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,,r,lc journal we feel that a responsibility rests
mon rs to exert all the energies We possess ana
oil the influence which through the instrumentai'
itv of the press We can command, IN wrestling inc
Rims of Government from the hands of those un'
srrupuluus rulers who by daring usurpatlon OIL
mower have involved US in difficulties ana periiS
more fatal than the country has ever before OK
,.or;oroo1 A vast amount Of human blood, ana
,o,,r,,;ns of treasures drawn from the hard earn
;,cs of our people are being expended upon inc
fields Of Mexico 10 crafty The cruel aiioi'io" u
men invested with Office whose faglIiouS meS ures
are designed to perpetuafe the giant c''Se Vi
.,,,orv and seriously threaten TO end IN the dsSo-
linton of this glorious republic
should not every good wing place himself in
zion 10 efIcctuay cooperate in the great work
srox,cllinr from the seats of power those who
-. tl,us brewing upon the very vitals of the COM
MOI, wealth and should they not feel that the
circulation of good Wig papers arc intimately
,o,nected with success in this momentous enter
,-;..a Should they not endeavor 10 give the
,,idest possibc circulation and decided prefer
.ncc to those whig journals which for years have
,rovcd true to wing principlesand sustained them
,;,b i,lcxbe >teadincss and unfolding fortitudc.
W. have every reason to he thankful for the
.,eadr and constantly increasing patronage which
che vhics of Addison County and elsewhere have
v;cldcd tho Galaxy But while our opponents
and especially the aboliiioni>fs are stranng every
n,ryc a. they express it to ''circ,datc The I'oc7'
e..,s. Of error, let every wing be equally jealous
10 rropagaic the truth.
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tod war. The occasion was the introduction
into the House of Representatives, by Mr..
Houston of Delaware, of resolution of thanks
to General Taylor and his men, for the battle
of Buena Vista. Mr.. Henly moved an amend
ment by adding these words, "engoged as they
,rere in attending the honor and rights cfhe
,aatiom,' when Mr. Ashmun moved to amend
the amendment by adding the words, "in ,car
unnecessarily and mconStitutionally begun By
the President Of the United States" This a.
mendment was sustained: Yeas IS, Nays 81.
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PRACTICE OF LAW.

BE- law Of New York recently enacted all
prr,on, Of good moral character although not ad-
mi,;cd as attorneys. may manage IL suit for any
other person if specially authorized by the party
for that purpose ana such person Is entitled to the
same fees as regularly admitted attorneys. The
Regulars AMI other hiehminded gentlemen in the
empire STATE think this is quite return to Bar
lari>m But all this HIS been enacted in Yer
mont from the beginning of tl,e government and
set mot o.l2 e, St in nv Hundred is managed by
the iI,,-r.02cr'-
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UOOL.-D.aH so per cent.

UOOL.-D'ity S0per cant
There have been some sales of fleece Wool
during the past week. at little under our for
mer quotations. Pulled wool begins to come
in more freely; but we do not hear ofany large
s,cs. The amount of domestic wool in mar
ket at the present time is not large but is tho't
to be quite sufficient for the wants of manufac-
lures until another shearing. The large fac
tories are generally supplied. with full stock,
and owing 10 the low prices obtained for VOL
len goods, some considerable portion of the
machinery in the smaller factories has been
stopped, and will not run again until the de
cline in wool or advance in goods, shall afford
fair prospect Of. remunerating prices.
Prime SaXOny Eleeccs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1t will be seen 10y our Congressional record
that Mr.. Calhoun has made a bold and eloquent
speech in the Senate on his anti-w5r rcsou-
tons. There is nothing equiyocal in his IAN
guage, no mincing in his unqualified condem-
nation of the war against Mexico. He dcnOun-
ces it as a scheme for conquest and annexation
which will bring nothing but disaster to the
c1sintly and its institutions
Zen. Cas- the most unprinciplcd and hollow
hearted office seeker in the Union, has pub
li,hcl letter in which he dcnomces the
Wilmot Proviso In doing this dc has imita-
ted the examples OF Dallas and Buchanan in
hctraying the North to secure the sutfrages of
thc South. There is nothing 80 humiliating tc
true hearted republican, as to find men
'ash rank, and of the first intelligence, bctray-
ing the canse Of the people, and with the pro-
LESSONS of Democracy on their lips. 80 deserving
lis true principles, as TO advocate the extern
sion Of perpetual slavery, If there is thun-
derbolt in Heaven more fiery than any other.
| II would seem as if it should be hurled against
such base apostates from freedoms cause. But
these despicable dough-faces will at last be re-
lected by the people and despised by the South
Aersclf, who will fully appreciate the fagitious-
aess of their betrayal of the North.
\ Vote has at length been taken in the House
" Representatives, which pronounces the
Judgement Of the people against Mr.. Polk and
us pleas of justification for involving the
''n'ry in this bloody. expensive and protrac-
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NOTICE.

