Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-10-05

~ uar publication day this week, TO give
printers an opportunity TO inspect the big
crbbage-heads and other sights at Charles
xo&n.
Clark Chase has been appointed post
lister at Westminster in place of ii. c.
INC, resigned.
The hotel at Cambridgepoot is now kept
bxR w. Perham, a name which will guar
aI3ee good house. Mr.. Starkey who for
mSsly kept the house, is now keeping the
u6blic house at West Dummerston.
q. +. Newcomb has a larger and better
u of coatings, vestings, &c., then ever.
~ is selling them off like the rush of an
a5Slanche. The very latest styles and pat
Us are on his counter, and you cannot
fS1to find suits and fits, and fits and suits,
xflehever way you may have IT.
Hon. Goldsmith f. Bailey, of Fitchburg,
Ms, has been nominated by the Repub-
lions of his dstrictas their candidate for
CSogress. He was formerly partner with
III S. NJ. Blake, of this town, in the pub
s1s615 hon of the Bellows Falls G0sette, and
isA son-in-law of Del Billings, Esq, of
Woodstock. He will be opposed by Eli
Wayer, squatterite, who unites the odds
nd ends of all the other parties. We
afuft, however,. that Mr.. Bailey, who is
nm of unquestioned ability, will be elected
oyef the whole.
Henry Ames has been removed as post
m0ster of Halifax, and William i. Holmes
aprointed in his place. This brings the
eazce back to where the people live, and
th8 Halfaxians, of course, rejoice.
The Douglas papers of this State COM
neni in no very delicate terms on the re-
noyal of our late p. NJ, and it is evident
they hugely enjoy their revenge. The
Rutland Courier has half a column-on it
headed witha picture of jackass, on his
hoek. The Woodstock Age says he has
I'm removed for official corruption, and
Nd he wrote the following to certain
poH master in Windsor county =
III you are not too conscientious frank
y1pr letters--just stamp free on them and
III have the z. o. here all viii be right.
ne FOUR conscience will not allow it, all
1i&ht-mum is she word"
The Urges denies that he has beer re-
owed, and claims that he "resigned,"
uhereupon the Courier remarks
The greatest joke of the season is that
"a up by the Bellows Fails argus man,
seying he has resigned. when everybody
Hnows he was removed; and Mr.. Slough
~, seeing Atkins must walk the plank.
got MIRO. ID. Gray appointed in bis place"
H The Fourth Annual Meeting of the
Vermont Ant-Slavery Society, viii be
held at Bradford, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, the 18th and 18th days of October.
a7S6c.
The meeting of the Home Educational
Association at the school house, on Tues
,day evening, was not so fully attended by
The parents as we had hoped to see but a
respectable number was present, and a good
inning made. 1t was decided to have
singing in future as one of the exercises.
me next meeting is to be on Tuesday eve
ning next, at o'clock, and the discussion
IL the same question will be resumed. We
k(pc to see larger attendance.
The demonstration at Walpole on Mon
~ evening was a decided success, notwith-
Sing rain poured down allthe afternoon
a1evening. At late hour the Sullivan
trn arrived at this place with nearly one
hunared from Springfield, some SIXTY Of
them being Wide-Awakes in uniform, with
'tofches. Although our club had given up
dkeexcursion, and most of them had retired
- heir homes, some twenty or thirty from
frcm this place, with Mr.. Culver, joined
those from Springfield and proceeded TO
Westminster station, where we found some
eighty or hundred citizens of Walpole
with torches, in waiting to welcome their
visitors, which they did with rousing cheers
The company the took up their line OF
march for Walpole, and after marching
through the principal streets proceeded to
the spacious town hall. The meeting was
presided over by A. p. Rowland, Esq, sahe
Introduced TO the audience Mr.. Culver, who
for an hour and half held the strict at
toution OF some FIVE or-six huniretInersons
with his unanswerable arguments and clio
quence, interspersed with brilliant llashe.
i Of wit and anecdote. AT the close of the
address, cheers were given with a good vii
for Lincoln and IIamlin, for Dir. Culcer
ior Che Republicans of Walpole, and fol-
~ ide-Awakes of Vermont. Had the
Nc1ther been propitious we have no doub
nwould have been the largest evening dem
onstration ever had in this vicinity. As i
wet all felt richly repaid for their trouble
HE following passage from speech o
NJ Douglas in 1915, when the Iowa ant
xIorida bills were under discussion, is gooc
publican doctrine now
The father NAV bind his son during hi
m{nority hut the momapt Io a,.a:.' l.: