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jenkins Again.

We are delighted to observe that the 1'rideae,
relaxing from its usual profound gravity, tas
engaged a special jenkins, from whose silver p'n
a gushing column appears in the issue Of Friday
last, descriptive of ball at the Clarendon Hotel,
Saratoga We think jenkins was actually in
the room some few moments at least, during the
evening; or possibly atiable individual
had given him a ticket, and the incfaLle plea
sure was afforded him of actually seeing the peo-
pie he 50 admirably describes The following
description, culled from column Of the same
stamp, could surely have been written only after
close inspection Of the object;
Miss Kittie sulliyant, of Columbus, Ohio,
whose sweet face, fresh III lis loveiness. attract
ell universal attention she was attired in deep
rose colored silk, jupe c0Brie, over which was
worn white orgaudie, rutiicd, trimmed with
yalencjeunes lace tiny feet. mcased IN white
satin boots, rose colorel heels Hair, EsIige q
Ia Euycaie
As the charming writer has already told US
that some half dozen other ladies attracted uni
yersal attention, we are rather at loss TO know
if Mis- Kittie Sulliylnt, Sullivan did reign
in unlisputel power, or whether her secret
heart was laceratei with the Consciousness Of
having rivals fresh in loyeline=s as herself But
this j, poor compared to the poetic fights to
which the ETHEREAL Jenkins occasionally rises
Witness the piece Of retrospective ptthos which
follows the above paragraph
And now my eyes follow only one of all this
gay and brilliant throng so faithfully, SO loving
ly and yet | see not her form. but another's
Fair and beautiful as the morning light, il rises
in my memory dive,tei of all fault and earthli-
ness. The same purity in look. and Thought.
and form seems TO invest this bright vision, AMI
from out eyes dim with tear. look far away
from this enchanting scene Of earth-far away
to the spirit land AMI the dear mother comes
back TO me a-lin in the child.
An ounce of ciyet,--,ol apotheeuy 50
gucail
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LamollIe Co. Republican Convention

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For d charter for a railroad from the village
of Rutland (couuecting with the Beuningt III
and Rutland Rlilr,ai) TO the marble quarries ia
West Rurand. and other marble quarries in the
town Of Ru;laui
For. revival, renewal and extension OF the
charter Of the Bank of Poultney, Incorporated
by al act approved November -, lS56
For an act to Incorporate a Ferry Company.
to be called by the name Of ~ The 81. Adams,
Plattsbursh and Grand Isle Ferry Company, 80
for the purpose Of establishing "a steam ferry be-
tween st. Adams, in the Cc4.-,y Of Franklin,
Vermont, and Plattsburg.i IN the County Of
Clinton, y. Y, vita a,serns-liate stopping
places "a, the island. ia lake Champaign.
To make two l,ll sliires OF the county Of
Orange, onS - he located at Bradford, and the
othey IT Wes; Randolph, md also TO divide tss
;ogaty INTO two Judicial districts
Fora charter for a railroad from the line Of the
Rutland and Washington Railroad, at or neal
West Rniiand, ~ some point in the town Of
Pittsforl. an sae line OF the Rutland Railroad.
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] II g.
The STAN ele l. eA''i'iiiis rum r--' -
the other oil the Democratic rams, ~ -.
Of exchanges tel 'l ne" o'-'
lew cases ll=' muse % -, n.
"l- chosen II's'i'Ii'-'' '.'''.'' y '' ~.
Gratis oi Tie EiEnlh Iowa i'-'.''', ~ - '''
Democratic mountainous anu ''a'1 Wv nv, SOL
Tor Grant ana '''''-N' ''.'' '''' "
Dubuque Iowa. "a 'l'-''''5 D.'u'o''' D','
Iammaiy met ana d man 'i ''''''''''
ton is Do" "AA'is si'g''''7 ''' ''',' anu
fax Mayor General W '''D'i-' VI i'.'''''-''' 81" ''
was IL Democrat up 10 'i' N'-i-i'''',''' VI
inour amt bi.ur' mas come OH, 'ol 'i'
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Correspondence.
Franklin County Democratic COnven-
tim

