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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
NaobrttEt

miro hermit 9rseben, bae Der lluterjcidnete
als 9ieminitratcr brr Nintcrla6enlChaft bes
oerilortenen @eorge Bilbaneer
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ben thre Aedlnuu9en binnen Delo9ter 3ctt
peblbrifdti9t einsubrinaen.
Soenrp 0isfen, 9lon'cr.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
Q(n Dae aoubltfnttt.

Ia BET bem jeeigen Dfteren hpben Wdhers
itano NIB ocm nod, man9elhaften 3nltonee
uufereS g3aGerperf6, bad SHDoronhpa6cr
MIR Az oft in eem rbern Iheil Der Staot
9iuslid) febIt, lcmerben bic 9igenthiImer BON
nperaut6, beIpnoers in oem uutern 3heil
Ger Staot erin9enoIt eriud,t, oa6 QSa0cr
nidt duf II II { b / &c QB le fpe9laus
fen 81 laeen, unb ibre alIenfdDs nlan9eIbaf'
ten oDbrants unperSil9Iid su repariren,-
2Irdl 1T fdcu mebrnIalen 9nSci9e 0cmadlt
wcroen, oaB beIcnoerS i'm pbern Gbeil Der
Stoct cine 9IujabI SDorautS oeS 9tadltS rfs
fen aelasen tperben, tuootird nid,t alIcin els
he 9roee Wen9e Wolier 9dnSltdb UerIrrrn
9ebt, loubern bahelbe itd oud III oem 9BaIs
Icrbcbdltcr nidt At lnmrclu in Stanoe III,
lino Der Wor9el beGelben openrdl nod mchr
bcf6reert miro pesmc9en Die 8erlpalter Id,
auf bic Silli0fcit unb @iuIldt Der @inmobner
ocrlaecu, bamit bieiem WiBbrand fitnfti9
Elm @nec 9cmatbt weroen mO9c.
c,noem Der 0rcee 9fueen ilno bic beionoere
9Gihti9fett, iluierc Staet btnldngidb nit 9cs
Iuneem SueIlwa0er Al oerleben, rcn jcoem
Burger anerfanut werben muB, 70 bretencr
Gd Die Serpalter biclcr GjcIc9enbcit, Ole @iut
wcbncr lbcrboupt, uno belcnecr6 Gle SNduS.
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nen 2tcil ibrcs @crmO9cns tcm Stcf ccr
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bewerfileIi9et weroen fam.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
2eBte Grtrnerun9.

9lle uub Gcbe bic nod, in ben StObrbiihern
bes llnterfd,riebenen Iduloig fuo, tperben
bierburd, ncdmals ernitIif Caber 9efpiB gum
lesten Mal) erinnert, 70 baIb als mO9lid abs
subeiablen. SllIe fpelde biele freunofhafflis
DIE @inlabun9 ueridumen, sniIden nun unb
eem 1lten September Hidti9feit su mad,en,
baben I'D, felblt bic Sbulo ;u 9eben, tpann
fIe llnfclten evhaIten inbem mad, bela9tem
Datum bic Binder sinem Sriebensridter gum
@intreben iiber9eben pcreen.
0aoio @eblnan.
Sber,Miifcro, slu9. 3. 1912. nq-5m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
Court 9Drcfloiltattpn.

