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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-17

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StaStsSDmmiHartat


Baltimore, IA. Sept. 1868.
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(YlUNA8rDlO) glert BET Stabtcpmnti6dre
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Baltimore, ben IL. Sept. 1864
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coin. - Das SUlIe 8a9IergebntB berer5beri
unisrn Steg. Dtr ba6en In isbem County
bes Staates 8eTeet, ale Ssuatpren unb / ber
Neprdientanten eetpdblt. @pn 100, 900 ct.
TT unlere Ntaiositdt 10000.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-23

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-23

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Yb1tniria fHr @innanperer unb Neiienee.

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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
Vermont at Hamburg.

Speaking about the exhibition of sheep, the
Hamburg correspondence of the Tribune says:
1.-The exhibition of sheep is the finest and
largest ever made in Europe. More than seven
teen hundred have been entered. France.
England and the German States are largely
represented. The United states are represented
IN this department by twelve sheep from the
State of Vermont They are from the flock of
George Campbell, Eeq., of that State 1t is
matter OF no small honor to the United States,
and Vermont in particular, that these twelve
sheep have taken three prizes-two first and one
second. The two first were in the class for
bucks, one for quality, and one Tor quantity.
The second was in the class for ewes for both
quality and quality. The amount of the first
prizes IS fifty thalers each equal to thirty eight
dollars In American gold. The entry of twelve
American sheep was made public through the
press OF Germany several weeks before the Fair,
and it was regarded as great joke that America
should for moment think of competing with
Germany in sheep. But the competition has
been emlnently succeesful-and the long faces
OF the other exhibitors indicate their mortitica-
ton and disappointment. All honor to America.
and particularly to Vermont, through whose in
fuence these sheep are here, and these laurels
for America won. Vermont has shown much
enterprise In this matter she was the first
Sta to to appoint Commissioner, and has shown
q most commendable activity throughous. Tie
Hon. Daniel Needham, Commissioner from Yer
mont, has been untiringly industrious in behalf
OF America. Two American gentlemen only,
were honored with positions on the iuries-Mr.
Baldwin of New York, and Col. Needham of
Vermont.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

REGISTERING LAWS As UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Gen. Jackson in bis farewell address to the
people of the United States, laid down the
American doctrine with regard to testing the
constitutonality of laws as follows
A." But, in order to maintain the Union unim.
paired, it is absolutely necessary that the laws
passed by the constituted authorities should be
faithfully executed in every part of the country,
and that every good citizen should at all times
stand ready to put down, with the combined
force of the nation, every attempt at unlawful
resistance under whatever pretext 1t may be
made, or whatever shape it may assume, In
constitutional or oppressive laws may no doubt
be passed by Congress, either from erroneous
views, or the want of due consldera ton if they
are within reach of judicial authority, the rem
edy is peaceful and easy and if, from the char
acter Of the law, it is an abuse of power not
within the control of the Judiciary, then free
discussion and calm appeals to reason and to
the justice of the people will not fail to redress
the wrong. But until the law shall be declared
void by the courts, or repealed by Congress, no
individual or combination of individuals can be
justified in forcibly resisting its execution. 1t
Is impossible that any government can continue
TO exist upon any other principles. 1t would
cease to be government, and be unworthy OF
the name, if it had not the power to enforce the
execution of its own laws within it's own sphere
of action"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
Letter from Hon. Alvah Bean.

We have received the following letter from
I9n Alyah Bean Of West tairlee, relative t.
the attempts of some of tho Peace Democrat
to claim him as one of then selves
Mr.. EDITOR An exceedingly labourei at
tempt is being made to draw me into newspa-
per Discussion, in consequence of the NINA
ton received, and very many Interpretations
have been put forth to accomplish it. | can
Senator last year, Unexpectedly, unsolicited and
against my own wishes. have again received
the nomination by both conventions, and the
best guaranty l could give for my future
course would be my past acts. | am to-day,
and ever have been, utterly opposed to this re-
belllon, and feel it to be my duty, and the duty
of every man to use his utmost exertion to sup
press it, and restore the Union.
ALvAH BEAN.
West Fairlee August IA, 1868.
In addition to the above letter, we have been
assured by gentlemen who know Mr.. Bean init
mately that he is true Union man, in favor of
vigorous prosecution OF the war by all the
lnstrumentalities at the command of the Gov
eminent We are also reminded that when in
the Senate last year Mr.. Bean voted tor the
following resolu ton
ReSoIved That we cordially approve of the
recent emancipation proclamation of the Pres-
dent of the United States as just in principle,
and wise in policy, as a measure for the sup.
preston of the rebellion. And that Vermont
will cheerfully respond to any call for material
aid to assist in vigorous prosecution of the
war until the authority Of the general Govern
ment is fully established throughout the entire
country.
Why the ArgnS 4 Patriot should endorse Mr..
Bean we cannot imagine. He certainly has no
sympathy with the Democracy advocated by
that paper, as his letter and his past acts abun-
dainty prove,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

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1t is superior to all other maps because it is
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vre in bringing it before the people, at such
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