Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-09-07
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We deny it.--N O. Patriot.
y We know you do we meant you when we
said that nobody denied it.
OVER ELEVEN HuNpRED FREE NEGRoEs
FOR SALE.-On Thursday in front Of the
Court House, eleven hundred and ninoty-thrcc
free negroes will be offered for sale. for a
sufficient time to enable them by their allow
nncc per diem to pay their taxes. Some Of
these negroes are indebted as much as S2j TO
the city, and as they general sell for ten cents
a day, their value will no doubt be made out
of them. All Of them are lazy rascals, show
ing concusivcly that their freedom is a draw
back upon them, and proving how worthless
is the race if unguidod by the hand Of tho
white man. The sale is 20 commence at ten
o'clock.-Petersbu,y Eopye's.
Gen. b F. Perry Of South Carolina has
written a long letter against the disunion out
cry. Tic thinks Lincoln will not be able TO
do any harm in the Presidency, if so dispos-
ed but he says d" it is likely Lincoln will
pursue very cautious, polite and wise
course towards the South" Moreover he
tells the dsunionist- that their talk is weak
ening Breckenridge every day Very well
/ for a South Carolinian.
/ The Post says that Governor Johnson
candidate for Vice President on the Douglas
/ tickct-said in a recent speech n Augusta,
Ga, that if any one could prove to him that
Mr.. Douglas was in favor OF squattcr sove-
reguty he would vote for Mr. Breckenridge.
/ The Washington correspondent Of the
Charleston C0urier thus prepares the minds
Of his Southern friends:
! Fusion is abandoned in Pennsylvania,
and the State will 20 for Lincoln. Fusion, as
L.t,,ccr ,bo D,n',i,s All prorLanril.,, Nor,
cyi.,s no,yLcro Fnsiar le,,yccr ,Lc no,,'
l,s;,.. mi u,,l ,,o,, t., No, yo.t ,r5u Io
positive. and will not move the State from
Lincoln. IL would require the general Coz
operation of the Douglas men, the Breckon-
ridge men, and the Bell men, TO defeat Lin
coin in New York. IL follows that Lincoln
must be elected
rio E.a J., Ia. p.... ..,s ,b,ro 70 ,o.
, Lu,.,, lo,l NJ prcot.,,i1',, r,o, =, W..
consin Tbc lf,d.oo .I,,,,, retorts tbat there
will be "sulhy load of Douglas men after
election.
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Inc Fhuadelpma inquirer gives report OF
great Lincoln and llamlin demonstration at
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.thlHS'"" bclaW"Io' " Hl"'c ''a'c' ""
FRIDAY night. At least two thousand equip
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Among the notices were the following;
uFrc,dor, \ N,tion,l-Sltvcr, Sectional
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gives u' ih'' institution
Westward De star ol empire takes its way
LaECoiN wil bc President the people say
~Wc arc for Frecdoni-.n God we trust"
Ig1a3" G"" @ ny by r' l,n,T t w, o. 'D'''
A Cain brand f.r ..,cs.i,oist.
hgmrc.n 4eoS,' ior traitors,
mere won '' 'N''s '''' summer
pu' loI'',c.' sa,u 'oct'uI"' VINO wa. uI',u',
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s,7csd c,,Ic thc rsil-s,l;,,cr and d, ,5,,,Icr-
1.iI- c...,s -, tbo ,,,,,l t,,L ~ ,,, J,,,. ...
all ON the litter. believing out .Old Abe
Old Abe Illinois -- Illinois 49, Pat him
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