Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-04-20


J0"O VI ',' OO''s '0s''0'a' ','c'' 49, '"a' ''o'V
JOY was 'ne o"F co"se'V''''e ma" VINO 'ooN
P''' :" 'e'' 'O'no' io''Jo' j. "''''By"e"'
meH Vi strong leoI'nB' anu generous ""-
po'Ses' particularly S"ong on 'ho slavery
question: 'of o'o'"'' VI us W" " martyr III
lno anu-s'''''y 'a",'' u"" ''o'eJoy n,''S'''
mas oo'n d, war WIN we unions oi slavery
ever since ou' &c l' i'r rom oo'ns an I'M
p"''''"0'' W u''"'so man 10 po'''''"' uo''o"'
! "'S SpeccA viii give ann '''no as o'',"s
man 20" must wa''n ms votes TO sec '"''
nc IS also prac'ic''' anu not oy any "'''"'
destitute OIL prudence
Today we had ano'heF scene growing
out OF the publication OF 'h'' speech Inc
report embraces inc Interruptions anu 'uerc-
IN many members arc i'"P"'co On inc 'ypo'-
MI Pryor OF virgin" rose TO personal mat
ter lie accused MI rot'er oil W i'cons'n oil
aou'ng 10 'N0 report language ne n"o NOT ut
'''''' o'''' ''P'ou' 'n"' ne n'" MADE cor
I''''ous NC hau d t'Sht 10 HaNe' ana 'n"' ne
n"" "uucu ON! "n't nc u'u utter Out "hat'
IN the CONFUSION ""o escaped the reporters
rtyor renewed ms statement Potter respond
co. ana "od'd mat Fryor mad erased h's
(which no gentleman had right to do.'
Pryor indicated that he would give Potter an
opportunity to stand by' his statement else
where. Everybody understood it as a notice
of an intended challenge. Mr. Dawes of
Mass, in spite Of objections from the Demo-
cratic side, got in statement that he heard
Potter use the language be Potter had add
ed to the report. Several othcrmombcrs will
testify to the same thing Potter, them was
clearly right IN his correction.
Hel"c'o"' Witnesses.
oanborn' ScheII' and Gov Wise, 1t seems,
cannot got be got to testify to the satisfaction
OF all concerned Judge Collamor has asked
Tor summons out the Harpcr's Ferry Com
I'M, 40" ~'m 10 mare "''' o" me ''a'a
NV WY NOT pump l'm' wise 'a'u
""'" mugs "''"' '""" Drown "h'ch ru-
'',' "'',' "'' '",P' nun 10 o''c'o'e' w ny
,v,. ., u .', " 10y ''''' '' '''V P,I ~"
,..l., u,.m Ivy gu
,.ala ..,. ' '"' '''''
r-5 Ono or ,bo scl,,.,l ,i;.,.;.,. ac u,o;,..
Of vcrgcnnes, at a recent meeting. Amounted
a committee to prepare plan and estimate
the expense of building a new school house.
at cost not exceeding $4,000 also another
plan for building not to exceed 100000
The district is determined to have now
house and good one withal.
~ I'm fuday' April g. Frank Wright,
who was IN JAM at llaverhill' y. H. for the
murder oil MS "'ie at NoodsylIle, in Novem-
Der last was brought INTO Court and allowed
W p'''' s','.! VI "ans'"oso'er' ana tne Judge
s'"''"1eu ",'' W 'u'',''" years confinement
W. '''''0 ''0,' AZ Oo"oo'u' wright was
,.-''N'''0' WV" w ''''''''''''' '''' uoou'
W Inc second 'rlal OF Mcdonnell for the
muruer OF Meheen' commenced at Burlington
on Monday OF last week, and was not con-
$50 80 wv ~ " p'''''
~ H. H. otoughton' Charles Town and
warren "'Acr nave purchased the Island
mouse at hellowS falls Tor Sl6'oOO, and 1t
mas ooch oPehcu 10 the puolc under supeun-
80 ~ '"'''
~ Edward Everett lectures at Burlington
TINS friday evening Subject, The Early
Days OF Franklin.
~ A new arrangement for the running Of
trains on the Vermont Central Railroad com
menced on Monday last Sec advertisement
on hrst page.
70 The sugar season in this section has
been much better than an average. Most of
our farmers have made more than last year,
and the quality is A No. /.
ed leaning" from the Connecticut Demo-
Gratis In other words, the Democrats in
Colts armory have presented him a cane made
from the famous Charter Oak. as a testimoni-
al of his services in the recent campaigning
tour in Connecticut
t-s5. The cmnlovecs in ,be Cns,or, 1Iorso
at New York have becn osso...J G,o. mo. ,,,,