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From hc - 7, Ersniag Po1.
TIE WOOL GROWERS NOT PRC.
INCWED.

II is impossible, sc believe TO frame n pro'ec-
two tariff which will satisfy all the m,crcirs which
are to be protested. When you lay duty to aid
the w0o'rn manufactures, yoI ars called upon by
the wool grower To protect him also. The mann
rAaturer effects that if non do this, YOU will make
il Impossible for him to manufacture cheap rs To
enter ino successful competition with the importer
Of foreign cloths
In the tariff whrh ha7 jus, been passed, the
| wOullnn manufacturers seen, 10 have fixed the hG
ties to suit themselves, and with an utter dlsrcgr
10 the interests Of the owners Of tinGks. The
BcrE5iuG Wig, paper which zcnlonSly sup.
ports the doc,rnc ot protection, expresses is eS-
IrGmG DISSATISFACTION with tho new tariff in the fol-
lowing terms:
Little attention il + ii To any in,crcs, hu, that
ofpMty, Wool under ri.hl cents pound is ad-
ntllicd duty free, and vet WOO costing three and
hnf cents, equal in quality to half blood merino,
may be imported in lnralcnlnhe quantities. i i,
not time for the people to pause--'o como 10 II
reckoning with their political servants of all par
ties? Think oi banners being displayed in honor
Of men adopting II measure Of protection Of home
industry, and vet il woald not protect the home
production at wool enough 10 make II rag 10 patch
II single hanner with"
The Boston Cuiiir7ior cnn'ncrllrs six different
kinds Of wool imported from South America under
the new tariff, duty FREQ.
"Tbe first kind, Ionu coor,, ,vool ,hor, ,o,
en- inches in length. and nhau, rs fine n, IN, wool
of our course long won sheep, mud such Ms is man.
urc,ured inro rarppts. wor,,pd. conrso blpnte,s
and nngr, cl,,h.,,I co,,,, i, ii,,c, ,,,,.,,a,;;'
! /, our rlqrlot with the wool NJ, on, B,kcwcll and
Other coarse long wonlptl SHEEN TN, s,mrlc i.
very white and clean, and may 10 afforded n,
twelve and hirio sixteen cent, ppr pouud.
"Ihe second Kind il n co,r.e wonl rr n f,o,
grade, lu rs good n. the wool Of the hes, Of our
nlJ r, sh;,,oJ T,nmor shoon anal :, ''''
dap,ed for middle grade Of sa,inel.. coarse y,ol.
en.. and conrnpn blankets. 1900 bale. oc ,b;,
wool were Unmarried into Tim nnr, Of nos,nn t,,,
ys,l, du,y Go, Ir,i;, ,,'noI b., ,,I, ~, 10 %
CENT. p.r n;ound !, ,i1 nGorJ III, in,rnr,o, o,,o,
los nor cen, nroG, mi. ,yno, by cn,,,n,.;,o, l.,
fail ns fino ,s ,lo ,yooi co., ,ooL Go, ',r ~;
ley nrd half I,i.h cnr.,, s,yo Inn, M, o,,i,a ~
n,, and ,r,, r." r"',, -, ,,t;, w. IVY 4"ro ;"
soo7, no. ,,,s,in, ,I,',a 'I M 'no u',''n
80 ~ ."'""5 "'o"'' IN We N"o" ny ac'Ha'
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GeTymanacring.-The Wig Legislative
Committee of Massachusetts, (says the New York
Morning Post) has reported bill to district the
State for the choice of members of Congress- which
appears to exceed in enormity even what the
wings alleged Of the Ohio bill. which they made
their excuse for resisnns before they knew whelh.
er it would pass. Though the democratic party
nearly equals the wing in number Of voters, III,
bill will give all the members of Congress bu, one
to the wings, if parties remain as before Middle
sex, the largest county in the State. with strong
democratic majority, is cut up into four pieces and
attached to parts of whis counties, so us to make
lhe disltics.a all whg.
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Thus the wool glower is left entirely without
protection. During the months of July and Au-
gust, while the compromise law was in operation,
all wool imported was charged with duty of 20
per cent. The WOODEN manufacturers were, Of
course, dissatisfied with This, and anxious for u
change. They have procured the passage ola law
which removes the duty from those kinds of wool
for which they have most occasion. They can
now procure from abroad wool Of quality which
will answer all their purposes, without paying e.
ven the most lrilling tax 10 ihe government. We
do not wonder ut The Impotence expressed by the
Berkshire Whig, at tins gross Partially 10 par
ticuar interest.
For our own part, as long as the revenue is de.
rived from ndirrc, taxes, we do not see why wool
of any quality should be admitted free Of duty
! The farmer who keeps flock Of sheep, has AS
much right To the advantage incidental to rate OF
dures ms the richest proprietor Of manulictorv.
We expect TO hear shortly fiom the agricultural
districts Of the northern States strong expression
Of discomfort with the new tariff The only inter-
est the inhabitants of these districts have in pro-
,ec,iye duties, arises from the l0cks which they
pasture, and Ibis interest has hcen sacrificed 10 in
