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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-10-15

RIcuARpsoN's NEw dorrIs - This
new building situated on the corner OF
Center aud Wales streets, Is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and, when finished.
will be- one Of the fines, and imposing
looking buildings in our village. MI
Richardson has done much towards build
ing up Rutland, chiefly on this street. and
in this his last block, he has ontdone all
his previous efforts This building Is
composed Of a main part ihSaa feet, with
two wings, running north, one a1Ssi, the
other aOx90 feet The building is four
stories or, ~ is proper, is finished five
story block the first story being IL feet
in hight; the second, II, the third, 10;
and the fourth, 0, The whole OF the first
aoor in the west wing, is devoted exclu'
sivey 10 dining-room, which Is well
lighted both from the east and west
Under the dining-room, and also extend
ing under the main part Of the building,
is the basement, which is devoted 10 the
culinary department, laundry, store house,
coal room, etc, etc. The entrance TO the
hotel is from Center street, through an
arched doorway, TO be lighted by gas
lamp projecting some two or three feet
from tho building. At the left, as you go
in, Is tho Office, just out Of the Office is a
fine wash room, from which door leads
into hall, and. the hall into the dining
room at the right, two large parlors, In
the lower story there are, also, two stores
fronting on Center street, and one fronting
on Wales street Tho second. third and
fourth stories are divided into its proper
proportions Of parlors, and sleeping-rooms,
both large and small. suitable TO the vary
ing Sizes Of families and purses, There
are one hundred and fifteen sleeping
rooms in all, each one Of which is TO have
gas fixtures and bell calls. Mr.. Geo Il.
Moody, of Springfield, Mass, superintcnd-
ed the putting up Of the extensive bell ar
rangement. Another feature, and one
which Rutland people can appreciate, is,
that there are three distinct modes ofegress
in cass Of fire. At the present time the
carpenters and plasterers, of which there
is small army, are working like beavers,
and Mr., Il, thinks that by the middle OF
December the hotol will be in good run.
ming order, We hope Mr.. Richardson
will succeed in securing the right sort Of
man TO manage this new hotel so that il
shall be kept as first class house. He is
spearing no pains in its construction,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


At three o'clock, His Excelloncy, the
Governor, through the Secretary of Civil
and Military affairs, communicated his
annual message to the Senate. which was
read by the Secretary, and on motion of
Mr.. Orcutt, ardered 10 lie, and one thou
sand copies be printed for thr use of the
Senate.
Resolution, BY Mr.. Dewey, that, com
mittee of two Lenalors be appointed to
wait upon his Honor, Stephen Thomas,
and inform him of his election as Lieut..
Governor. The President appointed Sen
ators Dewey, and Clark, as such commit
tee, who Immediately discharged that duty
and the Lieut.. Governor elect appearing
before the Senate, received the oath of Of
fee, and addressed the Senators as fol.
lows;
Senators-Having been summoned a
second time by the Freemen of the State
to the responsible duty of presiding over
your deliberations, and being aware OF the
unmerited honor conferred, l have not
words to convey to you and them my pro-
found gratitude for this mark of their APP
probation and confidence Deeply sensible
of the varied responsibilities attending
the Office, / accept it with diffidence, hut
with the humble trust that shall receive
the aid and cooperation of each member
of this Senate, without which am aware
I could not succeed to my own satisfaction,
or that Of yourselves, or our constituents
indulge in the hope that whatever you
may find to do, will be done with all dis
patch, compatible with the interests of the
people and that your session may be short
and to you harmonious and happy.
On molten of Mr.. Walker, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE.
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SENATE