The ANIMAL meeting Of The Stockholders of the
MildlclrrY Manufacturing Company, for the
rhuirc OF officers aud The transaction of other COM
pamv bn.incSS, Kill lac held at the Vermont Hotel
in Alid,ichury. on Thursday 27th day of January
1918, &c one o'c.ock =. VI.
RISSEL NALLETT, Clerk.
MiddlebnFy, Dec. %, lS47-
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GOODS! GOODS!

New Goods, notold ones, but all fresh and new
OF every description, consisting OF Staple and fan
cy Dry GOods, Mufis and BoaS, Victorines But
ialo Robes, Carpets, Otter Caps, Boots G. Shoes,
together with 10 hhds. Sugars, 10 of MoiasSeS, y
Chests Of Tea Ind ten thousand other articles are
now offered al unheanl of low Lriees, NO MIS-
TAKE. Great inducements to Cash Custom, IT'S
now offered. Now is your time to cothe and feed
Yourselves cheap. P.W. COLLINS.
VerSennes, Dec 20; 1917.
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The BEAT ALT--Job Lane, Esq, af Corn
wall 4 few days since killed two wcathers,
whose talow alone weighed So IL lbs. The
same sheep last year sheared l6 81 pounds OF
wool.
Where can fattcr things be made than in
good old Corn'raH, and who among her far
mers can excel our friend LANE
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UNITED STATES. ARSENAL,
Fayetteville. n. Carolina. D
March 2. 1877.
DR. FowLE.


DR. FowLE,
Dear Sir:-Having used several bottles
Of Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry in my
family. for The complaints for which it is re
commended, with decided beneficial effect.
checriully advise my friends and all others
who may need medicine of that kind, 10
Try il. G. a. SCH WARZMAN.
N Il. We do not ask The pablo TO rely
solely upon recommendations produced from
@iates Far distant. where the persons cannot
DC known but having testimony from every
Siate III the Union, we reIer all who have
any doubts about The efficacy of this highly
popular and useful medicine. TO their own
neighborf who have used the article.
Beware of countrricis aud limitations
Syrups, and all other Preparations of Wild
Cherry. Remember. they only initiate in
Il m c, without possessing The virtues. Buy
none hut The genuine and original.
DR.. lI-istar,s balsam n rid cherry.
Signed. BUTTS on The wrapper
SETH FOWLE, Proprietor,
Boston Mass.
For sale by. w P r. SEC.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Nondtty Jan 4, 1915
Rfported Jo the Daily 4drcrtiser

I"FO''u Ut NC 11udJ -fuftIItStI
FLoUR-Moderate sales at the closing rates
on Saturday.-AIicligan 6 so, and Ohio IS
a l 1; of the latter, 600 bb!s uninspected sold
this morning at Sc per Dbl.
GRAIN-As usual at the beginning of the
week, there is but little doing. New yellow
flat Corn, we quote &C 7Sc, and pc white IS
a zoe per bu. Oats Northern, 52c do.
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STATE OF VERMONT. !
District of Addison SIS
Be il remembered that al Probate Court held
al MiddlebuIy in and for the District OF Addison
on the 9Th day of January y. ,. 1878.
John NJ. Weeks executor Of the last will and
testament of
ALMON PINNEY,
late of said MiddlebnIy deceased, presents his
administrator accounts for aliowancel is there
fore ordered that said account lie considered
for allowance by this Court, to he held at the
Office of the Register of this Court in ss:l1 Middle
burr, on Thursday the Sd day CT February next
at one 0 'clock in The afternoon and that notice
thereof be given oall persons interested halth
may appear and make their objections, if any
hey NAV have, to the allowance Of said account
by publishing certified copy of this order in. the
Middlebnry Galaxy. newspaper printed at said
Miidlebury, thee weeks successfully previous
10 the time of saidCouTt'
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record.
81 Attest, Jed S. Bushnell, Register.
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DAGUERREOTYPIST

