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N ,1AiIsi, % a " 0puuh. HILL, JR., r. N.
wsssss' 100 btIsSSIs II Wheat, snd % ss.ssi:
ofysliov sole, HSSf lsy . Bro. s,sso bushels
81 wheat, go 6uskefs Of yellow corn, George
Waters, asoe bushela Of wheat, b. Tablet,
$50 busksh Of ysd wheat 90 bushels b
oSrp. Salss- 500 bush en- yellow corn n E)
bushsh 90, 81 Sase; SO bnsheis Do. AZ S2,so;
'foo Susheh do a. =. 70; 100 bushels DO. at "a;
COO buahels yellow corn %. E. Al ella. 7.
PHosrnArIG--Thsl stsamer B. Chahbcr.
iAin. from Phiiadelphfsy arrived at q street
pirates sossisS Mss,l. e' Hous q Ds0;
Plysf.' This hfm kaR dow large number o.
men employed "a thsir nails, and are turning
out large quantitiss pft fertiiizers, for On Lob
thsre 4 ) eonstant snd steady demand owing
TO tAeir huperfortty. -
gssrsrsr o. FLouh.-Herr h welsh re-
s ss "a ., , ,.s.sd,y iGT LEO barrel: St
York aa,iss. ms mills u tSl. firm Are n$S
sppsossS pf"nds q family hour ecStinSss
uusbAted. Wheat d ptiiI * limited fsosipt,
and somnAnds good prices, the ehoiesst
Nsssfs. Herr ! WeisS. !. 'fs'- :. "'S'N.
Z CANAL BusIrrss, -Yestefday, business was
quite lively on the canal, the several coal com
psnies. having large foress Of laborsrs IN
esgsd IL diss6sfsing canal beats. the estsees
side Tor shipment to Eastern ports. ,..
}, Cysrox-uousH.-E DEMONSTRATIONS Ruth
A. BAkef, Lowrtns. from New York.
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Beach. ....I . lJ9 tp -qtyl p.h
blei: 80. q y 81 ,l%S
f sssSs . 80. : .... q IL e. :: x !
HsIHsa.,,... ... z MiTI 4 j
Robipson. I! iflii Isl I j
T sssss ., ,:g% n ~: II
g., y = -; - -. i ~, i.]r
a....W. - 81, - c,fu,, Il, m,st,t,
ettsI. N ion, sd E.s ss.nias ss vniSss
yiss Rsssldsst. tooa ~ ne shair' and Capt
re niauis: Of sSs Pssyios. ...stl.e were
rsnt,..s.n ppo,s SmsttsH 70 Memhsy,hir.
ns 100 VII ~. SII%1 ns ~, IA WnshyS
j. Ii. oiossmsn. ia Dsaai; Kinney. T's$ r.
A very sniQated disousston hsrs arose n
wsics was "a ftisipa tsd in Sy Mr.. Taylor, MI.
Duify, Mai! Morse, Mr.. J. II. Urossmsn and
Cci' d. u. Eaton was then called upon, and
forsibis Speech which was frequently Inter.
u them lie
Al tSs eonolu,ion of, his remsrks. Nh. M. 4.
Kelley offered ths fsllo wing fs'oiufioni which
,,d R,'es TINT sa1s e e.
;: 7: Eaton :nd col wallet % sasiI sSis,ii
stIuouve, ana Interesting remefkh ~ E|s
A''0'"'u' ------s4L -s,......I
Thomas, eelored. who is recorded Al the Cel-
terdsy ~ 0ficer IuIhss q u. IiIsh prs.
cinct, and taken before Justice Clarke on D
charge Of gs.biiss. Tss ssss was fully sub.
the justice. 49, - X 80
P.,o. Lar Of a...., r.r.I,Ai.s Coed. !.
the oririnsi Frsse' ~ sesss IN strsst. fIarss
plate M fsost3 bStvses d md p stfscts;
hcod &hita SHires. n - so,fns WIT SHirts'
Go y; rood sumner uS2sish irts' %, ~ ii;
iS is "a asSts. ~, ~ IA ssIs
IS cents Der box; Hsndkerehiefs and SuspeS
S 0onals1 ' o,i nna sIe AL hsys Nc srSnoH
''~''s'' rlsisrr l--------
s-.,,o,.-rh. so,,ow,,v !. l
correct Itatsnsns Of the ire alarm telegraph
' !. TSira street Ire ss... and L stree. south.