SENATE.
Friday, oct Q.
The President called the attention of
the Senate TO the election of President
pro tia. The Secretary taking the chair
Mr.. Barlow nominated and Mr.. Dale sec.
onded the nomination of Hon. George
w Hendee Of Lamoile county for that
Office, who was unanimously elected and
received the oath Of office. Mr.. Hendee
thanked the Senate for this renewal, OF
their confidence and proceeded to dis
charge the duties Of the chair
Bis Iatrodaeed.-By Mr.. Burt, proyid-
! ing for the restoration OF sea fish to the
rivers Of Vermont,
BY Mr. Dewey to amend the charter Of
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany.
Mr.. Dewey moved that the Senate pro.
coed to the election of the standing com
mittees passed
Mr.. Dewey nominated and the Senate
elected the following
! On Rules.-Messrs. Garfield, Ballard;
Burt.
! On Financc.-Messrs Dewey. Walker
/ Ladd.
| On Judiciary Mcssrs. Dale, Hard
/ Walker, Heath, Wheeler.
/ On Claims-Messrs. Hando", Brown
Dyer, Love Greene.
On Messrs. Anderson, Bull
lard, Ialbert, Farnham, Nash.
On Agriculture - Messrs Leonard
Hall, Goodell.
on Manufacture Messrs Burt, Allen
Elkins
On Elections.--Messrs Hutchinson o
Franklin, Hutchinson of Orange Grove.
1 On Military Atfairs.-Messrs. Falnhan
Ladd, Elkins.
t On Railroads. Messrs. Barlow, Orcutt
Hendee.
On Banks.-Messrs. Clark, Mash, Creeu
On Land Taxes.-Mes-r- Simpson
Brown, Hall.
On Printing.-Messrs Dyer, Allen
! Hutchinson of Orange.
General Committee ,-Messrs, circuit
Simpson, Halbert,
J On Federal Relations. Mcs,rs Hard
: Clark, Heath
, On Highways and Bridges. - Mcssrs
: Leonard, Hutchinson, Of Franklin, Good
ell.
On motion Of Mr.. Hall, adjourned
HOUSE
0 Report by Mr.. Converse of Wood
i stock, for COMMITTEE on Rules, submit
. ting the rules of the last House as th
: rules Of this House, with slight alters
. ton in Section 80, relating to the printin
J bills, and the Committee on printing an
n the rules adopted by the Committee wer
: adopted as the rules of the House for tn
present session.
. T. w. Park, member elect from til
town of Bennington, having presented h
credentials, was duly sworn and took h
seat.
BIZ introduced and ref;1red-By NJ
Pollard, Of Windsor, laying a tax on u
County of Windsor for completing Il
e building and repairs Of County bull
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D-Twcnty five years practice in the Treat
ment OF Diseases incident to Females, has placed
Dr. Dow at the hea of all physicians making such
practice speciality, and enables him to guarantee
a speedy and permanent cure in the worst cases
All letters for advice must contain 81. Office
No. Endicott Street, Boston.
NB.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment.
p,s,or I,lv 1855 2S:wly
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Addison County Fair.
MlDDLEBURy, October 18th.