is now prepared to do the most ample justice 10
any kind Of portrait; profile, or picture on the
most reasonable Terms. He will take pictures
sinsly, in pairs and by the dozen, separately, COL
Ieclively, and promiScuonsly, To the man with
family Of six, he will take the lot at dollar &
quarter a head; If family with twenty in il,
he will take The crowd for nothing, and board
himself.
He will 90 TO the houses of the lazy and the
sick, bring his trap along with him-He will DO
the business, not scurvily, obScurely Or unsatiS-
iactodly, but in handsome, art>t-like manner.
SPECIMENS at No I, Nichols building, incu-
ding picture of the Senate, lS1i-some Of the
most distinguished men in the Union-some not
sodiStinguished, and some Of the likciest looking
girls in the cOuniry-in short, soft of travelling
museum picture gallery. Abundance fee
y. 3. Mr. Baldwin will be at New Haven
Street on next week Tuesday
Middlebury, Dec. %, 1877. IS.
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SUBSTITUTE
FOR
EAG AlL OARS,

By request. have deposited at I.arrabccs Point
250O0bs of Mill Feed. for Horses. Cattle and
Sheep, which is offered for sale at 500, to $3.50
for l0Olbs. or from l6 to 3lcts per bushel accor-
ding TO quality.
Mr.. S. b. Rockwell viii attend to the sale and
delivery of the same. J. y, WILLARD.
Troy, y. Y. Dec LIST, ls47.
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December 9th. 1917.


STATE or VERMONT. I
District of Addison IS.
Be il remembered, that alta Probate Court held
at Mddebury in and for the district oil Addi-
olson, on the 10th day of JaHuary A. u. ISIS:
John Simonds and Lyman p. White admins
traitors Of the estate of
JOSEPH SIMONDS
late Of Whiting i'll said District deceased pesent
their petition in writing to this Court praying Tor
license to sell the real estate Of said deceased Tor
the purpose Of paving the debts Of the deceased
and the expenses of administration, and therein
set forth the amount of debts of said deceased the
expenses of administration, the value OF the per-
sonaI estate. and the situation of the real estate
and that it is necessary to sell all the real estate
of the deceased for the purpose aforesaid IL Is
thereupon ordered by this Court. that said petition
be considered at the session of this Cont TO DC
held at the office of the Register of this Court I'D
said AIiddIebury. on Thursday the Sd day OF Feb
ruary next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon; and
that notice thereof be gwen to all persons inter
ested, that they may appear and make their Cd
iections if any they may have, to said license be-
ing granted. by publishing certified copy OF th5
order in the Middlebury Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said MiddIebury-three weeks success
siyely previous to the time of said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record, 81
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
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DAGUERREOTYPE
GOODS.

One hundred Gross of Plates and Gases.
German and American Cameras and every
article in the line for sale at New York prices
Inv
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DIED,

In Whitehall, Y Y, Dec 3Oih 1917. Saran
H. daughter OF II. c. and E. E. Nichols. aged
one year and two months.
Sweet child, thou did'st but bud on earth,
To blossom and ripen in Heaven
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BRINSMAID & BROTHERS

JEWELERS., BURLINGTON, VT.
Cash orders promptly and satisfactorily an
swered and liberal discounts to those who buy
by the gross at one time. T. F. Cooper's and
r. G. Beesiey's fine Duplex Watches and fine
Levers for sale 81; 3w.
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Rutland and Burlington
Railroad.

TWO assessments of five dollars each, have
been laid by the Directors, on each share Of tho
capital stock of the RUTLAND s. BuRIISGToS
Rail-Road Company-one made payable on ths
goth day Of january next. and the other on the
18th day of February next.
Payment may he made at the Banks Of BurlfiG
tou, Eergen1es, MSldleburv! Rutland, Black liiF-
or or Bellows Falls, Cheshire Bank, Keenc \. II ,
to Edward Pickering, Esq, No. e., State Street
Boston, or to the Treasurer at Middlebury, VI
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer.
Shddiehnry. December :, lS47. $3.50
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MARRIED..

