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WASHINGTON. D. G.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE SD CONGRESS.
sHNATR.

Tho Senate consists OF two Senators from each
State There thirty one States, represented by
sixty-two Senators.
Wings, in Haiic; Old Line Democrats, in Roman.
Those marked l. D.. Independent Democrats; u
those elected rs Union men; s r.. those elected as
President David r. Atchison
Secretary - Asbury Dlckins.
Tsrm erpiyss Term eapirss
ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
Beni Fitzpatrick 1856 Stephen Adams U) 1857
q. q. Clay 1889 Vacancy 1857
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
r w Johnson* : 1855 David r. Atchison 1885
VIM. K Sebastian 1859 Henry 5. Gey~ 1859
CONNECTICUT NEW HAMPSHIRE.
T,,,nuon S0,ith -- 1855 Moses Norris, jr 1855
Isaac Toucey !. 1857 Jared w. Williams 1859
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK
william M Gwin 1855 Vim, II. Se,oard 1855
John B. Weller 1857 Hamilton Fish 1857
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEY.
James A. Bayard 1857 j. r. Thompson 1857
John M Clayton 1859 William Wright 1853
FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA.
jackson Morton 1855 George f. Badger 1855
Stephen n, Mallory 1851 Vacancy 1889
GEORGIA. OHIO.
w. g. Dawson 1855 s. P. Chase II d. 1855
Robert ToomJs lU.) 1859 Benjamin f. Wade 1857
INDIANA PENNsiLvANIA.
John Petit -- 1855 James Cooper 1855
jesse D. Bright 1857 Richd Brodhead, jr 1857
ILLINOIS. RHODE ISLAND.
James Shields 1855 Charles L. james 1857
Stephen A. Douglas 1859 Philip Allen 1859
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus c. Dodge 1855 A. p. Butler q. RI 1855
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah j. Evans 1853
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE
Ayrtibaia Diaoa 1855 James e. Jones 1857
John IL. Thompson 1859 John Bell 1853
LOUISIANA. TEXAS.
John Slidell III 1855 Thomas j Rusk : 1867
u RI benjamin. : 1859 sam Houston 1859
MAINE yERMoNT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy ---- 1855
Vacancy $500 1859 Solomon Foot : 1857
MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA. }i
Chs Sumner *. d. 1857 j. M. Mason Is. R) 1857
Ed,cas,d Epnsff 1859 X. Nj. I. Hunter 1859
MARYLAND. WISCONSIN
.JuD,ss A. Psarre 1855 Isaac p. Walker 1855
Thomas G. Pratt 1857 Henry Dodge 1857
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cass - 1857
Chas L. Stuart 1853
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Address I. II. STEARNS
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

tlfmk ass1os - ths rtaii =
So a
gas m.ss boz asAgf syosei,pl
ihr agn Tteis s no iff 81 a Be-
,, ,s l,.s &,.uan5. u tac'e aae its
fg.. wafe rsriei slspi3 BE- iatssiss
ls ~ srg .sf sae sssinF saaflac Re-.
i.a' taa fsra.sh. HHuasns, nsfi,ie o.
tas aaaafa 81 xi.sga0a
ter 3d. li.,4s - iis.lss'A rrf,ei
O. ,As seil isunai, l'hs Cofsa,fei ~,iissA'
81 Nsrasa.. ilf has 81 msey scafs
hrea fnaareA 10 lesfhtns and so a
tey elsa.cas asd assiai ssrtfiairad.
,a,. eaaa il,s ies,isisre oommcor'i
~, ea ihe Ne3ss,iA Iio s5.slo sefy
f..frsly ~ hs nes.eci a fhr.- ,,rl,os.is
~ Gee Leg.siuure. ADD 81 fa'qh their
r's-si iinwssspee 10 plsin sud ron
'ieenr ranAef
pea iie Slzie isfsr~a X Ia0c.L
i.sq. u llaliara. sas rsii,ti ssJ. ibouzh
sastporeily 10 Limsel lie .a,d hat
sas qss.ay 81 ils slzio ia ihi. cepu y
sat eaaai 70 ihm n say pan q iss
Nbfa sss ii,ss liapsible is g8au j.
~ sad a. demand So Il ass far grra-
sr li,an tho suppig. he iasash ihai
s.l. yeas. aoi lfss ihaa 100000 sofh
= hials aosld lss qaarFiod in Raliaai
Cas8t.
r., Mr. IIs~srl il4rn made soiae
Yrg acre aatic frrark. soa,e Of ~h..h
81. See cempaay iasshias. aal oibefs
rpi i,cfa iHio SERIOUS thinking
Zoe Pccss was responded 90 by
c u Hayden
A0cf nsher rcmatss ~ D. Cook aud
lIga Zimii Howe aai music from the
Band. il,s compaay broke up. evidently
sisains ilai shcn a like orfasion re-.
is1s, la, ,bey ml shs b. there 10 see. p
-~-ksase size arricirs on eth5baian NJ
ihe Coasts Par, vo si,oaid base na,icod
ihe sci ofasmsuied nn1 wri afrsnsrd
r4em'-ait pf-s-h'nd By Poas q Moesr,
hsusoa. Tary ~ among the best Chem
isis sai u aggisis ~ Ncfmoai.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

