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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23

TO ChLIFORNIANs-You are invited 10 call and Examine
our celebrated Collins Metal Imitation Gold Hunting Watches
Prices SIS and go Equal in appearance and for time to gd
pnes costing l50 and x20L kenen er, only Office is
Nos 81 and 81 Nassau street opposite the Post Office stairs
G. u. COLLINS Il co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23

A --BAR0AINSl
n. Immense sacrifice Selling Off TO close the business
FrRS, HATS GAPS, 40
This large and valuable stock of rich goods must be sold ~
the lat OF January.
All mot by day will DO closed out at public auctioa
= '' j. r. TERRY, 400 Broadway.
The business will be removed TO the uptown store 10 Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23

LNXPREss LINE
~ For Washington and Georgetown, D. G., and Mexan.
dria, Va,
Sailing every Wednesday and Saturday.
The tine steamship REBECCA CLYDE, Captain Chches.
loading pier ID East river will sail We'd
nesday Dec. 49, nt4 +. NJ.
Freight taken lower than by Other line.
For freight or passage apply to
l19 Wall street, OF South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23

CARPETS AND FURNITURE F(
~ In consequences Of the dull SC
largest and best selected stock OF vcl
and ingram Carpeting to be found in
defy competition Ollcloths oil vs.
Lace Curtains, Cornicss, Mats, Matt
United States, packed with the best &
Furniture, manufactured on the pre-
ranted NJ represented. All goods d
cessor TO n. O'Farrell, ts6 and <ss
269 and 271 West Ihirty-tifth street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CTEAN TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
- THE ANCHOR LINE
Favorc Clyde built passenger intended TO sail
EVERY SATURDAY,
from pier ~ North az IL o'clock noon.
UNITED kINGDOMDec. 20 IOWA........... January 10
EUROPA. .Januarv ChLEDONIA... January -
COLuMBIA..... .January BRITANNIA. January 30
Rates o. PASSAGE, payable IN currency =; ,oo .ss-.
Excursion tickets good for twelye months, Hlsn.
Steeragc TO Glasgow Derry $50; intermediate go
Prepaid certificates from these ports, aS7.
Passengers booked and from Hamburg Havrs, Rotter
dam Antwerp, &C., 81 very low rates.
Drafts issued, payable any bank in Great Britain and
Ireland.
-" ~ HENDERSON BROTHERS
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
y Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
MANHATTAN..... "Wednesday, Dee q
Drafts payable in any par, Of England Ireland and Scot
land nj current rates OF exchange Apply Mt TOMPSONS
Passage ONCE, ~ Broadway corner OF Rector street
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
- CCNARD LINE.
taiH. lhursday DeccmDtr ~
.TnurHday, DecemDef 81
Cabin passage, $50, gold Storage, $50, currency.
X. CUNARD.
NATIONAL LINE
~ The steamshIp THE QUEEN, Grogsn, win leave Mon.
day, Decenber g. al IL NJ, from pier ~ North river
Passage 70 Liverpool Queenstown-Csbin, So0 steer.
age ta currency. Storage tickets from Liverpool
Apply Il shs odIcssof tie company. 20 Broadway.
z. W. j. HuRar Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-23

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
season ! am Offering the
velvet, Brussels, three ply
In the city, a; prices that
widths; Window Shades,
liting, &C., &C., equally low.
the most extensive In tho
4 snd medium qualities %
premises and strictly war
) delivered free of charge.
y motto. ID. KELLY, auc.
y Eighth avenue, and 49,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14

