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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
For the Daily Journal.
STATUARY.

Mr.. JoURNAL;--You noticed, yesterday,
Mead bust Of VIM G.. Bradley, and statu-
ottc Of the Green Mountain Girl, on eNhi-
bition at the State House, as specimens Of the
exquisite taste and skill of the young artist.
Did il ever occur 10 you, Mr.. journal, that
the two specimens Of bronze statues filling,
or de-fling, the inches in the wall near the
entrance to the Hall Of Representatives need
ed praise, Are they not exquisite too Do
not their bosoms swell with tho milk Of HUI
man kindness; Are not their faces wry with
the dubiousness Of their situation. and are
they not beginning to lean, and look as if
they were enquirng, the one of his bow and
the other Of his gun, whether they better not
dcsist from the chase. All these things
must be ediiyng to grave Senators, who re-
fuse TO have them removed, and instructive
to veterans and tyros alike among the Rep
rasentatives. True. they do not embody
much Of the "wisdom and virtue Of lcgsa-
tors. They would not bear the superscrip-
ton "A Reward Of Merit" They do not
speak Of liberty wrested from tyrants. Of
States founded Of religion progressing, Of
the triumphs Of knowledge or Of arts but
they do show that somebody. In almost en-
tire nudity, once exercised his skill in arch
cry, and somebody, at some other time, in
some place, almost as nude, exercised his
skill in gunnory: and probably the man who
placed them there would have them tell MS
that by imperoeptible degrees men came mp
to the arts, civilization and refinement and
even TO the exalted position of the statesmen
who occupy those halls. Would not this be
an argument for Darwin's Origin Of Spe-
cies y Should not such teachers be praised
DO not, Mr. journal, cease to proclaim their
merits OurstprH.
This is a matter of taste, and taste is a
thing about which men never did agree. and
never will. We think the cfigics of am lu-
dian and Of backwoodsman arc not unfit
representatives Of the earlier deuizens Of the
Green Mountains, and therefore not unfit OBJ
jects to be placed in the State House, if the
statues are not dressed in the fashion of the
present day, and are indeed scantily dressed
tits quite likely that they arc all the trucr to
history for that. In fact, however, we do not
think anybody will find much to shock the
sense OF propricty, unless be looks for IT, We
would prefer pair of full length statues in
marble, even IL they are to be the same fig
uros but Warner and Chitenden .sincc ISL,
are to have an Allen would be better
still.--ED
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
Fairbanks majority,
2O3ls

RETIREMENT OF CHIEF JUSTICE RED
FIELp.-By the list of Judges Of the SUI
preme Court it will be seen that Chief JUS
tice Redfeld is to retire at the close Of the
current judicial year He was elected Judge
of the Supreme Court in October, 1886, and
has been annually ro-elceted-ior many years
as Chief Justice He was Democrat when
elected he has remained Democrat; and
although every Legislature but one while he
has been on the Bench has been opposed to
him politically, he has been retained. We
doubt whether an instance of exemption from
party prejudice and favoritism equal to this
case can be found in any State in the Union
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

CARRIAGES AND SLElGHS, BY THE
~ HEST WORKMEN IN THB COuNrBY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
hy the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pelicr, Vermont
Those in want Of iouraHied Carriages and SieigAs.
will perhaps do well 10 call and what being done al
the old stand Of GuNAN CANT.
an orders promptly attended 70.
JOHN W CLARKE
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FOR two reasons he first IS a copious index, and the
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c,a,.,',. s,l.,-i. n.,,.,i'',--1I, p,,,l c,,rr,.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