I. EieHea,s Stfeet es,t snd Fenn.yiya aaH
.,.,ns A sNee' VS. $40
Ss..n,n .tr.., go. "a p.....yix.,,t
Nser,cs.. -. 1880. ID |
pnh.a. Ss..sas E,ssth ~ s .'se v,oA
.,,..t III .nd son,h Gssoi,, svsn,s r"n
4 Fou.th strees ssst and q strcet north. !
y sissn street East ana I u s = ss north: H.,
| SsconS stteet eass nha stress h E,sa.S
| - Seeoha suee' oAs' anu IAA' oAp''"'
ID No. Engine House Capitol HIN. ..
"a sscooa .trnet we., ana y strcet .outh.
10. Police Station, Four-snd-a-hah street
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REAL EsrAra sALss.-The following sale.
have been made BY Mr.. John r; Arrison, real
estate agent, directly opposite ne south wing
$50 for 1900, blots in square o. for to,oooJ
lot. IN sqnaIs osi Ior sIso ios L. saasis !Oi
for ttsa lot "a ssrest ,ogth Ss,wee III PEE e
Foutth Atreet east, between North Catolina
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i ssribeT has obtained from .lhs 0rphses Court
q SoSa,s IN the Di;rist O fSissns's
Ds wifr O. wiIscs .isis 81 Wal inStoa county, D,
g., deceased. All persons hayinI slaim5 agninst
same with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber,
on OF before the lsth day o. August next they mAy
Given under my hand this 18th SsEy q IL August.
1898. q. A, WlhS0N,
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HATH tnok MIN before JuDtics Drury. and ne
Amounts d Snss were impossd: Tint precinct,
Yn preesSos
s.ssh ';::as. s ssS:a,A .s..ss
r''A sn'an''si..ee, Z .---l''Di ga :. 70, %
EayIrY 0oURT 1T, E,.ag:.Thn court
ton. G.osss ". kssissoa. hi fcr an isjuae.
tion 2 restrain The a.isnd.n.. fron .ai.po:ins
and for receiver. Stiiison for pisintifs-Lss.
selle and Lloyd for defendants. 2,
stock 70 Whttueston, IN order % Gsf me atook
The 0osrt took the papers, and held the case
wssasl v. M,.es. = MT; ". q; Miller . A.
for the dismissal OF pending suit In equity U
t tsssn tns u pars f controversy nov 'a "
os.s sS Jpas. on ~ ia moi ' e &c,
LIsspan Va. Gsiser, Motion for Injunction
70 restrain waste By removins fenoes, So,
i.cP Lard si.lssd " beth P.,sissii Jusssss
motion. 'fH''Y . "f1f' " 'Es0'T.
fsndant to show cause. " .LG4 L..u-
ju SSst e sss. "a n asisa:a. disHs
wood contract With the dovernmsnt Of the
United ststes. Ihe Ssse 49, sssuea mo ne1
until ri: morning at Il. s'siosi.''I Coy
stL, - ..T--.-7,,.u
THH RiyxR src.-Berry', WAT nAIrived,
steamer Esprsss, Eiehis. from Bais,mors
Co., and othsrs, sehr. Oregon, Macsasken,
from .NaaIenoy ssors. vish wood for CLARK :
Son, Bean, for Norfolk, Va, hight. -
z. 0.yhiiil NATL from Bslsincrs, eth me %s,,
ShasSi.s for District nssehnns. si p;a soas
With fresh nsh Tor Vim. Knisht %, Sailed:
Schrs. Elanora, Leyncs, Tor Hayre-de-9face
f ss f.s Ns,iSp iSf Na snSIs;
steamer Thomas E: Cayhili. Msith, for Alex:
andria And Georgetown 10 nnish disoharsins
Osner,s WAsIf--Arrived: sehrs. Thos. Mis-,
kimmons, Johnsen, from Aiexsndria, TO toao
fertilizinE materially Eldorado, Tsaysrs, IRON
Icy coal iof George Z. sheriIr. sailed; schrs
| Ocean Wave, Coliins ior areM MySonmioo,
Va light, Lawtsnoe, hieks, iot ror. fopse eeS
was sunk short time aimee. - = '. :.
Harpey's WharC.-Sniled; Schr. John Ely
Realey, for Havre de-araee, light.
