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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

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The csu IS Boot trou oleyg.
ind SAYS sc tbe raoat Convention q
lay policy soldiers aal Sailors hcll
there
T0dav Bu looked around IS tie
Convention assembled fa id1se 1000
soldiers SD name 0ofe En 90
tbe original e4u but lald aat thHm
[ scanned lAe cruul carefully lat
couldn't ec Grant hog Ho1ker nor
sheridan. u0 Thomas nor Sherman.
nor Meade nor Stckj Bon Hancock
nor Logan. nor Howard uoF Warmer.
mon Gaan nor 0rj nor Glbbon naf
Wright nof Banks uay Tony nor
Crook. non Mower uog Fitzpatrick nor
RuseHaus uar burnside uug Farke
nor Merritt. nor scodeld ct the army
uor caald / sec Iagragul, Porter VIM
slow, Boggs. Rowan, hahiEren If the
navy Nor, ID iact auY 8. tie great
heroes whose names t familiar a az
ory Gre.ide rs can itn Soldiers and
sailors Convention is huah, a moro stu-
pcudous iinud was never perpgttaied.
il is d gathering %. foolish men. Nhonre
the tools of schgming aemoeogpes Ike
seward johnson, Doolittlo Randall and
others
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JaEr TH0msoS Hon Jacob Thomp-
SON, formerly Of Mississippi, and recent
~ traveller ia many lands except his
own, has written q letter ia which he
says Of the President
i would bo unwilling to embarrass
him with anything on my account, for !
honestly believe ii ho succeeds there is
some hope for the country Tho fails,
The Constitution is buried; civil rights
viii become byNords, liberty Il gone.
and deep gloom " inevitable darkness
hangs over the destiny Of tho greatest
people ID tao world
AZ sir Thompson alter giving lfor-
nation = tie rebels 0btauelby him IS
q member q tie cabinet, became tic
able manager 81 tllcir Canada bureau 81
murder plllago, arson and secret pois-
onlag aud al be has been proclaimed
an escaped fclon by ia. johnson f5r
the par. believed Is have been taken bv
him Is the assassination 81 8ir Lincoln.
this endorsement 81 Mr. Johnson's
policy must BE- highly gratifying % the
latter and VII not be- unins,Iuctige
for tie country Al large'--Bg "a Adcer-
bs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

PTEHos's MAGAZINE for october IS repletC
wA original and selected stories, miseellaHcy, fash
unplaics, ctc. Az excel ent number
AugUEs HosE MAoAzrNr Cor October contains
Is usual humber gftto.ies, fashion placs, domes.
IS raeein,s i0Ee,llr with Interesting miscellaneous
reading.
HtmEEs MAGAZINE fog October has tie follga
uT t4b'e q gonieuts Personal Eee8llcetions 81
the wars Wooden Lea ctaise q the Rob Roy
Alaaaaiei Heroe pseh 81 Heroic lien. shelby
Cobea. Mrs. Eah's Bridal Tour; sleep. Tie
Eu.ael chaps Lady G3liu At Hanei septem
bsr Woods Eo9bel q Halls billions TIE Bun
81 d calunba agaia lie Fra lmaa story -
Tie usIy lgaj Cos q Home EisQs Table
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

THr LEGISLATURE The Republicans
vail hayc a working majority, since al
most aH tic members are q that purity.
4 set wc IL bot learn Of many caudi-
dates FIR Legislative appointments Mr.
Nichols, % Ncfihftld, sill doubtless be
re-e lectpd Secretary Of State By common
consent Mr FIag Of Bennington, Is
q candidate Go collection q Clerk q
Tie Hon aith iile great advantage 81
experience aHapapularlty as nu officer
and we presume Secretary Clark Is
really 81 eae tia senate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

Rssolyn, That tic Soldiers II Yer.
mont fought to secure not nominal
Union, but ono ~ Tree speech, fun pro-
lection Tor all loyal citizens. and true
equality Of rights throughout thc ua.
tiunal domain.
REsoLvEu, Ihat no regard impartial
suffrage Is ma essential element Il Re
publican equality.
Rsol1Il, That nagnauimisy towanis
a fallen Zoe docs not require tiiai ile
conQneror shall pern4ii tbs conquered
to dictate ihe terms Of peaeo
I.EsolyED. That io allow conquered
rebels 81 increased representation iH
Congress a. the fruit " their defeat
is offering d premium ior Treason aud
that We approve ibc Amendment To las
Constitution proposed hs Congress
Rnso1ym That vs. appreciate the
services and suiTalngs ot tic soail.
err loyalists anl plei ourselves
70 stand b. those pao stood ly as
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SIN It1IE- CLARK =
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othcr ,A dpzyu Of your Porous rlAstes, They IN
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

