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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
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-" We heartily approve the measures
adopted by our government to suppress
iiihustcrin. schemes from our country,
with the purpose OF string up anew, OF
To- speak more according f. existing facts,
adding to the turmoil and strites always
prevailing in the Mexican Republic.
Throughout the south, in the larger places
there, and in the city Of New York, there
are men without REGULAR occupations, al
way, ready to enter into expeditions OF
this sort They are destitute Of means
81 living save as they acquire it by plum
dcring the INDUSTRIOUS \ raid into
Mexico would afford them chance for
pmdcring. and adding to their means OF
subsistence. Avengers OF Maximilian,
they call themselves. What care
they for hi, fate Nothing at all.
They care not TO avoid involving our
country IN new complications that
might possibly involve US in war with
other nations. No doubt they would
like most heartily TO bring about war
with Mexico. 1t would enlarge their
field OF operations, and add to their
chances for robbery. They also talk OF
acquiring Mexico as an addition to our
country.
We do not want Mexico. From the
DAYS OF Montczuma, Mexico has scarcely
advanced i'll civilization, art or any thing
else cummcndablc. Internal strife has
rrIgncd there with but passing shadow
OF cessation. The people, or many OF
them. are robbers and thieves. and until
they undergo 4 radical transformation
will remain unit subjects for rcpubli-
can government. The wealth of the ma
ton Is in the hands of the priesthood
and few adventurous foreigners, In al
nations where the priests rule, the mos
OF the people are ignorant, poor and biz
ojtd We have already enough of >ucl
within our territorial limits We arr
glad our government is taking measure
to preserve our neutrality, and to avoi,
complications that might involve Us il
trouble with Mexico or other nations.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
In the New York Constitutional con-

In the New York Constitutional con-
vcntlon last week, the proposition was
carried to allow all NEGROES to vote The
members calling themselves democrats
opposed it, thus proclaiming to the
world the hypdcritlcal character of their
professions. True democracy means the
extension of cqual rights to all prospect
i've of color, wealth or station. Oul
modern protested democrats rcpudiate
this principle. Under the present sui
fragc laws of New York a NEGRO worth
two or three hundred dollars can vote
but if poor he cannot 90 TO the polls by
the side Of the poor Irishman. Tie
question of granting the privilege of vot-
ING to women was defeated by vote Of
10 yeas to l25 nays.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Union County Convention.

The ficnd- of a mon of the stat upon lasis 0
No ny AID loyalty in Called MA county, requested
me at the Town Hal, in st .John-bury, TT Is
DAY, AUG 81 {, l>t7, at10 o'clock, in the forenoon
10 nominate county ticket, preparatory I, the Sepem
Ter ccc'ion md do any other business proper to CONT
before the convention.
CHARLES F. WEEKS,
4 j. WILLARD,
;. GOODRICH,
Republican County Committee
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

GEORGE y DALE, Senator.
III, NHAEp SMALL! Asi.t,pt Judges
ELIAS LYMAN,
!. ", CADES, sheriff
WV. H. HARTSHOKN, Judge Of Probate.
u. ;. sTJRRS, State Attorney.
Dan. G.. MAY, High Bailiif.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The Rutland Courier, a fast demo-
cratic paper, is not very well pleased with
the candidate of lis party for governor,
The editor does not know him-has nev-
er heard of him-and wants 10 know
who he IS 1t says:
..EdwardS-Smith x Atkins candi-
date for @overnor-ought certalnly io run
well. because there is nobody in this part
of the state knows anything about him,
and therefore know nothing bad of him.
Some republicans TRY 10 make people be-
lieve that he lives in Canada, but this Is
not 80. Tie resides on the Vi side OF the
line. We wish that he would accom-
pany the circus through western and
southern Vermont, that people could see
him. whom they have never heard OF.
The state committee ought 10 show HIM
TO the people, and chairman Smith ought
To be hired TO introduce him 10 the de
mocrTicv. We have attended all tine
democratic state conventions for the lasl
twcnty-three years. but never heard Of
John J.. Edwards. nor saw him We
hope he i a white man. AMI would like
TO know certain whether he i 4 demo-
crat
Smith and Atkins. who are now try
ing 10 run the democratic party into The
ground, or In other words. keep II Il
conveniently small that they can manag,
it. NAV endeavor 10 read u> out OF III,
party. for the above remarks: but hon.
esiiy and sincerely, We must s;y, that il
Is Illuminating to oh democrats TO vote
for men they do not know AMI nevel
heard OF. in a little seven 10y nine state
Ike Vermont, whele each and ever
prominent democrat ought 10 know Ills
other
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

