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HEyRIco CoUSrr CoURT. mo business of
public interest was transacted in this court
yesterday. :
The court has granted the usual certificate
of character, Sc, to William E. Wade, Esq .
one Of the magistrates Of the county, who
proposes to qualify for the bar. :. -
Next Saturday Qsth) has been set apart for
the granting of ordinary and retail liquor
licenses 8r.4 4
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RoBBEHr.-Mr. &C: Tfnsiey, residing on
MARSHALL street two doors above Brock ave-
nue, was robbed on Thursday night of a bar.
rel OF flour, four hams, and d lot Of SuE Jar ntd
coffee; the whole valued at forty ave doI:
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CONSTABLE APPo1sTgD.-Samuel u. terge-
SON has been appointed Constable OF the Sc,
yenth District of Mecklenburg by General
sehofield. A vacancy has existed in this dis
tricr for long time.
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ALARM OF F1RE.-The alarm yesterday morn
ing was caused by the burning Of a. chimney
at the house of Mrs. Eliza Gentry, on Frank:
lin between Twenty second and fWentyi lnlro
streets. II. -y .g.-..l i
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10 R4IIsoA AID AecYpEsr. The material train on
the Central railroad ran OF the track near tne
coach house switch yesterday afternoon. In
conseu uence OF this accident the passenger
'tfaih cotild not get TO the depot. and the pas
sengers got of near the coach house The
mail was delayed more than half an hour.
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2PERsosAI.-Monsielr Alfred Paul. long the
French Consul M, Richmond nov Conanl-
General has been @ osasfsd @ hsyanss ioI
few days. a..tr-.'rla fsst{t s...t 1.5y sag1
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AN WHITE OR BLACK "a sermon will be
delivered in the Temple on Broad street, n 10
a. NJ, from the text, Z" am black, but
comely; O ye daughters of Jerusalem, rs the
tents of Kedar are the curtains of Solomon"
&c-Song of Solomon, Chupter l, verse 8.
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Posr-oRPIcE BoxEa.--U UnlssR paid for BY TO-
night, the boxes nowreutsd will be forfeited,
and the mail matter belongingsto them put In
the general delivery. .ssrsE
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OILS.

| BARRELS AND TEN CASES KE-
r.., 'OSENb OIL just received on consign.
p ARMISTEAD & CARY.
AAD AMI, OlL.-Lard Oil, best quality,
- = 1as' received, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co.
\ LrhloSENE OF L kerosene (Coal)
- - ,.n; VII, best equality, for sale at lowest rates,
PURCELL, LADD j. co.
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs.-This Court
will meet on Tuesday the lith instant.
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LGUye1S.

y II: AILETT, ATTORNEY AT
La ", practices in all the courts held
T. .uT t!ty OF Richmond and in the County
.,5 g''yr ~, III Shafer's building, corner of Tenth
~ +@'H s;Eeets, two doors above the post
ap elm
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WOntS.

VXTANTED, a WHITE WOMAN to
Wv cook wash, and iron for small family
of three persons. No one need apply unless
she eau bring the very best recommendations.
Apply at No. l6 Sixth street, between Main
and Franklin. ..-,a.a... Ia mp, lE-1t%
VNTANTED, q good COOK, WASHER,
wv and IRONER, for a small family. None
but those thatcan come well recommended
need apply. Apply ut .--e-.-s. y ~ :
BOOKER, KERR & LYONS, w
ra ,aeT .@ Cary street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
11-lt Fl sf#..g d. .1.'t 1867
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MEDICAL, OeLIEeBof Y TisdfsTl Professor
Z, ,Canninghan. aud BIS. Gaiiiard haYe peen
elected as delegates from this instftutton tns
American GMedicalt,A Assccixtion, whicn MeeS
in Washington,SD. C.,ion tho 9th or May Hexs;
80 .aIJLE :, ~ 4
FsA1z or Rrir9 EsrA4s..-s.. N:Dayiss anc;
tioneer, sold yesterday one hundrsd and pig
feet Of ground ,on the corner ot %, Sonn z ana
oCout.s streets, Tor Sss7. J.. ~, sI !. ss,s{y !
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers of Real Estate sold bettoeen the first
day Of January and the first day o} July pay the
tdIes thereon for tie current year.
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R0oZss. St0t5O7aerqI, DC.


