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fs.day's New York Markets.
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NEW YoRK, May l2.-Flour 5aio cts. lower.
Wheat Is shade easier. Corn Is a trifie lower
Pork dull; new mess, &2s75. Lard heavy at
leal9c. Barley dull Peas duh. Cotton dull
and lower at 30 cents for Middling Uplands
Freights quiet. Turpentine steady at sea- Y
cents. Rosin is sterdy at e3.25aS3-3O for com.
mon strained.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Stoeks dull. Govern
ments steady. Money 6a7 per cent. Exchange,
lUd.. Gold, l3gk
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four peeled hemlock logs prevented the sale
Of t2,5oo farm 10 Fairfax VT, Few days
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Gsvernment Securities.

WAsHINsroN, May II, 1s6S-Jay Cooke
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
erpment seeurities.
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REsIeNEp.-John w. Forney, Esq, to-day
placed his resignation of the Office Of Secretary
of the Senate in the hands Of Mr.. Wade, Presi-
dent of the Senate, to take effect when his sue
cessor is appointed. He takes this step in or
der TO enable him to take an active part in the
Presidential campaign.
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COATED WITH SWEET GUN.

lst Principle.-A vegetable substitute for Calo-
mel or Mercury 10 secured.
ID. cathartic that cleanses the Ailimentary
Canal and its netghtoring Niscera e. thoroughly
ss Lebelis does the stomach.
Sd. Functional Harmony 10 secured to the se-
cretng vessels Of all the organs and glands in the
system.
ton Of the blood.
5th. The properties of these Pills communicate
anutritiouf principle to the blood and reparative
system.
9Th. A great want IL sup piled in their soothi ne
healing and pulsive power in Of intestinal
liberation, Is in Eruptiye Fevers, where Q cure
depends upon free evscuations.
7th. The aged and persons suffering from paraly-
sis of the bowls by the of one Pill per day
cures regular excavations.
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Presidential campaign.
THE WHITE HOUSE AND DEPARTMENTS =
The regular meeting Of the Cabinet was held
to-day, all the members present This morn
ing there was great interest manifested among
the employees TO the result of the vote ex-
pected, but about one o'clock the news was re-
ceived that the Senate had adjourned till 81
urday, and no vote had been taken, which
caused great disappointment
Throughout all the Departments of the Gov
eminent during the forenoon the anxiety as to
the impeachment vote was very great, and
many applications were made for leave to go
to the Capitol. The Presidents friends were
sanguine OF acquittal, and offered many bets,
but few were accepted.
1HRTAx BILL-This bill, presented by Mr.
Sehenck in the House to-day, abolishes the
offices of Revenue Agents and Inspectors of
the Revenue Department 1t provides for the
appointment of a Supervisor for each Judicial
District of the country. Sole power of ap-
pontment and removal of Collectors, As
SCISSORS, and all officers Of the Revenue De-
partment are given to the Commits sioner
Independent Of the President or Senate. Whis.
Key Is taxed S2, the same as now; tobacco tax
unchanged; cigars, so per thousand; special
taxes are CONSIDERABLY increased; legacy
taxes and distribution shares, remain un.
changed; oils distilled from petroleum, remain
n P0. - VI cn'. y, tnc Ooiiiihisi ioH-
er designates collector, who has the whole
charge of export warehouses The tax on
distilleries is very slightly increased.
PATENTS TO BE 1ssUED.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, the 18th instant, 240 patents
will be issued from the Patent Office. During
the past week 25i applications and 1O3 caveats,
were flied.
INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were S33s, 1862.
PERsoNAL.-John d. Stockton, Esq, of the
Philadelphia Post, is IN town.
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BALTIMORE, February 10, 1858.

DEAR eIR: i take pleasure in recommending
your k0sADALIs as q very powerful alte ratfye
have seen IL used In two with happy results
-one case OF secondary sy philis, IN which the
taken hNe bottles Of your medicine. The other a
case OF scrofula of long standing which is rapidly
Improving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recov I have careful
y examined the formula by which your Rosadahs
l. made. and find il an excellent compound Of al
erative ingredients.
Yours truly, X. W. CARR M ID
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CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS.

