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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
COUNTY SENATOR ONCE MORE.

AS was easily foreseen, the feeling about
County Senator is running up to fever
heat. The retirement of MIR Heudet
would. ia or OPINION have avoided all
this. Mr.. Hendee must have seen this
almost az soon as his desire for this nomin.
alton was publicly known. At all events
It WAS obvious to good many good Raj
Road men, who concurled 10 the opinion
that he ought not to crowd his nomina
ZION again this year. They could not
sac THAI the great Rail Road enterprise 50
rested upon the shoulders of Mr.. Hendee
that i. was necdful to advise him into
sny course Of action inconsistent with
the harmony Of the Republican Party, tn
this great presidential year. nor with his
own good faith We know nothing about
the understanding of two years ago but
gentlemen IN achjSe ccractt,y zoe haze en-
IRE confidence assured as that Mr.. Nendee
could not hoaord6!y be a candidate this
gear, and we knew that he was certain to
encounter the cordial opposition Of these
asp. Now, in our humble judgment. it
WAS plain that the only honorable course
lsh for him was to have absolutely dc
sllned to have his name used Nor DO
We believe that any gentleman of hoaor
has ever advised him to different course
Aro,ri,g The facts and circumstances of the
case. 1t il now said by some Of MIR
Hendec's friends that he DOES not ,canl
tie Office but that be is running just Il
ss0w certain parties that he can carry it
Gould We believe this statement that al
this discord and i'll feeling was being ere
atsd ta satiefy so vain and silly an am
bitioa. we certainly never should cast an
other vote for Hendee for any office, and
should regret, most poignantly, the votei
we have iu times past cast for him for va
rious places.
Now the claim for Mr. Hendee is that
In the first place, he has worked faithful
ly for tho ROil Road land this VIC mos
oheerfully admit. Secondly, that he car
do better for us this fall than any othel
msu. because Of his experience This W,
DO not admit. If the argument is gooc
for this fall. it will be good for the mex
teo years. Indeed every year will Blu
add weight TO the argument, until by it
accumulating ponderosity it becomes re
sistless, and none but Hendee can b
found to represent "Spunky Lamoille" il
the Senate during this generation Of men
Alas! none Of bis proud oompeers cal
ever hope to see his vacant chair in tn
beautiful Senate Hall. Capdidly. no,
shall we ever fnd him a successor ? Upol
whose shoulders, after tew more year
Of experience, could his mantle fall. with
out its accumulated weight Of wisdom an,
virtue crushing him? How are we eve
TO educate q race Of men it to enjoy sucl
places? rasfe aa,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
LAMOiLLE VALLEY RAILROAD.

The books of subscription are now open
at Morrlsvil!e, Hyde Park. Camb,idg,
and other points on the line. The Com
pspy is to be organized the 7,h Of Aug.
ut o'clock P NJ. ut the American House.
in Hyde Park. Every stock holder will
be entitled to vote and have voice 10 the
organization but none others Asa mat.
ter Of convenience to those who can no,
avail themselves Of the opportunity before
the books will remain open st the place
of organization through the 7ih Of Aug
when they can mike their subscription
aud have voice in The Organization. /,
is hoped many subscriptions will be made
and every body is invited to make theil
subscriptions early that the organization
may not DO unnecessarily delayed.
B N DAVIS.
Pres Board Of Cummi ssoners
q W, HESpEE, Clelk
Morristowp. July Gath, 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

A mysterious Fenian Congress was recent
" held in Buffalo, all the grapdces of the
brotherhood attending it The proceed
iucs we're kept strictly secret, hut it Is
confidently stated that aff,irs were dis
cussed mich mus. shake the British Em
pirc to its centre The pic mic which
came of on July q. in the same town,
was great success delegations of Fepisns
attending from Rochester, Dnkirk, and
Canada. Mr.. Mehan. editor of the Irish
Ame,icun and Gen O'Neil, with others
made appropriate speeches. and the fcs-
tivtes, in which from 20 600 to $4,000
people participated We're orderly though
nuf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
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for toe rosrift
FARuwRs' MvrvAL lsscnASc,s, w.
For l.amoills CouG s 'I,nfornIn:
lie taken thm opportunl. nSr;yed TO W
Village DWELLING g. rsis'
At from one.hall TO one''hitu IN lhe W.
they can insure tbs same re ,s ,,"salsl 7
Mutual All Farm proper! peftop'
ecu lily favorable terms a'H orr
e,ty Insured al It's full val"e' n depsrsi
At the American IIoase;; s ~.
Will be- promptly s''eaNs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