DOCKS AND STATIONERY. .,,.-.,.a
ID : - RANDOLPH s ENGLISH,
1920 MAIN STREET,
are prepared to supply goods In their line At
Wholesale or retail on the best terms. g..
Large stock Of STANDARD BOOKS for
the Library, and SCHOOL BOOKS at about
BooKBINDING in all its varieties. a. .
an 10
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\ LW AND ELEGANT FJJRNYTURE,

\ :" AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.
!rKyIT TIfSnaally large and varied stock of
tie ;ban tat- nE is now more complete, if posi-.
vs,,a.ilom rom several Of the most extensive man.
9! seysrs, oIl The continent, we are in receipt
&aU ga elegant sets for Parlor, Cham ber,
!yyo 49, lining room. Also, Counting
~ And du onlce Desks and Chairs. Call at
I'd onst,' canine our assortment. In price
Ny si,n,I'y We claim fair comparison with
Es.s af establishment in the United
GhI9 hABLISTON d BROTHER,
corner OF Ninth and Main streets.
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CUSHINGS & BAILEY, y 80 -,
~ WHOLESALE B0OKSELLERS5 AMI

CUSHINGS & BAILEY, 3.
" WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND
-, STATIONERS,5 5sI 81 ALs,
No. 262 BAtfIMoRE STREET, Opposite dAAoVsHs
BAIT IM'ORE, .,..,.,.
are prepared to offer TO the country trade
goods In their line at prices that VIII cTmpaio
Suvorably with those of any other markss; =.
Their stock Of SCHOOL, Law MEDt- -
CAL, and MISCELLANEOUS booAo BUNS sla ~
large and weilselected ro..,u,,,
and American Stationery can always be found
at heir' es Establishment. ~, ,,n .,,,,n,,t,r, -
!. They keep constantly on hand tun supply
ri Eisnr Hooks Of different styles and Of then
o,,ni manufacture. Having a Bindery con-
nsctsd with their store, they are at al times
.abiei at short notice, TO MI orders for Blank
Books ruled 70 any pas'eih' - - - : = : :,
: -ordsrs received by mail will meet with
prompt attention. ,.-.-.. !. - :. :
, You are requested 70 eau ana me- s1ansns our
~ NH 1O--6Wxl5 49,. s}sis. Z - fs-I - -
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, ENOV ROBERT BRIGGS,
II BOOT and SHOE MANUFAC- mEan
RER, has removed from Twelfth REaA
:. 10. Il Thirteenth street, next door tof ~
liam Wallace Sons. LADIES and ~aa>
fIAILENEN'S BOOTS and SHOES made
- oder III his usual neat and durable style
q. mort notice, and at prices as low as first
..iSs work can be made.
ROBERT BRIGGS,
N-'-'!a No. II Thirteenth street.
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\ WALKER & CO.,

| successors to o. +. Bresee, Esq ),
b3vNERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
once l0l4 Main street.
s,,- sg>l of post. office, under Messrs. r.
H Maury * Co.
prlsirrs. merchandise, furniture, and per-
'.1,-oprr:v OF AL kinds. in the city or coun-
90, ned against loss or damage by fire at
I. Ives, rates in companies of the highest
4rdluc. s;,,,,aa ,,d ,ro,,.,r.
Zinc and inland insurance also effected at
-.-.eAt ralrs. ~ -
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pTrDNONT LIFE N > U Il A & T.
| COMPANY OF yIRGINIA.-W: G:
,PEINGTON, President DR.. G. HENRY
.,2TVGw n. D.. Medical Adviser; J. J
a11pKlN, secretary. This company issues
",nc,s. . on all popular plans, including ere.
rrH premium plans; on some of these
r.sas after oas cash payment. on others after
IL policies are non -forfeiting.
IN. success OF the PIEDMONT is unprece-
s.'.-l purlus lhe first Ave months OF its
'-.t,,za :iou il has issued q larger number Of
-'i.,.s ;hau any other company in the United
,,.e.-> during the same period of its existence.
TA- PIEDMONT is 4 great success. Its
...r1ns.pi!!tv is unQuestioned, its terms are
st.,sl lis rates low, and its management
i. ~ he hands OF men OF rs high integrity
at - fine business ability as any in the
>.[,. Finally. il is q HOME INSTITUTION.
RICHMOND AGENCY,
1:aae 1913 Main street. nearly opposite post
e- Il. G. DESHIELDS, Agent.
n: !. L. PAGs, Medical Adviser.
NH Ism
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furniture. dc.

tN|1GGiAL NOTICE.-A complete set
BfIJ' "a DHh CHAMBER FURNITURE, with
ae ":'H DhDDlNG, in good order, for sale
"lply 10 II. L. STAPLES,
e. a-S,Teer Mer Fourteenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-11