In Cornwall by the Rev. l.. L. Tilden, Mr.
Charlr< K. Ford, to Miss Caroline f. StowelI.
daughter OF C.. S:owell. Esq.
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NaETDHlLEBURY
Iron STORE

THE subscriber takes this method OF re-
turning his thanks /, the public for the lber-
al patronage which has been bestowed upon
him during The past year : and TO saw in con-
sequence thereof he has finally determined
to make this village his permanent residence
and TO continue Tn much larger scale ::
which the increasing business OF The coun-
&c and
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Bonnet Satins, Ribbons &c. &C

y fresh supply just received and for sale
by L. VALLETTE.
January 10th 1913
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GE' In pursuance to previouc notice, the
" Washington Engine Go. No. L. met at the
Vermont Hotel or the 9TH inst, for choice of
officers, and elected
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LEVI PECK. Captain,
NJ. :. DORRANCE,
j. DAVENPORT,
G.. NJ. BROWN,
HORACE CRANE.
\. HARRINGTON, J
!. j. COOK.
J. II. SIMMONS. Secret
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DA A07Nl5nZsyhna ,.

HAVING visited all the desirable places in
the Union-besid-S many not 50 desirable-and
collected all theimprovcments of the divine art of
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Wrought and Cast Iron


Having purchased The entire stock in the
Iron trade Of C.. NJ. Simmons, he has now
the pleasure Of announcing 10 the country At
large, that his Store contains The only COM
piete assortment Of Cast and Wrought Iron
in this village.
Constantly on hand at the most reduced
rates.
Iiar, Round, Square and Hoop
Iron; Round and square cast
English, American, and
German Steel;
Nail Rods, Horse Nails, Gutter
shoes; Wrought and cut Nails;
Crowbars, chains, Axes,
Hammers, Washers,
Grindstone cranks, and Rollers,
&c. &c. sc.
NaleabIe Iron Wrenches. Udcgon Borss,
Nuts, &c. Sc.
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STOVES
And Pipe Flows and Cauldron Kettles
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,

Tabor Flows, sizes Wainwright do. sizes
Wilson do. 3 sizes; Eagle and Side Hill do,
Cultivators. Cauldrons sizes, Cast Iron Sleigh
Shoes all sizes. Oven and Arch mouths; Sad
Irons and Talor'S Irons; Plow Points. &c &c.
Douglass Cast Iron Pumps, Lewis do; COPPER
Pumps with Cast Iron Rotary tops, a ner 0rtirlc:
Brass Kettles; Sheet Lead: Sheet Zluc; Lead
Pipe, and full assortment Of Sheet Iron; Tin &
Hollow Ware Job work done as usual
Most kinds Of Stove and Machinery castings
that have been made her9 for the last lweuIy
years will lie made to order Most kinds OF
produce received in payment,
WANTED any quality of old Cast Iron
ny moltois
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS
and presume no one in want Of any thing in
The above line will purchase before looking at the
largest assortment in the County.
Prices will DC made satisfactory.
+. C. CARPENTER.
MiddcbuTy Nov % 1871
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W. p. Russell Agent.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-07

INFLATED HoRsE CoLLAR.--A horse collar
has been invented in England which must lie re,
gartied as a very great Improvement II con-
sists Of tube Of India rubber os other suitable
substance, inflated with air like liie.prescryer.
Its advantage IS that il its the horse exactly,
easily, and without undue pressure on any part.
and leaves the breast and joints Of the fone-legs
nee from the jolting and sudden pressure 70
which the couimon collar subjects thepi,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-07

p ~ e5I iIV5i256 s73,093,4l4
Showing an increase in value for ls47, of
$2l, 9S7, 1888, and this is exclusive Of the value
of that leaving the Hudson, probably nearly as
much more. ~ isif sS ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-01-07

Some idea of the magnitude of The business
done on the Erie Canal, may be gathered from
the value Of the property which came 10 thc
Hudson, from April to November inclusive rs
monlhs), in = w 1896. fsaz y
Wood, timber, &c, $3.50 2sl a.. 7ss s7s
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
RYTHER & PLATT.

OFFICE-..No. wHEELERs sroNR BUILDING,
TFRMs-To single subscribers, $500 year. To
Companies, and those who pay in advance a liberal
discount will be made.
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SINGULAR COMPLAINT.

