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THE GOOD SAMARITAN !
w - c-..Es soE GO A..
Ahead Of al! Compesition


5i63 Of them manufactured last ycar-nlorc than deub,.
tho number OF any other frat class stove in
cue year. III the United States.
uEl ccrt;D NIL tC improvements which are in AL Tho
- frs class stoves ana TIE Advantages and improve
mrotS o"nr OTHER stoves are in ra!t ~ "l!Gw::
lSC TIE ariGnpenc; for braii;nS the front hearth
Ill imTto cu"H! overlooked Ia other fret class stove;
II mas also The same arrara cnelt far bfyng Oh tor
"a thorough ventilation OF tie Oven.
ID. Introducing hot air draaGht 20 thc FIRE cha mhr
thercby increaSin tt iraucht of the S0ye
a. onerAt"nn 3uG enabling il 10 throw att more heat,
la@ler mach ana iIttiy complained of in other Stoves
an. "a important Improvement In the application of
tie camper, which t'.OWs the hsat around tue oven.
90. Auah greater gi consequently heavier plaies
"fd i"orr uu'NbI" a. |.'li - h, idsu,ler CASTINGS.
h;t. =! draH daHlptr AZ caC. end cf The Gre box al
va. the IRE ScquaiHtd, aid gfidlp viii hept as cck
as the OTHER, also be@tiDg the oven in half the time
ia. Fire back protected ny soap-Sone SO it cannot
burn our. WV - "
"a addoh to- The above improvements ii hiss all that is
comb ned IL Cher first class Stoves viz Hot water Ra
tfYoir Warming Closet Rooster in front Baker on ION
Doors iied with best Eu-sa lro,i &C. &c Further th;s
soVe Is warranted 20 do the woIk with al little IN, s
"iter stove in The i1arKc., and In superior manner
All VINO want frs. class Stow houd never hu my,
they call and see the GooD SAMaEI ~ they have In ,y
cry instance given satisfsction. ~
am the exclusive agent FOR the tale NJ this Etoyo In
Moutpcer, and sell IL On trial for any reasonable
OF lime SO a'' are safe in bnving.
nave also as fnlt an assortment Of Common Stove. ,
hand m any other desier in washn xop County and neil
as low AZ any one in the State. d. DEWEY
Hontpelier. Dec. 10 1880,
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PROBATE COURTS.

probate Counts within and for the District Of han
,,o,rh Tor the wear crsf.rg, will be holden as ic'ows'
viz ,c,. A., g., rbura
day in each T0ntt. Off,, 49, a., Allied
At The Orange G. i}tv ltotel ii Chelsea, cR Inc ''o
Thursday of each InoihE . c.,.,h
At ,hadwck's l,ote In West Randolph, Oh the fouf''
Thursday in each ronth. -, ooo,1
htJ l.. Bow les Iotei in Washington Oh the SeEoi'
rh,rsday in February. May and August
BY order of Court. $50 .
]. L, CDhAVELAND, Register.
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7y,Is is to certify that have this day given my SOM II
| G. Carpenter. his time during the remainder OF III
minority aud sha ella in of his wages nor pay an
debts of his contracting after this date. r,,,
SANFORD CARPENTER.
Attest MRS. C CARPENTER.
Der 81 1861. oloWo"
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~ AArA'E al ".

THIS sto certify that have sold TO my son, Edwin
amb his time during the remainder of his minority
nd shall claim of his earnings pay any dept
Of his contracting after tEis date. Samuel LAMB.
Attest, RUFUS RICHARDSON.
Braintree, Dec. : 1861. 1--WE
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Notice.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my sons.
| .ose;h f. Sargent and Truman H. Sergeant, their
time during the remainder of their minority, and shall
claim their earnings pay any debts OF their
contracting after this date
JOSEPH SAEGHANT.
Attest, L. SARGEANr.
HancocS Dec. ~. 1901.
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Aeallcs ~, iTye's Estate.

