Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-09-11
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The successful laying of the transatlantic Tclegraphic
Gable marks new era in the history Human Progress
Icnceiorh, Europe Western Asia and Northern Africa lie
within hours distance from shores and the battle
which decides the fate Of kingdom, the capture Of Vienna
Gibraltar, the fall Of dynasty the triumph VI usurpa-
on, the birth Of heir royalty death VI Nicholas
or Wellington in any country which touches the Mcdit.rra
the EuNne, the Black Sea the German Ocean, will
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have been thrown into the immediate Intellectual neighbour
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bararous world. The rise and fall stocks in London or
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journals Of soaboard cities. The bodcs operators in
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50 before begin revolution in Paris, an mpor-
tan vote III Parliament an insurrecton IN Italy fire in
COsantnoc wiz be discussed around the breakfast tables
of Ncw-York few hours after It's occurrence. A mighty
though silent transformation in the conditions Of human
isencc has Just been elected by the little wire stretching
across the oceans bed from the NJ ireland to that Of
British America. and inevitable this he an
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Nicaragua or Cuba-al who would rctrtnch radically our
present aorlnatc Federal expenditures by aboIshng
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