Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-02
rHE RUTLAND HERALD
TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1868,
The Influence OF Inter-Communi-
eatioa on RECOMMENDATION.

putting in operation Tor inter-enmmunica
,ian between the North and the south
and between sister States, thus moullinl
the society and the business If the Soutl
t. develop the enterprise and thrift which
charaeterises the Northern section of III,
country. Tho hill recently introduced
into the senate 10y senator rumcroy o
Kansas, providing for continuous linz
of railway from the city of Washington
10 Mobile, is measure II Importance
and wise and logical sequence upon Ia,
re'admisSion OF the southern States Il
looks TO the establishment If a great cen,
trail, direct and continued limo Of railroad
postal and military communication from
the national capital, by way If Richmond
through the healihiul and beautiful Pied,
mont ranges Of Virginia, the Carolina.
and Georgia, To the great Gulf cities and
the Southwest.
Tins i an oprartune movement, and
not only illustrates and makes popular re-.
construction in the districts % countr,
affected BY il, but is in direct harmon,
with the progressive and practical policy
~ the Republican party in it, great move.
'"'nts to re.estahlish the political pcrma.
henee Of the South and arouse her dor.
mant energies, now FREQ from the paral,
wing influence of the Institution OF sla,.
cry. The main features If the hill mr.,
SAID 10 receive the accommodation IL the
recent loyal convention 81 the State Of
oeorgia, and was submitted 10 Maisr.
Generals Mead and Schofeld, Who have
had personal knowledge during tLtircom.
mands in that section. and il received
their emphatic endorsement as great
and valuable national interest. and entitled
to the favorable consideration Of the ma. |
nonal legislature. There can lie but III.
tie question that this line, when perfect. |
cd, will be second only to the Pacific Rail. |
road in national and military point ell
view.
The details of the measure our space
viii not admit of considering at this tim.
nor Is IT material. Let the means liz nd.
lnsted to the great end. The idea is the
suggestion and, policy Of practical states
manship and is an oif-shoot Of The hold
Western enterprises which are nov
RAPIDLY approaching completion, when 50
much has been done 10 illustrate tho vain,
and necessity TO the nation of those rrea,
arteries OF communication between IN,
great centers of trade, md the remot,
sections of the union.
11iE JrpD DyoRcE CAsr-I,a,,o
Granger, of Connecticut. has issued a H.
decree in the above case, in favor of Dr
Judd. He is declared divorced from IN,
'ald Elizabeth Judd" aud g" DISCHARGED i
rom all duties and covenants TO her h, =,
'eason of the marriage aforesaid" and !;
Pronounced single and unmarried. Tho IN
oeFs also awarded him the charge and
astody OF his two minor children, giving ),
Hrs Judd the privilege of visiting said RI
hiidren at reasonable hours in the dy 70
inca least four times each year, until Y
his court shall make further order relat +.
ny to the visitation of said Children " tn
nus q designing woman was defeated It
Win her own weapon, and her intended 4,
lctiih comes ont victor instead. Mrs
udd will now, probably. take TO the
ostrum with increased yindictivenes, and ~
ndeavor to enlighten the world ON the ~
ubJect OF mans inhumanity to-woman :"
eoNEkNoh SErMorR.-The speech OF 20
Governor Seymour, att Democratic meet, y
ag, recently, in New York, wherein he an
axes very decided ground against the fr,
'endleton plan of paying off the national ia
ebt by unlimited issues of greenba, k III
all add nothing to the hagfaonv Of III. IL
pproaching Democratic Convention in lis
nat eiiy But it will have one happy Of. ill
yet, IN wholly destroying the chances OF cil
ne speaker for the Presidential nomina- f.
ion. The Pndletonians who will. by VI
eason OF their numbers, have negative So
the Convention, if the two-tlirdS rjI
adopted, will be sure 10 repay their An
'ilant with defeat if any of his friend. 7"
tempt to toss into his lap the honor that VA
has thus far seemed To disiain. Herr en-
point gained-Pcn,rleton beaten and WI
eymour ruled ont. Now who viii l., hes
1e happy man: That's the question. In
cALiFoRN1A.-A California paper SAYS pal
he great want Of Califo9nia il more f,,. ito
lers' There arr too many miners and pls
OF enough iillers Of the soil Inorler ~ If
apply this want homestead farm as,,,.
alton has been formed in order 10 furnish -,
rmers with good agricultural land. on ,1'
'ry easy terms, There. is often morn
Old in wheat than quart. Il
Gu
REcoNsrRrcTioN.- Con. Grant Las ,,,
romptly informed all the military Coy.
nors in the South of the passage over ,
he Presidents veto of the omnibus re-. r
instruction bill, and instructed them TO n,
APE their policy in accordance there ,.,
it'll. VI
----------.---- Ho
Two SroRlEs Yankee having ide
Id an Enslishnan that he shot. ON one ,.,,
rticnlar occasion, 800 snipe. his interlo- -
tor asked him why he didn't make it a ''"'
onsand at once wa
No said he; mot likely. am going non
tell lie for one snipe." mo,
" hereupon the Engiishmua determined ~, i,
to be outdone, began to tell n l,na =
Try OF man having swum from Liver. '.sS
oil to Boston on I
Did you sec him I" asked the Yankee I
ideniy; did yon see him YOURSELF" for
Why, yes, of course ! did was com y
across and our vessel passed him =, ~,