rsfre so ustas lfss,aaIsa fHi ss'n b
uaI H.4.ttaltii..as
TIE isths tul1 of book pdbhsh,d By
ParnlEe & Diiloa, y. ", sal seui TO us
eiih rayin ~ - plrsse Dol CO"
We hsvs roi frsd ihe ~otk. and 30 nj
iatepl 10 real u. Wc have 90 cur'nsily 10
b. e,aiiiel by csiminiug "SPiusuai Man-
f-gaiions,~ and puaid much rather lcaru
Whist vii cure ihc potato disease, ihan
~ls, causes ihrsr " manifestations" We
hlve a high rcgsrl FOR some VI those who
believe in-m,l,m s2irtatisn, bat "spird
Hpplr" he M. tenlsl - mike 'hs Ia
hahitaa's Of ihoise worlds 'h'ak better Of
each Other
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

and. if ~ i've ,s W. shanh one l.t ,.
aesm m l1uso Nha come aHHt %
"thai che a,asd nian dlff tsuftrI. .-
To the fionds rl De dcctsd ibis b q a...,
personal ant perpetual stiaca uai Go t..
puhllc, whru d ruhIic man dNs N ts 81 I..a
,iiitfcuIlg ltf. bees 80 zee nii oi Wh..h
ihr pAaHc dHrmeni o. Zoe oay crrs1.rs.
iian. When oDo esnr. aN go thr p.al.4.
SION 60 whca The 4 ,ssrd he'onstl. ti...
when ono tu shoso siili b. unf hase. b.
whose energy IS our trust. cn vht.e wt.
dnn ani prudence under hfivcn 1uf ssir-
cnce depends b suddenly taken fu r.
our philosophy BE- unnamed. trI onf r5ir.o
refuses 90 be con~nlcd hy ihr .ra.,i...
shot the good hn his demo wU frt ffltr
hin. Among nll TIE ayocNi1n- and n.o.
frssinns al life. there D. NOT one opan Who's,
W. look with the rcpnsng conblrnrc of .,-
isicnec as upon toe si,iiul auj tiihIui phr.
sFian. We can space ali bnt h.m. Fhe.a
- not one who SO oniuinss hims.'r
around Our h'afts; there Is not ono who 100
the dark hour when earth srtms ishnr bon
the disiauce, SO kindlss ihc hope within 90.
$50 Hts up the sinking so1l.---so 60.
Yates The thoughts 10 The things ot lfr ana
uselunrss--eo cnovaiHs The innr man o,
snn.c and being $50 r.iuyeuatr~ The hrul
tics TO the w.rld TIA t a. So iuclincs "a, to
blcs- God Tor the beautiful nliura which
Is so hourllinlly spread oni before ns
--1nd TO blas the uuiirins nsiumcnt ur
our rcsuscitiiicn from he grave 10 The hope
fol life that dawns again in ihe grey and u.s..
ing morn around rs, Bless God for the
skilul and cliicicut physician And whiio
W. bury The dead out of our sight. may We
never forget that the good he has done shan
crer iirs qfisr him
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

---Laic reports from Mexico say N
a cent is left Of the seven millions of dollars
paid by the United States. Where ii has
all gone to is puzzle; bat it IL qui!c Ger
tain that the Government is driven 10 shifts
10 raise money. the progress of the revo-
luton Is every day more alarming, and the
present condition of things cannot possibly
continue much longer.
Rumors of every kind nre in circula-
ion. 1t is said that Santa Anna wishes
to Withdraw from the country at an early
day, and that he has designated Gen. Al
monte as his successor. 1t is likewise
stated that the conducta which has lust
left The capital ls laden with six hundred
thousand dollars belonging TO his Excel
lency. These storier require confirmo
ton"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