purpose integrity and perseverance, he has been able to
acquire cmincnce at the bar To his cllmucss coin.
posure Of mind seimadc sclfpoiscd he nitcs Ia his
person "a rnrc combination " qualities for % Judge.
Mr. Dickcrman NJ Charleston said he rose 10 second
the nomination of J. t,dhold, a. Judge, and IN doing
So not improper Tor him say that iof the FIRST
twelve years Of bis practice lawyer he resided n Or
leans c0unty and that during that cutrc time he has
had an extensive practice In that county. when be- said
that hc is person possessed Of high legal attainmcns
aud of exalted moral character De expressed only the
sentiments of those by whom ho Is known.
Mr. Glecd OF Morrstowu seconded the nomination of
Ashacl Peck saving. in doing this perhaps can cay
nothing but what has been said already by the gentleman
from 1owushcud But sir 1t seems 90 me that, As BE
puhicaus, we have duty 20 perform. 10 is true, sir
chat Boo our Satc the election " Judges has hccu
made question Of politics. yet there things farther
back than this. and when hs Is so t Is required Of us
to take them into consideration. Mr RcdhcId IS uow
the postmaster in The town Of Montpelier As Mr. Geed
going on toremark Mr. Redhcid he was called TO
order hy the Chair who ruled that remarks other
dda'cs than the whom the gentleman rose 90 second
were mot proper
Mr. Glccd explained that he wished 10 raise the ques-
don of eligibility n the of Mr. Bcdfold and concu-
dcd with complimentary ausion 10 the character of
Mr. Peck as a iurisi and man.
Mr. Thomas Of West Farlce seconded the nomination
of NJ Hehara rcmnrking that hc did without any po
hucal considerations. n believed that he hon
cst man, which an important qualification Ilc bc-
hrVcd also, that ho admitted 90 be good lawyer
which requisite Possessing these qualifications
hc trusted that the joint assembly would defer TO iht
wishes NJ Orange county and elect him Judge.
The chair appointed Mcssrs Wheeler Stoddard, Pitkr
Ia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02


The journal Of yesterday read and approved.
On motion II Senator Harris the refusing third
reading to bill providing against continuation for more
than two yearsof suits In county court was reoonsdeed
and the bin made the special order for Tuesday az
tcrnoou next.
The President announced the select committee on
bill making Arlington the only shire In Bennington
county -Senators Neodham, Harris and Hall.
Also select committee bill regulating the salaries
aud fees OF county clerks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
HOUSE

Prayer 10y rev r. bfoNn
B.M htiporcrd and Retercd--By Mr. Miller Of
Pnmftf, amend chap relating elections (pro-
,ding Tor hc election Of Representatives by plu-
mlny the third ballot the select com on that sub
iect -, Nh Henry Of Waterbury, 10 Incorporate the
But'lcboro Hotel Co TO the com corporations. BY
Nj Barnard Of Wilmington, legali1ing the name Of Ju-
liam Snow, Nci 10 the general CEN. by Mr. Butler Of
Bradford, 10 change the name 81 the VI GrogTapieal
Association 10 the com corporations by Mr But
ton Of NJ Tabor, relating the fees of towa clerks to
the judiciary com. By Mr. Stewart N Mddebuy, ia adj
diuon % act incorporating the hddie0ury MMuiac-
turing Co with petition relating 10 the sanel to the
com on manufacturer 80 Mr. Dean OF barnard, in a
mendmcut of act relating 70 The grand list TO the
com on ways and means, BY Mr Hall OF Grafton, al
terng ihp namc uf Flora Fila Priest Noi tn the general
CON, 10 SIR Thomas Of West Falcc, 90 repeal the act
cssbhns the salaries Of judges and registers Of pro.
bate ouufts To the judiciary also, in alteration of
chap rs IN relation to peddlef TO ihs general
By MIR Smonds Of Glover, to amend 10 Of act
lauc TO the grand list, approved Nov a. 1883 10 the
the grand lst. BY Mr. Denison Of Royalton, in
addition providing for district schools IN certain
appr Nov n, 1885, 10 the education, by
Mr. Whitney Of Franklin, for the preservation OF hsh IN
franklin Pond, with accompanying petition; " The
gen COM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FOR YER
MONT-OFFICIAL CANVASS.

FIRST DISTRICT
The official canvass is as follows:
f. p Walton, Repub l0,2GS
Sias Wilcox, Doug Dem, 1889
L NJ. Robinson, Breck " 29j
Scattering, 81 3.721
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

