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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
Vermont Items.

Mr. J, Hathaway, Of Nergonnes,
while laying water pipe in that place, last
Saturday, was nearly buried alive, by the
earth caying in upon him.
--Danvillc is acknowledging given
a majority Of y for Grant, on Tuesday
last.
There are now residing in the little
village Of Derby tweuty'nine widows,
with only one widowcr, and he noarly
ninety years Of age,
Tho enthusiasm of the ST. Adams
Republicans over the late election found
vent in the form Of 200 guns, bonhres,
and Examinations generally.
On Monday, Mr., Jas, Garno, of Yer
,yenne~. whilo unloading coal from a boat,
was struck upon the back Of the head by
the boom OF the derrick giving away. He
was unconscious for long time.
IF. r. Hannum, OF Stamford. recently
slaughtered three pigs. six months old
which weighed, respectively, 3s2, 2Si and
OIL H..
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large Notwithstanding. z the mud, seemed to
feel deeply the curse that rested On the
people where liquor was sold, aud II tho
feeling is carried away, change must
take place in regard TO this thing,
Thanks werol rendered to q, L. Davis,
Of Burlington, for his presiding over the
meeting; and also to Mr., Casson, for
leading in the singing. II seemed as II
much good had been done BY the meeting,
Judging from the remarks Of all
After devotional exercises, led by DIR,
Kitehcll, the convention adjourned sine
Ii a. $ A.
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MIDDLEBURY, Nov D.

MIDDLEBURY, Nov. D.
kvENINC SESSION.
In the afternoon committee was APP
pointed to nominate number OF persons
To serve as permanent county committee
having the power to call meetings at any
time The following were made choice
Of:
Prof II. NJ Seelcy, of Middlebury,
Col. Charles Hunsden, Of Shoreham,
- A. B. Lyon, of Bristol
l, was thought best niterwsrd, to add
the following:
J Ross, of Vergcnncs,
Samuel H. Kelley, OF Salisbury,
p T. Branch, of Orwell,
A. W. Eastman. of East Middlebury.
The evening exercises were opened by II
prayer meeting, presided over by Edgar
Bliss, of Brandon.
The question, What * the best mode of
promoting the temperance cause in this
county; was then discussed, being opened
by U. d. Twichell
Pres. kitchcll then followed with some
very powerful remarks on the subject
He said that he was convinced that the
temperance sentiment of this vicinity, as
exemplified in the execution of the laws,
was sham. he rebukcd with terrible
earnestness and energy, the rumsellers,
who cursed the community by selling
their drink to young men.
lie was followed by Prof. Weber, Rev.
Mr.. Walker, and several other citizens OF
the town, who pledged themselves to carry
the law into effect, il it was possible.
1t is no discredit to the other sessions
to say that this one, t. consider the tenn
perance cause, was ahead of the former
ones in interest and enthusiasm. The
speakers, and especially DIR. Kitchell, were
rapturously applauded.
!. A town where $1,000 worth of liquor
was said to have been sold in single
ysaT tex zaca;cina, purposes, lad 10 cause
for rejoicing.
Those present and the attendance was
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

The States in which elections are yet TO
be held are New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Alabama and Florida. now in the Union,
and which are entitled To IA representa-
tives, and Virginia. Mississippi and Texas,
not yet readmi,tcd, and which are enti-
tied to II representatives II is safe to
allow the Democrats at least one-half Of
those 10 be elected, which will make the
next House of Representatives stand 1913
Republicans to 30 Democrats.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12
THE RUTLAND HERALD
IN. rre.en, ana the Next Congress

The following table shows the relative
strength # the parties, in the lower
branch Of the present Congress, mi IL"
the next as far as elected The tatl' va
brace. the results Of the election, this
week, The Republicans have lost IN all
2s representatives, and the Democrats
have increased their vote from ~ Ia a.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

ErRorEhN EMIGRATION 10 CANADA
At the conference at Ottawa last week, a
plan of concerted action between the Do
minion and local governments was agreed
upon, the details of which will be sub,
mitted 10 the local governments for APP
proyal. Emigrant agencies will be es-
tablished in London and ON the continent,
while those at all important points in the
Dominion are TO be maintained.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

As BAD AZ YERMoNT.-There were
only six towns in Massachusetts, that gave
majorities for Seymour on Tuesday, and
four Of these were in western Massachu-
sets, Southwick, Cheshire, Lenox, Pitts
field, The other towns are Burlington
and Blackstone, and Carver was tied.
This is rather small percentage of 336
towns, the whole number in the State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

RAILROADS IN oREGoS,-The people
Of Oregon are fully alive to the impor.
lance Of railroads for developing the re-
sources of their State and rendering inter
communication and transportation rapid
and easy. There are six different enter.
prises now in process Of execution, viz /;
The Salt Lake and Columbia River Rail-
road, connecting the Union Pacific Rail.
road with the navigable waters of the
Columbia river; the Oregon branch of
the Central Pacific Railroad, running
through the Rogue river, Umpqua and
wallamet Valleys to the Columbia river
and Puget Sound; the Oregon Central
Railroad west side ; the Oregon Central
Railroad east side, the Salem and Me-
Minyille Railroad, and the st. Helens
and lIilsboro Railroad, all of which are of
great Importance TO the people of the
State.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

This is more than two-thirds Of the
whole number of electors
The States known TO have chosen the
electors to vote for Seymour and Blair are
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

GRANTS CABINET. - The New York
Herald has commenced marking out
Grants Cabinet. 1t is as follows:
Gen, Sohofeld. Secretary Of War.
Admiral Porter, Secretary of the Navy,
Charles Francis Adams or Motley, Sec
rotary of State.
Gov, Holden, Of \ C., Department OF
the Interior.
Henry q. Stebbins, Secretary Of the
Treasury,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-11-12

GooD.--The Chicago Republican thus
announced Mr., Seymour's speech in that
city. "Mr Seymour will lecture in this
city tonight for the benefit of New York
Colored Orphan Asylum"
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CCLFAX NOMINATED FOR VICE
PRESIDENT,

received last evening the following
telegram
VIRGINIA, May 81.
CARSON APPEAL: Grant and Colfax NOM
mated to-day on good platform
J. I. GOODMAN.
Thus does it appear that the National
Republican Convention has done its
work promptly and admirably. Both
the nominations will be highly satisfac-
tory to the Republican party everywhere.
Oar choice for the Vice Presidential
nomination was Fenton Of New York,
Our feeling of favor toward him being
prompted by the belief that he would
add, more than any one else, to the
strength of the ticket on account Of his
popularity in New York. But no man,
CT any party, who is SO closely iden,i-
FED with politics as Colfax, is so widely
popular as he, and certainly no man,
20. a resident of the Pacific Coast, has
more friends west OF the Rocky Noun
rains than he. We take pleasure in
adding his name to Grants at the head
C Cur columns. Mr.. Goodman will ac-
cept our thanks for his kindness in put
ting US in possession Of this gratifying
piece Of news.