The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-31


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--AoalAer rag d hght fsr Ihe republicans. a
eHglgus paper saws fhat .uch revival IS hns bot
botn wifasss SINCE 1914 IS now prevailing ia
Counecticui. Nultitude. o. hardened sinner, are
e5gfsssnF tbe evil Of ihcir ways and bringing forth
fruits meet lor r,peaiaace.'
.-Yallan1ngbamt m9ulhpieee, toe Dayton t0.l
Ledger secs in tie future Of the democratic party
anything bot prosperity or success. Il charges the
party Leaders with timd and hesitaiiug policy,
and cites tie Ohio aud Kentucky senatorial esc-
Cons, The refusal Of Maryland to return Senator
Thomas after be had been rejected and tie triumph
Of the New YORK World, all N support or it, posi-
ton.
bingham Young has been rendered very
mucbly bereayed widower the past season, and Is
entitled 10 our deepest sympathies. Five Of bis
wives have died Of pneumonia. II a man mourns
~ without hope over the loss ofone wife, how much
more diseonsola,e shall he be II he loses fve2
The Southern Opinion Consoles itself with the
reflection that the loss Of New Hampshire is the
only election during the current year which the
Radicals have been able to carry" lnasmucn as
It was The frst and TINS Ear the only election this
year, il viii be seer that the Southern Opinion is
assusged in its sorrows by very sendlr consola.
laton.
Gen. McClernand's antpathy TO Grant is ex-
planned BY the circumstance that in the camp before
Vicksburg number OF the generals were amusing
themselves by guessing the ages Of one and another
II the officers. Gen. NcClernaud's age was uuGer
discussion, Some guessed that he was fifty years
Of age. "0h' nc" said Grant. such a man as that
was never got up in i(ly years."
Scene sui eonversat lion at private meeting OF
The House managers Of lmpeaehne nt;- For |
ten minutes not word had been spoken, and du.
ring that time Stevens retained the same position /
when, Unexpectedly, and without opening his eyes
he said; "What do you think Of Chases letter to
the Senator r. The words came slowly but dis
tnctly, as il well weighed before uttered. As the I
question was addressed to no one ia particular /
it was not answeel minute elapsed
aud then came the words: "Wilsnn, what do YOU
think Of Ghase's ettsr to the Senator" Wilson \
looked up from his book, and CHANGING toward But |
Ter, answered, Nothing more than a statement as
to his own self-impouance!aa land then quietly resum
ed his reading. Batter raised his eyes, and fixed 4
them upon Stevens, as the after said, without 1
changing his position, "fye always considered
Chase did political trickster. During the early
part Of 1851, had two hours ard half CONVEX
'ation with him, and be then urged me to advocate
hat il would he best to allow the Southern States
to leave the Union, ana to acknowledge their indie
Dcndence. Tint sa,lsfei ne, aud | tell Won he
san't be trusted, aud i would be better for US not
70 PIT any faith IN him"
The Pepu.yvauig Central Railroad carried.
asst year. 3,3t74S5 passengers. or this number
'uly one was killed, and this BY his own deliberate
act.
Texas lands bring only one-tenth as much IS
hey would easily have commanded six yeas ago.
A sufficient reason Is found in the state Of society
here existing.
One thousand millIoss OF gid have been taken
rom the mines Of California.
Cod has been found in Peru 80 abundant that
he Indians With simple wooden trays gather seY-
raj ounces or dust in an hour.
Ii Is said there are 5000 Nornons in New York
ity. In Newark n. j., they are holding revival
meetings.
The Observer Of n. Y SAYS, During the last
or'night Intelligence has reached Us Of reyiysls n
more than 100 churches hot before heard from
The number Of new converts $3.50, Of whom ,s43
rave become members Of the church.
The damage 70 property in Rock Island By re-
ent breaking up Of the ice Is estimated at 81, 900,
90.
AZ s.. Thomas and Port Rico they are again
iaving fearful earthquakes Ii
A German and his wife starved to death IN Bal
more on Tuesday o. last week. Both husband
nd wife died within fifteen minutes u each other.
Adviees from the east state tha, sixty Christians
ave recently been murdered BY the Turks. Fresh
urk sh troops continue 10 arrive at rete. but the
retains still MAINTAIN their independence. >Dr.
iyingoB has been heard frUm, IN the iuierior Of |
iiics, alive and well.
Great Britain ieads the world in mercantile ship, 4
tents With 100000 tons. Tie United States BE- 4
lre the war was up with Great Britain; bat nos
FROM two 10 three millions o. tons besog her.