Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-06

element-because they think their. lager
is in danger; aud the greater part of tn
democratic party. These last, however
will aptly come under the first name
class. Against all these. the friends c
right, justice and progress are contending
firm in the belief that right is truth
and that truth must prevail. In tn
field both parties have their most effectiv
opponents at work. The friends of tn
amendment have working for them, will
untiring zeal, such we'll known persons a
Mrs. E. Cady Stanton, Mrs, s. B. Antho
q ny, Lucy Stone and Theodore Tilton, o
b New York, Rev. Olympia Brown of Mas
sachusetts, ex Gov. Robinson of Terrific
t rial fame, Senators Pomeroy and Ross
e Hon. Sidney Clarke, NJ. G., Gov. Craw
ford, John Speer, editor of the Lawrenc,
Tribune, large majority of the press
, and last, though not least. the glorious
t Hutchinson Family. These last are
making tour of the State, speaking and
. singing in their beautiful and thrilling
manner songs of fraternity, peace and
} harmony-swelling by hundreds the vote
for humanity and equal rights They
gave one of their concerts to an audience
of several hundreds in this place few
evenings since. A grand jubilee mass
convocation was held in this place for the
good cause on the | 9th inst. Some | 800
persons were in attendance; Gov Rob.
inson, Mrs. Stanton and Brinkcrhoff, and
Others made telling speeches; Prof j. NJ.
Rankin of the Ottumwa college presided !;
long string of vice presidents and secrc
taries assisted and the Neosho Valley
Brass Band enlivened the occasion with
appropriate and excellent music. Mrs.
Stanton is one of the best orators in
America. She speaks without notes, and
in delivery and style is not surpassed.
Doubtless many Of the readers of the
NEwsDEALER remember she was candi,
date last fall for Representative to Con-
gross from her District in New York city,
and that, though not successful, she re-
ceived respectable support. A few days
since had the pleasure of hearing Hon
Sidney Clarke address the citizens of
Burlington on the issues of the day
Mr.. Clarke is fluent speaker, is serving
his second term in Congress; was former
ly'an editor; is still young, and his
Washington cognomcn: 1.-THE tall young
oak of The Law, is appropriate. One of
the noted opposition leaders is the Rev.
j. S. Kalloch, who was few years since
expelled from the pastorate of his church
in Boston for conduct unbecoming one in
his position, or, indeed, any other person.
He is a fair sample of the manhood.
lists !"
But enough for the present of politics
Without doubt, the other propositions
will carry by large notwithstanding
the bad example of Ohio. The election
is close at hand, and the result of the
great exertions made by all parties will
soon be known, but we hope and believe
that Kansas, whose very birth-tbroes set
in motion that mighty tidal wave of hu.
man liberty whose outer circle eventually
crushed the hell born system of human
slavery, will again pioneer grandcr
that she will set the ball in
motion that will irresistibly roll on east
ward,-even stoid old Vermont will feel
its grand and noble impulses-waking up
the kingdoms and nations of the eartL,
until. having completed its circle and ar.
rived at its starting point. it will behold
a purer state of society, higher order of
then will the declaration,
a bring you tidiugs of great joy; peace
On earth, good will toward men," be ex.
smplifed {
The weather is beautiful; no frost as
yet has been experienced here. 1t has
been quite dry this season; consequently
prairie fires are not only common, but ,
quite destructive. Last Saturday large t
ire broke out near town, and had the I
Wind been blowing in different direc- |
ion from what it was. Darlington must
lave suffered greatly. Several farm 8
were burned. also fences, wood i
rain, etc. One gentleman lost about 8
100 tons of hay. For several nights past
he sky has been brilliantly lighted up G
y distant fires
In my next l will say something in 8
egard to the fertility and resources, pre- II
cnt and future Of the great Neosho Val.
~. Yours respectfully. s.
L. HENEY WILEY. /,
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