ST. ALBASs, VI, Aug. II, lsUo.
EprroRs FREE Pass The county political
contest Is now fairly opened by the nomination
of the Democratic ticket st Fairfield yesterday
This annual meeting of the % unterrihed - Of
the county has never been ornamental, and ex-
eept in those cases where Republicans viii lose
their selfrespect and vote for its nominees never
successful. The ratio Of Republicans to Demo
Gratis, two years ago in this county, was 2,'oO To
l 400; last year 800 to 1900 As democracy
can never hurrah here after election, their con-
vention yesterday was made the scene Of the
most unmitigated bravado on the part Of several
speakers. Chittenden County occupied an hour
and a half in disconnected harangue from one
Smith chats indefinitely of pillow-case notoriety
that's defnite), and another hour by one Nc
Ginpis not the wandering minstrel from Pales-
tine but a singing teacher Of Jericho whose
reeorI YOU Of Burlington and your readers else
where know so well, as being an intense copper
head Lamoille County was represented III a
wishy-w,shy way by one Eaton, VINO san
but little because he had little to say and SIAM
merei along through about ten minutes oil
sebool-bov harangue, in declamltory style
Uniyeral copperheadism, and l may say uni
ver,al scurriIity. was represented by Hiram
Atkins, who insulted every man Of any sell
respect by retailing dirty jokes and filthy stories
During most Of the speaking. two men lay
,prav.lel in the middle Of the floor Of the town
house in the most disgusting intozication.
The ticket nominated was
S.,qt9~s-Vict5r Atwood y. Adams J g.
Powell. Richford f. o. Stafford, Fletcher.
site Hidye,-H b. Soule. st. Albans o. L.
Kelton, Montgomery.
Sisics iiorasy-F. j. Mcintyre, Fairfield
SleriF-F. y. johnson.
High BaiiF--
II viii To seen that Victor Atwood is now fair
ly before the people as Democrat, ami aiken
with his vote Of last fall, ought not 20 receive
single vote from tine Republican ranks
The SheriH-s nomination is said To- Ice trade
for A. J. Sou,e The -elf-styIei peoples sHii-
date. Mr. Soule. is so well known for his ch.cta-
merry thar he will probably attempt to sell out
Republican, to vote for Atwood and re,e..e in
. exchange Democratic votes for Sheriff but the
good Republicans have hope by The exercise OF
that eternal vigilance which is the price If
liberty To- defeat his nefiriou= scheme.
The nomination Of Mr. Smith Of course gives
satisfaction, and ,he exeryi1us being made g.
make Vermont increase her ajoriry in the Presi-
IentiaI wear. viii undoubtedly give him a very
large vote a.
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The C.rcai- Court If the Uni,.i State, closed
r.. t.rm.s- W.ri,.- .u the l.th. after ,es-
siam .. 1880 weeks ran Samuel <.r.s, Of the
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MiddIebury College commencement.
ALUMNI DAY.


HIS day under the new arrangement Of Com
ityuccmeut week is given 20 the alumni for their
annual collaboration, Tho o..,s;., .l,,,,.. .,Il
~. -''iy number 'I 'h' graduates OF ''l
MI, To- renew their allegiance o. the Institution.
An unusual number of the Older graduates were
resent, attended by several chs. reunions which
tAr place. thnt Of the class Of ISIS among
Others Rev Byron SUNDERLAND. b. D.. VI
Washington, j.. g., was the orator tJ-Iy, and
W. L. Mead, NJ D.. Of Albany, ,leroe
The usual procession was formed at the Cob
.e-c, and. headed by the Reene y H.. Bras
Band, marched to the Congregations! Cbur.h,
which was reached about half past ten. Alter
prayer by Ee'. Dr. w. W Faiien ID Hartford,
It., the orator was introduced by Hon. John W
Stewart. President ot the A--ocit-i Alumni
DR. ,r>umLt>u'- GRAFTON
Tie speaker after an cla4uaa, and feeling a,-
.a-''a {. the changes which hal t's.n I-a,.s,
',il , '''. , ....''... ,.'. r.. 49,. -'
and Pbs.ss Ue..-.l,ir-.l sry u.-b rs fg rr.-
found, but would present some practical thoughts
oa t-e subject In studying life t-'re is always
, .i. ~. =. ...'.' " ...r .. . ..',
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Il was left with a Committee OF BON MUS
To- decide upon the adyisabiliiy Of having a So
sion Of Congress in September, and sel el'l
southern and rewly-adrittei members nave
been urging the Committee to make 'ne cali
The Mi-.is.ippians especially. it Is SAID are
al xious for Legislation rc-aniins their State
and other who are supposed to be in favor Of
starting a fresh impeachment Of the President
are j.sir,l. 10 hov a Session. There does not,
however. appear JUS yet sufficient reason iof
.,,m,8ouin- the members. President johnson,
influenced by the opinion Of Attorney General
Evart.. j. not pushing any more Of % my policy
very vigorously, and does nothing needing
e.peeial attention. It seems now likely that the
rece,, will be continued TO december. The war
Department Is working most earnestly to ensure
peace in all parts Of the South, and there may
be reasonably quiet elections there this fall after
oil
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County Comm fec
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y. u. Prouty, jericho.
VI. = A'n"e"' "''.''.'.''
The report wa, ACCEPTED and the list If cauIi-
dates adopted
The Committee on Resolution. reported the
following. which were adopted.
Res9lref. That we cordially endorse the plat
form adopted at the last Democratic National
Convention held at Ne" iorA'
he'o.'e4' mat we nave great confidence IN
,-'r NM in nomination Inv .,ij conyen
ton. and that we viii heartily support the same
at the coming presidential eieetion.
Rcsolref' That we approve otthe nominations
l.'e y ,'g -:g 80. '''e - ,'' 'e'i',i ii
use all honorable means for their election.
Mr. Il. B. Smith, Of Milton. was called for and
briefly addressed the convention.
MR.. s,uru-. SPEECH.
Mr. Smith said that any conr,ri.op Of the
rvo state tickets however favorable 70 Mr.
Edwards. would be unnecessary. It is reason
ably certain that our present Governor will serve
the State arain in that cluacitv. But in the
field If national polities II NAV be different IL
delivered an elaborate eulogv Of Horatio Sew.
,,our He woull NOT sneak IF the Viee-Presi.
dent. Only in the contingency ,rlic6 has ge,er-
ain, toyns8sJ ,.beg m, ,,g,s;ijo,, fl, tbe Dcro
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Lamoille County Convention.
HYDE PARK, Aug. "a.