Va rai ani rsiirfsat cas.iiasw cna,iF
% eiaics.- aa3 sahatai- 10 g. masri
fssau. o. ~ goes ~as druaapre
- ffic~s So hssiog painsesi cpanout
as 60 triinr - nsn faepaasiale ssi ilss
casseies Il the rsrerasrs aaa rorers-
fstn'.
oaf cnae upapn :. jus iaisi iAss inca
canss hsrr tsl upeh f.nh IN morsi sua.
sans thli iarre u M dsnref # aver,etug.
saa ialf there can aesef BE- SOY Substitute
iar d iili or prol,ibiissry las ). nece.sary
fp' she pahiis nfeiy --lsa sery good one,
Bot cau b. made beiirf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

or this The Fec Press says ,--"Tac
liquor law Of the State will of course re-.
ccivo attention. But the subject IS bette,
understood now than 1t was formerly. 1t
can be discussed with calnncss. and acled
on without passion.
There is another subject OF great I'M
potance 10 the people of this State, which
ought to receive, and we hope will receive,
dspasSionnlc bat earnest attention, and
which has greatly neglected for long
tlme--its system OF education for the young
For some rcasons--no matter what, here
there has been, laitcry, an Importance in
the Legislature about giving it any serious
attention, which IS unworthy of an intelh
gent people. Beyond all doubt, no sub
jet which the State has power 10 legis-
late on, can be more important to It's
people than this. We have no DISPOSE
ton TO di-parage what actually l. done,
but much--nuch should be done which
is moi done. We have seen presented in
the newspapers, different schemes, indi-
Gated for improvement, some of which
we have transferred 10 our columns, that
there may be opportunity for thought on
the matter. Though it is doubtful, whclh-
or any one in the exact shape in which
it is proposed, will be adopted, all viii
excite useful discussion. We hope that
some plan will be brought forward which.
being in harmony with the general char
acterislics of oar Slate institutions, will
prove acceptable to the General Asse
bly, and 10 the people measure of losti
benefit.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06
IN. Gloves Fss,.

Deeaitias frln NE supposed original
pafpve uftho isrsasas Tfag,rasos Nipaa-
aff. a. siusng tcnpcfapeo newspaper,
ss.d organ u iAa ffion1s Of Te,n,rerau e,
Nc editor u ls1i paper copies ia'a his iaal
ngnerF asliuCsi dtatuhs. iram the .i,ro,
~ . ~ ! aiiss. c'.ncrise1 30 prci0diee ani
characterized By esinmg jcalousy 81 The
Mhig party, - ~hifh lhr editor II thc
s.shashd has erisi fcceHuY beon member.
Hu4 iron sh,ch be has received ono Of the
Stale We 30 isai gfpP1sc 10 copy the ar
ilcic i d saough - cav iksi charges
tn FINLAND. sscsg.cui . O. The base puf.
i.1se a l,sfasHal elegattan aua s. Pc nui-
AZ inien,sis,7 ssd predicts that At The
aPpSu4eAlHs ssss,an 81 the Legislature,
tha siar iraasu ~lli a4snage 10 r., toe
nepriisa othces. negietaug ~p,rriy the
ffseads a Ahplaion, ~ho ~cgc aapfl b.
sls Ba.lanA fesal,es Theno viil b. fan
theH. ana Aisnos, iso "--fsys Sac .iaroea,
sea H. !NaHaara ochons a. MARI The
lsrssal, sioal
Aye-inrads = frccAoIn.--" Msri IT,
snd ilark he farn y 30 inste a. Beyond
81 aaaaa,, iaelf ~ish us faiher 10 the
thoggAL Ia y afeknaa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