TUE suhacrbers, having been appointed by the Honora-
Bile frnbate Court for the District of Washington conf
receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons 9ganst the Estate Of Asae, Il.
wye 'ar OF Berlin IN said district, deceased, represent
sd insnvent ard the term of six months from the Sd
dayGt eee nhe 1851. being aowedby said Court to the
creditors Of aad deceased TO exhibit and
i've CLAIMS before ~: Give nnice that will attend
tne duties onr appointment nj he a,e dwelling house of
ths said Asahe f. Nye, IN Berlin, said district on the
s IusHs' OF February ani Jane -1' at 10 O'Clock in the
fafonoOn, *. each u lad days
y. Il. LOWELL,
@ 6, HOUSE. Com'rs.
AESTIS PICK,
Berlin, B-c. 1914. H. l.. 1901! yl3
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Vcrl,sUgst Central anna &IisI-
VAN Railroads..
4xa 2tR sci iessey
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday,, January oh, 1862.
Trs ins Going south and East.

Trs ins Going south and East.
Leave Mortpee, - 8 As 81, 2 90 p. II. and 10 IS
AL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams Al G.@5 An, Burlington
WI 100 NJ, connecting White River junction with
Trains TOR from Wells. River 81 Jonsbury and lit
teton aud with Nor the r. X. for Boso Lowell, Wcr-
eesier. &C., and connecting Bellows Falls wh thes-
ire r. X. for boston and win Vermont Valley r. r. Tor
Springfield New 1ayen and New York, arriving in New
York al l0,l5r.
ACCoMoDATos TRAIN leaves Rouse. Point a. 6.55 A. II.
for Burlington aud Northfeld
NI1Hr EXPRESS TRAIN leu Ogdensburg II 80 A. n
Montreal at $50 Rolses Point at 6.10 NJ, arriY
ing al Burlington at 9.25 Boston at $40 NJ
meeting a, Bellows Falls with Cheshire r. X. 70. Boston
and Worcester and with Vermont Valley H. L. for Spring.
field and New Haven and arriving in New York at 40
Trains Going Forth and West.
leave Montpelier AT 3 05 II. As NJ. and 800 r NJ
MAIL TEAiN leaves Boston at 7.3) A. NJ, via. Lowell
Lawrence or Fiichhug. Leaves Springfield at 7.S5 H.
bellows taiis at l22o r. ~, connecting White rver
Junc"n with Northern K L. from Boston and with Pas
sunpsc H. T. tor and from It. Johnsbury and Little ton
arriving at Burlington at 100 and ST. Adams at T.
40r NJ, and lodge.
AccOhMoDArIoN TRAIN leaves NorihfeId at S.25 A. NJ
ana Burilr gion at 1926 for Houses Point nd Mon
trea' arriving ut Burlington al 4o and at Mon, real at
800P.M,
N,GHr E1pnEss TRAM leave. BELOW, Fa,,s .,s,s
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. K ,eovino
New York at 800 and from Cheshire r. II conn.c
hS Nhe kNer Junction with train leaving Boston nj
2f' y: via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White River
JUNCTION al lo3 p ~, arriving at Burlington nj sos
A. ~, Ronses Point at 40 A. NJ, No ntreaI at 10 ma
and Ogdensburgh at2 0D P. NJ eeunect nr viii c,,nI
trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the Wc,t
ecphg cars ere attached to both the mint .xpr 60
trains uhning between Rouse's Point ind BOSTON
through Tickets Tor Chicago the West for cal,
tho principal stations ''' JAW
It. Adams, VI, Jan. 5, 1864
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STATE OF VERMONT, pGosATE o0 j rs WITH, within
sa ali; h. holden al thc rrob2e Office, il Montpelier; in
sed nio on Tuesday Of eec week. during the year
sns,;ng rsrrs viz, ouail,3 with sail Court are re
iN'''0 T. Z. MERRILL, Judge.
Dect-rlf,r /. 1850.
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sa.n.abG,sss TDas9erAoga' El&asatG.