Sintcmal ber ad,tbnre Sob 8anfs,
lrcGbents2id,tcr III ben pcrld1ieoencn Scnrs
ten Upn @ciicu 0lcaS pom orittcn 9erid,f6s
8cSrf, beltebeno aus ben SduntieS Serfs,
9tcrtbdnptpu nno eed)d, in Stddt YcnuiIls
Udnien, in Strait IeiueS @lmtc6 YreGoentridp
ter oer1d)iecener Scurtelt opn SDer uno Sers
miner II. alloemeiner @jefdu0uies s@rleoi9uii9
in belo0teu @duutic6; ltuo s. s.. Nubc,
unb SpGepb Sdger, @l1ittrcs, @cbnlfss
9iidter Der Scurtcu bon SDer uno 1ermtncr
uub aa9cnictncr @jefdn9niB @rlebt9un9 fur
bic 9iid,tuug BON Nnnpts NIB onoern Berbres
deu in erIaotem qcdla @auntp, iren Sefebl
an MIDI 9erid)tet bdbcn, ipcrln &c cine @enrt
ucn Svcr uno Sermler liilo oierteljdbri9er
SiBun9 BON Common pleas anbcraumcn,
ncldle 0ebalten meroen fol- III Der Staot
slHcntallu, fir oaS @auntD eedld, anf ben
5ten Wipnta9 I'M Wipuat 9ln9uif,
1912, rpcltbeS Der 80. Gag bes bcla9ten Mc'
nots il, II. ,pclde cine 9Hcdc banern fptro.
So ipiro hermit 0tad)ri6t 9e9eben
an alIe 8rieocnsridlter itno @eultabel inners
balb beS bcIagten @aunties ppn eedla, baB
Ge baun unb oaIelbif Id) III ei9cner pericu
nit ibren 9iolls, Hecprc6, Suquiltticnen uns
@raminaticnen einuIuben baben, um ibren
pfihtcn Dor cria9ter Court absuwarten.
9eB9lei6en, iperoen at6 ale oieje'
ui9en, tpeld)e 9e9cn @efangeue in bem @e
/ lfdn9uiB oeS @aunties 9ed)a als &ld9er cbel
3eugen aufSutretcn baben, beuadlriftiget
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babelt um oieIelben III prc1eauren: tpie q
ibnen 9ieebt biiufen mag.
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sltleutaun, ciefen l3teu Gag SuIi i'm Sabl
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@eor9e @etberbplp, S6eriff.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-17
Neue Gnter.


Die llnterIdriebeuen babrn fcebsu Ium
8erfauf crbalten
BOO Stilfe Sattune.
200 0lusline.
so 9cfirbte eapns.
80 9in9bams.
90 @ambrooHS.
$50 Dub. palm etafmo essbCrn 6ite.
10 Gc9sbeaes Wolafes.
10 3uder.
40 Sdde 8affee.
200 Sal;.
50 @anse, babe uno oiertel Barrel
Shib unb Wafreleu, 6cnig, 9eroducte 9Ieps
fet uub pfiritde, SarbesStcfTs, &c.
rprldes fir nebit eincm 9rcsen enforcement
anberer Sitter, bic ;u ibrem @eId,dft sebSs
rem an berab9eictten preiieti iu Uerfaufcm
9cbenfen.
Dreb, SaF9er uno 60.
elllentauit, Suni 8. nq-3m
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
RHODE ISLAND.

Affairs are rapidly approaching crisis in this
STATE. A meeting Of The people ofN. TO express
their sympathy with thu friends Of the new Con-
s,i,nliou in Rhode Island, WA held on the evening
Of the 27il, inst The Ete. Post publishes The iol
loving extract from letter dated
Providence. April %.
The waters in these Plantations, are again in
motion. Last Saturday evening. the lih Ward
volunteers para,rd our streets in complete milita-
~ ORDER they were drilled and armed as The 'law
directs" This morning we had the information
that special session Of the General Assembly was
called; for what purpose we cannot yet divine -
They cane together at one % clock, The" adjourn
p,i to half pas, iwr. When the, came together a.
gain the Governor sent m n message. " hch brralhrs
the spirit Of war. instead of conrili,tion. In the
,n-sS,ye, he says. thu, he in the present crisis If
affairs is nnw Hing tn 90 farther without ndyis-
NV committee. A committee was appointed 10
take into consideration the message, and report
The most advisable way To proreed Many ol the
meml era look us though they had seen trouble
The Assembly, after reading the message and APP
pointing an advisory commnilee, adjourned to to-
morrow. Our people are in good spirits. The
volunteers of the Alb and 9th Wards have called
meetings to distribute arms, and Of course will be
ambitious 10 show their teeth.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

