Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02

rated upon them by the Legislature at It's
last session, by eleeting justices Of the
peace, in the case Of a tie, who Were out
spoken Conservatives, and leaving the po-
litical majority in the hands Of their op,
ponents, after great expense and perslsten,
effort Of the Republicans in showing fraud
at the polls, We trust no trades in future
will be made for local purposes in Log
islature having Republican majority
that will insult the feelings and rights OF
a struggling minority of their own party
as was done in the case alluded 10, We
learn that Mr., Hutchinson, the other
nominee Tor Senator, is a highly rc.pecta'
Die gentleman, well fitted for the position,
and deserving Of the honor, Old Orange
has done well in her selections for other
officers, especially in our friends S,SGlca-
son Of Thetford for States Attorney, and
J. II. Clcavcland OF Brookiield for Judge
Of Probate
ACCIpENr,-As Wa. Cahiu and VIM.
Mcfarland were blasting rocks fof Geo,
W. Woodruff in Burke, on Friday last
stone weighing - lbs, wa, thrown some
four or five rod, aud passing through
the gable end of barn, struck Clhill Oh
the back Of the head. making severe
scalp wound but fortunately not fractur'
ing his skull, Cahin had gone into the
barn for security. .-s
ADVERTISEMENTS, AT the recent Ed
iturs and Publishers Association the fol-
lowing resolution WAS published relative
I n law in reference to advertisement;
/ RtSolcsd, That the members of this A.
ISOLATION respect the laws OF the state of
Vermont which have reference 10 the pub
/ LEGATION Of a certain class Of advertise
mcnts, and We promise TO exercise all
proper prccaution TO the end that sand
laws be implicitly obeyed.
/ ANOTHER GRANT CLrn.-A Grant
Club" has lately been organized in Nor-
witch, and the officers are, J. X. Egcrtou,
President; j. W. Loyeland, 5, \, Arm.
strong, Vice Presidents +, l.. Odds, Viii
liam Rogers, w. Il. Lewis, S, ;, Booth,
Executive Committee; C. +. Ellsworth.
Treasurer; 4. \. Loyeland, Secretary
! \ FIGnT-Asa J. kcnersou and Hen
~ Douvall had fight Tuesday of la,t
week in Burke Hollow. \ Douvtll boy
had been throwing stones into henerspu's
moving, and the fight was TO settle the
matter The contest came oft in front of
Aunt Polly Belden's house, who appeared
and took hand in i 10y way oi throwing
dirt into the eyes Of both parties No one
I killed, but we understand both parties
were considerably frightened 10y the al
pearancc Of Aunt Polly, who is known
throughout all that section a great man
llatcr, seldom allowing one TO approach
,ithin hearing distance of herr W"t1a
! Union.
FENIAN MovEMENT.-The burlington
I lines says: The two carloads OF Evmian
a. ms and equipments remaining in the
1t Drehouse at ST. Adams since last winter
were quietly removed by the Fcniaus.
viii, teams, into the back country. dur
ing " cduesiay and Thursday night,
lass.
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SOLDIERS M"NlNEN i.--l"' N'''''''''-
monuments to be- seen anywhere, in honor
Of their "Voluntccr- who sacrificed th,u
lives in defense Of the Union" The pc.
dcstal is If Danyillc granite. tw,N, feet
square at thc,ba>e and twelve, feet high
, 1t i, ii very beautiful design, by the arch
itect. Mr. Credible of Philadelphia. 1t j,
to be surmouuted bv marble statute Of
the Goddess Of Liberty, made of tie best
Florence marble. seven feet higA. tn,
whole 10 cost 5000. II is the work Of
r Vermont. ftyorIte artist Mr. Mead O.,