Ai-N' Au-- j..
HD-i'NS '' THE RE PREss;
Inc county Convention met on Thursday at
IL d. M at the Town Hall in this place to nom
mate senators and County officers. The meet
ing was 'A--''' to order by L. 5 small, E,a. o..
Hyde Park Ai'er the reading Of the ,aU ola.
Hon. Ueo' wilkins OF stowe WIS Unanimous.
appointed by aei-imA'ion President f-5. tenn.
Mt " ilAin' TOOK the chair, ami after r14r..
ing The assembly Tor the honor conferred g-.-
n.'l' maze IL ie" remarks inregari p -le .f....
'' cue i-'''-i'-- V = h.n-eY wl- then ..
pointer secretary
VII ''.o'''i. 'N' Convention Adjourned o. PHI.
i'''s III ii'i'' as iae Hal was nor a--.
''-'1-' '' CONTAIN 'ie-i-'.i n those present
IA7 meeting was again c4lel % order .-s
the following officers appointed,
Assistant Secretary-..R. 7. Plrse Vic.
ie-' 'i','--> IT, Rand, q. F. Sherv.a. A. O..
Anirew-. johnson Gen. g. B. Poster. Wool
cot Judge C. $. Parker. E,mare. r. e..
Hodge E-I-' stowe.
HE Temporary Organization was then male
permanent.
On motion of P K Glsei Of Norrist.wu. Pie
Convention adjourned 70 give an orportunirv s-
the different towns Of the county To- meet .n
caucus and respectively elect Committee. ..-.,
% max, nominations.
At2o-cloczr p. H.. the Convention WI. s...-
rln-l q. order. ami the cb AIR a,.psir-..i ola. -.
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The Nova Scotia repeal agitation Is gaining
strength. On Friday last a resolution, among
others, was introduced into the House which set
forth that This Assembly again records it, solemn
protest against the act Of Consideration, which
was a fraud upon the people Of this country, AMI
nothing bot Imperial coercion can force a
to be bound by such Confederation act Tie
curious part about the affair is the attitule OF
the English government. Far from forcing te
colony, it expressly declares that any interier-
ence on its part to repeal great and voluntary
act Of the colonies as in confe,ierating. would Dc
an injustifable stretch of authority, and one
which is totally opposed to its proper policy tn
other words, Parliament declines interference j.
the logical consequence Of allowing its dePenien-
cies t. lie themselves.
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A. '~IlsRALp' QUARRE----Dr. Swinborne,
tsie Quarantine officer Of New YORK, has incurred
Sc wrath Of the HerGtt Of that city, and its full
viiLs are pouring sR bis devoted head in no
stintsd streAz.. h seems it has been the custom
for the marine reportsss of that paper to board.
vessels in the lower bay before the Health ofieer
had made his official visit This is adirect volAtio
Of the law, but since it enabled the Herald 10
anticipate its contemporaries by several hours,
the practice has been unscrupulously followed.
Dr. Swinborne, determined TO stop this irregu-
larity, forbade any person whatever TO board
vessels before their inspection by the proper au-
thOrity, and thereby has provoked the virtuous
Indignation Of the distinguished proprietor o.s
the paper in question. As is usual with tia.
Herald, it throws down the gauntlet of defanse,
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Grand Isle Republican County
Convention.

