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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

Col. Levi Boutwell,, formerly pro
prietor of the Pavilion, has purchased
the American House at Montpelier for
$4,000.
Lieut.. Commander George Dewey,
L. S A., Of Montpelier, has been or
dered to the Naval Academy.
Hon. Daniel p. Thompson and Ii.
Durnt, Esq, Of Montpelier, have both
had an attack Of paralysis.
For the following items we are in
debted TO Walton's journal.
Alfred Eddy, Of Marshdeld, dug LOG
Stevens potatoes from one hill.
Harrison Richardson, Of Roxbury,
has oats the stalks Of which are G feet
four inches long. One seed produced
twenty stalks and one of these stalks
produced 2l0 oats.
Our garden has beat leaf measur-
ing ] 4 inches by IS IL; and the Egyp-
tian corn keeps growing: the ears
have from y to 20 rows, though We
have not yet tried the largest.
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100000 DOLLARS,

For fun schedule Of Presents, see circulars, sent
free on application. Each Certificate of stock is
accompanied with beautiful stecl-piatc engraY-
ing worth more at rctail than the cost of Certiti
cate and also insurer to the heldor present i'll
the great distribution.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
BUx AT gRADLEV,S,

/ have also ON hand q good assortment of
Bedsteads Common Chairs, Chidren's Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Tables, Sinks, &c. Also, as good
lot of Lounges as was ever offered for sale,
covered with Ename Cloth, Damask, Reps, Hair
Cloth and Terry. Prices from $40 to s2s.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
NEW HOUSE no LET.

~ ID EnEIanu street.
Possession given on the LIST Of October. For
further information call at the Transcript Office
st. Adams, VI, sept IL, 1861 ls2-rf
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Sprfial NotIfes.


Dr. WIstnr's Bnlsnm of wild Cherry.
Where this article is known it is a work Of
supcrogation to say one word in its favor, so
well is it established as an uniailing remedy for
coughs, colds, bronchitis Group, whooping
cough, asthma, diseases Of the throat, chest and
Lungs as well as that most dreaded Of all dis
cases, consumption, which high medical author
ity has pronounced to be durable disease
Those who have used this remedy know its val
ne; those who have not, have but to make a sin
gle trial to be satisfied that Of all others it is the
remedy
From he VIE Of Samuel Merriam, Esq.
JoHNsoN W., April T. 1860.
Having been troubled with Bronchitis for
several years attended with cough, Occasionly
quite severe. ! at length saw DR.. WistQrs Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry advertised as being a sure
cure. | was therefore induced 90 try it, and de-
rive much relief from IT, especially when my
complaint is attended with cold. 1t seems to
he the only patent medicine that relieves my
cough at an. Mrs. II. f. MERRIAM.
JonNsoS. W.. Fob. 20, 1859.
S. W. FOwLE & Co., BosroN. / feel it my du-
ty to make known to the world the wonderful
efficacy " y0ur WistaI- Biisam " Wild Cherry.
For twenty years ! was soroly afflicted with the
lhthisic and previously to using the BaSam
was pronounced by the physicians incurablc-
Two or three bottles Afforded me good deal Of
relief and as many more completely restored
me, and for Two yclrs past ! have not had the
least return of that painful complaint
Mrs. JOSEPH BAKER.
/ Prepared by SETH W. TOWLE s. SON, rs
Fremont St.. Boston, and for sale BY Druggists
generally 1-sllw
/ CHRON{C DISEASES, SCB0FULA III.
tFRS. 81
1t is well known that the benefits derived
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
1--WE DOLLAR ENGRAIING&

Any person who pays Five Dollars shall re-
ceiye the largo and splendid Steel Plate of 'The
Marriage of Pocahontas." and Five Certificates
Of Stock emitting them TO Five Presents Tho
Engrayings and Certificates will be delivered To
each subscriber at our Local Agencies, or sent
by mail, post paid or express, as may be osdered-
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27

"A bargain-see advertisement.
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MATTRESSES GO WITH 1T,

