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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
The Var not Orer.

he'- Mr. llepwerth of Massachusetts
has b'cn spending few weeks IN Wash
lngton, ami Judging from the NEWSPAPER
accounts. he has been II, ing tL. .-old ciii-
zeli> some plain truths. Pcrlcv .iv,s The
following account oi him.
Key Mr. Hepwor;lr lc-tnr4l this e,,-
mn" IN the [ nit;ariam Church h,.tor. .m
;inilcirr which included nlany p,.,p,ip,.,,,
oi-re>-mria and Officials. IIl> >ulicc;
WA he Times a> Viewed from a Neu-
England Pulpit He commenced bv e,.,,-
if'i>iiii" tie motives and ,la.,r.,r,ers az ,i,.
i'"i1ians and the Cavaliers who ,oloniz,sI
iHe southeastern s,'lcua>i. and the lo,,. al
liberty oi the tir~t compared will the >rIf'
ACCOMPLISHMENT of the second. Pu,nle DIFF.
ierlii@ 20 materially cculI moi possibly
a'"rd a conflict For eighty wear, ile
S'uii Ma ;legr>->>i,e. plausible diplomatic
ana determined "n li.e master, and her ii,
lol''iEinre brought un 4li,. u;,r ANA her
Pr">ii>'il'n- in rcaar,! io reconstruction
Air- ilopworih ,i,rlar.,i the ,oic. ol N,.w
hn"ianl T;'- Ia az " =, i3..ln TO rer,r,-
~e'ii a southern Stale iai..ii g. gcirc,,1!lrl
all ihc people, white :.li l,lark. Hi,
MAS moi uttered ,iildiciiNcly. Referring to
iia' i'rcsi'icni- Mr. II,i,worlh l,r=,r,=l that
Heaven would s;lne the peolle or convert
iiieir che ruler iroi.i tie od ni;sn ,,i iil.
Democracy 10 the new naan ui Rr,,uld
r;lmi-m
la conclusion he >;iil that we had
fought iiie lsafile "f The irl,o,lci and won
IL Vi m'>i now iigi,i i:lr lalil,. oi ideas.
"l prejudice, ol csi~ic and we haze mo
'icnid i'ial iile great ami ir,. North will
Hln thai loo Near very liope!ul. The
lesson "t blood has been learned The
if'lr in-il Of Cali li'oraiia >;iy thai McDougs.l
mus, 90 home: the tfla- mJn "i l'enn~yl-
F;lilla HAZE .irem Il strong Lint TO Mr..
iow.'n iic .rnr men "i Wisconsin lay
thii Mr- Dooliiile lai-r2.re~c,li~ Them.
-Ani - tlae glorious woE1, l. .oima on.
~ ;lfr' rerr hopeful. Soon I'll il.s Cop
l''-Ti-r.ti- ot Iongr,>~ wil ia -, ,.iyen l,lar.
/" ira:>. m-n; ilsr ,y,s.n a,ai aaNcring
wili ~i.k imo oblivion. aal America. fl...
IN ali her borders. III strongest alrl ma,i
united Ration "n earih- MIL l,ui IN a,.i.l,n
'-iior@ til- wor,l l-ihcrir un la.r banner.
,iild lil,: glar ,.c.r pIi la ;,,r. and no: iii
ih,l.~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

The schools in town during the year
have generally proved success. Many
OF the teachers have manifested an ear
nestne>s and zeal in their work worthy
their calling. The greatest lack in our
schools Is government. The teachers are
usually better skilled in books than in
:eneralShip. This evil will not be fully
remedied until teachers can have the CO.
operation oi parents. Teachers are often
blamed Tor Want of government. when
the iault hes more with the parents, or
those making the complaint.
HE punctu;,iity and regularity of at
tendance has improved in some of our
schools; while III others there has been
no such gam, although special attention
lla, been called 10 it. The loss to inlivid
uii scholars and to whole schools. from
tins source, is not considered. In some
schools there l. Il dead los vI about one
third Of the time from tardine>s and alb
>cnce. say dead loss for the school
costs ju>t as much is if the whole time
We're saved to the scholars. II il often
SaId Of such losses that '.thev do NOT
amount to mucE' But if your hired
man hud been often Iardy and frequently
absent, ;llld should say when YOU came to
settle with him it did no: amount 10 mach
ani ought moi TO make any difference.
Won would b. OF another opinion and very
Justly Parents should see that their
ctlii'irtm 20 10 school III season and are
never absent. if il can he avoided
Icac:irr> can and should do something to
rynrt; This evil.
hi n,aiiing our schools all that can b.
desired. would suggest that an efficient
>o-opera;ion ot the friends OF the caIlse III
each district receive increased attention.
let prud.!ial committees. parents. and
all fri ,ndS of education. often visit the
schools i'll their respective districts, on-
serve the manner OF teaching, dcporlment
ana proficiency Of the scholars. and cvincc
an interest in tn" success OF The school.
The interest we feel and manifest in tie
subject ri c,iu'atiun will secure 10 our
selves 4 grateful remembrance. nler
the influence of an earnest and well rcrt-
lied public sentiment. with the intelligent
and efficient ro-opcration of the friends OF
the cause in each school district. We shall
soon reap the reward which oar fathers
nave encouraged Us 10 expect IN this
work anl our common schools
syii! become what they We're intended
the greatest OF oar civil and social bIcs>-
ing. Respectfully submitted,
IL {. HENDERSON. SUIT
Iunl0u, March ). 1866
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
4 Strange Specimen Of Hnmanfy.-
5sHcr@ fIiH it come FROM"

Twelve vctr' AGO Il family named :':iw-
yer. living in the nri@hboring town ui
We~bruok. were SURPRISED to fine, ,i.;!i =
;2rv uprrior new lniI:f COW, carefully kept
in her ,labi' W;~ '''!ryin4 up This con-
;inurd until Mr.. Sawyer Ii-toNtr.d,
-,n,imr after. the prints ol human finger
il the soap gftl>, hallci III the ~t;,o'y.
COMMUNICATING this discovery TO hyF htI~-
1tlt he procured help from Tie ncl-hbor~
ana Il thorough search OF the -tail" fol-
lowed. IN examination oi ihc hay-moW
disclosed a small hole which being ioI-
lowed up by pitching away the hay. led 10
Il sort ii den iiac p lace iii the interior "i
,iir NOW. Here w;,~ found Il strange be
in"-N man apparent y OF about Il years.
h1ll clothed III r;t%S. shockIngiy iiitily. aul
h:tylnG 10 feet. One foot was m--in-
n;~t above the anal2 the Other WAS gunr
4 Iilllc higher up-;iie stump terminating
IN an oiIon9 way and ii 4 manner show
ing /! WAS moi the work ni Il surgeon when
u~t. His fac,. and head were of average
nl,!ig,mG2. hu: not = word could II, cot
from him. He had lived there Il nuinbcr
ii weeks >u,-i>ilI- on t!' milk ri liz. cow
and lir gre;t>e. !!c was turned over To
iIc town authoritle, and placed in the
1.oor holi~c, where he now Is and ii;,s been
Tor the past twelve Years.
All attempts to solve the mystery con-
rrrnn. this ~iran"c bcin" have proved iu-
tile No one ha, been found Vet who c,-
- saw or heard of him, AMI during the
WiioIo twelve years he has never uttered Il
word. Various eXprllcnt> have been tried
to loose liz tonguc. On one occasion ht.
Va, .n cn a bottle containing Il pint OF
whi>ilcv lie seemed to understand cN-
as'ily what it was. for he placed il to hi,
lips ani drank the whole at Il draugIl!,
!,uI il had no perceptibIc effect upon him
In manner, habits, etc, he i, like wild
b,a>:. In tie summer he Is kept in Il
sort oi wooden, cage-iike structure in the
yai,l. He Is very Shy Of strangers and
will hide his head iii his blankets when
they approach. lis quarters are com
Portable, and it is impossible TO give him
better for sanitary reasons.
Where the creature came from Is GER
tainly a mysterious matter. lie could not
iiave walked from distance as he crawlS
very slowly. The only theory attempted
i this \ few weeks before the man wa,
discovered the steamer Sarah Sands arriy-
cd at this port from Liverpool with a
barge number Of immigrants. Ii is con-
.jeciured thai this being might have been :,
burden to some one over the water.-.iir
Sawyer (>incc deyca>ed) hauled q load
home from the steamers wharf at that
tine. and it Is reasoned that the man
might nave been clandcStineiy added to
his load Gas there were opportunities and
from thence have crept into his stable.
This hypothesis Is decidedly vague and
unsatisfactory however. The appearance
OF the man Is not t at of an IDIOT, but ot
one who has lost his mind. He seems la
boring undera great tear.-PortHd A,,rts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
The Seren Days. Battles.

