The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-05-26

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On THURSDAY q last wpek Gov Hamilton q
Texas gas a. Washington and tht street met
Hon, Samuel 2 Eaadan II rhlaielphiA. dema-
erhtie representative, who Inquired whether be
Jsek HamUtaa = Texas, y am, air. Foph-
"a the Gov Then yau are ac1undfol,
said sam. Upon sls Invitation d light The
Judge acted at once with hickory eaas, and be-
fore The bystaBdors could ssuaratc tie gebtlemcn
nis hickary cane and ihe Hon Samuel , ltaudall
worc both badly injured The radicals deerly
symrathize With the cane, and talk y suhserip-
ten fur smother The democrats oundole with
Mr. Randall, vho was unable 10 take his seat IN
the House next day ca account u his injuries.
4 man living ncar Albany, n. L., last week
wiped the oil from the bowl OF tobacco pipe and
applied IL 10 a burn on the lip q his little dsagh,
tor The child died in COMMISSIONS in twenty -foaT
hours after,
4 good many people viii indorso Wendell
Phillips declaration ia bic speech at New York,
"Wednesday Il would rather trust Grant in the
White House without platform than trust Judge
Chase with The best platform could draw.
That ia, II hc goos there in consequence q tlas
plot Of Fessondcn and Trumbull 90 checkmatc
the Union, to put him there
Just ar Chandler Of Michigan entered the Sem
ate chamber, Saturday morning, a friend eagerly
asked, do tell me, Mr.. Chandler, how it ia going
to-day" 60 aud ask that I'D scoandrel IN that
corner. 1t all depends on him, )" reared the seua.
tor looking a, Ross Of Kansas Of whose detection
/ he had just heard
The democratic Ohio Legislature, which be-
gan operations a. a "retrenehment Legislature, I"
has already been in session 100 days and the ap-
preparation for pay and mileage IL $4,000. Last
years sesson cost SEQ 900, aud the longest repub-
lioan Legislature was but 1877 days, in 1861, when
| the Adjournment was delayed to meet the exc
/ giencies Of the war
Msfortunes mover come singly, but Ben Wade
| takes both philosophioally, He hasn't expressed
himself very freely on the aoquittal Of the Presi-
| dent, perhaps he does not give it up yet-but
/ he endorses Colfax's nomination at Chicago and
/ says it was the best that could have been made,
and that he viii support it with all his might. -
! And Ben Wade usually means what he says.
| Brick pomeroy says, and he echoes the uni
versal democratic sentiment, AS for Andy John
son, let him slide. Beware of him."
"A. A. Kelly Of gift enterprise fame, has been
arrested on an indictment found by the grand ju-
/ ny of Erie county, New York, for alleged swind-
ling The evidence against him is said 10 be very
strong, and sufficient to warrant his conviction.
| Sir Robert Napier is lionized in the English
/ papers for his victory in Abyssina. He has al
ready boon honored with the Grand Cross Of the
Bath, and is to receive pension Of $4,000 year.
| 1t is supposed that he will be offered peerage,
which he will probably be obliged to decline, hay
ing many children and a slender fortune.
Henry Ward Beeeher concludes talk on the
/ question Of furnishing children: 'Use the rod
rarely, but when you take it make jubilee Of IL
an elect hour in the childs life" Most children
would prefer to omit the jubilee, and indefinitely
postpone the hour Of their election.
-Blackberries are 80 plenty in the New Orleans
Market that they are drug.
New York is to have the sensation Of live
| prince this month.-the Prince of saxe-Coburg,
who will stop there on his way 10 Brazil.
1t is proposed to impeaoh Judge Drummond
fail for want of malicious intent according Ia
/ the Washington fashion.
The fight of Juarez Of Texas, with soven
million dollars, is contradicted The money,
! however, was forwarded for safety which gave
rise to the report.
They are about to try curious case in Paris.
! A would-be suicide, who had not sufficient cour-
age to perform the fatal act, hired friend to
blow out his brains for twenty francs. II is to be
| tested whether this was murder or not
Queen Victoria il on a visit to Scotland, and in
! the English House Of Commons Friday night, a
member gave notice that he wouldpropose to the
/ Government the following question: If the health
/ Of the Queen is such as to detain Her Majesty
from London, why do not the ministry advise abb
| dication The question was ruled out Of order
| "A Times special says, it is proposed by the
Senate to reorganize the committees, and put the
reereant Senators at the foot of their committees
instead Of the head, where they now stand
| Both sides are laboring assduously with Senator
Ross for his vote on the remaining articles The
Managers think they have got him. Messrs.
Howard and Grimes are rapidly recovering.
! AT meeting Of the Union Congressional
| Committee on the 10th Of January last, Senator
| Fowler voluntarily introduced the subject Of i'm
| parchment, and entered into an argument to
! demonstrate lis necessity. He held that Cong
reea would be responsible for the suffering Of
| Southern Union men, and the murder of so many
Of them, 70 long as it failed TO remove johnson
4 He stated that President johnson was plausible
and unaltening, but had extraordinary
| powers for evil, and there would DO no re-
lief until he was removed. What changed his
| sonumeuts?
| George Washington Francis, a colored boy,
/ who formerly lived in Bridgeport, Conn, II now
"his imperial highness" in Hayti, being a cousin
! Of President Geffrsrd
! William Jennings, seventeen years OF age,
| living In Howard county, Missouri, having, he
said become tired Of living, on Tuesday placed
| the muzzle. Of pistol under his chin, and
! fred.
Mrs.. Hugg Of Brooklyn, attempted TO put
out kerosene lamp by blowing down the chin
ncy, when en- explosion TOOK place, and her night
clothes Eet on fire. II IL feared she ia fatal
| ly burned.
| MIR. David r. Harrison, an engraver in the
employ of tho American Bank Note Company Of
New York has been declared lawful heir TO an
| English estate valued at t14,O00,000.
| --Dohbs will have nothing TO do with the New
| Woman's club, for be sage the "oid Woman 3
| Club" il more than be can stand.
The terms Of the seven republican senators
voting "not guilty" On the eleventh article Of i'm
/ parchment expire as follows Fcssenden II Maine
l s7i Fowler ofTehnessee, 1871 Grimes ofIowa,
! s7i Henderson Of Missouri, 1863 Ross Of Kan.
sAs, 1871 Trumbull Of Illinois, 1878 Van Wrinkle
/ Of West Virginia, 1859.