Concealed in the frame. | will say we manufac
ture ourown Mattresses, in fact everything il
the Upholstery line, and spare no labor to MAXI
the work what it should be, and use no material
but the best, which we keep constantly on h md
consisting Of
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Augustus Shedd, of East Walling-
ford brakeman in the employ of the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Co,
was instantly killed Saturday evening,
near Sawycrsyille, by his head coming
in contact with bridge while the train
was moving.
Hard coal is selling in Rutland at
5000 per ton.
Breyet Major VIM. G. Edgerton u
S a., Of Rutland, has been ordered
before the Rocruiting Board.
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OF the following very popular brands, viz;
CITY,
MCNEIL,
BARKER DAVIS,
U. s. GRANT.
Also the Cold stream. made from White Michi-
can Wheat also various brands OF Winter and
SPRING WHEAT FLOUR,
All of which is warranted of Superior Quality,
and If not found az represented in this YER
tisemcnt, the Flour may be returned, and the
money will be refunded. For sale at
Reduced Prices
At wholesale, or by the single barrel, by s. Z.
EASTMAN
St. Adams, Sept. lG, 1867. llS3-lw
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LOUNGES MADE TO ORDER,

From any goods the customer may select, and
any size desired. Tho Bedstead Lounge manu-
featured by me is n very convenient article, it is
i1ado a bed, six feet long, and four wide.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
CHRONIC DISE4SES SCR0FULA, w
gEgg .Nf

1t is well known that the benefits derived
from drinking of the Congress, Saratoga and
other celebrated Srings ia principally owing to
tho Iodine thsv ctrtain
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
Low PRICES .

Rooms over ], S. Wecks' Store, and Hyde 4
Browns Store, Main Street, 81. Albans, Vt
c. $. BRADLEY, Agent.
August 10th, 1867 ll77-tf
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Wednesday January sth, 1868.
Or ut the Institute. Riverside, N. ]

AND MANY OTHER LARGE PRESENTS, THE who'll
ANoUNrING TO
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Another post Office has been estab-
lished in Derby, to be called Beebe
Plain, and John Tinker has been APP
pointed Postmaster Derby is now
well supplied with Offices, having five.
The hop trade has been brisk in Or
leans County, agents securing the
county and buying most of the crop at
10 to 50 cents.
Rev. George II. Bailey, formerly
clerk for Col Austine at Brattleboro,
has been employed as pastor of the
Congregational Society in Newport
The Waterloo Telegraph Line is to
be extended to North Troy, South
Troy and thence to Newport.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27

mond Station on Tuesday morning of
last week, the prices paid being 10 TO
ii IL for cheese, and % to 80 for but
ter Nearly all of which goes to Bos-
ton market.
Ex-Gov Andrew G. Curtin, of Pa,
was in Burlington Friday and at once
proceeded to Shelburn, to visit his
friend Congressman Finney, of Pa,
who is very i'll at the residence of Ezra
Mech, Esq
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
THREE DoLLAR ENGRATINGs.
-FOUR DOLLAR ENGRfTINGs.

Any person paying Four Dollars shall, receive
the large and beautiful steel Plate Of ''The Per-
lis of Forefathers," and, -Four Certificates OF
Stock, emitting them to -Four Presents.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-09-27
A kRov ELouR.
WINTER wHEAT,

he subscriber has just received an assert
NJ of Akron Flour, made from New White
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09
Another Outrage.