AN. York correspondent OF The New
aux Advertiser gives an account OF mai
adv. for which there is no provision IN mo-
t,prn pharmacnpGias, and which Is very
preyaient in certain quarters Of the great
civ. We regret to learn tina, 1t has been
Introduced into Boston, and that at many
of our ne,ghboring watering places It Is
the reigning disease. The following dag
nosis is furnished by the correspondent l"
whom we have referred:
II resembles fain,mg somewhat eAceP'
,ha, the sufferer is not actually deprived o'
strength. but only thinks so. Mh'le 'n'
delusion lasts. however. the diiefehce y
unimpor.ant. and the consequences quit
as bad. So heavy is It's pressure as u
take two horses. sometimes four, TO r.
move the patient from one place to ano,f
err. And tits no, The fee. only that al
paraly zed; but frequently the hands al
unable 10 do anything all day long. but
apita,e a fan. or curl u whisker, except
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meal times. when = supernatural energy
. impaired for The nnnce.
When This eisordeE assaults lzb0rer or
marianne, he u nal iang Tor this world.
Ills legs are la feeble 10 support him in
his daily walks 81 lie. hul strong enough
- carry him 10 poor house. which lie
would he sure 10 find, wrre II : thousand
milrs away.
This dangerous malady seizes is Eie-
Tins every where but in cities mnsl Of
az. New York i crowded with The sick.
When indisidaals are struck BY II in the
country. ihey lose III strength immediate
y. The hoe and spade drop from their
weak grs.p. and ths plough 70 len in the
middle Of The fnnow. Up 20 town they
hasten f"r those popular hnsirams. ihs
iniallihle guoseqaill and yardslick. But
these BY No means cure them; they mere
" serve 10 turn The FIRST violent attack in
10 chronic, lingering alrophy. From
flung counters. some become r0unteIlei;-.
tiers; some go Ia the wars. as volunteers;
nlhers involuntary 10 the Tomhs; some
spend their masters money, some their
own: some get wives. Others forget them;
a portion fancy that the Elysian fields are
situated someN here on the Jersey shore,
and so crnss The ferry 10 HobOksn. while
bolder class take passage To Hell Gate
direct. 49,
What is The name Of this seourge Of the
race! The French call il Ia parssss. The
vulgar English name Tor il is laEiness.
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rmnrove, Process in the lIanufac

ture of Flour.--A mode has been invent
ed hv :. Bcntz. of Boonsboro, Maryland,
Of hulling wheat and other gains, SO as
entirely to rcmnve the outer skin. by which
a pure white llnur is made unmlxeG WIN
The usual bran. The advantages claimed
for /, are. that saving in time in grind
inc is effected of from twenty-five I" tiiy
per cent, and of forty 10 tifiy-two pounds
ofwhea, in each barrel. and that It is rem
dered capable Of enduring The hea, oil hot
climates. Mr.. Rentz smpposes that the
fine particles el bran remaining in The or
dinarv flnur is the reason why II sonrs
Specimens Of grain, before and after thus
process. and also of The bran and hull re
moved, have been furnished the Pa'en
Office, and the method has received ih'
hish commentator Of gentleman engaged
in agriculture.
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A Friends Reasons. think, said
Friend the other day, thai il n is our iner-
liable /" destiny" 10 have I,ocofoco Pre-
sideni, il would be the best for the country
that Polk shouli he continued in office.
The reason for this opinion he illustrated
by the following snecdoie: An cid lady
who was tenant TO a very oyerhearing
landlord, discovering him on certain oc-
casion approaching The house, got upon
her knees and prayed so as 10 be heard
by him. that his. "span Of life" might be
prolracied even far beyond that OF her own.
The landlord having heard the prayer, was
induced TO ask the old lady why she had
PRAYED for him, as he was not aware of
ever having conferred any benefac.ion up
on her, calculated TO interest her in his be.
half! True, said The old lady, you never
SSfrsHhidIaihFr, whom Tounl 10 be quite a
hard landlord; after his death | was a
tenant l." your father, and he was harder
landlord than your grandfather; and when
your father died became your tenant, and
found 10 my sorrow that you were worse
than both put together. lprayed therefore,
that your life might be spared, "lesl = still
greater evil come upon me" in the person
of your son. So. said the Friend, Jackson
was a hard President, Van Buren, harder,
and Polk worse than both put together, and
that sooner than change him for another
I.ocofoco. he though. that in order 10 avoid
a still greater evil il was better for the
country, that James should be KEEP, in
Office. The same Friend remarked, that,
as between Cass, a maker Of rar, and
Taylor maker Of peace, il was his "mani-
fest destiny" to vote for Zachary. believ-
. ing that hls election would secure The gan-
: guilty aud prosperity of the country.