Bal ITINoRE, MP, March 4. 1855
believe DR.. Lswrenoes "kOsADALIs" 20 be
the BksT ALTERA1IvE IN bsE, and therefore In ly
THOMAS }. BoYKlS,n.
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January z, 1865

hereby certify that I am personally acquainted
with the above named PHI sicians and thsy are an
gentlemen Of respectability and standing in this
community. 7. g. DAVIS,
- mayor OF Wilson, N. Q.
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peachers. Both these Senator's were the target
OF all eyes to-day.
Mr.. Fes.enden was seen 10 smiie, as In open
ing his mail he came across various clippings
from newspapers commenting upon his course,
enclosed to him by good-natured friends.
For the most part he tossed them away unread.
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The Acme Of Medical seisna
Is ACHIEVED IN THE WONDERFUL
DIsCovRY OF NEW MEpI-
CINAL LPRIN JIPLEs
DR.. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIvE PILLS.
COATED WITH SWEET GUN.
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X. W. CARR, M. ID.

We know DIR. Lswrence's Rpssdalis to be a safe
and reliable Alternative, 6c., and take pleasure in
recommending IL to the profession and the public
A. ID. MOORE, NJ D.
l.. A. sTITH, M D.,
J. II. wINsTEAD, ND
X. BARHAM r.
W. g. DUGAN, N D.,
Z. BARNES, M d,
X. W. KING. NJ D.
:. WOODWARD, d,
W. 7. BREWER n D.
W. J. BULLOCK, M d.
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r ccnstantly rscsiving New Good, selected by his
;I:cihSa Ssssns IN f.fss: Ris naatillss eils. S.t
Ians, Ladies', Under 0aFnenfsa Donasts, Hsif
Draide, Lubin Pe.fqnsy, KID 0loves, ste, etc.
and price. d -11----' : - =
Dresses a1d Msatiuas nade to order.
Orders Tor Goods fren Paris taksA. nh1lly
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RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES

This is to certify that WAS ured Of Chronic
Liver Complaint by DIR. Lawrenceb Rosadslis
after having been confined % nv bed nd hon.s
for long time, and trying various med cine, with
out benefit.
know Of several others in this county cured
through the use of Rossdalis, and IL can be fonnd
in nearly every house In my neigh hborhood and
they all praise II - . great medicine.
THOMAS THORN
GREENE CoUNTY, August IA, ls6a.
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WASHINGTON.

aWAsHINGroN, April 9.--The Sem
ate. to-day con 6rmed Edward 5, Dud-
leystosbe United States j udge for the
District of Nebraska in representa-
tive. 4te9 siH r8 sd3ffq eaa fsaf
Snow is falling heavily this after
noon and evening. ssl.4 ~ gs4
A memorial is to be presented to
CONGRESS by the Memphis, E4 Passo
g. Pacific Railroad of Texas, praying
tora grant Of public lands and loan
ofUaited States bonds. to aid In the
constraetion of o continuous line Of
railroad and telegraph from ] afferson,i
Texas to San Diego, California "a
The President, to-day, bsigped the
new treaty with the North German
Confederation. I3t51 3d1 9Iam .aa &.
There will be no more eNening re-
eeptions held at the Exeeutivc1 MANS
sioa, this season. ,zl3 g Hsif 1snb
Specimens OF new one, athree and
FIVE cent coins have been received by
the Comptroller of Currency from the
United States Mint to-day ~
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n 4E YORK.
Special Meeting OfGthe Chamber Of
lG0fnmcrcerfv~5 Contempt Of 0eurt
Case OF Jay Methodist Ebiss
eOpal Conference 4aoIe rsbia