dire, impose /. ccs meneurs dune revolution
sans arrtt ct sans fin. Quand il acccpta Ia
canditlature offerte, lui quon ne peut accu
ser d etre un partisan ct I'm politicien, il ac-
cuei|lit supplement l'offre, promit en- citoyen
reasonable, nengagca point son averlr ct
ravcnir du pays, n'eut pas meme Fair dc Sc
douter quill y elt une p'ateforme dc Chicago.
Et nous avons dit que cette pateforme de
Chicago elle-m meme, CONNIE celc de New York,
reconnaissait ct admettait les ''roiis dss Etuts.
Grant at il perore, defendn 81 candidature,
convoque lc ban ct l'arricre- ban de ses alnis,
rermis qu'on lui supposat des intentions cri-
minclles contre lie Sud ccrase par le Congres {?
Taciturnc ct muet, voyaGeur ct songcHr il n
laisse lie pcuplc decider scion son cnur ct dams
In penitude de sa souverainete. Pent-ctre
salt gre i. ceItains Etats d'avoir vote contre
lu, puisquo les adversaires de Seymour, dams
ccs Etats pers6cutes, lui accoraaient genereu
st4nent lc privilege de Ia couleur africane.
Qu'i en- soft ninsi on antrement, le general
Grant men pas moins VII de hnut Ia der
Mere election presidentiellc. ct, quand il a
pTONOnce le inot pug, ii 'bilpieilu!t III l'hia'
sance de ce mot ct de cette idee sur fesprit
des reTHDricNins iloticlr5 Il 5,5
du Nord. katlicaismc ct paiy ne hurent-ils
pas de SC scntir accouples dams linceste de
ramalgamation ct de differentiation Oni,
Grant est l;bre, i.dapcndant, aiIranchi de
tout engagement actuc ct nlterienr, domi-
naMt les parts quill volt sc fondrc an crcusct
de Ii poli.iGuc noavellc ct dc ridce rtlnite
sa mcsure d'applicaton ct dc bon sens. Lui
faut-il s'nppnyer sur Ia pIanche vermo".ne
l'nn clan dune clique, hi qni donna nrx
hahleurs lie silence pour profession dc fol, 1t
uu mcprise autant lavocat Butler Guc Il ge,
neral Bulcr Nonlez.yon quill prcnnc !; re-
broussc poll un animal don't il nc connalt pas
le poll 1t qui hi scnlhc inutle OH dmgrreuz
Croycz-vous qui se crIera De crur joic dos
difficulties q1i Il existent que dams iesprit des
politicians ct des nventnriers Grant pont
Lien ne pas etrc iii genie, mais &c scrnt folie
que az c croirc fou. Sonceux de l'opinion
pubiquc, autant lae cctte opinion pabIiqNe
est legitme ct rationale, il eyitera Ln casse.
cou dc tlroitc ct lc cnsse con de gAnche, pene-
TIRE qul sera dc Ia grandeur de son role ct de
Ia populnrite de son nom. II nest pas fl tri,
que nous sachions, ct cc Nest pas pour COM
plnire a quclqu'un quill Sc hatrira gratnite-
mcnt ct niaiscment.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14
IJI Ut La.

PHENnMESE-Notrc palate de cinq livves tta
certainement un phenomena, ct les visenrs nous
lont Gmo-nt par lerr surprise. Ccpendant ellie
doit llumbement s'ecIipser devant cclle que Went
dc nous envoycf NJ Roman Be.thclot. ct ou tese
nevinez. = HUT liyres ct dem:e. Nous ga
s'ons, ct celia sans malice, qu'eile doit poser au
moinS dix liyres nne balance d6picer
Comme les sncrerrs ronent ct que lie sirop est Ia
sauce natnrelle la ratate nous serions heure,x De
---sestater Ia quantitc de sauce ntcessaire une
patate de .hnt livrea ct dema,n Nous permettrons
a nos ams den tare lexpcrerce /, la cuisine du
"louisianais
It eette aimee Nest pas seultuent exccptionnelle
par la rGcote 1es pa;stes, pluseurs abttants de
St-Jaequss ont fat me double moisson de rz.
Qnant la came, ellie ne rna pas tout lie sncre
qurlle pourrat renlre, Giant encore dams unc
phase de croissancc ct de vegetation: nlais unc
bonne gclte blanche la mnrira bicntHt il la salts
faction du pantenr,
La eelGe blanche est Venue
| observation-disclosures fonctiounaires tlus par
lc peuple-dcux JUICES de paix lie St .Jacques-ont
etc destitues ct remplacts par lie gouvelneur Na:-
moth.
! Qu'avaient fat les desttu6s' Rien de nal, Ia
connassance du public ct leur de>ituton ne nous
senb!e nul.ement motiyee par i'incapacit6 on la
mauvaise conduite.
& Nous n avons rien il dire contre qui ont etc
commissioners leur lieu ct place, 81 ce II est
touteois qu'ils ne sout pas les e,us dn penpIe de
St,acqucs.
: Dun autre cote, N, Warmcth cst,il au,orist par
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14
NcuveIies.