.S&tya.2 t1HtI G~@sECd@Ssh> h"&a'a&N''
,r,ii bee rnr"Ani""b 'oncrahIt
pr.i,..e Coutt for lie Distinct Of h"hdoith, Cow
, .oper, receive. examine nnG august all ciHinH !bo
ie7uds Ht all necsnns a""insi tht LS'ae OF a"n1ha
p,u a,so lat. If tr0Dktrd, iH SAID Distinct, Gectase'
renreseuted us,tga, ana thcterm Of >N months tron
the a,th lay 81 Dec, 1861, beipg allowed by SAID Cn"h
m m creanys Of said deceased 70 exhibit ana prove theif
respective i.,. before Us--sivr We w"'ena
ne duties Of our appointment at the e"',nE mouse o.
'romas {. Patterson III "tooNhe'd' IN Sa'1 I's''a' on
abe secon Ttes:&ys Of February and June next az
o.clork in the tern,on, each Of said days.
VIM f CHAMBERLAIN, con,s
DANIEL A. MORSE,
ErookGcld neae.her rs, A d. 1861. 3l5"3
srAiN : VERi.uNr,t In Probate Court holden AT
WA*AtHnr"~ lH,cu,c1 -, N"ntelrr in said sti'ct'
on ,i. 81 day Of January, A. D. 1862
yy7Il.S0%; I. SINONDS, Administrator of the estate ct
w Asp = Smonds li.,, Of Eoxbury, in said district de-
ceased Applicant to said court for license tic sell
t whole o the real estate of AID deceased with the con-
.eut ant appreciation writing of all the heirs OF sad
deceased residing this State representing that said
saa weu beneficial to the heirs AMI those interested
in sah, WhetHpun, is ordered by said Cont
-t sHid application be referred 10 the 25 day OF Jan-
airy II 1862, al he ptoha'e Office i'll Montpeer, fox
hearing ami decision thereon aud is "rther"roered that
all i-rsGts interested, be notsd hereof ny Publication
Of notice IT this applicntion and odcf thereon, three
weeks s'ccesNNe'y in The Green Mountain Freeman,
printed .; nnpeer, before said nI- "f hearnc. that
they may appear al said time and Place. uA'!, they see
eafSt, o. CT thereto.
~ Tie Court,
ai5wj Attest n. i. CII>%E Register
STATE ~ VERMONT, IL rtoht'e "ot,, lela At
" SIZING ov ns%r&rr. -. Nonr9eIr, il sid ii ut,
ic 81 d'.y ri .'ti"fy, y, D. l6p2
~ tNTa, E>rcH,"i "tEe Is WAX nf t!.,",nt ii Of
crtsr,, p a,nt i~ Han:' -rsta" rola& loi tN1t"jNa
ton ard llia"H5'oc ave 1nhts aPpijtn Ur decree ui
di~t,hu , . pa ,;un ii tHc "tIa uf slid Gtcarei
WAereuroh.i "drtcahy s!i Cont ,bt aid aH"
said pil:sCr he :rcut0 Is ,9Sun , aid oUro he
hed lnr r~e Ohiea il sail M"n'9e!iar, on he -e!h
day u' j'nnsty, I. zoo, fr rcnrin, aud decision
III a0d Is iur.@, de5t ihat rotc1 heieo! be;
given '"a' pefso' interested b, p"bicon If the same
Three "erh successfully j. tie Green M"unHiH freeman,
a.
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20 otdtc OppOBtlc mildly DOVE
A FTER an extensive practice " upwards ost'''
II years continues Insecure Pa,rhtslu lus ait'l'
ALSO in Great Britain France, ant Other tn'ss' e."
tries. Caveats. SepcltcStious, ASSIGNMENTS. r.t
pers or Drawings for Patents, -lecules ~ Na''. q"
and with despatch. Researches maze fEtJ - -':..
Foreign Works, tedelerminc TIE ys!ldI.l ~ :. -"
tents or inventions, icgao other adrte ~
All matters ioHching tha same t",,i.s 81 ne 'a.'.
any Patent ~ rnished by r-mttins One lioIat. h'?
nents recorded at Washinc tou.
Inc Agency II not only the largest IN hew ~.
WI thfoueh II inventors have adv tes tM ''.'f
patents, Of Ascertaining the pa!eEtShiii' 81 ls'NF
snsufpas"edby, f not immeasurably sup-uU'i9th!N''
can be oiiere & them rIsewh-.e. The ;estnnri-tr"
gwen prove that rome Is MORE SUCCESSFUL y j.
rATEST OFFlCEthanthe suhscritrr: ard RNit'f
~ IHE BEST fROOf OF ADVANTAGE M '."
iTf no would add hat he ha- abundant rr1'as i"''
ana can prove, that At ether offc If thr snd '
charges Tor profes siona services n"de.a'r. ar
mehse practice of the subscriber DUNG ir'f.f ''
part, mar enabiea Eiin TO Accumulate VS. coz ''
sp-cIheaiions and Official decisions r-aliY, - Ia 1872
ihedr, hesides hisrItrnrN- library Of ifEn' "A" w
.eai works. AVID iu'l account. &C patents rI,ul'.
ohtoa states aud Europe. render him atic, b'.''
non, 10 ouer superior facilities tor Obtain - '..
AL necessity Of journey to Hashirt.uH, '
pN.eat' ana usual great delay taefe, d'' ID. 70
Inventors.
TEsTIHoSlALs.
- regard Mr.. Eddy ~ one CT re rics, ca r.
teayn' practitioners With whom lsyg a-. r',.
course
CHhs. MASON" Coa.aA,o.,ry ~ - ~.
nave no hesitation IN aSSufa- inv '''I' ID.
cannon employ person more cUtnrntcli t'l bu>
an" more capable of putting tt.,r aIru.-j,'. .'
:" secure Tor them I'M e~riy ana fa',-'' .,r
Late Comm. iu'.' ~
Hr. X. ", EDDY hos maac tpr t.r 5,r.. ....'
cations, on - !! bLt ne 81 WHICH ,.iru', i.-. .
"a, ana that one IL nav p-naIut. s.". t.. i'''
pf"ei 81 great tIsut Hat . INV O. u.. ... ...
'oc"IhHeud al! iuNrtitis ..'ip,t Co.. b.. '"
Putenirs rs thtt T.. g. .sI 49, . t4f'
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nANcIn.

