Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-04-09

He Wsg.ll tu THE Dee accommodate tht
,auu, along ths line Il HI, road, although
il would involve a loss II from 500 Ia
Slu00 per month, aud $50 run until the
Lebanon Sprin-, Road Va. in warking
order W. are uot, he said. alvay, To D.
reun,l up ly the ytpri.e # hrsian
,smtagy. n, then showed what VI,
lslps done. h VA, Of giving an outlet
,r.,. r.,.,.i,.,,., ,-;J. ,nm1.,.,.rl.
Tr,y anal R.,.,ap R,,J ", l.lI AL. g.,
Observation-Disclosures.
,.n.nl p,,,l,.1 p.,l .. ", p.,l.,l
.rlInfrl ,,sv .;l....,r
1t. IN n. NJ a., 81.
-. ~, 49,. ,'3l,.l.,
,'T, - -. .....
H.. 7 ,.-.TI .I.-., ~,
=, ~ ~,
"' II '''''''' ''''' "'' '' ''''I'
''''' t''l'''''''', NOR "'l l''' i@'''''.''' ",.
,,'' u was me E'n'"s i"" l"'" :, '' al,
"a '' '''''''- ''' ''''' ''''' '.''''
''1 T, 90 =, n..t. a,..,
,f,, t,,n, .,.,, ,,, Iii ,' ,.,.,;,,
-. -, IT.,
~ Gus, =" '''' way '''" ''"' "'"'' "
",f''N t.i',''"''''
Jug ''''N "'"'y" u "'''" " 'I'''
Wa man among 'h'S vast a''si"R''s'
Who was IN iaNor 81 accepting such "a pro-
l".,d ,ohhyeh9n u thgr1 Ma2a hs M1lli-A
70 see hum,
hi '""''' ",''''''" MS "''''"' an"
. "',''" was ''''' '' appoint " '''"',''''
w y, " ''''''''' ~ ''l'''' ,''''''''''''' ''','
~ '.''' way ''''" ''"' '.'''S ''l',', '''''''
~ y, '''''''' ~ l'''''''' ''''''' '0
mimi Wv "'' ''' W
-, p ',.''." '''7 n &c., 90
.r,-,1I - n, - ~
D.. ''''''''
S5,0,J.,,,,, Mt. MI. n,
S,,n,a,
,,:,a,. u c..,,,yx ,..a,,
49,. 80,
!, II a., '''' 80 80 '''''
n, - -. =,
p.
M, WILL.
~ 7;,Eay- min. cr;,;,l
U,,y;,,,.., VI. e.,
C,ua.
Ua,3E,r5 -St,,,L., y CI,a..,,
While the commi,,c. v,,s an, 1r,,,;u,.
resolutions. Mr.. Park envc q bri,s sLo,cI
Of the rrourc,s made an rho Lehman
SPRINGS Rad II. ,hon,,h, ,lot L.. u,,I
l., g ,r,,s, :, ur,nl1 H. .,u,,l.,.l II,
no. , ,,r,a g -oo ,,,,, ii -, "A.
road and slonIa ,n, ~ ,uar, ~. -, o..
nos.ile H., ,bon,h, u., Ial.,,.,
S,r;n,s lana. ha1 -, -, -,
-, NV WY ''.
property as me- had SOFA slVo'Qoo worth
OF them in New York city at par; and he /
said ii any town wanted to sell its bonds. /
tt.-, -rv rf7rtfzr,t Ia Tny an he -o17IJ AZ
N NOR ,,n, l;.,a,,,...
II. 1T. ~.
''''S"' ''''' u'ioru IohS thef'
Would be route TO Albany 10y the way
II Petersburg, and thus another outlet
poned to the people Of Western Vermont,
Ha also er,v, .,.ro,,si. &c ,,o o,,,,,,..,.
9 -. /
= '"''.''"s Wv bennington " hu'laho
oad since The breaking OF connection.
DURING all that time there was only three
II four months in which the receipts were
aual 10 the outlay lie wanted III. rco-
10 oloo,, Ill, "a :. -. 49,. 49, ~ -, a
"','' Wv ,
'''NS ''''H ''t ''Ah'port'he ire'Eh' "hlci'
&c was compelled TO charge them, and
Sait until the new road to Chatham was
At This min, IN. communion ro,,,r,,1 T,
',' t'' ,'u '"' 'oi'o" my icSoi"'i'iiN /,
hgS"Sta, nat the proposition made by
he Troy x boston Railroad Company on
he 3oth oil March, Tor connection with I
he Bennington x Rutland Railroad is
Unequal and injurious to the people OF
" estern Vermont, and ought not To be
olerated.
Htwtced, mat the acceptance of the
attempted to he imposed there
y upon our people would be humiliating
ND dlsgraceiul to them, and in the end
MY burden winch our business inter
''I n 'alnot P p, Us 10 carry 90.
,a,.;, u, p,.h l"p " nv u, VI ~ ,'''N
,inertnn 4 RntI,na paiIraaa -
las done all that an honorable man can
10 to secure connection and accommo-
'aIe 'h' business interests ."t the people
D'.,1,lj ~, ,''o''' j, ..
81 tLo Troy 4 poltnr Can,
any to Subject our communication with
he West "a the city Of Troy to Difficult.
les and cmbarrassments which amount
most /" blockade 1t IS our duty and
>, a,d -, ", ',5N so'le oIi'r west IN !, OUT
,ean, in our mower far INA, nnrno.a 49, - a
Re,3rsd, That the following persons. d
II \ L. Minor, Hartman Garfield. Hem
'n"' ',"''''i ~ 'iiN's' il'hrS J..