LoU1s1AsE-Les grantles clameurs de l'elec-
ton sont tombees comme les gontiements
dune soupe an iait. L'election dome envi-
ron 10000 voiS de majorite au ticket Sey-
mour. Bon nombre d'individus sc deradica-
l:sent meme en- haut lien. Les citoyens noirs
commencent Il c.oire Persistence DIES citeyeus
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14
Feuiieton du Lou;sioneis.
I.l GAUL0Is EN- AblERIQUE.
Chap. ANVlI.

Mais il est des natures que tourrncnte lie beson
dnconnu ct qui II admattens lie repos quapres une
vie dexptriences ct dagitatious.
lie marriage aurat cite pour Fioselle la patrie qui
snpose ct la fin de ses aventures par lie monde.
l4e bo,Ihnnr fe quel1rs mois est sonycnt pave par
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14
Lite pIeure.
AID .tMIC.AII.

la ,ieune file pleure,
PIeure, ct sgs grands yeux noiSs,
Que 81 main blanche etileure,
Sont pl@ins de d6sespoirs.
Nierge. ponrluoi ces larmes,
Surtou i aix-huit ansl
Sais-tu bisn que les charmes
Craisnent les yeux plcurants
Est-co que ton doux rtye,
In douH rove d'amou,
pauvrc file d Eve,
Ma durt qu I'm seui jour?
L'inGrat ct 'c conpablc
A-t.ii trahi 81 fol +!
S'est-iI, Ie miserable,
RaiIf, raillG de toi
Les h0mmes s0nt aes tiaitrcs,
Des meriantS. deS menteurs.
D"s apostats, des rei,res
QUi wont pilier les cnnrs'
Je te plains, Madeleine,
Et je voulrais pouvoir
Niett.e lin 4 ia pene
Et stcher ton ui noir.
&c n est rien, dit la belle
a travers deux rayons; --
Je pI"nre, mais je peie
Quelques maudts oignons.
]. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14

blancs, ct lis en- prennent leur parti. Les pro.
prietaires orleanais ont forme une puissante
association pour resister, par tous les moyens
legaux aux lois inconstitutionneles qui frap.
pent on peuyent frapper la propriete.-M. lie
reverend Conway fait part /. la Louisiana de
son intention de sejourner en- Louisiana ct
cette intention est de nature tlatter les Loui-
wee 4 la Nouyelc- Orleans, prete Il chnnter
| Guihaun1e I'Al ct Roje11 ie dtnJe.-Le Me
chanic's Institute est siencenx comme une
niche abandonnee. Les nouveles des dtfe-
rentes parties de l'Etat, touchant la recote,
sont bonnes ct promettent la fin de bien des
miseres personnelles ct pubiques
Les ctoyens de Sainte- Marie, alretas SOUS
Faccusation dun certain Fisk pour assassinat
commits sur Ia pcrsonne de Pope ct de Chase.
ont etc relacllis par le commssare des Etats
Unis Warren.
NoUyEAU MONDE Grant repousse les oya-
tions, galde prudemment lie silence ct Sc con-
tentc dc dire ceuZ Qli portent oes Uniformcs
que 'a paix detrGne lie soldat." II s'occnpe
prealablement de Ia routine du service. On
pcnsc quill fera dn general Hancock un Sc
crttaire de Ia guerre ct que son cabinet sc
conposcra tie republicans moderes ct De de-
mocrates. Butler le menace diit ct pretend
quill nest pas honneto homme, Qui nest
pas honntte honmc =? La construction de
cette dernicre phrase nest pas claire. Gram
maticalcmcnt entonlu, sill yous rlalt. Sur
ratt etc mis- en- ibelto. lie general Candy
est parti pour 10 TeHas.--Ia loi nartale etc
pToc!amte par Clayton dams onze on dorze
comt@s de Arkansas. ON 1t dams la iier0i2
dc New York 'Ios RadicauA pourraient de-
vcnlr senses, tout au moins utiles s'ils etu-
diaient Ia vraio lecon de l'election d hier lie
penple q tlu Grant, parcoqne le penpe espcrc
que Grant asanrera q Ia nation Ia paix, la
paix pour IaGuelle il combAtt,l s'1r les champs
de bat4ile II tlonne fItat d. New York /,
i'orpositon ct pIive les Republicans de le,r
mnjorite doa ,leUE tiers Ia Chambre des Re
presentant,, parcequ'ii desapprouvc les mesu-
res yiolentes et extremes de Ia poitique radi-
Gale. Plus TIT les republicans de tonte cou-
Ieur con,prendront celia, mienx celia vaulra -
lie discoui4 dc II. Seward, a Auburn, sc
tcrmiEe par ccs mots :acetienx ''Jaimerais
a passer Ie rcste de mes ionrs dams les pai-
sibles iouissances de Ia ptclc /, Ia lisne. y
Seward est trop maIin pour dire Ia verite ct
meriiar cette definition de Ia ligue: Tn fiji a
chaqne extraElite (luqucl SC trouve uue.
bette
't'A si''si''s .->l'l ne coiiila't encore Ia
,o'''os'i - 20 ','''i4 qo! eols Sof''f &c Ia re'o-
~, i'''s''- 'e"'''.,'9 o.I e'e eAl"'-
90 - - '''s''.-4'' ''i'' CT pour
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-11-14
| I