KepuJican Union District Convention

A Republican Union Convention, OF the Third
Congressional District of Vermont, will be held
at STOWE, on Wednesday the lsth day OF Au-
gust next at II o'clock m, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for Representative to
Congress. to be supported by the Republican
greemen Of the listricU at the election on the
nrst Tuesday OF September next, and one elect tor
81 President and Vice Presincnt to be supported
BY the treemen of the District at the election on
she first Tuesday in November neat.
The Republican Union voters Of this Congress
slona District are invited to be represented in
the Convention by their delegates to be chosen
apop the basis of one de'egate from each town
and an additional delegate for every hundred
and every fraction oil one hundred larger than
City votes asst tor the Republican candidate for
Governor at the last State Election.
The delegates Of the several towns in the dis
trict sill be chosen at primary meetings to be
called by the Republican Ution Committees Of
the respective towns, and must re provided
with proper credentials signed by the secretaries
o. MAJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

A FATAL WATER SpouT "A water apout
descended ana burst in one Of the csuous
uear Cottonwo d Station, Kansas, on the
lOth inst killing three men aud nun.
Der Of horses. The canon was swept al.
most entirely free of the timber, and tho
old elm tree which had been landmark
for years to the travellers on the plains
was uprooted aud swept into the Plate
river. 50 terrible aud destructive wat.
er spout visitation has not occurred Oh d O
plains for number Of Year,.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
THE PORTLAND AND OGDENSBUEG
RAILROAD

"Can you give US any information il
regard to the Portland and 0gdensburl
Rsilroad ? What progress has been made:
When will the books be opened for sub
scrip'ion ? Do the corporators feel aftaic
that the capitalist and busiuegs men c
Portland will be backward in subscribing
for stock to this end d? If so, they very
much mistake the temper of our people
-Four ittha of the people in Portland are
as much interested in the success of thi,
road as any of the corporators; and il
they c'n only have an opportunity will
do as much in proparton to their means
ss any gentleman who has this work in
hand We are not children who have
got to be coaxed into this labor. We
have looked the whole matter through
before we voted to tax our city two anu
srhalt per cent Aud we arc oil ready
to show our fifth by our works if we can
have the opportunity. Let us know then,
if there is any progress masking and whe
ther we are to have a chance to put our
shoulders to the wheel We have been
long enough provincial town waiting
for Boston to take snuff before We can
snecze. We are tired of her dictat ion
her interference with our trade her
drumming" up our customers, and We
want a chance to pay her off in her own
roin. We want chance to drum" up
the tr de in Vt. and New Hampshire while
she is drumming the Maine trade; and
we are willing to pay for the privilege by
taking stock in road that will carry Us
there. DULY give US chance and we arc
ready. A Business MAN"
We copy the above from the Po'tland
Press Of the 9th ult Whether the IN
quiries there made ATE pertinent or net,
they are being made all along the line
The opponents of the road are reporting
that Portland has abandoned the project
and that nothing more will be doue.
Those best Informed assure US that such
reports are false and malicious. and tbat
every thing is being done that can be
done. AS earnest Of this the corporators
in New Hampshire hold a meeting 1T
Dalton on the 18th of August TO elect a
board Of directors, and the stock holders
in the Lamoille Valley Railroad NEE t
for the purpose of organizing the company
the 9TH of August Our business mel,
are waiting very anxiously to see the
"drummers" from the business houses
Of Portland 10 our streets, and we will
guarantee that about the same time our
business men will be seen on the streets
of Portland making their purchases az
they were accustomed to do thirty years
ago; saving their purchases will bc te,
times larger than formerly. - Caledon,an
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

In spite Of Gen Hancock's letter de.
claripg his support Of Seymour and Blair,
it is well known that before he left WASH
ington for the West be charged his own
defept to Seymour's trickery. and express
ed great disgust at the ticket His staff
officers alse talked very bitterly.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
THE ECLECIIg

TIE LECIIV
For August contains
Embellishment-HIBAN Po'm
Don Quixots,
Geneva, lis memories snd IL aNgh
Plurality of Worlds,
Westminster Abbey (cOnclad''l
Studious Women.
Terrific FL, thquakss.
Tragedies of History. s..
The Night-Wanderer OF an Alsa''' '''
cluded.
Luck in Families,
Imposture and Credulily ,con'Ini"i
The Science oil War (cOnclddea'I
Under the Sea.
The Herocs Il ths lndisa Serves
Hiram Powers.
Poe =
Notes on Books.
Science.
Varieties.
Single copies, 4S cents one co! q,
s5.Ov Il. a. PELTON PUSLhA'
los Fulton DE- N@
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