oNEw York April 0.--At d specia
meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
to-day, a rep6Ft and resolution were
presented by Hiram Walbridge, urg-
ing for aid by Congress to the North
ern Pacific Railroad b2b99'
w. D. Ogden, Of Chicago, made a
lengthy address 10 behalfof the pro,
ieot. Remarks were also made by
Gov. biarahalband Judge Rice, of
Minnessota90 4H.3
In the Court of Common Pleas,
to-day the case of habeus AGOqpi1sl o +
Jay Gould went over till Saturday, in.
c0DaeQden noe of Gould sfillnesss sdf3W
i At A lbauy, In the Supreme Court,
Mr.. Field made the closing argument
against the Receiver Of the Erie Rail-
road; decision. reserved. as B8lg
The supplementary case, being
motion to dissolve the injunction,
went. over till to morrow. 4UQ
+ New Y oBK, April 9.4The further
hearing 10 the 3contempt of Court
case of Jay Gould was to o-day post
poned one week.
The New York East Methodist
Episcopal Conference adopted a reso-
luton endorsing the temperance move
ment, and proclaimIng their determi-
tion not to use intoxicating wines at
the Saerament of the Lords Supper.
They also. endorsed Congress, and ez :
pressed the hope that the Senators
would be granted wisdom and firm
ness In the discharge of their high
CONSTITUTIONAL obligations without
fear or paTtiality. Z. \ g
New York, April 9.-At meet
ing to might Of aurh0rs and publish
ers. a report was made from the com
mluee appointed at a previous meet
ing, In favor of the bill now pending
in CONGRESS for an@international copy
right. Remarks were made by Horace
Greeley, IT, Williams, O. Bryant, DIR.
Ideber and Others, after which the
report was adopted. PtoYision was
also made for the formation of an In
ternational Association of authors
aud publishers, I.ass...',.l -. ~, S :.
a mass meeting was held atthe
Cooper Institute this, evening, tc cele
brate the anniversary of Lees sur
render A'ddresses were made by
Generals Eickles and Pleasaht0n, and
by the Hon a. j Bittenheatfer.
The hoop skirt fn8nufactory of
Kelly & Co. on First Street, between
Sddth Seventh and Eighth Streets. at
Williamsburg, was Completely de-
stroyed by fire this evening. The loss
on the stock k.and machinery was $100,-
O00, q which there was an insurance
or $4,000 On the building aud
property Of the Brooklyn Ferry
C6mpahy there was a loss of $75, ,000,
which was fully insured. The ferry
house, foot Of South Seventh Street,
was damaged to the extent Of $500
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MEMPHIS
Base Ball Club Mealbers Arrested
The XII Kfux Khan, dc.

MEMPHIS. Abrill g.-Several mem
bersl Of the base bail club were ar
rested on Monday night on a charge
al being Kuklnx6rs They have sued
tie Superintendent Of Police Ia heavy
sums for false Imprisonment,
The Appeaks Little Rock SPECIAL
of this evening says "a messenger who
has lust arrived from Vicksburg, says
Gen. Giiiem ignores ~ toto an assem-
bIage at the Capital calling them
selves the Legislature of Arkansas.
He. however, says he has TO authority
TO dissolve that body, and win not
unless they attempt to seizs the
Treasury, move the occupants from
Office or otherwise disturb the public
peace.
There IS no announcement as yet
from headquarters of the result OF
the voting on the Constitution.
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ALAB ANA.
COttOn-FrOst-Tm Decision
OF Judge Darlington. 81 ~

. + .
f ALBANE, April 9.--In5 the Assem-
bly,. today Mr.. Glenn appeared,
and offeredfla paper charging Mr..
Fnearsin connection with Mr. Lewis,
With an attempt to bribe him, con- :
cefning the Eric Bill. The Spea keFl
stated that Mr. Frear had lresignedi
his speaitiona on the Committepz and
demanded a thorough Invest stigatlon.
/ 8ALBANY, ; 5Aprila9.A the iSeoate,
to.tig ht, aresolution for The appoint4
menU of al ieommission To- 6oinvestigate
the charges of bribery IN connection
with thA Efie Railroad, win come
up. and the amendment proposing to
20 back to-the-legisfation Of 1866 aad
1867. relative to the Gen tral Rail
road fare bill, was rejected, 22 to II.
No further action was taken. sx,ga3
ALBANY, April 9-The Committhe
to whom was referred the charges
made by Mr.. Glenn, against Alex
Friar, Of the Assembly, spent the day
In examining the subiect, and have
sworn Mr.. Glenn and all the Wit
nesses be desired They say they
find no Justification for the charge,
and vii report to morrow morning.
ALBANY, April IA bill was in-
troduced in the State Senate this at
ternoon appropriatlug a million dol
lars a year to aid IN the construction
Of railroads IN this State, at the rate
of three thousand dollars a mile, ar
ter the construction Of the first ten
miles.
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Snow at Cincinnati.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Particulars OF the sulcld0--Letters,
&C., DC.