Des iournalstes ct des ininimeats petits-
ct ccst tout comme- aiIirment ayec uue cor.
ttnlc de prophecies ct de claiIvoyants que
Grant nest pu'un instrument aux Mains lH
Consres radical Simmer he pcnse p1int ainsi,
ct Wade yoHlrait le pcrst,aler. D'aborl
cst,ce que lie Consrl5 norlveau n'e~t pas dune
nouvelle composition En- q1oi CO Congress,
don't 'pnanimite nest rlas repullicainc,
peat il ier les mains, les bras ct Ia yoloate
dc qGconqre fat profession d.indtpan
dance II ne fout pas sc payer aims De lnuts
ronti.nts ct instrnmonter dc tellc lnanisEN.
Nous dcyons plntot nous en- refarer aux rati-
cauy don't le poll commence Il Sc htrsser
d'cpou?antc. .-s!uX radicauz qUi yUeat ii
partie perlue Ct Ia patre sanvee,-auN rnlil-
caux one lie triomplc de ColE.lx ne saura!t
prpmpte Les besae:ct3 ln Sud lie gfs!o;tent-
lis pas Jrja dams lAumid.te de leuIs cHIottvs :?
Ben loin de relouter en Grant IN instru-
ment servile, nest-il pas logiqne de voir en-
mi IN instrument supreme?
Certes, 81 lie caractere de Grant ne Sc des
sine pas nvec assez de nettete pour h plupart
des hpnnetcs gems, que ne nous adressous
nous p!utot an reverend Conway Conway,
un dcfroqut, IN cafarl, ua surinteulant
l'ecoles trop puh!iqnes, await tcrit une lettrc
contidentielle an general Gralt, lui aigualaut
CONNIE rebelles, vroSncs, tlaitres, les otlieiers
ct les soll.ts du Ter regiment de Ii Lonisi.pne.
Grant repondt aa sire par lenvoi de cette
lettrc au colonel du regiment, sans prtoe-
cuper les doctrines polit,qrea, soeiales ct
religieuses du reverend Conway. E.,l-co la
conluite de partisan, de politician dc ratli-
cal damne ct aceonple? Qaand on est so!lAt,
qnand on a du sang de brave dams les venes,
quand on met 81 patrie an lessus lies ponr-
ritures ct dcs fecalitis den has. on init
CONNIE Grant Ct on ne sc cummct point aTec
I'M Butler on nm Conway. Ce souiliet, croy,z
lie bien, n retenti sur Ia joue hasqne les ma
| landrins ct des vauriens.
Tout recemmeut, hier, des hnrlenrs do tre
teaux ct les ecorniAeurs de places voalurcnt
feter ct serenader ct du pcuplo. Grant 1T
s'est point laissa prenGre il ce trehnchet dc
pipeurs ct de parasites. Avec une simp.icitt
| qui pourrait bien metre pas jouee, il q lie
ponlu 'quil preftrat Ia tranquillitG de 81
maison." Qui eut lie nez casse A coup sur. c,
ne sont pas les democrates ct les hommes d,
paix QUAINT an radicaux, lis voent trop qu,
la pitance gouvernementale lie leur ser.
point liesse ct profit. Attentions nous don,
aux hurlements on aux ahaisscments dun,
presse decue on dune presse retournee. Ii
Trij,aae hurera, mais ses aboiements seron
converts par lie tam tam tlu Herald M6pAis
topheles peut bien en- rire I'M peu.
Encore une fois, sill faut en- juger par de
demi-mots ct une attitude digne, lie nonvea,
president ne fera pas de la Maison Blanch
I'M tripot dintrigues ct d'intrgauts, un boug
de corrupteurs ct de corrompus; ct lie Capitol
} ne couyrira pas de son ombre ct de son des
potisme lie pouvoir execntif dc 1869. lie
Secretaries ct les conseillcrs de Ia nouyell
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-13
Religious Intelligence.