If sheep are kept in the same lot with
COWS or fat cattle, no dog will disturb
them. As soon as the dogs approach
the sheep, they run to the cattle, who
drive off the dogs. A farmer fol
thirty years, by adopting this plan, new.
er lost a sheep by dogs, although in the
same night the same dogs killed sheep in
the farms north and south of him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The fourth annual exhibition of the
New England Agricultural Society IS 10
be held in connection with the Rhode
Island Society for the promotion of Do
mestic Industry, at Cranston, near Prori-
dence, Rhode Island, on tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Fr..day, Sep
TENDER Sd, ith, 5th and 9th, 1867.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The Surratt trial was closed last week
so far as it relates to testimony. The
arguments of counsel it is supposed will
occupy most of this week, and the yer.
dict of the jury can hardly be looked fol
until Saturday, if so early as that. Forty
days have been occupied in the testimony
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
.JOB PRINTING.

" are ahling 10 oar Printing .facilitie,
tro,a tjIae 10 time, and intend to dllgayS h
Jreporcd II do nearly oil kinds Of job Print
ing. SIch as Wedding. 1dlress and BnSinesI
CGrL> CircUldrS. BIZ Heads. Blanks. Re.
cel%. IuctiCa Bills and Posters. In g0oo
style and at jar prices.
c. VI. STONE d co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

1t is confidently asserted by letters
from Washington. that presiden: johnson
has fully determined to remove Gen.
Sheridan. Gen. Hancock and General
Meade are named in connection with the
vacancy to be created by Gen. SIS reno
val.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

The city of Chicago is about expend-
ing three millions Of dollars in cutting a
canal 50 as to facilitate the commerce Of
the city. We wonder if this can posi-
bly, be unconstitutional
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
WANTED.

A-en.. II every town in New En-lanl 10 .,ls.5-
g. ord-s i1- he following inter, sting aus ...
ro,ls -lscliri0us denoiIinati IF Tie ~. Z
J. Newt m Brown u. 10, edith Il -'fncggl,l, l-4 .
Religious knowlcdse. :" Handwriting of GO
L. A Randall: -Norrh Afn.lican lad a..s~ D.
Csflin FIR terms md deeds & q lus5yv r..
sEply in I.trsan or iy Litter 10 NHlghlA s. a..
LEY. Isl main IT, Norwich Coma.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
81. JohHSJuy. Juiy 20. 1867.

The city OF Lowell has received 4
splendid gift from one of her citizens
DIR, J c. Aver, 1t is 4 statue of liberty,
and was dedicated on the 18th of July.
1t stands in Monument square. Some
one has sent lis 4 Photographic picture OF
it, beautifully executed. The figure i
that of a draped female. borne On the
wings Of triumph, holding in her right
hand the laurel wreath OF victory, and in
Ter left the harvest sheaf Of plenty 1t
stands upon a granite pedestal. * OF col
o>sal size, being seventeen feet hi.lI. The
Ii-ure was moulded 10y Rauch. german
sculptor. and the original stands in front
of the kings palace in Munich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Aleu- Advertisements.
OUACKENBoS'S ARITHMEUICs