We really s,mp,ihize with the "priva,e Secre-
iarv," IN the last DISASTROUS unnrciirui elertnp
Ia really Too bad. for him 10 b. thus throw into
such state Of mpnnrhun, f,r the interest Of this
Gland vt steady habits and wondrn nu'n,cgI -
However, we think the State will moi be carried
out Of the country. or will her rights he n,gerlrd.
notwithstanding III" Gears and misgi,ings Of The
'Privnir Secretary" She has fallen lnin sound
and honest hands. where her interest will be res
pe"irh and watched over.
The People have no, COL through with these wings,
who made such trit promises aud sung such the
songs in 1870 The sword will h. passed round
20 "hil'em again hinm hald' hit EN- high and
hit EN- low!'' Al If these ''hi'.'' they mnsi get
brinre III" people have done with them. The far
n,rrs will "hn EN-" when he, are obliged 10 sell
hei' wOoi for rs cents per pound
Bur. Sentinel.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
WOOL AGAIN.

Since our last, we have received copy Of the
Bill for Tariff Introduced by the wings, whirhwe
then noticed, upon information derived from other
sources. he Bill provides !or II duty on wuul
(Which costs more than cents per pound IN the
To,eign m0rLei,) y4 ceats per pOund, aud ~ pei
cent upon such cost.
If spanish wool, for instance, can be hough'
Gas we are Informed it cnu,) for 20 ceuls in SPAN,
add cents, Is - crnls and u per cehi On 20 eta
ii, say, 1, aud i makes about Is cents per pound
rs til price heIe
Now it is notorious thai the farmer canrol raise
wuol of the spanish grades al rs cents.
but there Is still greater difficulty. That
runous clause Of the compromise hill, adm ulug
wuo costing rrnis and nnler joe n any, Under
the operation Of which lO,0OO,OOO pounds we're
Imported last year, i, ltil u,toHcdeL
hr advantage taken under this clause is grow
ing every year into more III p"rluuce To the wool
gruwrI. Last year an du'0unl equal 10 about 0ne
fourth of the quanl! produced b! u, wa. npor.
ted zee " dWg
II Is done in thi, way; the manufacturers send
then agents To Europe, where they buy the wo"l
II, 50 mEct per pOn"d on The sleeps tdch; then
see il snrrn, aid,s i, con T. ot ii thrown into
mudd, pco, or 50 in prrguatcd Win dat, as that
when it dries read, 10 pack, it reduces the lrre
h, mrre =, & the weight, 50 ns t" bring i al rlght
cents per pound III It's ii III, stale; aud thus comes
here J,ee q dmy, where II Is cleanSrd aud he
comes fine lrOOi which would cot here, 40 or so
cents per pound. hut Is in This VA, ohluinrd for
sutue 10 or 20 ur "a cents per pound. " DOL
sowrrs. can you compete with Foreigners At this
RATE You may here see hnw much YOU get hi
supporting pIpr-la,ers for office. This is their
IRE, .o,r for fine, lean industry. 1--we Of few
aud hatred Of The many. Farmers! new Il" YOU
Ike mhig rules I,ow dc the, pa, You for voting
for lhrm' How uu h better oi are you, smre
The, came iuo power, IN prices, in none,, IN cred
hin projection (D and in character has the
uaton h. EN- raised in Us 'lgn, b, the srrny con-
duet of Congress are l,auds less frequent are
there less hrawls ON the floor Of Congress; less
lrudS and rancorous nnluo,iirs; less disregard Of
law, nf morals, decency, mdn dual and official
rights; more d.lnrrrsrd pliilo,lsIn; less members
sent to state prison Tor forgery, less who d,srrve
10 30 there. less breaking Of promises, less MiIutes
of BANKS, aud of lin aud nlquily Fellow ciIi-
2rns poudrr these questions well and then ask
yourselves, if yon have not been long enough de-
ceNed.-Bu,. SeHH4el
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
CONGR ESS.

