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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05
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" We have received from Mr.. Brown OF ihe I
IVof,bDoo d. dish If lu.,inus tne .trawbcr- ]
-,
RES rom nus garden. lhcic WASH oeIIy
in the number that measured less than four
,f.!.t ,..,.l;.,,
ihOuN0 III Nl'ulliOi'''N'' ''"'Ni' N'"n
their size, they were not particularly hard 20
take. and would mike IA mic chat even a Drin-
~ 49, ' ., -
ter would not scold ABOUT freeman
n .,.....t....... ,.c.,r.1 d, oLovo aro nr
luz '''"""''''0' 'N'''''' W. wv
the variety known as the " wilson Albany
and somo idea Of their average growth may be
gathered from the fact that ON Monday morn
ing quart cup filled at random from the
vines was found TO contain but MY berries
The vines are OF tine second year growth set
out IN rows about two lect apart ana ABOUT
twelve inches apart IN the row. Inc runners
ave not allowed to grow being cut ABOUT Twice
a week. thns giving all the nourshment 10 inc
perry instead OF allowing 1t to be wasted III
inc grown Oh new plants Inc reason SO
many i''l IN ther attempts to cultivate the
strawberry Is from the fact that they give
'heh TO" 't"e attention. allowing tne rum
hers 10 gro" ana form now plants unoer the
mistaken o'llci that the more plants the more
Oeff'es' ms we nave proved iaIIociouS'-
Sra"oorrles' hNo any o'her plant require to
treated and tbo rupncrs kc,t emf hack ,heir
,,,i,;,.,,;,.u ,..;li .i.,.t.. .......
Inc credit for the successful cultivation ct
these strawberries belongs, not to us but to
our "better half"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

CoMrENsArloN.--rhe Philadelphia Press
very Justly says that " one man like Andrew
johnson willrodoem the present era Of Amer
lean history, and sufficiently compensate this
generation for the shame it feels at having
cherished such men as John Bell and A. Ii
Stephens"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

~ Franklin lIazelton, boy nine years of
age, was drowned il tie Winooski river, in
Moretown, on Monday, the 25th.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

L0' The Cdiedonian says that the uniforms
and equipments for the Sd Regiment have ar
rived, and that the work Of distributing them
to the troops commenced on Monday. "Ihc
men look cheerful and loppy in view of the
present prospect Of an carly departure for the
seat of war"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

Look out for stirring news beyond Ar
lington between this and Thursday night
says the telegraph, and "amen" say the pco-
pie.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05
Guatrbman & State Journal.
MONTPELIER, July 5, 1861.
PETITION FOR A COMPROMISE.
BY ZIP. WALTON


MONTPELIER, JULY 5, 1861
PETITION FOR A COMPROMISE.
The New York Post says the following pc
tition has been recently circulated in New
York and Jersey City Two copies at the Of
fce Of Charles Guion, Ne. 10 Wall street,
were signed by more than 700 names:
70 Ms Erreieaoy Abrahag, Lincoln, P,c,ideptofthe
t1iffi Sfffcg.
The undersigned citizens of New York. beg leave to
present 20 you most respectfully aud earnestly the FOL-
lowing considerations
While they hold themselves ready 10 sustain and de-
Tend their governments and you as its legal head. they
respectfully suggest that the only remaining honorable
position ior you 90 take 10 prc,cut the horrors of civil
war and preserve The Uniun is Go adopt hc policy Of an
immediate General Convention OF all The States sug-
gcstcd in your Inaugural This would secure
peaceful solution of our national difficulties. mud IN any
State refuse Co join said Convention o amend thc Con.
stiutinu, Co adjust PEACEFUL SEPARATION. b. would
siaud unanimously condemned before che civilized world.
MPLORE AND BESEECH YOU to- sdort ihis course.
winch You may rest assured Is the real VOICE on TIE
PEOPLE
The above is probably but another of the
many reasonable "peacc movements that
will be brought forward on the assembling Of
Congress; bu' they all smack of the same de-
sign-to embarrass the Administration and
il possible divide the North. Thoy come not
from the real friends Of the Union or Of the
Administration. but from those who seek to
cripple the efforts now being made to suppress
one Of the most notorious tc5sihons the world
ever saw, and can by nv tossible means re-
ceive the least counienance from the Prosi-
dent or any member Of his cabinet. These
700 petitioners profess to hold themselves
ready to sustain and defend their Govern
ment,' and President Lincoln Gas its legal
head :" yet unbIushingly suggest that the
only remaining honorable position for the
~ ~ w W. P'U''"' ''N NV
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"Aas, chat New England pnritanical stupidity iguo-
rance and magniy should have destroy cd Prndcsf IA
brio Il human Government ever devised by man The
hue Bopublirauism fuof bck y exist, only u the Sou-
theru Confgdcracy - ome Ga coUier.
The above is from the Rome, Georgia, Con-
rier Of June A. a paper owned and edited by
Mr.. NJ. Dwinoll, formerly of Calais in this
county, but now serving in the confederate
army in Virginia. It seems almost incredu-
lous that man who has been educated in the
free schools of Vermont, and is graduate Of
the Vermont University, "haying voluntarily
cast his lot with the genteel christian white
people Of Georgia - we quote from the Con-
rier) should SO far forget the land of his birth
and the home of his kindred as to accuse his
native State, her institutions and her people,
Of puritanical stupidity, ignorance and ma
Lightly Alas for the degrading influences
Of those "gented christian rhle people Of
Georgia. May we never realize its blessed
ness.
The "prtect despotism" of the Northern gov
eminent, where free thought, free schools, free
speech, and freedom in its widest sense, sub
jet only to wholesome restraints, are not on
ly tolerated, but protected by the strong arm
of the law, and where thes government itself
is from the people end by the people is a
libel on the good sense of the editor of the
Courier. He states thai which he tnops is
absolutely false. But when he arrogates to
the southern Conledoracy the only " true Re
publicanism,' he must have forgotten or have
been wilfully ignorant Of the complete reign
OF terror that poryados that whole land Free
speech is gagged, and the man who daros to
proclaim his devotion 10 the Union does it at
the peril Of his life; freedom of thought is in
terdioIed' aud those who are suspected even
Of sympathy with the government under which
they have enjoyed the blessings Of life iiber-
~ and property, are no longer tolerated in
their midst the peopie are not allowed a
voice in the affairs Of government, but arc
driven on by the mad ambition of seltappoint-
ed dlctators. Aud yet the editor of the Cou-
r'er calls all this f" true Ropublicani,n :" 1t
is a lasting disgrace To the State Of Vermont
that such degeneraey can claim pAron,ago
among her green bills.
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7
II Is escertained from an official source that
about 100000 stands of arms have already
been issued, leaving holt that number at least
still on hand, with others being constantly
manufactured. These arms are additional 10
those furnished by the state authorities. -
None have been ordered from abroad through
the ordnance bureau, hence the recent impor
tations must he on state or private account.
Dealers and inventors are daily offering "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