NTORWoODs A aTALEaoF4 VILLAGE
IN NEW ENGLAND BY
: Henry Ward: :Beecbsr., One rlEfsnres crowR3 )
J. .sSo., nearly ySoo pages:sP re. 90. -:
-. NGFS,0OMMENTAI greatest
RIbIical work Of the age.- II volumes
Of Lspgs,s Gomusntary saissaay spnoDshsdl
1ass.1SiiArrHxws. IN TYanslassd and edited ty,
!. .PhaHp SchAE, u. D. 4sss@l " sN''''-1
IL MARK AND LUXE. Translated ard
). edited by Professor W. .G. T. Ghsdd. d. 0,s
/ Philip e " q schaf. y, p.' ana Rsy 9. o.ssat' =.
ILL AcTs. Tsanslassd and edited by Chsrlegs, r I
|aaE SchaAers d H4-sge2 taAs .s,,n,t..r oI,
i AMrS pETERS J0HN,I. and JuDE-
.Transisssd snd issd 81 :IsidSr Non bsrt.
|. For sale by A. H.CHRISfIAN
- opposits Spotswood
iTTEWszRooEs.a.eE .eEDs BOOKS AND
NRAREsBo0KS-Wea Will. ssnd. eksr
RoOK. no paairar, by whoni pnbiisae q, mar u
Scsarsd, or advertised, 70 any address, post.
paid! on receipt q gEigssss sarr1 COZ.
IL ! - - Booksellers and 6sasienefs. =
| mhH Lynchburg, Va,
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Turner has onr thanks for Brick Pomeroy's
sf 80
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WTANTED, family to occupy TWO
! Wv ROOMS, on second floor, connected to.
gether; one front room, opposite the Capt.
tol Square. They have jnst been pnt In tho:
rough. order, and to d family without email
children the terms of BOARD will be mode
rate. Apply early, on Bank street between
Min tn and Tenth streets, to .---.. .
an LOT Mrs. S. NJ. MONTAGUE.
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1NTANTED, TO RENT A SMALL,
wv .GENTEEL HOUSE, on either Frank
lin, Grace, Marshall, Clay, or Leigh, or on
side streets from Fifth TO Ten partly fur
nished, with stabling attached. preferred.
For such, a good tenant will be found by ad-
dressing "R, - box 253. post-ofice, Richmond.
an 1n-2t ----- -
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
-zg INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COM.
PANY OF VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1865.
!5.TAL .p1oOteVV'
Well invested and secured.
atsets employed here for the general beneht.
,rsirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS in.
-.-l
ice, No. 1914 Main street.
u. J. HARTSOOK, President.
.gy,D |. BURR, Secretary.
! G. WaEgRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
de
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single gentleman. UNI
wv ted States army officer) desires perma-
nent BOARD in a quiet private family. A
good front room well furnished is indispensa-
Bile. Address A. j. g., Dispatch office. =.
- - ap8-lw n.
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OpPIcR RIcHMoSD, FREDERICKSBURG 1p }
PuToAAc RAILRoxD COMPANY,
,.. ..t RIcHAoHp, ApriiS, 1868. J
WTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, 10000
wy SILLS, delivered on the line OF this
road between Richmond and Aqua creek, OF
white or post oak, eight feet long, not less
than nine inches diamete at small end, bark
ed and smoothly hewn 10 @ thickness OF six
inches, clear Of any defect calculated toimpair
strength. No sills will be received under size.
A liberal price will be paid. Apply to section
masters on line Of road, or to -,
- .-. a4 w. N. BRAGG,
an 7-lot Superin tendent.
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Well invested and secured.
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wv ,,s IN RICHMOND. '@ 80
Prices to suit the times. 49, E---Es .aAa# p.
- WILLIAM y. BARNES, > u.
No. IS Twelfth street, between
NH ll-im' Franklin and Main streets.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

THE DIFFERENCE.-Four wears ago,
when the nation was in its death strug-
Gle almost, the democratic orators at the
national convention were crying for
peace, and demanding that the uuholv
strife cease. Now that the war is closed
in spite of the peace democrats, the can
didatc for vice president on the demo-
cratic ticket proclaims revolution. and the
democratic party south that failed 10
overthrow the government, now wish To
get control OF the executive, when they
will again ''let slip the dogs of war" 1t
is little singular that the democratic
party should be for peace in the time of
war, and for war in time Of peace.
In Gen. Grants letter Of acceptance
of tue Republican nomination he says :
Let us have peace" In Gen. Blair's
letter Just before his nomination. he saws
in effect, if not in TIE very words : MY
voice is still for war" If the country
wishes peace it must elect Grant and
Coltax if it would have war and revo-
luton. it is only necessary to elect Say-
mOur and Blair
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24
NencS IN BTieJ.