eye, remain 81 IN The head third shot wac nred Jis
above the left eye, and the ball also peneIrsu s
bead. Next, the a,sassin, with hammer or n.s'
.seryer, or some such instrument, dea. his yicnn
dreadful blows in the head, completely smashing
the forehead and the skull with such fury
indeed did he strike him, that oil the brlin was
scattered about adhering to bis clothes e1d to the
seatg and des Of the carriage. That d. foinsot was
killed by the fra shot ~ he was >sIeep, the Droh
roniders clear, from The fact ut his features were
perfectly placid What proe-oly caused tie man TO
commit lie crime Il laiber bag which NJ. Poiasot
had suspended round nis peck by strap, which was
well filed but Instead Of articles Of value or secnres
it only rontaped plans Of his house at Chaource and
OF projected improvements, number OF paid ois
and boos cued the Parfait Jardinier. In adGItion
Ia the watch and pnrse the murderer carried OIL rug
in which NJ. Poinsot had wrapped his legs. IL would
appear that after being killed, he was reclining In
con- er of the vehicle with his back the locomotive
NJ. Poinfot either fell was dragged TO the moor.
Although as has been stated the victim was heard TO
cry strange say reports Of the pistols were heard
ON one OF the seats Of the compartment were found
eighteen scattered about, and on the roor COM
mon wooden snuff-box used only by poor people, and
a neck-wrapper; the two hitter articles must have
belonged to the murderer but irearm or other in-
s,rument employed IN the preparation OF the crime
WE found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
PASSENGERS Arrived

Ia ,,dn,tip Fulton from Southampton and HGgys-p.
Blair NJ Blsir Misses Bair Reuter-, o schonheeT y
KoIIe w d. Lewis q. Spring Fsron. tchman Arro; snj
family Mr. and Mr.. Hughes hr and Miss Byron Mrs Lee,
Mr. Howell D.. Benj,mn, Fries Mr. and Mr. Hanroth. U.
O. BurDsp Scbnsrr. Case sander MeGogsn H. T. Lesrsn
b. Lehm-ur Martin, J. NJ Csfrrre aud family Mr. roEu.d
and family H. &. Miller, Nichols l. O9denbers " W wa
T. W. Monden r. Shiippe, J.. Hubbard r. +. HssAn
Strickland, Andre AID family PeTust Mr. Buggeois
and family b. HurIthal Vince b. L. Britt0u r. Gefssu
Gomez h.. Lsburrin Lsppin Mrs. aud Miss Russ Fe.dHsn
A. Pessn j. H. Durruty, A. B. Reynolds w. Presvefs Hen
deoD and family Dwhbin1 J. Fischer Pnenter Gros Ayiel
PocLshn Ler-t j. Adler, A Muller Dufa g. Ges.ler J.
Pssd. J. Rosensein, l. tlote A. Benyrnd Row A Mayo
and priests Wolf q. Glass, T. Puyoon L. Ansoscher j. b.
Lefeye and family Baesux, Col C. Hicks and Lieut. Aey
bartlett, g. A " icks 8 ". NJ MARSHAL y WIIisu- Mech
j. Elphnstos Odvith Beno Nr Bertrand and ~
French 1heste New York Rev A. JousaBd and p pes g.
OchsneT ID. SteckeIt H. scier. Mr.. r. Ochsuer KuhE
StskeTt Schen, Mrs Coir Mrs Hernleny Stevenson W
Steckert NJ. keberL Total 49,
In siean'hp 4yie Jyon 4spiHicdil-Gen. Cotton Capt n
NJ. Nichols Mr. and Mrs Ferguson Mrs Whrg ~ Edwards
H. feni Mrs Darden and three children, IL Neastslef M
Berger G. T. Walker NJ smith A. Everett. Mrs MoachsIn
MIs. Green, NJ tnk, H. C. Montgomery s. McHssssT Miller
X Mel-ney o. b. Rsuero, Master Mctay and two chi drrn
L. Kinster, Mad krangue q. II. Brooks w H. Allen, Mrs
CsIp aud child Sister Frances aud three sitte d. Williams
O. Ssmous, C. kupey, h. BerlDghzuse. W kitchea. O.
Bleheu Mrs foX and child Mr. Meschem sud child Bard
b. B. Roberts g. r. Whistler r II. Whistler Mrs Gulssr o.
b. Butler Poheimus, Mrs Campbell aud cid L. d. Mach b.
Davis Hover Davis, DIR. McCle o. r. Losing q w
Smart, Middleton Mr. and Mn. Sherman A. Marsh p. uk
g. Pusco Mr. Hart sDd family, Houghton Purdy Beden,
Evans Stone, and LIS In stesrsge
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YoRK. ........Dec g.
Arrived.