Harper's Magazine for March. contains
an account of the great battles between
Mcclellan and Lee, before Richmond.
made up from the official reports OF both
sides
1t appears from comparison of Lee ;
with McClcllan's reports, that at tie le-
ginning OF the seven DAYS the armies were
very closely matched, Mcclellan had
1O3.224 men. according to his OWN ac-
count, and Lee had loo, 800, according i,
his report. Ii appears further, from Ices
report. that in ever >ingic hattie oar men
beat the eneinv. though in almost every
case a "reater rebel force was brought
against the part OF ours which was per
mitled 10 fight ii Is shown that on ;iie
second and third days Richmond WAS open
10 Met lciian. the tide Of battle having -
rolled round that the grc;,tcr part of Lees
army was - placed ;i> 10 leave the wIlul,,
OF McClelian'> force between ii and Rich
mond
Mcclellan had moi more than a third of
his army engaged i'll ANY single battle. ex-
ccpt thai OF Malvern but cur gallant
troops fought with heroic bravery the
generals in command OH the different fields
appear 10 have selected admirable posi-
lions, and a. the attack lay upon the enc
my. he suffered more severely than our
troops. ;.s will tie seen bv the iolowin.
oiiicitl account oi the losses on both si,icS /:
mon. killed. .5S:: wounded. 100 ::
total, 9.29!. Rebel. killed, 5,l6l {:
wounded. l5.2J5: total. l9.i05. That
Is 10 >av. tle rebel losses Were twicc ~
great us ours in killed and wounded.
iiIt after every Success. Mcclellan ur-
'iere'l Il new retreat. He appears 10 have
been totally ignorant OF ihe cnemy'> posi-
lion and strength he hal Richmond in
iii- power Oh every day ot tiir seven. and
on the last day. if. instead of rctrealin.
from Malvern Hill. lie had attacked the
cnyinv. he would not only have Gained
Richmond. but destroyed the rebel army.
The rebel general Trimblc, in an oilici;.l
report. thus describes the condition OF ihy
confederate ARMY ca H." marnim. liler the
battle OF Malvern Hill
''lhe next morning. hv dawn. ! went
oil 10 ask for orders. when | fotml isc
whole army i'll the utmost di<orI,.r Thou
sands oi >tra"g,in@ men were ;l>l!nr every
pa>>cr hv Tor their re-imrmi> amhulnc-
-. wa"un> and artillery oi>iruclci every
rold. ami altogether. i'll Il lrenchnr RAIN.
presented Il >,'cn'. "I the most wuiul ami
heart rtndil" coniu>ion,
'i'nc writer i'll il;'rpcr> Magazine ad.l> !:
The very >iinw oi' an at;acl :Ipon Ill, h
al ARMY 10y thc uni,rnken mon force.
must have defeated H. Bui there was in
the mini OF il commander no thought ot
an attack y hcn IN ia" nior!.;.l. ihc
comtcicr.ltc> looked up tie hill winch they
Iai % salnly attempted 10 scale. HEX >aw
nn: Il tt.;re ot ilr "rirl batteries and 81
ri,s! Iin> which had confronted them the
mi.nt Ini,r. In i:.r >g,-.:n :,..I .l:,...>In--
the | mon army had flsi from :. licior, -
though it hai hc.-A :, rou,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

MIR. Vallandi@ham made speech at
Dayton. OHIO. last Saturday might. in
praise OF President Johnson H. laid ..lie
had a slight suspicion that just now a pc
litical draft Oh the White House bearing
his Mr.. vs. name, would he aS readily
honored a> one bearing the name ol Stew
ems, Summer or Schenck." OF iIie Prc>i-
dents speech oi tie 2,2d. he said il WAS Il
most timely speech. showing not only that
he '.mean: TO fight the Internal Thugs who
have arrayed themselves against his poll
cy,' but that ''he was one OF the halt doz-
eli men in the United States who under
stand that the devil OF ianatici>m is 10 be
fought with fire" lie had a firm hope
that iilc President would 90 On as he had
begun, and if he would only reorganize his
Cabinet, he should feel sure of it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
.; PEE. isEFK Il SATLES.
+; ARRlAuE CERTIFICATE.
1t Don't Peg.