-
| The BoAnp OF PoLiol, at Its meeting yes
terdsy, transacted the following among othei
business; - -. r-,ErT-fr
Private Robert French, charged win violat
sentenced to pay hne OF Is and be admon
fss foliowias sddisionai private. were e
| appointed for six months; Henry u. Norris
for duty on Penns yivsnia avenue and Twelfth
| and Thlrtssath stfeels. esss W Kitchen, 70
duty Cd Water street, ueofsetown.
Dixon, for duty ~ Wisewel BArrscks
The following pstSates were appointed
the force, Lewis p: seiboid, Johna II Aiisr
Robert w. Dunn, and John DALEY. Fta.a. '"
g.-.4..g N ---~--T---5 3D. bF." ~ haA
A CURIOSITY IN AeRIouLruRRs--Mr. os<
w. Driver, OF the Oyster Bay, has shown u
an ear OF corn which holds on one stslk 81,
Of corn. II was raised on the farm OF Dl
Mueller, Of Port Tobacco, and was presente
| by the doctor to Mr.. Driver. u 10 rare et
| r{o.itv IN It's way and well worth the after
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Sowl! .tar.sS IN ahs tso n o'slesf train .ef
Bladensburs for the purpose Of playing 4
match game OF base ball with the alum
Trees, !" another lively nine of "ball tosssrs-"
After q weilcontested game OF seven isntnys
the Owls came % victorious, bearing OF the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-28

0RDsnsforthsNA ~ REryptIcASin ooorSo-
tovn nay bscisft a. Ne book store Of NssArs. o.
&. os,ty 90. - bfisxs strsst. whefs topiss Of
hs KsfSrIIrAS ~ ID attained dsiiy.is
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He IS FINED AT LAsr.-Patriek brennan,
who has been warned time and again nbo a.
Inc trap Of sewer In the alley between
Twelfth and Thlrteenth and Z and stieets,
wAI yesterday taken before Justioo Clarke ~
ofiesr Ourand, and fined " for thus yioiatios
n oorDoFAtion law. D..
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- ,--I..,if- -
PoLIoE iIE Ssnitery Omcef Oursna
phus A. soiomsn eefofs Justice ioiaih wno
hsed then y sssh fer compittins = nssssn e.
Onafles no4as, eosored, vas arrested IN sne
CENT "a ~ non the htere 81 M. John Ill,
on Vi petween rour-and.h-hAn and Slxtng
streels. Justice tucker commisted MN 70
~ o no. rg Sn,s,er ot,ss same precinct took
oeo!Fs Adsms eefors ths cane Js,tiee vno
hnea him ~ Tor profsufty, ana issiohntn 80
euliy % sksss me Rsses, 4, Srs,Gs,lhs b,e-
einet bL Omesf BAi And = nsLies nnso
he, ~ sot telling ngact wissS9n ssnss NJ.
e,ssi. .s s,sssssss j ss y. .SssSaa and 2. n.
Ooteris, ~, tsdece9h erpessnst
Hsrper nnea a. y &c -, 4. 49, y,
, ysmes a. -. - ySntb ~ cfnsf hv 'Gfiess
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All persons Interested eIths. a destSrs .. sroai
ssrs b.syssa ss a and @ ss ;s
who's ap'heri'ed 70 act In M SSshsHIft Isos. Y
Administrator Of De witt Q, Wilson. deceased.
wAsHIEaroS CRY. Aug ~, 1888.
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sxnyxp Tick RIaHr,--Iohn Thomha and
Moses CLARK, both colored. charged WIN %,
Simon Fauntieroy, some two wesks sinee, by
means OF . three-eent awindle game, were ar
ragged before Justice CLARK yesterday: They
were committed to the work-houae In defAni'
Of the payment OF go each, Nd ....r .-.r.H.T
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the premises, lot %. In square 400, Chestnut
strset, between p and q streets north, and
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets west.
0Hurs AwLLiArs will sell At 10 o'clock,
at No. - -Four street, bstvseR
Pennsylvsnis avenue and o street, ahapdsoms
French plate mirror, rep ioangss and castor
chairs, lace curtains and corniee walnut sofas,
chamber sets, Brusseis, shrss-ply and, inGraih
Jos. KxLLHr viii sell Al 10 O'Clock, At iss 7
street north, between rwsAtyahrst and Tween;
tyseeond strests vsst. q lot ofnne pArior and
chamber furniturs, A. 9s , hS5.S'l l. .'I
: Coorxn d LArrxkR win ssil ate O'CLOCK,
At SOL Eleventh street, between Psnnsyiyants
avenue snd o street, bar axtuses, cissrs,
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CospITIon or MABrIs LsEs.-This gentle
man, who was 90 badly injured at Annapolis
junction by the ears, 70 still lying very low;
il attending him faithfully. His father has
sent word TO remove Mr.. Ia TO Baltimore, but
his physieian says he ID too III yet. VI
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NEW ADVERTIHEWENT0.

