Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-16
The Troy and Hoston. In,broclio.

The Bennington Banner Of wednesday.
sndcr the head of Personal" give, the
following;
The railroad committee went 10 Troy
on Tuesday morning, TO consult with IN,
/. " i. and r. Il s. Railroads, and will
report the result to the meeting on Thurs.
day evening, when we suppose the rates
OF freight tariff, passengers, &c, will b.
brought up II is now rumored that un.
der the new connection the +. Il y. will
charge some SO car for coal from Troy
% State line; and in same proportion,
hrst class freight will run up To $50 or
$4O ear. Ii this be true. Of course our
business men will be unable to DO BUSH
uess under them. On the other hand. We
hear tho K. y ), Co. deny that the 4. K
b. have no right to name the tariffs
And so tgoes-a hop, skip and jump
srst one thing, then another.
The Banner also, under the title
Would not Receive Them" says
Just as we 20 to press, we are told that
the l. " b X. X. Co. declined to receive
the railroad committee which went to Troy
on Tuesday 10 consult with them regard
ing connection at the State line, giving as
reasou therefor the bitterness of scnti-
ment Of the people of Western Vermont
We suppose in denouncing 50 unsparingly
their last unfair and injurious proposition
The Troy Wing Of Thursday morning.
under "Our Northern Railroad Cornec.
tons" makes the following item:
The first train over the Troy and Ben
nington railroad TO the State line since the
18th OF January, 1867, was yesterday, a
m. Unfortunately there was no train to
connect with it at the line from Mr.
Parks road, but Superintendent L. c.
White telegraphed TO Superintendent
Noseley, that they would make the con-
nection last evening The terms of agree
ment by which this connection is rc-es-
tablished allow all freight south Of Rut-
land to be shipped over the Bennington
and Rutland railroad both ways-thus
obviating all objections which Mr.. Park
and his friends have entertained.
Hon. &. W. Willard, editor Of the
Montpelier Freeman in noticing the re-
cent meeting at Bennington under the /
head of the :" Railroad BLOCKADE in South /.
western Vermont" makes the following |
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