Abrams N LOUISIANA. Adyices from
Now Orleans say that urgent demands
are being made on Gov Wells to con
yeno the legislature in extra session, os.
tensibly for the repair Of The levees on
the river, but really to accomplish his
impeachment, as the legislature Is 81
ultra Southern rs the Governor is radi-
.cal. There is no doubt but such a re-
suit would follow lie refuses pcremp.
torially, and remains III the STATE when
BE really desires to go North, because
in his absence Licut-GoY VOORHEES,
would surely issue the asllod-for procla-
nation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

aEsaEl 3sAl1F T kEAsoEr
Tbep as an hundred aud nine, -lae
churches. containing membership 81
2257I Tie DoAesil Mission Society
employed Forty missionaries during the
stsg; and though thsre waa AZ tie close
d $1,000 ln tae Treasury and forty
are ministers ID the State without
change thirts SIS churches aeTe report
ei destitnie q preaching aud eighteen
AielY az heooMe extinct Ha. maa
a ERa.5r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25
soldiers Convention.

The Vermont soldiers met in Con-
ycntion at Burlington on Monday eve
ming Sept II, Tor thc purpose q ehoos-
ing delegates to attend tho Convention
at Pi,tsburg, Pa, Moi Rounds q
Chester was chosen President 81 ihe
Convention. A large number q dele.
gates was selected to 40 to Pittsbnrg
several spirited speeches were mad, and
the following pithy resolutions were
passed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

Tn To BRUrE Even the New York
News says ut is useless to attempt to
overlook the fact that the late spoochi-
flying tour Of the President was the
greatest blunder that functionary could
possibly have committed" II submits
the following explanation Of the Presi-
dents blunder:
"l'ho fact Of the matter is, that he has
unfortunately allowed himself to be
hoodwinked and bamboozled BY the
wiz md unscrupulous dcmogogue Of
the State Department, who has deter
mined to sacrifice him that lie may not
DO IN his way when the time arrives
for the people to select the next Prcsi-
don't.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

Par II YmuoSr Concerning the
immense quantities Of peat which
abound in various portions Of our State,
an exchange has the following,
IN Vermont, peat is abundant, as the
geological survey Of Professors Hitch
coel, aud Hager have fully demonstrate
led. They say there is not a town ia
the State that has not a supply Of peat
stored up for future use. The Rev. S.
r. Hall has also devoted much atten-
ton to the development Of this import
ant truth. If not now important, it il
sure to be in few years more; the
densely wooded portions Of Tie State
have been SO completely stripped Of
forest, that timber and even fuel is now
an expensive article. Peat in Vermont
is not confined to low-lands and valleys
or streams. Mr. Hall names some Of
the highest towns in the State whore it
is found and all the railroads cross
the beds Of it, which would furnish
them with far cheaper fuel than wood
or coal Some Of these deposits are so
old and deep that fossil elephants have
been found buried several feet below
tho present surface.
On the summit Of Mansfield mount
ain, in the town Of Stove, Vt, at an eli
ovation Of 43IS feet above the tide there
arc beds Of peat and sphaauous mess,
rapidly increasing the quantity Of fuel
for future ages,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

THE JoHSsTowS ACCIDENT. It appears
That only four persons were killed out
right at Johnstown, Pennsylvania, by
the accident during the President Wis
it, but several Of the 100 injured cannot
survive. Besides 81 ,700 subscribed in
aid Of the sufferers, at late meeting Of
the citizens Of Johnstown,i it was resoly-
ed thatoach merchant professional man,
mechanic and laboror should give them
one days wages.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

GRAHT on CLYyER. While Grant was
ii Philadelphia with tho President, en-
route to Chicago, a bread -and-butternut
Of that city, who claimed to be soldier,
accosted him in the Continental Hotel
and introduced the subject Of Pcnnsyl-
vania State politics Said the fellow t.
him, I'VE are having q very warm can
ys- Tor Governor ia this State
$50 I'hoar, replied Grant.
we are very sanguine Of beating Gen
GeaIy and electing, Alr Clymer by a
handsome majority, z continued the but
ternut
"@hat makes you feel 50 confident n
asked tho etunoral.
because, said tho Johnsonito, ''wo
count On getting tho. larger part Of the
soldiers vote for Clmer"
q think you win be mistaken ia that
CAmer is Copporhead, and tho soldier
Who votes for him win disgrace himself
and the flag be fought under, was the
Generals reply IS he turned on his heel
and walked away
Gen Grant makes no secret Of his de-
sire that tho gallant Gen. Gemy shall
be elected Governor Of Pennsylvania ~
Chicago Tribune.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25
e,rVAvGr utT TRtfF.