The case Of 4 .halon Parker vs Hiram
Rider. Of Now lityrn, his iud b'cn tried
IN The Uat,l Sn,s4 Cte;nit C,lH, before
Julgrs N,lsln AMI pr,niiss. Il was an
action for ia, Infringement of tie plaintiffs
patent far Percussion an Reuciioa Uaier
Uhesi, granted q tobar lSll, lSll, and
extended IN 1913. Ia eyidsne, tended
to show that IA, daf,nliut. Tor sou, time
between 1915, anl 1859. ussl ~ HIS saw
mill what i clllsl ths" CitDnm Uissi."
The dcleullnt pleld,s the general issue,
ami gave notes, IN pn-+lin;s Of iia Act
Of Clugc,ss Of 1885, TINT h, should con.
t'st the merely Of the phiniif's invention,
by showing TINT tn slns thing substin-
tally hid been knpwn AMI usal in various
PLACES in New England anl New York,
prior to the plaintiffs pretended invention
On trial the d,fenltnls filled to give
any evidence on tho point Of novelty Of in
cnton, and gave cvidoncc only on the
question, whether the defeniinl's wheel in
iringcd the plaiu,itf's patent.
This wheel had no in Idle cylinder around
the shaft, und no scroll, aud the floats
opened on the sid, instead of the circum-
ference of the wheel. Ths water was let
into the wheel uniar, instead of over the
shaft.
The testimony of scientific msn, AMI OK
perts was very full upon the subject of re-
sem5anca ana dis'imilarity between the
two wheels, anl tcnl,l strongly to show
that as to the producing of a whirlng mo-
ton of the water within the wheels, and
thus causing direct action upon the floats,
called percussion, the wheels were in prin-
cple the sline. It was granted that the
two wheels equally embodied the principle
of reaction.
Nelson, Judge, in charging the jury,
held that the idsl struck out by Parker,
and constituting his invention, az embodied
in the first plrt Of his clam, was the meth
cd of combining percussion, as known and
used in the old llltlcu aud overshot wheels,
with reaciion, rs known and used in the
old reaction wheel; aud thtt It the defend
ants wheel was SO constructed, az to en- =
body, and practically apply, the same com
binltion in the operation aud use Of the
wheel, it was an Infringement of the plain
tili's pitent, notwithstanding the differ
cnce Of form anl mechanical structure.
That the striking out and developing the
principle of combining the powers of per-
cussion and reaction require mind, thought,
gonius--is, indeed, inreaiion. While the
mechanical form which is adopted, Is evil
dcnce only of the skill and ingenuity of
the mcchanic,- ingenuity in the con-
struction OF IA mlchine is not inUention
it IL only evidence Of the skill and expert
moss Of the hlndicraft.
The charge was full, clear, aud elabo-
rate IN developing the principles involved
in the mlchino', aud in constituting the
patent, and illustrating the invention patent
cd by the plaintiff.
The jury, alter an hours absence, re-
turned with a verdict for the plaintiff
Counsel for plaintiff, Mcssrs. Phelps, of
Middebury, Washburn aud Barrett, of
Woodstock.
! For Defendant. Messrs. Peck and Col
by, of Montpelier, aud Stevens, of St.
! Adams.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06
Walton's Daily Journal.

Ta- csa.hg session of,hs Vermont log.
i,laiaae Rhiui.es 10 b. oas u the Rssi im-
ponam ef,r sssemblei. wish the onli-
Hafg bss.a rs, applications f1r change, II
caauiiri sad esaaiy seais, AMI large ln-
efoas, q ssaks sua bansing capital pro.
psaod ap,naiaenls u the Liquor Law --itc
eioessaH oftas Uaiioi States Senator -
Ani grcis Poiitosl problem to be solved
a. b the 90 operation of fsaun Of party
msr hsihess hcli,sefcn, ---,hare ~ill mn
t'stai esp1ss Tor a. exciting umq. We
san t.ssnPy otr old reporters dosk Ia tho
lI,asc, sal raAraser 10 sccnfe rcbihie
reporter faf The senpie. ana thus give a
fair seceHs' Of tho daily do,nys In o,r Dni-
y joural, aal also Ia eaf weekly. Sab.
sensers are aesifsd 10 srad in their names
a; osee, thai W msy mrke the Beccsslry
arrangements 10 time 30 supply oun.else.
with the nssiei1als.
TERMS.
bs'ly Journal, 81 90 10 ads.
Waschiean q lour., weekly.
3unag session, Is
3 months, lso
30 insisae he pihiic seis 20 "
or PS.in STEERS sni representatives. are
invited 10 f,g~Afi subscriptions, aad Cor
Eve Subscribers or orer they may rciiia -
per cent. T. r WALTON, j..
nsa' , .lies. ssas. ~, is5i
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IT.. oesAt New Hag,.sa E.h,bilos Of
ifssrs.

