Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-10-05

me south may be led TO abolish slavery OF
Us own accord This is such tyranny as
there is no enduring
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N'','' ',''' ~ l'e d, ,''''e' 'u"a''y zoa' looo.
''' ! "''u 'Ne uoc''lhe lAat a wise states
.i''' "''' a'' ms avs 10 'ne wants. cohul-
''Sua 1u" '"'c'e5'S oi 'ue people ." oe govern
ca uy mem 5'I','g "''y 'r V''y essential Z"
m I % WTpE az" ,I ",'',S, M ~ %T ot,>e,
/ WOULD VOTE FOR RETAINING AND
MAINTAINING SLAVERY RECAT-SE /
BELIEVE THE GOOD or THAT pEO-
Pile WOULD REQUIRE IT - Couo,,s-
siogal GL.Le 1s5s-eo r,,c sso
~ Winter Davis, Member of Congress
from baltimore IN nus speech last evening de-
c'areu tnat belI was ms hrot cnolce out he
preferred the success OF Lincoln to either OF
the Democratic candidates.
~ A paragraph in A baltimore manor saws
that there are over fifteen Thousand acres Of
fine farming land in st. Nlnry's county. Mary
land. for sale. the owners being about TO en-
igrato to Texas. These are. no doubt. the
planters of that region. and the lands tbcy
abandon are. for their cheaoness. ouite tempt.
ing to farmers who cultivate vegetables for
the market This interest is rapidlv possess-
ing itself Of the seaboard districts Of Maryland
and Virginia.
To- The Pitt.bur, Chronicle saws lato in
telliqence from the oil districts rcyoaIs tho
fact that the celebrated Tideout we'll stnppcd
flowing over the ton. after throwing some Two
hundred barrels Ont of two hundred and
Vile, only thirty-four are vet pumpinp oil.
r-y- m ,rA,,..a.. a.
- ,y NO n',l = ",ioNS '"o Jn
was Olivor tal,nso,, H.. ia
swer TO his name and on ho;n, LII w, ~" 80.
his fine. Mr. r. GiIbert bandeds 1 tSo Cna5t ' -,
the summons, on which was written the fol-
lowing -
"The within named party asks to be ex-
cused from the service to which he is herein
summoned on the ground that he is held by
PIonc oPInloh 70 oe crazy because ne is the
.! vI'.ol ol '1o anu, slavery otauuatu' paper
80. ".'," '"s 'u' i'S oV90 '"o i'n'heu'a'e aoo-
',,'ou u ''1T.!!, an" 'ne u'sso'ut.on OF 'he
Va" O"''u' ~ So,enan' Win ue"'h
"''' "' - 0,,,5e'1 wv" i,eii'
'eneu' ohi'LE JOHNSON
-l,. D"u,3or ''o"'0 pe'sona'ly appear yeS'ei-
4"' ''0' "'"b'
~ The New York Abeud Zeitung saws
that in 1856 barely one-half or two-fnhs of
the naturalized Germans cast their votes for
Fremont; but in 1860 from two-thirds to
.'le','o9' 'uS-,u nu"'oef rom eight 20 hine
y 'n9 German voters ol the Guy
VI ~" olN VIZ cast 'he'r SURFACES Ior Lln-
So'"' rIou'ont en'lro vote IN the eity was
''ss tu"u o'su'cGn thousand h'ncoln Will
,io' ue '0's lna" 'n'rty-hVe tho"S@nu' scarce
y 0''na" Puo"cah "aru meeting Is held
a, AZ "u'o" NUMBER OF democrats DO not have
'nonse'Nes ohtolied IN the hst OF republican
VOTERS ror all lhiS' thanks 10 fusion
70 The Lynchburg (VaN Republioan
nrecNohrlcBe organ announces that "tho
the llghthlnS hash snail convey the
ln'ei',sence OF the election oi Lincoln It will
'n'ui' 10 inc oree@e lne nag oil dlsnnion'
lU-A DR.. Stephen Duncan of Mississipni
a large planter, and well known in the North
has written letter. in which he saws .-"If
the Union is to be dissolved. |, for one. would