Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-11

WAS concerned NuN was Hfl0NtNN 1n uAuN most like
Zoo deceive che eye Than any other The paftcs to ihi
piece uf petty knafefy Nrtc, f we are rightly informed
none other hln tlt editor ui lo Bellows Falls Argus
Atkins and anutAtr person who has been very bust
for the last year m aucoessiu effort t0 disgrace hmaei
with the democratic party, and show 20 the world how
much " quacsery and downright ssouudrcism one man
/ can contain.
The above ia the character Of Atkins as
drawn by Eastman. Now see his dolinca.
tion Of T. p. Redfeld. Ia the Vermont Pa.
triot Of June 4, 1899, Mr.. Eastman drew the
mental and moral portrait Of the democratic
candidate for governor, which those who
have associated with him 10 politics will af.
firm to be a true and perfect portrait Of the
Wan
lt is notorious that Reudod deserted C,ss in 49,
and was elected a Van Buren senator from Orlcaus
county, and that Tor bis tnckory double dealing and
cheating Ia ihr canvass he found convenient u eave
nc county before another oleotlu l s notorious that
after Dc came 90 Montpelier be WAS. if be sult now
one 0f ,hc chief cotibufors 70 che Abo on organ in
Montpelier and t1at through thc columns uf that rapef
ne ana - nave abused and gIaudcrcd thc beit and
uuest democrats iu the Union ltis notorious That
mover did days ox-Nurk Ia che party. and that up 90
the time Dee vas appointed Potmattol was never BE-, boo
political gather uu n Ibis feguu except thc one uhsn
election ul Charles nuuuor 90 thr United States -euatc
ltis notorious THAR l turned thr cold shoulder upon
Pirrces adniJ Van, ,Hnd thc Kane-s aae, that De
went through D. ci,t i'lu ofls5l tho siy lcfusrg
t0 contribute cent tttfds eNpcusos o. even t0 show
I4 MIIfafN lf rlfnNINg or The democracy of Mont
pcri Co f' 'oc nv iht result 10 is notorious that fr
Yeas De haa u 10 sl, fINy way, found fault with cv-
tiy movement 'lH puiyi anu sIaNdcred and snecred
at leaders tlaf He Als ed himself above their as
sorau"ns-trpf a.1f iam iher counsos aud taken e.-
pacul paths tf he hiHni uf a tho NeIfeis should De-
kepi uncoutfunael nr contact with tHr common herd.
rontesr'ndiug lHY to recognize ihe uarf far 90
Fish hoodld sy asa f9x slippery asan cf trea hotous
as an Indian aHd tuihi,as as the wind. wrapped uc
aleri3 ana surrounded by the glory of thc namc-uo-
10Y ftN point IN leading the
with whom be ha. lal has the least iuimsry nr
association deuucrs. Federal ht BIRTH federal Boy
instinct federal ly o4lc1i'u, federal habits allowing
lt 9 pr Jpdiri14.y understood t1at he is democrat
when and "hcn Hty ht can advance bis interests
anI sVese''e hs 1fn private cnaa aud that ~ his
Now. gentlemen, are you ready TO follow
the lead of Atkins, and support Redfeld as
your standard.5earer
Wnen you look around, where will you
find your leaders 10 lS49, those who stood
shoulder 90 shoulder with your beloved East
man Where is Dillingham;, Charles Reed,
Roderick Richardson, Addison Peck, Jack
man, stephen Thomas, and all those men
with whom you thcn associated: Are they
net now ia tine Union ranks, fighting for the
Un3ns
IL you wish 20 look for the present leader,
of the peace party, please look over the files
Of the Patrio, for 1853, and rec it they were
not all in the Cow boy ranks at that time
Now, gentlemen. reflect and look over the
records OF the past, and decide whether you
will stand by the friends of your beloved
Eastman or whether you will follow the lead
OF his deadly enemies, who are ,rying 10 build
up great Southern Contederacy IN opposi-
ton TO the interests of the Free States.
D w. ~ co.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE ELECTED.
BERriN II w. Wheelock. }. Newton
Perrin, l,ish Benjamin, j. e. Bosworth. r..
H Stewart, Daniel Chandler, jr., Norman ID.
sawyer
WopclsrEn-N. A Kelley. w. Il Coop
er, N. T.. Wheeler, Horatio limpleion, Geo.
5. Stone
cALAis.-Alonsa Poarce, Nathaniel Eaton,
j. s.. *. Kent, 80 Bennett, joan Morse,
A. NJ. Foster, j. W Leonard
BRooKFtElD.-F.G q. BigIow, J. r. Cleave-
land, z. +. Ciafn, j. b. Lyman, Sprague
Arnold, Jr, John Lamson, Z. w. Farwell
CuELsEA.-P. C.. Jones, j. w. Jones,
Aaron Davis, Carlos Morse, Philander Rob
oins, Hyde Cabot, Leander Tapin.
TorsHAM--J p. Tabor, @ w. Leavitt,
Calvin Mills. Amherst Perkins, II. l.. Tiliot-
son, A. NJ. Payne, James f. George.
RurEbr.-Thoma- S Bebee j. Parker, T.
l.. sheldon, j j. Jenkins, e. P. sheldon, /.
Farrar, a II. DEMO
BARRE.-Sdllman Wood, Albert Johon-
nett, Nathaniel Chamberhn, VIM. G. White,
Benz. b. Cook, Horace Clapp, Ebenezer
Smith
HUNrINoroN p. Remington, Henry NJ
Judson, r. w. Wells, J. NJ. Johnson, Noble
Ross.
BoLToN-H. H. Hall, s. Deavitt, T. I.
Church, T.. A. Morse, J. II Whitcomb.
EssEX.-D. II. Macomber, T. W. h.
Nichols, Alanson Bliss, A. H. Halbert, D. +.
Slater, Daniel Morgan, A A. lngraham.
RIcHMoND.-N. Fay, E. b. Green, A. l.
Jacobs, f. Ii. Joyner, j. w. sayle-, E. b.
Andrews, S. Colby
PLA1NFIELD.- Cree, Heman II.
Powers, Ebenezer Martin, Justin Kinney,
VIM. y. Foss
EAST MoNTrLIER.-SamlS s. Kelton, Ad-
olson Peck, Squire Bailey, Jocob Rich, Benz.
a Wheeler, Royal Wheeler, Sylvanus Morse.
THREs TuNGs Three things to rever-
ence-reigion, justice and seli-denial
Three things to wish for--health, friends
and cheerful spirt.
Three things to pray for-faith, peace and
purity Of spirit.
Three things TO like-cordiality, good hui
NOR and mirthlulness.
Three things TO avoid-idleness, loquacity
and fppant jestiug.
Three things to cultivate - good books,
good friends and good humor
Three things to contend for--houor, country
and friends. 49,.
Three things to goyern--temper, impulse
and the tongue.
Speaking Of artists, our countryman Powers
demands our large sympathies in his present
deep mourning for the untimely death of his
daughter, lately deceased at Florence. Good
it is TO know and record here that the scup.
tors long absence from home and his constant
triumphs abroad have in no atom weakened
the thorough vigor Of his patriotism am
not at liberty, as wish | were, to signalize
here striking. self-sacrfeing proof of mis- un,
shaken faith and ready work in the good
Union cause. A gentleman just from Rome
tells me pleasant instance of a generous ar
tistic sympathy there with our present trial
Of Freedom. Castellani the rightly celobra-
ted Roman lapidary and goldsmith-banished