The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20
Local intelligence



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being taken dava q Arlington, aahaa.c au.it
many yeass ago b. iho father q ne Rev. pr. Todd
ofrttGe'a. Mas G-psrPssay was hupdqltle
following aes0pt0nt .pan ous SIDE asuu f.ng
fom bebial hills pillow ia ihe foreground anl .
lgssadupea che margin IsrusgieHaaa Re- Pslbc1,
1856. ua The rgycrse0gc raliatcd cge surrounded
by thirteen stars with cEcnd Qadrh poeiAs S'f''1.
Ihls penny was coined Under lhe authority q The
"EepnUlis 81 Vermont, which, 90 tAe lslh ofjune,
1855, gave 10 Reuben Harmon, Jr., 81 Rupert VI.
jhc exclusive right 70 make this money lgr the Re
public This penny was donated by Z. II. Cau-
deIl, 81 Arlington, to Tie State Cabinet, whore It Is
uow upon eSAibiuon.- liiotoH'a Joaraak
AcoipENrs.-Mrs. T. Bouru, Of East Manchester
about seventy five wears Of aye, while milking COW
last WCtAesjay, was Kicked oygr and had her arm
broken.
On Thursday, the Let inst, AIr. Andrew kdcr-
EFT, au employee on the quarry Of The Vermont
Italian Marble Company, Factory Point, Lad bis
band caught ia The cogg y heels ofs derrick and SO
badly injured Is 70 render the umpuatlou or the
index ginger necessary. which WAS performed by DR.
C'emoas, Of Factory Point.
Mr. +. llosicy, Of this town, employed in the
clothes PIN factory Of Nh Pierce, in Sunderland,
recently met with a serious accident. By taking q
msstep he cll striking his hand upon circular saw
which was IN motion, cutting on two fingers aud
badly ujurins the hirl, rendering amputatou
necessary The ampuu,oa was performed by Dr..
Clemens.
Me. Error MAY occupya short space in
your columns relative to a com Iunicaiion over the
signature OF en-, Bliss? ltouot write to oppose
the Society hetcresrnts. That Society doubtless
has worthy object III view, aId ia that work I
wish them success. But il seems to me that one Of
the geutlcmant explanations is liable to be nisap-
pretended. lie alims, doubtless truy that the
Society is not opposed to tho religious instruction
ofthe negro 50 far we'll lie further says--"The
doctrines ol The Christiuu religion common t5aH de-
a0Hieatiops areiaught" ii their chools. The ital
les are mine. Bat that there may be no "misap
preleosiou" it's necessary to notice those WORDS
He does not say all eraayebeal denominations. Aud
fora very obvious reason think. The leading in
tlucaco In that Society Is aat crangcl'cal, IN the
usual sease Of the term C., it is Unitarian and
uuIversalian. But surprising II IS not; but only
that there is union Of orthodox aud libertl demon
nations II follows that no doc,ri mes, which are
rejected by any Of them, can be taught in thcir
schools That evidently is the theory and The prac.
ticc ont vary much from Il. Vow let me ask
what doctrines If Christianity viii be taught when
we have deducted all that eithcrof these denoniiaa
lions rcjects2 lappiehend that evangelical chris.
tians won sec in them much Of christianity. In
deed Mr.. Bliss evidently understands that their Oh.
iect is not to give religions Instruction. but merely
instruction in science-iutcllectuaL Else why does
he explain by reference 10 Vermont school,.2 Every
one knows that religion, instruction is in no sense
given in our schools. Nor is there any need Of it.
certainly have no objection to these intellectual
schools But do wish that christians may under
stand the matter For then the simple questionbe
fore them win be whether they will bcstow their
benctactions to promote merely Intellectual educa-
ton or ia support Of the American VI ssouary As
ISOLATION, whose aim Is to mbue the heart with the
evangelical doctrines ofthe gospel ia close connexon
with the enlargement OF the intellect. For my own
part d. no. think that christians can afford to give
their money merely to educate the head. It will
not satisfy their hearts desre which looks for the
highest, tic eternal interests Of the recf lent. 81
their bcuefcienco And as Providence has opened
a channel, in tie A. 81. A. through which cur ben
ef.ctions may flow to the freedmen to answer this
end, think we Ind better use it and let others who
gf aid in this other work. j..
~ Purchasers Of coal win get the benefit Of tie
lowest prices, best quality and fun weight BY send
ing their orders to ~ Peterson & son, Troy. See
advertisement.
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