Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-09-28

family, by which he means give him the /
ballot. He predicts war OF races un
less this is done soon, but he has the
good sense to say that for the present
he would Confnc the ballot in the south
to the loyal who can read Mr.. Smith
also advocates the right for women To
vote, but he does not predict Il war with
the sexes if the right is still longer de
MED 70 the better half of creation. Az
his habit is, Mr. Smith says many good
things, aud says them strongly, but in
his despair of all existing parties and Ut
the country, and in his doubt whether
even the Lord himself can DO any more
for the nation, he is altogether too dis
NAL and hopeless. We fear his digestion
is imperfect.
HoRRIRLE BRUTALTY.-An investiga-
tlOn is now going on before u United
States Commissioner in New York OF
certain charges against Capt. Anderson,
Of the ship NillairanCa, which recently
arrived at that port from London, whence
il sailed on the 18th of July last. The
testimony in support of these charges
shows Anderson to have been an unieel-
ing and hpartless man, to whom starya-
ton and distress seemed excellent sport.
The provisions dealt out to the paSSen-
GERS were scauty and intOlerably bad
and there was not enough water gwen
our TO qurucu their thirst while eleven
cJttlr uu board had all the water they
required. Nlo .ajy testified ON Monday
that 'bc meat served out 10 them ~mylt
SID Hal THAT she had to throw it away,
and y,t m3u grlsNed a it declaring
thai lie was so hungry that he could eat
anything 1t was Ofh0 use to complain
to the CAPTAIN vino had oUly 0lths
and abuse to adj to his il. usage
otherwise. One witness testified that a
woman. with starving and thirsty
Chi)drjd. imWored his consideration o.
their situation, but he swore that he
cared nothi"g Tor them. What he die
give his passengers was putrid and ut
terly unit for food, whether pork, beef
or vegetables. 1t was testified that on
the Srh OF August, which was the hot
test day on the voyage, no water could
he obtained on board. About dinner
time women and children We're crying
for water Money was offered for il,
but none could be had. When the pas
Sengers complained, the captain threat
ened To throw them overheard and to
hang them. Anderson would not even
allow them 10 secure rain water and y
little chiIa Qurnched ITS THIRST oy IGA-
ing rain drops which fell on vessel her
mother was not allowed to use TO catch
the rain. Il is Il terrible story of bru-
tali,v the passengers tell, aud it seems
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How RIcH MEN WoRK,-The hardcs
working men and The hardest working
! institutions in New York are those whict
are the most successful. To the out
siders it seems an easy thing TO maxi
money and to keep it. Banking wa
easy work a few years ago, and is now
in the old fashioned institutions whicl
have no country and no foreign eX
change. But no factory or lnachin
shop keeps men on the jump a. does
live bank in this city. | was in one o
these institutions yesterday which /
not yet ten years old. Its army o
clerks have to be on hand early in tn
morning, and they cannot leave unit
their WORK Is done, which is otter nc
TILL long after the gas Is lighted. 1t
| capital is Two millions, It's daily receipt