iissrs.
Toesqss OF a, Bpiiicbars. Vermont, o.
ihs ~ is AMI ~ days Of oclobcr next
contracting t,a following officers.
President,
Hon. Sam1 llaribu', Manchester, Com
Vice Presidents,
Sanford Howard,
Hoaja. Taarinn. i.awell,
ssiias ilsle. -, RoyslsiSn.
l.. Il. ilsscs, FAmnginn, ~ II.
J.. x Walker, CiareRoui,
Df, T. linimrs, Augusta, Ne.
Robbins Bsiiel, New Haven. ccnn.
Gees. T.. n Class l.y sdna, VI
nssil 49,, B6ipsH,
NJ. Carter Hale, Remington, 4"
d. II. D. Mead. pu,i1enee, Il.
Corresponding seorcia'y,
". $. King, Mas.
Recording SECRETARY.
Esslyn fssFain', Rutland, W.
Treasurer,
Csls.h rsuns.cy, Bfaisiohorn, q
Cammi,icc q inyi,s,ion.
saIosnsa W. Ie~s,,, Miaalsbnry, VI
Executive conmaiec.
a. u. Nc~tou, ~. Aibans. VI
q. y. Aiuatcf, Springfield, Mass.
t. T.. White. Whiting. W
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

--- TEf aritrt Fssvp.-li ~.
l.can thsi lmatreiaieiy aiirf the discovery
~ ihe Schayiaf Frauds. cnm,aai chafgr,
we're prsferrrd asaiasi him bcionr lndge
sivan, ~ha. siiss ieli 10, siigaiiou. d.
riaet ~ crlisef sarrsBts Cor the sfresl Il
erhugief ~ The charge u isrgep. Aa
seafe sesfeh ~ps iauncdiziely instnuied
"a ihs usss sss,dsf ~ almost eseiy State in
he 1 noa. e. vel g. "a canada. bgs ~lfA.
81 sts sacoess TIE Me- loFi T,sxs
~ asiafsag, AFTER siaiiss thai the hasse a
NJ, SrAusirF he'd heea sat- Ard faf scse-
"a asls ti,ihe psiice, sdds 49, be hss
seou- aiAla sia seots, snhcssia. yarht
'nee II sscil snPi,.a Eagisa4. h - sss
ksaae itsi sshHyief Pressed tso leeah
faoiif siieT ~ siFsnl.s issuds serr d.
Laced
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

Tmr iIfhaLn. Whcn the isae * pires
f5r ~hlca sab senhss. WIN lives oui u
Ratlsni Cpaa'y, his prcP'id. has nama Is
struck ir,un the iisi. We have Subscribers
"a slia,s, every state anl territory in the
ua,oa. uhon We newer ssw, and are iherc-
f1fv ro.upellca to in,,s, ou prepayment IN
every inaaa.e from those living 90, Of the
county.
There afe qaitn ioo many who have not
paid for the IlrRsLp danng the years
1854 Near tbe close Of the year We
shall shall send bills 20 90 such for pay-
lncui. On the ars, Day Of Janaafy, i-55,
the names 81 al such AZ have no, paid
during the las, two years will be struck
from the list, and their accounts handed to
hn attorney for collection.
We arc happy to say that our list Of sub.
scnbers has gradually increased every
week since our connection with the IIrE-
AN. We have a lis, Of eighteen hundred
Subscribers, and that number ~ increasing
We shall adhere TO the published terms
OF our paper du1ng the year lsii, and
longer i' We can afford II. Those who
wish TO lake The llrRhLp daring the year
Is5j-and We hope there are many such ~
at the club prices, viii do well 10 attend 10
II previous To the end Of this year. for we
can give them no assurance that We can
afford the lIrEALn at those prices after
this year. The amount Of money which
we receive from our subscribers will be
lcss ul1n The amount we pay for the paper
aod printing Of the IIcHALD tins year, by
two hopdrcd dollars. This may seem
improbable Ia some who have not consid-
cred ths high price ofplper, labor, produce
rent, &c.
We wish those who complain that we
insert too many advertisements would re-
member thii the advertisers help to pay
the bare cost Of the paper hnd the printers
work OF the liEEALo.
We have agents in almost every own in
the county, who will forward money for the
iisR.LD. Our agents have showed rs
geit kindness, and we take this opportuni-
u thank them heartily for their good will
aud efforts 10 extend the circulation of the
HrRALo. Especially we express our graf.
ilode 10 4. Morgan. Jr., OF West Rutland,
W. b. Shaw, Of Ptisford, DIR. Guernsey, of
Shrewsbury, G. A. Reed. of Pawlei, $.
Wilkinson, Of Ira, Levi Bice, Jr., of Tin.
mouth, NJ. B. Dewey, of Fairhaven, l..
Hawkins OF Sudbury, I. H. Pratt, and Dr..
Dana, Of Brandon, c. Crossman, Of Est
Clarendon, G. Higgins, Of Benson, Lew
Lewis, Of Wells, aud TO Others who have
done us essential service. Mr.. Ward is
now acting ms a iraving agent in the south
aud southwest part OF the county, and We
hope he will meet with encouraging sue
cess.
Within two or three weeks we expect to
be able 10 print 'he llIRALD on frhiie pa
per. aud we are occurred that there. viii be
no more delays ~ lis issue.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