Primary, s''c- ElcIn,riaiy- = c. lfactic-l -
Ip-o the times teach thr mcfliod- u-.d
-l,se men complete al TAO hrGncllre nj RI .-
a Al ArltlIln firs well con lens in Tylr- a. d..
admirably graded perfect tcKt book Ni.l o. ..
80 say Tcach,rs who use fh,ln- tIerC in ,l. Is,, -
-pecifnes, mailed T. tcachc;. n hlF The a as,
Agents wanted in every county Aadrcss
10 APPLETON &su N.-r A...
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
BUY NE AND I'LL Do YOU COON

r. Jse DR. LANGLEY,S ROOT AZ
HERB BITTERS i'r jaaudicr. co ti.,,-.... g..
o"ini'i mt humoTs' Indigestion dy-Fgsia. ll-.
a,ss, hcadacile. droTy-in ,s, and n IA
DISC Gcrcd stomach, toTTid liver and ha ll,.a
winch al l'e-sons are suticci il spriu- nd --,
u hy Clio q GOODWIN & CO. r.. IN. md te.
dcsltre j. rncdi inc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. Is NASSAU STREET Nfw YouE.

Ma. Is NASSAU STREET NEw la-,E
Rur and sci 81 ma ker rates SN p,r ont D.. Q. .
Isl. Fxe-f r,nfy Ron2s. Al is-'css I'n-for1. De- ..
sever II Notes, a 4 series Comp und
and e ID ard silver Com.
Tuuver, al ere 81 --aa N,f,s into the A,-a .-
d.ted So Rotds - l-'sf nlarkt1 Tafe-.
Execute oder Tor iIrclla and sale Il al Be- ..
laiseuDs sccsrIfi =
Receive lA,p,-its and allow : itT cc:If M ~ . 70
anc-s- -uli 4 check n sight
Make Elections al acccHsii h y int
All issucs 4 Government SECURITIES c,d5rr. .-
nlittc9 ia, q &c -lt- 4 market rates, frr III Cd
N ssiun cll-r.t-- K. T. "a s..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02

Z Tollas giving n, lcs4li- 81 n ug-tia-- 81 :
1Tlle Engine substitutes u III u u1t,- con
struc;ioa SCAT upon sIplirstign. NN. A uAffl-
EailGJr Ct C,-iss steam Ez-1acs. Il. fsax S----
Providence. L l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Union state Ticket.

ELECTION Tuesday, SEPTEMBER :, l'6'.
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ESfraN

estrsy.LCGme INTO the erclosusc e IN. -ui..-,
THURSDAY, July ., two wearing liEIFEl.~. ufe al.
the Other rcds rhe oUilrrs qpr-fcd ;ray l1
sd take fhem away a 4 llF,itr
I 81 Johns ',,r Centre, sIly -. T. s,,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Essex County Union Ticket.

JOHN A. PAGE, of Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
Death to Pin MnrnnS

Death TO Pin Worms
DR. GoULDS lIN WORN SNRl-P T. The calls
re1ney 70: III Troublesome and dvn ru. II a
Sorns that in est the human -y-ttrn II j. also
most e1ecusl vIiiifnge for Al other kinds Il Wor- o.
chilcTen Purely Tesc able: szf- and gta;n. 4 Raa
shie cA.hsrfics and benec al 10 hcllth Marlafr- %
cure fr1oe 5 cent?. q. {. GOODWIN & GO. Bo=;a2
and al druggists.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-08-02
JOHN B. PAGE. of Rutland.

STEPHEN THOMAS, of West Fairlee
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NEW "CoRLIsS- ENGINES FOR sAlF

a-cI .Tr bushes hvE pr -iA34g. 10 ll-S. = -
ni'-n pc Irrs s;d { l-lc etIlr 70. lac :: s-s-
Mason LANti. - l2urTtry. N,,,. A,rs,.
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R0DMAN, FISK & CO..

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5000 AGENTS WANTED.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN EMPl DYED

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T.. & e.. LoRILIaRD.
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Made with Stencil Dies. Send for Cat
alosue and Samri,>. Tree =. VI SPIN
GER n Co.. BIaiIlehara, VI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12
Sew Paper.