-. another outrage has been perpetraieI by
'.- a-.. II iara g! ing themselves the LesislA-
--s. Iuyta!. THIS new one - lcvelci a, the
b .ss 80 Blue, aswil he seen in b. the psoros.
81. a." .aif14ggcd ato the House lew days ago
u. 'lr. %elsan, the editor ofa Baltimore rebel
sheet:
section / IL g,n4eisg, &c, That 1t shall no,
he Lawful. within tins State Tor any one 10 belong
:" - assem.. with any armed body or associA-
i9A - military nature, or having for an obiec,
iaeemi4o meat % armed force unless the same b.
include! within the iuly organized militia 81
vac state and be recognized hy the Com.
aianier in'chief Thereof, or actually in the ser.
t.e ~ the United states, or y0sss eossiisfs, or
legally constituted police force. And IL shall
at hc .a"'4 for any one 10 lend aid Or assis-
lance. either with money or otherwise. towards
''i"ihf o. encouraging such unlawful armed
It4.
Section Every person offending against the
pros 'sl1as % the foregoing section shall on con-
firnua le'ofc a Justice Of the Peace for the first
90 Tee o. fined nu' less than Eve nor more than
'N'ait-hse doi.Tt-, snd for each. subsequent Of
= .c'. ~ hlsi ~ Aforesaid, and he imprisoned
ua' .ess than ten nor more than thirty dsvs: and
.Ach iefsnn shall stand committed 10 ail until
H- tur and costs tc paid. at the rate of lay. one
100 fisan'i'ii TT each dollar ~ fine aud COSTS
Thee rslutzaiions knownas Soldiers Legion,
must ctasc. Their existence alarms in- guilty
wrc'rh's at Annapolis. They mus, be wipcd ou,
n this state, although they eSis, In oil the loyal
States What think you 81 1t, BOYS 10 Blue p
After having ,anquished traitors on the field are
ing ready 30 surrender 20 the traitors co,pposiug
The majorir q The Legislature? Are You willing
20 give up he arms you carried in battle and
which the Government you 90 faithfully served
ltf'nits you 20 retain, in order to appeal the vim
lic'ivene-s ~ parcel OF men Who owe their cleo
liuu 10 the ir.achery aud haseness of an apo.iate
Governor Are y"H willing tn forcgo the priv
ilege ~ meeting together aud r,conning the past
the haTdships endured the incident Of camp.lle,
the perils 81 lhe battlefield We trust not. The
organizations were formed for the mutual inter.
csis Of the soldiers and io keep alive tho remin-
isoenrs of the rebellion. For this they are threat.
eitd ti punishment
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Consumption Durable by DR..
SchOnck'a Medicines.

ITO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system
- must be prepare 40 that the lpngs viii
heal. 7" accomplish this. the liver and ,ioin
ach must iirsi be cleansed and au appetite ere
aied for good wholcsomc food, which. by ih-s~
~s'iicines Will be- digcstcd prnpcriy. and gpn {
healthy blood made thus building urthrc,i-
siituti1H. >CIENrK'> MANpRAKE Pills
cleanse III" stomach u all bilious nr niurYu.
ncrumulations and BY u.ing the Sea Wool
Tonic IN connection. the appetite D. restored.
sCHENCK'S PrLMONtC -YRtP !. muir..
cious ~ we'll as medicinal. nud. hy u.ins on
three remedies, all impurities arct xIrllcd from
the -ysicih, aud good. wholosoinc blood ma.i~.
which will rcpol all disease. II patient, Will
take these medicines according a. direction
Consumption very frequently "a g.. lat stage
yields readily g. their action. Take ia. nils
frequently. a. cleanse the liver aud siniui rh
II does not follow that because the bowels are
not c"stivc they are not required. f.r soilr.
times IN diaTrh@a they are necessary. Tho
stomach must be kept healthy. and am appetite.
created n allow the Pulnouir Syrup 10 net ~,
the rc.pifa,ory organs property and a!lay any
irritation. Then NIL that q required 10 perform,
a permanent euro u. e. prevent taking cold.
Exercise about tho room Rs much 90 lna sibl -
cat all the riches, isoi fat meat gainc. anal
IN fact. anything the appetite crave ba, BE-.
particular aud nasticate we'll lgslyen.ftnt , r
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09
Tho Naval School.

\ movement u on foot. and is being seriously
urged 10 remove the United States Naval School
'rom Annapolis. The.impressiun ia the House
81 Representatives and 10 Washington is that
Mar, land Is hoprlrssly aud irredeemly given over
10 dalntal influences, and that efforts for her re-.
generation are useless. The Radicals oflhe State
do not heieve this, aud ask that Congress will
not abandon them aud weaken their csse BY two
hasiy action. They urge that they do not wish
10 SO the State punished because Of the detection
Of Gov. Swami and bis acting with the conserv-
aiives. Il Is probable that the Naval COMMITTEES
will report bill for the removal Of the Academy,
ba, strong effort will be made by our R,prsssn.
ia'ive from the Second and Fourth Districts to
defeat u before The Ilonse
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09