GAeIG t&l f'oi AVN t4''''h
.NOLNILLEfI0 II HTNVS 49, ~ .
posull Su!VHuu u paAJioq 0q o. 4ou - 7V1ol u!4
uA9oq 10 5u lstLl luH5B suo3Io lie A!lou O. ~ s!q
su0}eooA ID lsur 1ao!M pdpoV pug paq At "A
qlaI say 'uo3la;iuq0 s agI purqsnV Au sFHAaaIAA
'H,sgasBnI
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A little glove stirs mp ny hear as tides STR
A snow-white muslin, when it fits, makes mn,
notion "'.
a Il sorts Of lady flxins thrill nv feelings as ,q
But little female gaiter boots are death and ,.
shorter !.
Ard just to pat you your guard
I'll give you short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filed my heart with eref;
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel,
stopped a week CT more,
And marked two " boot-ees'' cy.ryn
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leathcrtips
Two boos which seemed to say,
" An angel trots around in usn
They stole my heart away;
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before ny face
lady growing out OF them
As flowers grow FROM! vas.
Bat al one NOR sPwa.i.h,
Which struck me- Ike :. star
Some other ra..c va, en- t.. book
Those boo,s were no. tlcne!
great tall pair Of o.l.-r boo.
Wa standing by ;hci7 ,i3..
And oT hey walEai one ot@ay.-
and with t'.sm walked rt,l..
Ladies, comment il unnecessary;
Those Caiter Boots clmr .gag
-. G, PA.
Ware can b. :oanl 1t al .,.ne, ,s:-e as...-...
Ladies, Misses ana Children'sla.
and Shoes Of the latest French lmpor..l vp..
Also, of our own manu'act1ra
Ladies and Gents Ba!morai Boots. (DeSe-.
Misses and Ch;ldren's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, ana IN t4a.
general assortmen.ot
Boys aud Mems Boots ana Sao.,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers On
PluMer's Gel brateG Patent L.,
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE 10 Fir
We cans be beat in style Quali,y or ~
GENERAL ASSORTMENT VI
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBEN
for The Trad at the LOWEST PRICES, q. gsa..
3trPIE a 5 4 CALL.
J. 9. .pAt1E;
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ssgsrhOse sRR:sassssAla'. slssasc.

