Post master at Aiken. A
public meeting was Immediately called, and
a committee appointed to ferret out the wri-
ter. A northern gentlemsn, who, as an iuya-
lid. happened to be at the hotel. was suspect
ed. and was threatened with lynch law if he
did not confess As. of course, he could on
ly persist i'm a denial, he would probably have
suffered accordingly had not the lady nobly
come forward 10 oXhouerotc him by acknowl-
cdgiug the letter as her own, affirming at the
same time tina. She was not privy to its pub
lcation.
The citizens thcn turned their wrath upon
her, and she was peremptorily ordered to
to leave the place in torty-eght hours, The
lady pleaded for more time on behalf of her
sick daughter but the citizens of Aiken knew
no such humanity. She asked for liberty to
remain until her husband could arrive, to es-
cort her and her sick child. But the citizens
of Aiken knew nothing Of gallantry or cour-
tcsy The order was imperative in spite of
the earnest pleading of the woman, wife and
mother. Nor was this all. The landlord Of
Che hotel ordered the mother and sick daugh-
tor 20 leave bis premises in half AN hour
What further occurred between that lady and
the inhuman citizens of Aiken. South Carroll
ua wc arc not informed But we learn that
ON "Wednesday morning last her husband re-
ceiyed a letter apprising him or her situation.
and on the afternoon of the same day be start
ed for the South. and met his wife and daugh-
ter at Columbia on their own way home.
"HARK FROM THE TooMus' - Senator
Toombs in his late speech on the revenue
question. spoke of the wastctulncss of the ma
uoual administration in these terms "Nour
appropriations for navy yards have gone to
the building Of houses for officers and the
making of flower pots. and all that sort of
thing. at a cost of - 200. 00O-and it viii be
900 less as long as YOU will pay it, but Will go
up to S400O,000 if you do not stop it,
There arc S2,0O0,0O0 that you have no need
for at all You have 5000 sailors to man
your navy. You have increased them of late
years. and you have now 5000 men in Your
navy yards to help thcm-ciyilians. You
have carried their number up from 5000 to
sOoO. l9u have eight navy yards. England
has $50 ships, and She has two navy yards.
the country, and it is cause of reproach to
good democrats for the enemy to say ace keen
peopie there 10 cheat them in elections uud MS
God IS mig Judge, / nm afraid there is some
thing IN H.
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.'' wig |oN Gnu,
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. a. NpP"'iti"" L" 'ilI tAttHHl'h OF hNlhal
slavery always standing firmly by the com
promises OF the Constitution the preserya
ton OF the elective franchise IN its purity, by
proper guards and checks ludicous system
OF internal Improvements and an economica
and honest use OF the public money.
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V'on i.'ei'Ve ne''' inc business oi llnpoIuns
-A''i0'us 10 Ia, .'o'' eN''us''e man heretofore
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W. government mas oeeh lhiorihe,
o' SUM Vi 'n' n0'gnien'S' ah" mas taken el
"o'eh' measures IN 'ne premises
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A DIscouRAG1NG SrArr op Abrams
The Wisconsin CLief has a corros,,ordort IN,
takes doleful view of affairs
"He AYERS that ali con6dence is lost he
tween man and man The bottom has G,llo,
out of everything Sbrewd business mana
GERS arc cbeatin, God in tboir r,G,ss;,rs M,
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