calculated TO make many ofyour citizens uneasy
II appears, however that this was Intended a.
be clever thing ON bis part by which the Radi-
calls were 10 be induced to aid In repeating bill
the repeal Of which was indispcnsaby necessary.
Unfortunately for himself, ha has fallen short Of
his mark, and has anything but added To what
reputation he may already have for wisdom aud
discretion.
Governor Swami IL. on di, very uneasy about
his reception By the United states Senate lie
hao heard thatIn Washington they declare his
election n disrepuiablc transaction, q merc matter
Of bargain aud sale. in which he has barlcrrl
away the true interests Of his State 20 gain u
position which he could have reached In no other
way, and that 30 shalt not be allowed 10 take
his seat. lie - exceedingly DESTROYS 10 be in
Washington himself 10 see what influences be-
eau bfi,s ~ hear on his unchari,ahle opponents
aud had determined a. resign at once and turn
the KEYS Of Office over to Mr. Cox. llis friends,
however, were much alarmed nj the idca Of the
State appointments 10 lie made during the present
month being made by the Cox clique, and Mr..
Swami Gas persuaded 10 abandon this project AZ
least for the present There are about twenty To
hny applicants for every Office in the gilt Of the
Governor, and by the time tobacco aud four
inspectors, guagers and magistrates are named,
there will he little time LEFT for Washington
schemes
Governor Swami Ia however, foriiying him ~
by all possible means where he is determined tu
Nft Auu " " ntCcanNrN prove uiulHfli iNtii-
zeal IN order 10 make himself acceptable NJ " ash
incton. hr will doubtless find abundant proof 81
his ultra Radicaism. 4 few days ago IL wa
thought he would certainly appoint Mr.. Dohbin
10 the vacant seat on the bench Of the Court al
Appeals Now IL is announced that Mr. rhclpi
i. to be nominated Mr.. Phelps. a. man 81
known LOYALTY and Colonel in the army. will.
ui course. he acceptable TO the powers OF wash
iugtnn. who b., the way. have nothing Ia de-
with our State courts. Then, too. Mr.. Phelps
will abandon his seat in the House ~ Rcifc.rnia-
tivcs. and Mr. Stewart. the Radical contestant.
will step in and remain 10 undislurbcl possrs.ion.
80 this il pretty good bone 10 pitch 10 the
growing dogs II is not certain, howcvcr, that
the STATE Senate will confirm this nomination
There are u great many applicants here for ilc
office Of Police Commissioner. Many men are
Ncr' busy fur their ffirads. aud one LADY has
been here in person unhiug strong efforts tor her
husband Col Polk has some strong fr,ui-
FROM among old acquainianccs on The EASTERN
Shurr. II j. cvidcu, that there is going 90 len
Terrible scramhlc aud much jockcyiug on ilcl
gutrtrr stretch
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09
Southern Loyalty.

The Richmond T,mes &. di.tAi.l,d win Sew
York charity. and abuses ,he people Of ihi, city
for the manner In which they conducted ne te.
cent meeting at Cooper lu.'iil,c
The cold charities OF the opulcni city # Nrw
YORK were o. iusoleniiy thrown a. the suffering
people u ile Sulih, a. the late injecting al Tie
Cooper Institute. as q Goldman. gorgeous in ,el.
low plush and tinstl, would einpi, plate Of Lfo-
ken vicidals into The basket Of a ragged aud inn
Fortunate beggaf Bread gscn With such a DE-.
play of graiuiious malignari ns ihat d lieeclrr
would choke the poorest Southrrn widow or na..
ged orphan Tor which IL was inirned.
According 10 the Memphis .I'o,i. outrage an
the Union men in Tennessee arr siili frequent
The reports 10 yesterday i.suc Of another
murder 20 Onion county. T,nuratr. md the At
tempted murder ~ the Postmaster ~ Pamela, Mi.
sissir are Fitted 20 sir the blood ~ loyal men
with deeper indignation Than ever Taken in
connection with The recent murders al Frank
Erickson, Or. Gaze, Captain King and Others, we
are forced 10 the conclusion MA, the long aud OF
repeated threats Of Rebels. that they would clean
ont the loyal mcn OF The south. seem about 10 be-
put into execution.
The Richraond ESamiAsr cNulls over the e.ec-
ton OF Governor Swami 70 the Senate "a follows
" The Maryland House has pas.ed the Conveu.
ton bill. Governor Swami has been elected Sen.
ator, aud the disffan ehisentni law repealed.
She is not dead. nor deaf, nor dnmb.
She livesl she brsaihesi she n come she u come
Maryland, my Maryland "
The Bluff (Arkansas) Piadiosior l. not an nd.
mirsr Of Congress as At present constituted, as
will be seen
Congress Congress n Ccngress ~ What
. supreme absurdity 10 call n set Of degraded.
polluted, niFgarised, ee'sPool dregs, liheriy-ds-
splaing misrreania, such AZ howl and rage for
bleed and spoons AZ Washington, Congress -
wny hh perfectly onirageous-an insult suiii-
cent 20 call the spirits Of our forrfaihes from
snesF eslsstlal abode 10 rsbnks the perpetrators
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09
Baltimore City.