Th rnbschr ~ 'Ayi INK herr appoin' rd by the ionora
bic Probate Court for lie Oi-ttict II .fa5E,nNn,
mi ssucrs 60 receive eAanin". 4h aGiI.t ~ r4 and
dc of all pris"ns against Ire estate q CitJoi
kardsh lat" rt NoiIEeid, in said Hntrict, drcc t-s
repe,enteI hto''c"t, ana the erH q mnitja f.ui
the S0th day OF tccntef leG bc!0g allowed by sad
court to The creditors &c SiiH dc tcsod, exhibit
prove tier lesprct,, claims hefc GIVE luiice ii,a
wit utieHi +, the ddies ol appoint nCNt tTt
dw eiiing,housc If Edward H. Randall in Nutli-Ij in
sad dis'rh the 2,.h dag Of Juno uoX, O'Clock
in the afternoon, Of said day,
MARVIN SlMONG. c,
WIN. u. WOODBURY.. oo"'"'' D.
Eorl.!cj, Dec. -, y. u. 1861. 3i5,n3
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Eorll.!cii, Dec %, y. u. 1851 3i5ni3

STATE Or vERMusl, I in Prphntc Court held at
Ash>GloS DisrRIcr. - Nontpser, in said District,
ON the ~ day Of January, A. D. 1862.
UCl ) b. PECK Executor Of the last will and tesla
II ment IS Olive Day late OF Barr in said district,
deceased piecnS adm; Histra,on account fer exami-
nation ana allowance, and makes application for
cree at hst'ihnt1h AMI rat of the of de
ceased
Whereupon, is ordered by said Court that said &C.
count and said Application ne referred session Of So
Cour! to be held at the Probate Office in said Montpelier
on the 26t day OF January, A. y. 1869, for hearing and
decision thereon and it is farther ordered that notice
hereof be given TO all persons interested by the pubca
non OF the same three weeks successfully in the Green
FOUNTAIN Freeman, newspaper published at Montpe
Tier, previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they NAV sppear at lime .nt place. and show cause
any they nay have. why said account should not be
allowed. ard such decrce made. BY the Court
Gl5twS Attest, I K. MERRILL, Judge.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-08

should 60 to Congress. He then wound mp
by asking men to watch if they found any
man, who would not vote the regular repub-
lican ticket, put him down a traitor, he was
opposing the President and the Administra-
ton. Mr.. Landon seems to regard every man
loyal who endorses the Republican doctrine,
with all of its herisiess and every man trait
or who will not come DIP TO the support Of
these vile doctrines.
Mr.. Chamberlin, our light complezioned
friend, and, as Col. Smith termed him, Ter
rill's Ass spoke" He made dashing
charge upon the Rebels. Lincoln must be
ignorant of the fact that any such man lives,
or he would have called him into the service.
He created great whirlwind, at times his
hair appeared almost without kiak. Well,
he blowed his blow out, and il was over.
Col. Smith was then called for, when it was
announced that he would speak in the even
ing at the Court House. Landon, Terrill, and
Terrill's spokesman" left soon after the meet
ing adjourned, and thus ended the Republican
fizzle, and our town was freed of three sore
heads.-CoM. 49,.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-08
A Square Fight.

The present contest is contest between
the white and black races for supremacy
President Lincoln and the Abolitionists have
made it so. The white race is represented
by the Democratic party-the black race by
the Abolition. Republican party. The fact
can no longer be disguised. Fhe simple
question to be decided, is, whether the white
man shall maintain his stotus of superiority
or be sunk to the level of the negro. Equal
ity ofraces is demanded by the Abolitionists
they claim that, socially, civilly and polite
ally, the black man should be the equal of
the white. The Dem ocrats deny and oppose
this. 1t isa fair and square fight between
the Caucasian and the African, and the issue
of the contest will be decided at the ballot
box. The question is referred to the people
to the white people. They must deter
mine it one way or the other-in favor of the
negro, if they elect Abolitionists; i'm favor Of
the white man, if they elect Democrats
Draw the line at once-make the mark dis
,tinct-let the only question asked between
this and the election be, care you White %
Or" Are you Black 2'-Pdtriot g. Union.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-08
Another Draft.