The Grand Isle County Convention met on
Saturday at North Hero and was called TO order
by Hon. H. H. Reynolds. chairman Of the Coun-
ty Committee Hon. Orange Phelps Of South
Hero. was elected President, and Hon. II. W.
Allen Of North Hero, Secretary. The following
Wa. tile ticket nominated e.
For SeaatJr-Jej p LadI. Of Alburgh.
For Jl3ges-R. W. Darby, Of Alburgh, W.
G. Hoag, of Grand Isle.
Jrfgs ~ Pr0t1ic-H. ". Allen. Of North
Hero.
Starp.-R. L. Clark. of North Hero.
Hui Btdif.-S. Sowle-, ii Alburch.
states .iorqC.-J. NJ Hawrican, of North
Hero.
The gathering was unusually large. and the
nominations were made with great unauiuity.
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vigor to every living thing. The crops. in the
main, are very promising, wreathing the farm
err bro" with eontented smile Hay and ont.
are good and well stored away for future a.-
oorh is unusually promising. The drouth hs-
in'eriered with the potato crop, and there an.
many misgi'ings IN regard TO the same. B8.
the recent fine rains, &c better late than never
VIII, it is hoped, do much to bring them r.r,I
There are other matters Of interest. E. Cjrav
hiii' " Sunset Hill, '' and so on, in this yi..--
''y' to which might allude, but time and space
must forbid. enough being as good a. a feast 81,
Noun MANSFIELD
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ami follows up with SYSTEMATIC attack On the
offending officer, charging him with various
crime and mislemeanoI- ia the conduct oi ms
..tiire. fir Zach and al Of which it demands his
immediate dismissal. Meanwhile the Tiae' and
Tribune take up the cudgels for the Doctor ana
tell tie Herald that no amount Of e.-p-tTaP VIII
convince people that a man is necessarily q
r,.rpa because he endeayors TO do his duty
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COMMENCEMENT DAY.

NupiEHrEY, Aug l3.
The programme Of the exercises of the sra-
duatinr class today wa as follows
Prayer.
Music.
+ CRATIC Salutatoria.
G. L. Jones, Hubbarlton.
Il. Or.tion-Liberty Of Opinion.
Charlie V Bell, Weybridse
I'll. Ortan-Scieuce not Independent Of the
Moral Element
P. +. Burke, MiddIehury.
MUSIC.
". oration-Chemical Action the Principle Of
George P. Collins, Ferrisburgh.
Y. Oration-Art an Educator
A. E Higley, Castleton.
VI. Ontion--Commercia Colleges.
f. Phillips, Manchester.
MusIc.
VII Philosophical 0ration-Ihe Pythagorean
Doctrine Of the Soul.
Joel F. Whitney, Wadhams Mills, NJ.
VIII Oration-The Practical Ideal
C. H. Rowley, Middlebury.
TX. Oration-Political Associations.
Jas &. Waugh, St Louis, Mo.
AFTERNOON.
Music
Y. Oration-Personal Freedom.
Vim. W. Waugh. St. Louis, Mo.
NJ. English Oration-The Two Hydrologic
Oscar D. Scott, Townshend.
XII Oration-Justiee to the Poor in Taxation.
4. D. Whitney, MORA, Ny.
MtsIC
XIII. Philosophical Oration-The Illusiveness Of
Language.
George W. Ellis, Fairhayen.
XIV. Scientific Orauon-The Power of Asso-
ciated Ideas.
H. Graves, Clinton, NC
XIV. Valeiictory Oration-Originality
E. II. Higley, Castleton.
MUSIC
MUSIC.
Degrees Conferred
Prayer. Benediction.
The orations were all well written, those Of
Messrs Ellis and E. H. Higley bsing especially
noticeable. The class are remarkable for their
excellent physique, and present fine appear
ance on the stage.
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Late adviees from New Orleans say that there
had been meeting of leading Republicans and
Democrats in Gov Warmouth's Office, on the
18th, at which all conceded that there was i'm
minent danger of collision. Mutual conces-
sions were agreed upon, and it is hoped peace
will be maintained.
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County Nominations.