MlDDLEBURY, October Sth.
Tie racing this afternoon was very in
teresting, and vet Notwithstanding the un-
pleasant weather, the number of spccta-
tors, was very large. A dash Of rain in
the morning and several drilling showers
during the afternoon. made the claycy
track quite slippery, and probably hurt the
time Of all the horses by few seconds.
The judges were Messrs, kimhall. OF
Westminster, Bush. Of Brandon, and
Gardner Wainwright, of Mddlebury.
For the sweepstakes, two hundred dol
lars. $500 there were two entries viz
horse, J. I. Rich, entered by J. II. Thorn
AS, Of Orwell, and Charmcr, entered By
Barney Myrick, OF Bridport. This was
very closely contested race, in some OF til,
heats, each competitor leading in turn.
The first heat was won 10y "a neck by
Lady Charmer in IS Viewed from th
judges stand, by courtesy Of Col Stowell
il was truly exciting
The second heat was won by Lady Char
ncr by one hall length in 2.4O.
The third heat was also won by Lad
charmer, in a39 Lady Charmer wa
then declared the winner of the race fo
the sweepstakes
The stallion race-purse, 5000, was ais
well contested The entries were:
Gray Norman, by i. c. Ecll~, of Mid
dlebury, and Gen. Put. hy Leland Il Hop
Of Middlcbury
The first heat wa. won 10y Gen. Put
by about half neck, in al.
The second heat WAS won hy Gen. Put
by one length in 2i5.
The third heat was also won hv Gen
Put. in $50
Tho General Put WIS then declared tn
winner Of the race.
II is rarely the Ease that such event
matched horses are together, and if tn
track had been in better condition. tn
times Of all the horses would have bee
more favorable H. :. II
DrEp-Mr. Horatio Bridges who W:
hadlv burt hy the atrs nna week syo 4
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BAPTIST,
The Baptist society in Renumg,a have
given Rev, Mr., hsNtTa mil to become
their pastor, Nhi'h IT, ,- ig.hshIr be viii
accept
This being thr italb year since the
formation OF The lies fiapti,t Church in
Vernon, Rev, jo,,th irecman, suggests
the formation ui centennial fund, by a
contribution OF a dollar iesu each mem
Der, to meet special CALI tor funds,
CONGREGATIONAL,
Tho Congregational churches in Yer
gennes, Arlington, Bellows Falls, Brigh'
ton, Charleston, Corinth, Danville, Or
well, weybridge, and Midilebury, are in
want Of pastors
The Congrcgationalist thus speaks OF
the congregational church in Lowell now
in charge Of Rev. A. A, Smith; "Ths
church at Lowell, for many years de-
pendent in part upon the Vermont DO,
nestle Missionary Society, is gradually
attaining condition Of independence, and
as one OF the final steps in that direction,
is raising finds 10 build a parsonage A
check for 5000 from an ex-governor Of
Vermont, has furnished them material
aid and comfort"
episcopal.
Tho Bishop recently confirmed nine
teen persons at Bellows Falls, and twenty
two at 81 Adams
The Triennial Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States met at Trinity
Church, New York, October 9Th The
following are the deputies from Vermont
Clerical Deputies, Rev, H. Buly, j, ID.
sheldon, Rev J. Isham Bliss, st, Adams
Rev. Roger S, Howard, d. D., Woodstock
Rev, Charles s Hale, Bellows Falls Lay
Deputies, Rodcriek Richardson, Mont
pelier, George L. Houghton, St Adams
Julius T. Higgins, Brandon, james IL
Williams, Bellows Falls.
METHODIST,
"A Methodist Church was organized
in Windsor, on the e0th inst with 81
members Of practitioners
Tho meetings in the Methodist Churci
at Monkton Ridge still continue, and Will
the bcst evidences Of glorious results 70
the cause Of religion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Presbyterian Board of Mission
has closed its year with debt of S2i, OOO
Tho American Homo Missionary So
.eiety now suatains twenty-five mission
aries in California. This number exceeds
by seven that employed in any former
year.
Mrs II. $. Naclay. whose husband i
superintendent of Methodist Mission, il
China, has arrived IN New York after Al
absence Of eighteen year, bringing 81
children to 10 elurntrl
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2S:wly
TRUE But STRANGE.

