National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-07-05

There is domestic paradise in
Worcester, Mass. 1t is a one story
house. IN that house two Irish fam.
lilies reside, happy and contented,
with twenty.tOur hogs, twenty. 1--WE
hens, FIVE ducks and one COW.
A man actually rendered silver
half.dollar in the Savannah News
and Herald Office last Thursday, in
payment for copy of the mornings
edition. He was about six feet high
dark complexion, with a cane and
briar-root pipe. He was al parently
sane.
TIL ty-fve years ago Simon Cam
eron worked as compositOr on the
National Intelligencer, at Washing
ton city. Thirty years ago he WAS
elected ''State Printer" OF the Com.
monwealth of Pennsylvania. He
was appointed Secretary Of War by
President Lincoln, and now fills the
honorable position of United States
Senator. He WAS '.uothing but .
printer
A young man advertised for n
wife. and received eighteen hundred
answers from husbands, saying he
could have theirs.
A newspaper, printed in the Jap.
anese vernacular, has been started
at Yokohama. called the Ban Kok'
Shin Bun Shi, or All Countries
News dearing Paper. 1t contains
fourteen rice paper pages filed with
news and advertisements, has
snowy title page decorated with the
picture of Steamship and the first
number is filed from all parts OF the
world.
Some time since a gentleman died
in the town OF Y, who during life
refused to believe i'll another world.
Two or three weeks after his demise,
his wife received through , medium
a communication, which as follows !;
dear wife, | now believe. Please
send me my thin clothes"
Hon. George c. Gorham, who has
been nominated By the Republicans
for Governor of California, was
twenty years ago a news carrier in
New London,C Ct, getting his school.
ing, and paving his way by his own
He has been au editor
and ,wyer, and il at present
Cler'J the Supreme CourtoI Cali
form
The Concord Statesman reeollects
that in the year 1916 there was .
frost in New Hampshire every
month. Snow tell in Concord the
day the Legislature assembled, and
men aud boys wore outside coats
W lcn planting corn, OF which very
little came to IL naturity i'll tue State.
The present is the l62nd session
of the New Hampshire Legislature
The first was in Exeter i'll 1776, and
continued four days. They seldom
have a session of more than a month.
New Hampshire is a model State in
that respect.
In returning on Thursday, 9th
inst, from the Inauguration at Con.
cord, Jack Sullivan, a member Of
the Head Rifles, of Bristol, Tell from
the train near North Boscawen, and
was killed. He was a spinner in
Rice's h, siery mill and leaves wife
aud three children.
The Secretary Of State has re.
ceived dispatches from the United
States Consul at Liverpool, informing
him that the cattle disease has bro
en- on, again i'll that section with re
newed violence, and III accordance
herewith til. Secretary ufthe Treas
ury has instru tied Collectors OfCus
toms at the chief ports to enforce
stringently the law proliib ting the
importation OF cattle from Europe.
A party Of young people amusing
| themselves at the house ot Rev. Mr.
White, near Terre Laute, lately
were very much Frightened at hear
iuu frog croak III the stomach Of {
Young lady. A doctor was SUN
muued, who cut into the s.Un.acll
and took out gieen, spechicd froi
four inches long.
VoTING FOR DRuNKARDs.-Ou
public men are by tar too much il
the habit OF giving their influence
to the demoraizlng customs OF TIN
country. Ii they do not disgrac
their high positions by persona
drunkenness (Which too many Z
them do,) they help to keep up tn
driuking habits of the day, aud {
allure the young into the paths
ram.
The remedy for this great evil i
5 in the hands Of the people. Their
; must be created IA public sentlineil
J.. that will not tolerate low men II
5 hinh rank : that will not counte
t nance drunkenness IN once. In
I safety Of the country requires THIS
J. Voting lol a drunNard is II sin, es
, ueci.lly on the part Of PROCESSING
Il christian. 1t Is Il crime against II
: ulbli, AN Institutions, aud no col
. sd,ratlon OF party should induc
, tlIe conscientious man u do it.
1 * sacrificing public and privat
| mnraIs, ..nd tbs true interests Of til
country, upon the altar Of part.
Ne do not cNpcCt mere nulItlciall