For Senator'S,
E.R. HARD, burlington.
= b. GREEN, Richmond
a B. HALBEBT, Essex.
For assistant Jaagss.
it SSH !. MORSE, Bolton.
h1IH WRIGHT Winiston.
For Jnfr Of Prollfe-
TofEEY WALES. Burlington.
for N'a',,' -7horaey.
.ANIFL HOBERTS, Burlington.
For Sheriff.
-lHN G.. GRIFFIN, Willistou.
For Htyi B1lif.
JOSEPH BARTON. Charlotte.
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o. A. Morse, Of Jonesyille, has sold Ms ui1.
ough-bred trotting horse '' Harry to j. w.
Smith, Of New York city, for sow W.
Morse understands the "turf, and aiNA''
keeps an excellent stud of horses.
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1868.
for an effect on other states We must labor to
prevent this. We cannot do much in Chitten1en
County, hut let Us do what We can.

T. 5 AIcGinnis of Jericho, next spoke briefly
of the old Wing party, and its difference from the
present Republican party lie dwelt with sor-
row upon The condition Of affairs to which the
Republicans had brought US He was filed
with grief when he So contemplated upon the
subject With mingled pathos and eloquence,
he compared the happy days Of his childhood
with the present age Of abolition mlsrule. He
could not endorse the preamble of the Declara-
ton of independence, that all men are created
free and equal. No greater lie was ever put on
paper. Henry Clay and Daniel Webster were
eulogized, and Horace Greeley mathematical.
The clergy were dismissed with the graceful re-
mark that they were stencil in the McGinnis
nostrils.
These are among the choicer portions of the
speech. at the close Of which the Convention at
$50 p. Ia, adjourned sine de-
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Charges on above freight,

Total for one month 500, 900, or,six millions
dollars worth Of goods sold and shipped by rail
during the year from our city. This amount
does not include the sales for shipment by the
Lake Champaign Transportation Companies, the
Express Company or by boat. In single
branch Of business for the year Oumber) the
shipments by boat are nearly $1,000 and
shipments by dealers here through their agents
in Canada for foreign consumption about $500,
900, or nearly one million Of dollars.
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The County Fair . ound>.

.... ami .r...-..t.. --.-y E...af'....n.
The County FAIR . "nndN'
ue spacious grounds " tle &c Agricultural
: s.e,y OF Cbit-.uisu County which have aeen
IN process 1T reftt.u- fritle past few weeks a.-
rsldv begin to show the extensive Improvement
designed BIS She gentlemen having the matter .a
charge Ne-,rs. l. = Drew. j. d. Hatch. ami
b. C. Barber Of our city. The grounds DE 70 the
north of,de Bait cry. and cover nearly twenty
acre. ia extent. They have dseu ,ut.re.y made
..,- ,,,I rs.,rni. b.l with houses ana ample
...,,.,,.,rs- t tie Ffr-.a cost ,f over
5000 ri.ar..rr- WAS raised ty ,ub-.r.,-
-.., an c...ii..., t.4t iii, grounds should he
.,-.,lr,. ,.-.rsr.5 and ana offer # them made Co.
d.. s-... ,---..,l.,,,-,1 S..;,-, FIR their Annual
r.-.. ,fs.l. are u. l. held here fr the uez-thrse
r.s~s
A. Sam ,,-e- t.. Ground. bv tie gate
,- the S.u-b East corner. ut the head of
i,-,- .-,.- which IS -he public entrance for ,-
--.,. al, r,r -lq tw.-.-.ry building imme-
r.+arv On +b. --t- is conveniently ar-
----.l Cir ...-..r.- and restaurant purposes.
r.. l....,s;..,.. are .i,ir-, f, forty feet The
-.-... t,,rl;..-. 90, -b. 1afr Of iii. entrance ey
,.i. l.,r.i-ri +4a- along the south side Of
,l,,. ..-.-.,l. AND s.. f.--, feet In width This
I,il,i-r- d. l. far the ltr.,-t ever built for the
-.rr,...e in -b;- STATE. +. one story and half
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-21
lours. &,

The Messenger says the party left for home
saturday morning. little accident occurrc,
20 them about a mile and half beyond Fairfax
Center In turning a sharp angle in the r0ad,
their six-horse coach, loaded with fifteen, seven
Of whom We're on the top, suddenly capsizei.
throwing the whole party into the ditch anil
bringing down every horse. No one WAS seri-
ously hurt, though several were slightly bruised,
AMI President Brigham Of the Lamoille Valley
Road was severely wounded in the pants with
mud They all concluded that Railroad Wa
ncedf1l there