The HNs<s Register" is the title Civ
en- to a new paper started at Niles, in
this County, the first number of which
was Issued On Thursday, 18th ult. Il
is double medium sheet-24 by sc
inches, and is ~Wellprinted. VIZ. CAMP
BILL, Editor, and E. FAX. Noon. Pub
I;sher. Mr.. z. S. BUTLEE, whom it Eas
announced in the prospectus" would
be ths publisher. is not now, as we
learn BY the Register, connected with
the paper. The why's and sherefores"
of the change in the publisher sre not
given M. CAMPBELL has had expert
snce as the editor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian, "and is gentleman o good
ability. Mr.. MooRE, We understand, is
9 practical printer, of considerable ex-
perience. We wish these gentlemen
the most abundant success, and hope
they may be mora fortunate than the
6serzgs of editors and publishers.-
Tbs editor, in hn ~salutatory, lays a
good platform. and ssys thepapers shall
be @the adEosste Of sll legitimate re-
form. and the anaonpFomising foe Of
alI wrong" The terms of the lRsgis-
ter are 81 year in adyance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

Gen. Pope has reversed the order sus-
pending the Nationalist newspaper at Mo.
bile. He says: LIST. The interference of
of the Post Commander at Mobile, with a
newspaper published there, is entirely dis
approved, and his action is reversed. ID.
He declares it is the duty of the military
authorities to secure the utmost freedom
of the press, consistent with the law. Sd.
He orders that no officer or soldier in his
command is TO interfere with newsp apers
or speakers on any pretext. If disturb
ance is feared, precautions will be taken
as prescribed in General Order No. 25-
18th. REASONABLE utterances are not a le-
gltimate exercise of freedom of discussion,
but even in such cases, no action Is to be
taken but by direct orders from these
headquarters.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12
GreeleH VS..

The New York World might make q
good point against Mr.. Greeley in re-
calling the strict account to which he
held Rev. Henry Ward Beecher for
writing his famous letter In support Of
the CleYeland Convention, but in fact
only cites the case of Mr.. Beecher to
show him :hat he need expect no leni-
ency from the men WIG have hitherto
acted in political unison with him.
Mr.. Greeley held that q map in Mr..
Beecher's position, as 8 leader, and
with such anteoedents as he had, could
not afford to commit such q mistake as
he did. We apply the censure of Mr..
Beecher by Mr.. Greeley to Mr.. Greeley
himself. The action of the two is all
of q piece. 1t was for msgnanimity
and eonciliation in both cases; yet Mr..
Greeley could not see it as Mr.. Beecher
did.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12
A ORDINANCE

49,
10 rsguMts tie speed Of Locomotive En-.
gines, and Rat Road cars wilhin The In
cOrporated viLhgs of Warren.
SEC. /. Be itorda by the Town Council of
the Incorporated village Of Warren. That any
and every railroad company. or any person
company, party or parties. shall be and are here
by prohibited from running any Locomotive En-
CINE. Rail Road car o. train of cars through OF
within the Incorporated village Of Warren. at
any greater speed than as follows; From East
10 West ten 90 miles per hour. and from West
to East six TO- milos per hour,
SEC. 2. The Conductor. or Engineer so running
Locomotive Engine. Rail Road car or train Of
cars, contrary to Sect. first of this Ordinance,
shall be arrested and held as the guilty party.
and shall upon conviction. be fined in any sum
not less than five () dollars or more than fifty
$50 dollars, together With the costs Of prosecu-
tion fog each and every GsenSe.
SEc.2 3. An ordinapee in relation TO speed of
Locomotive Engines, or a train o. cars. passed
in Council Sept. 18th. 1857. is hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after ten days from the
publication thereof. IN. DAWSON, Mayor.
Il. Ii. TOWNSEND. Recorder.
June II. 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12
Oounty COnvent.on.