IFery young iedg sad gentleman u the United
States eco beaf something very mach 70 their al
Yaaiaee by retarn mail iifee " charge ~ address
tlg she undersigned. These having ieaFs u being
Arulagged viii 9bHgeby not noticing this eHft.--
All olAea vii g!easg address tselr nasdieHi servant
Ttl9S ~ CHAPMAN,
f~2T b3l Broadway. hsW York.
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Kalarin EuerRMhare,


Rarely haa thctc been a seasoH as fruitful % us q
nalarlous diseases. Not only o. ne praire and %
to valleys # the West not merely 81 al tie on
Aauais Of Ecycr sod Arue and Bilious Itmltent Fever
have liese proslating dis-as,s been unusually yia
lent; bit ihey have extended 10 towns aud eifneyer
before infested vilh them, and have Gwen acnded the
mountains end attacked Thousands of Pcopc supposed
% hage been placed By TIC iau ofNaiur above their
reach Hence ,ge ire compelled 81 admit that Gtai
element perraAeslhe uAiqpfsa Alr lbi feas0u end
should az once resort 10 he only approved preventive
0f lts consequences
HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
tonic go p0teui, anti-sepli 50 perfect an aicrs-
ve 81 etibe, aad stimnlaut - pure, that IL en-
4be- ne human system q resist aB8 battle Hli thf
prcdiep8siay causes 81 disease Win the confidence
that one clothed IN ihcJmbusibe garments might move
among blazing baildHgs lne maH who arms himself
ilins maluri4 niIi .lis powerful aGfasi1e Usileias
may walk ietefNcaargad district fearless u ija nsa
luhrious atmosphere rAe Intemittaats and remit.
tents at present general 10 90 parts q h@ country
may BE- bat the fareraunafs Of dgadeF scgarge moss
80 imwag westward from the fF EAst Prepare tho
system with
H0SrETTER'B BirrEBs
f1r sucGessfli battle with he mepbie c4lers u ~
eypieattcs. - Eisg ID 9me Aaid everywhere. hett
York World, Aot 9, 1875.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

Errors OF Youth. s lecture designed
sufniHs and caHtaa 4sttEst thatly p }0ahi4l ~
discretion which results M scnitsl 4rbliF emissions,
lmpgiF8ef Nc egehlHfly r1ias DE pF0sPHfts ahd ap-
PiEes 81 he race WIil u esHf frsc ~ ettqf together
ail mnah valuable iHguu1tga end iha nigaHs ~ care
~ tlpsa who aiiirua ut.a ihefweh . every one
ysf nothing k3Afss, sTHPHE6 mAHLfA
station D. Bbas House, hta ferk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

TIM CtNArf4S CEoes Tho Montreal
papers give fail and detailed reports OF
The condition Of tile crops throughout
Cauada, Harvesting hnd begun IN some
localities when these returns were com
piled, and there was reason for the be-
lol that oue of tho most bomioous
crops within Tire memory Of man would
AGAIN iill Canadian barns and nch yards
TO rcpletion, but the rains for the past
six or eight weeks have, Ia yory many
districts, destroyed these hopes; and
Judging from the present almost dis
NAL prospect it appears that in Lower
Canada almost one-hall Of the cereal
and nearly al the potato crop viii be
destroyed Upper Canada has also
beon affected by the wet weather, but
by no means to such an unprecedented
extent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

Bishop Hopkins, ct this dioccsc,re.
ports in bis annual address lhat TIC
theological department 81 the Vermont
Episcopal institute is without stuts'nta
The treasurer also says ia his report
There are no young men in the diocese
looking forward to the ministry, o. pre-.
paring % enter IL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25
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few years sInca, was many spir9dii bead that is
now grey Or etizzled. way not restore to tqa yet m-
wrinllcd brow its raven honorsi Five minutes eli,el
the splendid transformation H. cs time than liic-
,s3t ,attvtf fatee ia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

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81 p ailaHias sufi fges tsnd aaeris8 4aa tht y
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Accmnr Mrs Vance. ~ Gr0ton.
was thrown from a carriage while
returning ffam 8 Sunday school psc-
ME les days slace -ad fatally inggr-
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No matter o. what unde irlble tint the hair or RhsE-
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Lovely Girls sna Festive Toys. send ah addressed
eufe.at aaI I'd eehts aHf Ni seaa y8a sqHp fttAhie
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Russell Cummings ofNevpnrl. has
last tilrehed Z0Z busle. q uiel whoa
The rrcauet q seven aar al average
Of - Ut bushels per acre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

