The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-04-20

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A great many Of the Northern Dem
It's have indeed followed such goo
pards rs Jefferson on the old beateI
b of Freedom. The rest haya gon|
Wdtchmaa.
The Ha,tfo,d press tells a story I'd
the spirit in which the recent
in Connecticut was carried. I'D
= Arnold's town a good woman said I'd
husband on Monday morning; "Hus1
I'd, L have prayed to God that Mr.
mold may be defeated, and John Wood
may be elected and now, husband
t you come home till night, and the
q help you to do your duty, Hus-
! naturally enough, went to his DAVIS
strengthened. While watching the
D, he saw a Democrat about to vote
Nhad no right to vote in that village.
you offer your vote | shall challenge
iHid the Republican quietly. "D-n
y was the answer, "d-n you, if you
csnge my vote, I'll knock you down."
"
'".y well; | shall challenge your vote ;
III knock me down [ shall get up
thS The Arnold man rct;roJ
LITERARY PUzzLE.-The New York
Iglyes a curious illustration Of the f.
delof reporters. The Times and Tri-|
10 - $500 l. ~
ION report a lecture oy Henry Ward
u on 'lT same evening" ana III 'ne
iecttLn lcctrro and f,ll anairs;s 81 e.,
modf treatment. The Tg,I11e savs
Mr.ceher -anolooized FIR ~Ieov;ng tho
lection his subject ut home. and Rad
anot ono 70 tbn groot sotisfoo,;on IS
the iicnce. We have read accounts Of
ordirons, with glowing c%ulogies on the
differ speakers, when the services, un-
luckior the reporter. happened to be
postpd. One of the reporters must
nave De up his account OF the lecture,
Tner'any or the SpIclest letters from
Honuqnd Paris are whitehall tho
eu''or esk.
NEyApER WRITERs.-The American
Christi Review says There are two
kinds critters and speakers. One kind
try hoNuch they can say about a little
matter, d the other kind try how great
a mattehey can say in a few words
The lattare the writers for newspapers
In, United States there are 75C
paper m, in active oneration.
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con do 49, :ab ;n;mnr ~ . s.or,
ss tho no,ot % ,ho nnany",r 70 oSSor
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Jump m,o'o water here' l snonld ma l
head. Jac,but nrobab,v not over Won
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ANOTHER AMERICAN TRIUMPu.-N
have had frequent occasion recently
speak Of the success ofthe Atlantic Mon
ly. We have been prompted to Go t
trompn honest pride at the accompli
mcnt not only Of our own, but. we Dol c
CT a ntional desire, to see our pcriodi
literature indicated from the charge
English brethren have SO often brou!
against it, that it cannot ascend above
level Of love-sick stories and sentimen
poetry, because our reading public {
appreciate nothing better. Many an
temrt has been made TO establish sou
thing similar to the heightened periodic
Of England, and as often as each a'ten
has failed, the voice Of exultation from
English press has been loud, ard the
raised that we can't do it. Well do
remember this when Putnam's MontI
was compelled to give way, in which