crease the profits of the manufacturers.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Ttrns.--An arrival at New Orleans, has brought
later dates from Texas. The news is uninpor!an,
The crops are good and money is scarce.
Col. n Lrod with the remainder Of the Santa
Fe prisoners arrived at Galveston on Sunday the
2s uli. having been on. ten days from Vera Cruz
Fourteen Of the men died vt the black ,oniil AT
Vera Cruz, after their liberation, three (none Of
them Amcricans) joined the Mexican service, and
Capt. Holiday died on the passage.
1t i, thought by many in Texas tina, through the
joint inlerpos,on Of the agents of tho United
States and British Governments. \ treaty of peace
may be agreed on between Texas and Mexico, and
that period may be thus pu, to the cG'usion Of
blood.
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(and by the order) ofany society Incorporated or
established for philosophical or literary purposes, or
for the use and by the order of any college, acade-
my, school, or seminary Of learning in tho United
States.
6. Anatomical preparations, models Of machine
ry and Of other inventions and Improvement in
the arts, specimens in natural history. mneralcgy,
and botany, trees, shrubs, plants, bulbs or roots
garden seeds, not otherwise specified ;berres nuts,
and vegetables, used principally in yelng or com
posing d. yes; all dyew Gods in stick, whale and 9TH
or fish oils Of American fisheries, md all the 9TH
er articles the produce Of said fisheries aninms in
ported for breed fish, fresh caught Imported for
daily consumption; fruit, green or dried, from the
West Indies, in bulk; tea and coffee, when imppr.
ted in American vessels from the place Of their
growth.
7. Adhesive ralt for sheaihing vessels, alocs,
anlmony crude argo, assalGrlda, ava loot ,hnrla,
bark of cork tree manufactured; bells Of bell
metal and chimes of hells brass IN pigs or bars,
and old brass; Brazil wood crude brluslon, and
-four Of su phur, bullion, burr stones unwrought,
cochineal coins and gold and siIver,copper imror-
ted in any shape for the use Of the mnl copper in
pigs, or bar, and copper orc, Old copper, cream of
tartar, hInls. ground Hint, gold bullion, gold epa-
uelrtts grlndslones gum hrabic;Snm Senegal gam
trugacan,h, india rubber, 0ukuni, lac dye, lecrhes
,rnC mnnnC,c,nrcd pohn nil. Peruvian ba,k. pu,i.
M ivnry n',s,sr AZ nnri. re,an. nnJ repns saI,.
n,,,s wbsr rruJo s,rs,nar,lI, ,hsIlar siyyer
r,?h,.o Jn,i.s ,re ;n,nn,.J IL, rho Grs, r;ro 40,
,;on, iii, E,,,
Ssc,,r IN cr,c,s Tim, =, al r,crr,or,,cd NJ.
noles ON II ho in'nns,I n In,, If On rsr CON-, adj
ynIorem,
Sec,on II. An additional 10 mar cen, shol, he
Iev;sd an MI cnnJs which shnII he unnr,rd in ycs.
sel, NOT orIhs United Sl,,es-wh,n no speciGio
discrinim,Iion i, made By the hill; and 10 ner cent,
nddi,ionnl ON nil uond, cycep, those branch, from
beyYnd thu Cana Of Gonp Hone in (nreip0 vessels
--nrnyiIrd mo- treniy tr;nui,,ions be- inlripucd
lher,bv.
| Secion IL. An du,ies shall he maid in cosh-or
tho r,nIs v;I no snld ,r,a, 20 dnvs L.,cntion.
ssr,;nn IL nrc.cr;h" tho n,a,,,nL NJ srIng md
mo,rs fl, tho n,ynrr +, recnyer ,hc nyrrrlns
Srcion ii aIows n DRAWINGS, on m,ricn suu,r
refined in ard cyno,trd fran the limited states
eounl in nnoun, 10 the duty maid on the Cnrriun
aurrr II, = CENTS ner p,llon on .uri,s distilled Crom
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Mrs. Tyler,--A Washington correspondent o
compli.hed lady will leave cha,m in the social
circle not easy to bo icd and to the poor, upon
whom her benevolen, heart was ever ready to oe-
STOW attention and comfort, the remembrance Of
hcl name will be sweet
"Alrs Tyler lived and died a Christian; and al
though for many months she had been subject to
to sickness and suffering, in the midst Of all she
could exclam good is tho hand of the Lord: let
him do VIVA, seeme'h him good She was fifty
one years ofage.'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Pah lois Of Ms Reroiuiioa. Those who affect
10 sing lullaby to the friends of free suffrage in R
Island, snys Ia, Baltimore Republican + argus
should read the following picture, descriptive o
tho law which operates so unevcn|y upon the cili.
zens Of that State. The story is told by printer,
now living in Cleveland Oho, who says, that in
suffrage men hended by forty Revolutionary SOL
diers, limping and hobbing along who had never
been allowed 10 vote since the Revolution! They
had pledged "ihrr lives, their fortunes and their
sacred honor in the cau0e Of Freedom" and had
fought manfully tho battles Of their country, bal,
They were found too poor when tho patriotic ser
vices ended, TO vote with the land aris,ocracy Of
Rhode Island.
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BEON YOUR GUARD!