WAsHiNGToN, April 2s, 1912.
SENATE. After the PRESENTATION Of solue I'M
important memorials and reports # I'm committees,
The Senator from Ohio, (Slr AlIen) asreeabIy with
IA pledge given yesterday, called up the resolution
submitted by him in rela,iuus to the Rhode Island
difficulties.
Mr. Preston hoped it would no, be taken up,and
caIIod f." til" ,'"> ""d Gays, ~hich wete ordered.
Mr. Calhoun understand that information Of an
important character had been received At the State
Department tins morning. II 81 he should vote in
the negative.
Mr. ~wague of r, |. responded alrmalive!y.
Mr. kmg aud Mr Alien wi,hpd the Senator 10
state the nature Of the communications reported.
Oh.cl,ouS were made, aud the yeas aud NAYS
We're called,
leus-NlrsSrS Allen. Archer, Benton Huchunnn,
AlcRohcrS, Sewer, lappdn. " oodbLry, " rights.
NAYS MrsSrS lugh Barron. Bates, Ba,ard,
Calhoun, Chnae, Culhbml, Clay ton, Conrud I ri'-
ienden, rveus, Fulton, Graham, Huntington, King.
Nanguu, Menirk, Norehrah, Phe ps, Preston,
Simmons, Smith of ind., Soulhnrd, Sprague, Sur
gcon, iallnedge, White, Woodbrnlge-2s.
April 30, 1912.
SENATE. The canal and diplomatic approplia-
non wv rom me IIOu~t WIS HghNl Ulktn up, Tue
question being on agreeing To the numerous amend
nienls reported b, the committee ON finance. A
long debate arose ON various items relating TO the
settlement Of private land claims in florida, and
The anoun, Of compensation ofcounsel in atien ling
to such claims.
House.. Mr. Gushing moved Reconsideration
Of the vote by which. On Yesterday, the report If
\lr Pnniniexter. relative 10 the New YORK custom
house, had been ordered to be printed.
On this motion drhale ensured; whirh orcu
pied the entire session; it was at tines of quite ex
citing and angry character, and onre 81 ne nppre-
hr,lslons were entertained of one uf tho =" displays
with which the house has occasionally been known
10 indulge the nation. 1t lnrlnnmt-l, terminated
without, such excess. and fnall, when the ,ole was
taken, the vote TO reconsider was negalyed-y cas-
IS. nays 81.
I Ie House ,hrn proceeded to the consideration
Of private bills.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
Montpelier, April 26, 1912.
State Committee.

Reiuciogthe Thrift. The Eug' ish are about 10
reduce the duties ON many articles Of import to a
considerable extcnt--to one which the Suffering
poor Of that country must feel and apprecale.-
The duty on many articles Of American production
has been materially reduced. Such as fish. fruit,
butter, cheese clover seed, skins, tar, turpen'lne
brstles, slraw-brid. tallow, &c.-a virtual ac-
he taxed for the ne,e benefit Of sustaining =" home
productions Here is bad argument for the
.'ilone League" People will not be starved or
made 10 60 naked Just for the purpose of enriching
a few manufacturers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
THE DiFFE3ENCE.

The following resolution was unanimously ndop-
ted ut recent meeting of he Chiltenden County
Democratic Convention
"Reso.rd, hat in The opinion of this Convcn-
ton. no Uooi, Of a"g description, MpUid te M
hniucei into the UaHel STATES, from JoIeig"
countries, free Of duiy'
The following il an extract of Washington let
ter fnm Hon. Moses Slrong, which shows how lit
tie The manufacturer care for the wool growing IN
leIesi
II have heard j, asserted by these manufacture
crs TINT Vrrnnnt uH raise HOoi for 7 " EN-
TY FIVE CENTS per pouad!' ~ he sn',e
g,,nr is now pia, ny here WAS play ed when the
Tariff Was first land. The manufacturers contend
lh'r wool ough 10 he imported free"
I his is The love which the Wing leaders exhibit
for the iarnler aud laboring nan.
BUT AGAIN
Let ms note another difference.
Under the Tariff Law Of 1882 while Gen. Jack
son was in office, The duty on woo exceeding eigh.
cents per pound AT the pace from whrrce II WAS
exported was four cents pen Ib and forty cents nd
vaOreni.
We do moi say that the above duty wns high
enough; hut what will the farmer say-wmt will
The opponents Of Gen. jackson say, when they
learn that The new taiIl Till, rrpnrled b, The Com.
miilec Of Manufacturers under why adn,iulSlia-
tim, proposed To reduce the nd ,ourrm duty on
this kind of To IUehiy sir per ce 4tum showing
a difference Of FOURTEEN pc cent!
This, we suppose, is thu promised Wing reform
Farmers how do you like il ?-No'th Star.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06