rspe iaI to the Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPoLIs. April 9t-A most
sad and distressing suicide occurred
at the Bates House sometime during
Tuesday evening or night, but was
not discovered until half-past twelve
o'clock Yesterday. The deceased was
a gentleman named George W.
George. who came to the Bates House
on the 1Othgof March, and has been.
engaged since then in patent right
enterprise, and has been there ever
since. He left letter to Captain
Hartwell, the clerk, and the following
ia hissson Andswifes Hu woE aa A
LETTER TO HIS SON. es
IND1ANAPoLIs, March 25. 1868.
DEAR HENRY: | am satisfied that
the C6okfae Column enterprise Is
failure. and / do not know what to do
now buF foD dies lido not know
whether you aud mother will be sur
prised at my taking my own life, but
| have thuuelit of nothing else for the
last year and half, and now there is
no other course to pursue thatI see.
/ cannotresistt the feeling that it must
be done: l cannot live any longer. /
don't know what will become Of
mother and the chiidren but as I
have been kind to you and Charley
in times past, you must both do all
Won cla for them | cannot. write to
mother but say to her that although
we never yet understood each other 5
characters and dispositions as we
should nave done, my love for her
was uope the less. She has been .
good mothet 10 you, Henry, and you
must make her life as pleasant aud
comfortable as YOU cam Ny fraiities
aud imperfections you will forgive. |
trust God will Give my love. to ali
the children, Lizzies sChafles, Kate
aud Carrie. My body will be in Gin
-cinnati tomorrow morning.
See that the matter is settled up al
right; aud now, Henry, forever fare
well, and Gad oless you. and mother
and all is the prayer of your
unhappy father
GEORGE w. GEORGE.
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CINCINNATI.
/ harleS Ross, the Murderer, RecuE.
.f cred.

+ .CINeINNATL April 9-Chas. Ross,
who has been Ia prison here for some
time, 90 charge Of numbering the
wife of his Imdlora in ireland sew
erpL years ago.waE taken in charge by
two officers, wbo arrived to day for
that purpose. The British Govern
ment offered seven hundred pounds
reward for his apprehensioA, ana
alter his arrest he attempted suicide
by cutting his throat, but IS now 50
far recovered that he can be removed.
Snow commenced falling at foRr
o'clock this afternoon, and at 10.P.M
is unabated.
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aoraE. -. =. g4sIIlsar3s. AnEII- }.

"A " t'@Ns kAA4
Kerr asked leave ofsabsence unIf1 the 4th
OF Aags and tnats he have anLA the 1th of
May 70 prepare. and file The. ntnurltyF re-
port N tue contest cd election ease OF De-
lalso against Morgan. sa @t0f f89 Fl
r'Se9rsle. .aetlp8 a. Ehsfir rTnap pH theC CQn-l
tnittee on EIecuons, was Wiling 70 let That
case 60 over HutfI fine first OF May e =
Kerr said ne could lot possibly gsasoae3<
c1,9fi etsI ~ Il, v b Ne
cell uplBiiAs ca Sc vs. helIaR ef6 the House was
In a4eoud4tlon TO shearland disp0sf Of II. s f
Leave of absence Was given To Kerr and
several other mem hers.
rnaBks hstroduQed billtO amendJbe
#2lst section u Lie bill. to enrolItbe nation:
Hf forces, 50 as TO modify the pr0vlstot
dfsfrane ehfsfnEi desc rfers,i Referred to the
Judiciary Committee. #ffz 4aats#-4 +
The House resolved Itself Into Commit.
tee of the W role and proceeded to the
Senate. sNoCotsiness bo be done on their
fetpfn1 H40.I 1 yu tEEH 5ft #f4f ii
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Ia IN DIS.
Destructive Fire at Pe0ria-Burnlng
OF Steamer at Waukeagan.

WAUKEGAN, II, March 9-Previ-
Gus to the discovery of "a Burning
steamer0ff this place, this morning.
a heavy explosion was heard upon
the lake from the direction in which
She was first seen, and ii is. supposed
chat the fire Originated from The boil
er explosion. hheR. seen she was
enfeleped in f8mes, and appeared
70 be unman8ge4bIe, and drifting, at
the mercy Qf the seas. which were
running hlgha the Wind Flowing "a
gale from tbs, R5ftheast. i The .qppeg
works had beeaI enHFely burned aud
the smoke stack was gppe- The bull
= nov drifting teMard7 ShQEe, ln the
directiop .of Lake Forest. "A sail yes
sci remnued IN the. e.sYicinltE of the
burning steamer two hours during the
morning, then started toWards. ChIea-
go. Itls aascertalped from MllWau
kee, that there were. between thirty
and forty pas -engers pm board. rs -
PEoREA. ILL., April 9.r-Tbree of the
machine shop7 qflthe Peoria. Rekin
aud Jacks lnyille Railroad at iPek lHq
were destroyed ,byy fire last night.
IhFee eng inea and mueh ,valpabief
machinery .Yere eonSpmed 81 Loss tlf1y
sRRo9iYaAnfa 1dolll4rs6a lpsured iq New
14oFk cQMpap leY gaassfaf egeb Is4ays4
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Boston, April 9.--The Office Of J.
G. Abbott. a lawyer, in Lowell, was
entered yesterday evening, and
robbed Of 100000 worth Of stock
certificates, bonds, &c. rs
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COLUMBUS. April ga resolution
was adopted to day in the Ohio Sen
ate to adjourn on the nth inst, until
the first Tuesday in December.
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Republican state Convention Belle
gates Elected 10 Chicago COnyen-
lion. te.I f.#H'