Z. 8. ALLrs, manufacturer Of line and
dealer In cement, hair, No., tiln on Rock
Greek, between and X stfeetsj once on o
street, between sixth and SEVERN strsed, I'm
rear Of Metropolitan Hotel, sdvsrtises cement
and plssser a. New York priess. ,bial. ri '''
MEssas. Lnwfs Joursor Co., bankers,
No. ss9 Pennsyivania avenue, offsr for sale a
feew Of the nrst mortgage bonds ofths Pacific
railroad Of Miascupi, interest And principal
payable In gold coin. ~
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A CURIOSITY ~ AsRouLruRRs--Mr Mr.. Geo,
AZ esr n Corn Which holds q one stsii ak.
teen distinct, weiI-dehned and. weIlnlled ears
OF corn. II was raised on the farm Of DR..
Mueller, Of Port Tobacco, and Was presented
rfosity in Its way, nnd well worth the sftten.
tlon Of the natufaiisH N isthe intention OF
Mr.. DRYER TO. present It to the Department
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iilTH.R ExPEssIyR.--An Italian named
Louis Mack, residing on Nlnth street, was
arraisned before Justice CLARK Yesterday, BY
warrant sworn out BY one 81 MT. mAers
neixhbors, who alleged that two large dogs
belonging to Mack entered his yard and stole
apparel. The justice imposed a ane Of t2o on
| HIN for Ike eping dogs Of q bad chsracter. = n
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ARRIVAL AND DKrARTUnE or ENIoRAsrs.
LIN the 10 . IN. train OF Wednesday, arriving
at this city from Baltimore, there were some
but little money, but through the Kindness Of
the railroad and police ofncers they managed
vicinity Of the depot, and yesterday morning
left in the Southern mail boat en- rouie for
Riehmond, Va, where they propose locating.
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ARRxsr or ooLoRHD THEY. John
Thomas, eolored. who r. recorded at the Cel.
terdsy BY Ofiicer Hughss, Of the Fifth pre-
oinot, and taken bsfors Justice Clarke on !
charge Of ganbliag. TIE esse was fully sub
.tsntlstsd. and the accused was nnsd w b
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Paios Lasr Of assts' Ruralshiss eeeds st
pa s:,s 81 s I'd
Ss-te.so; good summer undsfshirts, y, rs u;
ss siSn r. ssss: SS!s ssi a. Hs'Hs
rs cents per box, Handkerehiefs and Suspenr
dsrs,y Ties and Scarf, In sndisss variety, a
popular prices, p! 81 have no brssneA
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TuRns CASH PoR ooops AND LABOR
Auss.d
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Gum Trees. 81 o s4at7 Oils
s Oa Tuesday sfternoon the msrfied and
lon OF the Surgeon 9eneraps ONCE played .
match game OF base bail on the grounds, Ninth
and boundary streets. This game lasted three
nine 81 seore o. y TO %. 60 ~ = ~
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OWEN HOUSES. v. OWN.
A H Roger, Val Charles Hagan, Maine;
Smith, Del, VIM = Abrums, Va; II M Ciellan,
Ky; Thomas n Elcock, Philadelphiaj II Q But.
ssst ,Ss S,Sssy, sp5Yr Mtsfhtr' D IHar-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14

NIr. Stevens abilitc- "a egislai'r were ul-
i,aia,el. and les imrulsive temperament
would have phcc,i him in tfic irpnt rank but
hi. headong fiery spiri, often carried him fur
thcr than cool Judgment would have decided to
he necessary or prudent. His powe OF mvec'i'e
and sarcasm was uncqualici in Congress ana
friend, and foes stood in felr Of the lash oi Ai9
tongue. He was a genuine patriot, Oi'ler
hater Of rebellion and of all sympathizars WIN
il. and probably no Northern man was more
hated and feired-Lincolnp perhaps execpiei-oF
the rebels. who showed their malice by ouii'''1
hi. iron works IN the invasion OF Penn'y wanna
Bpt hi. wilfil nature ui disregard Of conse-
ouepce,. or of prudential considerations made
l,i,, an ,rsof,. leader. he WIS often voted down
~. the House. vet hc was constantly represented
Nv our oppsnent, a.. par rreelieHce, The leader
and exnapept of the Republican party, and some
ft,i. .roqlr.-. admissions. for instance, the
essentially false one, that all the reconstruction
work Of Congress was .' outside of the Const tu-
zion have been the chief capital Of democratic
spouter. and presses, ami have undoubtedly
done damage 90 the party. But we are willing
in his death TO remember only his better quail
tie,. and TO own that strong and great man
has departed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14
Judge Chase on the Payment OF the Pun
lie Debt.

