Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-05-18

Congressional District of this State, it will be
seen that he declines to be considered q can
didato for recollection. This we know to be
no. in accordance with the wishes OF very
many Of his personal and political friends in
the District and in the State. We know
nothing Of the reasons that have acuatcd him
in this step, but are sure that the interests OF
his District will find no ADLER or more faith
fu representative In his withdrawal from
Congress, the State Of Vermont will lose
from the council of the nation one Of her best
men, and Congress will lose one Of its most
useful members In untiring devotion to the
interests Of his constituents and to the pres
ont and future welfare Of the whole country,
Mr. Morrill, has no superior. lie has moiur-
cd and carried through many very important
measures, not the least of which is his Ag-
ricultura College bin and now he has the
satisfaction of knowing that a large majority
OF tho House Of Representatives approve of
his bin, recently passed, ON the Tariff lie
will ever carry with him the confidence and
esteem of eminent men of all PARTIES, and
from AN sections Of the country and in flu
turo years his ever consistent record will be
quoted as a model OF accomplished and manly
statesmanship.
~ He R,pebbraa To'cr, ot The seeoad Congressional
District Of rp-noHf.
Tho time br uoui,,atme some person as your cand-
dltc for election To- tc most Congress approaching and
tc'3 ~ NJ, NV, ~ ,, ,lr.na.i f,o5. ma is, n,,
%. O.. ola. 10 f..e
% e,a' ana i.n, 'a, 90, is' m a eand s.,i,
'-.t my record VII. sh9~ 'ha' ha,c o,a5od no lark
ri, we profess
t'r he generous Support have s',adhstly received
,I,.i.,i.r1i io rl nm, r,,'.o,t,r f.'1,5J b., ..'l
,e ce.oone-I c.a only esprc.. ny profound ggaii-
", 1tSIlN s. MouNlLL
T. S. SENATOR FROM CoNNEcrGcUr.-
The Connecticut LEGISLATURE Thursday re-
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Inc Democratic candidate was hon. W. w.
Eaton of Hartford, and It Is significant fact
that on Wednesday night he made speech
.t,tio, stron, ,,ronnd a,ain.t NJ Don,las
Geo" bemocr'uc states rePuuiat' men, an"
defending the southern view on the lcrrto-
rial question. The vote stood iu the Senate,
II for stcr and for Eaton. i'm the House.
,ag c.r I>os,c,.,,i IN c.- t,,o,
TgI +. rcnortad chat Postmaster Fowler
,r N.,, Vail C,,,;., l.c,,l..,. ~. cor,r,.
a,-.o,,
'' ''e '' W. IL
iei was only hcpnhhcan' thls would give
tho Democratic Press another opportunity 90
"p.tch into" the Republican partv. Bat as
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~ The Political object of Mr.. Corwin'.
late speech in the House was TO prepare the
republicans for moderate candidate at Chi
cage and may be put down as Mclean
wedge some OF his hits were irresistible.
standing between the belligcrcnts, and re-
gardug either side, "Do you know said he
win his comic air. what the most Of you
nave oc'n Trying % d" ioI 'he larger part Of
''. H''s''u mere 'nc sPo"Ncf ln most
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pug '' ",.n"ns''"'e "Hv'' y"'Nus' ""s me SNORT
ar cars III yon "'d hg1I about mgsers'
S'',''d me- 'pummo' queen victoria TOR
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