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

DlSUNlON-WHAT SHALL BE DONEi
just in the agony Of the great contest
threats Of dsunion from the South multiply
We think it quite probable that some of the
Southern politicians arc mad enough to secede
from Congress, and to attempt to induce their
States to sccodc from the Union. What then
II is said that, during a season Of religious
excitement, and when the preacher was in
the height Of an eloquent discourse, a good
old lady sprang from her scat and exclaimed
-"Mercifal Father if had one more feath-
er in my wing Of faith | would fly off to
glory Tho worthy pastor instantly replied
--"Good Lord STICK IN and let her 90 :.
she's bw troulle here" That is our scnti.
ment exactly, touching the disunionists. Let
them go, If t'cy are bent upon it, Let them
go, bag aud baggage, with all they arc enti-
tied to. Let them go.-unharmcd, uuwhipt,
unhung and joy 60 with them, if this be
possible. Were a single State or a dozen
States to scccde, with the appreciation Of
their people, we see no better way than to
suspend at once all federal laws within their
jurisdiction, and to put them on the footing
Of most favored foreign nations. This is ex-
tra-constitutional secession has no warrant
in that instrument; and Congress cannot take
this step except on the ground Of necessity
or the highest oxpediency just as Louisiana
was acquired, without constitutional power.
Perhaps this cannot be done without war
rant from the States remaining in the Union
but we repeat, this is the way we feel about
it, The FrooiIoH (Kentucky) Commonwealth.
a stauuch Bell-Eyorett organ, is Of the same
opinion 1t says:
"At every Presidential election these political fbust.
cs remind us of thr poor Freuohmau who locked hn-
felf IN room WITH rich ditto and threatened 20 blow
m own brains out and charge the rich one with the nur
DER unless Che latter gave him then and there five hum
drcd dollars Ivcy four years. these southern QuiNOcs
swell mp with bad whisky and worse logic and tan the
balance of the peo le 10 they DOM do 80 and so that
mcy-thc QuiNotcs-viu secode. Let them sccedo and
be-pcssed We tired of their gasconado their ter.
uhc threats" and 90 their bloody prophecies They were
never calculated for amy higher destiny than that Of flight
chug old "umtu aud young children. They have beer,
received and rcpcltcd un-to an cxprcssiyc viil-
earsm-thcy are played out. Their bombAst is absolu-
tcy sickcuiug
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER &.

Tuesday next is the day for the choice oil
electors Of President and Vice President oil
the United States. Less than week. free
Nermonters, is left for preparation for the da-
ties Of that great day. You have duties to
perform first to be ready to go to the polls
yourself, and next to warn your neghbors to
90 there. Stir mp the slothul and if any
be sick, lame, blind, be to them health, limbs,
eyes-help them to the polls. Get out every
man, and see that every man has the right
vote. So will you do your duty faithfully
and we trust the result will be such as to
give yon pleasure in the remembrance, in all
future time The battle aad the victory OF
1860 Will be forever memorable. Act well
your part there all the honor lies"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

Commissioner was prcparod-shovnq from the report IT,
self that the officer did personally inspect the roads.
Mr. Wnohcl Of poultnoy moved to dismiss the bin
which was agreed 90. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON
SENATE
Reports Of CommHtecs.iiy senator Peck, for the Judi
cary committee, in favor Of OH n addition o chan 2S
srclating tn actions penal bonds with an amend
mcnt providing "ihat this act shall not apply to any
cause Of action already commenced any misconduct
neglect or default " any sheriff high bailf cx-
istug The bill was passed as amended. Also against
bin DO relation TO the settlement of paupcrs. and on
motion OF Senator Peck the bin laid on the table
Also In favor " House bill defining the time within which
prosecutions shall commence under act 90 prohibit
and abac nusanccs approved Nov 49, 1881 ordered to
third reading by Senator Robbins fot general commit.
heir at law Of Stewart Howe and Abigail Howe PASSED
Also bill 20 restore Newell White TO his legal rights and
privileges motion Of Senator Orn. was recornmit.
tea Also IN favor Of bill Tor the preservation Of fish In
Athens pond and the bill ordered TO third reading
NY senator willard, for committee on land taxes. in
favor o bill relating 20 The grand list with certain bro.
posals of amendment which were agreed To and the bin
was ordered 10 third reading.
The hour having arrived Tor the meeting of the Joint
assembly the Senate repaired 20 the hall of the House Of
Representatives.
Having returned hereffom, the bill in addition to
cu'p 90 s. relating TO ,hc homestead WAS taken mp aud
on motion of Senator Willard committed Co a Soma
tor TO amend by inserting the word "lcasc" after the
word 'mortRaec' wherever % occurs boo the bul.
hrSOiiOu-By senator Judeyiuc. iusfrrctinr fbt I.-
dietary committee 90 examine Che listing law and .re
whether any legislation is necessary 90 cxrlan more
definitely whether machinery should he treated M ii.i,
purposes real estate personal pt1pcrfy adUutfd
bHS fJcwed.-ln addition 20 an act relating 10 come
mon schools and providing or certificates OF qualifol-
uons to town superutcndcns OF common schools tearh-
R sueh schools 20 committee uu education. From the
Housc.fcltiug 10 the liabilities Of ATTORNEYS at law
TO the Judiciary committee Appropnauug $1,000 for a
statue Of Ethan Allen 90 committee ou finance FN-
tending the charter Of the Bank OF Bellows Falls; rcduc
ing and extending the time Tor paving i'm this capital
stock " the Mutual Bank. extending the time fr paving
M flt anil Ufn a..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
A Full VOTE!