Chief Justice Chase, in his charge to the
Grand Jury Of the L. S. Circuit Court OF west
Virginia. recognized the ratification of the four
teenth amendment to the Constitution, and COM
mented on the public faith MS follows lie SAID
..The war in which the nation has been recent
IL engaged for the preservation OF the National
inio9 and Government endangered by rebellion
r,ode the contraction of debt inevitable. This
debt is the price Of our national existence, ana
binds irreyocably the good faith Of the people.
Its inyioable obligation has been recognized by a
solemn act of the nation in adopting the four
teentb amendment of the Constitution OF the
limited States. which declares that the validity
of the nublic debt of the United States authorized
bv law. including debts incurred for the pay
ment of bounties for services in suppressing IN
surrection. shall not be questioned. There are
differences Of opinion As to the mode OF payment
required by the American people through Their
Government, but nobody questions openly, II
envbodv at all. that the debt contracted must be
maid in perfect good faith. The law OF the
amendment that the validity Of the national debts
shall moi be questioned was already written upon
the hearts of the people before they made 1t part
# the reconstruction. provide for the reduc-
zion and final payment Of this debt, and Tor the
animal expenses Of the government, taxes are
necessarily imposed In other words the equal
nroportion to be contributed by each citizen Is as
certained by law. He who withholds his just
proportion DERIVES the rest of the people OF ex-
actly the amount withheld His fraud operates
as theft.
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Inc Boston I'a''ttf co inileii's rs l'Io"S on
he late fatal aifray IN Shr .Nsbury in this State
If all the persons concerned in the murder
cepId he bqn-ed. IN. tcssan would he a useful
one, and teach the country gentlemen that they
h1'e no more rish- to take life than gtners-
agsre that if IS ANYTHING but that Arcadian
thing which 1t HIS been drawn by imaginative
idiers. Rural ieliei'y' unless bound IN gold;
my an - IL ,.,l. -, -,
As the latter IS worse than respectable man
More DOWN ight inhumanity occasionally is to
be see1 m square mile OF me country man III
'"'o' 'h'' space IN a oiS tJeu s,'' ~ ',is,
l.it.r g. hundred thousand Such an affair as
tha- which took place at Shrewsbury would be
ipp sio.e ui town. "ieie persons u IAN -; 49,
Nh l..,, or ID, .i',,, III. ti,a u5esoy. b,it
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RITRIINGTON. VT, RE T.

;,,,,o.,,,t cit, citor.. and occasion such COM
.srnt, ar the above. The TrareiieT says suoD
3D., affair a. the Shrewsbury one q would he I'M
,os.ible in town." The fact is that such alalrs
are EVERYDAY occurrences, made nothing OIL IN 'ne
cities. The next Boston paper that we TOOK up
flor tho one containing this absurd statement
r,coirl-a very severe fight y on fremont STREET.
t.,,ra.n some Germans and Irishmen, in which
one Daniel shay was stabbed through the lace 70
the brain. and died in fifteen minutes nut II
makes no -tr in the Boston papers, because 1t Is
nothing unssual We might tortify our asSef
lions if il was worth while, by taking from our
s;.,. ilo. some Of the accounts Of feuds and muir
d.ror. INT. between rival FIRE companies; Of bar
room battles. in which gangs of rufiians /" sail
in e, and satisfy Old grudges with the pistol and
tho dirl. Of as-lssinations of police officers who
have won the ill-win Of the s. town rogues,
NH, arc So much wilder men than the " rural
rufiians - Of the unseen and undiscovered muir
der,. evidenced only by the corpses At the Nor
,,no and in the disecting rooms Of the city
medical schools. But there is little need.