In October last, the people Of Baltimore city
elected Mayor aud City Council, who. under
existing laws. hold oficc for two years. Bn,
,h,se officials were radicals" and had dared
TO question the authority Of Gov SWAIN 10 n
move the Police Commissioners Of the city, aud
heace were made the subjects OF a special para
graph IN the late message of the keeper OF the
" GrrAt Seal As follows
Il" The events y The pas, Few weeks impose
upon the Gcurr,l ~ cmbly duties which caunci
Wsli hc ovrriookcd IN protecting hereafter the
iuirrrsis ~ the city 70 Baltimore. How far it
msy he competent unieg existing laws. 10 order
a new ricction for Mayor aud memhers - the
C.ty Council will &c fos your Honorable Body
after due examination. 20 determine. o. gaar
poser tIrf ~ ioaf.
Hr-v wasA sleFicas opportunity Tor oar con-
sentative Legislature The Governor q Mary
lani had recommended ihN ncw election should
be ordered for Ba''.masr ant officially proclaim.
20 ihA, there vas p. is4n ofiagig power &C.
acf Ia the premises Accordingly. with tbs
no.t rapid .rcci biu WAS prepared an !
rushed throlsh bo'h houses q the Genera, a.
sem j.. oustns the present. .ucambeuts aud Or
l,riug urW election f5r Mayor sai City Couu.
sd Tbs eieyton WA . have bccn held On
Wednesday last; Aal the CopPerheAi party 81
Baltimore hal catered ap5a the canvass With
srsa, SPIRIT Ne BAnks straish,-oat oriS II.
Sccvssiouis;. Vas ncmisA'e! f,r Mayor. and every
Warl had ~ candidate ~ Ci'y Council. Messrs
>anle Il Cover aai BcrnAo! Carter be.sS spec
ctre-s ot ;-eir -...s.rrilr- --a-lc'sr The Criou
uer ~ ;ae -'r. Saoai1. We ia; lie wao..
;aiu- uas te-a, vi~A q ;he.c extensive r--.a.
ra;ols Nrh ;ae greatest Sc Po-4rg. uAic 90
-cr at-a-s t-' 4liet.y prepared themselves 81
t-s, 'le rtit.;s 81 'ac ...l1 -euitr; Tee 8A.:-
more -.-tu-r-ii' sesms g. aave d-s, tAAca IT,.
A.Ara. aa3 "a long ai.'a-is, gave IL. opinion
.hat '4e measure sho4 & uevsr tlye a.en passed
-.aAti; MAS -lNa--Aa.el av ,le cs-c4als ta,e.
u .l- easr. ..eea. lzi Oh. Il, sAlto Z. s.- Is,
--Ts-f .---t, Tls editorial. pro sb's ct1ssi
so1- - 9-- Z. .s.A-.-s g. -s-ssg-ber the S.a,,
e. Narv aai -li Cc-sat.45a Aal % -va4 j.
4ai '-is yea .es c-1s,ac-. ;leg. 'aat 'aes BAL
setter --'-acr zee c-oaat 'hev lad ,-ave.e,! Ar
leave PIE matter A.51-. Aecosi.a.'r e. a.uo.
.aata.1i-a' r1'- 81 so,i Hoses iae oil. order
- che .ec-sa en- w-.s-,ilv ias-. ris -.,-r,,.f
aut 'a- C.'s .3r--aura' ~, t'cae
N -r4-s- e.- Legislature 70 49, lf-l.. "a
C.----s eats @-4.! .A- 20 Az.v aaa
farA s-o .seu- fear a. C.u-r-s..5aa. .z.er7en.
sea -ga--1. - -leu 3D. '1as -ecdas.leru- b4..
z-ss We ca11a' 1.. .-7-a- t.t. rs-e 60 ~
f-- Co1--es. 3l.n.e w4.I gov las.
~ Niyo-. la! t3a --.t ~ Co4a,i. uea. ae-
~'as'a1i.1- eN.-la. lass sro, .ae .4tfc. -
matter Wa, tae.- motives alee ,-4.e t-e,l.ss.gs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-02-09
The Crisis in MARYLAND.