An cy,ra from the Vernon, .Ncycuyy states TIN,
m Infamous extra hns been Published in Wood.
stock, VI. Mt the Office Of The Spirit Of the .qge. Il
reckless aud unpincped Locoloco Sheet contain
i1g lc grossesl lies relating to the election in Yer
mont, for circulation in Maine. upon the eve ol
the election. BE on your grard, BE not deceived.
We published sip,he day oftcr election, giving
what few returns We had received, uihout enc
word Of comment, no, one Of which was sent into
Muino
Them iIarcury folks are mons,rous sucngcious
people. /, was no doubt, tho timely warning
gwen them by Master Tos>on, in relation 10 our
extra, which his great genius "was able for dIsciv-
err" that saved Maine to the wings!
7. 8. Since the preceding was written, we
have found the following in the old Blue Light
Wa,chmap:
In characier.-Thc Spirit Of Iqiqaiiy, it is
said. completed the inf,my i, has acquired in the
hate camPngn,hy sending spurious election returns
for effect in Maine.
This is one and small one, OF the oceans Of
miserable lies that tho coonsLin papers have told
about us. during the late election.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

There nre some hearts so full TO overlooking with
sorrow, that rs Of grief rush forth here and there
once in n while, and cause even merry spirits 10
Groop in sorrow. Some deep and poignant ailc-
lion seems to have dried up The sources of plea
sure, giving everything tbal' grand gloomy and Pc
culiar' aspect so significant o death and the grave
We have friend in Vermont-Mr Eastman, edit
or of the Spirit of the Age, man of Poetical tenn
perament-who forms peculiar Illustration of our
remarks, We have accidentally stumbled upon
a bit of poetry b, him., which possibly ey-
plains how it all happened. lie visited young
lady, and will, signs and tears spread ont his heart
before her, like Il map of the world We give the
conclusion in his own painfully pathetic words.
p'endGd till she seemed to feel
The burning words said;
With murnuring lip and moistened eye
She bent her fairy head,
Till to my own her cheek was pressed
Hopes sunny wing saw
.qnd asked me If / dil'ni pant
4 piece Of gum 10 tha'c
PicGynne.
Well, Pc,you have got OF great one This time.
However, while you are at the North if you'll
dine at the Eagle, and attempt TO walk, neck-and-
neck with US into n haunch Of roast beef-lhe half
of hoglet or platter Of pork and beans, we i'm
ogine You will form different opinion as to "our
sources of pleasure" being "onrey dried up"'
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So says the Boston Courier.

The Tariff has gone into operation. and we no.
iice that various articles subject 10 high rate Of
duty have nIrcady risen in market and The holders
realized what we should consde, fortunes hy .hs
mere operation Of law. May we inquire Of ou,
neghhor Of the Hntchman and Of The wool. grow
ers who voted for Paine 4 Co generally, how 1t is
with wool? Has it risen to A or 50 cents PCT
pound yet
BY the way, we notice in the Boston .filds that
500 bales South American wool (aboui IS GEO
Ibs.) were sold, last week, at former prices; hut
il does not appear that pound Of that raised by
our farmers was sought for BY and bye, we shall
what we shall sec.- Patriot.
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WOOL.

