The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-06

bles he is able to purchase. The on
" restraint placed upon him is such
as to prevent his doing any injury TO
himself The prisoner Is not Kept III
a luxurious manner, but he has mn
nitcly better treatment than was ac-
corded 20 our prisoners at Anderson
Vile. and he Should be the last imam to
complain The trial drags along very
slowly, and it IS impossible to tell
when it VIII be completed
Howell Cobb of Georgia formerly
speaker of the House of Representa-
tivos, and lately a brigodler IN the reb-
al army, has been arrested on the
charge Of being concerned IN the An
defson cucltios and James W. Dun /
can. one Of the witnesses of Wirz, has .
been committed to the old capitol
prison ON tho charge of ill-ttoaung
some of the prisoners at Anderson
Vile, causing the death OF one OF them.
The private secretary of the rebel ma
val sccIctay Mallory was also com
mittod Co prison Monday
Auny aill navy News,
The people OF the South ale FESTIVE
under the presence of colorcd troops,
and where thcv are there is constant
danger of collisions On this account
and partly TO conciliate the people OF
the South, the government seems dc
temmed TO remove the negro troops
as fast as possible and probably very
few except those in TeNas viii much
longer bo retained i'm the service.
Nearly 1000 men, belonging 60 regl-
mcuts from every State in the Union,
hayo recently been transferred to the
veteran reserve corps. At the last
accounts 0ur troops ON the Rio Cirande
were suffering severely from scuryy
particularly the colored soldiers; and
1t was feared The army would bo ma
tcmMiy reduced If remedies were not
lufll .ed
A military "order Of the loyal le-
giu has been formed 10y discharged
, soldiers and officers, it's Objects being
to porpctuate tho associations of the
J., war and 10 extend relief To the Wild
n ows and orphans OF soldiers; and Gen
Grant is to be asked to become presi-
dent Of IT,
Political and PERSONAL.
81 The Massachusetts, democracy met
In convention al Worcester. and played
- the pohiouc and conference.-the
X president dodge TO pertcction Noth-
mg WAS heard ab0ut "Lnc,lu'- hrc
h. lugs, uut the soldiers now that theil
10 needs and dang are overs have thC
BIT paee Of honor The resolutions iot
Dr. 1n the leai 81 the Maine and Sew
b. York platforms ON national mat
a tcrs Nth II few pianks pas in io
e home effect; and tile ticket as tu
a nearest % % llvc ono that the pant.
g has had up d. NJ eaus,tt- L9r .Aaa.
i, day.
oi Some of the Out-and-out copper
q heads Of Now York arc disguised "a
d. the course Of the inte democa'i4c go"
d. Venlon n n,olain5 iho president
So and they e.l conYcnJi9n ~ Y
De themselves 4iaA4aN, nt ne" AaiA
Is. Resolutions were adopted een2une
o- ing the democratic NOMINATIONS ah
g. platform a9 aosolNlnS thcm nom iu
DE "o'ie"uohe - import 'iie t'i'I', tche'
%" >e''''0i '''"NH ~ 'i'7ro.iii' D'.
'"'s-5 'i''.'J e-' ~ p, LOUIS 5'l"
~ I'D Tor e'i'u Suffrage. lis 'alaN .aa
Nvio "'' ~, i'5'' 80 ,el.''e "'
Up gro ehl.iaec III tiia le"i-"AiIe4 o''-l.
.a as lnoispoAs'2.e 20 q ert9neau ioti
l.e OF government; also. Tia. cans.stcne
he requires that the n DIT of sutus
he aou.a oe cNtem.cd 10 woman, u,
ay that tins may be pos p9ned fJr Oh
'A present
ae- The president has created consider
'uI able talk lately by giving a democrat
he paper at Washington Is share OF ii
la- government advertising. Some see
act TINS q disposition to 50 over to iL
rA, democrats.
'en Cener"i News.
om Gold remains about at the old Fl,
ln- ure, lI3alIl Notwithstanding lang,
be shipments to Europe than usual. ii