We i-- rapid! appr9ach.a- 4 roli,.c... csisi. a
Aarv.aat. The eveat a9E traaspit.as a: Al.
lrao.i'. s-@i-.-a',. Indicate be --aieacy ofH.6.
q legislation, ar! Earl she people o. o.- Sta.e
20 r~rs-s boa fh-r .3a.-r a'.av rs !ss.in.-l 70
-e7ra! sfoa u-a ~. 'ae sane po.iara! complex.
80 Is ia-se Ea9 aov bod The rsis. % our S,.,e
Hasernmeai. RecSl-ssaess rules "a iAe .r...e.
rtuons q cur lAW-saaSers, aai there j. 10 fore
seeiag how great ca.aiAi'ies may he hroasht W.
On - ers ia@y sha. CAST ihrir places Posses.e!
% ne tsse Democratic insi.ac;-iha; Unsuitable
de''re Tor he sPoils o. ohce-tHey are willing 10
ov-r'oPple The STATE C8asitstioa. aa4 waollr
ignore ihe rights of the minority. 10 attain the
issifeiOtleci Not coa'en, with allowing the
cause O justice 10 pursue their ordinary course,
they ar determined to stay AT proceei.ags aat.l
.AF caa he passed that wili shield perjsrsd Reg.
isieFs anl paEish election jadges Tor a consctep.
to1s f~rf0rmance Of their duties Daily De-
noaaciaz Congress FOR excluding Rerei. from
participation .a ths National Councils. they have
hKed Eciiiiogs and ADJUST representation. where.
BY loyal men are % be- reduced 20 a mere rvfber
ia the >.naie AID House o. Delegates The con.
sumiaaiion 81 these Evolutionary scheme. will
D. TIE passage Of the Convention Bal which
Hiil break down the last barrier and launch n.
upon seA q peaceAble-perhaps dery-feyolu.
ton. The idea advanced b. these men Of the
complete sovereignty Of the people auas a whole
some quail cation in the existence Of written
Constitutions. which are provided a. a safeguard
against the dangerous acts which these men are
daily perpeira,ing. The sole ohjec,-,he grand
pufposs-a, which they aim, Il to perpetuaie
power in the hands Of the disioya aud 10 pan.
ish men for having remained faithful IN their al.
legiance To the gogrrnn.en, Of the United States
To mcct these madulen In their high.handsd
measures, aad 10 6ght them at every step. Is the
-i~Fn and patriotic duty OF every Unionist 10 the
State. The man who l. willing 10 succumb 10
these ouifages, or whose ardor cools when Il
should DC aroused to the highest pitch. is On.
worthy To- ENJOY the blessings Of popular gov.
eminent Already the " rapid speed eShibi,
cd by the party IN power Is having ils effect and
already are there NUMEROUS indications that the
unholy alliance That defeated the Union men Of
the State is breaking To pieces. The clouds are
breaking away an early aud auspieioas dawn
is coming upon us. Our day Of triumph will
come none the lees surely aai brightly Tor having
been for a time enveloped 10 the dark clouds 81
treason aud ireachsry. Our good old State can.
not long retnain sublect TO the influence which
nov control Il, hut soon again mssi she stand
among her ioySi sisters Of the Union. Tie bat.
tie Tor the victory may be, aye, vands, a severe
one, but success will again attend our cause
Let u.s. then, be hopeful Of the fu,ure-patieni
10 enduring the ills now attending ns-bui
prompt aud active In re,lressing then.