RUTLAND. July 23j. 1868.
Several of the gentlemen whs we're tc
read papers at the Special Meeting of The
Vermont n s'o,cal Society. appointed tc
be held at Rutland. July 18th and 30'h
being unable to be present. it has beer
deemed best for the Society that post
ponement should be made TO iater day
I he meeting has been postponed until
THURSDAY AND friday AUGUST 20ru AM
2lsr. 1868
At that time p,pcrs vii be read by
Rev d.. Shelton of New York, q n. John
W. Phelps of Brattleboro. Rev PIiuy n
White Of Coventry, A D Hager of Proc
orsville. and Henry CLARK of Rutland
4Dd others
JOHN B PAGE. \ sa
GEORGE. FlfHOUGHION Com
I. A FISHER miltee
HENRY CLARK
Nor BAD The New Yok l'imts says
1.-The following are among the ardent
supporters snd friends Of Graut and the
Chicago platform -
SHERMAN.
SHERIDAN,
Thomas.
MEADE.
FAKaAGUT.
"rhe following are am pg the arden,
supporters aud friends of Sey and
the Iammauy platform -
BEArREGARD,
FOREST.
HAMPTON
SEMMEs.
IooMBs."
s 3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

I" TIE blushing beauties Of -
maid =" arc doubly enhanced hy,d
aut head Of hair, One bottle 0f BIN
H4iy Restorative will achieve a'l
wonderful results 1t FaS beon'n
dispensable article Of the aItt !. !"
universally admired N'rp~ h'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

ANOTHER Outrage BY M wv
KLAN.- YIN, Wood, a Union s'aa
ing the war, Was taken from hhti
Monroe county, Ky, on MOndg
by the KuKlux Kan and hanged
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
A KIND or HoSsx, ~.

A KIND or HossS, Nrspp =,
IcA - Those who hare visited n, and
have hre, s,r,oL 49,, pts
WIN Inc Nd for Y
stead mess aud dOci litv NJ Al NeiA
horses. They move along h, :,
Paris at the rate of about sigb, s,,.
hour equally coutcnttd, .i6g seee
docile i'll all weathets and upi, -,
cumstances They Seem to
small for the load they draw, tr,u..
Inspection shows that ,hti, ,,,. mes
large. muscle well placed, and me-, I.
ma'kably short, which makes ,.ne' Z
look to the non Obscrvant ey, i, ne. !.
OF drawing a load Ct seveute, 'ae' :.
inside and ten on top. ibgp lone
fifteen hands high, usually a.IE, ~. .s,.e J
if not urged beyond their u,tp, ut in
:, put '
eight miles per hour, will dm aae'i
loads for twelve hours during b T. n0 81
and keep 10 good condition d, .orf
year round. Such a horse i, ndsold
ed in this country, aud itnab
that the importatlons which .ra , ,lsr
jcct of this article, will supply Iii ave-
N, 7. Ere ing Pvt re
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
Eas,s0ssse 60. Convention.

The Democrats and conservatives OF the Coun.
~ of Lamollle are requested to meet in conven-
tion at the Town Hall in Hyde Park on the 7lst
Gay Of August, A. D. 1868, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. to nominate candidates for Senator
and County officers to b. supported at the next
September election.
August Sd, 1868.
f. w. BRIGHAM. ! Democra tic
sa, John PATTERSON, County
SAMUEL ANDREWS. Committee
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

In Mississippi It appears that no colored man
can get employment unless he produces a certia-
cate. signed by the Clerk Of the County Court.
declaring that he voted the Democratic ticket,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
TIE new CuISgas TRR,ry

TIE New CuIsyaH TREATY I'll
ty, as concluded between the ena,
the State Department, p:Ovileal
nese subjects shall be admitted bi
schools. colleges and educatoulI
tons without being subject to ui
ious or Political test, The Seut
mittce Oh Foreign Relations siIiu
an amendment providing ainpJ
Chinese subjects pc put Oh che 80
ing in this regard as those ofais
ed nations The Senate viii u
agree to this. and the eublay u
likely to accept the chang. Ejul
Gus objection.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
COUNTY Convention.

