The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-11
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oagst 81 = aesl sheif party strength
by killing agaarter q = million Rebels.
A causaa " tho s7l inmates q
Auhara. \ state Prison, shows the
ths ia5 wing poiiteal condition Dem
ocyAts. G2 Republicans, sal. The
throo churches 10 Wcedsp0u return str
Democrats
CaAse i stlll reported in doubt as
u vhseA ticket be will support this Fall.
Its % no coaseq uencs whatever. lie
has got 70 tie foot q tie ladder. and
nobody cares fer him,
Tho driver o. stage coach near
Coopfrslown, IN this State. was asked
ifhia Was ~ emigraHt stage well"
ne reioincl. I don't knox about tho
erut but il j. adarned good Grant stage,
know.
Tho health Of Thad Stevens is not
10 bad as was reported, but be is able
70 move about bus room. aud eat Of a
temperate diet quite freely. The "old
commoner" says tha, he intends TO be
in al the dealt" Of the Democratic
Party
Jones thinks il Is conclusive evil
denco II drunkenness when man is
seen sticking postage stamp behind
his left car, aud attempting to get into
the letter box to 60 by the mail train.
Jones is right
John, you rogue you" said an
uulhinking mother, III ever i catch
you II that closet ag ain, stealing cake
and sugar, ! vii whip you as sure as
yen 1--we Why, no you won't, moth
or" answered importinent John,
shrewdly, FOR you have told me so
above hundred times,
Not man but Democrat went
into rebellion; not man but Dom
ocrst sympathized with or aided rebel
hon. The rebellion was, in It's coneep-
ton aud progress, Democratic meas
uro, inaugurated advocated conducted,
defended and supported by none but
Democrats It's purpose was the es-
Enlistment ola slave empire It's adj
vocates held that capital should own
labor. and that slavery was . divine in
stitudon
4 Doctor who went 20 settle in a
village Oh; West aud on the first night
81 Its arrival Was sen. FOR TO attend q
sick child he looked al the little suf-
terer atteutively and then delivered
this oracalar opinion; "This hyar ba-
hoa got tho small pox, and amt post
ed up q posiules We must approach
this ease by circular treatment You
give tie little euss this drought
Thatll send him into Cts. Then send
for me Im a simmer on fits"
During tho visit OF the Chinese en-.
bassy TO New York one Of tho party
went out ~ soc tho elephant, and 10
seeure getting back to his quarters,
copied a Sign from the street corner
eupposing She same to be- the namo Of
the street Wishing TO return ho ox-
ibited his card 10 several persons, and
was somewhat offended At tho manner
in which il was received After his ar
rival at The hotel It was ascertainad
tLat he had transferred to bis card the
words Commit no nuisance
A fellow whose eountenanco was
enough q scare the evil one, was civ.
ing some eztya Aourishes In a public
hoasc when b. was observed by a Van
koo, who, walking up, asked him il he
didn't tal into brook when he vas
yoaas
"Whssdo sou mean, you experiment
SOUNDED rs
why, didn't mean nothing. only
thought a. h59 you might have fallen
In tho brook when you was a boy, and
your mother hung Yen up b the mouth
% dry
4 gentleman aho is rather given tc
story telling relates the following
When was young maa I spent sey
era years 6 the Sh4ih. residing ~
wh.!e At Port Hadeon. On tie AIississ
iPr River A great deal q litigation
vas going on there about that time
and i was uot always III easy matter
20 obtain d jury One day I was sum
moued 70 as. IL that capacity, asd re-
paired 70 ooart 20 get excused
On LILY name bcipg called ! iuFormet
has Honor tl.o judge, that was not +,
fresho.5eF. and therefore not qaalifcj
e. serve
Where 90 you reside = inquire,
tie Jndgc
Il ar STOPPING. iar ths time being
81 Port Hndsoa.
'lou board Il the hotel. presume 2
i tale uy meals therN, bag ! hAri
rooi-s n ~ othsg par q tbs low
where I lodge
ss2a va., l,.ass ts4g,,sAsssfa hail