The following is noted in the Boston Courier {
Sept 8.
Since the passage Of tho Tariff there has hcen
more disposition by the manufacturers To purchase
To moderate extent, but there has been no specu-
latNe dennnd, nor any decided improvements in
prices realized. The market may be considered
ns frmcr. Tho supply Of most descriptions Of
woollen goods is higer, and prices exceedingly
low. Until The stock i, materially reduced, and
better prices ara realized, there will not be ina.
ieria increase in The consunp ton Of wool, md
consequently no great advance can be expected ut
present.
So says the Boston Courier.
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TO the public service TO the prejudice OF his Pri-
va,e aiaiIs, without allowing him reasonable
com pensaliOn.
Resoiped, That we have great respect for the
currency called honor with which the Legislator.
of this State, has generally paid off the militia, and
we will be perfectly satisfied with it still, provided
that that honorable body, and the other equally
honorable coordinate departments OF the Govern
ment will take their pay also, in the same coin.
Resoired, That the practice OF annually tinker
ing the military law, is runous To the best inter
esls of that department OF our government and
ought to be disseminated that discordance- conlu-
Notwithstanding disrespect Of Law, and
disgust are its consequences.
On motion, the report Of the committee was ne
copied.
1t was then moved that the preamble and reso-
utions be adopted.
The question of the adoption Of the preamble
Ransom and Cushman was decided in the atFirma-
tive.
The memorial was also adopted
Gen. Cushman introduced the following resclu-
ton
Resolrel, That the law passed in 1871, repeal
ing part oil tle aclS OF 1901 ought 10 ne repeated
and the law Of 1887 remain in force, except the
law Of exemplion-whch was passed
| The following named persons were appointed
delegates to attend the Military Convention, to bo
held ut Montpelier during the next session OF the
Legislature at such time as shall hereafter be des-
ignaled for the holding Of the Convention, viz
Col. I. p. Matthews, Lieut.. Col. A. p Hun,on,
Maj. d. s. Putnam, Capt. NJ. Wheeler Jr. and
Capt ID, A. Lille and the Representative from
each town within the limits Of the 22nd Regiment.
On motion, the following resolution was passed.
Resoired, That The secretary he instructed TO
forward II copy of the proceedings Ct this meeting,
after being signed by The Ch,rnar and himself TO
one or more publishers Of newspapers and tina,
all publishers of newspapers in this State be re-
quesied 10 publish the same.
Meeting adjourned without day.
Up. MATTHEWS, Chairman
NJ. WHEELER JR., Secretary.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

The following letter from Mr. Tyler will be in
,eresng, and il he is to be believed. will show his
views upon some subjects Of national policy, to
have been much misrepresen,ed-
Washington city, June 6, 1912
Gentlemen have To acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter of I'd May, whou, pos,ma'k, which
only reached me Yesterday, in wl ich you say that
DR. Frederick J. Hill has declared in public meet
ing, thu, he "henrd [mel say in the iIarrisburgh
Convention tina, was in favor Of a United States
Bank as II matter Of expectancy, mud ~ the only
means Of regulating the exchanges in the restors-
ton Of u sound currency throughout the Union"
and desiring me either to admit or deny the s'alc-
men thus nmde, so as To relieve you from unln-
territorial error in cnniradcllng il.
In reply, have 10 say, that from my first enter
ing on The theatre Of public life 10 the prcsen, mo-
menr. have uniformly avowed the same opinion,
in all places, 10 nil persons, and on all occasons,
where have expressed an opinion concerning il,
viz; that Congress has no power concpde" 10 it by
the Constitution, to incorporate Bank OF The IN
ion, or to grant any corporate rights out OF tho
District Of Columbia, or II territory OF the United
States. This opinion has been over and over gain
expressed, in The Virginia Lcgs'nluren The House
Of Representatives, and in the Senate Of the U. S.,
by votes, therein recorded, and speeches and re-
ports there made. II has heen also avowed bpfnro
public assemblies, both orally and in writing; and
now, proximity, for the hundredth time, once
more declare, that do not believe that Congress
rls the RICH, 10 charter Bank for the United
States, by express grant, nor by derivation. unless
II case oi necessity shall arise-which do moi be-
leye ever can arise intimately associated with
The existence Of the Government, Such, ] mn
happy to say, was the opinion Of Gen. Harrison,
cod nd null he'd in hia nn
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Democratic maj. 4,27

In Cumberland, seven towns are to be hea I'd
representatives, the wings two, and no choice in
two towns.
In York county there is not a wing elected 10
five other Candidates, by % majority.
In twenly-one towns of Lincoln county, the
wings had majority last year of 333; this year,
the democratic majority is 2ss-dcmccrulic gain,
5S7 votes.
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"Juslice to Harry Of the West"
MAINE ELECTION
The star in the east
brighter than ever!