The Caian Republican Voters of lamoille
County are requested to meet in Mass Conveu-
tlon at the Town Hall in Hyde Park, Oh Thurs
day August 18th 1868 at II o'clock A NJ. to
nominate candidates. for Senator and County
Officers for he year ensuing, and to transact any
ether business deemed proper when met,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05
cnAs, c. Do 100

morrisyills, July %, 1861
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-05

THE SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
The Secretary of War has iuaugursted
new policy regarding Southern rail
roods Many of these have been largel,
indebted to the government for a long
time on account of material furnished a,
the close Of the war, and most OF them
though able, have persistent!y neglected
to make payment. 10 all such cases it is
in contemplation to appoint government
receivers to take full possession of snch
roads aud control and operate them until
the debt is Paid. Several roads have oil.
ready been taken possession of In this
manner, which is in accordance with ,be
terus Of the contracts entered into when
be government material was purchased
Those roads which are really unable 10
pay will be us lenieutly dealt with az
justice to the government will allow.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
WHAT SHoUID BE DONE. -Ou1

WHAT SHOULD BE Done. 4--O Our
Democratic friends have seen the
Democratic Enquirer since it has
been enlarged, and we hope they
are well pleased with it, Now, we
hope they will do all within their
power to aid in its circulation, The
official vote Of this county last tall
shows that there oyer sixteen hun
dred Democrats in the county, and
we think that at least two-thirds of
this number ought to subscribe for
and read their own paper the
largest paper--which contains more
reading matter than any other ever
printed in Yinton county. Your
own county paper is now as inter
esting as any Of the city weeklies,
and you should encourage US in its
publication. Our terms are only
$3.50 year, and no person should
say he is too poor to take his own
paper. g a 10 a99t's'' l'
Let every Democrat 60 to work
and send iq the names and green
backs as fast as possible. !.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
Put this In Your Pipes.


d HMAcK," Of the Cincinnati Com
mefcial, in his'WashiHgtOn letter 81
the 18th ult, says:
THE FoURrEENTH AMENDMENT. n Y
A number of Radical papers have
denounced the Ohio Legislature for
lrescinding the ratification of the
fourteenth amendment. They seem
to forget that the Republican party
reppdiated that amendment a year
ago, Itwas entirely superseded by
the passage of the so-called Recon-
struetion Bills. Bxeeptas a basis of
reconstruction, it is entirely worth
less, Asaas basis of reconstruction
it promised peace and security to
both sectionsy and was accepted as
such in nearly every Congressional
district in the North = and if the
leaders of the Republican party had
made One tenth Of the effort TO Sc.
cure its adoption in the South that
they have since made to force the
adoption of the military, the Union
would have been restored under 1t
a year ago. But the extreme Radi-
Gals never intended that amend
ment to serve any other purpose
than that Of an electioneering dodge.
Having used it in the campaign Of
1856 they had no further use for it,
and openly repudiated it. So far as
the legality of the recision is con
cerned there is, at any rate, Repub
lican precedent for it,
The Ohio Legislature of the win
ter of 1860-61 ratified an amend
ment to make slavery perpetual,
and a year later the same body re-
pealed that ratification. New Jer-
sey will follow the example of Ohio
and withdraw its assent also, and
thus the adoption of the fourteenth
amendment as a. part of the Consti7
tuition will be neutrality-suspicious.
If not forever defeated. The Radi-
calls have no rightlto complain. cess
Radical editors will please post
the above in their hats for future
reference, 9 a,,....,,.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
The ponr Mnn,s F,.iand.

The monstrous strides made dur
ing the last FIVE. years towards king
.ly government renders it a matter
of elf-preservation for the laboring
classes to unite in the coming con-
test, and WELD the only power left
them in behalf Of equal rights and
a free white man s Government If
they scatter their energies, and go
with this party and that party, lit
tie can they accomplish in over
throwing the class legislation OF the
men in power. No. Your only
hope and safety is to all 60 together
in support of the Democratic prin-
ciples enunciated by the Democratic
statesmen of the day. i'1'''' .'i
In showing the way-in lighting
the path -the energies of the Dem
ocratic party will be for the poor
mans interests. b
We advocate reduced taxation.
: We advocate reduction of offices.
We insist on reduction of ex-
penses. $50 sHa.1 a 4i rapay
We protest against any more
stealing. a1il'
We demand one currency forrich
and poor. siog .tiihf remaF
We say, Disband that large stand
ing army. 80 aD- 3iflil i'd. '.laa
Call back those exiled States.
Abolish those bureau poor-houses.
And let every able man in the
South, black and white, have fair
play and plenty of work, and all
will go well again, as it was before
the war Campaign Digest, Wash
inpton, d, @, H.. b
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

