Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-10
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Hyde Park. Wednesday, Oct, 10 1866.
70 THE ONION REPUBLICAN FREEMEN
Of THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

OF THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Having failed, in the election of Sep
embcr 4th, 1866, to make choice of
: REPRESENTATIVE to Congress, the selection
: of a candidate for that Office reverts to tn
Freemen of the District, and an oppor
tunity is offered to re unite the Uniol
Republican Party. ,g-t
In Under taese circumstances, there belni
no properly constituted District Committe
we ia kc-t the liberty as citizens and he
publican voters, to invite all Union lie
pubicaus in the District who will unit
in an earnest effort to close up the divis
! ion of the Republican Party, setting aside
the two leading candidates, who divided
its strength in the last canvass, and t.
concentrate the whole force Of the Party
upon some new man as a candidate fol
Representative, to assemble in their var
ious towns on Monday. the 10Th day Of
October next at 7o'clocG i'll the evening
and choose Delegates--one for each town
and one additional for each hundred votes
cast in each town for GOV, Dillingham; III
the recent elecliou-such delegates to meet
| in Delegate Convention at Hyde Park, on
Thursday, the 18th day of October, 8G6
at o clock, A. NJ, there, to select some
persons, other than the two leading Cln-
dilta es in the, last canvass, to represent
tho political views aud wishes of the Re-
pnblicans of the District in. the National
House of Representatives., .....
The above Call is signed by several
hundred pamesg from all parts Of the dis
triet which are reliable, and include some
of our bcsts men, but our Limited space
forbils publishing Them, 1t will be seen
that the contention is to be delegate one,
and we hope the people will encourage it
by elccting delegates from every town in
the district. The plan Of a mass district
convention received its death blow at the
late one held here, aud it is hoped that
the district will never again be disgraced
by such scenes as were enacted on that
day, .'.mi s.... ..
The fact that many desire d new candi
date is growing more apparent every day.
The unity ofthe party is Of no small CON
sequence in these times, and sc under
stand the object of this convention is to
make an effort to secure this ''b
Next Monday evening is the time ap-
pointed for the several towns to choose
delegates, and we are requested to give
notice that the voters in this town, en-
braced in the call will meet at the town
hulIat the appointed hour for that purpose.
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REAL-EsTATE CHANGE IN HYDE PARK -
T. G. Martin Of this town has purchased
the village hotel property Ghe old ''Dut-
ton Stand and took possession on Mon
day last lie has already commenced the
work Of Improvements, aud intends to
thoroughly rcft repair and build addi-
tons to the property.
The Reed Boys" of this town, &C., A.
& G.'H,) who have travelled with Thomp,
son & Co. ''IippocolIosiculum, the pqst
summer as suffers, and, it is said, made "a
good thing out of it," have purchased
Orrin BENEFITS farm, together with all
the stock aud produce thereon, .. wa, II.
ACCIDENT Fred Sears of Stowe, had
his right hand terribly manglrl aud torn
byabeiug caught in the cylinder of a
, thrashing machine, on Saturday morning
last 1t is expected that he can never re
! cover the full use ofhis hand, though
some Of the fingers may remain on tht
hand. Fred is called good fellow whcr
heis known, and his accident is deplored
by al. .egi 'g a..
| J!I frtf 50 I..4t .....a
Gu The trial of the case VIM Bedcl
VS.. Town of Hyde Park, for alleged inju
RIGS accrued on the highway on the eve
ming Of last March meeting day, came o.
} at Eden on Monday last and resulted i
verdict for BedclI in the sum Of s27 2
and costs. This town had previously Of
fefdd him s55 to settle, but he did uc
see fit to accept the amount, a u ...