SAN FRASeIsco, Aprn. 9-The Ne
vada Republican State Convention
met at Carson yesterday, and elected
delegates to the Chicago Convention
Grant was the unanimous choice tor
the next President Resolutions were
adopted approving Of the rec0nstrUeq
tion measures OF Congress AMI I'M
peachment
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T.ETTER DO HIs III.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 20. 1868.
DEAR. DARLING FRANK:-I wrote
To Henry. and said in my letter that
/ could not write to you, but | must,
lust 10 bid you farewell aud God
bless YOU and the children, Dont
Judge me too hustily, Dear Frank l
have striven gainst this strange feel
ing for committing suicide for a long
time. and can do 80 no longer. You
win be better off @ithout me, and 1
hope aud trust God will forgive me
for the deed, and keep you and the
dear children under his kind care aud
protection Good bye for this world,
Dear Frank WASHINGTON.
The son arrived last night, and the
body has been taken to Cincinnati,
where his family reside.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 9-The
residence of 2. b. Romley was burned
last night, together with an adjoining
building. Loss $4,000; partly in
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AUGUSTA Ga. Apgii 9.-A Repub-
lean mass meeting 6uurosed mostly
Of colored people, was held here to-
day. 1t was addrBssed4 hr several
speakers. and candidates wefo nomi-
mated for county Offices
The Georgia Medical Association,
which has been in session Tor TIVE
days past, has appointed delegates TO
the National Convention.
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BUFFALO. n ", April o The
Buffalo Driving Association has ap-
pointed July 28ths goth, 30th, and
3lst as the time for holding their
great annual ETottiRg Fair. Pre-
miums amounting to $4,000 have
been decided on and arranged to suit
ali classes of horses. The running
meeting has been indefinitely post
poned,
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TRENTON, April "a bill to repeal
the Registry law was passed by the
Legislature over the Governor veto.
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n VELEGR E A = II.

lgor tonsgaereial md Rsver Dl5pQtchas gre
F1ffh Fogs
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.HaW Od---.--.-..----J : 8

@aE SIS aanlg1as taau Ho99 sa 4.ff
Deleeafes. 10 he Chicago
ConVention ApPolnt9d.-.y
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Charles Ross, the Murderer,
Recovered.
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ID LOCATES Selected to the
Chicago ConventlonoH
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Butler announced That tile case on be-
half oI the Hou~e-Tax closed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-03
Vermont True TO Her Ancient
Faith.

Vermont, by the election returns, gives
evidence that her vote will be cast at the
Presidential election for GRANT and COL
FAX. 'Rah for Vermont! She is where
she always was. and where she ought to be
Twice she voted for the elder ADAMS and
his Alien and Sedition law Administration,
and twice her vote was cast against Mr.
JEFFERSON.
During the entire war of 1872 and the
discussion that led to it, Vermont, true to
her faith, took the part of England against
the United States, and cast her electoral
vote against MADISON and the war. When
| Mr.. MONROE had competitor, the vote OF
Vermont was cast for RUFUS KING, the
bitterest of Federal leaders.
Vermont voted twice for JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS for President against General JACK
SON. In 1882 the State cast her vote for the
anti Masonic candidate, because HENRY
CLAY happened to be Mason.
Vermont has never given Democratic
vote, and in all human probability never
will. The isms of New England are ste
the manner born" of Vermont, and verify
the people cling to them until displaced by
new one, for, except being Democratic
they are everything by starts and nothing
long. Like the Atheist with the Bible, the
Vermontsr has terrible hatred of Democ.
racy,