Congress Is expected to adjourn in a
frv DAYS.
The It. Gov. OF Louisiana Is a color
ci man-ur, a. the advocates Of white
mans government say-a ''nigger."
VIM. NJ Evarts. OF impeachment fame,
has his reward He has been confirmed
a. attorney general.
The House has voted ten million dol
lars to pay Tor ALASKA, with its ice, po-
lar Jcar- and E.-quimAuX. 1t is to be
hoped Secretary Seward will not Try IL
further enlarge his farm before another
spring. Tie national debt Is laTgr
enough already.
Gen. Butler is cutting up in Congress
in his Butl,rian style. He goes for re-
pudIatiou, consequently Is Gown on the
Republican platform. 1t l. proposed to
run Gen. >chouier against him in tho
9Th district fhry lnisit a. well run a
lead man.
Gen. VIM. j. Rosecrau,, Il iightin@
General, has been nominated as minis
Ter 10 Spain. and II l. Thought the senate
sill confirm him
John l.. Dawson Of Pennsylvania has
been nominated ~ minister to Russia,
md Henry VI Waits - minister 10 Ans
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

MIDDLEBURY CoLLEGE.-The COM
mcncement exercises at Mddlebury col
lege begin on Sunday, August ., with
the baccalaurcate sermon by President
kitchel. On Tuesday occur the society
anniversaries the address before the
Philomathcsian by Ralph Waldo Emer-
son, at ten O'clock that before the Phil
adelphian at two o'clock, by Prof +. w.
Fisk of Chicago and the Parkerian
prizes for rhetorical excellence will he
competed for in the evening. On We'd
ncsday, Rev. Byron Sunderland of Wash
ington, ID G., will deliver the annual ad-
dress before the alumni. Commence
ment day is Thursday, the 18th, and the
Mendelssohn quintctee of Boston finish
up in the evening with a concert
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24
setting BoOEs Jy Subscription.

We have always deprecated selling
books by subscription, Is it Is called, tor
this reason: Books thus sold cost the
purchasers from fifty 20 one hundred per
cent. more than the wholesale price.
Take tor example, Mr.. Richardson's
book. beyond the Mississippi"-(and,
hv the way, a most excellent work. ii
large octave volume of 800 pages and
200 cngravingS. The art OF printing
and binding has been 50 perfected, and
reduced 10 sucl a system that the pub
fishers could afford this large and beau
tltuIlv executed book for Sl.1| per vol
ump. 1t was sold by subscription tol
- 80. That is. the agents who carried
them about from house to house, and
who invested no capital and run no risk
received a. much on every book sold, a,
the author, the type settlers. the paper
makers. the prcssmen, the binders ana
the publishers all combined. And this /,
only ar illustration of what is BEN.
don all over the country three hundred
and thirteen DAYS every year.
Now. what Is the remedy? Its man.
iie-lly to refuse all subscription works
Let them 90 into their legitimate chan
Il i..1r--..,,,- ,,.l,, -,,,I {. hnol
- WE have above described can be pur
chased for $3.50, and perhaps for less
giving the bookseller fair profit II
this way. on every book that reaches ;
circulation Of fifty thousand copies, $50,
600 will bc saved 10 the reading public
Besidr-, the country requires that every
aJc-bodied man should produce some
thing. There are already too many whc
consume. but who do nothing to aug
lnent the productions OF the earth. Ihr
i one reason prices of living are so high
When a disabled soldier or any otht!
needy person comes about with sub
scription book. or some patent cement
or Tin cathode, buy it, to help the ven,
der; but when stout, able-bodied mar
aoes around from house to house will
some book or limerick for sale, advise
him to 90 to work at some employment
that will be of some benefit TO the com
1uuuity or the world at large.
The last Congregationalist has an item
which show, up this subscription book
business in plain Light:
1--WE have just learned that one agent
of Dr. Vests Analysis of the lBlble, tc
the profound worthlessness of which we
last week referred, has lately sold one
hundred and thirty copies of the book in
one Of our inland towns, and over two
hundred in another, all at S7.75 apiece.
~ the agent gets something like forty
per cent. for his services. 1t must be a
comfort to these purchasers to know that
in one town they have contributed near
" 500. and in the other more than
$500 to his support, besides the publish
er's large profits behind that; IN return
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