The Union County Convention, Ito
appoint nine Delegates to represent
TrumbuIl County in the Union State
Convention, to be holden at Columbus,
on the 18th day of June, met at the
Office of A. D. Webb, ESQ, in Warren,
on Saturday, June 9Th inst, and or
ganized by appointing A. D. KIBBrE,
ESQ.,, Chairman. and WILLIAM RITEzEL,
Secretary.
On motion of o. L. Wolcott, Esq, q
committee of three was appointed to
present tie names Of persons to be ap-
pointed by the meeting as delegates to
the State Convention. The chair ap-
pointed Messrs. o. L. Wolcott, G. W.
SNYDER and r. W. Ratlif, on the COM
mittee. While the Committee were
preparing a report, the Hon. John
Hutchins offered the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We are in favor of
bbI16tuk VIC WOE0 WAA1cI
Constitution of the State OF Ohio, at
the earliest practicable moment, there
by securing to every citizen OF the
United States, in the State of Ohio. the
elective franchise. and putting allupen
an equality before the law.
The COMMITTEES appointed TO submit
to the meeting the names of proper
persons to represent this county at the
State Convention, recommended the
fnIlowingi
A. D. Kibbee, Pennington; John F.
Beaver, Newton; Geo. F. Brown, How
land; VIM. Ritezsl, Warren; j, W.
Psttengell, Bristol C. R. Hunt, War
rem; i. P. Andrews, Kinsman; r. W.
RattiH, Warren; Henry Hamilton,
Rrookfeld.
The report of the committee was
unanimously adopted. The delega-
ton was authorized to I'll any vacan-
cies occurring in their number.
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed. A. D. KIBBEE, Prest.
VIZ. RTTEzKLs Sec.
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ARRIAGE


May q, at the residence of the brides father
Mr.. j. w. Powers. ESQ. BY Rev. w. a. Clark
Mr.. BENNIR r. CoWDERY. of Mazomanis
Dane Co. Wis, and Miss RH0DA A. POW.
Frs. of Mecca. Trumbull Co.. Ohio.
At the residence of the brides father. Reuben
Bell OF Warren. June 9th. BY A.. B. Green
Mr.. EDWARD P. HATFIELD. and Miss.
LAURA WELL.
On Thursday. June s. 1867. at the residence oil
the brides father, in COvington. KY, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Bristo 3. Mr.. Z. A. PRENTICE
of Champion, Trumbull Coo. tO Miss CAR
RE P. PERM, youngest daughter of Har-
vey Perrin, Esq. No cards.
June 9th, by the Rev. h. M. Chamberlain, il
Windham. at the house Of Hiram Lane, Mr..
JOSEPH SC00LEY. of Cleveland, and Miss
AUGUSTA II. LANE. Of WindhaIn.
At the Parsonage in Huntsburg. April 18th, by
Rev. H, W. Stratton, MI, ALBERT A.
RHODES and Miss EMELINE RHODES. OF
Montville Ohio.
Also, May 18th, by the same. at the residence Of
Augustus Tilletsop, ESQ. Thompson. Ohio,
Mr.. EMERSON W. HODGES. and Miss LUE
E. TILL0TS0N.
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Walter Brown s. Co.'s Month
Iy Wool Circular.

In our circular for May LIST we allu-
ded to the probability that the revival
Of trade would depend very much
upon good crops, which then were full
of promise. Since that time the seas
on has continued favorable, and every
thing indicates a bountiful harvest
Still we need good weather for the next
few weeks TO secure the desired result,
and until then we may expect the
present dizziness to continue. Manu-
facturers are buying as sparingly as
possible, and many of them would pre-
fer to stop their mills, if itwere not for
the injury to their machinery, and the
scattering of operatives, which would
follow such a step. In a recent tour
through New England we found scarce
ly a mill running to its full capacity :
many were working only one-third or
one-half of their looms; others were
running half time, while some large
establishments were entirely STILL
There is no question but that, as a
class, Wooden manufacturers have sus-
tanned heavy reVerses during the past
year. Many of them, are strong men,
of long experience, who can bear losses
without serious embarrassment. Their
present policy of ~curtailing production
will go very far towards restoring trade
to a healthy condition, and is the only
sure remedy for an overstocked mar
ket. The amount of Wool now offer
ing is not large, and will probably be
all needed before the new Wool is re-
ceived, and were the mills in full ope-
ration would fail to supply the demand.
We do not look for any material change
in prices during the present month.
PRICES CURRENT OF WOOL At NEW YORK.
june lst, 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12

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perhead apology for a newspaper print
ed at Garfield, which keeps barking al
Us with the evident expectation that
we will honor it with 8 passing kick
1t is s dirty, filthy thing, unfit to cir
culate in a decent community, being
the bawdiest smear of ink printed in
the State. 1t is run by a great deal of
poor whiskey and a brace of dirty faced
fellows Who style themselves editors.
No more at present.