Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-03-21
,hey coukerod, but now, them baads be-


many rabbits. They started on prin'
clple witch they are afeerd uv--they are
travelin a road wleh they amt got no
love for, and are startin at the shadows
NV the lions on either side; they are llv.
in on buttermilS when roast beef Is just
ca easy TO git, | hey lungtd and yearn.
cd aud agoniLed lor years .QT civilized
state, rich In the means az subsistence,
whose politishens subordinate principle
TO county offices. Sich state Is Ohio.
and SIGH field, and sich people shell
never be able TO md agin, and 90.
There will erect the Tnstltoot.
Bascomb objected. lie coodent 90 nor
/ shooldent. He he'd an interest in the
establishment NV the Institoot at this
pint-he wantld the populashen Nv the
Corners increest-beiu certin NV gittin
the heft NV the income Nv every man
who shood settle there. He Good not
deny that sence the event we wu2 cele-
bratin he'd transpired, that the Institoot
wood do list en- we'll In Ohio, ez in Ken
lucky, and perhaps better, ez while they
were goin on the same principles they
he'd more money, and ef he Good leave,
he woodent mind chaugin the locashen,
but that wuz impossible. In the pursoot
Nv his calm, he he'd absorbed the heit
Nv the real estate nv this sekshen and
he'd mortgages on the balance, and that
he must stay to take care OF. He didn't
like to assert his power, but he begged
the Professor To remember that he Good
ent leave without settin at his bar for
six months sustcnancp aud that there
WIZ a law IN Kentucky gtvIn creditors
power over GbscOndin debtors. Wood
it be convenient for any Que OF the Drec-
ters or Professors to settle their &C
counts. Ha hal
saw the pint and wua forced 10 take
the back track. l cant 90. Is it not a
burnin shame that paltry bill az the
bar nv psltry groseFy, shOGd keep me
from lokatin in q State where the Dim
Ocrisy by sheer impudeuce kin bully an
Ablishin majority NV sixty thousand in
to goin back on their principles, and
INTO aCquiesCenCe into their darlinest
dogmas? Wood that sum Linkin wood
strike the chains NV debt firm my limbs,
that mite fly to other and tairer
sceenS.
IN L .
witch Is Postmasterl and likewise Pro-
fessor NV Biblikle Polticks in the
Southern Classikle 4 Military lnsti-
toOt.
The Day FOrty.Eighs Bours Long.
Last week we showed that the first
beginning OF the day IS somewhere be-
tween America and Asia. Thu precise
locality of that somewhere has not been
determined. If the Pacific Ocean were
thiCkly populated with men, the place OF
the beginning OF the day would be
matter OF great consequence, and would
probably be settled by statute. The
day would start from 4 meridian line
extending from pole TO pole, and the
longitude of this day line would be SC
accurately fixed that man might stand
astride it and realize the paradox Of
having one foot In Monday and the other
in Tuesday. Many OF the readers Of
this will live long enough to hear this
subject discussed In national councils.
We propIa, now to- show that Mon
day or any other week day is forty eight
hours long We mean that during forty
eight hours, Monday is on earth some
where TO be found. The Monday Of this
city is OF course twenty-lOur hours long,
but before and after our Monday there
is Monday in some other quarter. When
Monday begins In New York, there have
been three hours OF Monday in LONDON
and for three hours after our Monday
ends there will be Monday in San Fran
cisco. Thus between these places Mon
day lasts eighteen hours Now If the
day linz were at our antip0des, Monday
would begin there twelve hours before
| ours, and end twelve hours after ours
Thus, lor the space Of forty. eight hours
earth is not rid Of Monday. The fac
may be illustrated in another way. Sap
pose we are at the day line. Monday
there begins, and in twenty -four hour
along comes Tuesday. But just Yves
(half an inch, If you please Monday be
gan only an instant before it ended cas-
Of the line. The Monday esst Of the line
is twenty. four hours long, and west 0
the line is the same length, aud in all
Monday lasts forty eight hOurs.--Sn'eNtt
70 Amertca~.