Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-04
DtGtrrto arttrIrs.
DEATH on JunGE HAZEN.

Ha2en was for several years, States Attorney,
3 Representative from Alburg. and for one term
a Senator from Grand Isle county. AT the
time Of his death, he was Judge Of the Coun-
ty Court. and died before taking his seat.
He was a man of ability and many pleasing
and social qualities His death at the age Of
So years will be source Of deep regret TO
large circle Of friends.-H Aibans Democrat
~ Mr.. Corcoran. who expended some
$40. 900 to S20.O0 to elect Buchanan. never
crosses the threshold of the White House
while it is whispered along the avenue that
John r. Thomson, Of New Jersey, one Of his
most faithful adherents has at last become
dsgusted with the hollow-heartedne Of the
Executive. The Washington cores pondcnt
Of The Philadelphia Press says that no man
can be- pointed ont who IS sincerely attached 10
James buchanan, either IA Washington or else
tohere At his own home in Lancaster. he
has scarcely friend. Hardly Lancaster
face is ever seen at the White House, and
none of the men who are known to have ad-
hered TO the fortunes Of the President in
those dark days when he crouched at their
feet begging for their support What the
81 condition Of affairs is in Philadelphia ! need
not repeat. Even the people who hold offices
under him. while they may fear, do not ad-
miro or esteem him and of those who do not
S hold Office scarcely one can be found among
4 these who were proud to be numbered as his
. friends three wears ago. who does not express
s sorrow or indignation at the course he has
o pursued In Washington. | venture TO assert
= that the President cannot point TO an honest
personal friend. Messrs BRIGHT and Slden
are supposed to be the nearest to him. and
I vet those who know these gentlemen shrug
their shoulders at the slightest suggestion OF
any coralal'y between 'neh ana 'ne "ea" OF
q inc government
e INrEREsrING LcENEs.-An interesting
b and. indeed rather remarkable scene took
d place al the Monthly Concert for January Of
. the Sabbath school connected with the Centre
Congregational Church in Bratteboro.
In January. 1858. the Superintendent pro-
missed to give Bible 20 the scholar who
- should commit 70 memory the largest number
s of ITS verses. during the year: and some
/. what less costly one TO each oil the lour next
D. below IN order.
n ne result was announced oy lhe ouPeI'n-
d tenden'' MI T. + / hgmp'on' az tnc N'neeft
,- log January Io'9. me "hoie homoer Oh
verses learned was f-,io'' mere were 80
BE- oompeu'ors' "o naa comm'ttea pree''cly
1he same huu'oer 3t-ahu 'hG NuPeilh-
3, tenoent gave them bio.es eNacuy 'inl'l'
20 ne o'het lour ngu lam "a f'Sp.'l'e! ''U0-
r- t'odo' 4'ooo' -'9--. m ne ies' Ian-cu rom
I. ceiyoJ tbc rr;,os. InI;a cutler Fanny Cro.bv
'r Sarab ! ClarL Addio Root susan Atwood
81. Robocra Crosby As tbc children came f,r
Va u,rJ 10 rocoi,c tho hooks tho Spporintord.
( ont orored AMI read from ther snpronri,to
I'd a,.s,l,.s c,e Sori-,,,,ro - p5,.,;r
!, "a PAINFUL AcoiDENr.--Mar,in flanagan
ID aged ID years IN the employ OF Mr' Lawrence
barnes A' 'he I'onee' Ne' '1an'c onoP' gov
r, us nnn1 e'Is Nv /" 'ue lg'o'''nT % a
n- ''n'''I M 4r . 1,
ii oee" '.i'o" o,' a,'. '"' ,'''- H. ,,'r
ID .'0'. v'.'' t -. ~ 49,
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the lad is ouite comfortable to-day.- Free
Pros FeL Or
Z SERIOUS cuatBes are u'aue against OnalieS
IL y. Fyne, t. D. AaTshaI lor 'ne northern us
B" trct Oh llilho'N' Snoh as 'he mlS"ppllcA,lon o'
!. the public moneys violation OF the suo-tTea-
sury law ana various peo1niaFy peeul"'ionS'
y he boai' '1So,nor bnt is tbonobt that tLs
5, p..s;1ar. .il no., ,o,,,,,., li,, as Z, uo,,ld
,e Ioays tbe .dr,;ist,ation ,yitbont an or,an At
a. Cbicaeo which Pyne edits and snnnorts out
e. ~ liz o;oI;r,,s
M his brother members or Congress consists of
, solid silver Ten set Of six pieces and n bigb-
A. lv ornamented waiter. with this iDscrintiop.-
"Prescpted by One Hundred and -Four Mem
5. her. of the Tbirtv-fth Compress 10 Joshua r
'r Giddines. os a token of rcspect for his moral
Ivo.tb and personal integrity" There is also
beautifal uold mounted cane. The whole
cost of the presents was $500.
srl. q,..,,..,... t5.o.,,. ,rou..o.1
ca, -. tha, o,, ~. to,.i or et-i
ID oon,ictions h, ,ho ro,ico conrt ~ ha, c;,r
the last year Zioi we're Tor drunkenness.
The traffic is the fountain head OF inquity