TINS AnG UNET We find the argu-
ment Of tbs Presidents speeches suili.
GENTLY stated as follows
r. The rebel States never ont Of tho
Union, and ~ no possibility could thcy
rs out
II The rebel States can only be
brought back into the Union by c4r.
10. laF policy.
III There never were ans rebel
States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

PEClAa LosE THO pIuss.ans lost
"a tbs war 2t73 llls1 53fl severely
wounded $500 slightly wounded, and
-225 haas ing, making total Of 10
259
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-09-25

GEN LoGAS's Comment. in a recent
speech, Gen John a. Logan, after rca-
ding tho tlnrd section Of the Constitll-
tioaal Amendment prohibiting traitors
who had violated their oaths to sup-
port tho Constitution Of the United
States from holding responsible offices
in the State or National Governments,
said:
"Why is the Democratic party OPP
posed to this Do they want jeff. Da-
Wis again ID the Congress Of the United
States3 20, but there is no danger Of
that, they say "ho is in prison But
he would be out Of prison if johnson
were not afraid Of public sentiment. -
If q court were to convict him, howey-
en- believe johnson would let him
hang not because he thought he de-
served it, but because he is afraid he
will be q formidable opposing candidate
for the Presidency at the next Demo-
cratic Convention Great laughter
and cheers / don't want to see JEFF.
Davis in Congress amy more. / don't
want to see Alex. Stephens there any
more; nor do / want to see any traitor
there, whether big Davisls and Steven
SEES or littoFDayiscs and Stcphenses.
| want to see only loyal mon there, and
hence we insist on this provision Of the
amendment. (Cheers. :
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ra Wtr IS w purEll
pt5r ar Wade. os Oaio. in -
est speech uu e. The ln.1ea
td nlat 81 rcooeuiza Gle s1athsfn
members g ibrir Northern al1es 81 the
ral Canvr IS c they form q ma.
ariy 3l the following significant
words
What Tn noi lh Con.
e5 usarpoi Coue without
authority f. 81 constitutional aHtnd-
mea.s. 81 aa laws if tlus be i
"a MIR Johuau avs Sc arg NOT Gone
gFa lu, baiy IS mea assuming &
he Clner dolt sen &c taN the
moment d. can agg + ms9uty pc Cons
gr,ss your laws win he declared void as
wen IS yonr constitutional amendment
Us which Slavery was abolished Those
areat measures by which Tie nights q
the loyal southern men we're protected
your Burpsu law. tie CIVIL Rights
I'm are Is IS treated a. uncohstltE-
G8ual and void; and slavery Is to be
rcluaueuratel. because i wasnot lc5al-
ly abolished This is tho plot you are
% hee. and / ell you That il my
judgement, there never has been any
issue from the American people % Be
compared Fl importance with this ]
w0nia NOT dgc much FOR the scalp Of
tic wretch who should undertake 10
carry ont such proposition as this;
but that it may result ia civil war ]
hayo ia norsloaht than that an
speaking 500 1t can only be avoided
by the prompt and decided action Of
the people in the reelection Of them
loyal and tried Representatives.
CouLDS'T SRI II. Joseph r. Flanni-
gan, Chairman of tho Johnson State
Central Committee Of Pennsylvania re-
Gently addressed aletter to the post
master Of Wellsboro, by which the said
postmaster vas requested to forward
him $40 to aid in dofraying theexpenso
Of the political Campaign in that State.
Instead Of the $40, Mr. Flanagan re-
ceiyed tho following answer by return
mail,
] have no doubt that Funds arc
greatly needed by tho N, U. S. G, Com
mittcc; if for their private pockets,
they will need all they can get; and II
needed for buying up the people Of this
Commonwealth 70 support my Policy,
they viii need moro thun they can get,
even if every postmaster shoald be as
sessed his entire salary for ten years.
But postmasters are not all ycrdant.
even il many do liyc IN the country
Not long ago a fellow Of your class
wrote me that Id would send me a
prize for $4,000, If ! would only tell
AL my neighbors that I had drawn it in
his lottery, and send him just $40 to
pay for the ticket in advanced You
may think il ftrange but it is fact
that ] didn't do I'll Very likely you
can find some hungry fellow about here
who will send you the $45 you want,
and tell all bis neighbor8 what a nice
policy it is that produces massacres
Of Unionists in the South, sif you will
only promise him this little post-oflice
for a prize ($Sl0 year for doing ST.
500 worth Of work, but gou must OK
uso,bours respectfully, HuGH YoUNG,
GES LoGAx's COMMENT. in recent
speech, Cen John Al Logan, after rca-
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