Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-07-20

cratic candidate for Congress. uy - votes
The Legislature is from to 10 Opposition
majority on joint ballot, which defeats Gen.
Lanes return to the United States Senate
TTy' The Honolulu Adtertiser publishes a
long account Of the trip of the missionary
packet Morning Star, TO the Marqucsas Is
lands, written by one Of the missionaries,
from which it appears that tho natives still
practice cannibaism.
Taking both mission families on board,
we left for Puamo (Hivao) at midnight 18th,
reaching that place Saturday morning, April
| 20. Landed our passengers and goods found
all the natives Of the bay friendly and oblg-
ing, and seemed to be living peacefully with
their noighbors but the natives Of Hateani,
the station Of Pohaku, attacked a village Of
the Types in September last. and killed six
men, one Of which they brought to their home
cooked and ate under the oyes of the mis-
sonary. They also took captive boy, whom
they burned alive Pohaku says they made
a large fire, over which the boy was suspend
ed roasted, after been bound hand and foot.
Captves are always sure Of terrible fate
nothing short Of determination, root and
branch, Of their enemies, is thought Of
~ The California correspondent of the
Ne" 10TH courier an" inquirer says MI.
Lincoln will receive many thousands Of votes
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New YoRR. July l3.-Advicos from Peru
indicate that our relations with that Republic
are approaching a crisis The sloop-of-war
Wvominr had arrived at Callao with dis
patches for our Minister, instructing him to
peremptorily demand settlement of the Amer
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government accepts our ultimatum, his pass
/ ports will be furnished him.
81 LOUIS July o'--F j. h'''r' Esq" was
"-uays nominated oy reclamation as inc ne
puoHoan candidate i'r congress rom the
f'rs' D'''r'c''
/ WAsHiNdroN, July l0.-Ihe Secretary OF
the treasury invites proposals until oepiem-
Der 10, Tor the use by government OF hne
or lines of telegraph from the western line of
Missouri TO san Francisco. nder the re-
cent act Of Congress the lowest offer Is to be
accepted, ana a guaranty gwen Tor the peiorm-
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/ NEWARK, n j. July l0.-At a meeting OF
the Douglas Democrats last night a resolution
was adopted opposing any fusion with the
/ Breckinridge party.
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CoNNFcrrcrr.--TbeN New Haven Regisfer
j dcmocratic) substantially abandons the CON
test in Connecticut. 1t says that from every
quarter of the state the oldest and most re-
liable democrats assure It, that only by com
bination Of the Breckinridse ana douglas men
] Is there any chance LETT OF beating the Lam
colniues IN Hartford Co"aw.
/ 70 There are now five candidates for gov
ernor of Missouri. for the election August
9th: Jas h. Gardenhire. republican Clai-
borne +. Jackson, Doug s-democrati Han
cock JACKSON odmnis trauon-democrat ltoO-
ert llson, regular beil-EVereti ana sem
pie Orr, independent opposition.
RrPuRfrcAN P1ArroRM. - Carl Schurz
very happily condchsos the platform of the
l Republican party as follows:
\ TO MAN-his birthright; To LABOR
Freedom To HIN THAT WANTS LABOR
work and independence To HIM THAT
"oRKs-hl' uue''
THE QuEsrroN OF UNIVERSAL RtGHrs.-
"As understand the spirit of our institutions,
it is designed to promote the elevation of men.
am therefore opposed to anything icdich
tends to their deJasemcul.-Abrahan, lincoln.
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senator bHsht Is ABOUT 10 start uauy pa
per at IhdiahaponS' IN Tie nreoAlhluse IN
terest'
Mr.. I. I. Tredway, who was appointed an
> resigned because he cannot presume to decide
for his constituents which of the conflicting
g tickets they ought TO adopt As private in
= diVidual, he intends to support Mr.. Breckin-
ridge.
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