HIGu BAILIFF-The good people of
this and every other county i'll Vermont,
elect each year set of county officers
senators, assistant judges, Judge of pro-
bate, sheriff, states attorney, and last and
most sounding title OF all, high bHl0.
Now what is II high baiIitf, and what are
his duties We all know that our SEN
ators represent us among the potent,
grave and reverend seignors' Of the State
senate. We know that the assistant
Judges have 10 eit with the presiding
Judge at county court; TO give him their
important advice upon trials, and, ac-
cording to Judge Mhttock's discovery, TO
scratch his back ii inc be too fat to reach
it where it itches; 10 have charge Of the
county property, and 10 appoint county
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

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''"~'''' I'''1 '''' 'o' ~" '''- ''''''I' voc
believe there il II" class So Table to n"-
position a. newspaper publishers. Fay
in advance is the only >af. way:
v-.l..,....,.,..r L..n .Ii. f, .oIl..,
,;,. III c'..,.,',, .....li A. {, .,I
,,, III ,nIJi-Lo'. y..,rIl .I,.,on,inu. .anL
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

clerk. auditor and Treasurer. n....r..
Inspector Of hops. w know. ...
us, what arr some Of the lutte. ..
Judge ot probate; also thtr..
has charge ui thc county LII, .....
writ and that t..rstu,r- at......
criminal pro-r"uiin. o1lic.r tp~,.
But what j. the high hai.... B..
can an-wcr, even OF. those tint a....
elect him. hold up.rhor h1o1-.
We expected. Wei! ihrn ia
is an officer authorized to errv, .,.. .
III which the sheriff i, party .. ..
ested. lie has authority. when
rcctcd by any writ or process. T..
the sheriff and shut him up u r.. r.
Jail. and while the latter j. S., geo.
the high bailti' exercise 1.. l.- .
and duties. The pay of ui-l f..
from fees. and a, the Gases ... ,
rare in which il i, rycc--Ar. T..
sheriff or Shut him up IN d.. .....
the office i not the most r.ln.'
one in the world. sill itI-..
office, and therefore som. -u.. ..
can i annually selected fer ..-L
/ TN. frec Pro-,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

We find the following card in the Col
lin County CIeNas) Messenger:
To til, CHi;o,S Of Collin County Il p
on consultation of members of the Union
party, they deem it best, taking into con-
sidcration the excited condition of the
communicative lawlessness prevailing,
the fact that several Union citizens have
been murdered in the last week. and
Others threatened and compelled to aban-
don their homes, and flee for their lives ;
for these and other reasons, to abandon
the proposed celebration of the 4th of
July, as had been previously arranged
and published.
Mckinney, July 3, 1865.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

A western democrat has discovered
that the nominations at New York are
the most popular ever made in the coun-
try, "5ecause they please all the re-
publicans and nearly half of the demo-
cra:s."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24
Democrafic state Conrenfion.

The democracy met in state conven-
tion AT Montpelier last Friday. There
was not large attendance, though the
'managrrs' We're all present.
Mr.. H. l.. smith called the meeting &c
order. and ou his motion Hon. ii. w.
Heaton OF Montpelier, was called to the
chair. and {. NJ Chase of Lyndon, and
". W. Eaton of Cambridge chosen sec.
rotarins
I're P,esdntS-Addison county, f.
Il. Wright, AIiddlcbury; Bennington,
George jerks, Rupert Caledonia, J. VI
Weeks, Lyndon: Chittcnden, Lyman
BurEc+. Milton Franklin, Ormon Brad
ley, Fairfield; Lamoillc, W. III. IL
bingham. Stove: Orange, Milton Mar
'u, Wiiiiam~tpwn Orleans, W. H.
lioy,, Btrtuu: Rutiand, John Cain
Ru,.aud: Washington, Daniel baldwin,
Montpelier Windsor, Samuel Mutt
Hartford.
RESOLUTIONS:
H.>ai,d. 1t, Tat in the approachin.
pres. lnu;i..l rauyae-, the question of civil
AND constitutional liberty on the one side
and military force and absolute dcspo;isn
un th.. other. j. TO he met and decided
H~.'rd, III That w heartily cu
jor+a ;h' platform ct principle, adopted
br the National Democratic convention
u il late session in the city Of New
I.~l.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-07-24

The IouisviIl Journal says that when
two or three Democrats are gathered to-
9ether, there viii the spirit Of Democra-
cy be also. That's true, no matter what
the tax Is