Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03
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MONTPELIER. JULY 8. 1866.
BY T. P. WALTON

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though the attendance not large, yet there was
quito an interest kept mp during the term. Mr..
Phillips is very successful conductor and bringing
so many different voices together from the various
choirs, with different tastes, 1t wondrous how the
harmony combined to give life aud expression TO the
Convention. Where an did so we'll it might be in-
vidious to puticulnrizc; Miss llolyoke from ST. Al
bans, with her sweet warbiing soprano, aided os-
scntully in the performances. Miss Ellen Parker
Of Emorc, (as She always does,) added greatly 20
the pleasure of all presents and those Basso tones
of Mr.. C. T. Stone Of Millcbury College win be
long remembered, Miss Ellen Nyc Of North Mont
peer Is entitled to great praise for the very pleas
CALronSfA. Tho Republicans are at variance
among themselves in California. A second caudi-
dalc, Mr.. j. o. Goodwin Of Yuba, is zap Cor Com
gross in the urd district whcrc Chancellor Horton
bad been regularly nominated to succeed Mr.. Bid.
well, and in the second district, where Hon. VIM.
Highly is nominated for recollection, j. G McCul-
vcr Of III Dorado threatens to be an independent
Republican candidate.
The Surratt trial developed nothing new on its
twelfth day. Lloyd, the tavcrn.keeper at surratt-
vile, gave evidence relative to surmtts bringing
firearms to bis place 90 bee concealed, three weeks
prior to the assassination, and to Mrs Surratrs
telling him ON the day of the assassination to have
them ready to be called for that night lie seemed
a reluctant stupid witness, and nothing was clic-
ied after repeated efforts, that Doe had not stated
ON the conspiracy trial.
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and he was supposed to be dead Aoout a year
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