ted, having made no returns. So il it likewise
material to observ that fractions are, in all nstan-
ccs, discarded; because, anxious to present mere
/, the general truth desire not To obscure il by
ihmat"ral PARTICULARS,
sin the til>I parr, then, out of the last iIst j.
ment, paid as II was IN The notes of suspended
banks, (worlh on average AT the tine but about
ninety cents in the dollar, those institutions thus
maneslIy guned, without an equivalent, neal one
million of dollars. To this, and next in order, are
10 be added IS, 554 600 which Injured to the bene-
Gt Of the banks, in the form Of laons made to stock
invested, and deposlel made in them. Then sa
recipients ci this fund, come the private cou pa
MES, incorporated mainly with view 10 internal
impro vrupnls, and TO whon $685. went rs
stock aud loans. Aud finally, Of the total sam,
SsiN 1913 900 were distributed 10 the towns aud
counties Of The States, to be loaned by them GAS
wn, generally the iici) IN banks, 10 other c"rpn-
mlious and 10 The wealthy few anIons the cil-
2ens who were able to pledge property for lis
p,lmrnt.
- hus from an anal isis If The reports madeby
twenty Of ihr states, does II ln"nneSlhIl appear,
that, of thu twenty FIVE nillon two hundred and
lhiIt, innr thousand dallars, dawn fist by thu
taxing power of ih,s Government, from the Whole
nod, III the prope twenty nj hon five hundred
anh If, sin h0uIGrh lnurod. in ~ dlSlrlhuilnn. To
the benefit of the banking and other chartered as
socn,onS, aud 10 the favored f;w-not the needy,
hu the rich The towns and counties; whist, IN
the other hand. hut nhou.li,e millions Gone fifth
Of The great agarrgnle) was applied to public works
undertaken by the Siaies--lo the payment of their
debts and 'Iri current eXprudllnre--ihr only form
in whirh the people could feel the benefit Of the
reduction of their laAes."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06

The work "Retreachment and Reiorm,'
has already been begun, and though the task is
lIercu'ean to remedy all the evils of twelve years
Of misruIe yet We have an abiding confidence IN
great aud good results not Ear remote. Bur Fee
PieSs
Yes, and this il The WY your "Re,renchmrnt
and Reform" goes on.
The following is compiled from Senate Docu-
menl, No. lib. 1t comes up TO the LIST ofJanuary,
1911, embracing only ten months of Wing rule
By letter from Mr. Upshur, it appears that about
80 of The milshpnan have been appointed by him.
gears 1889, 40, Al, amt ~.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
For the Spirit ofMe Age.
MAPLE. SUGAR.

Mr. Eastman, Sir:--Presnning lint The renters of
YOUR paper feel an nrres, in all facts that tend 10
deyelnpe the resources Of our state. ". hd the
curiosity ~ we called on lhr farmers Of the town
of Ponfrei for the purpose ofassess'nent I" enquire
~ to the amount Of Maple Sugar made by them The
pas, season, the result was that there wis nlade
py the inhabitants Of the town. 81, sos, lhs. which
nj the usual price Of 8 cents per Id. amounts 10
81. EOS 20. which is more that the amount Of the
town, state and school tax. paid by the inhabitants
Of the Town the iwo past YEAR,. We commenced
,be assessment on the the fifth Of last month. which
was some len days before the close of the season,
and it is probable thai there was several Thousand
mounds made iha we did not ascertain. A the
Labor Of making sugar, is performed at u time
when the duties nf the f,rn, do not call, it may be
considered a. so much saved, il Congress will az
ord us small protection to wool we will make
our sugar.
GARDNER WINSLOW,)
CROSBY MILLER. : assessors
EDMUND HODGES,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-06
WHO ARE THE FRIENDS OF LABOR1