1t is not enough for Vermont to 60 r'gLL
Let her do it with will The first state to
organize the Republican party, let her be the
strongest to sustain it, The Green Mountain
Boys have right to take the lead, and they
should strive to keep it, Do il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

The votes for Washington county are all
prepared, and ready for delivery The town
committees are requested to send for them,
and to sec that they are ready for use at the
opening of the polls.
- Those who wish to order votes should
do so at once, that the supply may be timely
and abundant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

lIilNOlO ALL hiOlt /.
FRIEND WALTON As prophosied about
Indiana going Republican, so | do about ILL
nois, having travelled extensively in the vi
entity of Springfield and in Lower Egypt"
the southern portion Of that State Every
where the people are aroused, and shouting
hurrah for Lincoln Meetings are numer-
ously held Wide-Awakc CLUBS, with their
torch-hght professions, are seen every week
marching through the streets Of the princi-
pal towns, with music and banners and no
intelligent man doubts but that Honest
Abe will walk over the course in November
next, not being compelled TO 90 even a 1.-TWO
forty gait. Douglas has seen the hand
writing on the WALL and is spending most of
his time in Missouri. and further down South
so as to be out Of hearing when the Re-
publican thunder shall roll up in the North
West, procaimng the year Of jubilee is come,
and Repubhcauism triumphant. The "littlc
bob-toled Yankee as Bell Everett speak
or called him, feels that, like his prototype,
the great giant, after having slain the Demo-
cratic Philistines hip and thigh, with "my
great principle must iugioriously fall a
martyr beneath the ruins of the great temple
of "squatter sovereignty" lie feels in his
inmost soul that his day Of reckoning is near
at hand, and that soon it will be said of him,
Low lies he there, and none so poor to do
him reverence SO may it be with all ambi-
tious demagogues, who aspire for power and
place, to the injury Of the people.
was in Springfield, ILL.,, when Senator
Cameron telographed to Mr. Lincoln that
Pennsylvania had gone Republican by twenty
five thousand majority. The people were
wild with rejoicing, for it was a sure omen
OF certain victory. Dougasitcs looked chop
fallen, and heard one say: "wcll, if Doug
las cannot carry Penn it is foolish to vote for
him in Illinois, and ! shall 90 for Brcckin-
ridge Another declared he did not feel
very bad about it, for Lincoln would make
as good President as he wanted
The Thursday evening after the Pennsyl-
wanna election, all the faithful rallied to their
wigwam in Springfield, and voted to give Mr.
Lincold call. So lighting their torches
they formed in procession, and with band
of music, marched to his residence After
surrounding his house, they called for Lin
coin with loud voices, when Senator Trum-
bull, who was on a visit to Mr. Lincoln, came
to the door and asked the crowd to excuse
"Oid Abe, as he did not wish TO commence
then following m the footsteps of the illus
trious stephen, and make stump or door step
speeches, but gave notice that Mr. Lincoln
would make a speech at the east wing OF the
Capitol ON the lth Of March next, which
promise pleased the people much, and giving
three cheers for Mr.. Lincoln, they marched
to the wgwam, Keeping it warm until mid
night with singing and speaking.
It was my good fortune 90 spend a half
hour with Mr.. Lincoln 10 his reception room
at the state House in Springfield In com
many with T. ID HnsL f., 90 SL.r.L.r..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
pROF. GATCHEL's ADDRESs.