INV YORK, June 30.
A boy II, named T. s Rugges, son OF
Col huggles, late Of the army. but now COM
mandor OF the rebels at Fredericksburg. Va.
has been arrested here as an emissary Of jeff
Davis.
The IribanGs Washington dispatch saws
the whole number Of rebel troops IN VIRGINIA
by a rebsl estimate. is 10000, of which as y
900 have arrived, but not over Is 900 can be
concentrated at given point, The largest
number now at one point is 5000, at Manas-
sas Junction. 5000 choice men are at York
town. The number at Richmond does not
exceed six thousand.
Norfolk is regarded impregnable The re.
bells do not intend to make a stand against
the government at any point, and will only
hold position at Manassas a short time il al.
tackled. /, is not their purpose to engage in
pitched battle. but to harrass and pick of our
men in guerilla warfare.
Beauregards advance camp from Sprinfeld
Fairfax Court House is mostly in dense forest
between the Railroad and River Turnpike and
into this laboryinth they no doubt wish to
draw federal troops.
Information has been received from Texn,
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Prof. q. j. Woods
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AND
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

clsrk-BAziL n. EDxossToS.
Auditor -JuHs MEHKiSCER.
Trensurer-THEoprEE SnSpERMASs.
Recorder SrErHEx JERcEI.
Sherif-JoHS WnKEL.
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HARVEY NICHOLSON.
j. b. BicKwERmERT, Commissioners.
WA III. GREEx.
OFFICERS or BAiEBRiDcE TOWNSHIP.
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Ut appearing 10 The satisfaction q nc nm
d~ersigned, Clerk, by The AFFIDAVIT q = de
in,e crested person. that the detendsn, above
named i rot . resident Of The Sis'e ~ IL
diana. The ssid John ". Fisher y here
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Der. ID said county. commencing % me -
MONDAY ia January, 1862. when and wherv
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WASHINGTON PLANS.

The Boston Traveller of May 10th mentions the re-
turn Of a delegation who had gone from that cit to
Washington for the purpose Of cgging en- Old Alb and
his advisers. The d legation composed o! Judge
HoAr, Attorney General Foster, and 9th According
TO the Traveller these worthless ieport-
That Washington is safe-'ss safe as Boston
There troops there than needed for her de-
fence and all troops will be designated for aggressive
warfare whenever the hour shall ocme
All the members OF the different delegations unite
10 giving high praise to the President IL ia lot bril-.
isl man. classical scholar not endowed with the PER-
al dignity of appearance belonging to some men
Drt of executive ability Glear-headed, not
afraid OF hsrd work, good judge OF men, and bis
thoughts not the offspring Ct ether mems minds, but
are subject to his own control
The policy of Washington has been changed by the
great pressure from the North Gen. Scott and ia
of the opinion that the question be settled with
out much fighting; that the cutting of supplies OF
goods and munitions from the North the sric; block
ade Of the ports the Withholding of cotton from its e
gitimate market and the occupancy OF certain strong
military DOS nOus would deveope freedom OF action
aud a resurrection Of the Union spirit that would end
tie var without much b!oodshed. Mastery inactivity
would be his preference and the policy Of the Ad-
Ginstraon till it evident that the North would not
be coutented with such position. More aggressive &C
ton has therefore been determined or and If should
happen TO get whipped ia the first encountre it becomes
"a TO remember that have forced the admin, raon
into offensive warfare, and have right TO complain OF
the result.
Gosport navy yard will be Immediately and certainly
r,taken. Hspers Ferry is more doubiu Ii Ii strong
position hill side and well fortified and yet oil TO
military importance in the present contest ANY attack
would lead to the destruction OF the buildings and of the
long bridge ether side. As the possession of points
beo@ would possession oil it, it may be bet
Ter TO wait little while and have it returned unijurod
Liz decided rttake it, il will be because Of the po-
li.cal effect Of the movement, not OF the military.