.onntry newspaper publishers are often
81 ,l TO hy propl " no WaHt their bu>i-
Be-. or wares advertised, with the under
ding l..4, thc printer i, to take hi. pay
H ''irlGc.' III some instances this
.@yln@t pays the publisher, but Of
t"n"lld.- not. The Geneva (N. "
""|";'e contains IN article on this subject.
"".l.'t ;hc pitor thus itratiou~ly re-
E.'- III experience in dis line ol adver-
G.m-:
"um oH occasion we took case of bit
'.' 90" i1ui!y Use. and i; was with diff
1':' That We could issue our next paper.
-. entire force kept Stone blind while
u. h.,jer- Were or hand.
jlr nrXt experience was N the coffee
-'". We inserted an advertisement for Il
r.t,> manniactur,r aal received sack
ct the pure article IN payment. We rave
,,Hp.Ui to onc OF eur noiah!ors. who
Threatened nrNt day to prosecute u, ior at
w"''m- 10 poison hi, family. lie was
III ~r,"> for Iii, paper We gave him
IT,. ..i@nc' Of the same to keep quiet.
1'r .:,>t attempt was IN The sewing ma
'"n" line. We cave tie advertisement a
'h>Pruog, place in our colnnn~. ana rc~
.',' md pat in operation first class
"h'.y ewing machine. y pair Of trouS-
.- WAS Tilted tn u> in a few hours ",
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

Ills NANIE--In hi> interesting work.
'-i:rant and iii> Campaigns Professor
Cnpper settles ihc question a. 10 the Lieu
tenant Generals correct name In Il nnic
he saws: Ills father tells liz that his
namc WAS Hiram | l,S~cs hui that liS ca
det warrant WAS mal. ont for ly>ses
sydney; that l,e accepted the m;:lnc whil,.
at We>i Point. only cli,i,-in" it 10 Cir>>s
Simpson. in honor OF hiS mother, when he
graduated
The Sunday school i the nursery Of
vonr future church and the ONLY guaranty
you have that 1t will have a future. or
cycna continuous AMI lealihtul li!, In ile
present. For what l. liza; church woril,
that nc-iecis the spiritual instruction of
the ycung'
!'An STATE OF TmiNG>.-A Vermont
wc"i-@rnwer made the statement at a kate
contention that every r.. OF clothes he
hai on was made of foreign wool. while
he had at home three clips of wool from
his own hocks which he could not sell.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

I'm N"lri. a." IAN i--g,l NJ
s3l,- republicans 81 Clii-;-a ia',i ,.n if,l-
iii'-ii>r i'io,li.,r "a lhe c,saiin. "i liz 2ola
nlt-- To >i.~lai'a con.r,--> Ia - ,ilcr-l> ,lu
ke-l' 1lireia'l.!aHi Traitor ir:.l Sharing ia
iii. w,..A oi legislation. ia. -. ..is.
Ts:.~ Remarked. for IL IA .una..r- aal
;ii,. inf niiai lnc' winapari.-i;,s;,..l ia Il
proceedings, i,,re i on,. o3' ii~ r,~olu-
li,li>:
--E.,~.'oL That III, i,,-iien,-~ ht-
r.in-iie &" IL ea~-einila-,- IA ir.a'i "a ih.,
Ai.i,e 'iou-,., isi~ Genera, q, l,a,iar on .ia,i
oc'-,>ien- c-.a,is.iy ii- l,lnunr'ai 81, ol
.w" ie,ii n,isl3a-r- of ,,'aa.r =. wiss-.. lu,-
-,.iy IA ihe b:i.ea IA / frs p.il !, .ll,..c
~'i-Pi.l "a. Ell-i IN r,..,r,. 4. mo. o..., -
a., :ltironi Io an inselii-,aG ;l,la li:,..gy
le.ii'@ na.ign- fH1 - :n unlg,, ln.,I
;'a..l i.l-s',ii.l. ;le,aarIu7e fran lile d:gni.s
'.iii pr"lTie,le- oi' al''~iii,.n hitherto uni-
Nl.,..ily rcrc.yL"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
Az INTERESTING: Drr>rIny >rrur,,