In the House nl Representatives ii few days
since, Mr Fillmore, of New York, II leading Wing
member of Congress, and Chairman Of the COM
mlllre of ways and means mo'ed 10 fix aud nd
rUiOftm duiy Of 20 per cent. on tea and coffee. 10
he sent nplr, ~ u distinct fund lul the reden plon
Of the Whig iOaR.
I his is the sympathy and regard the wings have
for The lohorng poor man, who 'enrns his daily
bread b, the sweat Of the brow" lie must not
have lutte tea or coffee after he has performed n
hard days wurk--oh! no! 1t must he taxed 50 ~
Ia put oui ofhlS reach and M me but >our lords
hankers, nrlIorratI and nnhuhI can have any VI
these articles. Is This the friendship the poor lunn
wants II lo,ks In me ike tn. friendship the
wo manIrstS In the lamb when the latter fats IN
To the jaws Of The former.
What kLd OF protection Is this To our American
industry Is il the Hlnd III protection we want
TAXING the necessary aritcieS of iIe--iriirIes
which enter i1tO The co1Sn%p iiOa Of almost ttery
I0mHy-and thus making the poor ma" cO1iribuie
rs much 10 the DpP)H Of the gOrernme II. ~ the
rich arSincrai who rolls in hi. carriage aud four,
aud who has his millions hoar lei mp. l. thus the
way 10 pr"teci our iqiusiry BY turing the n-res.
sarv articles Of fc-arlices whirh ca4HOf he pro-
ince IL orr cOuniry, and leiriog afiitieS which
come i, direct compettio, 10 protect themselves ?
f his il the proic, ion the wings want, then for
heavens sake deliver ~ from them. | he kind cf
encouragement we surprised We wanted WAS p,O-
hcii,n on articles whtch come ia direct c0mpe-
Wio1 ruth The hbor Of 0ur count u articles
whrh can be- produced in our O'rn cOuDirG. fen
enlargement i given thrm,w hi'r our manufactures
are IN their mfnry. Let ever, fiIuer look ut
these things, aud mink rel the cOu, SC uhiggtiv
lakes in regard 10 the weifdIe Of the iHboring and
/ iiusiii0us many.- BuI. Seatinsi.
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spirit of tie A1e.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1912.
"0nce more TO the breach"
PROSPECTUS.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
FOR THREE MONTHS.

The Subscriber, will publish an edition Of hi
paper hall, its present size, for the three months
Immediately proceeding the annual election in TIL.
State, which will contain all the political reading
naller Of the regular weekly edition, and will be
entirely devoted to politics.
Whatever can be- done by this paper towards
redecnins Vermont from the present exlravayonl
and incompetent d,ulsty, and towards protecting
her yeonlanrl Gom the selfish designs Of their viii.
enemies will be done us well as we can do it. 1t
is hoped that those who feel an interest in that
matter will lend hand to the work.
TERMS.
For one copy, the three months ,5O.--From one
to oov"nr, five pa ANY number se,ent!
i've 20.
The papers must in all cases, be sent to one nd.
dress, and paid for in advance.
TO county and town committees, who order any
number from two To five hundred, eighteen, and
any number over five hundred file,n cents per
copy,
;C-TDIhe first number will be issued about the
first ofIune.
ANY of our brethren of the press in The State
who will give this prospectus few insertions will
be entitled to a sna act of courlrsey.
G. q. EASTMAN.
Woodstock, May, 9Th 1912.
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In this weeks paper viii he found IA cali f., II
State Convention. There is no time 10 be lost On
the par, of our friends who wish to see the denoc-
racy Of the State fall, represented,
There wi be no opportunity for our friends in The
county publish calls for regular town meetings
for the purpose of appointing Delegates; but we
hope, AS bs' they can, among themselves, the d"
mocracy Of every town will see that two, nj least,
" lher number are SEM on 10 !he conyenllOn.