4 Instead of the ill-advised, unconstitutional
and absurd negro proclamation crushing re-
: bellon and bringing the war to sudden
close, as the Abolitionists said It would, it
now appears that the President contemplates
an additional draft for 100000 men, to take
Iieffcct as soon as the first draft is filed As
Z these 100000, fcalled out at ALL will be
called out lin consequence of the enlarged
proportions of the, rebellion, caused by the
proclamation, justice would seem to demand
o that the Aboltionists should furnish the
whole number. they promised that if the
war should be converted into war for ernan-
cipation, "eyeryl road and by-way would
uthrong with volunteers" from the Abolition
ranks, who were only waiting to show their
valor in defence of negro rights. They didn't
care much about the Constitution and the
Union, they said plainly--but. for the free
dom and equality of the negro they were not
e only willing but anxious to lay down their
lives. Let US see them do it.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-08

The approaching election is the most i'm
portant one, with perhaps, single exception,
chat has been held since the organization of
the government. Upon its results will de-
pend to a very large extent, the question
whether the government of our Fathers shall
survive or perish, whether the constitution
shall be supreme, and constitutional liberty
preserved, or whether these only safeguards
against the steady encroachments of a militia
ry despotism shall be undermined and utter
ly destroyed. Upon Democrats and the con-
sentative element of the North, the response
biiity of deciding this momentous questAn
now depends. The battle is between conserv-
atism and adicalism-between the wish to
preserve and perpetuate the Cnlon and gov
ernment Of the Fathers, and the desire to
crush and utterly destroy both through the
destruction Of the great charter upon which
both depend. 1t is madness to expect the
government to survive the Constitution
Let the avowed enemies of the latter be put
down. Until the day of their rule commenc-
ed, the government was strong and prosper
Gus, and the people were free from burthens.
For many years they have declared their hos
tility to the constitution, and during the short
period of their power, they have steadily la
bored to destroy it. In Conservatism, is the
last hope of the country. To tie supporters
of the constitution g in time of peace, in time
of war, and IN all tlme," we appeal now in
this hour of the country's dire peril to show a
united front.
Let the ballot box speak in tones of thun,
| der, its condemnation of secession, whether
| it take the form Of abolition fanaticism, and
secret conspiracy at the North, or of open re-
bellion at the South. Let the government
! plunderers and the enemies of the constitu-
ton be put down, and there may yet be hope
for the country. Allow them to continue in
power, and the history Of the past eighteen
months, points unerringly to the end of Rep
resentative government, and constitutional
| liberty in America. Union Sauers," to thu
rescue. If this opportunity be allowed to
PASS, who can say that another will ever be
afforded
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-08
That /" Nonsense. :.

The Democratic meeting held at the Court
House OH the 18th ult., did not seem to please
our republican friends. Surely nobody ex-
pected it to do SO. Probably the one held
on Saturday last was equally unfortunate
Mr.. Little's speech at the former meeting
seems to have called out very strong ex-
preston of republican disapprobation. Prob
ably Mr.. Little himself would not have felt
very well pleased with il if it had done 9TH
erwise. That pink -ofjournals, the Wyoming
Republican, speaks of the melting as /" fiz-
z'e," and of the speech as nonsense" and
yet devotes column and half off valuable
space to a miserably futile attempt to reply
to the latter. Other peoples nonsense" is
usually passed by as unworthy of notice.
{" Mr.. Little's nonsence" however, sits so un-
comfortably upon the Republican stomach as
to require column and half from Richards
trenchant pen to set the editorial stomach
right again. This must be very dangerous
kind of " nonsense, !" and ought not to be free
ly INDUCED in. In his wrath the profound
writer hints darkly at that Kedron speech"
on the 4th of July, (Which excited so much
holy horror in, republican quarters, and of
which the Montrose Republican some time
since professed to give a partial repor t.
Does not Richard know that the author of
that monstrous libel has written to Mr.. Lit.
tie an abject withdrawal of his allegation in
that article, and distinct acknowledgment
of its injustice This is, however, no reason
why it should not be used by the republicans.
A lie well stuck to- is almost as good for
some purposes as the truth. But the climax
of this terrible column and half is the allie
CATION that Mr.. Little writes our editorial S.
Richards sources of information are, doub tless
very valuable, but We must beg leave to say
chat we write our own editorials. No article
from Mr.. Lttle's pen, except one or two over
his own signature or his own initials, has ap-
peared in our paper for many months. In
the early part of our editorial career, we
availed ourself of such assistance as we were
able to command, as we supposed we had
right to do in case of need !; for it is our pur-
pose to make our paper just as valuable and
useful as we can. We believe it has been
quietly limited that the readers of the Repub-
Rcan would feel greatly gratifed fits learn
ed editors would employ some gentlemen to
write their editorials. We feel bound to &C
knowledge our thanks for the unintended
compliment they pay us in attributing ours 10
80 respectable source.