AN INTERESTING pCE>u"N >ErTLED--
li.crc i Il feature in youn- la!ie-' lre>>
that h;,> p;::le,l n.i,N-What Is :i.c Sig-
niiit.,ncc ol wearin. long ends ol' ribbon
innnl lhe n,ck We are assured that
tiie 'ollowili- i corrcc; Wh,-a iliey wear
line cii,l> ir,m.in. in front. ii my@,,n> ii..;
iii, Ia! !y l. married: o.cr tn. RI .Int >lluul-
der, that >hr Is cn.a-e,l; oycr The icii
shoulder. tn. -i.e i.a> i i.llov coming lo
sec her. but i noi engaged down H..
back means. ''iipy>. come on. want a
beau - Ii she does nn; wear anv. il
mran> she Is engaged, and don't wish TO
have anything TO do with ANY other tI-
lnw.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

plnrlyI = oT ClN,plAN SrnCk.-Ii,.
t'iownig satisfactory answer w:lS 1iycii i,y
= '.irv Yankee IL a -. Johns merchant.
~ hv cl,inc;~l II IA in store in iilr
above manned ci!v the merchant. AMI o:.l-
~ present. s,-ccri;.inin@ that h.. MAS from
ri AilanS. BEGAN 10 question him ~ 10
public opinion on The Fenian movements.
designs. etc.
SUD the merchant "What io The i'e-
m.;ri- expect 10 do with Canada. should
they take il -
We'll. >;lii the Iankcn. after 4 little
heiiaii"n. Il don't exactly know. but il j.,
rri'ort,,i that they arr ling 10 "i,e i; 10
the nited >;aie> ior two iron cilus and a
ram N. -INsu> N,< osy,g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

ihe dlsgraccful fights between the Soph-
omore and freshmen classes of Yale co..
Icge, which has been going on for some
time and were occasioncd by the freshmen
wearing tall hats and carrying canes with
out asking permission of the sophomores,
have been stepped for the present by the
OF seven members of each class
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

Capiai. Phillips. the io,ial and well
anowa co:.iiclor cn ia, Chicago ami
ii"'-h i-i'ari Railroad ~ty> he ii;n>. in a
Ncry i"n- experience a. 4 railroad ,pn-
,iuci"r- hll-"n many conductors Who haze
tried io ja>> another train on a >iin.lc track
iul th,y invariably m;a'!e Il failure OF il.
II" KY le never heard oi a successful ct-
i''ri. III that ilnc. and lie don't helieoc IL
can he mon,- Al ANY r.lic. a; hi lime al
lie. Ia has II" ;rinhition 10 iry ii lourr
conductors. who w;inl 10 ~. what they
,.,m de-. iry il occasionally. bui iiev h.iy,
:iiw..y- li;,i.- a i;,iiare OF il! IL think i.
might lc l"n,'. weil enough. on Il ,l'll.l,.
track. i,:g h1iiey,> ii en- on >inel. Track.
Ia tar> "li:.iDr: i likely to Ia. ce.re,-i.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

The pork disease is no new- thing.
Somebody makes out that Ilerol the
Great died OF it. ~ we are assured that
he was eaten by worms before tie breath
was fairly out of his royal body.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

Din h'h--A captain, Ma. Lad q. ,.aa. /
-ig,'i'ins i'','i'- o''''-ht a' i.i-r i,., ia l.s
mi'!'ir w;''r3i- Try iil:s ~s.l. l..-l .,..l -
h h,'i ~t'.'ai ilom The s'lil.'>~ i re~ io l.on
he c'ii,'l "''i, --ios' lt,l',.,-s NJ. IN ira,e
n''.' oi i.aai- = --i'.ni:,' captain. ~, -ol
none ior le,' niioi iile l,,y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

Connecticut election occur, on the ilr,,
Monday of April.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

NT. Cf>rRAL RliLR"Ar.-Thr follow
ing ii@ure> >how iiiat ihe Vermont Cen
il,sl railroad Is a .'l,i@ institution" aid
thai ii 'o>:~ something 10 rum the .-mp-
chin" +. f. Perkins. the eiliciemt and
popular master meclani:. of the road.
eivc- elnpi"ym"n; to IL ell.in,ers. Is iire-
men. il raj wcidcr-. 9. machimi>i> and
h,.;srr-, - car builders. IL hlack~iiiiii.>
and hc!i..r-. l. Painters ami iI,lper-. am
% "i.rcc--:, total ui' ;5''6 men, j. W.
Hobart. FL. nrl>trr Of transportation.
y:mI'l"y> | II men. Is men are emplove,i
"m the passenger trains. thirteen of whom
;ir'' conductors. ltH agents and ;;;55
;r,,ci.ln.n an clnploycd al ,lIc various STA
lions MAJOR Temrv. master l,fi,l..r,il..n
"mpiry- IL m-n Tie read annually rpil-
~lim,-> -" - CORDS ul wool The nri
tr,i-ii ,:,gi:'m-, oi Ihc Rad IN l-ti.i werr
:;l,o'.i.:::,.., e. :s-lin>t S9.G.52.3 o. IL.
1861.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
TIL E CALIFORNIAN.
81. JOliNSBUi.Y, VT.

