Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-08

received with loud cheering by the grea-
Ter part of the meeting. A few bigoted
parlizans Kissed, but their malice was put
down by the vast majority of the meeting
Mr. Buxton alluded to the interruption of
MS speech, and said, IL do trust the cause
OF the African will not be sacrificed this
day 10 party feeling. loud cheers.
Inns, however, can say. know the gen.
tieinan who has just entered as one of the
most powerful advocates of our cause,
(cheersl and will pledge myself for him,
mt Ii ne dlscovershls presence here at all
PrrJudices the cause, or is bone of con-
len:'on, he will instantly retire" tCheers ]
Al the conclusion of the regular proceed
'ngs, the meeting again called loudly for
Mr.O Council, but some Tory members
I Of the commIttee instantly gave directors
that the organ should be sci a going, and
thus effectually prevented him from being
heard. The Chronicle declares that the
Committee, by their conduct in this matter,
had offered an insult 10 the country, and
deeply Injured the sacred cause How
ever, we trust The cause can bear this, as
1t has many other burdens, for God is in
1t, aud 1t cannot fail.
Correspondence of N. Y. Com. Advertiser.
THE ANNIvERsARYC OF PAINTING.
BosToN, June 25. 1910.
/ | arrived here yesterday. in season tc
attend the celebration, for which the Bos
tonlans have been preparing for some
time, of the four hundredth anniversary
of printing with movable types A reg
ular holiday was made of it among tn,
trade. The streets where the printing bu
sness is principally carried on were dec
GRATED with flags stretched across them
The offices We're closed, as were also tn
different bookstores in the afternoon, ant
!, no morning papers are to be issued L
day. The procession was formed at tn
State House, at three O'Clock, and pro
ceeded through fremont and several 9th
er sire, Is to Faneuii Hall. where prepars
, tions had been made for the celebration {
the festival. The large room was appro
prately decorated Directly behind til
: chair of the presiding officer was statu
of Faust. On the columns of the hullC
ing, one letter upon each. was the inscriI
: lion. Ar. of printing invented l440.'-
;, On sign boards. arranged completed
! around the apartments, were the name
$ Green. Thomas. Ramage, Dodge, Well
y Ronaidson, Gutenberg, Franklin. Schaei
! er. Clymer, Caxton, Casion, Stanhop
n Bramah, and Napier.
REDUCTION OF Tolls ON Coal
/ will be perceived bv the resolution we tn
:, day publish of the Canal Board, tlat a
i important reduction has been made in ii
rate of Toll charged on mineral coal carr
: ed on our stale canals. The high IA
formerly imposed, OF 9 mills per mile f
i ton OF 1000 pounds, had operated to e
- clude almost entirely this valuable cor
!, modify from our channels Of inland trad
- 1t is now reduced TO mills per mile p
/. ION for Coal passing toward tide water:
-, being equal, at that rate, 10 about one d.
~ tar and Enree ceHtS from the head OF /
If Chenung canal to the city of Albany
4 distance of $50 miles. This liberal a
If we'll timed measure Of encouragement,
>. is believed, will produce the most salu
f. ~ results, not only in cl'eapening he c.
~ OF fuel, anil increasing its cansum!tiC
:, but III adIiug a valuable branch of
come to the revenues of our ca1as.
~ 1t will be seen, also, that a part Of ,
l.. Genesre Valley, canal is about 10 beco
"a. navigable. and that the canal bo;
has made provision for its sup
81 intendence and cor the collection
N tolls upon property transported on it
- Y. Spectator.