CoNsIsrENcY The editor Of the Tenn
perance Standard refuses TO learn wisdom
First he opened bitter warfare upon Judge
Royce because he refused TO answer DIR.
Powers questions. Then he nomine.ed
Mr.. Kiiiredge for Governor without any
questions, declared him to be "perfcctly
sound and reliable" and boiled over in a
paroxysm Of rage because we ,entured 10
suggest that the coasisieat course would
have boon 10 put Mr.. Kittredge through
ihe catochsm rs well us Judge Royce and
ME-. Clark. But Mr.. Kittredgc without be.
ng rairchizrd, saw ct TO write the editor
Of the Standard letter, which fell hike a
bomb shell IN Dr.. Powers magazine. He
dared not publish the letter before election
but Withdrew Mr.. Kiitredge's name, imply.
ing dlslin~uy however, that he intended
still To vote for him. Election came on,
and the ball Of Freedom rolled like an ava
lanche over the Nebraska democracy and
and their feeble co-aJiuior of the Standard
and now, when II would seem the part of
prudence to lie quiet ond call as little at
ieniion as possible TO his discontinue, no
publishes Mr.. Ki,ircdge's letter, aud ac-
companies il with a two column article
from which we iini that Mr.. Klttredge, in-
stead Of being perfectly sound and rcll-
bic Dad sound on the great issues Of the
{ day" ss he WIS a few DAYS ago, shows the
knee 10 political Bial," " sinks the man
in the politoan," aud is committed back 10
his "political brotherhood" the sire pull
ors," "pady hacks" and "polltcai jog.
glers,' who FIJI the oiIices and controi The
entire press Of the State, tho Sfandard ex-
cepled. Now if Mr.. Kiuhdge's letter
prSes him 10 be sneh man a. this, why
did DR.. Powers, afier he had reeeipef The let
Ter, still by implication, maintain him as a
canlldite, and advise his followers 10 vote
Or him, as they did Fire. Pres.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

-LAsT WEEK, James Conlin, Of Rui-
land, was brought before ". r. Nichols,
Esq, on a chTgs Of violating the law
against the sale Of intoxicating liquors
lie was found guilty on SIX counts, fined
$40 and costs, an sentenced 10 six months
In The County Jail. H. Is an old offender
and his wife, yalian, hslp-se.l had re-
Gently escaped from Jail by paying a fine
Of $40.
-FiRE--A barn Owned by Hiram
Eggleston, of Msnlon, continuing the hay
and grain raised the past season. also a
shed containing three slsighs, ana farming
tools, were burned on 'hs night Of the ID
inst. Loss about 500. lnsennce but
$50.
The Ci1leri anl the Black Death
are mixing fslrfal faylges in the Eaglish
cities
Hon Presley Eving, representative
10 Congress from the INA Distract in Ken
lucky, dird on the 2I,h OH.
- Tar Vermont Bible Society holds
n annual meeting a, Montpelier on the
lsth inst. TIE anniyenary Of ths Verh.
COLONIZATION Society wiIl be held at the
same place oa the 10Th.
The neR Captain General Of Cuba
C3nchi, arrived a. iisyani on tie Il 1 ult
and was honoFed urth ball-Hga,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-06

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