81. =ta'": ia vance
..-rAt,l-lhc posiAe, ON TIE CAL.r"sIA, TO sub
r, =. .li. county i free: any part o III" nite.,
-,,,,t. n tli. county. five cents per quarter, OF
...,s-,,,. ,,vt;,r I'm advance ~ thr Office
:.'.F .,.ri r.,.ivrd Transient copies can be sent
s,'sn.' b. ''". .. II'- To-. !"- '"o f'"'''
.A> l'. or lea. y ~ r,c, ' ,',[s n,
.>,i, ..ar. .,iuarr Yearly contracts
a ~ ...r ,y, . ,,a.. i.:trtio Fotr'v'. tO,t,:'.
l.. '... '"r' sI.-;' each IL advance. Obua-
II. y ...''" '''.
-ryoitt 80 - - 4'ihf',>. Ft.h S'''rf,o ,o'f ri" i
-. v~A 4; aai's. Ahr' '''' oarae"' T.: .@air
~ -,,', =, 1,,t - ..,,F ;,,;,.r rr.,,. f.s
. ...r,.a ~. r... +. b. r.,'.<,f ;,o,ar;m'cly
.,..a. a. livr, rlcn a. hi. Office, or A. any 9th
'.or = the po-. o'.' ''i'-'-s % N" subscriber,
.r.. ct.., e.. .,...- tLcv give .ha pol office %
't' ''.' ''' = ''''' 1t '''' one 10 VINE" '''''
rtf>ri<.. %, I'll Kind t...o =. living ,ri .-.-
.... 20. h-r' TO ..'e.rIyo ...
--.-.- ~~--------'--'--------
~ iulvs#H Ky BUSINESS DIEE,rniY.
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President johnson and Gen. Grant.

Mr. Pollard has been permitted 10 re-
issue the Richmond E.ru"ii.er, formerly sup
pressed for treason. Who gave him the
permission lie first asked il of Gen. Grant
and then OF President johnson. Mr.. Poi
lard SAYS OF General Grant
i >;lw that officer but once when lie re-
fused most empliatically TO revoke the or
der for the seizure O; the office. Ii was
evident that | had noihin" 10 hope from
him. iur he sud 10 me expressly that ii he
had the authority, he would suppress the
New York News. the Cimciniitati Enquirer.
and Chicago Times. adding that the cop
Perhe;'d papers OF the North. ;ls he desig-
nated them, Were doing quite as much
ir,lm a. the papers in the South.
Mr. Pollard s:iys OF the President
- 10 his kind and considerable hearing.
;inl /" his >en>e Of justice. feel that owe
the restoration of my paper
1t will he seen that Gen Grant men
iions three newspapers which he saws curh,
~ p' III tlt,ulIt hlisll
GOOD reason exist for Gen Grants opiIi-
ION, The iir~i OF these Journals, the New
York Daily NcwS. SAWS:
- The name of Andrew johnson i up
on the lips OF the people "A aors nt> Of '.Iel:yh'
AID d,!,iii,ftoa'
The second Of these Journals The Gin
cinnafi Enquirer, >ay>:
God he thanked that we have Pres
i'!ent who. At this irving hour. Is ,riN-ag t.
ristch tie d's,Hion A"icti> tg ti, t.,'cu :"
The third ot these Journals. the Chicago
iini,,S. >ty>:
''li l. ihe solemn duty of ihe I'resi,lel.
il c":lnf.r, liIe arrest ot Tbael'ler> Sic
vrn-. Wcniell Phillips. Chari,-s Srarn,icr.
and all their coniedtraie> in Cungre9s. for
tii,. crime OF treason
Un The whole, We are compelled 10 ad-
mil that ;.cn. Grant l. not l;ll from riaht.
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