IN this age Of humbuggery, when the
wits Of One.half the world are at.Eork to
cheat the other half, II Is refreshing to
find an article Of general utility among
us that possesses the merit claimed for Il.
1t requires knowledge Of the higher
mathematics 70 enumerate the number Of
worthless hair preparations that food our
market, Wanting their superior excellen
ciea from the showcases Of every drug.
gish Among THE mass Of rubbish, how.
ever, there is one article that, II the pop
ular verdict Is worth any thing, is as fal
removed from its competitors in The valu.
able properties it possesses, as It is in its
enormous demand. OF course we allude
to the popular " Barrstts Vegetable Hair
Restorative" which Is SO highly indorsed
and recommended by druggists. Those
who have used it--and their name is
legion-are uganimous in their praise Of
It's absolute superiority over all its would
be competitors. = Cincinnati Times.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
- - --------------------------i
Tax Payers, Look Here,

The monthly statement of the
Public Debt for the month Of Feb
ruary, which has been promised by
the Secretary Of the United States
Treasury, has not yet made its ap-
pearancc. 1t is said that that official
is busily engaged in figuring to
make as favorable d statement as
possible, so as to, soothe and hatter
the uneasy and troubled people,
The telegraph occasionally talks
about the public debt We notice
that the debt will be at least twenty
millions of dollars above the Janus
ary exhibit; that the Secretary has
been obliged to sell ten million dol
lars of 10-4O bonds in order to raise
means to pay the.current expenses.
Now, at that rate, instead Of reduc-
ing the, great debt, it, is increasing
it by two hundred and forty millions
Of dollars year. In November
and December the increase was sew
enteen millions Of dollars; and in
JanuaryAitdwas twenty millions of
dollars. The liabilities of the Gov
ernment are advancing and the re-
sourcesreeedlng; but thes Radicals,
who are responsible for this terri,
BILE state Of affairs, declare that it is
false-that allis going on stisfacto-
rily and smoothly. They say that
a National debt is a National bless
ing" and that the debt isdecreasing
instead of increasing, They make
all kinds of excuses to deceive. tlA
hard-woflings taxlpayers Of this
once happy country. Even the
Viaton Record, one Of the ablest ed
tied little journals south Of the
Eighth Congressional District, tries
to make the poor taxpayers believe
the debt'is decreasing. Let them
all go forward in their mad career.
1t will soon be useless to attempt to
blind the people as to the true state
of the financial condition Of our
country ae sss.ss as q bre
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

|. SPECIAL NOTICE. - Vm.on County
Bank, McAyqhar, Ohio. = Persons wishing
to send money to their friends in Eng
land, Ireland, France, Germany, or any
part Of Europe, can obtain Drafts for any
amount at this Bank. We issue Drafts
direct and at reasonable rates, thereby
saving to the purchaser the expense and
trouble Of sending to other places. 43,sm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

SINCE the State election held IN
California last September two State
Senators have died, and special cleo
tions have been held tojtll the va
caneies. 1.-The deceased were Repnb-
licAhs in each instdhe6, but Demo
Gratis were chosen in their placer
Thisshows that the tide Of Demo.
cratic revolution is steadily rolling
onin the far vest The Record will
be SO kind as toreeord this fact.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13

TIE Young Mems Christian Associa,
alton, Of Macarthur, will hold lite second
Anniversary meeting on the evening O.
the 9th Of March. The Programme will
consist of orations, Essays, Paper, De-
bate, music, etc. The Committee Of Ar.
rangements-L. D. Martin, M. R! Barnes
], J. Eberle, 3. A. Hubert, MoD. Lott
ridge-will make the Exhibition one whicE
shall merit the appreciation Of the com
munity. t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-02-13
MARTHUB, TINT0N COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY REBRUARYI8 1865

s0Lp DAvEF sHUrrs paid our town an
other dvisito Monday last. lIewas we'll
.i'rigged"--a big cOW.bsll and red scarf
around his neck, and attn horn in his
hand. He tries 70 make people think :hst
he isdabriel and has appeared on earth
70 sound the last trumpet, but we think
he can't scare the inhabitants very much.
We believe he makes more noise than IT
will be necessary for Gabriel to make
when he comes forth on the last day.