The address of Prof Gatchcl, Thursday
evening was a vigorous Republican effort.
The Speaker asked, docs the Constitution
recognize the rightof property in man - lie
promised that there was only two parties
the old rail splitter on one side an the split
up democracy on the other He stated that
the usual quotation of the language Of the
iathers,- that "all men arc born free and
equal lis a mistake. There may be arti-
fcal inequalities in birth, which is of man
by creation which is of God all are equal.
The Constitution may recognize the cr'stepce OF
slavery but ito does not recognize the principle
I'VE, the people meant when the Constitu-
ton was framed, colorcd as we'll as white
colonists,-for negroes in the old l3 State.
we're privileged to vote and negroes fought in
the revolution. When Judge fancy state.
that the Constitution expressly afiirms tn,
right Of property in man he states a ialschood
1t may perhaps be inferred from it, but II
nowhere expressly ahirms it, Ifthis was so
what becomes of popular Sovereignty L
the Constitution guarantees to each either
the right of property in man and the right O
holding his property in any State, then nc
State has a right to exclude the Shareholder
and his slave.
Prof Gatchel spoke about an hour and a
half and brought out his points forcibly and in
an interesting manner.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02
BAD FOR THE DOG QUESTION.

SHEEP KrLLED.-Z. II. q A. S. Garfield OF
Arlington lost over twenty-five sheep, last
week on Wednesday, by dogs The Baane,
suggests that law be passed requiring every
owner of dog within two miles of any place
where sheep are killed, to prove an abb for
his animal, OF be taxed for his share Of dam
ages.
IL Within the last eight years, Ireland
has lost one-tenth Of its population by emf
grafton.
~ Caught in her own net" as the man
said when he saw one of the fair sex hitched
in her own crnoline.
OMAHA, Oct l8.-Morton, Democrat, is
positively elected To Congress. Tho Legis-
lature stands as follows Ilousc-R epubh-
cans -, Democrats II; Council each &, one
douhtml
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House Senator who introduced such BILL when they
will attend 90 the same adopted.
The Speaker announced che select committee on bill
regulating ~ fees NJ county clerk
lnmoillc County, Mr. Morgan OF johnson,
Addison Atwood of Monkton,
bennington lSiockwcll Of Glastonbury,
Caledonia Thompson Of Lyndon,
Chuendon Miner u Hincsburgh,
Essex Rich Of Canaan,
Franklin Wells Of Fletcher
Grand Isle Hutchns Of North Hero,
Orange Smith Of Corinth
Orleans Hunt N jay,
Rutland Dickinson of Benson,
Washington Haskns Of Morctoau,
Windhau Scott OF Halifax,
windsor Robinson Of Baltimore
Petitions referred by Mr. Granger of pittslord Of
Ihos Boguo and SO others. in relation o fencing high
ways; also hy the same of Hitchcock and 100 oth-
ers, the same subject to the on agriculture BY
Mr. Bacon Of Sunderland Of Loyel Leach for rcmuncra-
tinn for expenses incurred in pursuing feon to the
com on agriculture.
Bih introduced and rcteyred-By Mr. Cotton Of Iras-
burgh, to pay Loavtt Barett 10 the com on claims.
By Mr. Sheldon Of Rupert, amend sec GS chap Is s.
relating to town auditors to the on the judiciary.
by Mr. Bachelor Of Dorset in relation 90 the exhibition
Of circuscs 10 the com ways aud means. Bv ME-
Aldrioh Of Barre TO pay Ira Harrington to the com
claims.
Senate bills reGrred-Providine for the better protcc.
ton Of certain property to the the Judiciary In
relation TO common schools 90 the con. education.
EHHf0"cd NtW.-In relation 90 mortgages " machin-
cry; passed. I'm relation highways ordered 10 lie
aud De the special order or Tuesday afternoon 40 half
past two o'clock To incorporate the y Homeopathic
college OF Physicians and Surgeons constituting Cal
win Ellis Brewster her-at-law Of certain persons re-
storing Newell Wright 20 his legal rights 10 incorporate
the Preachers Aid Society seycraly passed.
ON motion Of Mr. Pngry Of Wcathersfeld the House
adjourned.