Steamship Fulton woiton Havre Dee H. and Cowss Needle,
day ndse. and 1872 pass TO SAM NJ Fox o. Mcneu1e
Passed Cape Race Dec a. at Dec IA la; 30 ~ lon l.
TO- passed ship Montebelo steering T. Had h-vy W. wiuds
snce leaving Cape Race.
stesmshP ARIEL Miner A'pnws Dec ls mdse and Iss TO
d. Is. Allen.
Steamship Alabama scAeIsk Savannah mdse. and pss. to
s. L. Mchill 4 Son.
BAH L. T. Psii,o b. Of Liverpool ". Psttc CofssoA
Dec T. salt and hides Boonen Graves Co. vessel Roger.
Ritch Dec 49, lat - A. Ion u TO- spoke bark Volunteer
hence for Curacao.
Bark Zephyr Lane Malsga via Gibraltar Nov 90 nit &c %
Chamberlain Phelps Co. Experienced neavy weather or he
and 10 days W. Ion. So
BAH H. L. Ruteer D-ano st Marks IL days eot,on &e 10
Brodie Pe,tes Sailed in company with schr ~ Deu
for New. ok
Bark Warren Fisher tof Philadelphia Daley Galveston Is
days cotton SC, TO master
Brig Joephne tDuch Hotter Suriuam q days sugar and
moses to master Experienced heavy weather the
passage Loot jibboom.
sehr T. Wagner Ryder Charleston days cotton aud me
passage Was days N Of Hserss with heavy gales lost
foresail and gas
schr Central America (of Boon Collier ST. Am say is
Dec , logr cod aud pimento to ngss Csrmsn De- ~ lat
s. 40 Ion 70 So spoke bark Ceego from Cicnilegos New
York.
schr Herschell 3masted) Brdsal Baltimore DAYS coal
scbr 5. Il Bailey, Robinson, Virginia DAYS. wood
Schr n. Wilson Dawson Alexandra days coal
Schr Jsck ponDg, Smith, New Brunswick days coal
schr H. 4. Wood, Totter, Virginia days wood
Schr Alethea HaNy, Virginia, oysters FOR Fairhayen.
Schr Monmouth Anderson. Virginia days wood
Schr Tay lor Smith. Long Proyncetoxn hsh
Steamer New London, Smith New London Iadse aud - 70
J.. II. Rockwell ~ - -
Steamer Petrol. Young Providence mdse TO l. odea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Times says there will be Chapter Of the Gar
ser al Windsor on the 18th, when the Duke Of New
castle will be elected one of the Knights Of the Order.
TIE NorasRg Poet sage hr. Golden hss left France
for Algeria.
The Duly Neps says: The very probable report is
circulated that Prince Napoleon viii succeed bis father
as President Of the senate
The PatTte and OptaiOHe NattORaie, both state, as
" latest news, that Gabald is preparing 10 take he
field IN the Spring Several Of his Generals have been
40 CopreIa to confer with BIN.
The CDIJtsD0AdaHce BaHefr states, a. a fact beyond
doubt thai the PJesse has been purchased for 500 OOJ
francs, by company. Of which 81. Emile lie Girardin
l. the head.
Tie L0AdOE MCfHiAg P0St says: The Empress Of
tie French il s at Chiidge'e Hotel London, where
che enjoys perfect freedom from Intrusion. Her de-
NTturo for Paris has been postponed until the close Of
!, u week.
fhe L0qd0H Tmes says: The Right Hon. Sir John
You Y viii succeed SiT w. Denison 90 Governor Of
New. <Elb Wales.
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ITALY.

yIFsSA, Dec. s-King Francis II. hAs concluded
loan at Vienna. >,
The Ncapoli;an army in the Roman territory has d.
minished 10 200 men.
NAPLES, Dec. 3.-King Victor Emanuel arrived yes
terday and will remain here fortnight.
The following have been appointed councillors o.
Lieutenancy Tor Sicily La Farina, Director of the
Interior; Cordoya director of Finance Scala, Di-
rector Of Public Works Osani, Director Of Public Iu
struciiOn.
A dispatch received from the camp before Gaeta,
dated the evening of the 9Th states that trial had
been made of the Cavalli battery against the fortress
of GaJta, with terrible effect.
The Patye saws The Sardinians will await the fall
Of Gaeta before summoniDg the citadel Of Meseina to
surrender to which, in case of refusal, they will lay
siege.
koME, Dee 9-Counts Trapani and Tram have ar
rived here Count Tram leaves again this morning for
Gaeta whittier Count Trapani will also return shortly
PARIS, Dec. I0.-Ihe London Morning Post corre-
spondent says: King Victor Emanuel will return 70
Turin fol the Christmas festivities Her Majesty the
Empress is expected here on Thursday next.