We have the pleasure ofannouncing to our rea-
ders that another State that went for Hard Cider
in 1870 is redeemed
BE it reco'lecled, that lhe'whigs of Maine went
into The contest under the banner Of "iarry of
the West" having taken, in their conventions,
strong ground in his favor, and bel cid the result!
Returns have been received fiom one hundred
and sixteen towns, which contain the vote of a.
bout half Of the State. In these towns, Fairfield $
majority is four thousand two hundred aud seventy
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RIGHT SIDE Up.

AT tho municipal election in Savannah, Geor-
elected by nna,eragc majority of@c hundrea and
cfrea. Last year nearly the whole ticket went for
coo"ery. The Savannah wing paper Of tho 9Th
says: "Tho democrats swallowed us whole ycster-
day-jus, creased our heads and bollcd US utter
the real American fashion,
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Reriral Of BusiHcss.-Seyeral large ships, il !,
said, are TO be put on the stocks in The course rf
the present month. The keel has also been laid,
by Brown, Of large steamboat. TO play between
this city and Albany. 1t is intended 10 be one Of
the largest class Of boats. having a greater steam
power Than the Troy, and designed 10 ran nigh,
and day, leaving Albany in the morning. and re-
turning the same day. This will be welcome news
10 those who have been thrown out of employ
men, during the hard times ~. Y. Morning
Post.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Tenncsce.--rhe Governor Of Tennessee has
convened an extra session Of the legislature, TO
meet on the third day Of October next The np-
poriionment Of The state into congressional districts
will be one Of the things requiring the action ofhe
legislature:
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Major .lo1h's .Nep York Union zoe, in strong
Tor the Democratic nomination Of Bouck and
Dickinson for Governor and Lieut.. Governor Of
The Empire State. Whigsery in the ascendant
smacks too strong Of the Black Cockade Federal
ism Of '9s to suit Major Noah.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

The Gulf STANDARDIZATION are not want
ing iha, the United States government expects to
end employment Tor the Navy in the Gull of Mex
leo. The Constitution, riy-iour, the s,eam-fris-
alto Missouri, and two largo sloops-of-war, are
shortly expected to JOIN the squadron now laying
in penscOa Bay.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Tie ruling pGssion.-Sigourney, the celebra-
ted punser. when near his death, overheard the
servant inform the doctor, IN whisper, that GER
tain person had fallen into the we'll Sgourney
painfully lifted up his head and inquired, 81 say,
do ctor, did he kick the 6uckei?'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Narai.--Dr. james W. Greene, late Surgeon oil
the Pennsy lvana, at Norfolk, has been appointed
Fleet Surgeon of the Home sqidron, on board the
Gag ship independence, now at Boston.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

This (Thurslay evening" Mons. Caudcrbeck
will perform on the violin nj Whitncy's. No man
has Sc, performed in this part of the country so
well as Mons. G.. and those who arc dcslrious Of
hearing what extraordinary things can be done on
the king of instruments had better attend the con-
cert.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

According to the Chicago Democrat, tho mn.
Jory in this State for the democratic candidate
for Governor will no, vary much from eight lhou-
sand Two thirds Of both branches Of the Legs
turc also will DO democrats.
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irJ"Don't forget that certain Wing Lawyer
no, more than 20 miles from ProctorsviIe SAID we
might as well have lot Of cattle on Committees
as Farmers and Mechanics.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Hon MARCUS MoRToN has been re-nomina-
ted by the democrats Of Massachusetts as their
candidate for Governor, and HENRY II. CHILD
for Lieut.. Governor
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

Franklin says that ,'seven hours sleep is enough
for scholar, eight for a laborer. and nine for a
hog" Who huters,
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Painters Look Oni.--A late Liverpool paper
announces that by a galvanc process lately discov-
cred, color can now be given to Dnugercoiype
lihcnrsscs
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

From Harana,--An arrival at New Orleans re-
ports The yellow fever very bad in Havana.
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"Can you tell me the way 10 the penitcn'iary,''
asked stranger eyes. st--pck the frs, mans
poke; that YOU meet
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

An explanation Of the remarks Of tho Newport,
n II. Argus, and Bay STATE Democrat. in reln
lion 10 the late election in this State is expected.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23

On Orr neshbor talks about our stealing
ma mes. VIVA, party was j, that stole tho name
democrat.
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THE NEW TARIFF.

The following we copy from the New York
Tribune, which presents comparative statement
or the rates Of duties on foreign Imports, under the
tariffs Of 1882 and 1912.
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Dorm 10 Zero.-The federal chuntings about
the 5000 majority for Paine.
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Conncciicut.-An extra session Of the lessla.
iure is 10 be held NJ Hartford, the first Of No, EN-.
Der.
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&pEcit nf tic age.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER %, ls4z.