That the great centres of crime, Ignorance ana
DEGRADATION. must also show vastly more OF inlu-
rn,nity and brutal disregard Of human life than
c.,utrv communities, i too plain for serious
a---ucnt The New York riots in 1864 en-
bolieI more brutality ina week, than has found
,yare--ion in an New England, outside of the
.,..t-.,, W. know Of no country
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Correspondence.
Correspondence Of the FREE PEEss.
From Johnson.

Johnson, W., August ;, 1868.
.Hessrs. Editors.--I suppose johnson is known
and remembered from the fact, that on very
stormy occasion, when the rains were poured out,
the roiinq iah0bif1afs South and Vest Of MS
also poured through here, to attend to the saliva
ton Of our country, by nominating Hoyt or
Baxter (only they didn't) for Congress.
Since that long to be remembered occasion we
Law claim to some Improvements for our town
Among other. the establishment Of the State
Normal School for this Third Congressional Dis
trict here. which is already sending forth Teach
ers especially qualified for their great work, and
who are giving evidence that such qualification
means something. We have also finished a large
and commodious building into Town Hall, and
school rooms for two or more grales. Besides
tbi. one store has been remoleiei at large out
law. and +, one Of the finest in the country. An
other is in course Of building. Of three stories in
height. with French roof and is 10 feet in
length, the largest in the county. Its design
wa. by YOUR townsman Elmore Johnson, and il
would be an ornament to any town.
We are strongly reminded at this moment t'A'
.. Spuukv Lamoic' is still spunky. We have
a family quarrel on hand, and Mr.. Editor can
Won tel if these fsuls are contagious: Examples
are. We must either elect three Republican
Senators or g.. Fight it ont on this Line appa-
renty.
There are at least Two prominent evils IN TINS
world if no nore-man'- nre,trainel, selfish
ambition. and his per,er-e viii. and when We g
AT such bidding. We do not see ourselves a-
others see us.
OB-FEVEE.
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The Lamoille Senator>hip Again.

LAvouLE Co.. Vt, Au.. 3. lsts
NJ Elder want To make statement Of
few fact. connected with the two candidates
for the Seuator-hip in Lamoillc In the outset
| will say that the railroad is the lelding and
most important subject TO the people Of the VAL
ley. Politics are out Of the question here this
time. Now We judge Of the present and future
by the past; we judge Of the feelings and inten-
tons of man by the same criterion. Since the
railroad became question in LlmoiIie. Mr.,
Hendee has been laboring to secure the road To
this people, his labors have been uncelsing in
public and in private to this end. The public
have confidence in Mr. Hculee that he VIII work
for the best interests of his constituents at all
times 1t is true that he Ia, been in the Senate
two years, but he has done nobiy for us and for
the State His mission is not quite ended. He
has fought 50 faithfully in the attack, that we
propose to let him fight it out ON this line if It
takes all summer
Now, as for Mr. Powers, he never has been
known to stand up in public or in private to adj
vance the interests Of the Lamoille railroad. or
even to speak enccungingly of the enterprise
This Is all true of him up to the time Of the
Senatorial canvass. It is true that he male a
motion to raise the necessary funds at meeting
in Morristown for that purpose, but he lid it to
head off Mr. Hendee, for he proposed the same
plan and same form Of contract that Mr. Hen
dee had shown him the day previous Il has
been a common thing for Mr.. Powers to speak
coldly Of the road He said he had the railroad
fever once, but it was like the small pox, he
could not take it again. Then We say that
looking at the past record of Mr.. Powers we can
but believe that he is not sound on the goose, -
that he is urging himself upon the people before
they want him, that he has become a railroad
man too suddenly, and that he has too many
anti-railroad men for supporters.
Yours truly, CITIZEN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14


We rsiai,c in #. .-.. re.,r-sitv.- the smash
i,r of tbc rerou.ns-irr n.sab-n. IN rb.- dis
,ri.-. and ..c5a5 because # secures for the
district. and for Vermont. The live. TO take b.,
seat. the kind of representative that ve like To-
see representing Vermont in Congress.
Il WIS plain. before the Convention met. tlat
the contest in it WAS To- bea triangular anc Bee
tween Mr. Woodbridge, Cl Nelzsv and Mr..
willard, the other cauIiia-e- developing uo
great strength n the election ol DELEGATES. and
of course not showing much ia the Convention.
What the result woull De was very ioubu1i-
ill tae slece-si,. ia-0,iu-- shovel plainly TIT
thc one hundred "li and votes comprising
Willard In1 Naif.l columns were -'-H '.-
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