---The Presbyterian Board of Missions now
has force of $40, iorty-four organized church,
es with membership of 1900, which report
800 additions within the year, and expended
last year 1912, s2s, being about $4,000 less
than she receipts. The Board is still in debt
however about s27 800
-Last year Vermont churches contributed
10 the Education Society s494,77, while
young men from Vermont received aid 10 the
amouat of $1,000. This year the Society
PROPOSE to raise $1,000, as an increased
number of young men propose to study for
the ministry.
The Hawaiian Evangelical Board have
issued call for convention Of all the mis-
sions in the Pacific, to be held in Honolulu
in the month Of June, 1870. The occasion
will be the semi-centennial anniversary of the
establishment of missions on the Hawaiian Is.
lands
---Eleyen recent converts are expected to
unite with the church at Windsor next Sab
bath, and about fifty with the church at New
Haven. The revival in New Haven has been
very powerful.
--Rev. NJ. p. Pannalee, missionary to
Turkey, and Rev. Mr. Warren, Secretary Of
the American Board, are holding missionary
meetings in New Hampshire and part of Yer.
mont.
twelve Spanish young men, unable tC
gain Protestant education in their own land
are studying in Switzerland, preparing to en-,
gage IN missionary effort in Spain
Ono hundred and nineteen additions arr
reported in ten Congregational Churches il
this State, last Sabbath.
In India there are 10000 native com
municants, Christian population of 100000
and 200 native clergy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-13
Summary of Telegraph News.

A dispateh from Omaha. dated NAV 18th.
saws the Indians are AGAIN making depreda.
t;ons ON the line of the Pacific railroad
Working narties had been fired into. and a
number of men killed, near Sidney and Plumb
Greek. Ranch men and wood.choppers are
fleeing for safety to the North Platte.
A dispatch from Haverhill, N. H., dated
Nav 6. saws Samuel Mills. the Franconia muir
aerer. was executed there at l0I O'Clock on
that day.
A Richmond. Va, dispatch of the 9th says
that for the last "A hours the city has been
wild with political excitement, and the Re-
publicans have had grand carnival. The
Conyentionswhich met to-day nominated If.
H. Wells for Governor. by decisive vote,
and j. II. Clements for Lieut.. Governor, by
reclamation. The entire party feels confident
of success.
Particulars of the tornado at Shanghae, H.,
state that the entire northern portion of that
village was DESTROYED. Sixteen houses, a
school house, and the only two churches which
the village contained, were demolished four
norsons were killed. and IS TO 40 wounded.
horrible murder occurred at Hampton
Falls n II on the NIGHT of Nav 7. the par.
tioulnrs of which are as follows;-A knock
was heard at the hack door of the house of
Thomas Brown. Mrs. Brown opened the
door when she was struck in the forehead
with the head of an axe. and knocked down.
The assailants then proceeded to the bedroom
yhere NJ r. was in bed and attacked him
with tbe sbarn edoe of the axe making seye.
raj ineisions IN his SCALP, and rendering him
insensible. The robbers then took from l
drawer between six and seven hundred dol.
lars. with some other property and left. Mrs
Brown has since died 0neo the party who
committed the murder has since been arrested
with mart of the money upon his person. Hi.
name il Josiah Pike, and he has recently lived
az a hired man with Mr.. Brown.
A Washington dispatch of MAY s, saws the
congressional republican executive committee
received This morning n dispatch from Florida,
announcing that the new constitution is un.
doubtedly ratified and the republican state
tcLot IL elected with a republican majority
in both bronchos of the legislature.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-13

