Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08
JGIatcbman & State JournaI.
BY p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, MARCH 8, 1861.
FROM WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY. Feb. IS, 1861.


FhOM WASHlNuI ON'
IHuRspAF' req 90 lool'
Ar''V"' OF fre''ae" L'"o''"'
Inc ADVENT oil fatoor Aoranam was d
surprise 70 all but a very lew OIL ms '''en"s ;
and It was exactly right Mr.. Lincoln oes'r-
ou 70 enter baltimore as ne ala every o'ne'
CITY, ana TO larry there long enough 10 see
ana be seem but he was oVerru'eu oy MS
itlehus' ana oy oilcia' ADVICE DC Ie'no"-
oerod that MT Buchanan iet connPe'eu J."
le"Ve baiumote oy inc oacN uoo' "nen he
came on 10 take inc Fr's'uen''a' o"a"' !"
Snort naltimore mas d O"u 'PU'".'o" 'o'
NOUS ana mas n"u 1t lot more WA" "''. " ''"'
Jury irooao'y 'her' "o"'" nave Oo'H "
"oo' nau MI Llnco'" '"'Oe P'o''o '"',y
'"' ''''"N '"' ne"''"7
tween the unionists' and the D'snn'onists'-
Hero mo- diecourtoey has heen exhibited 10 the
President elect. or to the Vice President C.
go tA
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Po''0" 'V''! j" VI" '"O0''' "' vi" N"P'''''
ana u' tne'r ho'e's' an" nave '''''''" an '''
courtesy due 10 their position. In the House
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anu oehalc' most OF INC Wu"'"Nl7 PN'" '"Ni
rcsrocts aud ,,crh,,s all would hnvo donc so
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could IL have been done without intcrruptng
business SEVERN 'l inc NVu'"'iu "c"'U''s
In thc Houso nnited with the rost I'm erecting
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Mr.. Lincoln.
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Inc 'dp"'l'
Don't he in hurrv Slate after Slate will
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be broken until Tuesday morning next.
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counted % i'm by every body. IL is possible
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that the hltng mp Will dlsafranpc inc Whole'
yL p.,o, lI,s,,rss
The House rot tired of waiting for the
Peace CONFESS ana on tuesday, Weht1 10 WORK
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Ia lIs own way yesterday we came !" WV
;, T., o,,,c.t Tho d,cloro.orv ,ceolutions
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reputed by Mr. Corwin, came up FIRST.
MI. III .:..- t; Co. , .,.,.4;.,,,;or
Pu'Su S""' '''"'O' icing '"'
al convention was then rejected, 100 to IL
Most of the Republicans would favor a prop
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osltloh lot convention 10 uc V"l'o" q! '"V
States without the intervention of Congress
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that is, to leave the States to call or not
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10 CAL, at thelt ulsVIeuoh - ""1 'hcl
rl;ortod O., tbc Rurrh rropositiOn bocausn il
'JNN'N ~ way -
recommends 10 the States 10 call a convention.
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Next, hel0gg proposition \Squa''CI e"Ne-
o;..,,,,\ ,,,s ,oteI d,v,r hv las ia ar and
'''H"'!I vas '"'1' ~
next the Crittcudpu proposition met the same
late, is TO 50. Next FL molluh was Waue lu
I'LL, an Ga, ,,,i,,t,.,s. l,st 1o4 IN so -
'"oio "'' 'NV i1'''"''N"'' 'N'' -
Tho resolutions were then ddouted I SO to So.
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The Speaker decided lhat separate NuIe
co,ld ro, lao had an those resolutions-so we
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A.. ~. p..,,i,i;..u.
1;.l;l;an n,,,oc ,ho rosoln,ior. and tbo
o,hor si5o di.Iitir, ,beotber mart you will
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.,l 80 90 , , vow ;onorton, Give
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D'a,..,,.,1. s.,,. ,,,, J,o,,. of e.,e,,,,,o,ire,
Of De U"itd Sfnes Of Aa'er'ca a Con2re asseo,b'ed
Of the States y obstruel ofhsder the recovery and
S an Of u he onsnon ~ ,6e United s,nte neons
Tn Nm ss comfy sRG slga d S, y" a
peace Of the Uni'n