Any person sending us their address with 20
cents, will receive, by mail, the name and
Carte de yisite of their future wife or husband,
also how either sex may gain the love OF any
person they choose instantly. Address REEvE
& "a a. Nassau street. New York. 3Ow3m
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against the right Of Rufus Blanchard, the
returned member, 10 a sea, a. the Repre-
sentative.
BlRs IatrOdpch-By Mr., Gleed, of
Morrls,own, granting further corporate
powers to Peoples Academy Of Morris
VILE.
George s, Goodrich, presented his ere
denllals Is representative elect from the
town Of Berkshire,
The speaker announced the appoint
men' as Reporters for the House, i1r the
present session, Andrew c, Brown, Of
Montpelier, d, Webster Dixon, of Grand
Isle,
JOINT ASSEMBLY,
The Senate and House Of Representa-
tlyes met IN Joint Assembly in the Hall
Of the House Of Representatives, IN pur,
suance Of joint resolution OF the two
Houses, at half-past two o'clock, to hear
the report Of the Com, 10 canvass the votes
tor Governor, Lieut., Governor and Treas
urer
Hon, George w Ilendee, President pro
ten Of the Senate, in the chair; George
Nichols, Secretary Of State, Clerk.
The canyaSsing Com, submitted a re.
port which was read by the Clerk, and ia
as follows;
FOR GOVERNOR.
Whole number Of votes returned, 57,90j
Necessary for choice, 2s,953
John b. Page has 42,6l5
John l.. Edwards has 1899
Scattering,
Majority for John b. Page, p, 32a
And thereupon the President of the
Joint Assembly declared that John B..
Page having received majority Of all the
votes cast by the freemen Of this State, is
luly elected Governor Of the State Of Yer
mont for the year ensuing
On motion Of Senator Garfield from
Bennington County, the President appoint
ed Senator Garfield from Bennington
| County, and MeSsrs Converse Of Wood
stock and Miner Of Manchester, Of thu
House, a committee to wait upon His EX-
cellency the Governor elect, inform HIM Of
his election, aud that the JOINT Assembly
Is ready TO receive any communication he
may be pleased 10 make.
The Com. subsequently appeared within
the bar Of the House, accopanied 10y the
Gov, elect, who informed the JOINT As
sembly of his acceptance Of the office
to which he had been elected, and
that he proposed TO then receive and
subscribe to the oath Of office, which oath
was duly administered by the President Of
the Joint Assembly, aud subscribed to by
His eXcellen,y.
The cauyassing Com, further reported
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Col. joyce i'm shrewsbury.

The Grant and Colfax meeting at Shrews-
bury Thursday evening was complete
success; the house was well filled, and the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Hon. f. Fisher, President of the club
presided. and fine Cleo Club discoursed
excellent music composed of campaign
songs and national airs.
The President of the Club introduced Col.
Chas II, Joyce, of Rutland, who spoke
for two hours in his usual eloquent
and earnest manner The speaker was
frequently interrupted by applause, and
mt the close was greeted with tremendous
cheers
! On motion of Henry Gleason, the thanks
| of the audience were extended to Col
joyce for his able address The Glee
Club then sang another song to the tune
of ''Old John Brown in which the whole
audience Joined. After three rousing
cheers for Grant and Colfax, the meeting
adjourned
\ RFMovAis-Pain Bowman X Co,
have removed their store from the Bee
hive Block to the new block on Merchants
Row, which has been filed up expressly
, for them.
Miss r. Moore, has also moved her
stock of goods into this new block.
Mrs A. h. Purmort occupies the
room lust above the store Of Miss Moore.
Mr.. Warren has moved into the store
lust vacated by Paine. Bowman X Co.
NorICR-Rev. Narcisse Cyr will occu'
, py the pulpit of the Congregations
Church. West Rutland, on Sunday, Nov
= nth. morning aud afternoon, and gives al
address in French in the Town Hall. at
o'clock. on the Right of every man t.
; 10 read the Bible"
PROSPECT STRERT.-Prospeet street Il
being graded, anil the cutters, on eaci
side of the road, are being put in som'
shape. preparatory to our fall rains
d, The walk on the west side of the stree
has been newly graveled, and is otherwis'
= improved. This has been long needed TO
e the accommodation of those living upol
. this street.
n Mr.. Henry Clark. we also noticed. ha
built a new and substantial fence aroun'
his nov and commodious residence, an,
IS otherwise beautifed and improved hi
>. grounds.
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Mother Baileys Quieting Syrup, the gfea,
ouietiny remedy for children teething, anays az
pain, cures wind collie, convulslons, glphs' az
Large bottles rs cents. Sold oy Drussn''
kdIy
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The election of Congressman, in
Georgia, will be held in February next,
and not in November
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Hrau,y INTERFERING NEWS. - Mothers take
notice Mother Bailey's Quieting Syrup for ehi i,
Sle n $500 H-w&dly.
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Balance, i,Si6 50
II will be necessary TO assess a tax upon the
Grand List OF the State. for an amount sufficient
to meet the estimated liabilities and SUCH other
appropriations as may be made What is re
ceiyed during The year from The United States
may be appropriated 10 further reducing the
funded debt, or applied to a reduction Of the
taxes.
The balance In the Treasury TO the credit OF
the soldiers for allotments OF United States pay,
10 now, including interest, upwards Of twenty
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE

FsHo.c Citi.tHS u NE StHoit
ant Hov,t qf Representatives.
Having assembled in accordance with the pro.
visions of the Constitution, 10 enter upon The
discharge Of taO-c legislative duties incumbent
upon the representatives. OF the people, II dc'ol,,
YES upon the Executive 10 bring TO Your atten-
ton such business a may appear necessary for
your consideration II is your duty TO remedy
ANY defects in the laws. to make such changes and
improvements as are required 10 perpeu1in and
defend the rights uf the peopls, aud 10 render
sure 10 all within our border, the benefit of our
free institutions.
You will be called upon TO consider many
special and local interests that should receive th'
investigation aud action their importance niai
demand.
The transaction, Of the Executive Depart
ments of the government, during the past year
a. contained IN The reports OF the state Officers
will be laid before yon. From these reports
gather some facts. to which lWoud NOR" parilc
ularly direct your attention.
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DIEp.-Mr. Horatio Bridges who was
badly hurt by the ears, one week ago to-
day, died Of his injuries yesterday morn
ing, at eleven o'clock His remains will
be conveyed 10 keeseyilo. n. Y
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foR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
Whole number of votes returned, - ,91G
Necessary for 4 choice, 2S,979
Stephen Thomas has 42G3%
N6rIIIo Moves has ) <, 30 o.
MAJORITY for Stephen Thomas, 21.&l0
The Com. turthered reported:
FOR TREASURER.
Whole number tf vote, returned. 81 ga
Necessary for choc" p 9s2
John a. Page has i2,54i
lanes II. Williams ha- 1926
scattering, "a
Majority for John \. Page, 27I2l
The Joint Assembly VI, then dissolved
and the Senate withdrew
The Speaker LAID before the House a
COMMUNICATION from lis E&cc,leucy. the
Governor, announcing the appointment OF
Capt. Saauel +. Burahlm. Of Rutland,
as Secretary Of Civil and Military Al
fairs, ana that he proposed To transmit to
the House the Annual Executive Mes'ag"
at ; o'clock this afternoon.
! The Speaker announced The following
appointments hy the Clerk Of Ii" House
ASSISTANT cLEEk>.
n~ld VI. camp, Of Newport
I Johu W. Marsh, oi Woodstock
.l.ha May, Of -. Joha bury.
/ clFEA, 10 NAME Up tine CRAM Lt~1.
Itcary VI. Newell, oil Shrlburnr.
/ W. II. IL, Kentleld, OF fydepgro.
The Annual Executive Mrsscugr wa>
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Iii. gratifying to be able to report that our
financial condition continues to lmpr Owe. uh-
der the wise provisions OF former lcsiaatiun.
the funded debt of the state has been reduced
during the year two hundred and thirty thoh-'
and dollars With no resources hut direct tax
alton, and with the extraordinary expenditures
during the past fcw years. amounting IN the AZ
eregatc to upward. OF five million. OF dollars,
we fnd our.clvc. at the close Of the fiscal year
with funded indebtedness, after deductlng bal
ancc to credit OF sinking fund, Of eleven hun
drcd and siIty-Cicht thousand dollars,
With continuance Of the policy Of providing
for a portion of the funded debt, and with du'
regard to the economical administration Of IN
affairs of State, We may still further reduce lh'
amount required to be raised by taxation
/ The war claim Of the State againstthe niteC
States has received the special attention of III,
| Auditor of Accounts. The unadjustcd balanc,
due the State is now $207, RAGS tits estimated
by the Auditor that we mny expect with conf
| dcnCe to receive, within the present fiscal year
at least one hundred and ten thousand dollars OF
| these claims.
| The Treasurer Report enables me to maxi
the following statement of the finances for tn
| fiscal year,
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HOUSE.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
RrMox,rRANcE.-By Mr. Hinkley, Of
Chelsea, Of John y. Carlton Of Vsrshlrs,
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A, required under the Act Of 1857, tn, State
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LEGIsIATUBE OF VERMONT

EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier, Oct. ., laos.
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SALES At AUCTION.

J. BLEECKER, SON 90. AUCTIONEERa
IA. TUESDAY, July 81,
At lsH o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom. -
Executors sale of Stocks belonging the estate OF Mrs.
Sarah Talman, deceased.
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pR0oRLnN RgAL ESTATE ron SALE

PHhtrY COTrkGE-NEkR CARS 10 BROOKLYN
- aud i.auisNui e. rtcs; price very easy.
Alply ~ y. uLDFl Ids stav arr, Division avenue
ferry, WI iausb1ig.
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A CORNER THREE AND HALF STORY FRAME
~, House ana store. Afro two story brick House and
El1re. 0ricr, watr aud situate
nm 81 Get Two blOckn lfan FULTON ~ res al city Hal:
Iu,e $500. ". coon, l6 Adams IL ct, Brooklyn.
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Miscellaneous.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE EIGHTY TOUR YEARS
~ Lease OF Lot. @xo0, soutn size Forty eighth street
near filn avenue 10 "a oheap ground rent only Tf0
}. SOILS RlrTEkbAN!,, Nos and Warren street.
I o 81 RY iNSTALMENrS.- ON SALE, FIRST CLASS
u brick House. ferries containing hot aud
cold water stationary tubs ec bath and gas,
In cot order immediate Price $500; only
slOu. ~ 5Ju required now, balance mort age.
J. ANDREW, Builars Bank. sO2 Broadway
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E0ARnERs AND LoDCERs WANTED.
| BLOCK FROM CTR HkLI.-FRANKFORT HOUSE.
Frankfort. corner William ssree-25o Rooms
date tentemen only 81 TO 20 cents day al CO 10 week
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COUNTRY BOARD.

{NANTED-BETwfEN NEW YORK AND WESTFIrLD,
w or between New York and Miburn In some private
family permanent Board for Southern
genenan wife, sister, and dau Inter nearly years old
address, with pArcuars Tor two weeks Hugueno Herald
Oiice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19
NOT piyIpED.

| congratulate my Republican ffichd'
in Lsmoille county aud more particularly
those in Hyde Park that We remain undi
yided. We have met in Convention
nominated our county Senator. and wise
Iy and properly the minority yielded TO
the wishes of the majority, and the tears
that have so long moistened the cheeks
of our Democratic friends for fear that ~
iniudi:ious management our party might
become divided and weakened may now
cease to flow fbeidea that uPolfieal Par
ty cannot before and even al Caucus OF
Consention, sevcrally offer and even act
iveIy urge the persons Of their choice as
nominees, without necessarily dividing
or disractiug such purity is again conclu-
81, civ contradicted, and must continue to
be 50 contradicted so long as the intell'
gence of our voters remains un iiminish.
ed And now, as the question is decided
in regard to our county Senator. the
N N ufactullrriing Of Islander, which is neve'
iusti6ablc. has ceased to be q political
n, necessity will it not be wise ana jns',
for our Republican friends at least, to se-
tie back upon facts aud patiently wait for
time to either prove or contradict imagi''.
airy evils? P