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Az, Adjourned Meeting OF the Rumseller
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Thursday afternoon was the tme designated Tor
The kumS-llers 20 meet, 10 hear The memorial read
which the learned six who compose the Committee
had drawn up for The purpose OF presenting il 10 his
Honor he Mayor. Three o'clock was the hour
fixed upon for the meeting assemble. Accordingly
required to Captain Dhvs's (who by the way,
we understand belongs 10 Captain Tylcr's Custom
House Gunrdsl precissly At the time appointed.
Ascerainiug, however, That only about five or sx a.
The democracy had assembled, We did not 60 in,
hGt stationed oursef nj short distance from the
place, in order TO observe these highly respectable
and influential gentlemen as they came along. We
had 10 exercise much patience, lor so lew came that
completely weari"d out. AT O'Clock,
finding that their numbers did not increase they or
rnnized the meeting: alr. A. Smith President Mr.
Johnson Wee President, and DIR. Caeion Secretary
Notwithstanding the boast OF their oraor nj the pre-
yous meeting that they would have 5,0d0 present at
lhls meeting, and notwithstanding the iuli report We
gave uf their proceedings Tuesday, Yet they
could muster altogether only 30 individuals. Soon
after we entered the room, DIR. Griien arose and
stated that they wuud not allow any person 10 re-
main there except Licensed Publicans, and request
ed all Others to leave the room We guess fat
neighb0r did not like 10 have the naines OF those re-
spectacle gentlemen published. he farther re-
marked that this was private meeting, tor the pur-
pose OF forming an Association. Seeing that II wns
useless for Us resist We reilred not sorry, nov"
ever, To part with such company, yet tregrettIng hat
the proceedings OF this highly TeSPecta0le pouy
should be for ever lost 10 the public.


VERMoNr.-We learn from the Albany Evening
Journal that the Wing Convention ct Burlington
on Wednesday last, exceeded in numbers and en-
thusiam that of l840, ten thousand Wings being
on the ground.


The Convention nominated the following ex-
cellcnt ticket -


For Gor.-uor Uo, WILLIAM sLADE of Addison.


- Lieut. Ggrcrn0r f!OR ACE EATON. oi franklin.


Trea4urer. JOHN SPALlliNG or,,
For S,dte Electors al IEDEDlAH; h hAtfds-
Pres cHt =. Pres't5 DE- JOHN PECh


Districts.


L CALVIN TowyLEY ii. CARLOS COOLIDGE
III BENJAMIN SWIFT " ERAsTUs FAIRBANKS


Hon GEORGE P. MARSH was nominated on
the 25th inst by the Wings of the Franklin and
Chittenden District for reelection to Congress.