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 10.---This after
noon having been set apart for the purpose,
the graves Of southern soldiers in the city
cemetery and a. Mount Olive were handsome
y decorated. The headboards were hung
with wreaths and the graves were strewn with
flowers. None were forgotten. The crowd
that attended is estimated at 10000, Of whom
majority were ladies'. The utmost good or
der and decorum were observed.
The Pine Bluff (Arkansas) Republican
reports; 1.-THE prospects for good crops, in
all kinds Of grain and cotton, are more ilatter-
ing than for years before. Vast quantities Of
corn. wheat and oats have been planted this
season. Some parties have, owing to the late
rise in cotton, powed up their corn to make
room for cotton"
The Portsmouth On. H. Chronicle says
it is reported that certain lady fnancier of
that city recently had her trunk in Boston
robbed Of one hundred and twenty shares Of
bank stock, of nearly $1,000 value, and that
she knew nothing Of the loss until the stock
had been sold in New York.
An Augusta (Georgia) paper threatens
the colored voters of that city who voted the
republican ticket in the following wicked sem
tenco We must prove to him that while
he may exercise the ballot against our interest,
we can and will control the bread against him. "
Gen. Buchanan warns Louisiana planters
that, in case they discharge negro laborers
for political reasons, they will be held to their
contract and made TO pay wages or shares to
the discharged laborers, just as if they had re-
tanned them.
The " City of Paris" made the voyage
from New York to Liverpool in Q days 6 hours
aud 30 minutes the Cuba in 10 days, 3
hours and > minutes This was in the late
race between these two vessels
"A horse car conductor in New York,
who has been in the business three months,
complains that his reputation is ruined and
he cannot now get employment in any honor
able business
st. Joseph, Missouri, is endeavoring to
attract immigrants By the hold expedient OF
reporting the discovery of natural spring of
whskey.
The presentation TO newly married lady
by her husband, of washboard, mop, grid
iron aud pair of fatrons is sufficient cause for
divorce in Illinois.
In the Insane Hospital Of Indiana there
are forty-seyen women who have been made
inmates through the brutal conduct Of drunken
husbands
The little town Of Canton, Conn, has 6S
voters named Case Among so many Gases
there certainly must be some hard ones.
New Hampshire has paid a quarter of a
million of her State debt within the past year
and at the same rate will liquidate the whole
in ten years.
johnson and Fillmore is the latest Pres.
idential ticket. Tyler ought to be alive to
find place somewhere
South Danvers has, by act Of the Lcgis-
lature, become Peabody, and parties interest.
ed will govern themselves accordingly.
There was fall Of snow in New Bedford
on May 1, 1867.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-05-13

- The New York delegates to the Chicago
convention met at Albany on the 9th inst
chose Gen. Sickles charman-congratula
themselyes that the nomination of Gen. Grant,
made by the n Y State convention in Feb
ruary last, had been Endorsed by every State
whore conventions had since been held, and
declaring that the favor with which the name
Of Gov. Fenton Of New York is received for
the Wise Presidency, encourages the belief
that he will receive the nomination.
T. Capt Geo, Tucker, who has been nomi-
mated for Congress by the republicans of the
seventh Congressional District in Virginia,
was originally from Mortified, VT, and for
several years resided and practsed law at
Barton. He entered the army as Captain in
the 4th Vt Vols. and at the close Of the
war settled as a lawyer in Alexandria, Va.
He Is an uncompromising radical.
One of the infamous acts of the Ohio
Legislature is to dsiranchise the disabled SOL
diers IN the asylum near Dayton. If that
patriotic assemblage could only disfranchise
all who might be suspected of belonging to the
republican party, the act would be passed in
three days.
1T is reported that the President sug.
gested the passage in Stanbery's argument
which Assures the Senate that It need not have
any fears of his future course If he is acquit.